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Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
Crystal Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bachelor of
Fruitmere celebrated their crystal
Wedding on Monday evening.
There were present, persons repre-
ssnting by nativity, nine states and
three foreign countries. Those from
Illinois being in excess There were
fourteen from that state.
After enjoying the early part of
the evening in social conversation,
The guests were invited TO supper.
Tie table was loaded with substantials
and delicscies of the most inviting
kinds.
\ number of nice presents were re-
seived. A crystal tea set, celery
dish, pair OF vases, cheese dish. three
fruit dishes, pickle dish, jelly dish
and salad dish from friends in Dakota;
rose jar. Mr. and Mrs. Tinker; celery
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harrison; salad
dish, MIR. and Mrs. John Weed; fruit
dish, Minnie Weed and Rodney Smith;
cut glass pepper and salt, Mr.. A.
West OF Chicago; set pie plates, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur: berry dish, Mr.. and
Mrs W. A Dunn; fruit dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 5. Lee; porcelain dinner set,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Snow, Mrs. Har-
riet Snow, Mrs. L. NJ. Snow, Rev. and
Mrs. R. A Chase, Miss Emma Ripley
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wood
ford, Mir. and Mrs. John Spangler.
2. r Broughton and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Cleveland.
The friends departed wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Bachelor the pleasure of
many more wedding anniversaries.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
MlIItary Band Meeting.

There was quite an enthusiastic
meeting az George Lewis barber shop
among the young men of Canon City
Monday evening. The purpose was
the organization of band. The
organization starts out with twenty
names on the list. After the busi-
ness meeting the following officers
were elected for the term of one
year: ". A. Sheek, president; B. E.
Stotts, vice-president; Robt. Backus,
secretary; B. A. Ellis, treasurer; ".
G. Spreyer, musical instructor; Max
Gillett, librarian. ]. H. Peabody has
been secured as business manager
and better man would be hard to
md Adjournment was taken until
next Thursday evening at s O'clock.
Anyone wishing to join should be
present at the next meeting. as the
membership is limited to thirty-two.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
SILVER REPUBLICANS MEET
Enthusastlc coassatlon Of the Silver
Advocates aad = Clean Ticket
pinced In Nomlaaticu.

Next in importance and enthusiast,
to the straight Republican convention
held last week. was the gathering If
Silver Republicans At tAs court house
Saturday. Representation from the
vAxiods prscincts was good and psr-
fsca hasnesy prevailed anoss the
deloGn1sA.
r nsslane ~ callsi to oedsr b
ceunlv Clnlnnn r E levi1 NJ
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
WAS IT MURDER OR SUICIDE
Decomposed Body Of uaknown Man
Found Hanging 10 . Tree
Near the Frssk Ranch-

While returning home after taking
some cattle TO pasture Sunday morn
ing the l2ryear old sons Of John
Frcek and Mr.. Nelson Of Garden Park
came suddenly upon tie body Of :
man. It waa N : ssuksittang pestars
leaning against snall trss. = ~
nidst of ussss pisioa tAieksk ~
~ ~ beys thes ~ ~ - sllueA
osa1Aassa = og.rln ~.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
A Small Blaze.

Just as the second grade pupils
in in Bates Hair were dismissed
last Friday afternoon. one Of the out
buildings was discovered to be on FIRE.
The ire department was soon on the
ground and the blaze extinguished.
The fire brought many anxious par
ents upon the scene Fear was turn
ed into rejoicing when it vas dis
covered that It was only stable on
the rear Of the lot that was on fire.
Much credit is given Miss Yard for
the manner in which she controlled
her pupils during the excitement in
cident to the IRE.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
noa,t csM.

Next time buy your Fiies and Fish
ing Tackle Of Hnntsr Pslnsr; Ike
wiss "Adams Standard.s swssk
80 tsAeses IL ~ -
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
JOHN COON, JR.
cANDIpArE FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.


