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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
SCHNEIDER BACK IN PARIS.
ING UNTIL THE TRIAL AT Rem
MES is ENDED


ING UNTIL THE TRIAL AT REM
MES is ENDED.
Paris Aug 22.-Colonel Schneider, the Aus
TRAN Military Attache has arrived at his En-
bassy here. The officials Of the Embassy de-
clare the attache will say nothing regarding the
letter incident until the Dreyfus court martial Is
concluded.
special edition OF the Figaro" August II. ex-
posed what is alleged to be another forgery in the
Dreyfus case. by publishing the following telegram
from Ems:
The letter OF November 80. 1897. attributed TO me-
and reproduced in the Figaro" of August i6 1899
is a forgery. SCHNElDER'
The publication OF this telegram caused a great
sensation In Paris The letter referred 10 is alleged
10 have been written by Colonel Schneider. and In
II he was supposed 10 have said that Colonel
Schwarzkoppen and Major PanizZardi. respectively
the German and Italian Military Attaches at Paris
I'm 1894 were trying 10 make out that 1t was not
Dreyfus who had given them secret information
and adding that he (Schneder) had no belief In
these protestatons. VI. Cavatgnac. the former
court martial OF Dreyfus. made great point OF
this.
A dispatch from Ems last night said that Colonel
Schneider had started for Paris with the intention
OF instituing proceedings for forgery and the en-
ployment of forged documents against those res
ponsihie for the authorship and use OF the letter
which he had already distinctly repudiated
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NJ Iahori-You should be sure regarding the
Intervention Of Maitre Demange because bar
rlster Of his standing is not appointed officially
unless there are important reasons for H.
Counsel proceeded to relate how, when he left
Lieutenant Colonel Berth, he discussed the
above conversation with his wife. and wondered
what security could be found in the oath or
Judgment Of men who readily believed things so
ridiculous. MY belAf in the Innocence OF Drey-
fus" NJ Labori added. began on that day. l
give you my word OF honor that Lieutenant
Colonel Berth admitted that he had grudge
against Maitre Demange, saying IL was because
he defended Dreyfus badly by persisting In max
ing Dreyfus deny all the charges against him.
Lieutenant Colonel Berth evidently thought
Maitre Demange ought to have Joined the 9TH
ers in trying to convict Dreyfus.'
Colonel Jouaust here declared the incident
closed. NJ. Demange. however, nterposed. say
ing: You will. however allow me to appear on
the scene" Q4aughter) N. Demange said that
he preferred to speak In the presence Of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Berth. and remarked:
LAS the trial of Dreyfus was held behind closed
doors. Lieutenant Colonel Berth could not know
whether defended him well or ILL.," Lieutenant
Colonel Berth replied: II heard OF the speech
for the defence afterward."
NJ Demange tnen Sald tnat the TACT tnat ne
was chosen to defend spies was proof Of his dis
erection.
A brief adjournment followed. and when the
court resumed its session Major Gendron was
called TO testify regarding the Austrian woman.
Nine. DEFY. He said that he had taken tea at
her house on a single occasion. and that he
thereafter confined himself to exchanging few
polite words with her when they met. though
she urged his revisiting her house. He thought
that the woman's mode OF dressing and the mys-
terry OF her existence could not be accounted for.
The witness felt that he was dealing with an
adventures. He heard that she had fine ac
quaintances. including Dreyfus. and. In view Of
the fact that in such companonship Dreyfus
was liable to commit some imprudent action. the
witness Informed Lieutenant Colonel Berth Of
his fears
Referring to the organization OF the Intelli-
gence Department. Major Gendron said that he
had viewed with deep pain the destruction Of all
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NEW VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.

