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   Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - April 30, 1909, Reno, Nevada                               THB WEATHER TODAY RENO EVENING GAZETTE THE ONLY PAPER IN NEVADA PUBLISHING THE NEWS OF THE WORLD THE DAY IT HAPPENS METAL MARKET NEW April 4.20a4.25. 12 7-Sal3. 52 7-8. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR FRIDAY APRIL 30, 1909. NO. 103 SAVE HER FROM BOSS BILBEE Almost Every State in Union Except Nevada Reports Miserable Weather April night und killed several The dealt fs far as known MISS JEN NIK JOHN THOMAS Miss Kelso wus killed by a live tile wire and Woods WHS struck by luine wax blown tinny he has not been seen only houses were left lue miles from and people reported und and West 1. During the night wires wi nt till over ithe south except In the smith Atlantic Sir Killed April were killed 00 Injured in Chicago and environs during 'the storm last night to reports received today by the police and The of Injured includes only thoste whose names are Probably as many more received vate Storm conditions are Improved although ivers und In thu snow Hurries und with a badly westerly are predicted Cor the Killed April 30.- come from county of u tornado nt reports probably will u of 21 of II with many points In middle vist leave extent of die damage lit Thu destruction has been involving thu of and und other vl witi struck by IN by from tho those killed were Stories deaths In Tennessee and Killed N known us the April lunc been Wires are from Mammoth Missouri and Kansas In Illinois ami the passed 18 east of here lust killing I Louisville conditions are unit Injuring many Tho list In Ihu south snow killed so fur UM is tut train service and tho gale on tho hampered shipping ulfe und and and MISH Many were demolished near to n considerable Killed April h Twenty Killed Tenn. of states within a of several hu lid red of were swept by storms of wind anil In some amounting to tornadoes during last which April the lives of -a score or more persons lire reported to have been anil 10 injured In tornado which swept over the section of county early u In the east liJ miles from have been totally The in this Is and mi Two Killed special from n putted north of tint killing two sons Injuring The MISS Tho broko after PLEADS THAT GIRL BE HANGED April In the of Miss AGED WOMAN IN COURT EIGHT PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH IN FIRE IN NEW YORK NEW April SO p fn e of them were barn on trial with Lho j ed of Roy her sisters began The for lliu defense assort tho girl after ing her a name and that In a that Miss WS ALL HE SAYS AND CALMLY MEETS DEATH WILLUS BRITT FOUND April j NEW April hanged at Folsom prison manager of Ketchel and Bat after a sultry From tornado belt of Arkansas In tho oC thu recent Hysterically pleading that came the reports of Davidson bn hanged Cor the rev accidentally discharged ous Tito wind cut a way of a mile wldo through the tow UN of West Marlon and and Two persons were Killed und and many farm buildings In Northern Ar- 80 persons uro known to liave been Crawford county Is re- ported to have suffered the greatest In Northern Mississippi the vicinity of suffered tlie i Small farm buildings were Sonm of the nx If injured in an incendiary lire in a story tenement house at Spring occupied by 20 families early today Tlic Col lowed n demand by members of the black hand society for the of blackmail It the building willi today for tho murder on March 4 ol the year of Joseph To was found unconscious m a doorway of a on Fourteenth street today and removed to St. Vincent's hospital where it was said his tion was serious Several poison tablets were in a bottle in pocket and the worked for some time ovet hi mbut unable to restore him to of Hoy Mrs. I ling rapidity as an aged aunt ot tho dead created excitement In the court room hero Attorney Andrews was addressing the jury In behalf of tho when Mrs. Reynolds left her chair and began her tirade against tho accused was quickly hushed and taken frori soaked with kerosene oil by the black In a panic Which the alarm the tenants fought their way clown the fire or the while babies wore thrown from windows Into the arms of the injured three dren arc not expected to recover who were In the room to witness the ho coolly said as he mounted the ThatS all right Ho declined so a The murder for which was hanged was most brutal He and a companion enticed up the him and threw him into the water after robbing him abdomen was literally ped to ribbons PEN OF GIVES BIRTH TO A Scorw of wires nsr they Tho number of ed Is placed at 12. Hero the course MH of the storm was wost to oast about u quarter of u mile of tornado in this vicinity Mat hist wiped to Memphis by off the with the ex- ception of one brick killed lire portfolio and Injured a or more MRS. W. MiRS CORA Destroyed of n train crow and passengers Inte lust As far as could be seen farm houses and cotton gins The dead at several of tho buildings having AH ftlong the line of 'the bits ot w werp At Plum four miles of Horn u. dozen houses were wrecked and one person is known to been I In Memphis und vicinity only Among thti at church and a school Wires nro down and who have to the not the court Miss Davidson tho proprietor of also taken from the trial room while I on tho mam floor of the the attorneys argued whether the out- j on April a. letter break had for fect upon the jury or whether it was an outbreak on the part of Reynolds who loved the boy ass he had been her own Nearly 1000 persons were packed in the courtroom to hear the dreds gathered outside unable to sain LYNCHED IN TEXAS or da mag was Four Killed towm probably will not heard from until lain 32 and are Ulls Willing towns off the Injuring several Is In removed from Ar- Is In Burr