davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

reiiern f9immern ia0ne s9rpiirOige
S9l1Fer: Die bodtbronenbe Nueuitus=
burg Ole @drtburg SadIens), 9i4ten=
ipalbe nit ieinen ipieIeuoen WaFertiiniteu
unb biele anbere, 5urd @ef6i6ts unb
Sage umipobene dltersgraue Berg unb
5ellenfelten. llnO bieie llmgebung BAT
bersbelnb aif bic 8etpobner Der Stobt
eineepirtt, babon geben brei ItattIi9e
3beater bertbtes 3eugnis. 9aB bic S9On=
belt Der Stabt A~nerteunune gefun6en
bat, gebt btutlid aus benz rielisen 6rems
benbertebr berbor: gbemnib pirb idbr=
li9 bon 10000 @Gitsn belu9t. 0abei
perbient cine NuFmertiamteit Der Stabt
fir tire @Gfte befonbere G%ripdbnuns; un=
ter ben Gbemniber pOli8iiten befinOet ii9
cine frembfprddIi4e Abtbeiluns, pOli8iz
iten, bic ensIifd. fran30iii6 oOer Gspes
rantO fpre9en. Dieie poIi3iiten linb
duBerlid bur9 Nb8eihen tenntlid ge=
mu9t: bic neutrality-suspicious. traeen bic
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
= 81 per ~S0ni9sprat nit Dem S0niS ArBert- 2am(eam, Dem meaem
rm. - 81 pie Sreis- unO Amts6anptmann(60ft.

ameritanifde unb englii9e 6Iaegeu, bic
neutrality-suspicious. bic 3ritoIore, bic
esperuntofpredenOen einen eriinen Stern
auf benz Mernel.
Bon ben 8ouiperten Der Staot psrbient
oas neue Ndtbbaus am Neumdrtt ais
oas Id0nite beionOere Grpdbnuns.
Die NnIase 6es RatbbuuIes iber8eust
bel ebIer Strenge bur9 Oerniinftiee Mafs
TenDertbsiIung, rubige 2inienfibrung uno
Ielb Itbepubte Strait. MuA bic @in3eIbeis
ten iino fem bur4oadt unb friIH belebt,
obne ireenopie gu blober Spielerei aus
5%uarten.
Ser malerif6e gin0rud bes @ebdubes
pirD bur4 einen sefpaltigen Rolanb err
b0bt beIen fdlante Grideinune iid ben
boditrebenOen @iebelfenitern onpaBt. Bel
Der 5eniergeitultung bat man Ourd 8ers
guiding bon neueren NIT R~euaiIancefors
men cine eble Wirtune sr5ielt. Die itutts
lden DGder erboben burd Geniter,
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

Ser MeiIter bate ii9 erboben = mar
3peimdl i'm 3immer auf unb ab gegangen,
Idnoiam unb miibe, unb bate ii9 bann
pieber ge1ebt. Oils 8iDrn Aapn inne>
belt, la6te er y tur5 unb troden.
n2ieber Greunb. Sic limb sepiB nod
- febr iuns!"
n3pan8ie Su6re!4 erpiberte 8i0rn
Napn err0tbenb. .Mber gerabe Sbre Biiz
der baben bepirtt, baB i'd Diel refer unb
Ie%lbitbeipuBter bin ala biele Mnbere in
meinem bitter! Sd babe ale Sbre 8iiz
der 9eleIen - n@elte @lumen", r9as
cine, bds nottbut", nprino &urmd6er" -
Tie ale. lnb ii mlBte III sic ieben,
sSbre 90no in Der meinen fiiblen, bic
9anb. bic Jung unb intelligent 1T ME
Elm @ebirn -"
Ser Meifter ld9eIte tpieber - bds
eleide miibe 2G9eln: nllnb finb Sic nidt
enttdui9t2"
~Gnttduf6t!!" 9iorn Rabn bate bei=
nabe aufgela4t. Damn idgte er - unb
feline Stimme ma fparm unb innie;
.Memn Sic abnten. ipie ih mid ouf
biefen MugenbliG gefreut babe! Sebes
@ort, bas i9 Sbnen iaeen niirbe, ionte
elm Dant fein fir Sbre epige, reife
Menf6li9teit, Sbren S9Dnbeitstultus,
Sbr ME ermiibenbeS Streben nd9 Greube
unb @enlB -" Nun lG9eIte Der Meiiter
ni6t mebr. nMie Jung Sic iinb!" fuste
er pieber.
gSa, i1 bin erit 5pan3is Sabre aft!
Qber Sic, Der Sic beinabs finger Iinb
uIs i'd, ObpObl Sic ii8 ben @eh8iseru
ndbern 80"
raisber GreunO, i'd bin ME jung se-
tpeIen."
SEPT la9te 8iOrn Rabn.
SD bin ME Jung gepeien," tpieber-
bolte Der Mteiiter. nNber Sic MAIDEN e.
ipie bic meiiten anberen: ste bermengen
ben &iinfler unb ben MenfHen. @is
elduben, mar tTnne tein 9iebesgebi9i
59reiben, obne 3u lieben. Seine Srgie
f9ilbern, obne ie ielber berauidt getpefen
5u fem. Metnen sic ni1t, bob eerobl
Der @efdngene - in ietner pteredtgen.
nadten 3ele - ft9 Greibeit. Rentbum,
WohlIein, Slid, tpenn Ste molten = peii
Itr0bIenbsr unb ~inteniiDer ertrGumsn lam,
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

