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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
OLD CAMP
OF RAWHIDE
APRODUCER.
OLD CAMP
A PRODUCER.

Herman Davis, of Rawhidc, was in
Tonopah the other day looking after
local interests and gave some new in
formation about the steady develop
ment of Rawhide, both in the matter
of milling and mine development. Mr..
Davis was formerly identified with
Dayton and is one of the boys who
grew up with the State and grew 50
fast that he got ahead of the ordinary
measurement since he did not stop
growing until he was over six feet in
the air
The Nevada New Mines Company,
he said, is treating 90 tons day of
ore that will average $22 to $50 and
is shipping bullion at the rate of $25,-
600 month. The National Milling
Company is handling IS tons day
and realizing between $4,000 and $40
OO0 per month About $50 men are
working in and around Rawhide and
a great deal of development is going
on by owners of Claims yielding high
grade Some placer mining is fol-
lowed in old Squattertown and little
on Grutt Hill Mr.. Davis has been
in Rawhide since 1910 when he left
Dayton following his second expert
ence with fire which destroyed the
mill at that camp-Tonopah Bonanza.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14

of the affected parts, and this is the
most important feature in the process
of eradication.
Laxative food should be given and
tincture of iron in the drinking water,
and as soon as case is discovered in
any section all vagrant dogs and cats
should be killed. In fact it would be
a good plan to start now on the lat
ter feature, for if people only realized
how much of the losses in animal hus-
bandry are due to worthless ours and
homeless cats there would be far
higher bounty on these nuisances than
is now placed on coyotes and wolves
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
*fIoldover.
Assembly.

Churchill-G T.. Sherman (R); J.
w Ferguson tR0
Clark-lra Mcfarland (RD; J. F..
Rabcock Cd
Douglas-James Kane UDD; Leo
Springmeyer UDD
Elko- +. II. Winters CD; Fred c.
Voight CD; Tracy Fairchild (RD;
] D. McFarlane tRD; A. G.. McBride
tR)
Esmeralda--A. c. Walsh CD; II.
NJ. Rives Cd; Walter Barring CD;
Harry Winslow (D); Frank X. Evans
(RD
Eureka-Spencer Reynolds (R);
Robert J. Reed (R)
lIumboldt-S. X. Young (NP0; w.
c. Pitt (NPD; c. G. Smith tNPD;
w. O. Babcr. Sr.. Cd; c. ID. Mackay
Cd
Lander-D. A. Pate CD; Robert
Pohl Cd
Lncoln-A. l.. Scott CD; Lewis
II. Beason (R)
Lyon-G. w. friedhoh %; I. a.
Steele 50
Mneral-James T Taylor Cd; DIR.
c. T.. Whitesides (R)
Nye-Henry c. Schmidt CD Harry
Mcnamara (R); Clarence Kind CD;
ID. J. Fitzgerald Cd; X. +. Gilbert
(RD
Ormsby-W +. Baldy (R); Thos.
Leary Cd
Storey-Fred Craze Cd; ]. Dewar
(RD
Washoe-Lute +. White (RD; Pat
Geraghty (R); Al Blundel CD; VIM.
Murdock (RD; w. S. Beard (R); II.
c. Heidtman (R); +. l., Drappo
Cd: r. NJ Preston Cd; G. w.
Waits (R)
White Pine-Alex Baird (R); Chas.
d. Gallagher (R); VIM. c. Goodman
(R); c. w. Dickensen (D)
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14

Boost. Send the Times to a friend.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
ACCREDITED LIST.

This list includes the names of those
whose weeks work is without criti-
cism on the part of any one OF the
teachers:
John Ross, Fred Strosnider, Ethel
Welsh, Ina Maxwell, Gertrude Har-
court, Leo Eason, Lottie May Ross,
Ernest Johnston, James Bernard, Mac
Summers, Lora L4amberson, Esther
Nichol Edna Mollart, Florence Fox,
Gladys Quinville, Ruth Vardy, Reese
Davis, Rose Summers, Lillian Muir
ply, Frank Spring, Jane Spring,
Emma Perry, Salome Riley
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
WHAT HE IS OUT FOR NOW

Yes, | was out for Wilson"
you were"
''Yes. Then | was out for a redtc
ton of the tariff all along the line
you wcre?"
"Yes."
What are you out for now?"
"A job"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14

