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Evening star., 1897-02-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-A VERY FINE UPRIGHT PLANO
viii be let by party going abruad ut rental of
$l2 for m01ths, to reliable family. Instrument
has Just beer tuned and u In perfect condition.
Handsome stool. Please address DIPLOMATIC
CORPS, Star Office. fe10-Gt
FOR HENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOBF, SKAMAES 4 BENEDICT.
de1A-tf Chr. Hth and II atQ IN.
Evening star., 1897-02-13

FOR RENT Is1e-3 Soth st. sr. $3.50
i7fS 18th. ior. ri 500 ssso olive. e.. MI 1870
500 z 22r mi. 1900 llOs Sc. 7r. mi. 80
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S24 st. NV, II rooms $40. 80
2Oi2 18th NV, 9 rooms, ami. ............ 800
4s1 n. Z. ave: NV, rooms. iS 90
feis-t. els 81 JAMES F. SHEA. Csc Pa ave NV W
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beautifully decorated: hot wster heat; every con.
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mediate tenant.
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Evening star., 1897-02-13

600 N Q av se, l1r&b. .4S
1897 10th NV, 11r&b. .&
1895 Corcoean NV. 40
800 v st NV, Sr. $3.50
liza VT ave. furniAhod
110 Linger's ct, 5r.9.30
1890 Union st. 0r. .1O.6O
TOO 9th NV, ,sto. $500 year
Sta r'f 1911 Corcoran. 10
la07 r NJ
Evening star., 1897-02-13

FOR REcT-BY VIM. c. NORRIS sU7 18TH NV.
1881 q st. re., 9 rooms and BATH sl5.50 3ts
4th n.e rooms and bath, 5000: 1923 y. III.
ave-. l2r. and b.: newly pa. thor. repair; $3.50.
fe13-2t
Evening star., 1897-02-13

2212 Va av. Or. wa.l4.50
sos 23d. Or. va. 50
Good 6r houses. 18th
q L se, white ten. 800
Houses for cold ten
ants. NV, fsoIn. .. s up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-16

AsoW Acfiee1iAA 9ss1ssRrttA 81 tfEAHSd 4tko
New york. Since 20
Hceman Simpson went Standing IN lis
sbs5t Civilian clothes The clesaiers Ct
Baxsr stree ana the BgwsTy are care
ful about falling uHon gentlemen whose
trousers are hagg aud selling them
nw clothes xHlig niIiy Especially
VIII they 10 discreet next Sunday
siInpen. IS re declared IL the Cen
ter street psllee e9urs gesseg IS no
49," lie has been On tie fierce lar
eight months now. lie was nrou go
Up IN the country, and aIifssd to ~
hany, where he made shirts. 4 new
lieht broke up3n the life Of Simpson
when he saw an advertisement that tho
police department. IL ills city Nantsd
men. HIe applied for nlaee three
years age. u vas pralfd DAY for hsTn
when, last Tbguary. he lugged his
Garnet bag into the H.izabeth street
station and said @T'vs c5me to work.
Simpson is SIX feet tail. lis face IS
covered WITH pfumontories ara h9l-
Jews. His hands are. large, and his
feet are not small. He walks as 6Ssa
who treads upon earth freshly turn q
with the slf ering plcughshare lie
gait may be numbering, but his wit Is
nimhle. Capt. Dean sent him ollt Gil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-16
EXPECT 9P3Y REVELATIONS.

psominens atlanta Pilysselaa Eucs seasa-
1scs Eos vcee.
Atlanta, 6a September DIR. W.
AZ. Durham, 2 wa.l-5nown leeal pNayai-
clan, WAC enjoys an immense practice,
has filed q sensational suit for divorce
against-his vile, 11rs, Arta Brown Oar
ham. He alleges that lie married Kiss
Arta Brown eight years aso and Iaa5
since that time she has spent bat six
months under his roof lilo state thas
he has an ungoYernable temper aad
that in addition she las squan6eraa
s2o,c0o, the savings Of hts entire pro-
fessional career.
lie says size has bsen tn he hah.5
OF living ia New Tork wita theatrical
folks in opposition 10 his wishes. ana
has disgraced herself ia the comp
with which she has played. AIRS.
Durham is q remarkably handsome wo-
man, wiki a SUPERB daire and is an
actresssof uncaumon abilities. Size Wal
not talk. but viii Ole d erass-b0l
Which, it is understood. viii be seath-
insly denuneiatoFy cir her husband.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-16

VI 3D. CHANDLER.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
Teller,s speech at Rico.