belgte ii9 Dor:
50, meifter, sic Tinb 10 sroB y. 70
g%etpaItie. Sic iiberragen bic anberen
|@tribenten beg Cages 10 tburm6p9! Sic
finb Die bert0rperte Greube unb Der 9es
bensmutb! sic lsben Siefen. mo mir nur
Oberfld9e leben! sic fhonen tpeber fid
Ielbft nod uns! Sic ~perbDbnen unb ri9=
ten bin - Sic iubsln. beraui9en Ii9,
peinen! sic finb Der Menfd! Sic ten=
men a[les!"
8iDrn~Rdbn bate iid BON Ieiner eigenen
@r9riffenbeit DDnig nit it9 fortreiBen
lafen, 70 oaB feline @enirtbeit bon inn
abglitt pie Elm Mdntel. gr ipra9
atbemlos = nGbrenb Der Meiiter,
Der iiber bic Sugsnb I9rieb, Dor fi9 bin=
|f1dute unb Iein gdnoes enttpi6enes 2eben
bur9ba9te. limb UNI Ieinen f9malen
Munb trat Elm miibes 2G9eIn berpor. bas
bic blei9en 2ippen itraff 8og.
uSie perite6en Elm qarl3 qetpDbns
li9es Snterpietp BON Sbnen pGre bonal
unb u~niinnio! -= Mie Sic ellen, mann
Sic I9reiben, tpel9e gi9arrenmarte Sic
rdu9en! -- Nein, Meifter! Nein, id
bin Blob elmer bon ben Suuienben. bic
Sic betpunbern, unb aus benen sic bas,
pas mir iinb, eef9offen bubsn!
Sd mar fieb5ebn Sabre aft. aIs i4
Sbre Nobe[e nDie &Dnisin Der Bienen"
gum erftenmal las. ROnnen Sic fi9 bic
Mepolution boritellen, bic iia BEL Der 2ets
tire in meinem Snnern bol3og2 MIes,
mas i1 gelernt bate mas meme 2ebs
rer unb gltern mir an Sbeulen gegeben
butten, olles Itiir5te Elm - srf9ien mir
unintereEont unb unpefentli9. Sic,
M1eifter, piefen mir cine Melt, bic pupe
Iberbon mar. $50 bic 2iebe unb bic S90n=
belt Iebten, po bic Grauen anmutbig ipd=
rem tpie bic 9lumen unb Die Mdnner fart
unb tii6n. @em sic es polten. bampfte
bic Wiefe, unb man b0rte bic berf9leierte
IStimme Der Nantigau. Sn iebem SAP.
ben i9 las, mar junges 8lut unb &ebenss
freube. Sn elmer Nadt irurbe ih Elm
neuer, mad Slid biirfsnber Menf4. SD
erpn9te am nd9iten Morgen unb bers
tdnb, pdritm i5 lebte. 3, Mteiferl Wie
pdre es m5eli9, boB i9 Sic nt4t liebte
lunb bepunHsrtel"
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

