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Show pa S marea A DAY WITH WILLIAM STUMPING TOWNS THE INTER-MOUNTAIN Gray Pg les he avily cornfield-one of those upon an spacious Tow t} could cor n- | fully, a be persuaded, more or less tactto disperse let the weariest and n the w orld seek his car and re- |He had done REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, COULDN'T BE TRUE NEVADA'S NEXT SENATOR TO REPRESENT WHOLE STATE| 30 DID NOT TRY H. TAFT OF IOWA a "Iam going to be United States senthe senate and was referred to the ator from Nevada," said P. L. Flan committee on mines and mining, of gan. he meant it when he said which Senator T. J. Bell, whom the it. "Nevada will be represented tin Democrats honored as its chairman of resident of the state. the Tonopah convention, was chair£0 Republican by a decisive man, The two other members of the maJority, giving William H Taft Its committee were Jackson, Democrat, electoral vote by good majority and and McCullough, Republican. electing the full state ticket." This committee, after giving the bill Mr. Flanigan {fs a fine type of the much consideration, reported it back men who have made the West. A to the senate on February 19, 1901, handsome man, presence, he "unfavorably with the recommendamakes a good appeara nee on ©|tion that it do not pass." The rea« platform and is an earnest, forceful | sons stated by the committee speaker. were As a campaigner he {is a) that the bill was gravely defective fighter through and through. in It 18|many essential particulars and in {ts said that he is an optimist and thar existing form should not pass. in every fight he gees in with It dlfenthufered materially from the bill subsesiasm and confidence that carries him quently enacted. The senate naturally far. The sam e earnestness and oneacquiesced in the report comness of the purpose that brought him mittee and voted against the bill, My from a sheep herder at $30 a monta vote against the measure will be found to affluence is going to land him in recorded with such the United States senate For Flanigan has not always been wealthy man. He went to Nevada .31 he committee as deyears ago, has lived in that have voted for it, for State ever since. ‘The first years were I am a believer tn the principle that full of hard knocks, He worked hard for other people on day's pay. H labor for skilled labor. was @ good worker, saved his money been for many years a and purchased an interest in a flock of labor Wife of Wealthy Cement Man Shows Variable Affections. plenty of speech-mak fields of the Middle West that stretch "He can't deliver ours!" shouts a jing in the big citles, but haa rarely |™an I man. A mighty cheer rises, spoke for a nile or two In every direction | ?°5*to rural audiences, such as another town he fs whisked : tnto : | those which gather at the small sta-|a Incarriage withouta fence or a road to interrupt| and drawn Public Anxious to See Him, through the }tons and colleet from miles around | ines of the morotonous and scemingly end_ Campaigning with Taft is strenuous | to size cheering thousands to a town less up the sequence man who of six is appealing | square, where a stump of a huge tree and eight foot work. Work consists in | for thelr suffrage, Stalks, rinked ag compactly as a crack | talking Mr, He has had no|serves him for a at the sixteen rostrum. A little or elghteen/time. There regimen oo much of infantry On parade. in| girl is pushed forward and bashfully The | Soheduied that are listed on the | the Philippines, aa aestc ps in Cuba, red tare: at of the sun in Washin h are DIVORCE NOW IMMINENT Defendant Wants to Be an Artist's Model and Likes Paris, e| is just commenc- | "2.5 ands him a bouquet, He bends down itinerar ;ton and at Panama a nd, as courteously and ing to lore a tunne 1 of The work of those who painstakingly ruddy ligh u| accompany | The car upon which Mr. |him,vo of Private Taft had | as though he were addressing a throughthe mist. ri Secretary 3 The vapor Hes low, | queen, Carpenter, | made his zi home since : he ‘ left Cincin|Col. he thanks Ransdell and her. the others, {s to try | nat! on-his She trips away, confirst Invasion of the 60 Ta Midahi fidence otttt hia head din' creat fully restored, se | tO) persuade and the happlMr. Taft not to overwork | dle West, and without being into Some parts able of] to see est litle helbw girl in the seven | bimselt counties, and his volee. top bufon It is a ques- | which of his waistcoat were called the "enemy's counine | tion which has the hardest Here job. Comes Mr, | try, a Melon. but which were really "Taft terThree."men midst of the thickest of Saner come lugging a giant th | Patt is a the New York, rich and well Oct. 17.