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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-13

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the Ie1t
hand column and the successive tides OF me
day in the order Of occurrence as to time Inc
second time column gives the second tide OF
the day, the third time column the third tiqe
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide of the day, except when there are put
three tides as sometimes occur. The helgnts
given are additions to the soundings on the
United States Coast Survey charts, except
when a minus sign - precedes the height.
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane OF
reference is the mean of the lower low waters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
VIRGINIA NORMAL LEAGUE.
\ Move to Promote the Efficiency and
Value of our Public schools.

FAGMVlLLE. va. March % Special.
For some time measures have been ON
foot .t the state Normal school. look
lu- Eco O. more direct and helful bearing
o, its work upon the cause of public edu-
cation i'm the state.
This movement has eliminated in the
0ie1uiZatiOn or the Virginia Normal
League which is made zap OF officers.
umuae and students of the school.
THE League viii endcayor 10 promote
the efficiency and value of the public
schools Dy increasing the number Of
trained teachers working in them 1t
seeks On reach This end through TWO main
agencies. au education bureau and an aid
fund.
The first will offer a medium Of COM
muLicati0u between teachers. trained and
approved by the school and school Of
HDial- desiring Go employ teachers OF this
SORT the second. is TO Dee used in helping
Young women of known worth who wish
fo erf thr benefits of Normal instruction
bat are NOT able without help. 90 pro-
cure them
The fund SIS to be- maintained by volun-
Hry contributions from any outside
sources and by annual fees paid by the
JUS lllflL'f VIII Af' iN''ti''t ~
The young women above mentioned.
The young ladies' of the normal are en-
thusiasuc u the thought of the good
they may do others not as woil favored as
themselves and the society will doubtless
grow very rapidly and soon Doe one OF the
most important ladies' association in the
State.
The following officers and committees
have been elected for the ensuing year:
President Miss Fannie r.. LituetOn;
Nice-Prssdcnt Miss Leila jefferson Har-
vie. Secretary Miss Norma Clements.
Treasurer Miss Julia Chiffon.
Education Bureau Committce-Chair-
man. Miss Martha w. Counng. Secretary
Miss Lula O. Andrews. Misses Virginia
Reynolds Maudo Gray and Ruby Ven
able.
Aid Fund Chairman Mrs.
Poriia Lee Morrison, Secretary Miss rs
telle Smithey. Misses Minnie Y Rice.
Robbie Berkeley, and Lottie Mckinney.
Finance Committee Hartman. Miss NJ
j. Stone. Secretary Miss Nctue Norton
Misses Lucy Eglin Elizabeth Watkins
and Halle owen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
AFTER VOTES IN
BARTON HEIGHTS.
County Candidates to Address the
Voters There tuesday Night.
Mr.. PETERS TO FILL HIS PULPIT
The Popular Pastor Able tn hesnme
His Bishop Gibson 10 VISIT
Epiphany Cburch-News Notes
Of Personal Interest.

The candidates for the office Of Com
,nonvaalth's Attorney will address the
voters Of Barton Heights at the engine
house on the evening of Tuesday. March
18th.
Rev. J. Sidney Peters will resume his
pastoral duties at the NJ. r. church ON
sunday. conducting both morning and
evening services. His subject in the eve
Ming will be "Our New Town Hall"
Miss Annie De Prairie is visiting rels-
ives in Portsmouth and Old Point, and
VIII not return for several months.
Mr.. d. j. Gregory is out after hav-
ing suffered very severe cold.
Mrs. Raymond Brown is much improv-
MIR q. Raymond Brown has returned
from a business trip OF a weeks duration
in Charlotte.
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
4, ENJOYABLE entertainment was given
ar Mrs Browns Friday afternoon FOR a
Charitable purpose The children enjoyed
n immensely ana a nice little sum was
realized.
Mrs ROLAND l.. Hoffman. of Richmond
sn@nt some days with Mrs. h. L. Smith,
of this place.
Mis- Kettle Thomson has returned 10
the city after pleasant visit to friends
on Brookland Park.
Mrs Engleheart who has been sick Tor
So long. Is much improved and able TO sit
up.
Little Molie Duval. who has been sur
fering with a severe attack Of malaria,
is cOnvaleScent.
There will be confirmation at the Epi-
phany church on the second Sunday In
April.
The choir Of the Barton Heights Baptist
church IL busy practicing special music
for Easter.
Mr.. w. T. Christian has moved into
the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
H. f. Strudwick.
Mr.. r. g. Burton. who was operated
an for appendicitis. Is not yet able TO be
removed 10 his home on Brookland Park.
Regular meeting OF the Town Council
on Saturday night.
The ladies OF the Aid Society OF the M.
f. church will have an Old fashioned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
SOUTHPORT MAY
SEE THE RALEIGH
May Go There Before Going Out Of
Commission, But Not Certainly.
SOME NEW REVENUE RULINGS.
Must Pay Brokers' Licepse-Chi-
nese Famine May Open New
Market for Our Products.

