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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
Football.

NHw HAyEE. July e.-John Arthur Hall of last years
Yale football eleven has been secured 10 coach the
Carlisle Indian School eleven the coming fall He II
q Kew Haven boy and has Just bean graduated from
the BcOntho department Of the university. He I'll
takS charge OF tho Carlisle team In September, The
country, 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 0.-The Sixth Massa-
chusetts, the Sixth Illinois and the Third Wis.,
consln regiments OF volunteers arrived here to-
night to be transported to Cuba. The only
transports here so far are the Columbia and
Vale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
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The summary :

The mems handicap on Independence pay
was played over the new amateur champion
ship course, which will be used regularly In cup
competitions hereafter unit the national eyentis
X, ii, Williams holds the competitive record.
but 1t Ia expected that from 80 to 50 will be
scored before the date OF the amateur cham
f..nbIr Or, -, n rv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
The bows Of St. Paurs School Of Concord. n.

The boys OF st. Paul's School Of Concord. N.
H. played the first match Of their vacation cir
cult on Tuesday. meeting the st. Andrews Golf
Club team at Mount Hope. rs the boys were
on a strange course they did not show to the
best advantage, Percy Il. Pyne. Jr, being the
only one of the team to score. His victory was a
notable one, for he defeated John Reid. Jr. one
Of 81. Andrews best men, who was very, promi-
nent in the open tournament at Seabright. The
st. Paul's team has yet to play matches at the
try Club OF Westchester and Ardsley Club. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

There will be n large number Of amateurs to
the three-day open tournament at the Norwood
Field Club to-day, In the event last year WI
for the first cup, and Alexander Morton, Coun-
try Club OF Westminster. won the consolation
x competition for the junior members for
prizes presented by Alfred Marshall, will be
played at the Larchmont Yacht Club links to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. July Cat the Shinne-
cock Hills Golf Club this afternoon twenty-five
women -contcnded for the prize offered forthis
weeks handicap match, Miss Ada Godfrey and
Miss Nathalie Henderson tied for first place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

Findlay Douglas was the scratch player in the
Mems HandiSpp sweepstakes Of the Fairfield
score was "a. ]. Walter Monteith. with .
handicnn Of II. was the winner. The summary;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
ST. PAUL's.

GREENWICH. July 0.-Tho fifth competition
for the +. NJ. freeman Cup took place to-day at
the Fairfield County Golf Club. So far Mrs.
billiard leads, and one more competition will
decide the owner OF the cup. To-day's sum-
m ~ Ia M fpllnwa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
TamDa Naval Reserves Sworn In.

TAMPA. Fla. July 6.-Detachments from the
Tampa and Port Tampa naval reserves were
sworn into the United States service Go-usy
and left tonight for the Pensacola Navy Yards
where they will be assigned 70 vessels. This Is
the second time since the commencement OF
the war hat naval reserves from Tampa have
been sent TO work. The first DIVISIONS 70 leave
are now doing signal duty on the Keys 0ionS
the coast.
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GOLF.
women Play for the Foote C~up-SchoolboyS
in n Team Match.

There was some good golf under pleasant
surroundings in the third match for the Foote
Cup for women at the Morris County Golf Club
yesterday. The match, as usual. was over two
circuits OF the hine-hole course. Miss Hay won
on her handicap. the best gross score. made by
Mrs. II. P. Phlpps, being:
Out ........".u..b 8 466ee 7-4e -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

Entertainment on the u {. New Hampshire
The boys Of the Second Naval Battalion BOW
mustered into the auxiliary navy are TO give an
entertaInment on board the New H9mpshire'
foot OF East TWenty-eiEhth street. TINS even
Ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

Miss +. u. Wickofr, Miss A. Livingston, Miss
i. Terry. Miss /. q. Thompson and Mrs, II, e.
MONickar Withdrew.
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
M'K|NLEY MUST
 COME ID TIME In Event His Message Does Not
 Come Wednesday CONGRESS TO TAKE THE BIT Arrangements for Action From Both Ends of CapitoI-Reed Will Be Shown Who Is.
 Majority if He Makes an
 Effort to BaIk.

