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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

Thanksgiving services at the pen.
itcntiary were of an unusual character
this year. Instead Of the habitual
entertainment prepared by inmates
Of the institution, D. l.. Moody, the
evangelist. made thrilling appeal tc
the unconverted soul and pointed out
the way in such simple and forceful
language ~ to visibly effect many Of
his hearers. He was given the most
marked attention during the course
of his talk. every inmate of the prison
whose duties did not interfere, hear
ing him. Appreciation was promi.
nently manifested in every face, many
times the demonstration sorderipa
on applause.
For the first time in the history Of
the Colorado penitentiary woman
was presented with an unconditional
pardon. At the announcement of the
name Of Susan J. Emerson, - the
pardoned one, the prisoners fairly
went wild with enthusiasm, while ths
woman herself was 90 overcome with
surprise and joy that she lost all con
troll Of her faculties Of speech fol
several minutes falling face downward
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01
Child Burned to Death.

As a rule, Canon City is remarkably
free from those appalling accidents
where the innocent and helpless are
victims, but occasionally one happens,
and they always seem unusually sad.
1t is the REcoRDis painful duty to
chronicle one this week.
1t occurred in the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Handy, who live just
south Of A. II. Debords place in
South Canon, and the victim was their
little 3-year-old boy. 1t was nearing
supper time Saturday evening and the
child was playing about the kitchen
where his elder sister, Belle, aged
about l6, Was busy at work. A cry
Of alarm from the baby called the
attention Of the girl to him, when
she was horrified to find him enveloped
in flames, his clothing having in some
manner become ignited. Catching
the child by the hand she rushed 10
tie outside door, where her cries,
mingled with the screams of the
perishing child. attracted the atten-
tion Of City Engineer Milton and ~
cociates, who rushed to the scene
Removing his oiicloth coat = be ran.
Mr.. Milton wrapped it around the
baby form, thus smotbering Tia frs.
But succor came too late. The little
face and hands were shrunken and
blistered, the tongue. gums and lips
we're swelling. while the cries for re-
lief from the cruel smarting were
agonizing. Slowly the SCARED body
succumbed. and about midnight sank
to rest in the cold embrace Of death.
The young lady was also severely
burned on the hands and arms in her
heroic, though unsuccessful efforts to
qucnch the flames, before assistance
arrived. She and the baby were in
the house alone when the accident
occurred, Mrs Handy being At one Of
the neighbor's.
Mr.. Milton says that when he first
looked the fames were leaping several
feet higher than the child's head, and
il was impossible TO tell what the
burning object was.
The funeral took place at 8 o'clock
Monday morning. The bereaved fam
lily certainly have the deepest sympa-
thy of the whole community in their
affection.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

heard Mr.. Moody say tho other
day that lady had come to him
asking how she might be delivered
from the habit of exaggeration to
which she was prone Call it ly-
ing. madam was the uncompro-
missing answer, .and deal with il
III you would with any other temp
tation of the devil. Rev. +. B.
Meyer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

About five O'Clock last Thursday
morning as Denver & Rio Grande en-
gine No. 578 was pulling long train
Of narrow gauge freight cars toward
Canon City, near Swallows, the crown
sheet blew of with terrific ,rce. The
engine was lifted bodily from the
rails and landed crosswise OF
the track, while the tender was
twisted around in the opposite direc-
ton, piling up several heavily loaded
cars in a heap Of wreckage- Fire
followed and eighteen or twenty cars
Of merchandise were totally destroy
ed. Several Canon City merchants
lost heavily in this way. The fireman
on the locomotive was killed outright
by the steam and water from the
boiler. which poured into the frebox;
the head brakeman had both legs
scalded off and died in great agony;
while the engineer escaped with a few
severe injuries from which he will re-
cover. The cause of the accident is
not known, but the likes Of it seldom
occurs. A peculiar circumstance in
connection with its happening is that
at the time the train was passing un-
der one of the Santa Fe's overhead
crossings, which was demolished by
fire, thus delaying traffic on both
lines. Trains were running ouer both
roads by 8 O'Clock in the evening Of
the same day. the Rio Grande main
tanning its reputation for quick re-
pairs.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

Esxt Door Neig ghbor-Y You are well
eome to all the turkey dressing you
want. Gsorgie. but aren't you afraid
yuu'n eat too much and be sickf
Visiting Boy-No'm. We're faith
cure people over at our house. I'd
IKE some more dressing Chicago
Tribune
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01
TRICKS OF MANNER.