A. c. Treloff, the cattleman, was in
from Franktown this week
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
State Senate

Churchill-W. A. Keddie, (R)
Clark-Peter Buol (R)
Douglass-William Hussman CD
Elko--R W. Hesson Cd; Frank
Fernald (D)
Esmeralda-Dr B. i. Elliott (D):
Emory Arnold tD)*
Eureka-I.. r. Thatcher (R)
Humboldt d. Bradshaw UDD
l.. " Carpenter (D)*
Lander-L. \. Lemaire (IR)
Lincoln-Milton l.. Lee (RD
L.yon-F. 0. Stickrey (RD+
Mineral-F. B. Balzar (R.)
Nye-M J. Scanlan (Soc)+; Zeb
Kendall (DD*
Ormsby-W p. Harrington Cd
Storcy--John kenney Cd
Washoe-James Gault URD
White Pine. H. Fulmer (RO; n.
II Chapin (RD*
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
HUNTING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that positive
ly no hunting will be allowed on the
Mason ranch in Mason Valley
Antelope Valley Land
and Cattle Co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
No Hunting Allowed.

Noice is hereby given that anyone
caught hunting on the premises owned
by the undersig:ed will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
T. M. MCGOWAN,
w. r. MCGOWAN.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-11-14
NEXT NEVADA
LEGISLATURE WILL
BE REPUBLICAN.

According to complete returns from
all counties in Nevada the next Leg
islature, which is to convene in Car
son next January will with the affil-
iation Of one Independent Republican
from Lander and one Independent
Republica from Washoc in the Senate,
be Republican.
There will be nine Democratic Sen
ators ard one Socialist, Seaman, of
Nye county, who is holdovcr. OF
the nine classed as Democrats, ont,
Bradshaw, OF Humboldt, was elected
as non partisan. At the outset OF the
campaign the retiring Senators were
equally divided among Democrats and.
Republicans, but the resignation of
Senator Horscy, Democrat, of Lin
coin county, gave the Republicans all
edge of one.
Following is list OF the hold-ove
Senators and the new ones elected,
together with the list of Assembly
men:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
Sra Gfer.
MinSeaarets Setter b%espnScr. Sci.
lmluiefabrifernc. Iuoet Npt.

%i leuer / MinoerlteS gar. Setter
mes Gor. Get ipIeS ioa iorunoerliq.
iao tort. 9cgipenbeoerne for 100
Iar iioen fomnler os ioa NOR, oa hi
faor Dem iao / 9etoIier. Set bIir
nG'ten iom ri ie(p if,llbe pGret meo
/ Dem. Sra Gag til Tag ioIger ri
Wc1ioenhebernes Gang / 1914. Soer
elteIte, enoog Sen minolte, SpnOing
hint Nor blir iaa itor, iaa merfelig;
bier napngipen Terion / iannne Nar
itiGcr frem meo Sogaen8 8Iorie ON
fin Ennbe.
Setter bar her ppret mango iioen
1914 ranot op. Seq fan life ifrioe
onl alle, for Eluoiens Sfplo; men
no9le moa ieg omtale. SonOog 4be
Sonniar hapoe SfotselpcnS Nfbolos-
lao Snleieit. Otter N~finnQelIen al
@lir's SporelonosioInle talte 2prer
Muitbs ON ber Wileltolpe hi III bop-
hc naoct / Dor Siitnric, ioet ri 'tob
reo Sr0qnll9en til Bette 1tore Mfinoe-
oar. SanoSiefretpr for 9. q. z.
Nils Segepolo bol0t en- Gale, boori
ban / itore Srpf bite 6remgangen
pun gGorueligheoen8 Snraaoc hos
bort Solf ira 1914 o. I'll MI. Get er
en- Tremgang Iom belle Nationen bar
@runo til at gIpbeS oper. 2Grer
Mllitbp lpite op Ell Sfilbring: 40
Stakeholder, 1S13-1913", en- gri-
benbe Samnenligning mellem Dor
Sib % Sioen Tor 100 Nar tilba9c.
Gfterpna ionQ ban Nnoers SopbenS
&unorenors-&antat meb Wiltiif al
Slap Sonoc. Otter anffen lit after
&r. Segcpolb Orbct, % ifiloret mo-
gen al Sc QomIe Sfiffe hos port Solf,
lom tilocl5 bar lin Hoo tilbaee / Sc
bcnifnbetS Siber. auptcin 5rooeien
fra Mipnonlen fortalte nogle NOR
iomme Siltoricr ira SismanoSlipet
Setter aiilutte0es peo 11-Sioen.
2eroaq 7be 6e6ritar bapbe SfotS-
elpers IfhoIoslog 33-Narsfeit. Set
IofaIet "SpIbolq" bar for anleonin-
gen irroele5 poffert prpOet meo Sane
pQ 8log, 9riif % anoet @rsrt.
Mibt / Salen lpIte inoimellem Oct
grenne 1870
9prer @rltbs minbet ON Sc Setter
iom blep bolot / Sronobiem for 100
9lor iioen - 6citerne for Gbriitial1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