-Naming two known co-respondents |!0% both of whom he. says good campaigner his weghty ears ar wife riedrest, stalics he himself, good | ritory,"" Is an ordinary Pullman sleepnor any of hisHowfriends, | er, with a dining car attached, such 23/town. watermelon It is aboard incliningHtusn: labeled: the car love, Albert so heavilyae that. "From in one the | |Confessed beards Tich cementher er ra theira sliky ce, o J ie mat ‘until he took ao |p In"pected, this campaign the pleases stump || any Nothing one who eighteen had he money fares ntuhed:diles lows' for to every pay Democrats mile trav-| . trove the crowd of ie Such-and-Su va him more than to get out among the/ersed, roars and chville," | Q™@nse the men today ot an ree re a th veustody aryl 8 of Ther it st hire, if he feels so di8-| whack their Ba big Fullman of | People. Mr. Taft, until now, has had posed. may thighs with their hands Pr Mr. Taft has the stateroom. Sole ne Stands as natural ‘ life, | few chances ce os Mr. Taft says: rhilente. is. Ru to come face to face with|The berths as if itwere ne o & the thing most to co-respo ponte je Ruare divided be examong the the great, curious " American pected tn ; much public the world i padasarar that dolph Kipp, an artist, who a Pullman | correspondents, am very obliged to the the is fam secreboth here anc and-<& h } The other ts should >» marooned at sun-up o : ic ville, neich of sadually merges acel, springing into a beneath double line from raining plainingly the wheds of the car and leading off vaguely into the mist There is Palin ees, Upon which the Pullman "olled pare LO squealing hours before, main line ofthe railway, a a off-ronder, CrowdsCome With few | spent.| |, ‘Three hun- | Dawn. A fat negr¢ shivering in the morn-| Blue smoke from the Steen \reaths pe roof ;i ove!re) : the atr Wander 2Ar¢ Volcees _ bogin to n i : a rey | ee n€é ciMK Ee oe oe SnEA teu licld, of 4 y shoc ec and erosstes of the almg ight theof cinders way. Half a doz- "ne ne men sping ycout of) os las5 > dozen, twa score, lunared, the observdion platform of the "Here sle is," Tiey ean," cries one hang of and ‘ands tess bashfully or a minute, until finally h } ide spirits began to call soft1 ay el ji 5 ‘ ly: "Hey, Bl! Come on out. We want OF hat Das l e aa to see yoy Three cheers for Taft! Ph. F ; he ree are rerrcn ee about Taek ny > ena pra Hd eRe ate with his coat his nec} Bo The C his halt is very miling, and y=e to let sim sleep as y steps long as Ae . y we | W ry et oe LA] c ILL M AF H. oF tT T run for the a soundly tales previous Wise speaking Over and night ntti, for ata after 2 7aday's Oejolting ree or three poe «breespoken breakfast 5 | ably3ysy has r -| eae 4 Pa Soke oe io sacaDean, R shatall serSet oe oO the United. States Beate "cha f the Taft) senate He is in charge 0 ‘ 1 ACTIC mer td] : just in fore h ett atone cola 7. seat at his when st Ss made just as anne: his ‘entde into a he is} him, thick | been hev ‘e're you We hearn and we | ou t here, look at him anc f fer him, all righht." | | are very I | tdlsmehim that . we're fer ‘ to i their eae interests. - ja ‘fattiF FOan1Y him. * n 3 _ large number | BURLY mi ‘ nine ry rie ; I will "Three interrupts for me 2 threers They are . ersip' naan. heres) Hell, aft, given tell aes "Well, make it ten minutes then," fer'. | Iiver the labor tt -vote---" ‘he : iy . Ends at the returned, she iS doctor to Join gone, Moyer | main | She Last. a 2 J gare | She above above several months ° lat- He is temperamentally [Ss full. of meat. him. an true | work union hours at union ven|| interested : yen- pay. On my farm and ranges I think got along. impulsive the He This {s good enough and his employes will tell you so. Eis men all like him and he has been good to them. Nevada will have a senator who lives in the state and b¢ Patrick L. Flanigan that senator will and That is why his neighbors like He has helped many a young to success for he is a warm pend character of his labor or pay, PATRICK L. FLANIGAN. 1s willing to stand by his own record as an employer. t as an egg is full of He - €very enterprise low women. ar nd proposition ba for Flanigan eee has us telling him in fearing with with him refused and her and left was er go- where he/ wife to cult There wire vengeance his has right fo - the. front -In in support behalf of his fel-| in of ev n suppor very the public good, a beautiful apie . CAMPAIGN IN NEVADA u : © phe 7 following items, gathered from Sum | the White Pine News of Ely, Nev., will give Utah readers an idea of the cam- . re- never been stood been publican. forget Jamison. the house, but with a woman agreed to give is a man|__p. y. has Flanigan never any in but He| a Re Flani quaintance, | his worldly question polities. anything 2 |; ago just situation improves rst came to from with ac ee a saril switch to a niet. ") in a cornfield, u but the _ people oe demand 80 years Here itics