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Horse Disease Kills a Man.

CHAMBEhSbOhG, "a, sept. S.-An-
thrax, the most dreadful affiiction that
befalls man, caused the death Of DR.. John
J. Smith here yesterday. The eruptions
caused by the bacilli Of anthrax first ap-
peared on Sunday morning. The hands
were first attacked, and with amazing
rapidity the fostering ipimples spread until
the arms and shoulders were fairly alive
with sores. Operations at the hands of
skilled surgeons failed to stay the progress
of the disease. The body of DR.. Smith te-
gan to swell at an alarming rate, and a
state of coma followed. His last hours
were painless. On August % DA Smith
performed an autopsy on some animals ON
the Berlin farms and sent portions of their
bodies to State Veterinarian Pearson, who
afterward pronounced the disease anthrax
Dr. Smith attended other live stock in the
neighborhood and took all the usual san
itary precautions, being fully aware of the
horrible nature of the malady. His pre-
cautions, however, did not prevent infec-
tion He was So years of age and gradu-
ate of the University of Pennsylvania.
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AND SET ON FIRE
narrow Escape of the Crew of the
Brig katahdin.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. S.-The brig Ka-
tahdin. of Bangor, Me-. Captain Marshall,
from New York for Hampden, Me, with a
cargo of coal was abandoned waterlogged
and sinking about sixty-five miles east OF
Boston Light shortly afternoon yesterday.
Her crew Of five men were rescued by the
pilot beat Hesper. Capt. George LawIor,
winch landed them here this morning.
Coming out of Vineyard Sound on Tues
cay afternoon before hard wind and a.
heaVy sea the old vessel strained heavily
and finally sprang a leak. About midnight
on Tuesday it was discovered the brig was
filling rapidly and from that time until the
rescue the crew were constantly at the
pumps. Despite their strenuous efforts. the
water gained gradually and it became ap-
parent that the craft was doomed When
the Hesper came to the assistance. the
katahdin had nearly five feet of water in
her held and was settling fast At the
time the crew left the Katahdin the sea
was making breach over her. The wreck
was set on fire by the boatkeeper of the
pilot boat and she was seen to sink.
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like THE OLYMPIA'S PROV
Novel Plans for the Dewey Re
viewing Stand.
Chairman Moses of the Local He
ception Committee Cables the Ad-
,,,tr.I for Iuformatfon-Gonza
College 10 Contribute TO the Pa
rade-To Hold Important Meetings.

Chairman Moses is anxious TO finish ali
details of the Dewey reception as quickly
as possible, and last night sent the follow
ing cablegram to the Admiral an answer
10 which is expected at any hour:
Admiral Dewey. Gibraltar:
Will arrange 10 leave New York October }.
About how many officers viii accompany YOU!
How many Of OlyInpia's can come 10 Wash
ingtOn2 AosEs, thAlfinah-
Mr.. Moses said this morning: I'VE are
getting in good shape, and will be ready for
the Admiral some time before he arrives.
Every committee is working hard and sew
eral meetings are being held every day"
Chairman Larner. OF the reviewing
stand committee. has nearly completed his
arrangements for the big stand to be erect
ed at Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Architect Appleton p. C. Clark.
jr., submitted his plans today and they are
considered very fine. The front centre of
the big stand will represent the PROV OF
the Olympia and few feet in the rear of
it will be the ships bridge, on which the
Admiral, the President and other distin-
guished guests will stand. On each side
umns and similar columns at either end Of
the stand. Above the bridge will float
from a high mast the Admirals flag.
Along the front of the stand will be me-
dallions with the names of the ships which
took part in the engagement at Manila. At
intervals around the stand will be flags
with the names of Farragut, Paul Jones
and other naval heroes of the past. The
stand will seat about 1900 people and will
be brilliantly Illuminated with electricity.
A letter received today from Gov. Joseph
ID. Sayers. of Texas. states that he will be
unable TO be present at the reception, but
that he will endeavor to secure proper rep
resentation of the State of Texas. Senator
Cushman X. Davis has informed the gen.
eral committee that he will be glad to
serve on the Senatorial committee to re-
ceive the Admiral. Senator Marion Putler,
of North Carolina, will also serve Senator
s. ID. McEnery, of Louisiana, will serve on
the same committee, his acceptance having
been received.
The President OF the Gonzaga College
called on Chairman Rapley this morning
and Informed him that he would have two
companies of his college students and a
brass band in the parade.
The executive committee of the general
committee Will hold an important meeting
at the Ames Building at Ala O'Clock this
afternoon. The subcommittee on decora-
tions and illuminations of line of parade
will meet at l41S Street tonight at 7:l5
and the subcommittee on construction of
reviewing stands met at COS Street this
afternoon.
The following new subscriptions have
been received: E. r. Levy, So; The Nor
ris Peters Company, $10o; Simon Wolf.
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$40; Hon. John w. Ross, s25: William F.