6reoerif 6-10oe Sehrltar 1914.
Observation-Disclosures AOeliten 9erge
boIot ct iIofulot 6oreorag ON
NfboloSiagenS @9rt % 6remgon8
iioen aIoiterS Sio. = Sr. Serge OF.
partet iibcn meo Gang oe paffert
@uitaripil. Sngets baanbifrepne
9lpiS "8iaIIarborn" blco oplPit, %
ser por forrciten 6oIfepiieleif og me-
gen MORO fremoper &peloen.
Sr. IocIiten @erge toIte OrSbag
4be 6cbrltor paa en- Set / Sorne Ii-
~boloSlog, % panbt o9iaa Der itcrft
@ifolo.
Senhoo 25oe Sonuor bauoe 81
fun Notwithstanding Inrsicit poa
"Seimtuu", Sen me S~olfebeiIfole.
Sormonoen, SoQnepreit Msller BAD
pelfonmcn. "8uo iigne paurt bpre
febreIono" bIep iunget, % 6olfebei-
ifoleIprcr Slop Gsnbeim talte ON
"Sierteiioen" nos W~cnneIfet. Chen
bIep 2ogetS boonoifrepne Noia &c
unge5 Sanfe" oplpit. Sangforet peO
| SpiifoIen iorg iIcre Summer lt-
ser 2prer Welbu5' 2eOelie. - : Ell
&auie bIep foretaget forIfielliQe
@al9. SiI M @eitprcIie pnl9tc@:
SeIgo Sogbart @offer1io % 2Prer-
inbe Morqit 9(nberien, &eferent Die
Sub. Heoafterer blep 2prer Gipconl
oo Trefcn Spanbilb @ierfeieth. -
@eo t0-Siben blcp Soften %oflluttet
nne0 Ell Gale al Sorma1oen.
Sgnba0 lite MarS feirebc W}ion-
balenS Notwithstanding 33-9(or$ieIt !
Ifholb@Iofalet. Mcgct ToIf par trent
nreot. Ieiten oobnebeS al 2prer
Stoalmto, ser gop en- uoforliQ @erct-
nina ON 9aqetS Nrbeibe / oe 33 Ior.
Ncbrc GfcrS Iogforenin8S S%olt9for
0ap, unoer 2ebeIie al Sans GbriIten-
len, Here pofre Nlimre tilbeolte. Nlp
Haaeberg (SfotSeIuen) tolte ON en-
iuno llnQbomS 2pnqiler % MooI.
2rrerne Gfne8 og Hogcber9 Iplllcoe
iomnen poo %iolin oa Eiono Stnf-
fer Ion1 "gloie5 Geo" % "SGter-
ieutenS SenoaQ". Sioen bIep Der
ifiitct ntro SplrsninQ, @corrtltlng
Gale og Seq.
MonooQ 16be Scbrltor por SfotS-
elpen5 GfbolbsIog ionlct til feltlia
Sommcnfomit pao S%ansiollci. Ser
bIcp irnqet "Eaa @iOSpolo itaroer Ell
Sognbol", % 2Grer arltbo tolte ON
@eqipenhcoerne pao GibSuoIo ocll
1859 5ebrltur 1914. Giterat Slir'
SGoreIanoSlolme bar ill1tget, tolte
Norifamerifanercn meQet uaffert o9
0ribenoc oner Gmnct: "2enner bet
fig at bore SotoIiit?" Set bar ct
itemningsrigt SumpGr.
Ssnoog Ben 22oe Sebrltar nar az
fer en- noffer Gog for SfotSeIpcnS
9lfbolbSIog, iom bo bar ianrlct til
Wooe pou Sansioilci. SGrer 9lrltbe
tolte ON be Miinoer ira 1914, Jon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
WTcue Sromm cr.