political party : PR Alleged s 54 JOHN A. shetk, "tl .GAN LOGAN. i Mr. sur, . a )nice Boadicea, ‘ Kipp, ew a eles that she was don > she : was going bac k ¥ ho months' ee the hus J alleges wife's brother told aim eee ggmlistered part " do. tal . ; a - it. -we ome st wes wealthy rest. ae e he 5. Roaton Bontoe says : had found hotel and : . the British queen : Elkins May Fall ‘ and when| ee A S eR WELL quarter WITH oe KING S | Republican ' and.one, does' ter as, ip | that onan lenses Oe - . etter In another letter to aer*r husband husb deeee yrotle His Wife | , Bets ‘he time has come | ‘tog ther and sever tae | 6 lv ip= a legal form. raise, || | she | for us to get bond that holds} you,| imy yloz3 pe cn daugchter's good nanis, as daughte ae | to you let melovegetyour a divorce, or Fehalltake || publican ; Cable Special ca Fs a: without. comment. His automobile ad and SO r.ce a t my y disposa ave chev he in 3 shuren oral can scarcely believe h Sap é is too rich.to makeJie work. ore ai] Kipp ts ty to aa ilon, 'Pshall get regul : help OL y ae ; awill saocke ‘i = ‘d ¢ great] y helpgolng to his f apartment to pose, ianic ae mnber!thatcthis ras Genk Through. | who independence, ist = me del. 1 see : tg aint: mefor = the 7 and Miss STAND Carnegie | incited é not feel ttigt I owe you ary w ve anc 10 free 1s e You know the Howard nature love To her ota tas wao wrote | begging her to come home, Mrs Moyer | replied into as anea art- } sept"T amam going RC ato business bu: Abruzzi | Engagement of | ws S. eee as with have -- for anythingaway that else ws av is taken ell you quite ; raat frankly that I shal ee the other marty as party ae often oe as - I poechoose ee i | Cr lited nla real © 5 oh ave ate the n | saw ‘ r\y ‘Senator Says Interview of De-|et we Moyer announced 5 With her husband: to and : | steps | Mr: ‘ that are Moyer considered disgracetu ig | from Lmné home ¢ ns) se ae fights havnt? " national Nevada, in his : He party's da: committeeman | herder in the hills of western Nevada; had some|today the leading industrial spirit of 128 sGne convent for | the state. the aee7us.s..316 8 thems ails c be and na | made revolt against Senator |: "One js as onianad pp 4 Newlands se A Oct. 17.-The appears a sood a to extrava- | the i cruelties people square lawant, | of! wear7 not you. it Bring of the Roman officers un-|tpe Rome, her husband rc : him out. with lock." | gant expression er Jittle| Flanigan less puke of Abruzzi to engagement ‘Gentlemen, e have uttered: wr dearly loves MI Is only Kather-| 5 a oe o'e en (Should her z home . a on re ‘4 ashe htss in| | bor under= the impression that unless |der ave Nero:the Clella, toid ane asim sne a | fight, as he sucis credited cred ise with Hypatia, patiently expostulates Colonel but they 7 have ‘het Castile . beenp cele brated ine Biking: Dee figh have queen Isabella, he gets back to Washington x Ransdell | jn eulogy of Spain;-of | announced, the wheels but not of a wonan, since ryat{t bepr-Ofnolally has not rorty.y fidavit, In calling been | daughter, fo look says as not wor nd ag thehe chil, me = big ana a host: of others |the open.the When could |settiea conventions fights the Flanigan officially one was of among government "Mr. denied, Sue. Taft didn't It dtany will is get cous clog men to dered and in bed many unti come -of ie walks to Move Ene strain |"‘the most remarkable . or , ' a = eee "7 ss is . e eno ait ‘ u : himself ha a You In from »tter out, c if you) fetch killing | fy. iy a him -. scr out, ne hardest scause 3 to the Third Era we/tain here she r runswoman better workers - "2rdar ld 2 an anvilIn fac-th for the > vote 1h suct oF tae Coming. - dodown the in this} that € the the de Thao St neve - because she ; that < nGe ee same : th. ; impression, Jamison:and: p £ that first.. find among to" Kipp..when duke don't be »| to the fact has not want almost he | of his party whether he won to lose every y bo the » firs wee Kn e's | tory vercome relations his fight town," the opposition with breaks twithstanding which the old world in the spokesman. us 2d wife's of‘ to some much| mentioned ofj jearned of / Lp | eee She is Abigail is no femureey Adams, s who, entitle c in the tive abil-| members |or not.. writing their of Nts to her husband, family, sae which sident of Ne-| has a jogged he} John them. eers and Adams, | qes{res cries rise respon-| e to do even along, heedless of i the ic. thou j for her industry, execu And he ie, Flanigan deter| {js a reside FOR Sevan a a ap MINERS |'passing. ec SES ynd cl a little | vada atriotic better That sentiments! mined -a cannot =) ge oa ah er to we marry pital Sive Miss E kit ‘° jity n any) and "Gentlemen''- Co th 3 Rans tf ehe ery a ans- ja , factory,gonraeay Faanages saysrs Colonel oi ‘ that x i cnet | What wbi pariiatls Syninfused in ei ent, or else the sé