Washington, April 1.-The leaders of tho republicans of the house and senate who have been pressing for aggressive action on the Cuba question held several informal meetings during the afternoon looking to the arrangement of a programme for con- certed action at both ends of the capitol in case the president is not ready to transmit hs message to congress on Wednesday, :
 The senate committee on foreign relations has agreed informally on their resolutions and the republicans of the foreign affairs committee of the house are practically united. Both will be for armed interven- tion and the blowing up of the Maine will be the feature or each. The house com- mittee will call Capt Sigsbee and other naval officers before it tomorrow and the committee expect to take strong ground on the Maine affair." Both committees be- ing ready to act on Wednesday the resolu- tions can be brought up in both houses on that day.
 Speaker Reed, it is stated, will not at- tempt to block any programme that hae the indorsement of majority of the re- publicans of the house and when the con- ference meets on Wednesday, it is said if the president is not ready to report the committee will be able to convince the speaker beyond cavil that they are not only the majority, but large majority.
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
TO INSURE AMERICANS
 EGRESS FROM HAVANA

Key West, Fla, April Act ing under orders from Washing ton, Capt. Sampson, commander Of the United States fleet, sent the survey boat Bache today from the Tortugas to Havana. It is as. sumed here she is to afford mode of safe egress for American citi. zens should riot occur in Havana or war be declared. The Fern is still at Havana, but her accommo- dations are very limited.
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
Gibbons the Inventor Says That the Explosion of the Mine Could Not Have Been Accidental, Owing
 to the Peculiar Construction of It.

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The age-herald., 1898-04-05
MESSAGE HAS
 BEEN COMPLETED The Cabinet Considered it Last Night at White House. TO CONGRESS WEDNESDAY Member of the Cabinet Says It Will Be Thor oughly in Accord With Congress.
 Will Not Be Accompanied by
 Consular Correspondence.

Washington, April 1.-The president has completed his Cuban message and it will be presented to congress Wednesday,. Sec retary Long, after the special cabinet meet ing tonight, authorized the Associated Press to make this statement.
 The message which is in itself is long, will not be accompanied by the consular reports dealing with the state of affairs in Cuba. These will go to the committee on foreign relations of the senate for their public just now. The diplomatic corre- spondence between the United States and Spain will not be submitted at present
 The cabinet meeting lasted from o'clock until after Il o'clock, and was devoted en- tirely to the careful reading and discussion of the draft of the presidents message. Every member was present. The document was gone over point by point and met the approval of the cabinet in every material respect. When the meeting was over and the members dispersed, there was general air of relief and satisfaction on all faces as though the air had been cleared of doubt and the members, firmly resolved on what they deemed the proper course of action. had set out to follow the course to its logical conclusion. The suspense evi- dently was over.
 Congress Will Endorse It
 Secretary Long apparently had been de- puted as spokesman for the meeting and gave the above brief statement. As to the character of the message he refused to speak. It was learned from other sources, however, that the message Is in part a re- view of the Spanish course in the present and previous wars in Cuba. That it will contain some definite recommendations may be inferred from the remark of one member. "While can say nothing ex- plicit," said he, "concerning the details of the message. may say 1t is a strong. ex- plicit statement and one with which con- gresa will be thoroughly in accord"
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
MESSAGE WILL BE EQUIVALENT
TO OPEN DECLARATION OF WAR

Washington. hours yields blows
  tnat nang  nruse and
The age-herald., 1898-04-05

The most complete line of steel ranges in the city. Alabama Gas Fixtures and Plumbing Company. 1920 Second Avenue.
The age-herald., 1898-04-05


 
   wilp wln the recognition of the ndepend of the islands
  presented the world @ to ing al all n o but war;"
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
HAVANA 7ARBOR FILLED WITH
 POWERFUL MINE DESTROYERS

United States Government Through Naval Attaches Fas- tens Maine Murder on Spain-Mines Were Made
 in London and Shipped to Havana
The age-herald., 1898-04-05
Message WiH contain severe arTaignment Of Spanish government.
France and Austria Are Trying to Form a Plan of Mediation Which Will Be Joined in
 By Great Britain.
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)


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The age-herald., 1898-04-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE COMPT ETFD
 WILL GO TO CONGRESS WEDNESDAY
FOrty-eight hours will bring war unless Spain yields all.
McKineys Message Will Favor Intervention and it is Said Agree With Senate Committee in
 Treating the Maine Murder


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  ranneht o Span and deals strongly with the Maine disaster than within
  
 
 
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   does n% % nm hns in al pn an MADRID SAYS THERE WAS A REPLY;
 WASHINGTON DENIES TT Madrid April sp m-The reply of the United sle government Its by Hewhre eosetb  b o the epreide nd % tas emny a"
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
HAVE wa FORoorrENa