NuliQ iaO nogIe enQelife Ciiiccrcr
i 6ielobpen &ouo ueO 6en inolItc
@rGnie og iogttog en- Cans al DC
&noieote, iom foregit til Seoiagelle
al Grommer. |IuoleIig LOO Der bag
Sem ct Sfuo, % en- al Cfiiccrerne
faI0t 900 ON, t"rltifet / Gnggen.
Sans &omerater iprang op % be-
gou iig itrar paa Sa8t eiter DIOR,
oeren, iom De ogioa iun8et. 0an
bar Ell Snoio0t, ioH biotiI par
fienot ior i'm aI0eles uIoitelige %
igriel. @an iortalte, at oct par Sp.
Den al 5rommerne, lpm pluoieIig
bau0e git bam Den uonuittige Sno.
ifpoelie at Orpbe en- al GnglGn.
0erne.
"Gime5" iom bar brogt W}e0oe-
lelien ON @egipeubeoen, behan0ler
Den / cu Ieoeu0e Artifel og Tiger, at
0en l~5uoi90tes 6ortlartng iano'pn.
liauis or iuI0itRnoig %ian0oru. &lg.
nenoe &pn0elie er peltIen0t | Sn-
oien, % Be er ale ll0ilag al Den
i~orlnoerlige &irfning, iom Spoen
al Gormmen irenltaIoer Dos aiia,
terne.
Crieutulerne, beoer oct, anUeu0cr
bare al % til Dc peltllge 6olts toIoe
Cmtunte % er / Iaugt belere
@roo enc oiaie ~prisgiuet pIuoieIige
oQ lberegnelige Iilifpn0eIier. %
Tor Sc ileIte Aiiater tar lrommen
en- fuloitGnOig betagenoe Yta8t.
Ger er neppe nogen GuropPcr, ION
bar leoet / 5n0len uoen at hon -
ibpertialo u0enior De itore Gper -
bar bort oeu ue0boIoenoe SpO al
3rommer ira Solneogang Ill Iaugt
no paa Ratten. en- bln6uiit gon0e
fan lptte 1ime eiter Simc 0ertll.
CQiaa / Atrifa er 1rommernea
RaQt ouer Sc 5nofgotes Stn0 itor.
Ga auiierne5 1romme6oiruIer par
ganle Gage oite Ell AoUarIel ior
goerne. Men intct Steo ltabes Der
en- Tilobeo iom i AiietL % SDoeu
al Srommer nil tllune bsres | De.
iierne ira 3,m8IefrattetS @iIOnis o9
noe ! oe enoeIeie Erfener. GngeIlfG
Ciiicerer % Reiienoe. iom bar iPr'
oeoe3 poa ilige Steoer. ifiIorer bpor'
leoes Sc iDnes at funne bore 9ou'
Ilua og (rampeu al fpttere % Sol.
fehgre pad 0an0ring. % en-, ion
iProeoe$ bpor Slmnernes Sog orog
irem. ipntes peo Gpoen al Sromner
at ie BET. 5 Den 8rG0 bsrer Srom'
men me0 iii aiiatiif Gin. at De Rei.
Ienoe faloer ben 4iien5 Wtpitlf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