napose money Anvils he has are made very they { importan nports by weRea a of a s,|the1at Declaration dell | ere eds eee much Independance. in : Ot "Let | he miteyon s cee toc SCHOOL from e FOR ,| articles MI to smiths € E FIELD on,ahiat Mem « henp ra}her rales and other a Rea ar sane? caate separate; is aie in enterprises they are IN a0 unworthy | Gicaes cavarnniene ANTHRACIT FNevada. to be} bere of tie. the subject refused Pies ae been Democratic n "Three state a cheers for Taft," It has to deny é it | representatives hisis whoop state the but there is nothing aytrica tf crowd. = Colonel é Ransdell-most nraIn iy x congress | years and lt our brethren. havey loyal | derful his interests 86 Let us renounce are cian in the manufacture them; | a up cured affirm of it nothing anything. appeals in but and many ft can instead years. be seen of | It applications, Scranton, Pa., Oct, as 17.-The anthra- | in its welfare. for- | fya¢ they regard and excellent the marrlaxe His children were man, as eer= loses il iteicoal hisé he {s today temper mining ates without /wptld companies . public neem. He smites lands the are , of vocation, about) the railing its .ip Nevada with form an and merly, intem "4 matter of taste . and it {is certain for their prosperity and 1 Ps See | that Rel v0 ears and happl-| withe»t tain to take place I ae Fisher, the ; ness, m7 let revenues us from beseech the Almighty to embark to upon an educational sehen jcan Hobnobs With King. perate hand, and explodes. never int desert { which. = . the labor on vj it. the managers "Dar the t! Ag [ ait tra The think, such man's will ting land got blast a fi MI that ss should to their have counsels, A Resident and no one would eit have and to- bring for {tsof Nevada, think to | The of sub duke's pow schoo) palenior . wore Legs pu fund. Z This heir land | muchdevices can to lessen. This S the letter | seem number at to be excel ent a els 8 pee é He passed Unitea F States sen-| cured | aera s Bria * hit from purpose from congress At Al Is & give the rank) the praise due hex = ia Ratan eee e irtixntion e Nevada ameetes wants ; Sie a Unitec z eaten the months state.|can before government str‘sannot a nd..capabie) the} courageout > s day = gis se buildings, industrious Re Ww lrafting 8 aoe ' the A the | oon . DDeclaration ‘ see bes ise Meni of wherein the 1e=,|. | had | drafting Toya) workers Then the Train Moved. . chatenyprivatesneg Interview the of Inde-| oppor- }ator ra : who is a Vic.|< resident ||her woman. a long1¢ priva ar But par withth i eae the Butto on¢ eee Vicuproar g from experts. | enterprise n ity grows to learn pg and | a, at mining Ieelege grows remarktunity s stood ra for | claim pendence rn non-resident She being = has the aii : a a s ble features. * a ? es stoo | : repreTo have en ses Maxson nS very y desirable been et "anigan is the author "ry correspond- |, ble woman ha s| of such Since and a jtor =i the the areiao Emmanuel. courtduke has The in the ft : the work chateau t to es Inside the car newspaper co : | : begun by ae high movement time, Valley it seems, Coalis company a ||gentatives: enden f would departure yetev bu zai for tived in the long. 8 not require unparalled | letter aat that Amerten Lenni ta stateent31 oe 4 Bree ther sora nae large ope, from is | {ive ents | anthracite the crown ¥a1]--Adams grunt and oe mining ve ieie ea. Brom l, st rank | {s helfeved that the visit wastmminent comSunticty pn Hi ennen opponent, mete It mre Senato Seaparinti nd wew eae? of a fare-| other the The casting Republicans audibly and profanely easily give a tae be ar rote W hy follow. & a ean ow left wren. | ability ict able le tiefuaxe ame man, but he has no great in block The in count the simple | as one of Senos of Turin, his | panies . i t h their are oe Geese nominee a ae inspira-| brother, poate for the United the first | is in Paris. ee 4 in CN aUAGA where {= also and ace the eee though fi The inis Lehigh very Lee a Bol ae His Ont < 1tutinal. and in have | or peace eck shape; GEor no Inclination Ber rans an danvil ae Patines ee Peeth ieoeGe tea has after the spent his mold' x Aptobwart:| money hé of an else- ra teh ie Fook ene ee ¢ up with Sir Francis, although The making that ov | queen J ? ul © : Wis eH rd eee | mee Teor he ail See .and ° Ee ine mind mp0' eon and ee peerless eee re ae1 ea y be ARMAR paais | te e mar ahc up with . desks, Jews her its | correspondent ry: Though r 2 as his beer was FINO emand millions in-| ileeiackebuaras = unusual came | that gentleman seems to have accumutalent and other o | fromere: Nevada necessary cae an ¢ : ving fluence, spe soll they , on re SE is] 1SC¢, ed today re that the duke of Abruzzi ee lated bolt upright, the idea a a e Mstens he Is the a ? A gram reference a i y ao library : { an q a here shade ‘annot be 1 are tW®) one