ais elmer Der IS fiiblt, Der bas allies beiibt2
Ober meinen Sic ni9t, baB Der 9ungs
rige in @ebdnten 10 iippig p~raIien lam,
pie es feinem mDglt9 tpdre, Der ii9 jeben
Sag gebantenlos fatt ibt? - Sin folder
@efangener bin i'd INNER getpeien, Elm
fol9er Nerbungerter. Der i'm @raben lie9t
unb pbantaiirt ---"
nQber -. nein, bas berIteb' i9 ni9t!"
.Sie Iinb gu begeiitert unb gu ebrlid
bd3u, dls bab i9 Sic narren t0nnte!
limb i'm llebrigen bin i9 aud iiber bas
@Iter binaus, no man problem mag. -
Sd t0nnte Sbnen ia reft gut peismdhen,
baB meme Bidder babe Tagebu9auf=
aeidnungen ieien, baB i6 gelebt unO ges
|noHen babe! Mber bds min id niAt. =
- Nein, lieber Greunb! Sd babe INNER
|auBerbdlb %geitonben. Sd babe bic 6dbig=
felt ~empfangen, meme Mitmeniden be-
tra9ten unb I9ilbern gu tOnnen. Diefs
TG6i9teit babe i9 in mir beripiirt -
un6 in mir ausgebilbet. Mie elm Mann,
Der ii9 ieben Sag BARN iibt, nit benz
RebOlber gu fdieBen, unb i9lieblid ni9i
umbin fam. ben Sled, auf ben er 5ielt,
gu treffen.
sic balten iebes meiner Bidder fir
etpas llebermenf9lides, fir elm Munberl
Mber i9 bsriidere Sbnen, baB es feline
Wunber giebt! SD bin Sofdenfpieler,
mein Gieber, ni9ts anberes. Qlber biel-
lei9t made i9 meme Ga9en gefdidter
als bic ao[legen."
8i1rn Rabn bate ben Weiiter beim
|Spreden betraftet. llnb er pa e%rTtduni
iiber ben unbeimli9 mageren, biinnen 90.
oelbals, Der aus benz ul3u neiten aroger
emporraote. Gr tonnte nidt begreifen,
buB bic Mueen bieIes Monnes 70 Helm
unb farblos tparen - fat obne 9rauen.
DieIer fdmdle, fpibe, fable &opf nit ben
ei~uaefaIenen Sdldfeu. biefe I9lottriee.
tnodige @etolt unb bic breiten. biirren
9Gnbe NIT ben fla9en, matten Ndgclu
bereiteten ibm cine Iebr bittere Gnt.
tGuI9ung. Gr bate fid ben Meiitel
demonstrating, iippig. fprubelnb DOreefteui
- ulB MendiFancegeitalt - begeiItert unf
unoesiiaelt. Sine Sntornotion bes @ottes
pdnl LIMB nun fab Elm Wiunn ba. birr.
laelAnieoelt unb psbantii9. = Rein. e.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

Ser Meiiter legte ben T%eoerbdlter 5tpis
I9en ben 6ingern 5ure4t, bamit es 10
dusfab, als bate er eef9rieben. Damn
CAB er ieinen Mugen einen 9dlb geiitesdbs
n~eIenben, balb nd9bentli9en Musbrud =
brebte ben 2ppf unb ben ObertOrper mad
Der Sbiir bin unb 1agte nit 10 tbeilz
nabmlofem Spnfan, nie tpenn er Ii4 in
einem safe elm RUTHERFORD befteate:
r0erein!"
Gs par beutli9 gu leben, baB 8iDrn
Rapn ii9 auf Iein @ntree gang unO gar
ni4t Dorbereitet bate. Sung unb Derz
legen blieb er auf benz Seppi9 fteben.
Sein @ebirn fam Inn fpie Elm Ieerer
Hdum bor unb er berIu9te bergebIi9, Elm
puar einleitenbe Morte gu itammeln. Der
Meiiter fanb, er febe aus pie elm arms
feliger S9ultnabe, Der beim Hettor err
f9eint, nm feline priieel gu empfungen.
Sn beler pra9t 19ien bic Mittags=
Tonne burd bic breiten, boben Senfter berz
Elm, breitete Elm tiefes Griiblinesgriin iiber
bic groben B%ldttpflan3en unb leu9tenbe
Stride iiber Die jungen. teufAen &rotus
auf benz 6eniterbrett. 2ieB fi9 faneen
bon benz @olbf9nitt Der 8ii9er auf benz
Negol. Warf 9egenbogenipettren an bic
Manb quer burd 5pei groBe Rriitaaz
leu1ter elmer Rpniole. Wertpanbelte bic
Tarben beg tiefsriinen Seppi4s in einen
STATEN. Su. 10 unb ni9t anbers
muBte bus Mrbeits5immer bes Meiiers
ausieben!
Sen Mleiiter. Der iiA gut unb tpirtungss
bon ouf ben gmpfang bes iungen Mannes
borbereitet gu haben glaubte. md4te feline
bilfloie @enirtbeit elei9fuls perlegen.
llnb nit etpds nerb0ie EN- Sdritten ging
sr duf i'm gu unb rei9te ibm bic 9anb.
u!9err Rapn : nidt fpabr2 sic BADEN
an mid seidrieben unb gebeten, oh Sic
mid aufiuAen unb nit mir iPre4en 0iirfs
ten2"
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