irht 1888 % bans Sliitru / 1916 &c
bar hapt fl @drrL hporof , or hsoe.
Sra December iii Ioril er oiSie
Scoe i Gfer: @oarhbriaer Ole S5er.
aenien CT. iebt 1854. ltIoo, .iabrif.
arbeiNcrs Scn 2eif 2arsien CGeitioS.
lem, ieot 1913. Saaorbciocr 9ri-
item SonSien @enoeIborQ, I. 1926.
GIucorbeioer Sstar Sorcien (9aSnto.
en- I. 1883. SrplditbanoIerS gnfe
Re9irc TmtIieu (Sougiuro) I. 1881.
@aarhbr1ieerS Gnfe Wuren Mnhre.
I. 1928. Irbeibcr Sans @eraIi. +.
1887. Observation-Disclosures Gnfe Mo.
rem Glen (SfotScIocn) /. 1889.
@oarbbntgcr~ Gnfc GIiiobet NiISieu
&pre (Sfot$eIoen), I. 1917 SIibe.
riorbeiNerisu &orqer Glen Sem Z.
1902. Observation-Disclosures Grpgoe
Sohorien, I 1912. @oarobruaer
Ntortcu @rnn. i. 1921. gInearbei.
ser In6reaS ariiteuleu Ntoen feot
1912. ltIouorcurbcioer$ Cater
Nltrio Nrneicu, /. 1912. @oarbruQcr.
huitru SeIna Sforrc. I. 1890.
Sfoa8drbeioer aarl %Gr1tiouieu. T..
1864. GeIIuLDiearbcioer amIo Bet
tcricnS Barn Sans, f. 1912. @ulo.
aeorbeioer Cifar Ser$ieuS Barn Rei.
bor, I. 1914. Segloerf8orbeioer PIN.
>reo$ @nr8Ien + 1874 Nrbciber
ariitcn GoIer, I. 1851. GIneorbeioerS
Gnfc Gle Sutcrlro, I. 1920. Gclht.
Ioicarbeiocr Ril$ TrcorifienS @orn
Wuric, (. 1905. @uaerIpero AIireo
Critters Barn gitrib. I. 1913. Shp.
Smeo Sens Better Rsqeberg SfotS.
cIpcn, T. 1926. 8darbbriQcr ariiter
To8ium, {. 1910. @oornbrtQer Nu.
nreoS a~oIbiaruSr1,h, t. 1885. Sli-
bcriorbeiber5 @uitrt ScIen NsrerL T..
tS49. GoQorbeioerS Nuitrlt SiQrib
aIouSicn + 1885. @oorobruQcr-
enfc 8uri Slime, T. 1885. @nnrobru.
GERS 0otter Cora Npl2, + 1SSt.
Tormonn NnorcnS ariitcnier, +.
1886. GIpeorbcioerS Barn &orI @lt.
itoo Inbreo5icrL (. 1913. Eopiror-
beiocrS Barn Horo Wtorione SuIi,
II. 1913. SonoeIsmonoS Nuitrt
@uthilo @~isrn@rub, I. 1865 oa Gnfe
Wturen Woeu, SoIbcrgeluen, I. 1881.
Ser / Voaifen bar Ell bel MtGnQ.
be IrnmmenIerc npooer her til
Sfot3eIoeu - paa Sfit1trc opoper
Ticlotrofterne ira &oItciiclb3 Cana.
forum. Mler oQ me- olninoeliQ
blir set at 9niolf taqer no poo Sfi.
tllrc / Eooifcr. Nntollct Eoaitcrci.
ien0c oniInoc5 ioor til 10000.
@ciret hor orrct folot % irrt
frcntopcr, her GiteniicIoS. Snecn
hor Iiqaet ioit Ii9e reb / set Iopeite
9rommen36alSiprc - belt I'll Nno.
lie. Nu IeSneoe set enbelig meb
ReQnneir, citerpad bar Solen Qiort
fin @ierninQ, iao MI b%egpn0er oct
at bIipe bor Morf Ianat opciter 81.
crne. @i iaar boobe paa &aur iuar
ogioa.
SfotseIoen tloc @lpriI 1914.
Sobun Autbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

Bore Observation-Disclosures bar I bet &c.
mere naret nGiten altipr flittisc, ri bar mn
~IisaeuSe iaa manae Srcpe fra Gprses Snsbcr,
at nj iife fan faiie Slabs til Snlpparteu al
benz, ipr be blir for samlc. Eettc CT @runoen
til, at mango grepSripere pil ipeioc icrsiGpcs
I @laeet otter enfelte al inc Srepe. 81 bette
CT f~jeoclist baabr ipr SrcpTriuerue % ps.
Gee. Voten"s 6co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
"Iuiteu o. Seo grnen" Is Gents

ior 3 Maaneoer ienSt iii Rorae.
0uis De reiier hiem / CONNER. Dor
Sc iaa Fem "Boiter" tilienbt iii Ge.
res a0resie &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
Gre fsritefla=ies
$ymoifin
Ille meo 10 Mars Nnrauti.
vile meo DC iotc Norbeorinacr, 90 meo "Grtre Si.beher" q