In q recent political address in New
York state Senator David B. Hill made
use of this language while discussing
the money question:
1T seems to have escaped the at
tention Of the average Republican
orator that in June last . bill was
passed BY : Republican congress and
approved by Republican President.
which. among other things provided
- follows:
|" Section 81, that the secretary
Of the treasury is hereby authorised
and dirsctsd 70 coin into standard
silvsr dollars = rapidly - public h.
tsrssts nay require. 70 n amssnt
housvsr. Of not len than ons anl
eas-Aalf millioas Of dollars b saoh
nsatA Al Of ths silver b1llioa IN
h ~ 9Sssps5. psscAassd = aeejri
- VA ~ prsviaiess of ~ ~
appruvqas1sly II 1s90s.
n - eB lgpVo. - v1gel
~ R6pdh - ~ II G16n1s = ~
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
MfRE STREETS dRxOebs
cSsse Street nov IN dood ssap
Az Pians Being Arraased 70
Fix Other Strsets. sasa.

Much has not been said of stree
Improvement recently, bnt the wori
goes o@ just the same, Center stree
or fifteenth, has just been finished
Commissioner Parker has done a goot
job. A full half mile has been graded
and ea4ded. To do this it took 658 loads
dirt, Ill loads shaIe and 159 loads
sand. The total cost was $505, and
Of this the property owners paid half
The street is now in as fine shape as
any in the city, and the property has
been increased in value much more
than the cost of fxiag it up.
There is now movement on foot
to grade and sand Main street from
Fourteenth street to the city limits.
This should be done as soon as pos
sible because it is pretty certain the
residents on River street will soon
wake up and want some improve
ments of this nature. The policy of
the city council seems to be to help
grade these streets where the prop
erty owners viii put up half the ex-
pense 1t is a good policy and should
be taken advantage of by River and
Macon street people.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
rng COUNTRY SAFE.

The sun still shines, even II the
clouds do hang black over Colorado.
That Colorado has gone for Demo
Pupulistic fusion is nothing remark
able. Colorado has been Populistic
for some years. Her majority two
years ago for Bryan was l32, ,601.
while her majority this year for
Thomas i about one-third Of this, %
there = nothing strange about this
affair.
But Cslsrsdo y small, and her b.
luence Z not felt far away from kons
The conntxy has goaa kspuA Nh,
90 psssd SlA Ueksf 10 ySarSS h i
! srsat RspdndAa Sictdty. /. n
Dsnsc,ats have csErisd Missouri ~
Lesisiaaa 4 cosrss bat No. 5vst5
thiag slss Ass eyne Rgpsb11
| TN eGhtt " ~ ~ - He ~
|osl sReQasssaAaf3vss n S4 -
|oodnk ~ III rlikkss Lstt5 16d !
lxqd S.t tossi "a sheekf e!
rs GIss1ss - el.llfA svsa 8
|4he Nt11s aGslpeos hOuU ~ urn1nI
Iv~s-5s 49,
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
The Rockafellow Reception.

Friday evening the Rockafellow
home was a place If merriment for
the space Of a few hours. More
than a hundred guests came to pay
their respects to Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Rockafellow. The home was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and green Punch bowls were pre-
sided over by Misses Russell and
Jennie McFarlane where beauty and
cleverness proved much more in
toxicating than the mild drinks they
served. Ice cream and cake were
served from q charmingly arranged
table by Mrs N. F. Handy and Mrs,
Frank McFarlane. The comfort and
pleasure of the guests were looked
after very successfully by Mrs. Robi-
son, Ars. McFarlane. Miss McFarlane
and Miss Rockafellow. The guests
were liberal and sincere in theil
words Of congratulation and good
wishes to the happy young couple.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