ascribed to % | manifestec not ion of . the anvil employec cann : , both parties. then raises the > ‘window f the n sa American to £ nation. Sic proad 1‘ Ir. Carnegie's; ideaal, ;| sencie oart inches of : Colone She is probably 2}| 0 Anna He hears dee ay provided > par bsent Be Amelia, Duchess‘3 today -Bvyerybody : a I been in} resi ~ \ 2S" Welmar,| ‘ in Reno, hat' ; some teno, but sverybody vet) duke of Abruzzi! it is stated one ec els« of celebrated \ CANE» that" 4 its sputtering | .ontinuing a work: absent and today { | |on Thoa shooting naotin# | have mine, ' from b for. 5 excuse. p n near IsTurin, : The whirlwin vith | sroun d that ‘ s hadjthe iner tansdell's down ti speech, with trin ~ e of ice veteran Germany's In the m state 2 most began wit ith | | campalg pyere the celebrate his a residence comM- | ; established, oo gien of Flanigan has had him in a fr rned and I 82say all honor invited home to her, | one : to: atat h noon Friends eeking and breaker a9 will sible terminate boy, conclusion will be invitec with | ke and ee Bach ae nine jazed state for the last two weeks, iffice-seeking ‘ bi aes ala Anes esengageme a engagement £9. DEER being placed at the wonlen, aR ee an, SAReERdelible Impresspag | |THE ren : Is off ment of the crowd. 5 a dm bs) * li g she November 3._ Ray afeat oF Merit on te CUBE Se ene Nover roll of American ‘ith ngamems Ei result that he cannot be falrly1 with se : slides fram his oar tend resu Sif sich hi 2a mes ea Ingland, Pree was en-/ ee top of So honor aie great things | upon oahe °° °°°* eae has represen - Washoe | bald to accountability for all that he | aoe pape Da trousers me pore on ro. nee as one| Nothing to Deny. etre + hanaae the we Nevada 'MAY nothing state IRWIN of senate.} her iS ADDED heading 4005 gay athe Dre ere nee queens of any age. ade Baga ‘aincos irene es da stride figure, after Seen 5 e Rae: hissing Sango of brakes. y. form tIme oe 1 kate the he there e0 air 5 The r as 3 the the car to say, . ; anish, The white rime, seegrow illagers a huge Si villagers hand oanted se orld: Mi | Mthe credit of the inven- Carnegiei record Woman's Recor¢ ' ‘i Distinguished age sed Bist crowd, beards on tae ow on 4]2 _41) of remarkable women ysto has started ue one Mle "My friends, rea Toa eh a andface. a nagured well ‘ aero to tries come restward wes reaches theki white faces of the Ne ace seri oe pes at x mustaches , engineer tive has ates pa s and is a bump locomo C Taft Taft car Mr. Mee ee (ion tov in which <} iA caannot c or I aie |ejq usefulness 5» theof date of the ey | ty iaiae py waving ee fare- them the ROSES or hey < over lose' their spee ech, eeD | yom torysen of of > who of the whole | have e To Rhea. é eee theJ. so In s Mae wonderful ; rkEY Molt publi- w a 4 atthe: needs eo Was 7 in family and the army, ing the patriotism of |} Phillis rey his- | Mercy women, and. heroism. sh jan devoted allshertoto peg give Ties i fails one ‘who who ‘has " nas 1 E of of spirit | elev not net arta | New York, Lee Ls Nana. wome ' | ce tele return to Americanca women 232 weAo who =| " en til of for pea revision and ale's woman's ih ew v etait Oct. Wheatley, Warren her | Prior alth, | others. of nares the | 1 Dix, Bg H ge rs ; Pennsylvania, Aue Mary a Darrah, Oe SusysPn | Azine 27 GLE: SEE ean tit Mareeeat Hast tik ‘these | The - United Ben atell seer he fashington North lee stor take Hee Bee edie 17.-In a Inna: Ales" resnee to Pittshurg | UIT W. Va.. today. || TO 3 mining subjects FROHMAN a . enterprises, LIST ae ater a | Senato Bing Ree eos interview ae nae ac ze a | published Dae a Pun May, ew da pone ‘ar | with : May wife. f denvine the larrangement and credited A to hia agement for a term "o e under '& his sien i managem of eer é us 1France.| pia MMiee Mr. Flving E'kins anaaa the nat | peer ; ert plage ‘ a. England and Frat Miss iyvalousconrarot of her | denial could be made. as no engage- | Irwin's arous- | ment unexpectedly existec Sata Baek: cess in the per spree nea ae Shich hy 4 read1 |‘not have omit era the alee Ba eahi Teche name rar o Sare di A; A rf Benjamin Franklin, only daughter; of Benja Creaang Hale, | who : fee eV : ae ; aon: he Re ) aS Sketches Coe themselves = A indicts toe ceed sketches of about | struggles of the Se hit ired women who | by her SA eane w |} two thousand sb and} pave distinguished dim good- ee s of nostage and South Gover are Cee Illustrious|to SOLOWCees . P= 4 p - alfoot are Marla Chapman worem) i x "Re Stow Cls Harriet Beacher Stowe -lara |aet States estee has stamns Amertea subtiycoehc a ef © man carry three miles | the company greatest | OHA 1's at Carouse,"' a zed, rehearse nd the ; 7 have *~| German-speaking| upiaaes has been through i known| a 2 lon short notice Garrick theater. fc of g0 Se eO ne to Sce Frohman i oewel at ee } Miss has Burke. made forinal| lees a ae Brier things the senator possibly rer besmire tibos by chers- of fe e tt ‘te voted against aaa at carcheanenn law. disposes sel ag Paris He has hard Tria nis vinit hace Clelonal tae. worker and showed a keen insight | son, Republican can fabs Se | : affairs | eres pL § er of o eq a een jinto. \ public ennd ore £ 2 of labor ¢ bios es, from Gian teow the Apache trails of Se: are a of vis career when he the he Arizona of 30 years ago, men from ung : " self At- | vas beg as a laboring . of the Nevada man himself. of the At-|+h. Was @& gesert trails o e Ne WHE miECHC hip hee . e ade ee ne to. wi Poine |hete } 4 the This Tr of this arcana canard; Facts y ark Set Forth. 