$40; Hon. John w. Ross, s25; William F.
Mattingly. $50; A. F. Fox. $50: George
Truesdell, $50; Metropolitan Railroad C5m-
pany, $50; Dulin G. Martin Company. $40;
E. V. Murphy. 50: ]. c. Yost, So; Louis
Rich. s.; G. w. F. Swartzell, $40; George
A. Warren, 81: Richard Rathburn, $40; Il.
L. Tanner, 500; Calderon Carlisle. s25;
William H Santelmann, s25; B. F. Peters,
So; J. E. Rankin, s.; James l.. Norris, $40;
]. b. Winner, $40; E. C. Timme, So; DR.. b.
L. Whitman. s.; w. t. Harris. $40; DR.. c.
w. Richardson. Sl5: Justice r. H. Alvey,
s20: Joseph Crawford, $40; Charlu G.
Thorn. SO; S. Thomas Brown, 50; John s.
Mcneil, $40.
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Prayed I'm a Banquet Hall.

NEW YORK, Sept. Son her knees be-
side her PROSTATE husband, Mrs. Richard
d. Leech. in the thronged banquet hall of
the Brighton Beach Hotel last night
prayed earnestly for his recovery. Mr.
Leech, who had Just completed an address
at a banquet of the Veterans Association
of the Firty eighth Regiment, fell from
the chair in which he sat. State Senator
George w. Brush, who is physician, hur-
ried TO his side and became convinced that
death was nigh. When he made this known
to Mrs. Leech she dropped to her knees and
her pathetic prayer followed. Mr.. Leech
was carried into an adjoining room. but
in spite of all that was done for him he
expired.
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L1GHTN1Ne's STRANGE FRANKS.
People Thrown From Beds and Car
pets Ripped Up.

ROUSEVILLE, Pa, Sept. S.-During a
heavy storm last night lightning played
some strange pranks in house in this
place. Andrew Plankson and son were
sleeping in a bed on the second floor when
the lightning struck the roof Of the house
Immediately over the bed. The bolt tore
an immense hole in the roof and splinter
ed the head and sides of the bed. Blankson
and his son were thrown with considerable
force upon their faces upon the floor at
the foot of the bed. The bolt then struck
in the opposite corner of the room beneath
them making a hole in the floor large
enough for a man to pass through. 1t
ripped up the carpet for distance of sew
eraI yards and doubled 1t back. demolished
an organ in the corner, went through a
wall to a closet. and then outside to the
ground where it left another large hole
Plankson and his son, who were the sole
occupants of the house, escaped without
any other injury than a severe shock
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Spain's Greatest Need

Mr.. n. p. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain, spends
his winters at Aiken, s. c. Weak nerves had
using Electric Bitters, Americas greatest blood
and nerve remedy, all pain soon left him. He
says this grand medicine is what his country
needs. All America knows that it cures liver and
kidney trouble, puriies the blood, tones up the
stomach. strengthens the nerves, puts vim. yiror.
and new life into every muscle, nerve and organ
OF the body. II weak. tired. ailins you need
it. Every bottle guaranteed. Only so cents.
Sold by Henry Evans druggist. 3as r Street.
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UNDER A RAILWAY TRAIN.
Marvellous Escape of n Man Lyins
ON the Track.

Marvellous Escape of Man Lying
ON the Track.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. S.-Irwin Shouts
had a miraculous escape from a horrible
death yesterday. While walking along
the Missionary Pacific Railway tracks he
vas Knocked down by locomotive His
body fell directly between the rails. He
lay fiat on his back. The ponderous en-
gine drawing three heavily laden cars.
thundered over him. When Shouts picked
himself up and took an inventory of his
injuries he found that with the exception
of few bruises, he was none the worse
for his thrilling experience and hmped
painfully away.
Shoults declined to discuss his remark
able experience with the trainmen who
rushed back expecting to pick up his man
gled remains.
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RUNNING AMUCK IN A CELL.
Fatal Attack of "A Lunatic Upon Eel
low-Prisoners.