/ About 8 O'Clock last Friday morning
the citizens Of Rico were informed that
Senator H. NJ. Teller would be In Rice
on the evening train. The silver repub.
lican and populists Immediately began
preparations to have him deliver an ad.
dress to the citizens at the Silver Leag.
ue theatcr on the issues Of the cam
paign. The theater was crowded with
people anxious to hear him. He went
fully into that question and said:
II have often seen men try to ride two
horses with Indifferent success. have
never seen man make success Of rid
ing two horses going in different direc-
tions. He will and must fall to tho
ground. He deserves to fail and he will
fall. This is no time for weak.kneed
men. II there urc any weak.kneed men
or women here they ought to join the
administration party. These times, my
fellow citizens. call for brave men and
strong men,
He was cheered frequently. Upon the
platform were silver republicans, popu-
list and democratic representatives. He
handled the subject with force and left
clear impression that he would not
support Hayt il he had accepted the Nc
Kinley nomination.
The Senator has many warm friends
in this section Of the county.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
The Newcastle Horror.

III VIII be days, aye many weeks aud
maybe never before the public will lind
out who some OF the unfortunates were
on the fated train near Newcastle last
week on the Ioint track OF the Midland
and Rio Grande. Sixteen charred and
mangled bodies have already been taken
from the debris and the work is still in
complete. 1t is now thought at this
writing that not more than half of the
unfortunates have be secured. Officials
OF the both the Rio Grande and Midland
indulge in recriminations and the re-
sponsibility for the fearful disaster re-
mains uufixed. 1t would be an asy mat
ter to locate the person who was respon-
sible for this wholesale slaughter of hui
man lives il the companies desired 30 to
do. For every order issued to trainmen
an extra copy is kept on file and the dis
patcher's Office for future reference. 1t
would also be an easy matter to deter
mine the number of passengers who
were on board Of the two trains. Now
there seems to be two very poorly con-
structed stories. The Rio Grande peo-
pie place all the blame on Conductor
Burbank Of the Midland and claim that
he disobeyed orders in running by Silt.
The Midland people say that their best
information is that the order from the
dispatcher gave the extra freight on
their line the right of.way into Newcas-
tie. 1t is hoped that these orders may
be produced and that the careless ones
be punished for their crinie to the full
est extent of the law.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
HERE AND THERE.

Denver Post
John Sherman will give an exhibition
Of his celebrated senility In the coming
Ohio Campaign.
"a sucker is born every minute.
and a .K,ondike company to catch the
crop Is born every day. 49,
Scientists say that early rising 1, one
OF the chief causes OF lunacy, 10 not late
retiring another, gentlemcns
A Chicngo man dropped 15O feet 10
escape from nn officer, and was uninjur
ed. They were pigs feet he had stolen.
Tho Indiana brewers are bucklins on
their nrmor und preparing 10 go TO war
against each other. II is feared TINT
much beershed may result.
-Hural lovers in Georgia cat water
melons together and kiss each other be-
tween bites. Thut must be damp poor
way to carry on n sparkling nceancc.
1t is now co quiet 1T Bu2snrd'u Hsy
that naught can be heard but the scugh
ing brcezes. the low swish OF the waves
and Grover Clavolands profound silence
When man brings q suit for slo,Oot
damages nnd IL awarded once cent h,
icels like going out and throwing stones
at tho figure Of Justice on top OF the
court house.
Colonel Pantzon, n southern ohrick
er, says that in losa than year anurcb.
will be rampant in thlS country. KeeI
your Pantzon, Colonel. The country Il
In 10 imminent danger.
o. love to steal away In tho waning o
the day,
When the sun is painting pictures o,
the sky,
And upon my cycle stecd through tn
country breeze speed.
With the light 81 recreation in my eye
Love to hear the little birds singing nu
sic without words,
Love to hear tho buoy bees iiidustri
=. GUS hum.
| And SEQ the silent cows with the broa
expansive brows.
Standing idly by the roadway chow
ing on her gum.
Subscribe for the Siiv'a stX-
The silver star., 1897-09-16
Looks Good for cubane.