WASHINGTON, March 2s-Spe6sl.-
The Raleigh may vet come to southport.
y G.. before going out OF commission Tor
repairs IL WAS so stated ~ the once OF
Assistant Secretary Allen this morning.
although e was also said that no definite
plan had been decided upon and would
not be until the cruiser arrives AZ New
York.
MUST PAY TAX.
The Commissioner Of Internal Reeenus
to-day decided that merchants and liquor
dealers who cash time checks for work
men at a discount must pay the brokers'
taN-S0 per annpm-shen II Is under
stood that such merchants or liquor deal
ers stand ready TO take up such checks
in payment Tor goods or for cash az dis
count In many towns and cities II IL
the custom for factories and corporations
90 pay employees in time checks with the
understanding that a merchant or other
person shall take up these checks at
discount. Brokers who pay the license
take have complained with the result that
the above decision was given. " =
stated. however. that persons who msy
once In while cash such cheeks ar
not rated brokers. II Is only WHERE cash
ing OF time checks az discount - a
custom that the tax is required.
These are recent decisions OF the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue
NO tNFORMERS WANTED.
No rewards are given 70 persons giving
information I'm regard TO estates liable
10 the legacy tax.
The regulations relating 10 the sale o.
leaf tobacco I'm quantities are SD modified
with respect 10 cigar leaf as To permit
II TO be sold Ia cigar manufacturers m
quantities less than the original package.
The statement that drafts do POT he
come subject To taxation unless paid T.
wholly erroneous.
Consul Fowler has sent from chefoo.
an appeal on behalf OF the sufferers from
the Yellow river foods.
IL Is stated that n the grain men from
the Pacific slope will ship steamer load
ed with corn 60 the United states Consul
there. II will not only save thousands ~
lives but will open market OF s5ooo-
co to - 10000 consumers later on,
The committee says the natives are
doing all I'm their power for the distress
ed IL Is pointed out that the province Il
peculiarly interesting and promising
field for American merchants and mis-
sionaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
A NARROW ESCAPE.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Aboni Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr.. IL. G.. Ford. Of the University Of
Virginia is al Fords.
Miss Mary Douglass Burwell. OF Chase
city is az the Jefferson
Geo. Wrigley and Harris Steelman. the
baseball players are at Fords.
Mr. Harrington Mills and wife are at
The Jefferson Mr. Mills will manage
the White sulphur Springs next season.
He was AT Deer Park last year.
A divorce was granted yesterday
I'm the Law and Equity Court to Rosa
r.. Williams from VIM. Randolph VIII
iiams on the ground OF desertion
Prof Moses Stein viii sing The Palms"
this morning at 1870 o'clock al the
Sacred Heart church. with full orchestra
accompaniment
Professor : &. Mitchell. OF Richmond
College. has returned 10 the city. and will
preach this morning and night at the
e-Ayenue Baptist church.
Miss Edith and Sophie White will be at
home for a week 10 spend Easter. They
will have as their guests Miss Bessie
Doyle Of Norfolk, and Miss Gladys
Frazer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
OBtIt AIRY.
Horace ". BRADLEY.

AR Horace W. Bradley died at 80
O'Clock yesterday morning al his resi-
dence. No sos west Marshall street, aged
| forty-six years.
AR Bradley was born IN Rockingham
county lie was brick contractor and
| formerly "A member OF the Iirm OF Sims
< Bradley
lie leaves wife. TWO daughters, and
one son His daughters are Mrs. Eugene
Arnett and Miss Mabel Bradley, and his
son. Edgar Bradley.
lie was for years consistent member
Of Clay-Street n-ethodist church Tie also
belonged 10 & Junior order United
American Mechanics and the Royal So
ciety Of Good Fellows
The funeral will take place az 3 o'clock
this afternoon from Clay-Street MethO-
dist church.
Mrs ". II. Harvey.
EMPORIA. VA. March Especial
Mrs. " II. Harvey, a lady much es-
teemed. died AT her home In Greensville
county. on yesterday. She leaves three
sons. all worthy citizens Of the county.
Richard j. Eubank.
KEYSVILLE.. VA. March Especial.
Mr. Richard j. Eubank died on Friday
AT his home. near Keysyile He was
buried on Saturday with Masonic honors.
Mr.. EHbank was a member OF the mill
tary company from Farmville In the late
war and was attached 10 the Third Regi-
ment.
Mrs. Jane Souderec.
sCOTTSVILLE VA. March S.-Spe.
cial-Mrs Jane Souderee. an aged lady
died at the home OF her SON. Mr. George
w. Souderee. near here yesterday. Fun
eral services will be held at the Baptist
churche here Sunday afternoon at
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
Hartmann & Co., Fourth and Broad SITS.

