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Cañon City record., 1899-11-30
We Will
Save You from
20 to 25 per Cent.

On everything in the jewelry line
We buy direct from factory only.
Our stock is complete and up to
date.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-30
Haken's Jewelry Store
421 Main Street

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Cañon City record., 1899-11-30
TALKS FOR BUSINESS MEN
Charles Austin Bates of New York
TALK /.

More things enter into advertising
that are generally supposed. In fact,
everything that connects . name and
business in peoples minds l. adver-
tising.
Membership in churches and clubs
and societies. the giving of social en-
/ tartsinments, public charities - all
these things and more are advertis-
ing. But greater and broader, and
better and easier than all these is
newspaper advertising. You may
think of that without thinking of the
other plans, but no scheme of pub
licity is complete without the news
paper.
ffsferiy prosecuted, newspaper
advertising will always pay That
heTe and there is q man who says:
"Advertisiag doesn't pay, I've tried
it, proves nothing but that his
method was faulty.
Advertising is business news. 1t
tells of things which are of great
daily importance. 1t is of more ac-
count to the frugal house wife to know
where she can get certain necessary
commodities at less price than usual
than to know all the troubles in Siam
or Alaska.
The news should be news. 1t
should not be allowed to grow stale
with repetition in the same old way.
Merely publishing your name, address
and business will do some good, but
there's better way. Be different
from the others in your line. Find
some point in which you excel and
harp on that Give prices and
specialties. Try to make the adver-
tiseH,ents interesting and readable.
Make them characteristic of your
store, and, above all things. make
them true in letter and in spirit.
Don't say that you haven't the time to
attend to your advertising properly.
Really, you haven't time to do any
thing else. Advertising is the most
important thing about any business.
1t is the vital spark. What good
does it do you to have the very best
thing or the very greatest bargain on
earth II people do not know it!
In running . newspaper, James
Gordon bennett, ST., said the import
ant thing was to get the news and
then make dom fuss about it,
First get the right sort of goods,
in the right location. at the right
prices, and then make a dom fuss
about it" in the best paper you can
find.
The trade will follow.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-30
sulIlvan's Slayer Convicted.


Suilivan's Slayer Convicted.
George W. Burgess, who walked
into the establishment of Eugene R.
Sullivan, in this city. on the 23rd of
last May and deliberately shot the
proprietor down, was placed on trial
in the district court last Thursday.
District Attorney Lee Champion con-
Quoted the prosecution and Mclean
4 Wilkes of Florence the defense. A
plea Of temporary insanity Was On
tered, but only one or two witnesses
testified along this line. The evidence
against Burgess WAS very direct and
it was quite conclusively proven that
the act was cold-blooded and premed-
iirted. The case went to the jury
Friday evening and was in their hands
only short time when a verdict Of
guilty of murder in the first degree
was returned.
The events leading up to the crime
for which Burgess will atone by spend
ing the rest of his days 10 the pelit
tentiary are still fresh in the min@s
of the people of this county. B9x
CESS had been employed at the beul6
in the shoe shop of W Il. Dawsoe;
which occupied portion of the roolnl
used as a harness store by Sulliv1. .
Because of his unreliable habits q
lost his position. He began drinking
heavily and for some time was wholly
at the mercy of grog. On the morn
ing of the thooting he appeared upon
the streets in a partially sober condi-i
tion, with the idea uppermost in his
mind that Sullivan was his bitter
enemy. He told his troubles to one
Or two people, threatening to shoot
Sullivan. About IL o'clock Burgess
carried his threat into effect, giving
the victim warning as he entered the
place of business, revolver in hand.
The assertion. Sullivan, I'm going to
kill your was Immediately followed
by report from the revolver. Sulli-
van jumped behind table, falling to
the floor as he did so. Another shot
was fired while he was PROSTATE. but
was not effective Regaining his
feet Mr.. Sullivan rallied his brother
in-law, Charles Gould, and J. C. Ayers,
lwho succeeded Burgess at the bench,
to his assistance and the three rushed
upon Burgess to disarm him. In the
scufiie for possession the revolver
was again discharged, the bullet en-
tered Mr.. Sullivan's right wrist, and
following the bones, lodged close to
the elbow. Both bones of the fore
arm were broken in two places.
Blood poisoning resulted and week
later the victim drunken mans pas
sion was corpse: three helpless
children we're fatherless and the wife
and mother. reuuiiess.
Burgess was escorted to the peni-
tentiary Tuesday morning.
LETTER LIST.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-30
Literary News.

A bright American girl is going to
tell, in The Ladies' Home Journal,
how she and . girl friend went to
Paris together, saw the sights, visit
ed all places Of interest. lived there
and had the time Of our lives" as
she explains the experience. In three
gossipy articles all the points of in
terest in and about the French capi-
tai will be treated and briefly descrb-
ed. and how to live well at small cost
lin fact just how girls going alone
to Paris can best and cheapest enjoy
the trip, will be explained. OF course
these experiences are intended to
serve as a guide for girls going to
the Paris Exposition in 1900.
Q o Q
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ITALIAN CIGAR ~ COURT.
Suspected Of Being In Turn Burning Cloth,
Escaping Gas and Dead Rat.