LIST OF APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED BY
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Aug. 22-The following appointments
to the volunteer army are announced
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
W. s. SCOTT. captain LIST Cavalry Nice Bigelow. de-
clined).
GEORGE W. GREEN Tennessee: JOHN L. JORDAN
Tennessee: W. j. WHITTfORNE. Tennessee
ELMER o. wQRRICK. Oregon: GEORGE DE g.
CATLIN New-York; JOHN MCLINToCK New
York WALTER b. ELLIOTT. Missouri w J.
HENDRICKS Georgia, FRANK 5. LONG. Iowa
and JOSEPH w. GLIDDEN. Maine.
FIRST LIEUTENANTs.
W. r. MoLINARD. New-York; HARRY A. ELY New
Jersey: FRANK S. KREBS. Missouri: EDWARD
VIENNA fs". wh " Ss sToSpF8Rp ws;!
ARTHUR Poii-LoN. New-York: WILLIAM
CONVICTION Tennessee; GRANT A. TRENT. Ten
nessee; ANDREW X. BROWN. Tennessee: FRANK
MALoNEY Tennessee. and rHADDEUs q. sEIGLE,
North Carolina.
SECOND LIEUTENANTs
GIDEON II. WILLIAMS Tennessee; WILLIAM A.
! AUSTIN, Ohio. BRUCE n. JUDD. Ohio; LATHAM
J. SHELTON. Nebraska; r. MAXWELL. Missis-
sippi; LOUIS r. WEBER, New-York. CHARLES s..
New-York: JAMES ii. PARKS. Iowa; EDMUND T..
PATTERSON, at large W. o. THORNTON, Georgia,
and JOHN r. WAUGH. Nebraska.
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CHILDREN'S MATINEE AT BATH BEACH.
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WALTHAM WATCHES

The best and most reliable timekeepers
made in this country or in any other.
The Perfected american WacJ an illustrated book of ill.,
lxstng information about cakvs loa be sent UPON reQuest
-4nserican NIaNbam NIateb Co.. NaNbam, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

the Ayoca Wills, Each VIII receive a pr.....
sandwiches and large box Of candy Ths Az Az Of
VITA VIII be thrown open to the children Hvoca
grounds VIII be given UP TO them The chp d me
Home Nus"' OK the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
SECOND LIEUTENANTs.
MATINEE AT BATH BEACH.

Three hundred and fifty poor children at the Chill
dren's Aid Society Home In Bath Beach will be
entertained at the matinee Thursday afternoon at
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ROUTES TO THE SOUTH
FIGURES WHICH SHOW NEED OF AN
ISTHMIAN CANAL
IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE OF PED,
CHILL. ECUADOR AND BOLIVIA

A.
washington Aug. p fSpeciaD.-A map OF An.,,o.
showing the transportation routes Of NORTH .
trai and South America just issued by the IT,
ury Bureau Of Statistics gives Soma In,o....,
Data on the relative distance between tho Ing
cal centres OF the United States and tho.e q, -
parts ot the world by way OF the various exls,,.
anu proposed water routes II shows especlallv o.
routes followed by steamships In the commerce 5.
tween the Eastern and Southern ports OF the r,,,.
states and Of Central and South America ana -.
western coast OF the United States The con,r..
between the distances now trayersed bv ,h ''
merce OF the Eastern United States with the w.s,.
COASTS OF America and those which would be nsa.
pracucable ny an isthmian canal Is interes,,ns
The fact that the Isthmus OF Panama lies LIS.
directly south OF the Atlantic Coast ports ana go
al commerce for the western coast OF sou,h
America must now travel esstwardy a distance ..
over 1907 miles and again back to the ives, M.
distance before reaching the western coma, =, G.
America Indicates In some degree the los ., a..
lance ana steam power which must be utnl,.d =.
reaching the western coast OF South Americ, Co.
trasted with that which will be practicable shourA
a water route be opened across the Isthnus r.
New-York TO Valparaiso on the western coss, :.
Sou'h America by way OF the Strait OF Magellan
Is shown to be $3.50 miles, while by way O, color
ana Panama 1t is only 1872 miles: while from Nav
YORK TO San Francisco by way OF the Strait O, Ma
gellan is 1900 miles. and by way Of Nicaragua 4,
1857
The commerce OF the west coast n, sou,b A..
lea. as shown by the publication OF the Burean =,
Statistics which this map accompanies nov
amounts to over 100000 annually. and OF ,hI,
sum only sl5,ooo0oo is with the United States Tn.
imports OF Chill, Peru. Ecuador and Bolivia
amounted in 1897 to over s0.0o0.0I and OF this
amount less than 10000 was from the United
states Thus in that part OF the commerce r
which the United States producers and manufactu.
rers are most interested-the export trade-ths
United States now obtains less than 10 per cent
OF the trade Of the Pacific coast OF South Amertc.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
ron ROYALTY.