There is no question now about
the fact that the whole province of
Santiago de Cuba is controlled ty
insurgents. The Spanish troops
are being hemmed in in the capital
and in Manzanillo. Spaniards who
until few days ago supported
Weylcr's policy most enthusiastic
ally now say he is running Spain
and losing Cuba. In the city Of
Havana has been no meats for two
days. The shots Of insurgents
around the suburbs Of Havana are
heard every night.
Great excitement prevails over
the capture Of the town Of Victoria
de Las Tunas by the insurgents.
All the newspapers condemn Wey-
Ter and demand his removal. 1t
has been decided to act vigorously
In Cuba and send reinforcements IL
necessary.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
Banner Year for Fruit IN Colorado

Banner Year Tor Fruit IN Colorado.
Mrs. Shute, secretary of the state
board Of Horticulture, returned to
Denver last Thursday from d two
weeks tour in Western Colorado.
She visited Rocky Ford on water
melon day and Grand Junction on
one Of the peach days.
This is the biggest year for fruit
Colorado has ever experienced, "
said Mrs. Shute yesterday. "There
was never seen such a crop of fruit.
In almost every orchard 1 visited
the trees were bending with ripe
fruit and there wis plenty Of fruit
ON the ground" She says there Is
an absolute necessity for fruit drying
concerns and canning factories in
Colorado to use up the fruit of infe-
rior size which Is allowed to go to
waste. She. brought from the or
cbard of J. +. Pierce at Grand juno
tion two samples ofa seedless apple.
Mr.. Spencer has studied grating for
SOME time and now has several trees
bearing apples without seeds or
cores.-Rocky Mountain News.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
quarry, Colo. Sept. r6.

Superintendent Lee OF the South
erin and his wife left last Friday fcf
a visit to Chicago, where they will
visit few days, returning via De.
inoines, Iowa, where the remainder
of.heir visit will be spcrt
The silver star., 1897-09-16

tsnies Akin, like the Turk, fold
cd his ten, and Departed. Hc and
his force will spend couple oi
weeks repairing Tie coanty roads
between Dolores and Rico.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

capital will be placed i'll the devel-
opment of the new camp. Mr.. Tay-
lor has several very promising pros
poets and he believes the district
has great future before it.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

J.J. Morefeld, the peoples can.
didate for county treasurer, is ar
old-timer in the county, and there
is not the least doubt but that he
will be elected. His ieputati'5n ii
the past as county Officer speaks
for him.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Mrs. J. NJ. Waldron of Pueblo.
who has been visiting her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ehar'esJohn.
son, for the past six weeks, depar,
ed for he, home this weeI..
The silver star., 1897-09-16

The New Mexico flyer and the
California mail on the Santa Fe
load collided last week near Empo-
Fia, Kansas, killing fourteen people.
carelessness the cause.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

A Catholic priest from Kansas
city was relieved in Chicago of
Bt,s5o in the house of a shady be-
|ng last week. He was gathering
IN sinners. Bad, indeed.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Tie ice cream, festival last Frida,
night was fairly we'll attended. The
proceeds will he cxpcrdcd for o
Sunday school library.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Excavation has commenced at
Telluride for an elegant new hotel,
which will be erected this fail, next
10 the Sheridan building. Tellur-
Fde is always foremost in good
things. Max Hippler and Gus
Erickson are the promoters.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Lamentabie reports continue to
pour in from all parts of Ireland Of
The havoc wrought among the crops
hnd as the weather is still unpro-
Pitious all hope Of saving the rem
l,ant of the harvest has faded away.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Georgia now claims Chattanooga
Fhich has been known as one Of
ie leading cities of Tennessee, ow-
fg to mistake in the survey.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

The maid Of honor contest has
cen decided and we hope the de-
eated maidens will survive the ter
(ble shock.
The silver star., 1897-09-16