Iow-frisOners.
Ell PAS0, Tex. Sept. S.-News reached
here today from chihuahua, Mexico. OF
the terrible deed of lunatic there few
days since. Last Tuesday a crazy man
created disturbance among the people
IN the plaza. He attacked an American
with a heavy billet of wood. but the Amer
lean knocked down his assailant with a
walking cane The police arrived quickly
and soon overpowered the lunatic and took
him off to jail. They locked him in large
cell. where fifteen other prisoners were
confined and neglected to search for weap-
ons.
1t developed that the lunatic had long
knife concealed on his person and drawing
it he began slashing right and left on his
unarmed cell mates. Two of them were
killed and a third fatally wounded before
the guards could rush in and disarm the
lunatic. II is reported that the insane man
viii be shot for his crime.
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Woman Principal mt Tuskeree,

TUSKEKEE, Ala, Sept. S.-The widow
of United States Senator B. K Bruce, OF
Mississippi has accepted the position of
woman principal of the Tuskegee Normal
and Industrial Institute. Senator Bruce
was the only negro who served a full term
in the United States Senate, and was the
first negro register of the United States
Treasury. His widow is deeply interested
in the cause of industrial education.
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FIRE ON AN ELEVATED TRAIN
4 Smoking Car ON n Chicago Road
NearIy Destroyed

CHICAGO, Sept. S-Defeetive insulation
set hre to the smoking car at the rear
of a South Side elevated train last night
and caused panic among the passengers.
The train was stopped and the excited pas
sengers attempted to get off, The motor
man had left his post and gone to the
rear to help fight the fire. In some way
the train started while the motorman was
at the rear of the train and ran nearly
half mile with the blazing coacy at
tached before he could reach his post and
turn off the current
The passengers escaped uninjured. The
smoking car was almost total loss.
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D1sTLLERs VS.. THE TRUST.
Independents Claim Tint They Cal
Control Nfnety-Rve Plants.

Control Nfnety-flve Plants.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.-A score of lead
and practically declared war against the
Whisky Trust. 1t was decided to produce
about 10000. 600 gallons during the coming
yeaI regardless of the Trust, as the latter
organization has announced that it will
produce from Il. 900 900 to $4,000 900 GAL
of from 5 5,OO0, 600 to 1900, 600 gallons
The independents say they can control
ninety-five plants against the fifty of the
Trust, and assert that they are sure to win
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Letter From Admiral Dewey.

Admiral Dewey will be given his real home
coming welcome on the part of the Government
officials in Washington on the night o; October ,
The following day between the hours OF 3 and 4
p. m. he will be presented with the sword voted
to him by Congress. A letter received from
the Admiral dated at villefranche France. August
%, in which he stated he would arrive here on
that date. All Washington should be prepared to
welcome the great naval hero OF Manila and
drink plenty of Heurich's beer to his health. Do
not wait until October to drink Heurich's
beer. but order case now by phoning six-thirty
four.
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Killed by an Electric shock.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 9.-Thomas
Baton, aged thirty-six years, of Pennsville,
N. j., was instantly killed while at work
in the finishing department of the National
Tube Company at Newcastle. Baton had
been measuring pipe with long iron rod
In turning around to another pile of pipe
he raised the rod. 1t struck an are light
hanger. AS Baton was standing on an
iron plate at the time complete circuit
was formed and the shock killed him in
stantly.
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Fire in a steel work. Plant.

Fire In Steel Works Plant.
SHELBY. Ohio. Sept S.-The Shelby
Steel Tube Works were almost completely
destroyed by FIRE this morning. The works
covered four acres and the buildings and
plant were valued at $500. 600. and the esti-
mated loss $500, 900 to 1885,, 600, only par
TALLY covered by insurance.
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Filed September G, 1859. j. R. Young, Clerk.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUNBIa-REGINA GOLDBERG vs.
HARRY GOLDBERG. In equity No. 20676.
On motion of the petitioner. by Mr.. Frederick
Haig, her solicitor, il il this 9th day OF Sep
tember, ordered that the defendant. Harry Gold
berg, cause his appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day. otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with in case OF default
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce
from the bonds OF marriage OF the ground Of de-
sertion the paEt of the respondent: Proyilt-
cd, copy of this order be published before said
rule day once week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Times
(SeaD. CHAs C. COLE. Asso. Justice
A True Copy. Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
II. P galley. Assistant Clerk.
scSI522
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tNPNftNOo TVi
months ending December 30. 1899 .s3. .555. .995 Or
NJ. G. BULKELEY, President.
J. L. ENGLISH, Secretary.
City of Hartford, State of Connecticut S.:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth
day Of July, 1899. FRANK W. BIDWELL,
Notary Public.
MEIGS & HEISSE Managers.
S. f. Dept, Baltimore Md.
+ W. II. PARSONS, District Agent,
1901 ST. nw.. Washington. u. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE 5TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1S9g-MARY A. SPINKS. Petit
tioner. vs.. ROLAND T. SPINkS, Defendant.
No. 206S1. Equity Docket
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr.. J. J. Wat
ers, her solicitor il is ordered that the defendant.
Roland t. SpiHks, cause his appearance to be
entered herein or before the first rule day Oc-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault.
The object of this suit is a divorce from
the bond of marriage. the grounds of adultery
and deserticn. 4 copy of this order shall be pub
lished week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and in The
Washington Times, before said rule day
BY the Court:
CHAS. c. COLE, Justice, Etc.
True Copy. Test:
j. R. YOUNG. Clerk
ssI59
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DIED,

