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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
morHERs' DAY. SUNDAY,

MAH p
Next sunday May 2. win be observed
al ever the land - Mothers Day
sunday schools viii haze special pro-
grams Tor The dag. and ministers viii
preach on the subject from thousands
~ palpita in commemorttion a. moth
er8 gone and mothers living Flowers
will be worn q white flower Or a
mother who has gone en- before. who
has passed out 81 this lfe and q coli
cred G0wsr for those WIN are atfl with
us The carnation Is the Mothers
lower. and many Thousands % these
fragrant blossoms viii o. worn en- that
8ay
An exchange makes the following
suggestions for the observance ~ tho
day
1--we this day as your mother would
have YOU live IL and
Make it a day 10 pleasure To- her
through your loving thouEht visit. gift
or letter. 81. - having her a. your
guest % honor
n she Is not living perhaps sou can
place on her grave the white flowers
sentiment. bat IN glad ignition that
she was e you. the best mother who
ever lived"
In her memory. remember the .ick
ar unfortunate 30 hospital. home or
prison. % some enc else with whom a
little SOY goes n long way II may set
the blood tinglng % the veins Of those
YOU think have no heart ind who may
think you have none
The memory flower anoras many op-
portunltiea Ter a message d sympathy,
or courtesy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

No Use 90 Try and Wear Our Your
Cold u Will Wear You Out Instead
Thousands keep on suffering Coughs
and Colds through neglect and delay
why make yourself an easy prey 20
serious ailments and epldemics "a the
result ~ a neglected Colag Coughs
and Colds sap your strength and vs.
talHty unless checked in the early
stages. DR. Kings New Discovery -
what you need the first desc helps.
Your head clears MP you breathe
freely and YOU feel 50 much better.
Euy a bottle today and start taking
az once. lAdv. }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
sAAREsPEARE cLuB VITA
MRS. rAVL on.

The Shakespeare club wtli meet On
THURSDAY with Mrs J. p Taylor. Miss
Donaldson win lead IN the fourth AT
Of Tanning fhe sArsw."
The questions follow
What 10 the dramatic purpose 81 the
fret part 81 scene 4 between Curtia
and GrImiof
Why does Katherine take the part OF
the servants against petruclo7
Why DO Bianoa'a lovers an with
draw I'm favor Fl Luoentiog
Explain the lines. 'Tis death for
any one Ia Mautua 90 come % Padua. j"
II Natheriua's situation fn scene &
comic Or patheric7 Why
Does petrucio give any nirn az re-
ienfinF7 Whera9
A. WHIST point does the ahaurdity 81
The situation reach its heiwht7 IL thgs
the climax ~ the piayg
How are tha various threads ~ the
plot gathered together az the close
% act W.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
MoslLlTY