. Naa-
Mannerisms, personal peculiarities
and facial tricks in those with whom
We are thrown into close relations
affect our nerves after time. They
are like jarring notes which destroy
Q melody and wear on the listener
until he can think of nothing else.
There is my friend Annehel, for
instance. Annabel is one Of the
wittiest, the most generous women
know. But when Annabel is angry
or hurt and does not want to say so,
but does want to cay something dis
agreeable about somebody, she has
. trick Of running her tongue with
| the rapidity Of lightning back and
forth across her lips after every
statement which she is not sure of
your accepting. can hardly stay in
the room with her after few mo-
ments, and were l to see her do this
thing without being near enough to
bear word should know exactly
the frame of mind she was in. l
have tried to tell her how unpleasant
1t is. but il means telling her as well
something about her mental traits,
and hardly dare to do that
Then there is A6olphus. Poor
Adolphusi He lectures just at pres
ent, and erybody fiatters him, and
he has never guessed that he is not
everything that is perfect or thst
half his sudiencs turn away and
say. '.Will nobody tell himi We
I forgive him becauss ne has some
good things to saY, hut we shut our
eyes while we listen -
And that which A iolphus does s
to begin by making explanatory
remark, like AR is ongi" perhaps.
Than be pauses, scrs pes his throat
-.anding for at least so seconds
with indrawn lips he rolls his eyes
about over his audience to see how
his statement has bean accepted.
knew a clergyman long ago who
never gave out his text without
pausing directly after to use his
handkerchief in that good old faeh-
ioned way which meant long re-
sounding blast throughout the
church
Mrs. Dayton never says anything
about domestic, political or religious
affairs without lifting her hands and
wrigeling her fingers before you.
Mr.. Garrison never addresses a pret-
ty woman without cooking his ell
bows or getting little strut in his
walk Mr.. Edmunds fills out his
chest aud straightens his shoulders
when he sees s3se coming to whom
he must take his hat. Old Gen
arAl Rando.s,il uever to the day of
+. his death gave up the habit Of fold
- ~ napkin. FasfinR 4 into . al
~. ff1e. taking 4 1sGf DRINK Of va
- md tlen- n-W5plne hin lfpB With
The napkin be had Just folded
Habits are the result OF mental
eonditions, and our responsibility
for our children is very great along
these lines. Lack of training always
tells, and the duty of the parent be-
comes a serious one when the first
symptoms of peculiar personal hab-
tts appear.
1t is easy to correct the child when
young. not by severity or by max
ing it self conscious, but by making
It repeat an action quietly lsfore
you without the trick of manner or
Of voice which bad marred It'll
lie Hamilton French in Harpers
BazaH
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01
LITERARY NOTES.

There is q most amusing translation
from the Spanish in the Argonaut Of
November 2Sth, entitled The Story
Of Nose; How the Lifting of u Mask
Cooled the Ardor of an Admirer-
The admirer is anxious that his part
ner at a masquerade should show her
face. which she reluctantly does, re-
vealing terrible proboscis, which at
once dampens the ardor of the gentle
man. who bids his otherwise perfectly
formed and most entertaining COM
panion cool farewell. He is doom
ed to modification later. however. as
may be seen by the sequel
F. Hopkinson Smith contributes
his new story, "a Kentucky Cinde-
rella, ' to the Christmas Ladies' Home
Journal. 1t is a sweet little romance.
charmingly told by an old time colored
nanny" who. in her way, is as in
teresting and delightful a character
as Colonel Carter of Cartersville.
another creation Of Mr.. Smiths grace
fa' psn..
The Denver Times already has well
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

company, whose plant will be equipped
with electric motors instead of the
more bulky and less satisfactory
steam machinery.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01
STORAGE MEN WILL BUILD.
coatsact Let for the Constructioa Of
rhe Cold Storage and Ice Plant
Meat5oued Last Week.