DIED.
BURGY-On Thursday, September 8, 1899, at
4 a. m, ROSIE NJ BURGY, widow OF the late
William c. Burgy, in the ffty-sixth year of her
age.
Funeral from late residence, 1919 Ninth Street
northwest, at 10 !. M. Saturday, September 9,
1899. Friends and relatives invited to attend.
Item
NORFOLK-On Thursday. September :, 1890.
at p. m, WILLIAM H. NORFOLK, aged
twenty-seyen years
Funeral from his late residence, No 167 y
Street southeast, Saturday, September O. at
p. m. Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
Item
BRISCOE-Departed this life at her residence.
Sumner Avenue, Anacostia, d. e., Thursday, Sep
tember Z. 1899. at 3 p. m-, MATTE, the beloved
daughter of Maria and the late Richard BriscOe.
in the twenty-second year of her age.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from ST. Teresl's Church Saturday
! morning. September Q. at 10 a.. m Friends and
relatives invited to attend. Item
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MARRIED..

CARRoLI-L0WE-Thi is to certify that
Miss KATIE +. LOWE and Mr.. +. L. CARROLL
were married July p, in Alexandria. Va, by the
Rev. Mr. Register, and the bride can be seen
at her home, 2O6 Street southeast. Item
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results use DIR. Kilmers Swamp Root,
the great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sample
bottle by mail free. ALSO pamphlet
Address DR.. kilmer Co.. Bingham.on. N. Y.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition of the AETNA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford,
State of Connecticut, the 30th day of
June. 1899. required by act OF Congress,
approved July %, 1892:
Capital stock ..................Sl, 80, 900 90
Capital stock paid up .............. 1,15d.0o0 90
Total assets ....................5 5I. POI, ,I55 So
Total liabilities ................S45 So s0i, ,525 Sc
Dividends and expenses for six
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Complete in O Credit.
Cash or Credit.
Cash or Credit.
Exceptional Advantages

Arr n on
with
man o t
eve you r. o pei take in
We dOntm charge ve 70
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Elegant Gondola Couch, %
inches wide, 6 fit. 8 in. long, COW
cred in handsome velours; has )
rows tufting, and is fringed to
the floor. A genuine C1o 7c
bargain at. 4lC.lC
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House & Hermann, 9O1-9O3 9TH ST., fRs f%5s
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia, constipation, fatuieney. and
hypochondria cured by medical gym
nastic. Consultation free, at the Gym
nastic Institute, 20 Sd st. me-, JOHN E.
RUEBSAM, DR.. NJ. tn aulI-tt
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The Youths Suits.