o. the second foor. or sntresnl. ~
neeping-rooms for upper servants a.
lords or ladies In waiting. On the toD
-. nrst. door are the principal roouA
The diniug-room y decorated In whits.
Louis XIV. style, with furniture In ys1-
low brocade @ld curtains Of silk.
When visiting royalty comes to Inn
don and the queen does not wish to
put them up at Buckingham palscs
they always go to Ciaridge's hotel
This old hostelry has just finished O
new building. and the royal suite con.
tained in It is being very much talked
about in London.
The royal suite il really a hotel In
Itself. quite shut on from the rest o.
the building. There are three floors.
called ground. entresol and first. En-
tering the private doorway, one fnds
himself in hall from the foot Of tho
staircase opening into . reception
room. which can be used ~ dining.
room or boudoir. 1t IL done In white
ana red.
A small drHwing-room or boudoii
mas It's ceiling done In Wedgwood
plaques. and yellow and white are the
eolors of the furniture and hangings
The principal drawing-room has walls
paneled in blue silk. window curtains
70 match. and q thick velvety carpet
Of blue Tho big lamp II shaded with
huhy pink and the Chippendale fur
niture Is Of mahogany. Luxurious
sofas and armchairs are scattered
about.
Beyond the bathroom 10 the prin-
cipal bedroom. This Is really mag
nifcent apartment The antique door.
with its quaint metal handle. II :
curiosity in itself. Facing one on en-
trace IL q really superb wardrobe Of
carved mahogany. The antique IRE
place. with it metal dogs. il also de-
lishtful to the eye Of the connoisseur.
The walls are panelcd in green silk.
with curtains TO match. while the car
Dst IL Of . deeper shade Of the same
hue.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
SCRAPS.

Great dssls make great men; sftss
which everything they % e Interest,"
lng.-Puck.
Russia has twenty y-nine women whs
have devoted themselves to pharmacy.
and Germany has more than 100.
A Paris paper says that Presidens
Faurs used to receive daily twenty
begging lsttsrs and about one hundred
anonymous letters abusing him.
One Of the most nourishing western
colleges u the StAts Univsrsity Of Kan
sas. It has 1890 students. sfxty-seveu
rrofsssors in the faculty and eight f,ns
new modem butllIngs.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
GEMS or THOUGHT.

Useful occupation is mot only . ton
ie; It is q se1ative to the troubled spir-
Il Instead Of looking in upon our
own griefs until we magnify them. We
should rather look At the sorrows Of
others. in order TO tighten and lssssu
them. -Cuyler.
Men are not to be judged by their
leoks, habita and Appearances, but By
the character Of their lives and con-
vefsations and by their worhs. 'Tis
bstter that . man's cvn works. than
that anothsr mans words should
praise him
Laughter should dimpls the cheek.
not furrow the brow. A 3est should BE-
sneh that all shall bs able TO join In
he laugh which II occasions; but II
Y bear hard upon ons of the company.
llke he crack of . string. II makes .
stop a ~ music. -rsitham.
Rare ta1ents may sometiuss b. pro
fogAtivss without bsing advantages;
an1 through : needless ostsntation Of
cas's excsllencise may ~ more eio-
s1oas, : modest coucee1usnf Of them
= usuaily more ssfs; and "a uhssaspu-
nbis disclotufD q nashss q NJ NAY
Aemetfmes 10 . mna ~ oeaes asrvIce
thoa 70 lirses IL a1yofeas11s ~ tAey
- Az hin : mlse1Is(. - Boyle.
~ bepsn hAys - wssttea II III
- " tkety sreatsst nen--by srsas
le41>sx fxsaf statsBanea ~ G5sat
ttlaxefp T'has ~ ~ = yoer shnlsas
~ ~ y 1oee& WIN ~ Je6fle WitA
~ eeu11nisn sfawd M satgss - ~
1lgss6 t&eea vhss ~ ~ Vt1je ~
1ooee61 e6qf1 = eDoa ~ ~ NH ~
~ - ~ - ~ U9el1< n6a1oo
q E y !l's 4 - J :
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
MIXED rAnAosArns.

