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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-06
INpVtrRIAL

Feb r-nlino,s Steel CO. 'sworks a, South
Chicago start full blast giving work 10 i.N
May Q-Strik, Of American fipt vtass
workers union, tnauguratsd In Pittsburgh
yrs ago. declared o6: hsa esst union dvSf
Jul Upon failure Of io!,s wage confer.
enes at Youngstown. O.. Of AmOgsmated
Association Of Iron. and Steel Workers and
nsnss stursrl ~ ua.on nHs closed: N9o0
Jul Greet wage struggle maugurated
By United Mine Workers Of America By q
general strike af coal miners IN Pittsburgh
Pa.) district
jI s-Ueited Mine Workers headouar.
tsrs at CdAmbus. O.. report i3aeOQ mlnsss
out.
Jul a-Algpnquin Wooden Mills Co. Of
increase Of from 10 to Is per cent.
Jul ESCoal operators OF Pittsburgh dis
trist adopted true uniformity" agreement.
Jul S-William Cummings, leader ornon-
union miners at Scottdale, Pa, killed In
quarrel with union men.
Aug +-Judge Jackson federal court at
pa5Sersburg, w. Va,) eHjoiRs Z: v. Debs
-Aonongah Coke & Coal Co. or inciting ~
employees TO strike.
aug l-Pre!iminary Injunction issued at
rlttsourgh, Pa, against marching Of strik-
srs or Interference With y. Y. & Cleveland
Gas Coal Co.'S miners made permanent
Aug H-Nine men seriously Injured In riot
among strikers at Unity mines near Pitts
burgh. mo-
Aug &-Employers concede increase OF Is
per cent. IN wages 20 New York tailors.
and strike declared or.
Aug Sin New York city. 1900 cloak
makers strike fer higher wages.
Aug Sl-Labor leaders In conference M
81. LOUIS adopt resolutions scoring govern
ment by Injunction. favorlng public owner
snip OF railways and tehegraphs, and right
OF people to bear arms.
Sep 4-!n 10 weeks OF miners striAe, strik-
ers lost in wages 3l0,5Oo,OoO.
sep lO-Ninetten dead and II wounded was
result OF q volley fired by deputy sherifs
Pa. ~ -''e''
sep n-lnterstate convention OF miner
.lse OF 20 cents IA ton and declare OF the
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-06

Oct 3-Delaware coast swept by worst
storm In 10 years damage. 81, 900, 900. 49,
Oct 2s-Blizzard In eastern Colorado, Ne
braska and South Dakota.
Nov lV-Des.ructive tornado at Boulder
ard other Colorado towns.
Dec 3-Violent earthquake felt at Galena.
Ill.
Zee 3-TornTdo NJ Point La Hache La
wrecked buildings ard took l,fe. Earth.
quake at Lebanon, I,l.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-06
CASUALTIES.
Reporting Cstastrophes In wb,c,

Reporting Cstastrophes In Which
Five or More Lives Are Lost.
Jan 4-Nelson, Neb., 5 In mine exnlosion
; Jan l5-Pottsville, Pa, 5 miners in falling
cage.
Jan 15-Dallas, Tex, Is children by fire
Jan I-Near Quogne. L. l., In wreck at
sea.
Jan A-Perry. o. T.. % children severely
Injured by collapse OF school building.
Jan fisk In wreck OF boat between
Evansville, Ind. and Hartford. Ky. East
Norfolk. Conn. ) in railway wreck.
Jan 2S-Near Mt. Ida, Ark. frozen 10
death.
Jan sl-Hoboken, n. j.. mother and. q
children By fire.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-06
FIRES.