The Offices coroner commonly
Offices and conventions these places given re
the the candidates. please disappointed
lion satisfy neglected of the Ut
with the fusion this Florence should something
OF the good of their they
the Republicans of 1899 They careful
minor offices surveyor
paid $4,000 which everybody about
does pay better than John
the place.
John Coon Jr- like candidate for
of his early life Cleveland He highly
through the C School of Applied Sciences Cleveland School
Civil Engineering and military schools
and years employ Rocky
charge surveying engineering for the Florence
Oil & Refining Co, with his home Florence.
of Mr. Coons side pursuits that a cartoonst
with the City
Times laughed good
paper knowing put up by county
But his business and civil engineering
request Republicans
surveyor for at least
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
]. NJ. HANKS,

CANDIDATE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
of schools well known fact that that Office has been held
Pout for several terms and the people have felt that
would be desirable looking candidate important place
better could have been found than Mr. Hanks The place should be
filed ability good
all
Hanks native Of Illinois where he taught school He
kept live
schools La Plata Colorado Since 1894 be has been member
the school Florence being president
Under his guidance the schools Florence
ba credit growing and CITY, Florence well be
schools buildings
much Mr. Hanks successful business
ed Mr. Hanks place.
important
JAS. McLAREN
COMMISSIONER
Republican candidate county
s in 1861 He Colorado 1879 and with
Of short tr has been resident of this
resident Florence Ever Gle
r. has s been Of the
He sober Industrious property and
all well equipped for holding the responsible position
commissioner. Mr. Maren strong following
be forgotten by Canon Republicans.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
Elder Down Sacques

Exc~edinyly handsome are our Fder
Down Sacques Striped and plain colors
satin bound collars with ribbon tisS
A warm. dainty house sacqae
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
LinoIeums 5 Oil Cloths

We have one of the largest stocks o.
these goods In the city. We show ideaS
in both the inlaid linolenms and cheap
er oiicicths. Strict stteneion has beer
paid to styles snd durability, oor
prices can't be beat
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
DIR. W. 7. LITTLE.
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CORONER.

CANDIDATE
We do know Dr. ". T. Little
informed convinced this
adds qualifications
wedding
DR.
college Philadelphia Spent
Chicago travel He years
and has succeeded mnen physician He
physician
member of the L. Pension Board He
physicians who do believe advertising notore
fear he will ike this much said being
the of his profession ordinary good
Judgment he S just the man fol-
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
Jackets!

There isn's a store ia the city tina,
can show tiaer assortment OF posi-
,ivels elegant apes and Jackets The
SWEETEST novelties for women and chill
den. Plain, fancy braided and strap
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
The Republicans of Fremont County Feel it in Their
Bones That They Going to Win
CANDIDATES OF and BY THE PEOPLE
Short Sketch Each of the Candidates the Republican Tick
et--.Ihey are All Men to be Proud Of and Men Who
Will Well Serve the People and the Party

ago Democratic leaders out the side
they
little for the Republicans putting ticket in
Republicans held enthusiastic convention
and the ticket named by the people and not by the
politicians Republicans trading
buying selling goes with Republicans and fusing
Nearly Silver Republicans copvention and
the Republican ticket noble
thing the thing for those honest Silver Republicans who OBJ
ject o being led blndy into the Democratic fold
people days The FIRST
and calm has been made But
Republicans sated but rather been
like while who not
chronic seeker they made
important Republican history party
during the time
by election day viii be the
Republican party that is the whole thing.
holding held and it has been done
by opposition little such fault be found with the
Republican year. ticket
county Cassedy and Hawkins
ha the other sheriff and
before Offices better filled II public
by all these should
each have second term.
But the Republicans of ticket They
all than their communities
little talk might be thing make better
quanted something
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
Carpets

Why are our Carpets. Rags and Art.
Squares such qnick sellerss 'lseeausf
our line is complete, and our prio suif
the people.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
WILLIAM NJ. BRIDGES.
CANDIDATE FoR COUNTY AssEsso

ASSESSOR.
William NJ Bridges candidate to Colorado from
making Denver He left
locating
at his trade that Of carpenter until October 81
management company engaged
their Coal Creek and Wmurg and he h
remained the of this the time In 81 while
repairing Rockvae
the swiftly revolving which injury resulted akg
him cripple for life
Bridges who the of all He
neighbor. In his
eniou discriminating
unanhed and his ability unquesioned In short
whom the of Fremont safely onfd the Office
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
Outing Flannels

Our Outing Flannel trade has aoah
ed over last year. What's sha martsr
with the iisnnel? Well Itch sou aseere.
It's the quality os the goods, and u
price We excel in this line,
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19

political gangser sheriff further such
perncous honest upright citizen who has
respect of ALL without regard politics He
of admire and noble honor
WILLIAM NJ. BRIDGES,
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
L. x. KoHLMAN,
cANpIpATE ron couNrY cLERk.