The Tyro, has sss Mcsnssd Alpias
guides.
An economy ON westsrn railroads =
the use Of boiler nues from old iocomo-
tives for fence posts.
Grape fruit. recently taken up IN
south California, has been found TO b
more prolific and profitable than Or
angsA
Berlin has followed The exsnpls a
LonAca In forbidding cabnsn to uss
certain streets unisss tAey have . pas-
Beagsr.
TAs rroluct Of the slsAty-ssvsa
0llk-coudsns1Ag factories in the Units1
0tatss Last year was worth abous
e1oo. .oee. 80.
Michigan sxDsots 70 have the largest
Dask In The eouAtry. The tract IN
volvsd covers 7sSss0 aosus and u To-
catsd in six counties.
According 70 compstsnt French
statistictan, France Lost 1ss. 900 men by
the Franoo-rruasian war. 0srmany's
losses were oily 3e.27s-
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
MAID Of Honor Contest.

Herewith is printed q coupon ballot
to be used in voting for a young lady
to rebresent Fremont county as Maid
Of Honor to the Queen Of the Festival
of Mountain and Plain, to be held in
Denver September 25 to 80. In or
der to vote clip the coupon. write in
the blank space the name Of the young
lady for whom you wish to vote and
hold it until near the end of the con-
test when further instructions will be
given.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
Utah Mining Districts.

Bingham, Tintic, Park City, Mercur,
Marysvale. Gold Mountain, Deep Creek
La Sal, described and illustrated in q
64-page pamphlet together with .
prospector's map of Utah, and claim
grouped maps of Bingham, Tintic
and Mercur, ready for delivery July
1st. Send two cents in postage for
this the most complete and reliable
write-up of the mineral resources Of
Utah ever published. 29t5
GEO. w. HE1NTz,
Acting General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Salt Lake City.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
D. G. Keirsey, zI3 Greenwood.

2 bedroom sets.
/ child's bed.
2 sets springs. 2 mattresses.
6 chairs. 2 rockers.
l child's high chair and rocker.
l lot shelving.
l steel range stove.
l oil stove heater.
/ steel range gasoline stove.
2 Round Oak heating stoves.
/ sewing machine.
2 tubs. SO foot hose and reel.
2 carpets.
l stand table.
/ ice cream freezer.
Hoe, rake, shovel. 2 5-gal. oil cans.
l parlor lamp.
For sale this week only.
8 stone counters.
IL tables, 6, Z and 8 feet in length.
2 cloak racks.
l 50-gal. oil tank.
2 show cases.
! set shoe fixtures.
5 store stools.
small oil stove.
l pr. trucks.
2 large mirrors.
2 mems coat forms.
l lot millinery display stands.
3 ladies' cloak and suit forms.
2 boys suit FORMS
For sale this week only.
D. G. Keirsey.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
.1I1o1EBABY u BoRu.n
= Valuable Litsls Beck Il Intsessl
- An Wouan 7ous Ykoa.

EyesxWumnn looks fnswezd With SDel-
ingB q 5gg fndeasrihab1e 70 IL
sos siatss its - sssSs q r hss Ils e GO. z;
oienide1nee. How pfuud - Win -
whan har beho nest5es On h1R bsooo1
boz sWset the name a ss1fneherfs Aad
~, hee entiqipaxioa q III egenk 4
qsrof tie opaeal, % thas & = knpceoi-
hie 70 aso6 the feeling q loeu6n1ina
which creeps over hee. M dnnn6f
and su15erinG attendants upon being Z
mother can be entirely pEevenfed, %
that the coming Of the littlo stznnass
need notbo looked forward towith 1ear.
Every woman who reads this, ancbtain
free 8 valuable little book eufitled sBe-
fore BABY e 1czn. by esnding hss a.
Atlanta Ga. This book contains prics.
less Information for all woman, end NJ
ons 1houh fail 70 send for II
e0R SALE RY HUNTER PALMER
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Miss learl Hilburn, whose singing
was well known and much admired in
Canon three and four years ago. is
here for visit with Miss Dale. Since
last in Canon Miss Hilburn has spent
several years in the music schools Of
Boston and New York.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Losr-0n Saturday, July 22nd, q
yellow and white pointer dog named
Toby" A suitable reward will be
paid for his return or information as
to his whereabouts. ]. S. Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
WANrED-Position in small family
general housework. Apply at the
st. James Hotel. 3Ot2

