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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-01
Boy seriously Injured.

About 9 o'clock last night. Earl Zepp,
twelve years old, living at 1902 14th street.
was knocked down near 18th and Park
streets by J. p. KimbaA's carriage, driven
by o, colored man. Several Of the boys
teeth were knocked out and he was other
wise badly bruised. He was taken home
by friends after he had received medical
treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-01
A Help to business Men.

Business men should keep copy of The
Evening Star Almanac always at hand.
They are often at loss for reliable infor-
nation regarding perplexing questions that
are fully touched upon in this condensed
encyclopedia. For sale at The Star Office
and OF all news dealers. $50 pages. Price
Is cents. 81,
The Irish standard., 1898-09-17
YELLOWSTONE

NATIONAL The reputation of this
PARK. wonderful region, prob
ably the most unique and
certainly the only one of it's kind in the
world, becomes more extended yearly.
Mankind never tires of seeing or read
ing of it's grand esyssr Fountains, it's
superb Canyon, the beautiful Yellowstone
Lake more than 1000 feet above the
ocean, the high Mountains, the Cascades
and ca.aracts, the Bear, Elk, Deer and Ants.
lops, the unequalcd Trout fishing and
other interesting features found there,
The Park is free to the World and is I'M
der the control of the United States
Government. Large hotels, electric
lighted and steam heated, are found at
convenient points and first class, spec.
tally constructed four horse stare
coaches, transport tourists from place
to place.
Wonderland 'oS has a chapter which
contains fund of information about
the Park that makes it perhaps, pecul-
iarly valuable for Schools and Teachers.
The features of the Park are described
and there is besides, u large amount of
practical information about the region
and the ride through it. The Park tour
can be made either i'll the coaches, or on
horseback or bicycles. The book will
be sent to any address upon receipt of
six cents by CHAs. S. FEE General
Passenger Agent, Northern Pacific
Railway, ST. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1898-09-17

Why pay fancy price for wedding in.
vitations when you can get the latest
aud prettiest designs at the Irish Stand.
ard Office for $3.50 per hundred and
upward, including envelopes and print.
Ing. Our new sample book for 1878
hassarrlYsd
The Irish standard., 1898-09-17
A Pleasant Feature
RxIlsIQEXT 81. JOHNS

A PleasnAt Feature
Is the dining and cafe car service, serv-
ing a la carte meals, attached to fast
trains running from Minneapolis and St.
Paul to Milwaukee, Chicago and Eastern
and Southern points. via. Wisconsin
Central Lines. Your nearest ticket
agent can tell you about other pleasant
features on the Wisconsin Central, or
address Jas. c. Pond. general passenger
and ticket agent, Milwaukee. Wis
The Irish standard., 1898-09-17

w. S. Chadwick. Passenger and Ticket
Agt.. 1sa Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
9. Z. Stone Gcnl passr. Agt.. st. Paul.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
Ei,0CD

It having come TO our knowledge that
1une interruptions person has trieG to
undermine the w~eii-earned reputation
IF 'lhe ECLIPSE BICYCLE, for
i..erasah. durbbHllty apd easy ruaming
luail;ies by stating that THE frames Of
;he Eclipse are weak, we hereby chai-
ierge .Nny or all dealers " agents for a
aCrnp pet Alive test OF h~icycleS .aiHd we will
.nnate the above o to any char
able irlseayrtic n the winner may select,
e su0n test does mott prove uhe Eclipse
10 be The strongest wheel built pro-
v.ded chat the challenger put up a like
noun for the same purpose.
Wheels not to be especially built for
she test. but selected at random from
si,tck. and to be OF equal weight.
NEWPORT NEWS CYCLE CO,
Fred Ct. kipper, Manager.
fzb 5-tf. 21 T~wenty-seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
TRIED TO FL THEMSELVES.
\ Nun and IL Worm Attempt Suicide. but
lch Fail.

