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The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mrs j. C. Gladdsn and son Earl. LET
for Cripple Creek, Monday. who're the
will ioiu Mr.. GLADDEN..
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mas Grace Hunt and Eva Crys!e
left Monday for Denver where they vii
attend school this winter.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Cal Sutton returned to Ophir, Tues
day after taking in the fair last week
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Miss Laura Savage left for Boise Ci )
Idaho. Monday. to visit with relatives
for q while. s.ts
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mrs Clarence Nelson and children
left for a visit with her parents in
Smithviile No. Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29


By the criminal negligence OF tram
crew another horrible wreck has OCCUR
red on the Rio Grande. The lives OF six
little chi dren were crushed out OF
existence and thousands Of dollars in
property we're destroyed. 1t is admitted
by President Jeffery that the crew OF
the freight train disobeyed orders.
Admitting this, what will he do? Will
he simply lay ,hem Oft for 30 days.
discharge them or will he bring the
great power OF his road to the assistance
of the state and land that crew in the
periisntiary. where they belong! When
the wreck occurred at Cozad. in Mesa
county .,by the failure to close switch
and Johnny West losi his life the Rlo
Grande simply discharged the tram
crew aud no effort WAS made to prose
cute tbom under the criminal Law OF the
state. That Was amistake. 1t was the
duty OF the Rio Grande to bring to the
assistance OF the state their high salar
led and talented lawyers and send the
killers Of West to the pen-and they
ought TO take such action in this case
But will they? That's the question.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Millard Fairlamb and wife made q
business trip to Gunnison. Wednesday
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mrs G. w. Hastings returned from
La Junta. Monday. where she had been
in attendance upon the W. c. 7. U. con :
vention rF.iIf1
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

J.T. Heath and Miss Nora Wing oi
,Montrose were visitors to our fair last
week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Will Gale returned to his mining
claims near Westwater. Utah, Monday
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

conveyed the information that the cold
weather Of last winter killed 5OO,OOO.OOO
fruit trees throughout the United States
and Canada in the orchards and nurser-
les. further that the price OF orchard
stock had advanced from 100 to 300 per
cent this year. this of course for No. l
trecr. other than No trees are dear at
AZ Y Drice
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Goal Oil Johnny" Elliot vent over t.
Denver on 4 business trip yesterday
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Frank Wilson. OF the Cimarrnn mine.
came down from Telluride yesterday
and will go up hunting from here.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

w. H. Mastin aud wife returned from
their trip to Salt Lake. Thursday OF
last week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Ell. Fuller was down from Montrose
the first OF the week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Will Kurz came down from Ourav IL
week TO take in the fair and visit vi
friends.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs Will Scritsdpyer left 10
their old home in Wisconsin. Wednss
day. f...t 't4i
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Henry Kohler returned from Grand
Junction. Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Wanted.

Issy - Subscription ss hts oass -
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
esess,,eaa csussy cssssasIsa.