True worth 81 Ga being. not seeming,
u doing. each daY THAI goes rs.
Some little eood-nof in shc dreaminR.
0r great things 20 40 hy and b..
Fer whsteYoF men say In their blind
ness.
And spite q tho faneiea of youth.
There ia nothing 90 kineiv as kindness.
There is nothing 80 royal a. truth.
We set back on mste a. we measure:
We cannot AZ wrong and feel right.
Nor can We giVe pain and gain pltas-
ure.
Ter austice Rvenges each slight,
The ar far ere wing ~ the sparrow.
The bush for the robin and wren.
but always the path that q narrow
And straight Tor the children Of men
We cannot make bargains for hiisses.
Nor catch them like fishes In nets.
And sometimes the thing our nfs
misses
Helps mero thar the things which {,
Eeta.
Fer good nsth not IN pursuing.
Nor gaining OF great nor ~ small.
Bat 1ust ~ Tire doing doing
AZ Ne would Be done b. in AL
Throush envy. through malice. through
hatiny
Against TIE world early and late.
No jot of cur oeuraga ahutinR.
Our part - g Nsussg and 70 wan
And sItEht e. ass NtfuR Of his trouble
whose winufngs ere less than nis
worth
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Camp walton. May = Weather very
pleasant, bat no rain TO the regret 81
an who are interested In gardens.
Our Camp" has been very quiet
Tor past few days. though fishing con-
nnues good. There are only Few
guests at the hotels but more expected
soon
Mesdames wheeler. Cole and VIM
cent ~ Pensacola we're passengers on
launch Ruth. last Friday They were
transferred here from tie Cith 70
Capt. r. n t.athrops comfortable pas
senger launch and safely landed by
capt Lathrop ~ their Uncle Jim Dun
cans cozy cottage ~ NIP and Tuck"
/ point In Carriers bayou. where they
spent the weekend very pleasantly
/ They returned to Pensacola Son the
Willie r Monday afternoon. While
waiting here for the boat they had
dinner a. Indianoia inn.
AIR. W. H. spivey returned today
+ from q pleasant weeks visit with his
family On Mouitrie, Ca
Uncle Pat Hanrahan has been on
ere sick Ust for the past few weeks.
H.s maHy friends hope Go see him bet
Ter soon.
4 AIR Martin sullivan - Carriers, was
a business visitor 10 our little town
F today
4 Mr and Airs. 9. ". soule and chill
dren and Miss Helen Cara spent Mon
day in CARRIERS with friends They
started q santa Rosa - visit Mrs
I Capt sorest but found Choctaw-
hntehce has too rough 90 cross
Mr. r. p Norman. who has been
visiting his family here Tor the past
two weeks. returned 60 Nashville sasi
Saturday - attend court.
Mr and Mrs j. ~ Brooks and
family 81 Harris. spent yesterday with
the lattsrs sister. MIS- W 6. Pryor
They we're accompanied home b. An
reln. and Anna Dye Pryor. who WI
spend aweek with them
| Miss Annie Gum. returned on ths
ICapt Frltz last sunday from pleas
ana visit with her mother and sisters
in FreePort
Mr and Mrs Dudley McCaskill y
lDeFunlak visited the latters mother
Mrs. j j McCaskiH last sunday eve
ming. and spent the night with her
They came from DeFuniak II theH
automobile.
I
claim the nsh are not biting. but Mr
Allie Riera and Mrs sand we're 80
only q short time recently and caught
twsnty rive trout
SIR and Mrs } A. Durham ~ Pen
sacola. were arrivals on The Capt Fritz
last Saturday and were registered a
the Tndlanoia inn until Tuesday morn.
ing. when they returned tn PenRacs.
~ the launch Ruth. with the expecfa.
ton of aeturning tn August to spenf
a month in our delightful camp.
Mrs Burnham favored the guests d
the inn with some ~ her beautiful
music.
Messra John Hartman and Joe Ger
ZACH were pleasant Emests az the In.
dianol aim last Monday afternoon.
McsErs Dave and Clarke Witherfi
~ Pensacola. and Air Bob E.athrol
ard Mrs Doctor Moore were plesssn
guests of Mrs. ~ e Pryor last Mon
day morning.
! Mr. clyde souie. who has been Wis
itiug her father. ar q -. Souls 90
the past two weeks. returned 10 hl
horne ~ Meridian. Mlss. last week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Miss Roaelie Cooley. Who recpntly
Fruduated from the American school
of Dramatic Art I'm New York CITY.
haa accepted an enRaeemant with a
theatrical company playing Ia the
Grand opera house in Brooklyn thls
week. ne play being The Hawk
Miss Cooley In taking TIRE roh ~
Mme. De sanonclair fn the pokuiar
French drama and has received much
encouragement from critics ana man
agerN
Afits Cooley q q daughter % Mra.
Roseile g.. Cooley. president ~ the
Flortaa Equal Franchise I.eaEue ~
gHcHNonvlIie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

o'clock a. her home. sis Clayton street.
The bride Is very attractive young
gsrl. and talented musician. BY her
viVaciouEness - manner she has won
many friends who regret thar her mar
riaEe viii take her 20 Pensacola, F1a-
where she vii make her home. Mr.
William Ben Adams is popular
youmg business man ~ Pensacola IFS
many friends viii Be glad to welcome
hls bride Montgomery Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
CARTONS WITH
Mss EFFIE DUNCAN.