quilting Party" and an egg hunl AT 'ne
parsonage on Easter Monday Retresh-
ments Will be served after the arrlNal .,
the gentlemen in the evening anu " s'0u
time Is promised 20 ali.
Bishop Gibson will visit Epiphany
church on Maundy Thursday March Soth'
and meet the candidates for conhrma-
t.0n.
A NARROW ESCAPE
Mrs. W. T. Coalter and Mrs. Morgan
NJ Rrookland Park, narrowly escaped a
serious accident yesterday Their buggy
wheel caught in the street car track on
North avenue and both ladies' were
thrown from the vehicle. fortunately Is
Gaping with slight injuries.
Fourteen young men OF the Helsh's
met "a few evenings since and organized
A baseball club They have material
FOR a strong team. and will soon be ready
Tor all Corners Their grounds on BROOK
land Park are Icing put in nrst CLASS
condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
GLOUCESTER NOMINEES
The Democratic Convention Names us
Candidates for County Onices.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE VA
March Especial The Democratic con
vention of Gloucester county. Va. me-
st the court house to-day ana placed DO
nomination for County Clerk II. 10
Bridges. for Sheriff. Robert II. Earn"
holt. for Treasurer. ii. H. Corr. for Com
missioner of the Revenue. J. ID. Slupo-
commemorative Attorney. Marcus J"h'
e,,-.orvi.or- from Abingdon district. W
~ V-uii,m.. Ware district a. NJ POin-
,',. potsworth district r. r. Gray
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
ITS ~
Bakers
Premium
Bitters
You Need.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all
Stomach Troubles.
The Old Reliable Remedy

and rocks while-hti was en the way To-
school with three female teachers
ID at first looked as, if Cbantine Jones
uoulJ btfir the bruut Of the SINS OF the
crowd Hs counsel made h6aft-rendng
appeal for Chastine, impuiRs. him with
hieh ideals and. manly virtues which
must have been 81 Surprise TO Chastire
himself
IIe promised that 81 Chastnc was for
given the boy father should whip him
severely. Chastine did not look overly
cheerful al this stage OF the game, being
probably better acquainted than the law
Ser with the run meaning Of the pledge.
MISERY LOVES COMPANY.
AS m.s.iN loves company. Chastine felt
hctt.l. -.,Aen aH three boys We're fined 8
each making. with costs. $500 and three
oolorc1 women sloped mp i'm single file and
uaid TWO months. Of wash-board money to
karp their idlc idols ont Of jail.
Tho Moore street teachers. who have
become adopts at lodging rocks. thought
Tho uuni-hmcut small. but the mothers
who paid their hard-earnol wages looked
at fhe matter from a different point Of
view.
a NEWPORT NEWS MURDER
Phu Bills. coiored. was taken by officer
E PuIct1n MS he stepped from a Ches-
aueazc and Ohio train from Newport
News in the morning. lie ans
uered the description OF ne
gro wanted in that city for shoot
ing and killing man the night before
81 3D. low thcatre In that city. The prisoner
acknowledged that he saw tho shooting
bot denied that he was the man wanted.
Doc was held 90 wait identification.
Tho case against Buck Prentiss. colored.
ch recd with stealing "A satchel contain
ing ST. from W. NJ. Mayo. his employer.
who Keeps ID store ON Church Hill was
tried mt length. Commemorative Attor-
ney Richardson appearing against the
hDv The evidence was insufficient 70 con-
v..t Buck and ne was dis charged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
BUSINESS MEN IN
POLICE COURT.
How Justice John Regulates the AZ
fairs Of the City.
THE SCHOOL CASE IN COURT,
Jack son Ward Teachers Become Art
full Dodgers and the wash Women
Forsako the Tub Tor "a Turn
With the C0Whidc.
THE SCHOOL CASE IN COURT.