v~ Sve"sv SSvs
isspubiican county cosveotion oe
Dsvsned 1t the court houss IN
Wsdsesday at 10 o'clock. The
Intatiop was large. out Of the
'ios oe thirty.eiRht making up the
sou only two were absent. The
vas harmonious and only one or
'tests had for the didsreant Offices
f,sity being declared elected by
tion. esmes ~ 4
,nvention was called to order
Stcpheus who congratulated
ention on the large number Of
/, present. predi :tine the SUCCESS
.ket, nominated and advising
in all proceedings. The call
puvention was read. Mr.. Steph
Il tlected Temporary chairmsn and
II A. Curtis temporary clerk.
II prel'merary committees--on
usinees. credentials. permanent
on apd resolutions--were a..
ID the convention adjourned
..lock with the understanding
cue for mutual exchange Of
the fitnees and corilability Of
uas to be held.
'ternoon session the convent
ltsd the following ticket.
nss.-Geo. J. Newell. of the
mesa. by scclsmation.
leo. c. Wilson, u Delta. by
| - James NJ. kennicott. Of
I ek mesa. by sccIamstiou.
.hools-Miss Alice A. Royce,
III avid M. Mills. Of Delta.
IL Horace L. Curtise. oe Paon.
III Jno. A. Curtis. Of Delta.
III Dr. Ssmual D. Houts. Of
III xton rsilroad 10 erecting q
III plant at Edaeoont, 8. d.
out $4,000. and will b
,ut Oct. let. Whom the
ration. 1900 ties q day
by the new process for
m. II ie known as the
:procers. ard ,e the same
the Santa Fe railroad at
T.. and by the Southern
California The Bur-
he iisvt rsilr,sd 10 the
ske advantage of this
ies sss placed in . Is0er
1 . sir ~ psmped out,
ssd by sseam: then the
l sop~d ie. sod the sies
~ sndss high pressure
fsrsssd. shen shsv ere
;osiiegscw hss ysst1 81
eA $1,000 tie css b
!: !: !: :: !: !: !: :: J: :: !:
ssstss ere 10 skeps q
/ : pissS ~ ssd sIIvssd
,ss;ssy s-yA lststs
I'LL 0spssy sssis t.spsus-
~ . Dseess 0suo .
Iii , o1sBBsyoua uAitA
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

TIL Mower came in from the west
yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Fred Sanders returned to OuSay.
Monday. He wss down last week doing
the fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Canned and dried -froits. fresh and
good at the Delts County Mere. Co.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

To CUnE = COLD IN 0xk DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Cuisine Tablet
All druggists refund the M ney u
fails to curs. DC. E.W. Groves sign'
ture 10 on each bog.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

We carry only the best lines OF groc-
eriss thst can be bad. snd are sstisGed
With sdGll. .proat. Dslta County Asr'
snsils Co1p1nl.;
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

JF. B. Primrose went up to Tellurif
yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

P.lmer's Perfunery At Clarks's.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

One mare. 0yssrs old. ~eight iSoo.
ono colt. ~ac doubis hsrness. one 3i4
inch wagon -hsgnese and wagon almost
new. Inquisc u r. II. Bsieoan or Geo.
s. Cooklin. County Clerk. u
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Two boys. Joe and Eugene Porotti.
brothers. have run away from home AID
would be very much obliged 10 any
one who can inform me Of their wherc-
abouts. Jee. the older. being II years
old and Eugene 10. poo
Box 81 Joe Prrofti.
2t Dallas. Colo. E
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

0uVsey esuis tssyus-
~ . Dseess esoo .
, ousBsyoss UAigh
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

- James NJ. Kennicott, Of
ek mesa. by sccIsmstiou.
.hools-Miss Alice A. Royce.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29


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The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

yno. A. Curtis. Of Delta.
D.. Ssmual D. Houts. OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
A WONDERFUL PERFORMER.
Roscnthal. the Celebrated Pianist.
Next SATURDAY.

NIoriz Rosenthal. the giant among
modern piani5s. will give ON concert in
Richmond. appearing at the Academy of
Music next Saturday night The seats
for this event will be on sale tomorrow
morning at the store of Messrs. Walter
d. Moses & Co. on Main street. ana
Judging from the demand there will be
an unprecedented rush for choice places.
The guarantee list included some three
hundred names, but there are nine nun
dred excellent seats available for the
public. and there is little doubt that these
viii soon be taken.
MO1dz Rosenthal IS n ROumanian by
birth, and In many respects is a very
remarkable man.
lie was barely IN his fourth year when
he began 10 show unmistakable signs
Of his destined calling. and al The age Of
nine he walked all the way from Lem
berg. his native place. 20 Vienna. 20 call
,ir,on Joseav. The latter received him
with some amusement at first. but after
hearing the boy play he became con-
WINGED Of his real merit and willingly
undertook his tuition. Nfikull was ROs-
enthaTs first teacher, and when only ten
,,ears old The boy made his initial APP
pearance in public with his master, per
forming Chopin's rOnde i'm q for two
planos Later on. when his family de-
,ermined to settle I'm Vienna Rosenthal
placed himself altogether under the TUT
ton Of Joseny. The work he did at that
lime would have wrecked the constitu-
ton OF a strong man. for besides practlc-
ing on the piano FOR six and seven hours
a day. he was also a student OF the
University OF Vienna.
In 1855 ROsenthal gave over one hun
drel recitals in America with the mast
satisfactory results.
lie is exceedingly witty in conversation
and unlike most musicians, his range
OF subjects IS not confined 20 his art
alone. He has marvellous retentive
powers as is proven by his enormous
reportory.
Rosenthal wieids a trsnchant pen and
has styls u crisp. oaustio and convincing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