than l. X Kohman great Kohlnan
born that weknown Republican of Ohio That
Cured 1867 Mr. Koeman present years
For eighteen years Kohman resided For
George
Of Denver For the thu
tive in this of the for the wcknown Denver stru
brook Mercantile He year
of which have been City He
M business and liked business
dealings with him. While emnen
Of affairs and win make Fremont excellent clerk Mr.
Kohman serving his second alderman, having
when others his people
like kol He has made good alderman and all parties free
this Ase this Republican Clerk
beenan ofhce-seeker.
GEORGE r. CASSIDY.
TREASURER.
The Republican standardbearer Wilkes
Pennsylvania s49 He engaged mining
city
he associated with r. jewe
with W. Bdwel in writing
1889 and reelected in 1891
Of county That he has filed the position with himself
and his party gansay He holds
Fremont county. being recognized worthy
officer Fremont county popular panstag
than Cassidy and widely
sally liked large contingent camorg
enon in the office held by him and satisfy this
demand Republican party
this year
WILLIAM L. HAWKINS,
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY snrRrYr.
The present county,
candidate Nothing say would
him higher place the people
than that aresy held
M That duty has faithfully performed
deny Even his political complaint
He made good sheriff and will continue
In the past
johnson county, Tennessee in ls5s There
he received good Aoo
blacksmith ds With oxsde he as sssr been ss 70 maintain
comfortable opsse % ~ IN ef ha slseson 70 Tie ONCE Of
sAesi4 1897 - ~ hss Co cap, 70 Cado il
1esa MI - - ~ nssas tsvss psu
Cañon City record., 1899-10-19
RAINY DAY SKIRTS

to
skirt that viii
wearing them
gauy Prices
goms o
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
TAMMANY IN TERROR.
Witnesses Who Refuse TO Testify
Will be Prosecuted.
Gen. Carr Of Colorado Dies al Min
eral Springs, Texas.
"Kid" Lavelle Dying From Effects Of a
Knockout Blow.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. April 22-The counsel Of
the Mazst committee this morning called
the attention Of the committee aud wit
nesse3 to the penal code, sections OF
which provide for u years Imprisonment,
o. line OF $500, or both, Tor refusal 10
attend OF answer questions prop0unded
by a committle Of the legislature. Said
counsel would cite cOntumaciOus wit.
nesses to the constituted criminal au.
thOrties In this county for indictman
and punishment. IL IL were impossible
for the grand jury OF this county TO spare
the time to deal with cases OF contempt.
counsel Tor the committee would request
the governor to appoint q judge to hold
an extraordinary term OF the supreme
court and impanel an extraordinary
grand jury before which matters could
be brought. Dr. O'5ulliyan. representing
thu city departments, referred TO Clsrke's
announcement IA intimidation"
Samuel Meyers refused point blank 10
answer questions whether he had been
employed by any member Of the city
government or police department to 60
10 disorderly resorts and solicit orders
for Maryland whisky.
Chairman Mazet directed the counsel
to take steps to bring Meyers before the
court for conte npt as soon AZ practical
BILE.
Evidence was presented showing that
roker had not been assessed for per.
g nal property the past four years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
Missouri River Rising

Omaha. April 22.-The river rose sew.
eral points last night, and large portion
OF the bottoms are oyerllowed. A strong
current, which cut across from Florence
lake, washed out some OF the trscksge.
No main line yet under water.
LEyEE BREAKS
st. Joseph, Mo, April 22-There is a
break in the Payne leyee abont 200 feet
wide. The levee is mile long and pro-
tects the Burlington track depot and
part OF the town of Hamburg eighty
miles north OF here. Bags of sand are
being used to repair the break,
HIGH WATER.
Kansas City. April 22 - The Missouri
river continued 70 rise the past twenty
four hours, though not ss rapidly as the
past four days. squs'ters in the low
lands are moving their effects TO higher
ground. and farmers are getting their
stock TO safe places. AZ Kansas City.
Lpayenworth and 81. Joseph much land
is already under water. but no serious
damage has resulted.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
ClSE CLOSED.
Near The End Of The Ohio
Sensational Trial.
Jefferson Day Dinner Orators Not
TO Be Osecuted for Treason.
Miscarriage CT Justice at Murder
Trial In South Carolina.
KILLED AT RAILROAD CROSSING.