Installation 81 oaicers and plans for
The annual luncheon. were features 81
the meeting - TIE Caxt0ua. held yes.
ferday afternoon with Miss Margaret
0Wsley as hostess
The officers Include Mrs j +. Tav-
lor president. Miss Edith Lask vice.
president Mrs James Van AusdaIe.
secretary and Mrs William +. nrecn.
treasurer
d was decided to have the luncheon
At the San Carlos hotel the latter part
e May ar early % June following
much the same plan e. that - last
year, which vas one - TIE brightest
entertainments ~ the club
parkman's History and Prize and l.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
ALL HER LIFE
sut Miss Ayrss Got Beautiful Gem
plsxion - = cost % Only 500.

Nov 81. 1918 IAN ny lfe my fag-
was covered completely with = mass 81
plmpieh. hinckheads ana hiotchea /
spent 4 iof 81 money ca numerous
remedies and treatments without sue
cess and no relief az all Z tried -
many things that I vas afraid M case
could not 80 cured Resinol Ointment
and Reslnol Soap seemed Is a. ne
good rlrht from the first / used two
iara 81 Resinol Ointment ana some
Reulnol Scar. the total cost being only
81 e and this completely cured mv
case. Nv skin is without n hlemsah
and I am IRE poHsnssor 81 4 beautiful
cnmpleztou tSigned8 Mabel Asrres
sells Resinol soap and Resinoi ONT
merit fAdw1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

hy George ~ curtis. afforded the
afternoons study. Miss Efne Duncan
leading Mrs Malcolm White gave a
reading from Prue and q Mrs william
r. Brecn contributed character
sketch of Farkman. Miss Owsley told
the story ~ the Oregon Trail. Miss
Lusk gave an interesting paper on
Curtis Mrs Harry Brooks gave a
sketch ~ parkman's Personality ara
Miss Burrow confgasted Parkman and
Preston. a. historians
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
MISSION STUDY cLUB WITH
MRS. CUNNINGHAM

TIRE Mission study club met yestsr-
day afternoon with Mrs ". p Gun
ninEhain. Mrs W NJ Curtis leading
IN the discussion 81 the New FRA In
ire Near East
The Chapter. which was devoted
mainly 20 Turksy, vas fun ~ interest.
and after re study hour. the members
enjoyed lght refreshments ssmrtlnEiy
served ~ the hostess Al the next
meeting Mrs Curtis viii entertain ard
AIRS h. r. Lane wnl lead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
CONFERENCE OF NINE OWNER
AND LABoRERs a DEADLOCK

London. MAY sThe conference
here between the mine owners and Ia
borera have ended 10 deadlock The
men have DEFINITELY rejected the
offer ~ a 80 per cent increase and
left the matter n the handds X IRE
mler Aaquith Who wili appoint an
arhltratory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

When you 80 home from your work
in the summer time feeling all out af
sorts vstth q sticky stinging sensation
get hes ~ AMMEN's PRICKLY
HEAT 4 BABY POWDER and use it.
and you viii tsen feel Ike 4 new per-
son. and glad that YOU are living For
the sake a5 cents set this comfort Dt
vour druggist tAdv )
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
MISS WHITE VISITING
~ NEW YORK.

Miss Blanche White left Thursday
for New Yors. where she viii Be- the
suest ~ relatives and friends Miss
White wtii visit AZ Atlantic city, and
other shore resorts and viii also spend
several montas 10 New York city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
AERRiNcToN vALLIA
MARRIAGE.