will stand the sim greater demand 10 be
mace Upon it. in order 90 hu this higher
position before the public.
This certainly seems to be the case
with Mr.. Henry Miller. who although be
SIS now making bis first visit 10 us az the
head of his own company. is in the third
year of bis success in that position. The
verdict of the Eastern press seems 90 be
that his step forward has been iustih-
able. and he has been accepted as being
fairly in the ranks Of the very limited
number OF romantic actors of to-day.
The play he presents necessarily new
here, "Hoartsease.' gained him q re-
cpectful hearing. and was given more
than hundred performances az the Gar
den Theatre, New York
The company supporting Ar Miller has
been carefully selected 10y his manager.
Mr. Charles Frohman and the names
are iu so many instances SO well known.
that it would appear the unusual has
happened. and the all-r0und excellence
OF a capable stock company has been re-
tanned iu the exploiting OF a strong and
capable star OF the men. HARRINGTON
Reynolds. Robert IT, Haincs and C.. Les
iie Allen. have been so long prominent
before the public that their names are
known TO every thearc-goer. Mabel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
PRACTICE MARCH IN CUBA.
Fourth Regiment TO Take a Hundred
Mile Trip in Heavy Marching Order.

CAMP COLUMBIA, AT BUENA Wis
IA, CUBA, Feb H.-Special.-Either on
next Saturday or Monday the brigade
10 which the Fourth Regiment belongs,
will 90 on a practice march into the in
terror of the island which will occupy
ten DAYS. At least this is the programme
at this moment, but it may be altered
The entire distance to be marched VIII
be about a hundred miles and frequent
halts will be made 10 give the neces-
sary rest to the soldiers. They will car
~ their knapsacks, haversacks and can
teens. blankets. pouches and will be pro-
vided with shelter tents, each man to
carry one-half Of a tent on top or his
.napsack.
Difficulty In these marches has been
the scarcity Of hrewood and consequently
IL was next 20 impossible TO COOK the
meals with any regularity.
Great disappointment prevailed to-day
among the men of the Fourth Virginia
Regiment when Il became known that no
mail had reached Havana from the
United states. This leaves us without
any communication from home since last
Saturday.
ma. morrow will be the anniversary Of
the blowing up Of the Maine ana IN or
der 20 observe the day properly. there
another holiday during the week.
Last night was one or the worst that
we have yet experienced while In camp.
Soon after 10 o'clock the rain began %
pour down in torrents and strong gale
was blowing at the time, which increased
as the night wore on. Soon after l
o'clock this morning Sergeant Field
IVubon. who with Quartermaster Ser
geant cole occupied a tent adjoining ours
woke us up and asked US 10 come TO their
assistance as their tent had been blown
down.
We promptly responded but had a3ret-
" tough time Of II as It was pitch dark
and we had TO feel our way In driving
down the pegs Finally we succeeded IN
replacing the tent and drenched TO the
skin we once more retired 10 our cots.
But there was no sleep for us during the
remainder Of the night, for the storm
kept on raging and just before daylight
our tent made its bow 10 the elements.
Another hour OF hard work followed be-
fore we had Strengthened out matters
and We Just got through with our lob
I'm time 70 fall IN for roll call at revellle.
G. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Lines 10 Jnniter PIuvius.