muBte iid irrenl ueber elm tleines fpiirbt
Der Meiiter bic Maste obtperfen unb ber
Alumfahenoe, llnper9leihli6e perben.
nSu, sic finb iung!" fubr iener inbeTen
fort. .@ieIlei9t enttduIdt bies allies Sic.
Mber t0nnen sic bobur9 etipas lernen
UNI 10 better! -- Rein, I4reibsr
Sic nur in Sbrem Snterpieip, mann id
eiIe, unb mann ia lhreibe, unb pel9t
gigarrenmdrte i1 rou9e! Gs giebi
ndmli9 ni6ts dnberes mit3utheilen!"
3uIammenseIunten fab RoDn bu uni
betradtete ben Meiiter. unb er merlte,
ipie ale feline Greube, ale feline Grgriffen.
belt unb 8egeiiterung tpie 2idter erloi9er
n ems mad benz anberen. Oils puItete bei
Meilte ter tie aus nit iebem Wort. bas Ell
|fagte.
sd min Sbnen bei9reiben. ipie meir
Sag bereebt: lin 8 llbr Iteb' i9 ouf
Bon 8 Bis IL idreibe i'd. lin u friib.
Ttiide id. Bon / bis A idlafe i'd unt
ache Ipo3ieren. Don A bis 6 I1reibe id
pieber. lin 6 eTe i'd gu Mittas. Dor
II bis 10 lefe i9, rau9e cine Gigarre uni
f1reibe 8riefe. lin 10 llbr gebe i'd
|ieben Mbenb 3u 8ett."
So e%ntitonb cine feline pduIe. 9onr
fragte 1i0rn Rapn n uno ibm mar, uli
lei nod elm 9offnunesidimmer pOrbon'
ben: .Mber ols sic Jung iparen 49,
.9ebte ih genuu 10. Gofes babe id
ME beiuHt, unb bas Tbeater bat mid
;nmer neIountneiffp
.Nbcr tpsnn sic fdreiben. bann fiibIer
sic bod oa bic Sueenb unb GreubeI"
.Giblen unb fiibIenl - Sic eluuber
fiderliH, i1 fdriebe iebr Ifnel, nidti
Worte unb SGbe fIOFen mir bon be-
9anb9 Hein, junger Greunb. all biei
ausgelaE enbeit, bieTer Gifer - bic pibi
oen, teden, tpiIben GinfGle, bic 70 aus
|Teben, ais tpdren ie polI 2aune auf's pa
pier geiporfen, Te baben mid ftunbenlang
Miibe, Itunbenlonges Wdhbenlen getoftet
Bah quGlte mid elm @biettip, boIb he
reitet mir cine fdlngfertige Replit Rppf
f6meroen. Mber i9 lafe nidt mad :
i4 bin meines @ebirns unb feiner Routin
fiHer!"
8iTrn Rapns Qllsen bielten bic be
lMeiiters felt. Sin fuit betteInOer S4im
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

gar balO, baB Dem ruuben @eienen Elm
fparmfablenbes 9era unter benz S4ur8=
fen f9lug; Der iab, tpie feline idpielige
0anb tDftli9e &leinpbien berDor8u5aubern
beritanb; Der mertte. baB elm e6ler &ern
in Der ita9eligen S9ale ftedte. nnb bic
Come Ionbte Dur9 ben bunteln Malb
golbene @trablen in Die finftere 9ObIe
unb mob einen bIisenben Saimmer I'm
Nas 6aupt bes S9miebes.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