involving n Loss of Half q Million
Dollars or More.
jan S.In Philadelphia, several business
DOCKS, flames starting In the Hapscor1
Bros. big grocery; $3.50 600 IN Cbieo o va
W.lliar,s' block: ts2l.OOO. O''''"s 81
zen In Harrisburg. Pa. state cap.-
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The High School Cadets have been in
vited to march in the Decoration day
parade and to fire volley over the
graves Of departed soldiers.
May Bassler is the prize essay writer
of Miss Royce's department.
The sth grade graduates present a fine
appearance. Paul Dorsey and Charlie
Adams are the midgets OF the class
physically, but right up to ths front
otherwise.
May Stevens, the class prophecies. is
giving the class glorious and happy
future.
The last day exercises will begin in
most OF the rooms at l:15 p. N. The
primary pupils have sent out elaborate
invitations, written and illustrated in
colors by themselves.
The 10th grade will go to the opera
house in body Saturday mornidg to
decorate for the comm encement exercises
The 9th and 7th graders OF Miss Royce's
room will have their picnic Friday after.
noon down by the river.
The 4th grade having learned to spell
hippopotamus and rhinocerous enter
upon their vacation with satisfaction.
A fine new flag has been ordered to re-
place the old one which was destroyed
by the wind whipping it to shreds.
Why not have some grass and tre q on
the front yard this year, at least near
the walk.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27
c!vb n 0Setjn0,

The Delta Fortnightly club held the
last meeting OF tho present season st
Croxtona last Saturday. There was Z
full attendance and after the following
program they adjourned until the tirst
Saturday in October:
Duet-Faufare Des Curassiers, Chas
Moore, Mrs. Downing. Mrs. Crabill.
Vocal solo-Bye 10 Land. Mrs. Carr.
Piano solo-Sscred Thoughts, Mrs
Newton Smith.
Vocal trio-Breathe Soft Ye Winds
Mrs. Mscomber, Mrs. Carr. Miss Crox
ton.
Guitar solo. Mrs. Mathers.
Vocal solo. Annie Laurie. Mrs. II. H
Smith.
Piano solo, Miss Allis.
After the program Mrs. George Wilson
and Miss Croxtou played by request.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Railroad mon who have had tho privi.
lcge Of examinlng the four new trains
which the Burlington Route, on the first
of May, placed 10 service between Den.
ver and Chicago say they arc ~ magnih.
Gently equipped - any in the county
that even the famous limited expresses
between Chicago and New York arc not
handsomer os moro luxurious. Every car
- wide vestibuled, and wss built e.
pecIally for the Burlington Route.
The four trains are identical In sp-
pear q e and arrangcms mt. Each Ia COM
posed Of = buffet smoking. library car. .
palace sleeping car, q dining car. and two
reclining chair cars. Tho buffet .emoE.
inR-librsry car 10 something new for .
Denver Chicago line. II 10 . veritable
read. write. smoke, talk or play cards,
while travelling at the rate Of flfiy miles
IN hour. II 10 handsomely csrpeted and
furnished with settees, cushioned easy
chairs, . levatory, . writing desk, CON.
partment for card players and Q we'll
stocked buffet. The current periodicals.
and newspapers are On 6le, and care.
fully selected library b provided Tor The
freo U.s. of passengers. The sleeping
car b . gen, and the chair and dining
cars arc Ia every way worthy II the train
of which they form an important part
Tho Burlington Route takes thess
palatisl trains through TO Omaha and
Chicago In msrvelovsIy quick time.
Leaving Denver at 0:3O .. m. to-day on
one Of then you arc landed In Chicago
es 2:16 to0oerow afternoon, shere msk.
Ing closs conpectiops with tsaips Tor ell
points eest. The .unuisG time from
Denver 10 Chicago = only twenty seven
and three-quarter hours. just how fat
that b will b. BEST understood whom Il
= stated that u 10 almost I've hours
faster than the fsstest schedule In s6ect
prior 70 February 6sh, 1ep0
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Defaalt having been msds by chsy,.s
schveisrr Emii Schw~iscr and Simsn schwciser
ne,s with inier., ticr-on' psyse,e 10 IN. orsry,
o. The colorado 4 North Western inSs.,msn,
Nay =. .ns sS;, s. ssss S.s s
Colorado records: and default Ssvins also Ssy!zr;;
covered ~ sad deed of trnss. BY r-s.,n n fShicS
defaults the legal holder of said note has ~.
trustee nsmc, In said dcrd Of trust. has sinsc
died, Aid Orson Adams. Jf.. the successor in
iru,s r name. named IN .sid ae-d of trust y unable
and refuses 10 act herein, by rvason Of which
the undersigned. npw Hrti, sheriff a the couu.
~ Of Dslts and state "fco,orsdo. bscsne saG =
New. therefore. e,ur weeks public posss. n
hereby xiven that !. the und-niess~d, % sueces-
powers and saihosIty and fpe the u-rs ~ ~. ~
81 "a 'ssrs'n stated, vii scl ~ pnhlsc s1rtioa
=, : ,n,y sns ifps C soSr q thc scus. hsas ~ delta
Jay Of June, is1 fos The hluhs.t an.i n.sS Il y.
the sane Will bring in caali, aIj ~ fSSpSi.~
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The Delta independent., 1898-05-27