. Jupiter Pluvius, you
Have snew
An awful lott
What
Are you UP TO?
DO
You
Propose 10 break
The community ana make
IL take
Every penny il can rake
To pay
The sidewalk shovelers. eh7
The poets say
Snow is a beautiful thing
(Chestnuts. ding-a-lingD
And 80 Il is-in versel
But the real thing is worse
Than q comic valentine for seriousness
Yes.
Ciudcd snow Is not
A hot
Member for beauty.
Epecially when It acquires that sooty
Expression,
And goes into executive session
With a bundle Of mu distic slush!
The poets should hush
Their typewriters, and not
Trot
out a lot
or rhythmic rot
About beautiful snowl
o.
Jupiter Pluvius-in fact. dear Jupel
Won't you please whoop
'Fr up on some other key?
Really now, we
Have had enough snow
And that's no
Canned-beef cadenzal
Influenza
Depends a
Great deal on slush
As q messenger 10 rush
The grippe germs all over the place,
So oblige Us, Jupe and chase
Yourself and the snow
Up Klondike way. for they know
How 10 keep il fair
And beautiful up there;
And IL 0sn'O amt
Necessary 20 paint
IL white
After it's been I'm town n night.
DO this Jupe, and we
Shall be
Etemally
Yours very gratefully.
(Signed) The Whole Community.
Hobart IN Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Such IA l. anne.

one Of the most popular OF the young
professors in the male high shool tells
an amusing little story on 4 small up
to-date shOolgirl. She went 10 one or
these district shoots over which oOus-
I'm OF the professor presides. IL is usual
10 have visitors call at the building now
and then. who ask the scholars questions
and see that everything IL IN good shape.
one day not so long since u party OF
callers came I'm and requested the pupils
10 write the answers to several ques-
stione propounded them. One Of these
questions was: Tell what you know
about Admiral Dewey's great fight"
The children set TO work figuring on
their answers. but the teacher noticed
one OF the girls did not make a move
why don't you write your answer 20
the question:" she demanded OF the
"'Taint no use" was the slow re-
Spouse II don't know nothing about
H."
must try anyhsw; you must pot SIT
there ida while The sthsrs are doing TIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
RECEIVED BY A DRUGGIST.
Strange Notes Written by Those in
Need of Medicines.

Here are some orders recently re-
celved by a druggist in a neighboring
city:
This child is my little girl. 1 send
YOU five cents 10 buy two sitless pow
ders for grown up adult who is
ske.
Dear Dochter. pies gif bearer FIVE
sense worse of Auntie TOxyn for to
gargle baby's throat and oblege."
you will pleas give the lettle Dol
five cents worth Of epecac for to throw
up in a five months old babe. n. B.
the babe has sore stummick."
II have a cute pain in my childs
diagram. Please give my son some
thing to release it,"
my little bailey has eat up its fathers
parish plasther Send an antedote
quick bby the enclosed girl
II haf n hot time In my insides and
witch l wood like Il 20 be extinguished.
What Is good for 10 extinguish IL
The enclosed money IS for the price OF
the extnguisher. Hurry Pleas."-New
York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

best they can. See II YOU cannot think
Of something. my dear"
NO use protested tho pupil, AL /
know is that Dewey and Corbett fought.
and ] don't know which whipped, and
1 don't care either
such is fame. and the bold sailor
who sunk Montoio's fleet must 90 prom
enadlng down the halls Of time with a
pompadoured ex-slugger for a partner
Louisville Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
THE TINEs RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1895

He has numerous polemics with critics
like HansHck and Heinrich Ehrlich.
iRos-nthai devotes about ten hours
daily in practice
lie has been engaged to appear before
all the prominent musical organizations
~ this country. including New York Phil
harmonic. Boston symphony. Chicago
Symptom. etc. Rosenthai viii be heard
mostly I'm rccitals in the leading cities.
His programme will include number OF
his own compositions. some Of which
will be heard in each ~ mis- recitais'
such as his "contrapuntal study on Cho-
pins D-0at Valso." and also his "Carne-
val de Vionre" on themes by JON.
Strauss An I'm an. Rosenthal is likely
90 prove the most interesting figure OF
this years musical season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Birthday Party.