Two persons, nile in fits of despon-
denry, acknowledgements to take
Neir lives, and Aclh WAS saved i'm the
niche OF time.
Yesterday afteloin Special Police
man shorter. wa was on duty in the
Rockets, arrtsU Herman GrowSer. a
German, on a chrge of drunkenness
and hisordelfy cnduct. Crowser was
committed TO jill He became so un-
July that JailorfIan Curtis had to con-
Tine hin in a ce. in the m~:sdeneanor
ward. Crowser{Na drunk and had al
lowed his angry PASSIONS to get beyond
ahS control. Tlnel, too, he thought he
mad been ~dissgn,ed by being confined
in prison, and he sought to put an end
to '.rlS earthly existence. Tearing the
shirt off his back n unfastcnins his
SuspenderS h made q rope,
When he made fast to a
otpa running to a ventilator.
1t arGu1la his thtoat. All was then ready
to complete The suicide. Crowser gave
4 swing. letting ilis feet slip from under
|AJ:n at the same time. The pipe rhttled,
ana surSling sounds could be heard.
me prisoners were attracted BY the
noise. but they could not reach the
wo~uld-bs-sui4&Se. Grabbing a broom
I5liiksfI Hr&.s4snerJiannered Violently or
tbs, who rushed into the prison and GU
tle dying man down. Life was aLrnost
extinct. Crowser's face was purptt
and he was unconscious. Stretching uhe
man out on the floor ne men dashed
bucket of water in his face, While some
one FASTENED for a physician. DR.. j. X
|Corss was found. After working on hi.
patient for some ',lnle DR.. CorSs sue
:eeied in reviving him. Mrs. Crowse
and her daughter We're notified and u
ried 10 the jail; in fact, Mrs. Crowse1
| vas making arrangements to have lieI
.,,. how'd ,.n1la sad fr,,,1, ,YlriSrn Whom M
attempted to hang himself. so preca
riuus was CroWser'S condition that DR.
fCorSs tdvised That the man be taken t,
his home and permission was given tn
physician to remove his patient.
Crowser is 4 carpenter by trade an.
,esides in Rockets. He is about 3
years old. While his condition il rri;
cal, it is Thought he Will recover.
SHE WANTED TO DIE, TOO.
Mrs. Ed. Lindsey, WIe If tbs @T-!h0
licenan, attempted u commit stA!cid
last night by taking lau !anuEn. Sh
su9psd down an ounce # thu drug. ou
Before it could get lr its deadly work
t2hy Sician vas summon j unt her iii
i.Has Srv d, though she begged to be Al
Lowed 10 die.
Mrs. Lindsey purchased an nu"ce .
l%nuianum at a i.'lS store short Y ats
g o'clock last night and then r.-tu-ne'
immediate ly to Ter home, No. %o5 Nir
slELa avenue She Ven: tG her room
'.Mcolcked tn bottle cni drank tn
yoisbn. Her 1~S-y=ar-oli son was in IN
louse and he FASTENED for 4 doctor. A
the SG,.pyald Pharmacy Pr. j. w. Alye
Na.s found. DR.. Ayler hurried to tn
.couse. The woman was not YET uIcon
scious and she protested against med!ca
treatment, but vas forced 10 uDmil
With a stomach pump Or. -Aylsy sus
tvelyd in removing the poison. Mr.:
| y iiD,1Sry is 3tJuh 40 -a2ls cd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. J. r. Conley is visiting relatives
in LouIoun ounty.
The German Club will give u hop at
the Casino Thursday evening.
MIR. Jam. 5 Fl. ITuwn. of Isle OF Wight
county. is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Andrews, of Wash
ington. are the guests of Mrs. Sarah a.
kearney.
Miss Lizzie Jol.un. of Portsmouth. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Della Warren.
on Thirty-s>cond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker. OF Chest
nut avenue have returned from a visit
to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Agnes Humphrey and son. of
West Point. are the guests Of the for
mer's sister. Mrs. Robert Mack y.
Mr.. james Moran. of North End. left
sunday night FOR Harrisburg. Pa. whore
he was ,llled by the crt6icu illness of
mis- mother.
Mr.. William Cory. of P!uinville. Mich.
and Mr.. CHARLES Shepherd. of kalama-
Zoo, Mict.. are the guests of Mir. b. b
Cory, on Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Thomas w. Blander. who has
be n living in Newport News for sew
eral months. left Saturday night fol
New York, where he has accepted a pc,
sition.
Miss Denie Taylor is expected to ar.
rive in the city today from Balti>mnr
and Will spend a week with her mother
Mrs. w. M. Taylor, on T'wenty-fiftt
STREET.
AS announced in an advertisement
q. eM.here The Newport News Itepubli
can Club will hold a meeting tomorrow
night for the purpn of electing Off
GERS and organizing For the spring cleo
;lcn.
James Pcllier. "A veteran of the wa
and a private in Company l.. First Con
necticut Regiment. lost his pension Ger
titicate last Saturday night in this city
SNt,a "a I 49,, ~ 20 i .,,ti &oE e, r,,N ,~,t4, .. .,
Wounds received.
Miss Miriam Ba!iirger. of Washing
,ton, ID. c.. who has been the guest {
Misses Nan and CNemenTe Cooke, at tn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