Mr.. W. G. Eldred stopped over for
a few days to visit in Canon this weak.
He was returning to Crippls Greek
after visit back East.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

The regular meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of Christ Church will take
place Wednesday afternoon, August
End, at A o'clock.
HARRIET B. BARTLETT, Sec.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mr.. Frank Lanning and family took
the Santa Fe train Monday morning
for Lamar, where he will join his
brother Charley in the business of
brick and stone masonary.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

NJ. and Mrs. F. A. Reynolds and
family llsft Monday evening for Las
Vegas. New Mexico, for = ten days
visit.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

W. h. Davie and family were up
from florence Tuesday, passing the
day with friends.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mr.. Win Peabody and Deputy Coun-
" Clerk Art Frisbie returned Mon
day night from . fishing trip over in
ths Gunnison country. They had q
vary successful catch.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

The regular meeting Of the Library
association win be held at the library
Tuesday afternoon, August l, at A
O'Clock. Mrs. A. N. Hawley, Sec.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Special Bargain in . CHOICE BRICK
HOUSE, A FINE HONE. See rs about
It quickl Woodford & Dawson.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

: Jimmie Peabody and Win Cleghorn
left last Thursday for . two weeks
estiag st Wagon Wheel Cap. They
wsrs accompanied BY l. c. Thompson,
~. Psabody's colorsd cook.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Colorado i in the field for more
best sugar factories, and the Arkan-
- valley has . showing to make that
pats hsr IN the front rank Of aspirants.
Pueblo Chieftain.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

L.C. Foltz y hack froa . ton dsys
NJ . Busns Vita and Clenwood
9sinnp. He ~ ~ would rather
ptep q ~ Prilcst3n e Busna Vista
- ~ Cslsgsio It 0lsawuod.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mrs.. N. B. Alden and children
came down from Cripple Creek Fri
day for abort visit.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

The first Ca6on City peaches of the
season we're put on the market Mon
day.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Our work in Picture Framing is
the neatest and most satisfactory in
the city. ALLEE, LEWIS & Co.
29tf 504 Main street.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Nice little property in Pueblo, also
oas in Colorado Springs to exchange
for something in or near Caiion City.
SOtf ]. N. RAcspALE & Son.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

BORN Saturday, to Prof. and Mrs.
J. P. Farmer, on Lincoln Park, girl
hahy. All are wall and happy.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

United Presbyterian services will
hereafter be held each Sunday in the
Adventist church, Eleventh and Main
streets. Morning services at IL
o'clock and evening services at 7:30,
conducted by Pastor S. R. McLaugh-
lin.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

There we're 874,558 persons en-
ploysd BY the. railroads Of the United
States last year, who received $685.
055, ,6l8 for their time.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Good goods are always the cheap
sst; Thomas handles ths highest
grade whesls manufactured all 1899
models and he sells them on easy
paymsnts. 13tf
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mining claims near Howard are in
creasing in prospective value. George
Cooper has leased to Cripple Greek
parties i've claims under bond Of $50
600.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Miss Mary Stevenson of Marion,
Indiana, q former school friend Of
Miss Florence Rockafellow, is here
for a few weeks visit. She will spend
some weeks at Colorado Springs and
Manitou, then return in October.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Clifford Hall has taken Lee Morri-
sons place ON the D. & r. G. express
wagon, while Lee has accepted posi-
tion with D. G. Milligan.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

e11 ~ ~ JAnitorship Of
Dhesl puildiAG srs 10
nse thSk applications
e. \ II ens ~ IL usdsr-
~ AuGust 1sk 1899.
Il yhDasusoN,
~. eeleel DIX Ne. !.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Nis Mitchell sister Of Mrs. Geo.
Bethel, b visiting friends in Denver.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