Mr. 1 y Harrington and Miss Hazel
Nalla 4ere quietly married On sun
day evening s. the Rev r r. Rice
81 the parsonage on Fast Gadeden
street. there being only two witnesses
81 the wedding
Bride and groom are now az the
Harrington home. ii Brent. where they
viii reside.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
NOTICE TO coLoREo people

We have several articles that aeH
exclusively 90 coiorea people. and We
want a good i've agent in yuur tnwu r.
represent us. Every article Co 5 winner
ard a hustler can make several dollars
e aaw II sou can nu the hiN write
tcHay TIE Home Specially Company.
Matuai Life Bids, jacksonville. Pa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
BlRo oAY At

NO. ~.
The rcftoWinE program VII be OBJ
served 81 school No. 20. May ard
which viii be celebrated III Pensacola
sn Bird Days
Concert pisce. ~vyho stoie the Birds
NantT#
A short talk On birds. ~ the pran-
ctDaL
Bird cong. Fhehs
Bird SONG. with whistling chorua
song America.
Song Merry Brown Thrush.
Eon9. Red. white and Blue.
sons, Tho Stolen Eega
Marching song
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
TO CELEBRATE
BIRD DAY

School 40. 81 viii ne among the
public schools II Pensacgla celebrating
Blrd Day
There ls a great DIAL q interest
of Bird Day special programs having
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
MEETING cHlLDREN's
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The ChHdrens Missionary Society az
the First Methodist church WIN meet
this afternoon al four o'clock In the
SUNDAY school room.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Ar Ard MrM Henri Copley an
nouncn the engagement % their
daushter. Jane Neoma. 60 Mr.. wHwam
Adams e Pensacola. Faa. The we'd
! asng VII take place June the ninth on
@eanesaay evening At eieht-thlrtv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

The Qulviyc Circle viii hold . called
meeting this afternoon 81 fur O'Clock
with Mrs sallie Han SIS North Hayne
street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Tire Dorcas Society a. the Knox
church viii meet thiH afternoon with
Mrs George Johnston, Lakeview ave-
nue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Mrs * a. Bannon Isft Monday FOR
Indianapolis. where shs viii visit her
daushter Later she win go 60 Nea
York city. with her aister AIRS. Brown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs r. }. PERUVIAN ard Mrs.. George
Won ANelson wili leave today FOR cha
muckia Springs. 70 spend a few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Mrs. r. Pope Reese left last night
for LeesburE. FLA, to attend the con-
vention Of the United Daughters ~
The Confederacy Mrs. Reese and Sire
R III Mitchell are representing che lo-
cal chapter a. delegates. Mrs. Reese
will foin Mrs Mitchell who IN the
guest 81 her m9her IN Jacksonville.
and they viii 60 together % Lees
nurE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

who was her guest during the win
ter Mrs Brown viii sail from New
York FOR her home Ia Glasgow. al an
early date
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

and year nerves are in had condition. -
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
[By United Press1

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The latest
from the Eastland indicate
that S3l bodies have been recovered.
OF this numebr S2o have been iden
titled. There are still 507 missing.
At least one of the higher-ups re-
sponsibe for the disaster will be
prosecuted. States Attorney Hoyne
has predicted that at least six man
slaughter indictments will be filed
before night. All friction has been
eliminated and the various investiga-
tors have agreed regarding witnesses
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
Reno Man Shot by Woman; Air
of Mystery PervadeS the Case