$3.75 for the $3.50 ones.
$4.25 for the $3.50 ones.
$500 for the $1,000 ones.
$500 for the $500 ones.
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Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
yigor, and cheerfuincss soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out Of order or diseased.
use DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
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$6.75 for the $3.50 ones.
$3.50 for the $500 ones.
s6.25 for the $3.50 ones.
5000 for the $500 ones.
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Chairman Moses is anxious TO finish ali
details of the Dewey reception as quickly
as possible, and last night sent the follow
ing oabiegram to the Admiral an answer
10 which is expected at any hour:
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$500 for the $1,000 ones.
$6.75 for the $3.50 ones.
$3.50 for the $500 ones.
S8.25 for the $3.50 ones.
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An erroneous impression has gained
ground tha; the coming session Of the
Chautauqua will depend upon Denver
and Boulder musical talent. Nothing is
further from the true facts of the case.
While the directors plan 10 conduct the
musical end Of the session on a more
economical basis than last year. they do
not contemplate any changes tha, will
detract from its excellence Corresponds.
ence has been in progress. Mr.. I. H..
Nichols N states, with some ten or Twelve
well known h,gn class musical organlza-
tions. Among 'tose included in the list
is the Belr or' hestr4 which gave such
eminenl Satisfaction last year and which
at present stands the best chance of be
ing cho.cn. Mr.. Behr is especially
anxious Ia rtturn and /; is not unlikely
tha, his organization will be the one
chosen.
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Martin Cummerford. who was in Boul.
der today. states tha. his Marchiones IS
tunnel near Magnolia, is going slowly
but surely ahead. This huge enterprise
which is designed 10 cut the Pickwick
group of mines at Magnolia. has beer
been driven 73o feet and it is expected
that work will be pushed more rapidly
as soon as the weather becomes more
settled
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Henry White. the foreman of the
Pennsylvania mine at Sunnyside. was
down from camp today. He saws that
Notwithstanding the extraordinarily
heavy SHOWS. he is working steadily and
has begun drifting with three shifts of
men Mr. White bu. recently finished
sinking 100 foot lift and the condition
of the mine is most satisfactory.
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This is St Patrick's day and the EN-
erald Isle club will appropriately cele.
brate With a ball at the temple ,onigh ht
SPECIAL arrangements have been made
for Lohman's band with Lohmln him
self as leader, and the affair will doubt
less be one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
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A party of Boulder nimrods went over
to Loagmont TODAY to shoot the return
match with the Longmont club. The
party that went over comprised c. W
Rowland. E. A. Clark. John Barter. P. ]
Werley. A.. Kieth, A. F. Miller, A. D
Lewis and Charles Barnett.
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Chauncey Stokes has the plans for a
handsome sesidence which is to be built
east of the Dyer terrace in Mapleton. by
Ed Mason. Excavating for the cellar
has been begun.
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Mrs. BurlIngame was treated 10 a very
charming surprise party a, her home on
Walnut street. near 4th, last night, the
occasion being the anniversary OF hei
birthday. The guests, numbering abou,
fifteen. spent the evening with game,
and social conversation, at the close oI
which ample refreshments were served
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A. M Sawyer went over to Denver on
business connected with the Soldiers
and ilors' home of which he is a com.
missioner. and also 20 transact in his
capacity as administrator. certain busi
ness affairs for the Gibson estate.
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In the county court before Judge At
wood, this morning. Clarissa Longsley
was granted divorce rom James
Longsley on the grounds of desertion
and non support
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Incorporation papers Of the Columbia
mines company. OF Ward. were filed to.
day. Capital stock 100000; incorpor
Porators. W. P. Daniels. N. c. Merrill. ]
P. Lotus and others.
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The members of the Hypatia club met
at the home of Mrs. Tom Conners YES
terday afternoon for the discussion OF
julius Caesar. Appropriate refresh.
ments were served.
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The Mecca. society journal Of Den.
yer will shortly print an issue devoted
to the interests of the University Of
Colorado. 1t will contain a write up oil
the faculty and about sixteen cuts oi
faculty and campus.
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Workmen today were engaged in put.
ting in modem front in the store room
occupied by Madame Lewis millinery
establishment
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LosT-S75 reward-A tan pocketbook
with money and railroad passes in it.
Finder please return to Camera or Par.
lor drug store. Mrs. A. L. Vaughan.
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H. H Green. the Sunshine mining
man. in company with his wife came
down from camp this morning and went
over 10 Denver.
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The Ladies of the Maccabees will
meet tomorrow evening at A O. U. W
hall instead of on Tuesday, the 7Ist. as
previously announced,
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Charles Turner is confined to his bed
with a serious attack of the grip. His
mother came over from Denver to assis'
his wife in caring for him.
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Gard of Thanks.

Keenly appreciating the many kind
courtesies extended to US in our late be.
reavement in the loss of our husband
and father. R. A. Hacker. we desire to
express our heartfelt thanks to the C A.
R.. w. R. c.. w. of w.. A. o. U. W.,
Deutsche Verein. Degree OF Honor Of
Boulder and Ward and all friends.
MRS. r. A. HACKER AND FAMILY.
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The county school teachers examine
tions were being held in the county cour,
room today, under the direction OF Mrs
G L. Harding A large number of ap.
plicants took the examination.
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Rev. w. c. Madison and son were in
the city as the guests of Rev NJ. d.
Hornbeck.