3 Toters eae nant to of Nevada se be been widely called ast 25 years Deen ena and er oll present) is how | Dany Hoa hedyears « good The They 0 ao dae arge Coen ar be animous to published an tn knows them. how That oe4 the public expression to is go ine ave ae Wet without for the excepcolonel with a ena lation has brought ee to in nin These word after what he that things wants and ware Maxson and to do get in EO BIR Y BOL Tae Re trumpet. a a es eo mocratic press of the state | ‘congress for a couple lienComed Francaise = 1cnise - for etbente permission eeto of years for the ae 1S i Florence Nighingale, Grace Dar-| jeclared "lar "ththat I voted voted |, rther benefit of Nevada, An { mnortant ts precedent serform in comedy a nd the votof other has Nevad English statesheenbv | ROUOTT at "L the Theater pas ch Wr it the het Vellle,"| for Thy the facourts elght-hour against law | tS present of © o élght-h , Bae sen Washoe Sumreme || one Arts of the there court Will to send iustics so do o f him on modert chief modern plas lays pee the Julla Fp 3 State p leat Ward nator Howe, sena from Marla ee ee asnoe | November ! e 3 ho held4de that tir ah ell, Sarah repertoire | oe Hackett Stevenson eae Mitchell, 5 rican | county Sara e blic || 2and ter | ehatng can tementlas @ no under not be barrered fro belt the Tom ise st Hoemer, Joanna Ballley, > Cha tite public ofol Cherles Frohman is now entering "Love|mi I brand 7 the stateme Char-| title ; - fn a esent ea eight-hour SO eee Mdbagele Mrs. laW/ Judson, ae an iss Blille arrangement Helen | parks. rh Burke. "Tho so Ar-| hood that whe present . eient-t were ae: srable | Girls and heroines, of Robert Gottenberg" Gould de Flers, nd Is compelled, was not passed while 2 was : ae innumera \ ; 3 ae tage A Sure Way. Gou =) See Naas ntly dicd and | North Naecentie Knickerbockerin are displayed wisdom he authors daunt-| | T¢ you and of ene t he French was e yno aes ] >m-= ae text, : os eC the | ber of the legislature ¥ the early engagement would legis have g¢ 05 Wi:Mr. If Frohman's a thing well done, . ventieth | agents theater, Se rueraet in owing the | ean 3Mr. Taft nddisappeared DEF to when pormission the is granted a6 | B aad theor nineteenth ae - | Bae and eight-hour : twentieth foyerMiss Fritzi Scheff, ea to - rising 1 Abigail. early e the She alsoee men-n- |during. thes Civ present id en mi ure Davic haan nes War ater, ey plece queen continue of As Franklin would clipe | Judea, during Carnegie Its run A disappointed a at that @ anUly one there i Mr. Bi ae should 1. It would not ar membership ‘in | ice was passed during the twenty-| Gtner compare | | tjons Alexandra, . ' | There's siasts. 5 sure way,3 His day y had one su q begun jty hundreds and ia, Only Cassan- | On@- >) car Mr. ecess theater in New York. oouse of Carnegieof a2 : woman | gromache, ‘temisia, Mr. Frohman's Aspasia, Artemisia, t ora' idn ssther.Cassa sacle na Han-|the city it; a v ok youyu Ike it rare hunc bela, success a | dr in the ; man-Fal|} { session of :of the ahsetol ; Bes -gislature end after the, legislature cook rah, French Authors' Esther, en | a a the audience soc : in| dra, aterial [firstDuring Cornelia, sant things Sess manager with t the| firstst not Sa aaq muny others, | agement tin 13 session 2 iny of the \ eer twentieth M. Berrie of mat ; 8 of miles _- av ey se sc woul ses has Faas presented uring care me. i J. A a e ie ea M. to would file out withea | nah, Mirlam aoe and Miss has ever : produced he automobile elght-| Maude in Part hignway - between | Fre a see : Adams his original ‘ a member, tarnishes manu script . the vaca\on ‘Aldrude, p second gheof | | the opera w 3 wonderful au Era current furnisne Parts houst work 4 | ¥ hich ld a) ot I in oe educating, for W i .d the assembly, came to| of the worlc Next} up-|crilpancingo and Balsas, No M.. fa pe- | guccess. he Secone Y eers "The for cae "Our Little Minister. : 2 resounding - cheer Anastasia, | l al ste of Bertimoro, zealots, ‘ 4Are, . | a Countes. 3 mankind. . | ing constructe : , poe Pi ee all Bere-| | lifting Pr aand Christianizing all mank ee President, , and p ersistent Hidate's ze hand!