At her residence on I'd sessse, Ma
Lillian E. Almond. vile of Wa. ". Al
mond. passed away aftes haviag hen
IN invalid for six years Her hons vas
in Burlington. Kansas, the family coming
here last December. Her hushand and
daughter. Cora sged Is ysass. noarn
her loss, in addition g. her mother and y
brother in Morrison. Colo. and sister
in Kansas City. She had = complication
Of diseases which took = serious Torn
about month ago. She had loog hsen
= consistent member Of the Presbytssian
church and the funeral services we're
held in that church this forsnooa. Rev.
j. II. Rennie officiating. He presched q
very consoling sermon and kind frisnds
assisted by their presence and In the
contribution OF beautiful floral oassings.
-Ouray Plaindealer.
Mrs. Almond was for y number Of
years resident OF Delta where she was
well and fsvorably known for many kind
qualities Of heart and mind.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Sugar bsets are vosth o6a ton 70
fssd to stock."-Nax Clark Of the
Grsslsy Tribune.
Keep your eye on the Unsvsep.
Things will b s-booming there before
many dsys.-Grand Valley Sun.
Aisses Minnie and Mary Girardet. Of
Delta. arrived Saturday evening and
will make their home in Ophir this
summer -Ophir Nail.
The mountain sheep we're objects Of
general interest this morning. They
were on the cliffs just above the city
and to the north OF the Cascade.
Herald.
Everett Tracy returned the first of
the week from three weeks stay ut his
ranch in Delta county. He reports
everything looking fine in that section.
Ridgway Populist.
The demand for sugar beet seed from
Mesa county was more than double the
demand from any other county in the
state and the State Agricultural colles .
supply was exhausted before all the
ord,rs had been illed.-Grand Junction
News.
w. o. Patton, OF Delta. has taken the
p sition Of manager at the Gutshall
barn. Dan Gutshsll retiring to drive the
Red Mountain stage. The stage will be
put on soon, when the road, which is
being repaired. is in shape.-Ouray
Herald.
The output Of canteloupes from this
valley for the present season win amount
to 100 carlords. OF course the growers
expect rate at which they can ship
profitably. They do not intend to work
for the railroads all the time.-Grapd
Valley Sun.
Last Sunday evening local Delta di-
vine took for his subject Tho Three
Paradoxes," and lot Of fellows from
there crowded tho church in hopes the
preacher had some important data on
the rev copper mining camp in the
western psrto OF Montrose county.-Mont-
rose Enterprise.
Ben Long came in from the Delta
country Tuesday and went over to Pls.
teau to look sitter his interests there
De Beque Post.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