Tie Police Court ls close OBJ the people.
The Taxpayers os Wei as Che criminal
sA-ses. The solid citizens often face
Jusfe. John. People who DON'T other
wise sim. violate ord.uauc.e. and he judges
She saints as well as thc sinners.
a., ls sort ul liver regulator for the
town.
rlose people are lot offenders So "a
l'ou.c Court sense. AUS tlrr cases noi
accounted of suhcicm interest t0 often
ect into print 1hcy arc iu the hnr 't
business cases.
BUSINESS CASES
For instance fh police re.orted ll-
t.lday chat two houses on the street iinc
@. o. horoushfare were SOD anaric1tnd a-
r. he gnuhlhit8hle aud were in danger
ol falling ou the sidewalk The owners
u.r. summoned ana tle cf-es continued
thirty days. to give them an onpof iumiy
TO pun down the houses a'd remove
fn. menace to public lfciyt
A citizen was reported for having his
..r. hanging iu fhe stroct when the
ordinance Says Dc must open UPWARDS. ue
showed chat 10 bad long boon 10 that cone
dIuon aul th,t Do could NOT open inwards
m.e-. tho Stops to which So led we-"
l,matcU UIs case vas also continued
to allow him tme t1 secure special
permit from the city 'onn.A ior u 20
Iem4Iu.
SENSATIONAL WITNESS.
wol-know citizen was mp to answer
th. cn.r.a of letting hi- boy have 3D. rifle
and dischareiug u n Me street AND
breaking another citizen window. Tho
Dat supposed disulorestel witness VIZ
Cd eo.nr-d b1N fourteen years OLD, off DE-
.IdeIly sensational Tendencies. he te-tl-
feI "dat de bullet was aimed at me. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
Queer.

Fuzzy-Democrats are very queer.
Wuzzy-In what respect?
Fuzzy-Why their dinners disagree will
them before they are eaten. New Yori
Tribune.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The c. & N. had work train engaged
in an effort to open up the piece of line
between Sunset and Puzzler. Work was
continued yesterday until the afternoon
when the heavy wind compelled the
workmen to desist. This mornings
mountain bound train therefore proceed.
ed only as far as sunset. 1t is the de
sire of the railroad company to get sup
plies into the mountain camps and eff.
forts will be continued in the direction
of opening up the line.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

On the whole nothing pleases an audi
ence so much as a hearty laugh and
there is one continual laugh of three
hours when Charles E. Blaney's big ex.
travaganza success, "A Boy Wanted,
will be presented at the Masonic temple
Wednesday night by one of the strong.
est and largest companies Of players
ever gotten together for farce comedy
including host of pretty girls, bright
comedians and high class vaudeville
artists. Iii is just what it is advertised
two shows in one. Its big success in the
various towns where it has been pre-.
sented testify to its worth.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13
The Appointments.

7 The county commissioners on Satur.
day appointed the following:
Road Overseers - James Crmmins
Ward; T. ]. Travarton, Nederland; Joe
Yates, Magnolia; Dan Coughlln, Gold
Hill; Henry Stannard, Salina; T. F,
Hendershott. Sugar Loaf William Nor
gan, Sunshine; Ed Perrin, Boulder
Charles Dixon, Louisville; Andrew
DUNN, Marshall; Alex. M. Preston
Longmont; J. A. Henley, Hygiene
Harry D. White, Longmont; H. F. Thom.
as, Nj Wot; Con Wider, Altoona; M. J.
Tobey, Jamestown. J
Janitor of Court House-O. H. Samp.
son, Longmont.
The coal contract was awarded to
John Rawey and the printing to the
Longmont Times.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The announcement of the death Of
Mrs. Stephen H. Ballard, at Watkins,
Colorado, is announced in the Denver
papers. Mrs. Ballard was the mother of
Charlotte Ballard, a former student at
the university, and in company with her
daughter resiaed in Boulder for some
time She had a circle of friends here
to whom the news of her death will be a
painful surprise.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The meeting of the Shriners in Den.
lver tonight took number of members
over to the capita today. Fred William
son, George Teal and R. H. Whiteley
went over this morning. Among the list
that are to start this afternoon are c. a.
Russell, c. H. Wise, George F. Chase,
George F. Fonda, DR.. H. O. Dodge, J.
L. Mocrhead, James Cowie, Tim O'Con
nor and Henry Sheets.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The resignation of Jim Morrison from
the presidency of the Newsboys' union
necessitated a new election which re.
suited as follows: Frank Morrison,
president; Roy Davis. vice president;
Robert Washburn, secretary and treas
urer; Zeddie Teagarden, law officer Geo.
Spencer, librarian; Ross Burre, janitor.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

By special invitation of President and
Mrs. Mckinley, Judge J. M. North, Mrs.
North and Miss North attended the sec.
ond levee of the president. The judicial
reception at the White house is reCog.
nized as one of the social events at
Washington.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