| Anne of Bohemia, Boi 7 goan of Are, railing. Aan they have seen Taft a e and they are sat- || ajents st to be thethe accumulation case of Mrs. Fisher fsfled. "By ‘he's a , dut of darn hande ; c Bee BOA rs aa e one man,| as y mus Halea. gives = In the group of¢ SLD ae eae climbed | faehhe a such names as va eae mlgn at hada. , avid's wife, who had e us, sav ie wife, " bed to see us, and we'droe a hatshook | | ¢ il, David's he wrath | sband, Nabal, from the wrath good speech, Ge thee tlanted | rere by tactfully RFSREure 2 ne , , too, with him ° " st for theages armed 2 m en who had ‘ be dn't come along, ; orca feas to eee half an anforee hour at 6 o'clock king's orders for) sent keen to + e shake the candida i Dix, as has improved $30 a month to Nevada what Is said to be a very comis where he has the] fortable fortune at the present time, of his opponent, Senato he man who tells with pride of Newlands, who has been humble beginning ts generally to be ¢ "3 | parties, including | counted as among the honest an the and the Populists. | square, and as accessible to all. Such Flant has Flanigan Re-lis has f for y years been Flanigan, . 30 years ago a sheep c : advantage Francis G. . in several the Silver In return fo | Mr. -. noe > send Moyer agreed to sen to. Europe and she Lcrifice, a trip on ~ she him Mexico, Moyer's pleaded off after ||Started § dial farewell. about on his| get into the | Mid teht a an be- | Ransdell kindly, but mand peta im a ass | is a night ru not.| s the night before,| wit ehed {I a? . we're an : ruth-|had and him "beeing: tokatcallwD oa anc bill I 28 their|ing the i yy nu C called, | him = yt | gas cet Roma' ONG for tell he . r }young grabs signal | laine Tphes "Mr.| * pouiaart be fair will appreciate it, * as . he unt!l the } Frey | pmmences Colonel. Ransdell, until er P = whe © 8% antagonistic ee | work, | = io rraticna steak, smoking not from | Pretty soon the train halts Ooi |!the kitchen: He deserts the steak. It!n foundry. . A Patric i stet js 4 five-minute stop. The crowd so that Mr a eS att lg ab 1 hospitable. 1s/bullt ee | directly from the « into the enthusiastic dim, an unusually. and hospitable. | tly fr rank, : : anchored , a want : the and emicr in his premier m engage tell these place where the local committeemen | wife questions, | @a Place wh troubling and. weary canWhile in Paris, "Mrs. Moyer wrote Snr s10% | didates may rest. and begged her husband to let her be Then the next morning up| divorced. ‘stretches One of her letters read, in to fif-|'nna does it all over again. he It gets is haca the table, | but he doesn't care,. He knows that| meat nS rae -Heves with at the an Taft they laboring aseprob-|he believe ar , n,hasandbeen e ne frank Cay fat he aa eb . the he - wasé ) corrido The bother lof Mr. labor Taft men: gets! in» Workmen it.t Mr Taft in ov ane eee ge Sant he can ~ eal et ; But the} ko talking about Jabor aya legislation, i and with >= crowd annoyé aroudss dl a tia is persistent. 7 inutes< " . autions Se "Pive Ry hats, Col. |}} hands ae Fiv lamber caution m upon : up ; ie Me > ea . "We're up a darn sight earlie Epa g-!} chanical giants to hear what he says‘ tansdell hand on be 7; op! and tug- | <¢ ui , ill is," says a tall, lean-visage Guimpiis says that he can de- | he ying at Mr. Taft's coattalls. ae hustle pily dt 504 West 112th street 3ut| in that year, while Moyer was West on} a business trip he received a letter he. boom of) cannon resounds ‘ clatter of the wheels, fore Colonel kidnaps car. M : N es ce Appetizers. time, ae as Mr. twice, : ae is a ssion aan to the makecandi-!q~pere possibleis for the) ynusuallyis a o save ae him as much. othe e + tor : and time gives on Day ly, + IN. IN with its uphol- | again: em. | stered chairs, is necessary for the ret ane es aoe 2 ; een. © *BLSak | ception sap ecag tic saneipinsars nei Ss. |Mr. Taft resumes Speeches mmanmhich, the Republican candidate for resident is campaigning, and that it been moves Long hotel ocak ak 7 ST before ai | taries, i and t yu'll ane raphers and "‘camp fol-|says Mr. Taft, "I want to admitopera that itaayis pretty'early stenograp an observa-/men how I stand on labor yu to be paying «a call.' Jowors. se oge em el * m can gather from the conversa-|tion that they'll know that platform for speaking p urposes,;so hol- | against them." j zo far, that the car is the one; and:the compartment hs of ‘itizen who can move legs, . or : crutcnes, : and oe> ‘ Ly: met ; for med vy eget a Pe est adhe the assimilated of and bidding& him a corseat on aoe to a erase ape Finds New Affinity. Taft steps o mediately ngulfed tn & swirling iacletemn tocom-|be On this trip she met W.5 Rudolph es vosed of local committeemen. promin-| Kipp, the artist, and when she re‘nt Republicans, populace fireworks, | turned-KIipp crossing on the same