THEsE is a gang Of pe eidling sharl .
going over the country trying to sell the
farmers combination machine that is
claimed to do everything from milking
the COW to feeding the pig. They are =
slick set Of takers and are wound up to
run all summer. From tho past expert.
ence our farmers have had with these
kind Of fakirs they ought to give them 4
very icy stare. The range fiend, the
cuesp wagon chap, the churn swindler
and the patent hoe peddler are still fresh
in tho memory OF many, but for the
reputation OF the intelligence Of the
people Of Delta county let It not be said
that the present combination got any
victims here. Better patronize our own
home dealers, the men who live with ~
and help to pay the taxes and support
and build up the county, than buy a
those whom We know not OF. II any.
thing proves wrong with any purchases
made Of our home dealers they arc with
us and the wrong can be righted, but
with this crowd after the sale 10 made
they arc gone the Lord only knows where,
and the farmer has only the bag to hold
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The Plateau Valley Herald. the De
Beque Era and the De Beque Wild West
consolidated into one all home print pa.
psr under the management OF c. M.
Danford, carrying the name Of the
De Beque Post, the first number Of
which has been received. 1t is . clear
cut, newsy. wide awake sheet, and de.
serves the substantial support Of the
people Of DeBeque and the Plateau
valley.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The week past has been one Of sus-
pense and anxiety for news from our
Aeets in Cuban waters. About all our
available fighting ships in the Atlantic
are now there. and it 10 known that the
Spanish Cape Verde feet 10 also in that
vicinity. II any fighting has taken place
the government is either in ignorance Of
1t or will not give out the news. What
reasons there can be for Withholding news.
even IL disastrous. 10 not very apparent.
A battle between the modern warships
OF tho United States and Spain will be q
duel to the death of one or the other
squadron. and the desire Of the people to
learn Of it at tho earliest momt mt is in
tense. Rumors Of q big sea fight 10
West Indian waters have been rife for
the past three or four days. and al.
though denied by the Washington
authorities. they will not down.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27


Speaking Of the Importance to this
county Of keeping the wagon road over
the Black mesa in good condition, the
North Fork Times remarks: THE
Gunnison Tribune through its columns
states that s. B. Hartman, Of tho Muddy,
appeared before the board Of county
. mmissioners soliciting financial assist.
ancs from Gunnison county to be sp.
piled on the road over the Black mesa
TO the North Fork country. His appeal
was favorably received. and an fort will
be made ~ soon - practicable 10 repair
and improve the road referred to. Every
year this highway becomes Of greater
importance to the travelling public and
the business interests u Gunnison coun.
ty. When it u generally known that
the Black mesa thoroughfare 10 in first
clsss condition Il will improve ths CON-
mercial interests Of the two sections,
asd materially encourage the pleasure
ssskss frOn this sids os Ihs range during
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

the heated season to the clear. sparkling
noun. ain trout streams Of the Gunnison
river. and its many romantic and pleas
ant surroundings 30 much appreciated
bv persons seeking recreation, which
nature has SO kindly and maguanimous
ly bestowed on Gunnison county,
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27
Exeursloa Rates.