Canton. Ohio, April 22.-The third
week OF the trial OF Mrs. Annie George
Tor the murder Of George d. Saxton,
brother OF Mrs. Mckinley. closed TO day
] hs case will probably go to the JurJ
next Wednesday. The sensational
feature OF the trial has been the ap
pesrsnee as witnesses for the defense OF
tho son and divorced husband OF the
defendant. Although the latter secured
damages from SaxIOn a. wall as q
divorce with SaxtQn as 60 respondent he
testified strongly In favor Of his former
wife. stating that they always lived
ffpply until they met Saxton. Mrs
A souse remained In hiding and Mt.
f;ieys for the defense rested their cas-,
o. the abb established by the teatimony
of Mrs. Kiinger Rebuttal on behalf OF
thabtRte began this morning. IL was
especially sought TO show that the nc
cnsed might have left tho scene Of the
tragedy after the shooting and reached
Florence Klinger's home at the hour
nrsied by that witness.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
-'a- -
TREASON sPOUTERs.


Cabiaet Has Not Discussed the Bryan
Treason ratotp
Washington, April % -rabinet OIL.
cials interviewed to-day entered absolute
denial of the story that the cabinet yes
tertsy discussed an alleged conspiracy
In Ibis country 10 weaken the United
stat . In the Philippines.
Secretary Hay. In reply toa direct ques.
iiOn, aaid the statement waq erroneous
tlat the cabinet bad bee charging any
person or set OF persons In the Uui,,J
Stat with treason. That was as far ~
he cared TO 20. Inquiry develops the
pr0hf Dle source of the story 10 some ex-
chs ga OF opinion. not only among cab
L et oflicers. but among close friends OF
the administration, ever since the sub.
mission OF the peace treaty TO the senate
to the general effect that great encour-
agem mt had been given Agulnaldo by
the stitude Of opponents OF the presi.
deas3 policy among American public
men. There also had been some ex
pressions on the part OF adherents OF the
presi lents policy az TO the Ill effect upon
the public OF frequent publications Of
letters from dissatisfied volunteers In the
PHILIPPINES.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

II can't be eXcelled, that is. the BOOK
BEER at Zeiger's Cafe this evening.
Trainmaster +. G. Fox, OF the Santa Ne,
with headquarters at Las Vegas, IL in the
city to-day.
w. l.. Englehart and wife, registering
from Madrid, have "a room at the Hotel
Highland. they reached the city last
night.
Lieut.. J. W. Green, the Rough Rider
and deputy sheriff at Gallup, came In
from the west last night aud Is in the city
to day.
DOdd & Lembke are now busy at WORK
clustering the opera house. MIR. Mcclure
expects 10 have all the work completed
before July l.
Q. o. Cushmsn, the travelling repro
sentative of Sweet, Orr Il Co. OF New
York, will leave this evening fIr DenveI
on business trip.
Book beer and book wurst, with roast
turkey on the side, at the White
Elephant this evening. All visitors and
home friends invited.
W. r. Rupley, formerly Santa Fe Pa
citic telegraph operator at H0lbrOOk, Il
In the city, aud will probably 90 10 III
Pas0 tomorrow morning.
A telegram received to-day from Mrs
John b. TTlmble states that she has ar-
rived safely In Los Angeles, where she
expects TO spend few weeks.
K. j. Davis. one OF Capt. Borradsile'e
volunteers. has returned from Seyery,
Kansas, where he has been visiting with
friends since he was mustered out.
Robert NJ. Black, who has been visiting
CITIZEN job department, for few days,
went down to III Paso this morning.
Capt. |. n. HOrner, who returned to the
city few days ago, after attending the
funeral o. his aged mother In Columbus,
Ohio, suffering with severe cold, IL able
to be on the streets again 10 day.
A fine shot gun, which was stolen
from Charles Guise at Pueblo, Colo,
some time ago and aftefwafd pawned
at n. simpsons office in this city, was
sent by Marshal McMillin to-day TO the
rightful owner, who paid Mr.. Simpson
the amount he was out on the gun, $50.
Mrs. r. G.. Morey died at 10 o'clock this
morning at her room on Railroad avenue,
from consumption, aged % years. The
deceased came here from Chicago seven
weeks ago for her health, but the disease
mad progressed 40 far that she failed TO
improve. sister OF her husband will
arrive from Chicago this evening, when
the disposition Of the body will he deter.
mined upon.
Two different games OF base ball are
being played in the city this afternoon.
The GOss Military Institute aud the High
school teams are crossing bats AT the fair
grounds. AT the Indian school grounds
teams from the university and the In
dian school are playing the second game
Of ths season. A week ago the red men
won, and their pale-iaced brothers hope
TO get satisfaction by turning the tables
tD day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
POLICE COURT NEWS.
Number of Petty Cases Disposed of
Ua.,l,a Gr.,.f,eI