the are redeeme,'iN not be by the
sword but by the of God, mani
lessei an practica istianity.
Inc law has " to redeem
mankind. 1t carch the murderer
ana pass judgme+n him. It may
nave a negative .knce for good. 1T
prevents crime bEfning the crimi-
nal. but no thief teen redeemed and
Fitted to a higheane of living by
the law.
THE good WON'T the w. c. II. u.
the Hover miSSiothe preachers, the
city missionaries go into the jalls
and the penitentis and get close to
r1e hearts of thesople, change their
IDEAS and uplrft 4.
No law i'm thelily in the raising
OF '1llidren can EN- them but THE
law of love. Ity be all right to
use n rod, 'bu.ck Of it must be
love. If we studte history of our
civilization. mate and religious. We
Will find in everpwali stride TIL,
footprints of loveNino have been uAc
men who have rened humanity ant
AIDED civilization Not necessarily the
scholars but thtNho Went forth ii
love. Men and men + hunSerins
ana tMrSting foIrmpathy and kind
neS;a. Before tfaurch can hope t.
redeem The comnity. the state or ths
word. Lle mem5 must not simply
attend UlurGh bllCve their fellow.
men and go nut > the highways aclt
bring them to CIT.
Love has all nguagcs under lit
cor'srol. Lcsve isyd's lever to lift tn
word up: it is tklagnet Nihicl draw.
the worTl to Goo Christ might hav'
performed ali mcles, but tf he har
manifested I. he would not haV
drawn men and wen to han. IL low
is Gods lever annagnet, we can on,
nope to do good; :Ll:S love is in gu
ard mind Love not only re
a man but bestows many bless
ings. 1t w.1ena mans work. soft
lis life and FLOWS his disposition
Realizing che refptive power of love
let every <Lli.d good resolve he wi
God and ms-love out of a pur
fervently."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

'uuSe Sumter began shortly after M,
arrival IN Virginia, when he signed nv
SefoVflca;e of admission to tho ha,
iiedtiiEs me witt ithe utmiSt courtesy
ieSseo NE "fth a rigorous Namin
.oh' Suth as was reQuired from me nv
1fo otaer judge. Ever Since that his
hfhdfeSS almost to ~resigna-
ton. SO patient and pains-takins wa
ne With us younger members of the bar
W1.H phlS. ne possessed the firmnesS Of
vigorous intellectual manhood and the
Solid Judgement of a strong man yarssd
in the law. His clear cut decisions GA r.
RED conviction. but half the sting of a
tcSt cause was taken away by the care
"dl consideration dispiayed in his judg-
inents for the arguments of the young
est men.
Il admired him for his Judgment. rev.
erenced him for his learning and loved
aim for his Kindness"
justice j. d. G. Brnwr.-'Juige Gun
Ter, by his patience and kindasss TO The
young men OF TIL Legal profession. won
uhem all. In his dea;h the younger
members of the bar lose q kind and
,,ndusent srieEd. cecl I te,l his death
10 dc a Personal loss
X G. Bickfurd-'tNo man can ever
ma the place i'm the hearts of the mem
'oeTs OF This bar Which the death of
Judge Gunter leaves vacant. There is
.,G't one of our number whom ne mas
not aided with the wisdom not found in
oo'NS, iicl one tI us nut what has re-
>eivsHd his friendly. I might say. faith
er!y. unst He listened to the yuung-
est of the bar with the same
that he gave to the most eH-
2srlenceI He above no prejudice to
sway E.'Gn- He had no favorites at the
par InSt to arr. he gained the respect
Il All. Kind. patient and forbearing
:" US. we gave l1im the bes; gift we had
to S!ve-our grateful love-"
fesitSl@ay afternoon Il number of the
mefiHDSi rs OF the local bar association
!le!i am citing In the iaw office of
MeSsrs. Z kfoid 4 Stuart and appoins-
81 a con .iittee to draLt resolutions eX-
;TsssAls the f1lotuuni rSret the an
noun, e,Csnt of Judg Gunter's death
t.ad ocSasicned. AS a token of respect a
beautiful floral design was orders to
re sent to Aocc1nac in time fer the fu-
Hsrai at $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
AS the presiding officer Of q court
Ju6Se Gunter was de Eberate and pains
taxing, Always polishing the scHles Of JUS
tlce on the cross-tvam of guilty with |
out fear or favor. Truly 1t may 0e said
Judge Gunter he Vas a good man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
SHOT THREE TIMES.
One Negro "run ps' / eai Into Ano.h.,
.... over II Woman.