We hope that President McKin-
ley will be able to break the chains
with which the enemy have bound
him, and act for the people in this
crisis OF human affairs, but we fear
he has no power to do so. The ap-
pointment of Wolcott; Paine and
Stevenson who went to Europe to
work for bimetallism, and the ap-
pointmcnt of Gage, Roberts and
Jordan to stay in the United States
and use the power of the treasury
department to work against bimet-
allism, were Numerically in oppo-
sition to each other. Time will tell
whether the president is more inter-
ested in the success of the treasury
officials and the gold standard than
he is in the success of his bimetallic
commissioners who visited in Eu-
rope. Upon his final decision be-
tween these two contending forces
his reputation will depend.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

a few young people Of Dolorct
visited the county seat last Frida,
night to participate in the "bile. >
They haven't said word since.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Hon. Henry NJ. Teller ehd f,n,i-
~ passed through Dolores Satur-
day enroutefo Dirahgo.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Some of the farmers of Montezu-
pa county are harvesting their
bird crop of alfalfa.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Fruit of every description is on
he move to the different markets of
his district.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Dolores Vas visitcdbyu flailstort
1ast. week, hailstones failing es iioigv
as v,ty smal Il CARTON tans.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Durango was almost in total dark.
ness last Friday night, occassioned
by an electrical storm.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

An exchange says a little girl
who had been taught to pray for
others and for anything she wanted
wound up Her prayer: And now,
Oh God, take Care Of yourself, for
Il anything should happen to you,
we would only have Mckinley to
help Us, and he Apt doing near as
we'll as we expected"
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Wednesday Of last week the triple
seaat day anniversary of Virginia,
The Spanish feast Of Covadonga ard
The national celebration of the death
Of the boys at the Chapultepec mill
tary School who fell at the storning
Of the castle by Americans in .is47,
vas duly celebrated. Fifty Of the
boys stood the assault. Twelve
we're slain and the rest wounded and
captured. An army corps paid mil
,tary honors to their memory and
The monument erected In their hon.
or was decorated with flowers.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Yellow jack is playing havoc in
he south.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

|, On the iou,th page VIII sc s's.sk
.thc rev sdd Of. u. 'sasffs.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

Wnnted--A school teacher to
teach five months at Stohey Creek
school house. For further partieu-
lars, apply to the board.
ID Co,-, Sa...
The silver star., 1897-09-16
Number "a.
ophir's Big Strike.

Within the past week Grigsby, Vau
Endert, A.. 7. Hathaway and v. p. Yea.
ger have made strike within 200 yards
OF the Suffolk mill that promises to
eclipse any discovery ever made in the
camp, if not in San Miguel county.
II is located in the mouth of Water.
fall gulch and is a gold proposition.
There is great porphry blowout eS-
tending along the foot of Yellow MOI
tain for a mile below the town OF Opli =.
and three miles above, canon at
mouth Of waterfall cuts through
blowout showing numerous streake I
iron pyrites more or less oxydized. Th> .
streaks pan high and assays show FIR, !,
sl5 to S65 per ton in gold. The p !. /.
phyry carries pyrites assaying from ,
per ton upwards.
Ten men have been put to work and :
pack train is busily engaged packing
test run to the Suffolk mill.
Thad Stevens once had a colored sc :
want in Washington named Matilda;wli !,
one morning smashed a large dish ct IT,
buffet. what have broken now, yc 4.
id black idiots" exclaimed her ma.
ter: Matilda meekly responded: "Taip
de fo'th commandant, bress the Lawd
And the wind turned blew;
The silver star., 1897-09-16

L. I. Taylor Of mining fame, who
has been in the Blue mountains for
she past four or five months. re-
.surned from Denver last Thursday
accompanied by H. r. Granger Of
New York, and II. R. Wallace Of
uenver, both mining men and capi-
Ialists. They left the same day for
Springfield, Utah. These gentle
men Will investigate thoroughly the
district, and should. 1t prove what 1t
mas been represented considerable
The silver star., 1897-09-16