>"t "V Vt VWN NVFUt0f1H0VE' UN WU WIZ ~NUt0 BFWF'
Bore lanoStlnOte "0u5oeunen" Sunaiiner, in oi MI mart en-
NtcNnetealoer bar lenot no I'll pore Abomeuter til penqebeparenoe Trter,
pl pare leeloa lanae, IN lt9eioo got, let % roH8 ION no9en WSa'ttn I'll
6obbelt Eri5.
Se me "Saspcnnen" .Iooener gisr, buao man faloer Double 2oct
Stifr lanroe11ngl ct Sting i0u betanr l. at 10 8raaoer trGtes o9
tnpfteS lammen inoe Gsnt, boo0 Der cir begge Sioer al Ssntnnen ct
f9rot9 u0eenoe, euer IN. a 0 Ell Ssm uoen 8raree. Gette Slags Stng
ton te r1peS op eaer brittle. Set oil pare iaa IGu8e iom bet Sst, bet
er bet net inc l.
er oen eneraaenoe aHe Seneenoer ieooueroe traabregulerer (automo'
ne fnfon) Genne He9uIerer er onbragt pa Soots Scribe bor on
er tuloltGn0g noe al 0ecn % er IN 0rettet lM, at BEN life bebsper Sds'
ming al nogen Irt ira 0n ipcuocS SIDE.
On onoen IN SIDE pes oeme IPufiu err 6o0tnnaens Iorbeorlr9, ldo'
leoeS at Den life bcbeuer at titles fr at al set rete Grut pa iortleltg
Slo9s St men oil automatic gpre ct let Gmf pua tqnot @|ntertale %
Ell tlngere pa tptferc Wohioc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

Coeniooenoc Aibilouuq 0icnGir "Nu@onuen" CIR. 300, (p MooeD
npo GaetruS pianofneret 6ol0oor2tabinet al oct rettclc % melt originate
9fsnIter. Mottnboot iuinGca automatic Stiaiug u0 at dobne oct neo
&ungsIer foripueoc 2ooq % peo @iGlp al Sen uutomatufe 2otemctdnt5ne
mo propct Stooltobel. Ccnnc beIt iortrrHeig9 42oittn Tor en- poert
buli5 @riS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

On hel MaSie 9gQteIfaber er itif-
tc6e inoen Gfer iiben nit iorriQc
@reo bIco Ifrepct Sra Gecember til
Wart5 err islQcu0e pgteoieoe:
|opirfobriforbeiber glqen 2Inton,
len % 3beoooro a~riitenien. lll60o.
reiabrifarbeioer Sans ariitiunien og
6e(au ariItofiericn. Qopiriabrifar.
bei0er Sans Hefaos og Otter Marie
aorIberg. Glpear6eiber 2uboi1 Can.
ritieu 5peten "a Sennp NauQer.
5ormer Clan aaa3 oq CIga GIiie
GrifIen. Gelluloicarbeioer Wartir
@ieraum on 9lnne Worqretc Gaaieu.
Gelluloiearbeioer alireo Nr0ersIer
og Marie @oraerien, WisnoaIen.
Sliberiarbei6er If5eI SonbberQ o.
airiten 2opiie aiemper1lo. Nefani'
fer Sobon @~ulbranOien o. Sieroia
ariitine 6Ie3ieberg, 6obrifarbeioer
Sarah RilIen "a R~oqnhilo Watbie.
len. Maler cars Slien og SINGER
Hosmusien. Sueffer aosper aInus'
len. arofitaoeIOen, og 2aura Qetrine
Slien.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
GEN. SICKLES DIES:
WIFE AT BEDSIDE
Venerable Hero Of Gettysburg
Succumbs to Illness Which
Began in March.
RECONCILED WITH FAMILY
Last Corps Commander but One
on Either Side in the
Civil War.