over II Woman.
Nean whIskey. a set of bones" ana n
woman cauSyd.a low in BlpOdfield Sun
day ~afternoon. and WIN the sInoke
cleared uWay one negro Quad that his
body Rad been the target for three bull
cts.
IhS .s'@tap' occurred in tn rear of
James Hopkins saloon about 3 o'clock
IN the afternoon. William H. McCulley
Went to BIoodlield to visit his para
fnour. q negresa named Mary Jones.
she Wds in TIE yard lack of Hopkins
"ai "tul SroWd Of n grots. "a ga.Iv Of
crap had been in progress, but MJCul-
ley Wouki noE 'jine ~" Mary, 1T seems.
had de Lones'and she became I'm yovei
IN a with a n,gro nainsH Book
mother until Davis Knocked m. wn-
man dawn. Tki.s aroused MI CuGley's
ire, and he took a hand in the fight.
hcCtliey was a stlang>r arG the Blood
tMcCGl.sy Whipped out Two 32-caIIpre
reviewers ana opened fire en- Davis, dis
.esroas scattered. M>Cullsy proved TO
ne a god marksman, for at fifteen
.uccs he plugged Davis With ail three
Of the Giltlets. Ore CT TIE hans struck
Davis in une hrs asst, but glanced off.
Another Went in between the fourth and
er in his SIDE. McCu.ley, after the
=t:CctirE, became fr.ghteneC' and fled.
\ il-i dfieLti negro don't mind q little
thing Ike being shot tlrea or four times,
ana 50 Davis Joined tie chase, pursuing
M2CCitey'for over a nEle. NcCullsy Was
captured by Sanitary Officer c. ].
Padgstt, OF The city force, and County
Policeman w. c. cartwright. The ne
gro was taken before Justice Henry f.
Jonas yesi%atiay morning. who sent him
on l,.Wtait tn action If the grand jury.
After The chase Sunday afternoon
Davts Went TO tbs Off : ii Dr. Granger,
dhe co!Jred EdySLc.ur, and had his
Hhau1ds Il%ssed.' Yesterday h was go
ns att ut as usual. When ask5d if the
WVul:Is panied HIM DaV remarked
';kat n felix 4 singing sensation when
h was shot, lt& had suffered no pain
SiEce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

/. horse attached 10 NJ. D!lwor:his
milk wagon attempted 10 Cross ihc
trucks in front of an electr!c Cur on
Iile&;2ut avenue yeSt-:1ay afternoon
and was %stitlcn by .iia ar bef1ra the
mortorman could bring liz to a Stpn,
.sbreuk4ng one of the an:inaIs | gS, The
horse vas shortly afterwards shot thr5.
times i'm order TO put 1t out nt misery.
Mfr. DlwoIth was in the hah!G of al
lowing the horse TO SaSS over the street
uhnsulIea While he delivefsi' mix on ,he
opEroSlte Side.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