Representative = Aeserve, 73
Moore, l66.
County Judge Cooper. 76; Eldred.
l6l 1f
Commissioner = Crampton. TT
Philipp, 65.
CHANDLER.
Governor Thomas, %; wolcott, .
Secretary Of State e-Beckwith. 81;
Milsom, 80.
Float Representative Smith, 81
Nicolls, %.
Representative = Moore, 80; Ne.
serve, q.
County Judge -ndrsd, 80; Cooper,
81.
Commissioners cr.npton. 80; PHI.
ipp, %. ~
BRooKsrDE.
For Governor -Thomas 62; VOL
cott, SO.
For Secretary Of Stste-Beckwith,
50; Nilsson, 81.
For Float Representative Smith.
go; Nicolls, 80.
For Representative - Moore, 62;
Meserve, SO.
For County Judge 4 Edrsd, So;
Cooper. 81.
For Conmissioeer crsnptoa, 58,
PhiIipp. 81
WILLIAMSBURG.
For Goysrssr Tlsna1 IS; Wol.
cctt- So.
For Secretary Of State Bsckvith.
%; Nilsson. 81.
For Float Representative Smith.
%; Nicolls. SO.
For Representative : Moore, %;
Meserve, 33.
For County Judge = Eldred, %;
Cooper. 33.
For Commissioner -Crampton. %;
.Philipp. 81.
SOUTH cASoS-FIRsr WARD.
Governor-Thomas, l42; wolcott,
S7.
Secretary Of State Beckwith,
l33. Nilsom. 20.
Flost Representative Smith, l3O,
Nicola SO.
Representative-Moore, 100. Ne
serve, 92.
County Judge EIdred. l24; Coop
er. 80.
Commissioner - Champion, LA.
Philip. SO.
SECOND WARD.
Governor--Thomas. 81; Wolcott,
81.
Secretary Of State-Beckwith. 73;
Nilsson, "a.
Float Representative Smith, 75;
Nicolls. 81.
Representative - Moore. 20: Ne.
serve, 75.
County Judge Edred, 70. Cooper,
"a.
Commissioner = Crampton, 81;
Philip 6s.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
the NEW HOT SPRINGS.
Tie Hotel . - 0rsatiy chaasel asd
p Improved un1sr the New nant

The Hot Springs Hotel has changed
hands. The new manager i Mr.. W,
B. Decker Of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
H has been here . couple Of week.
quietly arranging and working on hi,
plsns for the future He has taken
absolute control Of the Hot Springs
Hotel and Bath House property. and
will conduct both along new and mp.
to-dste methods. Considerable i'm.
psovsment i being made ON the inside
Of the hotel. The once has been en-
larged and made over. Good hard
wood hoofs have been put down in
the dining room and parlors, making
til place IN ideal one fur parties and
dances. The entire furniture is being
overhsuled and renovated, and many
other much needed improvements
The bath houses will be changed and
improved and the charges for mineral
baths reduced
Mr.. Decker is . young man Of en-
ergy and push and . hotel man by In
stinct and cultivation. He has for
several years very successfully con-
Quoted . hotel at Ann Arbor, and be
made some money and acquired some
good experience during the Worlds
Fair. - manager and proprietor Of
the Aontclair in Chicago. With his
hotel experience, and the natural sd-
vantages this hotel possesses. we do
not see how be can fail to make a
great success
The interests of Canon City can be
greatly helped by the success Of this
hotel 1t b said in Colorado Springs
that the building Of the Antlers made
the city, and it d . fact that the
Hotel Colombo d Glenwood Springs-
The Hot Springs Hotel improved and
well conducted should bring Canon
many desirable people from the min
ing districts. 1t is this clsss of p,o-
pie we want. Let u help the Hot
Springs to succeed.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
ssbssct: .rlasri.o.y." ;"