| 6xGubSs0u 08SOo.
| jsState Tax Convention. also Field Day
| Sports OF High Schools and Colleges at
Pueblo May 20 and 81, 1888. q rate OF
one fare for tho round trip 10 authorized
from points ON ID. & X. q. 10 Pueblo and
Of all tickets May y Going passage 70
commence on date oe sale.
Annual convention Traveller Protec
tive Association oe America, Omaha,
| Neb., Nay 81 to June 3, 1893, q rate Of
one fare, plus e2OO. from points on D. Il
X. q. to Omaha and return issuthorised.
selling days Nay - snd -; insl limit
| to return ten days from date ut sale.
Tickets Tor return passage 70 be executed
at Omaha.
Annual meeting American Medical
ass0cistion. Denver, June 10 IL. 1888.
A rate 0f one fare for the round trip 10
authorized from points on ID. 4 K. @. to
Denver and return. Date of ssle June
G and Z; final limit 10 days from date OF
sale.
A rate OF ono fare for the round trip
ID authorized from Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to points within the
state and return. Date OF ssIe June %
%. On tickets to Lesdvillo and west
thereof, also west and south of Sslida.
6nal limit 10 days; TO other territory,
ansI limit 5 days.
A rate Of e1S from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo ~ Provo. Salt Lake
and Ogden. Utah. and return 10 au-
thorized. Selling days June IL, Ii and
IA. Final limit 20 days from date Of
sale.
Grand Army Of the Republic at Cripple
@ eek, juno IA TO 10, 1858. A rate II one
iAro for the round trip 10 authorized
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The price OF -four has advanced q .
barrel in the east since the war opened.
The prospect Of the wheat crop in this
country is exceedingly good. a very large
acreage having been planted and the
yield promises immense. so that il the
prices now prevailing will hold up the
farmer will be prosperous once more.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Following are the members OF the 9Th
grade OF the Delta school that graduate
today into the High School: Susie
Winton. May Stephens. Ora GATES. Fern
Bra:sted, Mayme johnson, Alice Heck.
man. Grace Sproule, Bertha Guyer. Mals
brown. Florence Bigelow, Blanch Brant
Leafy Brown. Rose Walker. vernie
Dingman, Bessie Mays. VsnRie Huntley;
Willie Evans, Paul Dorsey. Chas. Adams,
Erie Bailey, Ernest Gray.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The mothers meeting at MrsL Shocks
last Friday afternoon was q very pleas
ant and instructive gathering. large
number Of ladies being present. Dsvo-
tional exercises were conducted BY Nrs.
Hastings. The subject was Heredity,
continued from last meeting. Mrs..
Jacques read pleasing poem entitled
In the Twilight. This was followed by
piano and guitar duet by Mrs. Kesrns
and Mrs. Mathers. A very instructive
paper on Heredity was read BY Nn.
Hastings followed by discussion. Ars.
Travis gave q fine recitation entitled
Rizpah Mourning her Slain Sons, and
Miss Wiley rendered piano solo which
closed the program.
Press Sur.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Charles Hooper, son OF General Par
senger Agent s. X. Hooper, OF the Den.
vsr Il Rio Grsuds. threw up s40O q
Donth job and joined the st Colorado
regiment. This speakes volumes for
young Hooper's patriotism.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The report Of the State Bureau Of
Mines, for 1897, has been received. 1t is
= comprehensive little volume, full Of
statistics and descriptions OF geological
formations, patented claims, number Of
men working. outputs and other valu-
able information,
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

IT is now claimed that there is gold
galore 10 the mountains OF the Philip
pine islands. II this should prove
fact there will be an invasion Of Ameri-
cans that will discount the army new
being sent by the government.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

DECORATION day will be duly observed
in Delta The G. A. r. boys have taken
the matter in hand in earnest and when
they put their shoolderr to the wheel
someth hing will move.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The first Thursday in every month ia
named ss Health Day and on this day
oil persons are requested to sat only the
purest food, drink only pure water, cul.
tivate cheerfulness, exercise liberally
and, il the day 10 pleasant. to spend no,
less than one hour in the open air. BY
90 doing it 10 hoped that the better
health which follows may lead TO q
higher plane OF happiness and useful.
ness In life.
W. M. HAsTINos. 0,95l, O6O.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27
Nsss-e sG asse 81 Dssss sect. /.

''otce 10 he rrhy given that the fniiowins De-
scr bed shares Of s,'- / n Tie Ru.,ler Dhrh snf
esers'ir Company. "r 20 isuch ihereot 40 may
be NECESSARY. viii be sold at public nneton al the
souih froot door Of the co1r house ai Deifa. Col.
orndo. nn SATURDAY. June n. tsH. ~ 10 eriTk
~ 10 the highest bif''cr for rs,sh. fos ~ pay-
ment of delinquent asscsspcntA. cost II adssr
tiscm~nt, etc.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Tho following are the names of the
graduating class Of % Of the Delta High
school. Tho closing exercises u Il Z
school year will Be held tomorrow night
st the Opera housss Earnsst ~. Bailey.
Minnie N. Blair. james Girardst, Stella
Graham. Isabelle Leoutine Hurley, Wei
land Jeffers. May Rendell Jones. Orion
Kohnle, ]. Ernest Logan. Hsrry X. sav-
age. Gilbert W. States, Harry e. Stock
ham. Sslutatorian, Gilbert W. Statee.
VsIedictorisn. Harry X. Savage.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27
w. H. MAsTiN, Special Agent, Delta.