In the Police Court Estst Ard.:y Justice
Brown d!sroseC' of the following cases:
Dan Bryan, James McCune. William
Reynolds, Benjiinin Film, Peter NJ
nenEa, Tan Burke, jams Wish. Will
liam Dunn and William Carter, drunk.
were fined s. and costs.
John O'Dyer, d!sorderly. fine So and
costs.
j.. y. Sullivan. d~isorderly, fined So ana
costs.
Arthur BEEN. d!sorderly, warrant
withdrawn.
The Giipin brothers have SOLD the
yacht Six Brothers to a party of local
S2t.htSmen, WhO cOntelnpla repairing
the trim lirti2 craft and using it for lag
ing PURPOSES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

In the Police Court yesterday JUS
tice Brown rendered his decision in the
case of Mamie Rutgers, charged with
selling beer without u license and also
with selling b>er on Sunday.
In the first charge tie defendant was
required TO ray the amount of the city
ana State license and for thu second Of
Tense a fine of $40 and costs was assess
ed.
Attorney r.. NJ. Lett gave netice of an
appeal to thu. Corporation Court. Bond
was fixed in the st!m Of $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
Surpassed to lie in Newport News.

Tie iGcul pOlhAs are endeavortnS to
ascertain thu whereagso ats of Mr.. Rich
ara Rock. who disappeared from bis
home in Richmond several days ago and
is 5elievdl TO bs in this city.
Mrs. Rock IS confident her husband is
here in spite of the futile efforts to To-
cats him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan 81, '9S.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co,
Powell Bros. & King, Agents,

&stNppll NEWS, vi.
Gentlemen:-We have received from
the Niagara Fire ~Insuraa.e C~oErany,
of Nsw York. a check so- thar prtpur-
tio: of the loss We sustained by fire III
january 1Sth. 1888. which Are damaged
our building, located on he corner Of
Washington aVehue ana Thirty first
street. this city.
Please accept our thanks Cor the COM
pany's prompt ard cheerful settlement
Of the above loss. Yonrs truly,
~FiliZabeIh Hotl IRON,
Bernar3ine Thedieck.
faS ar . ...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
fe6 At

Wood delivered in amy part OF the
city for 80 cents per load, cash NJ. S
Warren, 445 Twenty-ninth street
Phone 2615. fe6-2m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

DR.. D. S.. Harmon. optician. Ely 9 sx-
amined free. S53 Main etreel, over 5
and 10 cent store, Norfolk, Va
de 2~tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08
(Bv ~Telerraph.)

Drop In the basement OF the Citizens
and Marine Bank; o will have no
trcuble in finding the seller. Houses and
lots in all sections Of the city. Powell
Bros & King. feb 2-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

You can now gSt first class pictures.
t~in-types. views OF cabinets ait 2412
Washington aVerile at very low prices
to suit the times. Come and see our
Samples. The little house 2412. C. B:
WAGNER. feb S-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

Deposit your clothes money with US
1t will pay you good interest.
WOODWA Arb & WOMBIlE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-08