Halloween was not very badly eel
ebrated in Cahon this year. Many Of
the boys asd girls piled their harm
lsss trick and innocsat msrrynaking
70 thsk ON anussnsnt and ths dis-
ooufors = stArA Ut - vsey ersa.
damage vas doas. Ons annsing IN
cident happsnsd Monday in the
schools one Of the way-up teachers
took occasion to exhort his pupils 70
do away with their rowdy tricks and
Try something better. He suggested
that years ago he had seen some
young people enjoy Halloween very
much BY making and going
out on the street, finding some
desirable person and forcing him to
make . speech. The High School
pupils are fright and up-todate, il
anything and they quickly saw the
point and took the que. That even
ing the wa. teacher vas to 60 TO q
sheet and pillowcase party. The
pupiIn knew this. When be started
to leave his home that evening he
found waiting for him at his gate q
motely crowd Of merry masquers.
They demanded that be should 70 to
the front steps Of the Washington
school house and deliver . speech on
matrimony. Now this said ". u. t.
known . great deal on many subjects,
but that Of matrimony is not included
in the list and be very wisely declined
to make the desired remarks before
this company Of young ladies and gen.
tlemen. The young folks were not tc
be put OF 50 easily, however. 90 by
forcible persuasion be was induced to
60 10 the selected place. While
arguing over the matted in front oi
the school house. the janibor. who
was holding the fort and watching
developments, from within, opened
the door slightly to AFFORD the v. u. t
q means of escape. but the rabbls
was too quick and all went in together
In the merry chase that ensued ths
top Of the stairs was soon reached
end then after = little scufie the re
tarH trip to the bottom WAS mucl
more quickly made and with lea
grace and comfort. but mora bruises
At this jancture ose Of the boys un
thoughtsdly pulled the bell rope. B,
previous Arrangement this had beeu
6xed for signal for tAs police I,
ccu6s II nsedsd by the ianitor, and II
1bc&t four seconds two o@csrs wer,
1 = ~ mix up. It took the combines
S&dt of ~ v. =. t and The Janitor :,
kseA tAs otRosrs from carrying tAs n
vnd 3 party IL 70 tbs city bastils IN,
lng tAsa fer H. night An asrss
- ~ rsaoAsd Aowsvsr. ard Will
sAsN.u =. I wsat - NJ vay rejoicing
ltlsSnsrfy na.qusfs startsd out i
1sa1A ssnstAiag - ~ sshjsct .
InsA Ainoey of 49, of ~ way up IA,
tsseAsEs. b lthsss tAsy fsun1 Z
I-A~Aa--xsQ - .~sa - ~ y IL ", 2 I.
jsct = ~ gsntls1asa esllseggsA
Down tsva ~ HaIloVe eisosll -
- = ~ es6Alsusn tShshsls "
- -; 3: G. s';:,s 3 !:
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

FREMONT county continues to grow
and prosper. The assessed valuation
is this year $175.362 more than it
was last year. The total this year
is S4, 133. los which is not so bad for
one of the smaller counties.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

We have lived under Gov. Waite.
1t can't be any worse under Thomas.
There are some things over which we
might rejoice
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

are sticking to their claims with the
conviction that there will yet be good
Pc ring mines here
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

except in thes.presence of his wife,
and invited the crowd home with him
A pleasant evening was spent in his
home, . portion Of the pleasure com
ing from = little game Of initiation in
which each masquer experienced 4
pan Of water with its wetting effect.
At . late hour the merry maskers
dispersed, being convinced that if
they wiahed knowledge on the subject
Of matrimony they had better study
the tslks Of Ruth Ashmore or some
other recognized authority
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

Ne wss't taks baek ! slaeis sAl.g
~ kazs ~ ~ = y AsaesA ~
Subk jk1k1s h6nF ~ 49, tssaa
|tssqss : ~ ~ q ilEe1ls1 49,
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10

A REPUBLICAN constable is report
ed elected at Florence. Let us give
thanks.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
Fremont County r,Ine..

WILBUR, Colo, Nov. S.-Mr. F.
Hackey reports rich strike in the
Clyde mine, situated about quarter
of mile due north of Wilbur. As
says run from $40 to $500 per ton,
picked samples. This mine has tun-
mel in 800 feet with a shaft of 40 feet
and total depth from surface of l60
feet Formation is phonolite, same
as the Victor, and equally as much
here as At Victor He has gone
through . body of tale three feet IN
width, reaching hard quartz which
carries blue streaks all through, get
ting down to phonolite, which carries
the high values. The mine is now
shut down on account of water run
ming them out after going through
the tale Work will not be resumed
until pump is put in, which viii be
done as soon as circumstances will
admit.
The Clyde has the most develop
ment work done on it of any mine in
this vicinity. The Nipple Mountain
Tunnel & Mining company is next II
has tunnel into Nipple mountain PAS
feet and = shaft of 25 feet with .
depth from surface of about 100 feet
with very catering prospects. Thi,
tunnel adjoins the Clyde property OF
the soutA.
A lack Of capital prevents any
great anouat Of work being done By
aay Of ~ nins owners here. and ~
always bssa ! drawback to IL stsaay
alvanosueat Of he district Witl
tsptA tksss i every reason 70 bslisv'
thsrs wi1l - pay minss at aad arosn&
lWnhE, When sone property ~
sennhs1 : depsh Of !. 900 Or nsrs fsst
~ prspsrH dsveloped aad nstAinl
= SAon. ~ u ma iRtsssstsd I
~ ~ Aivs lssa ~ fss "
- lggeee ~ yeeE6 vill pfeHcAR