The following letters remain In the
postofIlce at Delta. May %. 1895:
Mr.. Andres Duran. Jno. Forsyth. Miss
Grace Ryckman.
In calling for these letters please say
they arc advertised.
W. RAY SIMPsos, Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

A definite movement 10 now on foot to
secure beet sugar factory for the Grand
valley. Two weeks ago Chas N. Cox
appeared before the county commits
sioners and asked for an appropriation
with which to meet the expenses Of an
effort to enlist capital in large factory
in this vicinity. He stated that the pros
poets were bright indeed and after q
discussion the board inclined to the idea
OF making an offer to give one per cent
of any sum any person should secure to
invest in an enterprise in this county
after the money had been 30 invested.
as the commissioners did not feel like
bearing the expenses Of anyone il moth
ing came OF the project. 1t would seem
40 il such move ought to be crowned
with success. These factories are meet
ing with wonderful success in other
states and capital 10 now seeking just
such avenues for Investment. The un-
usual readiness manifested this spring
on tho part OF our farmers to 60 into the
business OF raising the beets 10 crafty.
ing and il properly placed before men Of
capital will do much TO enlist their
hearty CO operation. Tho board mot
again this week and thoroughly can
vsssed the subject, reaching the conclu-
sion that it could do nothing legally.
The News would urge our people not to
allow the matter to drop but to adopt
some measure which will secure the
erection Of factory bore. Reports from
every point at which such an institution
has been located are that nothing will
make money SO plenty rs . beet sugar
factory and with such an institution
here the future Of the valley would be
bright indeed.
Thursday upon motion Of Mr.. Harris
the board adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That this board hereby
pledges to pay to the person or persons
causing to be erected and completed in
business. like manner in Mesa county,
beet sugar factory. frst-class in all
respects, TO cost not less than s3J0OO
the sum Of one Q) per cent OF the cost Of
said factory. Such sum to be paid BY
said county after the factory has been
erected and 10 completed ready for
operation. And it is expressly stipulated
that this amount 10 TO be paid to the
person or persons who shall induce the
erection Of such q factory and not to the
company erecting the same; but nothing
herein shall be construed to constitute
an Indebtedness against said county
until the proper appropriation and levy
shall have been made.-Grand Junction
News.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The Delta Fruit & Produce compar y
is getting in the best delivery and ex-
press wagon ever brought west OF Il Q
.nge. This company 10 preparing for
the coming fruit crop and do not pro-
pose to get left on anything.
Chauncy Ritter. Of North Delta, left
for Salt Lake or San Francisco. Thurs
day to endeavor to go into the army for
the invasion Of Cuba.
Theo Omandson. formerly Of this place.
but now OF Delta, 10 in town today on
his way 70 the Hahn's Peak country
De Beque Post.
The Dslts County Mercantile Co.
mako IN announcement on the frat page
Of iodsys paper, TO which attention 10
called.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

The Ophr Mail celebrated Dewey's
victory last week by coming out on
Manila paper.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

DssA Ne. .. sehses Dsss. No. ..
School district No. 4, bond No. 3 for
$500 10 outstanding and money is on hand
TO pay. Interest on same will cease after
thirty days from May q, 1898.
d. q. SALIsBuRY, Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

'TARASrULA" 10 a name given to the
Spanish sympathizers in this county.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

MARAH HEcxEY-At Montrose, Colo.
Sunday, May 70, 1888. Miss Eliza Marah
and Ros 8. Hockey. both of Delta, Rev.
G. u. Ferrari officiating.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

For the finest photographs 90 70 W
r Travis art studio, DeIts.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Full line Of bsse ball and spoetin
goods At the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-27

Canned goods. broo0s. and cs.cksu.
st The Dolts County Mercantile Co.