A teamster named Crawford froze his
hands while teaming here last week,
Being unable to work, his employer dis
charged him and he started to walk to
Denver to seek friends. Contributions
from several humane men about town
however enabled him to leave on yes.
terday afternoon train. His hands were
in a verybad condition.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The "Sleeping Beauty by Henry
Label will be renderedIby the Friday
Musical club tomorrow night at the pre-.
paratory school. The reading will be
rendered by Mrs. J. Wells Smith
Tableaux will be given by the students.
after which the singing will be rendered
by the club.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Lieutenants Day and Walsh went over
to Denver today in regard to Company
H matters. The boys were retlcent in
regard to their mission, but it is under
stood that they will endeavor to definitely
tain Safely and the company by having
the latters resignation accepted at once,
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Harl S. Kittle, the enterprising and
up to date jeweler, spent day in Den
yer last week placing orders with the
representatives of an eastern house for a
fine line of sterling silver goods. Mr..
Kittle contemplates placing in Hawkes.
sample line, but whether he does or not,
his goods will be the latest and best in
the market east or west
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

DR.. Scott. the Denver Oculist will be
at the Bowen Hotel next Wednesday
Feb. 18th, to fit glasses and treat eyes
and ears. DR.. Scott comes here regu
larly and is reliable.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. John Derr died yesterday morn
ing from pneumonia. The attack from
which she suffered though only of two
weeks duration was very severe. She
was 40 years old and leaves husband
and five children. The funeral was held
this afternoon from the residence.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13
Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list Of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con.
template investments of any character.
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. Addie E White has pure hased
the Creamery restaurant next to Watts
& Heikes' assay office and will hence
forth conduct the business.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The remains of James Cram, whose
death occurred last week. were embalred
and shipped to West Midway, Mass
by J. G.. Trezise, yesterday.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

u The presentation of pair of rubber
boots to members of the fire department
was made by A. T. Lewis, the enterpris-
ing cigar dealer, last Saturday. In
mentioning the presentation on Saturday
by an oversight the name of the donor
was omitted.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

George Brown, son of Walter 7.
Brown, while working in his fathers
lumber yard, accidentally ran splinter
into his hand. Blood poisoning has SET
in and serious results are feared.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Messrs. Sickman, Smedley and Peter
son spent Sunday in Denver finishing up
their work for the oratorical contest next
Friday evening.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. Ewing. sister of Mrs. Ralph
Esteb, who has been visiting the latte S
family for several days. left for Inde
pendence, Missouri, this morning. Mrs.
Esteb accompanied her as far as Den
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. P. M. Nelson, Mr.. Lewen Nelson
and Mr.. Ebert Cutler. residing at 23I5
18th street are all reported to be con.
fined to their home on account of sick,
Daily camera., 1899-02-13
Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow yo1r di-
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. rs cts.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Miss Eva Campbell, former univer-
sty student and graduate with the
class of 'oS. was in Boulder visiting
friends
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

George Fonda is fitting up front
room in his block for Patton & Esteb's
law library, for which they lacked space
in their two offices.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. DR.. c. O. Rice started Saturday
afternoon with her baby to visit relatives
in New York City. She will be absen,
from Boulder several weeks.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

c. F. Clay, agraduate of the university
law school, now practicing in Denver
was over from that city to spend Sunday
with friends.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Mrs. w. G. Houston, who has had the
grip nearly all winter, was able to be up
Yesterday,
Daily camera., 1899-02-13
Tonight

II your liver is out of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose of
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Tho city council held an adjourned
meeting Saturday night tor the transac.
ton of routine business.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

A bon bon party will be given in Ma
sonic temple this Monday evening by
Messrs. Goodman & White. Admission
price will be the same as usual
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

|%L.C. Hart has moved his furniture
store from 18th street to 1886 Pearl. He
carries full line of furniture, stoves and
tinware,
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Rev. M. D. Hornbeck went to Denver
today TO read paper before the minis.
terlal association.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13
Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character
Give us your properties for rent
WARREN c. DYERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

The latest and most delicate Valentines
will be found at Raymond's, 1892, 18th
Street. Ii.2t
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

DR.. McGraw reports a boy baby born
at the home of William Batchelder. The
child fingered on earth but three hours.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Howard Werley, son of P. J. Werley
returned this morning to Jarvis hall in
Denver, where he is a studeet.
Daily camera., 1899-02-13

Ladies', Misses and children's trim
med hats 81 at Mrs. Crosby's. Come
early for the best bargains.