Little Mary Celeste Powell celebrated
her seventh birthday Friday afternoon
at her home on west Cary street. Among
the little girls and boys present were.
Ethel Mickey, Blanche Cole, Alice Gil
man. Olive Pace. May and Mamie Potts.
Ruth Bradley, Marie Ganvert, Virginia
Bland Mary Grace Roberts. C0rinue
Saunders Elizabeth Gates. Lois Mon.
cure, Mary Powell. and Masters Clar-
ence Mackey. Willie Mackey. Morton
Northern. Gordon Wood. Julian Snead.
Charlie Willis Holt Page. Willie Gil
man. Walter Briggs. and Casslns Mon
cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

A chancery bill was filed in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday by the
Atlantic & Danvile Railroad. alleging
that the sum OF $500 IS due that corpora
ton by ]. T. Pruden for rent Of a steam
shovel. and further stating that the
Southern Railway Is indebted 70 the sad
Pruien. The bill asks that the Sou.hcr :
be made party 20 the suit.
Judgment for 1888 was entered in the
Circuit Court in the case Of the Receivers
Of the United States Tobacco. Company
against the Bohls Cigarette-AIachine Co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Rannahannock Swollen.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb Is
Special. The city Council has appro-
priated five hundred dollars additional
for the benefit Of the poor and needy OF
the city
lee ON the Rappahannock has broken
I'D and IS moving off in great mass.
The river IS swollen and still rising, but
no serious damage IS apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
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Quart jars French Mixed Mus
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Rock Salt, &c ID.
Tomato Catsup, SC bottle.
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Large cans Thistle Tomatoes. 7c.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19


Sowing the wind. sydney GrIndy
play which has been "a theatrical scnsa-
ton for the last three years, is to De
produced under the direction of julius
calm. az the Academy of Music on
Thursday night The strong points OF
the play are its theme. "scX agaiut sex.
The interest Of the plot centres in
determined and desperate contest be-
tween Rosamond a young woman of un-
happy birth. and Brabaz0n. her father
the two are not made aware of the re-
iatlonshlp until the end of the play
Brabazon had betrayed R0samonds
mother and lcft her before The girl was
born. when she is grown 10 wOmanhood
She "a met and loved by Ned Annoslcv.
the adopted son Of Brabazon. Tho old
man refuses TO permit the marriage ass he
has heard of some vague mystery sur
rounding Rosamonds birth The Girl
makes piuful and earnest protest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
EII!L!l.!!,,I3!lEl!LL]
a Speciality.

primary. Secondary OF Tertiary Syphilis
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Throat. Pimplss. Copper Colored spots,
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cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
ana challenge the world for a case We
cannot cure. This disease has always
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physicians. $500. 900 capital behind our I'M
conditional guaranty Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. Address Cook
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Bert the icading lady. IS also favorabiy
known I'm this section of the country .
Margaret Dale. tho Juvenile. has received
high praise since she has been associated
with this company. and Telluta Evans
ls not unknown 90 our readers. The rest
Of the company includes Miss Ellen Nor
timer, and Messrs. Earle Browne, James
a. Leahy. r. Lacay Harry Spear and
Leo I.lns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

against the cruel fate that IS thrust upon
her and bitterly arroiens the stcrner sex
for its failure to protect the sacrcdnoss
of womauh0od Brabazon undertakes to
excuse mon Of DIS own kind. and the con-
trovorsy grows BOO fervor aud eliminates
in the scene of the most thrilling charac-
fer. tho denouement of course disclosing
fhc relationship of Brabaz0n 10 Rosa
mond.
Tho company this season includes GLOW
ard Han. Amelia Gardner and most
capable company.