Number OF Petty Cases Disposed Of by
Justice Crawford.
The three sporting men, who got into
a tight on Thursday night while endeay-
Oring to paint the town red. had their
hearing before Justice Crawford yester-
day evening. They all pleaded guilty
and two OF the number were fined $40
apiece, while the third man was let off
with 50, owing to his previous pesceable
record.
THIS morning q man by the name OF
Allen, who has been on q protracted
spree for several days, was fined $40,
which he paid.
Another drunk, German by name. was
given the privilege OF paying So into the
city tire isury or working for i've days
decorating the city streets. He refused
to take either horn OF the dilemma aud
consequently compromise was arranged
by which he will spend his five days In
the dark dungeon on bread aud water.
-Four women. who reside In the north
eastern part OF the city. were arrested
late yesterday afternoon on the com
plant OF man who charged that they
were OF unsavory reputation. They were
tried this morning on the charge OF
yagrsncy, but as the complaining wit
ness failed TO make case, the women
were discharged.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
ROMANTIC REUNION.

Earp Family Meet After Being Many
Years Separated,
Portland, oregon. April %. - Virgil
Earp, Prescott, Arizona, wife and daugh-
ter met In this city after separation of
thirty-eight years. Mr. and Mrs. Ksrp
we're married at 0skaloosa, Iowa, In 1860.
A year later carp went TO the war, and a
report came back that he died. After
the war Earp returned to his former
home, His wife and daughter had dis
appeared. After several years both Esrp
and wife married again, each believing
the other dead Mrs. Esrp. whose name
IL now Eaton, has been a resident OF this
city many years. lie lived in Arizona
fifteen years
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
five bodies Recovered From the Mine
Few Facts


five bodies Recovered From the Mine
Few Facts.
Special Correspondence
Madrid, n. M, April 81 An explosion
occurred here In the Cook " White miGt
TO. day at 1lI5, the full extent OF which
has not yet been ascertained. AT the
above mentined time a quick report was
heard and moment later smoke was
seen issuing from the mouth Of the mine.
In few moments ensued the heart
breaking scenes witnessed only around
such horrors Men with set, white faces,
fully cognizant OF the impending doom
OF fellow w0rkmen; halt-crazed women,
brayely trying to control their own griel
through the awful suspense and give
words OF comfort and cheer to their
neighbOrs; innocent little children. cling
ing TO their mothers, who knew not II they
we're fslherless. all made picture to be
remembered. The dead, so far a. ascsr-
tained, are: Fred Aria, John Piys, John
Simans ky, Adam Erishavish and boy.
the son ot ThOs. Watts. The men we're
all unmarried except krishayish, who
leaves wife and two small children.
The damage 20 the property cannot be
ascertained yet. efforts only being made
to rescue the bodies.
Later-The bodies OF the above men.
toned men have been recovered and
taken TO their homes, and no further
fatalities are anticipated, as the men
who we're fortunate enough TO escape
we're not injured in any way.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-22
TERRIBLE FATE.

A Boat Dad OF Men Die At Sea OF
starvation.
san Francisco, April 22.-The steamer
City of Para. from Central American
ports, brings the news that while at
Corinta an open boat containing the re-
mains Of nine men, who perished months
AGO. drifted ashore there. The men died
in agony. Not drop of water nor a
particle OF food was In the boat. In De-
cember last Louis ". Masten, OF the HI
Trumfo Fur company, three post officials
and fiye bOatmen went out to the Mail
con psny's steamer lying in the ofling at
nj TriumfO, A gale overlook the boat
soon after il left the steamer. 1t
was never seen again until 1t llOated into
Corints harb0f.