Sbiirmden, SdornItsine ben anbeimeIns
ben Ginbrud, ben bas 6aus trob Ieines
'Grnftes matt. Die 2dben i'm GrbeeI9oB
.bringen einen pintommenen 9on biirgers
lider @sIdaftieteit in bus Bib unb ums
.eeben 10 bic Gntitebung elmer atobtsn
MarttTeite".
gefonberen 9eifol Dsrbient Der Sburm;
f%eiteesriinbet unb t~ruitpol Itebt er bd,
bur6 Itarte SimIe unb freunolide Cd
tbiirmden al bic pebrbafte olts 3sit srs
inHernb. Sn leidt electromagnetic 81,
MEN ftrebt bic pierediee Gorm our dnts
edigen Saube empor, tiibn bic 5duler Su
6iBen iiberidouenb, freunblih bic bes
nahbdrten 2biirme bes alien Earthquakes
uuo Der Sat0bitirde eriiBenb.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
u pie StaOt6a6erei.

IS ben 3eiten Der S9miebes
romantic itammt elm iius
niges Mdrletn bonn Mms
boBgeienen, ben bic 2eute
rufiig unb unpirfd fdal=
ten neil iie Jpn ni4t
~tannten. Wer aber Bel
INN einfehrte Der embfanb
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

9onoonsr 0amen berauI6en fih an
Srpssu oas 1T eepiHermaBtn Der
8Omperatip Der 9emperen3 : @strdnfs:
ISuueritoff!
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-08
No PEACE
FOR KING
0RQUEEN
INSULT TO BRITISH RULERS AT
THE INTERNATIONAL
HORSE SHOW.

tHy Associated Press.l
LONDON, June S.-"No peace tor
King George or Queen Mary" is the
latest order isued today from suffra-
gette headquarters.
Demonstrations by suifragettes
we're made in the presence OF the
king and queen at the international
horse show at Olympia, Their mai
esties were hardly seated when a
woman arose in stall opposite and
in shrll voice screamed denuncia-
tions of the forcible feeding OF SUI
fragette prisoners. Police pounced
upon her and the woman tought
wildly, causing great excitement
Later two women at opposite ends
of the arena harangued the ROYAL
box and made appeals to stop forci
BILE feeding. Angry shouts arose from
the crowd as the two were elected.
I'VE have no king. but thank Goo
we have Mrs. Pankhurst," was th'
defiant shout OF Miss Napier, one o
yesterdays brawlers in the West
minister Catholic cathedral when le'
to cell on refusing TO give bond.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-08
MASONIC HFT|ETH ANNIVERSARY
OPENS THIS MORNING IN RENO

and Accepted Masons of Nevada will
convene at l2 o'clock in the Masonic
temple. Luncheon will be served in
the banquet hall TO all Master Ma
sons aud their ladies' at 1890 p. m.
ON Wednesday routine business OF
the grand lodge win be conducted,
with luncheon at IL O'Clock. At 1880
y. m. banquet, under the auspices
of the grand lodge, in honor of dis
tinguished visitors from California,
will be served
On Thursday will occur election
and installation OF officers. AT 1880
p. m. an automobile drive TO points
OF interest win follow. Most Wor-
shpful William NJ David is grand
master and Very Worshipful f. d..
Vanderlieth is grand secretary.
on Thursday, June IL, the cere-
monial session OF Kerak Temple, A.
A. O. n NJ. s.. will be held. The
business session Is at 1880 p. m. and
ceremonial session at p m, to be
followed by traditional banquet A
fez. blue card and a smile admit all
Shriners
On Friday evening will occur the
Shrine theater party at the Majestic
theater, to see omar. the Tentmak-
err" Mobiles and their ladies will as
semble at 7:45 o'clock in the upper
hall of the Masonic temple. Reserva-
tions may be made on application to
the recorder, Noble Frank d. King
after 2 p. m. Wednesday After the
performance, buffet luncheon will be
served at the temple. S. c. Dins
more is illustrious potentate and
Frank d. King is recorder.
on Friday. June II, the grand chap
ter OF the order of the Eastern Stal
Of Nevada will convene at 10 a. m. il
the Masonic temple. Luncheon fo
grand officers and delegates of gran'
chapter will be served in banque
har at p. m On Saturday routine
business 0f the grand chapter Will b.
conducted. with installation OF Off
GERS at 3 p. m.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-08
No Witnesses Of Man Arrested On Suspicion
Tug of War and Street Carnival
Will Be Seen On July Fourth