The new ice plant and cold storage
warehouse contemplated by Messrs.
Silliman, Maxwell and Hall, exclusive
mention of which was made in last
weeks RECORD, is assured. The site
has been secured and the contract let
for the storage building. This will
be 36x80 and 12 feet in the clear.
1t will be substantially constructed
with brick and stone foundation and
corrugated iron walls and roof. A.
C. Jensen was given the contract, be
being the lowest bidder.
This building viii, Immediately upon
completion, be filed with crystal ice
of the company's own manufacture,
and will hold 1000 tons. In the
meantime the machinery buildings
will be erected and the machinery for
the operation of the plant and the
production Of Arctic air placed in
position, so that by fruit gathering
time next year everything will be in
readiness to accommodate those de-
string to place their product in cold
storage.
The site selected is at Tenth and
Water streets, south of the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad tracks. 1t is
100xl68 feet plenty of room for ex-
pansion whenever the volume of busi-
ness demands it. 1t is slhe intention
to operate the plant by electric
power if contract can be made -
the Colorado Electric compaLy 70
supply the energy.
Moody q Joker.
The Ladies' Home Journal tells an
interesting little incident in the life
of Mr.. Moody. 1t says:
"a joke that Mr.. Moody tells about
himself occurred when he was com
mercial traveller. 1t was during Presi-
dent Lincoln's first Presidential cam
paign, and young Moody was travelling
through Southern Illinois. The train
had stopped at small village, and
as a farmer, who was sauntering up
and down the platform, came opposite
Mr.. Moody's windows he was asked if
he knew that Lincoln was ON the
train. Immediately the rAan showed
great interest and said. No, Il hs.,s
4 think h b not, answeed6
Ncocy. I oaly Asksd yoa IL -
know tAat be wss.' The farmer sid
nothing. but continued TO walk on the
platform. As be came opposite the
window again be remarked that the
town had been experiencing some
excitement.
What's the matterr Mr.. Moody
asked.
The authorities wouldn't let
some folks bury a woman y replied
the farmer.
What was the reason for refus-
ing! Mr.. Moody asked.
She wasn't dead,'- was the
laconic reply
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

FOR SALK--one new pressed brick. q
>cori house. on fenced lot stxtsp, hyetrant
ysafer and set TO fruit. for s. -spa small pay
-neat down. balance On long tine at pet
sent Call at Fremont Coantv Bank. u-tf.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

FOR RHNr.-Ffve desirable brick houses;
N with water and cellars; some with osrns
nd some with desirable garden tracts. Gall
II Fremont Counxy Bank tor partierlArs-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

SoR SALE Or RENr-Four new brick
o-taxes in desirable part OF city.
H L AnANs
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

FOR SALE-Seversl nice tracts of orchard
nd fruit lands at bargain prtces-
n DALI DxWxxss-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01
TELL OF YOUR
WANTS
Record Want Column.
.sHelp wa.t~du and s.sitsatisas wan
tedr Ads Free in this
CoIann-
TELL OF YOUR

uo.s II esss ssss s-ssssssss i.ssrs;os-
poH sALn--ssrry md si,si~ harsess il. 4
No. eoadftfon- J. H. PxAsoDv. d
FOR SALES acres set TO tree.. In io~er
end of Four Nile WE- trAmer. lincoln
Park near school house. 'ss-at
HousK-Fer rent or sale Apply R. W.
English Lumber Co. Esff
BOARD and room near Canon: ADDRESS
box Sol- '4--Sf.
FOR sALE--stx pixs rwo months old John
II. oxto,s- Five mii-s south Of town 'ss-ss
FOR SALE OR rRADE-rwo.cr .cres Of fruit
land In IRE SHAPE and all tres bearing; all
improvements new. good water right win
n s1sI Ss ss sa9 s9r s'y ;.y
TO RKNr.-sice furni.hsd iron, roern on
ground nonr. with or without board ala
sndd avenue 47tf-
FOR RENT-In HArtven block. large PARKER
With bedroom dressing rom bath room,
dining room. kitchen with rxnr-. hot and
eald vater. all ri,g ,ntiy furnished. sit l.in
TO LEr-rean FOR 1T. keep 20. boz ssa
FoR RENr-Fnrnished room. down stairs.
9Th board and bath Mrs k-sser, Ninth and
iarvison- sT-tf-
FOR REST.->ic~ly furnished front ruom-
all nc No. 7is. Main street tstf-
roR sALE-che.p. work. saddle and triv-
tg hor>s-- Eciipse Livery stabie. sstf
BOARD have comfortable home tes an in
aEd. No other bcxrders Reasonable char
8 for room and bcsTd. En9uire. box sac
---
FoR SALE-Fhree hessins staves-cne base
srner--@ne 81 Wagon and harness. never
IN used. one nne trap aad horse team.
nd pony aad phSeton. English Lumb- Co
F-u.
sor bright corn fodder. without corn.
ssNp. See Dali D~Wr~se- est
FcR SALE Two secondhand farm wag-
as. cheap. smith Mer. Co.
FOR SALE A No. $ coak stove with reser
-,lr. Also olezn oak siuxle bed. mattress
af springs. Alt -ocd a. new. Enquire zt
Ast house on Macon avenue IS
FOR SALE-Seversl nice tracts of orchxr;
nd fruit lands at bargain prices
II DALI DxMxxss-
FOR SALE Or RENr-Four new brick
ovtaxes in desirable part OF city:
II. L ApAss
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-12-01