vells, dust. band music and cannon | steamer-she frankly admitted thunder. that He gets barely time to snatch |Kipp now reigned in her affections + mouthful ah phan oa pal me| phere vas a Bee scene following : o e mec sting: 4 reception recy | | this‘ confession. At Z the end of {t. Mrs. To meets and shakes hands with follows, every phenomry . considering that 1) : mornin, is cold and his; eyelids a: ; 4th s still wéghted with sleep "Getlemen. I am very sorry, but oa Chan pers GEES eer abe VE Tehiicnig LIER :the ma, hu e js - very, very eo tired, ameand| eo wht He spirit 7 was successful tures ‘Ir. man ae about mussed, suave } va . up at eee ‘he ‘he Yr teenie sheep. Western cere-| ei? | from It Is dark before the town where the | after staying two weeks bic ; eae vic ee a . hid tas aie aay tne a friend, returned and yhiie Peni {saheni tging over While |UP the medical man. the train still banging. over lthistnactnce 5 , ey Sonn and an elderly es as collar turned up and out enally " he sw three Ransdell train | half of tip soft pedal on. eT ee bolder ati more earnest about it, remore people w inforced Dy alive pg ont - thousand says y the! curiously of she | He the that MALIN WOEtEy unt car is | surrounded crowd before man, so aesA jen Howard cement home in paign in the sister state. ‘ ; Mr. FlaniReno, where he lives with his family. | nade. before gan ana Mr. Maxson, the former canthat alts must arebe|| Moyer's Three wife nade before ndgsnreches trees nightfall. eem, hehe save The 1,i: | and He has traveled has came widely to in says | S4coco abroad and the forUnited views ofthe his Orient States house senate,of own, brief and the latter he does not try to speak | his affidavit, and the lower told him she could strong and practical nled th, eee you and on public ques- congress, are making T/she mesh tect ner tone deeienceq (tions. Though to a m erly canthank you for ' coming out, edand I would [letter she must a large degree seit. m. She | displayed Onstess & « she hyhay a they are es is gaining ist aoritan widely every read to a day. the | 0 usht, ‘ike to shake hands he ls widely read and a with as many s Scuffling en because pile we can afford to ne a ittie inne slsay 4S mot! e . | stop Flora the pee Ww A he Soot ned nen please 3,000 Republicans." * stout 7 eine and he questio So the train ops, and {t fa the |/??OU ee t i ickeledest crowd you ever saw in your| Jove him with all my eae ee scnaaL Loe eon ea nt. a rece ot wn te teva him I rari m, will, ig avail Bate of the plat- my es and ye eareninite " | best This to an forget will him carry . , Skookum gs oun tt for . an. ae ; reer a- e ae: c ty There had been dinners and visits - Having mv carried ©Skookum county, 7 Mr - | mittec es auc during ae e agured, usband oe '"s wae adaft is reinforced absence. for the half a dozen , 5 ascend that protrudes from ; > Kkkitchen : Baatic of the car. 2 Wal to committees and the atten sa Ing chill, sttmbles out on the ear platform, yarns with a prodigious display of {wry and vanishes inside. the oe have Miss success has followed him | no employe of mine has mony taking place 1904 ever had reaIn this in-1898.,; From intl he. isof now, then until they city lived of: the county, hap-|¢mployers leading tson' ty; him complain labor one in Washoe Ttnatyc. or unjustly hare everin |treated unfairly Where he lives. He has done much for his country and for nO. 1s not in Flanigan to be one of his wife announcing that Wil-jthe "sit still" sort of ‘citizens, He | liam R. Jamison, a former flance, had | mus sup and doing. Republicans He {s assowant | arrived from Mexico to study medicine Clated to say ‘Hello, Bill.' with. Won't many you large please enterprises | }and that she had invited him to call | Which are redounding stop and to the good let us see you a' of minute?" upon her, reads teleg stalin the state and his home town. Pea aa ate tt } on oeraee abos oe . 3 Returns é G@ & Too Late. @ es Colonel Iixample Ransdell of a Fighter. » shakes his hawt> Moyer made no comment upon this here {3 real red blood in this man. | mean ie now," iso tar of feet9 was married Mr Taft uncom-| He wouldsubmits do anything rather than | hoarseness, it arore etl and for the night, with a brakes and a farewell snort or tw from the engine that backed {it un the u switch from the dred D wealthy family in Mexico The suits were begun in Newark. Mrs. Moyer's affair with Jamison was the first, her husband alleges, She would much prefer to have a watermelon from them than a lemon." Three speeches Interrupt his luncheon, and his voice {s growing husky, The physician, him, , who It accompanies sprays his throat. is a disagreeable middie of an Iowa cornfield. As th e fog liftsa bit, and grows thinner, suc eumbin; to thé voracious onslaught o { the sun,one sees a dull metallic gleam 1908. |