There .s NIX an attorney IN \ wro.t
Ntws, wfn ed not pay a tribute TO the
mAro!y OF 5.-e dad !irist. AG talt tAat
m V hr,,., Sustained a loss. as i7deJl
they diG-thv Toss of q trua friend.
No one was NOR senst,i"e to the
yL,ng OF sorrow canseN Ivy JudE4 Gun
tiers dcntl tfan Nh. D.. c. Sinith, Jerk
tr the cticuit court of this CITY, Said
he: Il knew no man Tor whom ! had
~prof5under respect than JudS% Eifntar
"a purcr judge never sal ur1n a benck.
/ foved HIN, fer he was l5v1hic. u
feea that one of my t2St friends has
been taken from me. TO know Juigr
Gunttr Was TO honor and respect TIE
q for he was a man in very sense
OF the word. Yes. he HAS soas-gonr lC
answer the from the Supreme
Court"
r. NJ. Lett-1.My acquaintance Will
Daily camera., 1898-11-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The committee appointed by the stu
dents at recent meeting of the student
body to look after the possibility Of erect
ing monument to the memory of Dr..
Belser reports that Mrs. Belser has given
her consent to the plan. The committee
is now examining prices of monuments.
The tennis tournament has been in
progress for week. DR.. Duane ano
Messrs. Wardenburg, Dollttle, Lamso
and Fltz are giving The best promise OF
carrying off the honors.
The Debating club at its meeting to.
morrow night will discuss the abolition
of the Pardoning Power in the State OF
Colorado" Messrs. Law and Houston
will lead the affirmative against Messrs
Merten and Robbins of tide negative.
The college faculty has been engaged
or some time with some very laborious
work regarding the revision of entrance
requirements to the college of liberal art.
The members of the junior class in
medicine are daily having excellent op
oortunities of witnessing some very
valuable and instructive clinics under
the direction of Drs. Giffin and Robert.
son.
The Glee club promises to surpass
bis year any that the state university
las put before the public before. 1t is
especially fortunate in having this year
Mr. Charles F. Breed, who for two years
was tenor soloist of the University OF
Chicago Glee club, which made such
wonderful hits in its tours of the Misiss-
lppl states. First tepors are in abund.
ance, as are also second basses, STATE
of affairs never before known in glee
club history in the state university.
The Varsity continues to practice
hard every evening. The scrubs" have
not turned out we'll this week, but will: be
out better hereafter. No game will be
played Saturday, but on Tuesday, cleo
ton day game will be played with d,
W. c. Arnett is now playing at right
guard in place of o. E. Garwood who
has been placed at right tackle. This is
the only change in the lineup. Bob
Schaeffer has not been out this week
but will appear later. Dillon will come
out tonight and begin early to get in
shape for the big games at the end OF
the season.
Daily camera., 1898-11-03
BOUlOER'S CHANCES.
The University Football Team Takes De.
cided Brace.

The University Football Team Takes a De.
cided Brace.
The university football team has taken
an immense brace since the first defeat
at the hands of the Colorado Springs
team. The line has been strengthened
by the addition of Arnett at right guard
for the Golden game and Schaefer, Fol-
SON and Chase will figure in the D. w.
c., Nebraska and u. A. c. games. The
hard and persistent practice given the
team during the last two weeks has had
/, marvellous effect and the team is ap
preaching a prime condition. The
fumbling which cost the last D. A. c.
game will be eliminated if hard practice
will do it and every position is being
played with more of the old time form,
The next game to be played will be
With D. w. c. on Gamble field on cleo
ion day, and the low score of II to o,
made by the Springs college against that
team shows that the university will have
worthy opponents on that occasion. The
place for playing the Golden game has
not yet been decided, both Boulder and
Golden claiming it. 1t is thought likely
that it will 60 to Golden as last years
game was played here, The Nebraska
game, which was scheduled for the 10Th
N Denver, may be called off on account
of the inability of Nebraska 10 come out.
The Nebraska faculty has ruled against
the team playing professionals and as
be Neoraska.D A. c. was one of the
formers important engagements on their
| visit to Colorado, they may not be able
to come. This is now merely IN the
form of a rumor, and is unconhrmed
In the event OF the 10th being left vacant,
Boulder might accept Denver univer 81
TVS challenge, but the failure of the latter
to pay dues for the past six years. will
prove barrier, Denver university is
anxious to get try at the Varsity while
the latter is supposed to be in poor form
but it will cost them the amount OF SIX
years dues to accomplish their purpose
OF the D. A. c. Thanksgiving game, all
is conjecture, as both teams will be In
entirely different form by that time
Boulder's chances for that occasion how
ever are now considered to be sof the
best
Daily camera., 1898-11-03
Hymen's Harvest.

S E. Osborn. of Greeley, and Viola
Collett, of Lyons, were united in mar.
riage by the Rev. M. D. Hornbeck late
yesterday afternoon. The bridal couple
started for Greeley this morning.
Rev. P. LofgreD, shortly after noon to.
lay, married Herman Lund and Anna
Peterson, both of Boulder. The bridal
party sat down to wedding dinner after
the ceremony.
Robert Brown and Mary E. Bonds, of
Barnum, Arapahoe county, were married
by Judge Boughton, in chambers today.
Marriage licenses were issued 10 P.
jerome and Martha Smell. of Hygiene,
md to George Scarano, of Marshall, and
Clara Cito, of Louisville.