ment over the slim attendance caused
by the local rain early in the even
ing. He stated the committee al
ready has $l,7O0 in sight and the
work had only partially begun. as
several of the subcommittee could
not act before today.
Chairman Ballet called the meet
ing to order and an earnest discus
sion ensued for a couple of hours
during which the situation was can
yassed and number of details ar
ranged to the satisfaction of those
present.
The pyrotechnic display was left in
charge of Charles M. Lee, Mike
Glpgoyasz and G. J. Brown, and Mr..
Lee was instructed to add to his com
mittee at his discretion. The selec-
tion of location for the display was
taken up and opinion was divided as
to the relative values of Mount
Brougher and Mount Butler. and it
was agreed to leave the choice to
the chairman. Mount Oddie is
out of the question, as Fire Chief
Kelly stated the property of the Mon
tana mine was damaged two years
ago when fireworks were displayed
from above the North Star. II was
suggested, and the suggestion seemed
to meet with general approval, that
the rockets and other aerial pieces
be discharged from Brougher in the
direction OF Butler. and thus circle
the town
Among the features in abeyanee
are the giving of a street carnival
and the aviation feature, No reply
has been received from Christoffer
son.
In a tentative way the programme
win provide for the parade. tug oi
war, hose races, auto display anc
fight. to occur Saturday. The fol
lowing day will witness the drilling
chidren's sports, masking and fire
works.
~Justice Dunseath rendered the use
of his court room and the committee
accepted the offer with the under
standing that il would be used for a
ladies' rest room where mothers may
attend to their babies. store go-carts
drink lemonade and ,Pest themselves
at intervals of the programme.
Owing TO the interest taken by
Manhattan citizens in the events, II
was arranged that a special rate bt
given people from that town. Mr.
Wittenberg said he would give the
use of his auto trucks free of charge
to bring over those who would care
TO travel that way and the auto
companies said they would return
such passengers at the rate of $5 {
head
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-08
HUERTA ABANDONS BLOCKADE
Of TAMP|CO AND MED|ATORS
REJOICE OVER THE DECISION

diation, and produced the grayest ap-
prehension since the conference
started.
"The blockade incident was salts
factorily adjusted" announced JUS
tice Lamar.
The mediators said they had taken
no action with reference to the move
ments of the Cuban ship Antilla, car
rying arms for constitutionalists at
Tampico, which brought up the ques-
tion of blockade.
The Mexican delegates said they
would issue a statement in explana-
tion of the blockade incident which
now is regarded as a past issue.
Justice Lamar made the statement,
THE mediators heretofore submitted
TO us complete plan and we have
submitted them our plan"
Justice Lamar spoke hopefully OF
] the general situation, saying adjust
ment of the blockade dives faith In
the ultimate success of mediation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-06-08
MINERS CON. TAKES
ANOTHER PIONEER
FROM THE CAMP
ED. JOHNSON EXPIRES SUNDAY
MORNING AFTER A HOPE
LESS STRUGGLE.