each bullet found its mark, two of
them lodging in the abdominal re-
glon, one in the right wrist and the
fourth entered the mouth, emerging
near the nose. After the shooting
the woman disappeared behind the
hay stack and that was the last Gel
ger saw of her
Crawling on his hands and knees
the wounded man made his way back
to Rick's road house, where he nOti-
fled the sherff's office Sheriff Fer
rel made quick response and upon
arriving at the road house hastene1
to bring the injured man to Reno
where he was placed in the Sisters
hospital under the care of DR.. A.
Parker Lewis.
Further than relating of the bare
facts, Geiger will say nothing as it
is apparent that he knows something
he prefers to conceal from the Off
GERS.
The sheriff has slight clew 10
work upon which he will not give
out for publication, but says he f,s
hope of having the woman who did
the shooting in custody within 4
short time. From the road house he
was able to get a very good descrip-
ton of her and in searching the
vicinity of the Collins ranch he
found prints of her shoes where she
had evidently jumped across an irri-
CATION ditch.
The trail was lost in the stubble
field, out it is believed that the wom-
an is in Reno or near Reno awaiting
the developments OF her assault
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
Many Autos Pass
Through Carson

Yesterday was particularly good
day for autos passing through Carson,
both from the east and the west
There were quite number OF Cali
fornia machines in town, many of
which took on gasoline, supplies, OIL
etc A lot of tourists camp
out instead of patronizing the hiba-
priced hotels. These latter were seen
entering the several stores empty
handed and coming out laden with
packages OF commissary supplies. to
Keep the wolf away from their camps.
One thing which is noticeable is
that very few firearms are visible iii
the outfits. The auto excursionists
are mostly city people and do not
carry guns and such things and are
satisfied to buy their meat instead Of
killing if as they go. Cameras are
seldom missing from the equipment
OF the tourist.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
Public Service Commission Has
Big Number of Cases to Probe
- - - - --.~

OF certain parts OF the defendant conf
pany's transmission line in the town
of Lovelock This case was assign
cd No. 95, and was immediately tan
Ell up for Investigation. Under date
OF March 4th the Nevada Valleys
Power company advised that steps
would be taken to make the line as
safe as possible, the company having
standard requirements of the Nation
al Electric Light association. Com
plainant was SO advised and nothing
further having been heard regardins :
the matter it was taken that the same
had been satisfactorily adjusted.
On March /, 1915, complaint was
received from Ward Martin, presi-
dent, and ]. X. McCrodan, secretary,
of the Lovelock school board, against
the Nevada Valleys Power company.
This case was assigned No. 90, and
covered the same questions involved
in case No. 95.
The commission on its own motion
issued citation to the Steamboat
Canal company on March p, 1915,
requiring it to appear and show cause
why it's water rates Ior irrigation SER
vice should not be reduced. This
case was assigned No. 81 and was
brought on the basis ol numerous
complaints made by patrons OF the
company. A hearing was held N
Reno on May II, and the case has
been submitted to the commission
Tor decision.
On March %, 1915, a complaint
! was received from L. Z. Carr oi
Goldfield against the Goldfield' Con-
solidated Water company, asking
that the defendant company be re-
quired to furnish water service al
| complainant residence in GoldneiJ
This case was assigned No %. and
Immediately taken up for investiga.
ton. Under date of April 4, 1915
the commission was advised by the
defendant company that it would be
glad to furnish the service desired
out up to that time had never receiv-
ed an application for service from
complainant.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28