tho Tho ED MRS. Infant child awd si girt Many and I tho town practically Thirty Killed Wrecked April South Bend Co. of ithe Indiana 20 30 persons dead In national guard left today for Mississippi und tind fity to guard tho walls of of Injured the toll night northern by tho Merles of tornadoes In those states which struck Michigan City last Thu storms which wrought this There arc approximately 800 to beon outriders moll the many of whom arc of tho big disturbances which sweeping through the Although more to I Track Damaged than the northern April violent demand or it in oMit street dead but tho black hand HAND On Monday last Bruck received an- letter written In a similar He turned both letters over to tho FAILS TO PROVE HE STOLE Jack the man by Chief of Police Burke at the Union hotel yesterday afternoon at a late hour on a charge of stealing from a woman in the rear of the was Walter P. Wheeler of San this The woman today purchased the to prove that Raines had THE April queen of the birth a daughter this Tho condition of her majesty is the infant is well and is celebrating the happy event from one end of the country to tho with expressions ot joy such as eldo been witnessed among placid people The political significance of the lies in the fact that there is ow an heir to the throne of a circumstance the country's 3r continued Independence own and in Holland is todav the birth of a hild to her majesty who was i o Prince Hen -y of February 7, 1902. ELKS BAND MAKING VERY GOOD FORT April A mob lynched three negroes early today at Texas Tho negroes hud a deputy The Creole Hill and Mat They charged with firing upon and killing Deputy sheriff Mark mnn and wounding Constable a days ago for raiding a enUre number will be sent The Elks band practicing several times week and rt would do a lover of good music to hear those musicians They are trifling with ilio ordinary band but are ing into the hardest concert music written and arc playing it like There are now thirty-six members in tho band and it ia crup No arrests have RYAN APPOINTED KU Ryan been appointed deputy mining Inspector liy Mining Inspector Mr. Ryan is a man and Is well equipped for the Ho will Immediately his I to Low Director Slator declares that he in- tends to produce an excellent band with this bunch of as are al well up In the most music and that 1m believes tho band will noted a musical v. of tho best hunting and H yet sold by County for the same ten dollars new law ara taxed ton dollars for the Jf hunting jand fishing In Nevada and must pay to the county clork lor that No foreign have as Uet obtained any licensee in i- eler was given number 1201 and the person to be with a game since the new law went into In He is an ardnt sportsman and is very much enthused thu for sport afforded by the have caught fish in of ths rn and western where It jut Wheeler atter tor re have 1 J where are caught fr mi thJ very center of the In n where trout are caught tho lucky fisherman a taken her money and the accused man he was guilty of the The police state that from the in- they have been able to cure in regard to the matter the man was drinking with several men when she lost her She did not know which one took but as all left her with the exception of I she accused em tornadoes ouch covered only u area of u few acres or a few They streuk at widely wind storm that swept over Kentucky today caused damage of 000 to the race track scattered points at Intervals damage to tho town of afternoon nnd lunt death tin hero up to an early ua ton In undi Tidal April wave ten feet high at South Haven on the Younga 5: least shore of caused 1': Horn damage to tho water front CARD OP THANKS Wo deal re to our heartfelt thanks to the members of 6. Mitchell Post and tho Women's Re- lief and to all our friends their kind and the many beautiful floral offerings us In 4our of our sud bereavement the lose of a mcst loving and devoted husband and MRS. MRS. H. C. W. hor and has his taken t wi h the result of there y result all 1.13 of and has his mo i county as a. i inintal in all the NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati York Brooklyn St. Louie but catch a fine I Urge to be n out of j the I p M take ad- i vantage of the fishing and hunting offered by county i fat the money I for a is well WIFE CHARGES HER Mrs. Stella the young colored woman was yesterday given a The Reno school met laet evening and opened the bids for the construction of the new school ings in Reno and for tho heating of the The bids were as Jerry Charles Bert Bros. E. K. hoft George W. H. Andrew E. E. Sellman The bids of the ing were as W. Morgan B. F. Sturtevant The meet Again tonight and contract for the At R. H E. New 1 r. 0 Rain prevented all other games In National league fearful beating by her at Southern Pacific this swore to a complaint in the justice court charging her husband with sault and He will be given a hearing before Justice Davis row morning at Tho woman this morning that her husband forced her earn living and spent aill he earned another woman of immoral and she ed he beat do believe that I will to kill that man before this matter Is said woman this as she sajt and her bruised HEAVY SNOW STORM April cf the heaviest snowstorms of the winter is raging Pour inches of snow fallen and the storms likely to continue alt 'The snow is now i heavy enough for DAMAGE BY April tornado 20 miles struck this section early morning and caused a property damage estimated at The path of de- struction extends over several counties and great damage was done by the storm at St. Paris and No loss of life is You look for news In. a then see our windows and consult US for the PROPER STYLES In Men's Wearing Apparel and yon will be con- IT COMM PROM BAKER BAKER IT OOOO  

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