Major-Gen. Daniel f. S,ckles, last corps
commander on either side In the civil wcr.
with the exception OF Gen. Grenville -.
Dodge, who Is now in Cedar Rapids, Ia.
died last night at his home. 90 Fifth ave-
nue.. lie had been quite III since Mare h,
when he suffered a hemorrh. ge. a week
ago last Thursday there was another
hemorrhage and the aged General vas
confined to his bed. Mrs. Sickles and her
son, George Stanton Sickles, moved into
the house a week ago. and while they are
reticent It Is understood that a complete
reconciliation was effected.
Yesterday morning there vas a marked
improvement In the Generals condition,
but at 4 o'clock in the afternoon he began
to sink. Three hours later it was appar-
ent that death was near. He died at . 10
o'clock. The last rites OF the Roman
Catholic Church had been admniste red
on Saturday by the Rev. Father Award
of st Joseph's Church. Gen Sickles was
baptized a Catholic at Gettysburg after
he had been shot.
Those at the bedside were Mrs. Sickles.
her son. John J. Kirby. who is attorney
for Mrs. Sckles. and Miss O'Neil. n
nurse. DIR. J. II. Spann of l07 West
Eleventh street arrived n few moments az
ter the Generals death. He sai'' that death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
NATIONWIDE STRIKE URGED.
niteL Mine Workers Executive
Board 10 Discuss Demand To-day.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May "A special
NEE ting of the executive board of the
United Mine Workers Of America has
been called for tomorrow in this city
at which the question OF calling general
strike throughout the country will be
considered. President White is hurrying
here and members Of the board are on
the way Demands from many districts
and from a large number of locals that
a strike be called have been coming In
for the last month and In the last week
these have become so persistent that they
cannot longer ne ignored.
Editor Wallace of the Nine Workers
journal said tonight that he could not
predict what the board would do. but al
though he personally is opposed to a
strike. the demand for II is 80 general
that some action will have to be taken.
He said there is a good supply Of money
on hand In the treasures of the districts
and great pressure Is being made In all
dir. ctlons for a strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
BULLET KILLS BOY
AT PLAY ON ROOF
Frank Fraga Shot From House.
top Across the
Way.

There was bit OF "snlplng" in
years old. while playing on the roof of
80 Bayard street NJ o'clock was MI
in the forehead by a bullet He died an
hour afterward in the Hudson street hos
pi;al.
Frank who lived with his parents In
his gyandmother, living at the Eayurd
street address.
The boy was playing on the roof with
several other boys and some older boys
were at play on the roof across the way.
One OF them had revolver or a small
Whether the marksman aimed intention
ally or accidentally pointed the rifle
across the street the police could not
learn.
Frank suddenly dropped beside his
playmates with a bullet wound in his
to the Elizabeth street police station. lie
met Patroman Boyer and yelled:
come quick. boy has been muir
derel q"
Boyer followed to the roof Or pu.-
field OF the Hudson street hospital hurried
nothing TO save his life. The police made
an Investigation and obtained the name
Of one of the boys who was in the crowd
that had the weapon. They made no ar
rest however.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
EL0PERS IN AN AUTO
DEFY BAN OF FAMILY
Beverly Sweethearts Are Made
Nan and Wife by Preacher
in Camden, n. j. -

BEVERLY n. j.. May al. Clinton
Leigh, brother Of Mrs. Irma Leigh Earl,
whose elopment and divorce created much
excitement in this section several years
ago. eloped yesterday with Miss Katherine
Heisier. member Of a prominent Burling-
ton county family. They were married by
preacher in Camden and then sent word
to their families of the wedding.
The reason given for the elopement was
that the two feared they could not over.
come objections Of relatives to a wedding.
Miss Heisler left the home of her uncle.
Charles X. Heisler. on Camden pike early
in the morning. Leigh was waiting near by
with an automobile. The two whzzed
away to Camden. From there the bride
sent note to her uncle explaining her
secret departure.
Leigh is a clerk in the Mechanics Ma
tional Bank here. His father, Alfred s.
Leigh. Is the manager of the South Jer-
sey branch Of the Armour Meat Company.
His sister, Irma Leigh. was a friend from
glrlhood Of Binney w. Earl. grandson and
prospective heir OF william Binney. Miss
Leigh and Earl attended in March, 1909,
a dinner at the home of E,arl's mother,
given in honor OF Mrs Earrs sister, the
Princess Camporeale Of Italy. They went
away from the dinner party in an auto
and were married.
They were happy for less than year,
Mrs. Earl sued for divorce and got an
order Of separation in April. 1918. -