The following complaints have
been received by the Public Service
commission OF Nevada since the lst
OF February, 1915;
On February 2, 1915, complaint
was received from I'll. S. Mcleod OF
Hawthorne, against the Hawthorne
Vatcr works, alleging unhealthy and
POOR condition OF water supplied by
The defendant company to its patrons.
This case was assigned No. 81 and a
formal hearing was held by the COM
m ssion in the town OF Hawthorne on
MAY 10, 1915. The case has been
Submitted to the commission Tor de-
cision.
On February 10, 1915, complaint
was received from the Capitol Garage
and Engineering company against
the Carson Water company, alleging
excessive charge for water service.
This case was assigned No. %, and
on February q an informal confer
cnce was held with all parties inter
ested and the case adjusted on the
basis Of charge OF s. per month
for the service with the understand
int that the company should refund
tie sum OF so cents per month from
the date complainant first took ser
v;ce.
Case No. o4 was a consolidation
Of cases "a, 81, SO and 90, relative 20
the matter OF laying service pipes Tor
water service to various residences
in the town OF Tonopah by the Wa
ter company oil Tonopah.
This case was decided by the COM
mission on May Is and the defendant
company was ordered to lay the var
ious service pipes asked for by COM
plainants on or before July 18th. On
Iuue 3Oth petition was received
from the water company OF Ionopan
asking that the effective date OF the
commission order be extended 10
October IS. The commission on july
10 denied the company's petition, but
extended the effective date OF the
order to August 10, the work OF lay
mo and connecting service pipes 70
be completed on that day.
On February n, 1915, complaint
was received from the Utah Nevada
and Idaho Telephone company
against the Nevada Valleys Power
company, alleging unsafe condition
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
Wool Brings About
10 Gents a Pound

Last week the E Reinhart COM
pany purchased the wool clips Of
Marcelina Laucirica, II. Cendacor:a,
Pedro Uratio, Antoine Laucirica and
Angel Aboitis, McDerrnitt sheepmen,
about 100000 pounds.
The price paid was close around l9
cents a pound. Most of the wool
has been delivered and shipped to
II. Koshland & Co, Boston, for
whom it was purchased.
These sales practically clean up al
the wool that is shipped out of Win
nemucca, The greater part OF it was
sold outright, though several clips
were shipped on consignment. Ses-
eral clips owned by northern Hum
boldt sheepmen are being held for
higher prices, but the market is sad
to be weaker at present than it was
two weeks ago.-Humboldt Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28

There was practically no change III
sistant superintendent and trainmas-
ter at Sparks, who was shot at an
early hour Tuesday morning by an
unknown woman, whom the victim
claims to be Ruth Reed With four
bullet wounds in his body as re-
suit OF the attack, which Geiger says
was wholly unprovoked, the attend
ing physicians say that he has
chance for recovery, unless some m
foreseen complications set III.
There is a cloud of mystery con-
nected with the shooting which Sher-
iff Ferrel is trying to clear away, so
that he can work intelligently upon
the case. There is every indication
that Geiger is holding back some
thing which hinders the sheriff from
locating the mysterious woman who
is wanted for the assault.
According to the story told by Gel
ger, he met woman giving her name
as Reed and after dancing at the
pavilion for time a JOY ride was
suggested. Along the way the riders
stopped at Kicks roadhouse, where
they had a few drinks Proceeding
on their way, they had reached the
Collins ranch when he alleges that
the woman complained of feeling
sick and asked to get out OF the ma
chine Geiger stopped his car and
let the woman out and watched her
disappear behind hay stack.
After waiting what he considered
a reasonable length Of time, he oe-
came alarmed, fearing that her i'll
ness was of a more serious nature
than he had at first thought. Ieav.
ing his auto standing by the road he
went across the field in the direction
he had seen her take and when near
the hay stack he was stopped by ?
volley OF bullets fired by the woman,
who stood erect at the side OF the
hay stack holding 38-caliber revcl-
yer in her hand
She shot with unerring accuracy as
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-28
CHICAGO IN MOURNING FOR
VICTIMS Of THE EAST LAND
Nearly 900 Funerals Take Place To-
day and Because of Shortage of
Hearses Coal and Ice Wagons and
Express Vans Are Pressed Into
Seryice--831 Bodies Recovered

and are aiding each other. The in
quest was resumed this morning. The
funerals of nearly 600 were in prog
rcss There was an insufficiency of
inearses and many professions were
led by ice and coal wagons and ex
l,tess vans, all draped i'll crepe. One
Eayrack carried twelve coffins to the
Polish cemetery. Thousands of peo-
pie were at the cemeteries. The
grave diggers have worked steadily
since Sunday, There has also been
an insufficient number of ministers
ai'I priests.