FOR SALE A No. $ coak stove with reser
-,lr. Also a clezn oak siugle bed. mattress
a,i springs. Alt eoed new. Enquire zt
Ast house on Macon avenue IS
The herald., 1898-06-30
PERSONAL

Will r. Blum of San Francisco arrived In
the city yesterday.
J. W. Hawkins of San Diego arrived in
the city yesterday.
w. r. Urton, prominent miner Of Ban
ming, arrived yesterday.
r. ]. Stratton, coast agent of the Chicago
and Western road, arrived yesterday.
Martin Kellogg of the State university
at Berkeley arrived in the city yesterday.
n. J. Stevens, T. l.. Wilson and Miss Luz
cile Wilson, J. ]. Clemmor and J. w. Stray
er form party of Denver visitors at the
Ramona.
A. A. Hopkins arrived in the city yester-
day from Pittsburg, Pa; also T. J. Wander
grlft. Both are big mining men Of Penn
sylvania.
Among the San Franciscans registering
at city hotels yesterday were E. B. San
derson, F. Billiard, c. Hunter, B. E. Has
SER H. L. Lipman, e. s. Blair, L. H. M.
Roseberg, Mrs. f. Fennell and L. J. Man.
son.
Colonel Dan Burns the Republican
"boss," is at present sojourning at Cata-
lima under the watchful eye Of Guy Bar
ham. Colonel Burns arrived in the city on
Tuesday evening and took yesterday morn
ing's boat for the enchanted isle, where he
will daily with the leaping tuna and other
''breeds" Of fish for week or two.
The herald., 1898-06-30
LOS ANGELES HERALD. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 80 1898

year, 1t is expected, especially in view of
the patriotism excited by the war. that
there will be great celebration of the
Fourth and that there will be an immense
travel to and from various points on that
day. The transportation lines are arrang-
ing for extra train service accordingly, and
the Southern Pacific will run twenty-six
trains between Los Angeles and Santa
Monica-that is, a train every even hour
from a. m. until p. m, inclusive. besides
special fast train to leave the Arcade
depot at $3.50 a. M, running through to San
ia Monica without stop in twenty-five
minutes.
Trains to Long Beach will also run
hourly from to II a. M, inclusive.
The Southern Pacific has also provided
for train service between Agricultural park
and Los Angeles by it's Santa Monica
trains, which will leave Los Angeles at $50
and 7:15 for the park and returning pass
the park at 1910 p. m. for Los Angeles,
where connections will be made with pas
senger extras for Chino, Pasadena, Santa
Ana, Whittier, Long Beach and San Pedro.
The herald., 1898-06-30
lMURPHY'S SENTENCE
GOT SIX MONTHS FOR BEATING
Ex-ALDERMAN LOWELL
A Lawyer Fined Fifty Dollars for
Contempt Of Court by Justice
Wells Of Santa Monica

SANTA MONICA, June 29.-James Muir
ply of Los Angeles was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail for battery this
morning. Murphy is the young man who
assaulted ex-Councilman John Lowell at
Old Santa Monica on Sunday last at the
instigation Of a woman companion. Many
contradictions bobbed up in the testimony
In the course of the trial, the principal one
being the identity of the complainant, who
testified that he had never seen the woman
in the case before, while the woman swore
that she had known complainant over a
year.
A wordy war was waged between Justice
Wells of the recorders court and Attorney
John Morgan this morning in the case of
Kiggens against Lane, in which suit was
brought by the former for bill of lumber
which the latter had purchased and In
which Lane had forgotten to plead the stat
ute of limitation. Morgan, for the defend
ant, said Lane had plead orally, which the
Judge denied. Morgan insisted that his
client had complied with the legal form, in
language more forcible than polite, and
was fined $50 or fifty days in Jail for his elo-
quence. Attorney Tanner, plaintiffs rep
resentative, thought the fine a little severe,
and asked that it be remitted. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff for the
amount demanded.
A meeting of the ladies interested In the
work of the Red Cross society was held
at the residence of Mrs. F. G. Ryan this
afternoon. Four sewing machines were
kept busy and numerous field pillows.
eiderdown caps, etc., were the result OF
the afternoons work. These will be sent
to the headquarters in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Goodale of the Soldiers home en-
tertained Mrs. Killing and Wayland Killing
of Los Angeles, the Misses Ethel Upham,
Ruth Rising and Florence Goodale at a
beach luncheon today.
Miss Meta Lawrence of San Francisco is
here for a months stay, the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Jackson.
The herald., 1898-06-30