J. B. Drury Of st. Louis. largely in
tbrssted in minging property 1t Bare
HillA u spending week at the Hot
Springs hotel.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Dali DsWeese re-
turned Tuesday from Alaska where
Mr. DeWeese had been on govern
ment business. A generous welcome
was rendered the couple by their
friends, among whom almost every
resident of the city is numbered.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Joseph Bitterly Of Victor is spend
Ing . few days at the Hot Springs
ho<ol.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Dr.. Collins, the peu physician. has
rented the Ford home on Crossword
and will soon occupy it as home and
once.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Harvey 4 Clark. the stone con-
tracterA are preparing to remove to
Pusblo. Mr.. Clark i already in the
Smoky City.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

II We hadn't promised to not say
anything about those hashlight views
n Bsechsr's window, there would bs
IN interesting little story IN today's
RECORD.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

- tboss waatiag hosses n o. nsar
o. C1v - ~ ~ : nios location
- leoa ~ ~ anoaey % huild )
- - y. RAaopAIH 4 GoN.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Up to the present time ! have
been somewhat hampered in my
work BY > lack Of room. This OBJ
jecticnabls feature having besn over
come, am NOW IN . position to turn
out work in sbout one-half the time
It formerly took, and have : capacity
sufficient to do easily every bit Of
laundry business Of this city. Am
turning ont the handsomest work Of
my laundry n ths State. Cal and In
'pect my plant. J. 3. LANrz,
csaes stean Laundry.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

R.S.Lewis, N.F. Handy. J.H. Peabody
&C. Dawson and ]. W. Nilsson went to
Denver Monday to consult with the
officials of the D. & R. G. and G. C..
& C. C railways in regard to terminal
facilities.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Ore glasses and compassss. Fine
aasortment. Beechers Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

"A letter just received from Mr.. J.
P. Morrison and daughter at Cshon
City, states that both are rapidly i'm
proving in health and will soon be
home again.-Altman Champion.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

The Conaway house on River street
has been rented by A. E. Wilson Of
Stockton, Illinois. Mrs. Wilson and
children arrived Monday. They come
for the benefit of Mrs. Wilson's health,
and intend to make their permanent
home here.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Cottonwood Lake items in the
Buena Vista Republic makes mention
that Mr.. TN. and Master Ted Hard
ing Of Canon City are the envy Of
other nimrods sojourning here on ac-
count of their skill in catching the
frisky trout"
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

1t is expected that the classroom
in the new Methodist church will be
ready for use one week from next
Sunday, and it is hoped that dedica-
tory services may occur on the last
Sunday in. August.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Money to loan ON real estate at 8
pee cant, by Woodford 4 Dawson.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Miss Tina Penney has been nomina-
ted for the honor.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mrs. Mary Barbara Thresa Magerl,
mother Of Miss Ella and julius Ruff of
this city and Mrs. W. H. Murray of
Parkdale, died at her home, 1904
River street, yesterday morning.
She had been i'll for some time. Mrs.
Magerl was born in Bavaria, Germany,
March 81, l84s. and had lived in
Canon City number of years.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Miss Daisy Gardner, who spent the
last year at Quincy, Illinois, has re-
turned to her home on Four Mile.
During her stay at Quincy Miss Daisy
took course in stenography and
typewriting at the Gem City Business
college, securing diploma. A diplo-
ma from this college is substantial
guarantee that the holder is in every
way fitted to hold first class position.
Miss Gardner is to be congratulated
upon her success.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Mr.. j. Morrison and eldest daugh-
ter departed for Canon City Tuesday
in quest Of health, for which Canon
City is go noted.
Cañon City record., 1899-07-27
Bicycles.
For SaIe.

For Sale.
Good work horse and nice driving
horse for sale. Inquire, W. D. Comb
East Main street. 28t4