Mr.. Ed. Johnson, one of the best
known miners of the Tonopah dis
trict, died yesterday morning from
miners consumption from which he
suffered for the last two years. Dur
ing the past nine months his eondi-
ton was regarded as hopeless and he
was untitled for active work. His
last steady work was as watchman
on the Belmont, where the manage
ment esteemed him very highly and
did everything to help his desire to
be actively employed. He leaves a
widow and two daughters, one of
whom graduated with high honors
in the class of the high school which
received diplomas last Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. Johnson was known all over
the state, having visited the best
mining camps. and for some time was
employed at Copper Flat, near Ely
lie was born in Mt Hope. n, j., and
had been thirty years in Nevada. III
had been member Of the Miners
Union ever since a boy, Many year
az his life we're spent In Austin
New. where he was shift boss 70
several Years ia the different mine
81 that town. The funeral VIII tax
place from S. patrick's church
Tuesday afternoon. At 1 o'clock.
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the back, having entered one inch
above the heart and passed through
the aorta Death must have ensued
within a couple of minutes at the
greatest, in the opinion Of the ply
sicians
Finding the Body.
Mrs. Christine Cornelius, whose
restaurant Is only two doors away,
heard means as she went to throw
out water at $50, but she did not
pay any attention until she returned
from delivering a lunch at the water
companys office. Then she met Mrs.
Maggie Day and both repaired to the
Davenport cabin. An examination
led the women to grow suspicious,
as the skin had a. clammy touch, and
they grew apprehensive that grave
crime had been committed. They
lost no time in reporting to the Of
flee of the chief of police. block
away, and Officer Grant responded
AS they were telling their story Fred
Huber came in with a similar re-
port.
Mrs. Lane, who lives next door
heard sounds of a struggle, but she
was afraid to interfere, as quarrels
were of common occurrence in the
Davenport cabin and she locked her.
self in.
Frank Nef, a painter, living with
his wife and baby in rear of the
Davenport cabin. heard quarreling in
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Mrs. Charles DE Long was muir
dered last night about 8 o'clock on
Cottage street, two blocks back of
the Pastime theateE and her remains
now occupy slab at the morgue of
Cayanaugh & Wonnacott Death
came suddenly. The end must have
been painless, as he features of the
dead woman showed no trace of an
guish and were as placid as though
she had been called during natural
rest. The only indication of violence
is tiny perforation over the heart
caused undoubtedly by missile
from small rife.
Lou Davenport. an old time pros
pector, in front of whose cabin the
body was found, lies in the county
Jail awaiting examination and the
verdict of the coroners jury. His
arrest was made by Chief of Police
Evans on the strength of number
of apparently discriminating circum-
stances. His statements are con
fiicting and ii is evident that he
knows more about the case than he
is willing TO tell.
An inquest was begun this after
noon. An autopsy was held by Drs.
Richards and Masterson at o'clock
when % caliber bullet correspond
ing to the size of the rife was
found lodged on the right side be
tween the sixth and seventh ribs in
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STARVING WOMEN
MAzATLAN BEG
HIM TO SURRENDER
CITIZENS AND SoLDlERY SuF.
FERiNG FOR WANT OF SOME
THING TO EAT.

ny ANsOcIHIed Frrhs.I
BOARD u S. S. CALIFORNIA,
MAZATLAN, by wireless, June s.
Two hundred starving women trailed
behind the carriage of the military
governor of Mazatlan, imploring him
to surrender the city to the consti-
tutionalists. The federal garrison is
not much better off for food than
the non-eombatants.
Three days fighting in Lower Cali
fornia is reported between federals
and constitutionalists, with casualties
slight. Americans said the federals
looted homes in San Anita.
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The Masonic week program for the
hftieth anniversary Of the grand lodge
OF Free and Accepted Masons of Ne
yada includes the following features:
Today the grand chapter of Royal
Arch Masons of Nevada will convene
at IL o'clock In the Masonic temple.
Luncheon viii be served in the ban
qnet hall to all Royal Arch Masons
and their ladies at 1890 p. m. Most
Excellent Charles Rulison is grand
high priest and Right Excellent r. D.
Vandertieth is grand secretary.
Tomorrow the grand lodge OF Free
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Tempest of Wind and Rain Breaks
Over Tonopah; Snow at Manhattan

. white o'clock this
msed by the modeang tempea
ture yesterday morning plants and flowers
the exceeding humid
where II had not been during the pre-
highest temperature yesterday was 56
. a the lowest last night was 34
compared For time yesterday afternoon
il looked impending the valleys to
of with lowering clouds
the ground The storm broke here at
30 m preceded that driving
rain lasting for hour quarter inch
cipiaon blew the of 30 miles
hour the official predie
.