]. ]. Wade and family have
taken up their residence in Mancos;
Mr.. Wade having let the mail and
stage line to J. Q. Adams. Mr..
Wade and sons will look after their
mining inteiests in the La Plata
mountains in the future.
The silver star., 1897-09-16


The Durango railroad is rapidly
passing the stage of proposed
plan," says the Albuquerque DEM
ocrat, and from present indications
has really come to stay--and to be
built-this time. The committee
have been out with their subscrip-
ton list and have already received
enough substantial encouragement
to justify them in saying that the
road will be built and that without
the necessity of turning over all
profits to ati eastern syndicate. The
road will be built and the manage
nient will be such that such thing
as policy which will discriminate
against the local interests will be an
impossibility, for the very simple
reason that those most vitality in
terested in the welfare Of the terri
tory tapped by the new railroad will
be in control of the line and can
dictate policy looking to the best
interests of the country through
which il masses.
The silver star., 1897-09-16
Democrats County Convention

Primaries were held in Dolores
last Saturday afternoon, with o. D.
Pyle in the chair and Martin Rusls
as secretary. The following dele
gates were elected to attend the
county convention which took place
yesterday at Cortez: William May;
o. D. Pyle, Martin Rush, Arthur
Phelps and NJ. r. Pyle. The az
tendance was very small. No in
structions was given the delegate:
o. d. Pyle was nominated for J. +,
The silver star., 1897-09-16

H. d. Brirdle Of La Plata count,
has been secured as principal of tbs
Dolores school to commence Oct,
Der 4. Mr.. Brindle is a graduate @.
Valparaiso, Indiana; Normal and OF
the Colorado State Normal. He
COMES very highly recommended;
having taught fonr terms in La
Plata county.
The silver star., 1897-09-16

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

Well and the handieappers do not treat
] him too harshly, Voter will show his
/ quality in the races al a mile and un-
/ der next year. The Lincolnshire should
suit him perfectly. for the distance Is
right and he is an early horse. lie won
the Metropolitan handicap At Norris
park last spring in dazzling style, and
II Is To our racing what the IN -
shire i to the English sporting world.
opinions vary as To the quality Of
staying power possessed by ornament
ana The I riar. aud unfortunate mere
MAS no opportunity to test the pair
over distance Of ground. The Friar
certainly showed that he could run ali
day, and Ornament went As far as he
WAS asked 10 and performed sb4eHa.als
when he had much the worst Of the
Nes4ats. oman ett=s campaign began
in the early DAYS Of April. and en-
bIaeed the greater part IL the terri
tory east Of the Mississippi. lie ran
at all distances, carried all kinds of
weights. and travelled upward Of l. Gu
miles. His performance -
CITY handicap, when he beat The flower
IF our handicap division, SCI the seal To
his greatness, and II q vote should be
taken for the best and most popular j.
Heaf-ald the son OF Order would un-
douhfedly receive a majority IF The
votes. Rensselaer, earned the greatest
popularity by the honest consistent
Nay IN which he performed. aud on
deck came n for large share of pub
lie approval The manner IN which tie
former ran gives rise to the belief that
he viii be one Of the very best Of the
4-year-old division. lie has not the
ste6a 81 tgtef o. ornament. hut he has
a bulldog courage and a way Of rating
steadily along that is bound 10 tell in 4
long campaign. Unfortunately for the
racing interests Of this country. Mr..
Mcdonald saw fit 10 ship his good colt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12


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Nil net DO his best IN races Lady
Marian At Saratoga WAS regarded az a
match Tor any ef the colts. barring
Aa1stsais. anu ~ one Of her races ut
r. oils, : !. e IA
Like F5raarm she b4s .aa.. hag,s ~
8sr races at Morris p9rkz ,y..ra n.s,sf
discriminating Next year this nafy 9,,.,,5
10 better DenaeSag,la and NIfs6ssI
III. are a pair II fnasf useful IT.
Il il hard 10 see any future f9f David
Gideen.s Frohman. and this youngster
must be regarded as one of the pnzzlss
of the season. a brilliant performer III
graded - fast thai a. appeared 70 be-
absolutely worthless al Brighton
Beach where h mad. his lasl start for
the year. IL was strauge 10 find David