Cross nag. our vessel becomes strictly
non-combatant one under the rules Of the
International Red Cross society, and every
enc on board has been called upon to agree
not to carry any arms while on board. l
do not know, however, how the Spaniards
would class me II they knew me to be an
army officer, but they would probably think
me fish for their net.
We have been down to the mouth of the
bay today, filling tanks of several vessels,
and, after replenshing our supply, are now
on our way back to Port Tampa to fill coal
bunkers, take on board mail and join the
fleet.
or at Last
STEAMER OLIvET, WHARF AT PORT
TAMPA, Tuesday, June IA, Sp. m.-The ves-
sci reached the wharf at 5 p. M, and had no
sooner touched 1t than a rush for the shore
began, some with letters for the mall more
to get letters, if any were to be had, and
the officers of the ship on business con-
nected with its supplies. After finishing
coaling, we expect to be off by midnight
The place seems deserted. Only two ves-
sells besides this one-the collier Resolute
and the Red Cross State of Texas-are in
the harbor, and the only soldiers to be seen
are the few on guard on the wharves.
We do not know that any opportunity
will be offered for sending back mail via
Key West, but will have description of
our first days sailing ready-if am not
seasick. HENRY ROMEYN,
Brevet Major, U. 8. A., Retired.
The herald., 1898-06-30
You Can Be Cured
You Can Be Cured
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= You Cam Be Cured
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r You Can Be Cured
Hudyan
SureS You Can Be Cured

If you are in a state of physical Of
mental debility and realize that some.
thing must be done, YOU CAN Be
CURED. The great Hudyan Remedy
Treatment has been used by the doctors
Of the Hudson Medical Institute 50
long that every one has had an oppor-
tunity Of discovering the sterling mer-
its of this great discovery. Hudyan V
a remedy treatment for the curing o.
diseases and disabilities Of men. Hud-
yam cures when others fail to cure. Hud-
yam is especially used in cases OF Ner.
vous Debility, Nervous Exhaustion. Mel.
ancholia and Epermatorrhoea. Use the
Hudyan remedy-treatmen and you will
be cured. Write for CIRCULARS FREE,
or corSult the Hudson Medical doctors
free.
The herald., 1898-06-30
SHELTER TENTS WANTED
Capt. Steere's Request-The Young
Sisters of the Red Cross

Govt 1Ianrv Steera of Ratterv n wr;tes
tho BOD CROSS soc,etv in renlv 70 q letter
riot he :. nrovided with sleenine cans and
hardoyes for all his men and has received
fro,,, SoI Rerrv ON cholera bandapes h,t
,,,o,,1d ,,La ON moro that tho man NAV have
tha reoossarv change They arc s,,nn,ied
,,,,th o;dardown cans but would nrefer
.,,osa ~ ,,gh+er waipbt and sugrasted
,.e honaora h.ndLorch,efs for haod
.o,.o,,na as +hav c.n o1so ba usad 70,
...,, ot,ar r,,rnosas shelter tents arc
not an article If government fssue at nres-
49, ana r.nt steere is sol,citous about N
,sort ana health ~ b,s mon oomne,Iad
~ aat on+doors in the RAINY climate Of the
n,,,,r,,.,,o ;s,anas
The herald., 1898-06-30
Blood Poison

When you are suffering from Blood
Poison, whether in the first, secondary
or tertiary state you can be cured with
the 30-DAY CURE Call on doctors
of Hudson Medical Institute or write
for 30-DAY CIRCULARS
The herald., 1898-06-30
Knights of Honor Jubilee

The members of Los Angeles lodge, No.
1925. X. of H.. and their friends, held a
social meeting last night at their hall at
No. 1O7k North Main street. to commence
rate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
establishment of the order. Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable literary and
musical program had been devised for the
OCCASION
The herald., 1898-06-30
Arraigned for BURGLARY

l.. C. Lemon was arraigned before Justice
Owens yesterday on charge of burglary
and the examination was set for July LIST
Some time ago the room of a man named
Robinson was entered and some clothes
and valuable papers were stolen. Police do
tcctives arrested Lemon on suspicion OF
having committed the burglary.
The herald., 1898-06-30

Three dollars for the round trip going
July list and 81, returning within thirty
days. Get your tickets now at Santa F'e
ticket office. Second and Spring streets, and
save the annoyance of waiting in line at
the depot.
The herald., 1898-06-30

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom, s24 South Spring street.