Simon Kinncary OF 3l1 Fast For'y.siS'h
street complained in The Yorl;yllle police court
yesterday that Nicholns Rcpperni. an Italian
bootblack. had bitten his finger while he was
nseep in the mans chair. Paslunle Gaetti
was called as witness by the prisoner. Pas
quale held a Lighted cigar between his fingers
as he testified. Magistrate Cornell couldn't
see 1t on the other side OF h 3 dask. Pasquae
hadn't gotten far III hiI testimony before the
magistrate stopped him 20 inquire IL some
ones clothing wn- no: on nrc
"Ther" Is certainly an onor Of burning cloth
about hore," the Magistrate remarked when
the lawyers. the policemen and the other p"o-
pie on the bridge hat examined their clothing
and had assured him that they could discover
no fire. The witness went ahead agnin.
stop minute" Interrupted the Magistrate
That odor Ia getting stronger pcrhars II Is
the gas escaping II i fearful "
One Of the clerks exam ned tho gns iets and
reported hem ali right The witness once
more continued. bur presently the Magistrate
got up from his chair,
II cannot stand this stencil" he said EN- =
phaticallv, suspect that there is dead rat
lying about"
He looked under the bench and everybody
else looked around without finding q d~ceased
rodent The Magistrate sat doTn worry much
puzzled. The witness wont on. but "es,ai the
hand that held the cigar on the bench, and tho
smoke foated M 10 tn. Magistrates nose.
Cornell a. he gasped and reached over for his
smelling bottle.
Get out Of this court instantly with that
vile-smellinR cigar" he shouted 10 tho wit
meas. Then he dismissed the comrlaint and
ordered the windows opened TO lot in fresh air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

Coffee howed some downwBrl reaction on realizing
OF profits. Rio JaneirJ foil $50 refs and RIO tN'
change was l.a2d., decline " led santos was
quiet ami unchanged. Havre early IN the day wsss'.
lower. but the loss was recovered later on though
Hamburg closed Y pfg. lower. RIO receipts were
ON the whole were better than expected. but long
liquidation forced prices down her. . to Is points.
closing steady after sales nf 2b26 bags. There IL
n strong agitation in favor OF LANDING the santos
coffee Receipts at Brazilian points are very modcr'
at and point to decrease in the worlds visible
supply this month ~ warehouse deliveries continue
a. the zane ratio a. during the last two months.
MrTNs.-Tin here steady IN the spot and weak for
future delivery: Deccnb-r.Jannary at 2H5us2H.Hn
Copper dull and nominal. London weak Spot Ga
ia. nj. Futures f72 l2s. Cd. Lead steady Sptlter
arm. Iron dull and nominal English iron market,
were dull. Glasgow closed at a.. sd. and Middle.
boro at liza. Tin IN London d-cl,nel 81 12s. I'd,
with spot at fl22 l2s. id. Spelter Was hrm hero
and london closed at ego "a I'D New York prices
wera as follows: Copper. lake. spot. slTsSlI.2I:
eectrolyuc. Sld.ThssiT: castings tlS 1hGflI: pix
tin, spot. s2I%s2I"o; tin plates. stsb: pig lead.
sIIO@tI 80; speltrr. spot. s4.GiRsstI2t: No.
X Northern. s22 st2S. No Northern, s2ist22,
Pr iron warrants No. ? nominal.
NAVAL Srohrs-Spirits OF turpentine. S1S5lbc.
Common TO good strained r1sin. 81, 4o8tl ~.
Pnoyisioss-cssh lard. Sem City. s5ih. Mess
pork, su.SOstl"2a. Tsllow. 4tsc. Hogs. 5asal,c.
l3c.. Oct. I24Si2tc.. Fancy large. Sept. IAN :
l2Ac,, Oct 1lAellAc.. Best Western eggs. 28t. .
2sc. do. State and P.nnusylvaniA. 24S26c.
SudAR-Naw was nrm at tAc for ~ and 1871 &c.
for ps Sales Of 700 tons centrifugal at thc, and
900 tons Java W at Ills. I'D. c. t.. T. Refined was
more active and steady.
CHICAGO. Dec. These were to-day's prices:
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-supremc Contradictions Or
ders-Nos, 3,,". <. ~. ~ ~. a. ~, ~
matters. part III,-Casc on No. asOa-Haiyht
Haght No day calendar Part N.-Clcar-Law
aud Pact Nos, 900. 4ohh, t0Il, +l46, 37a+ a7u..
sDai a7sS. .rsA, 2 90, 4Oal, 4Oa1' IO5s 4OSG IOs1
Part N.--Cs-o uuhu shed Cases from Part ~
Part VI, Clear; Gases from Part " Part VII co.
Cle'r: Elevated Rilroat cR.es Trial Tcrm.-pArt
lO3sa. 1913 io4la. Part IH,-Case Unfinished
Nos. 1921. h7sa 47hy II3d Ini7 1921. 2unH Iu15
b4ol 65aa 6b4o. d2sa, G?23. 4on6 srh7 i02la
Part IV.--Case Unfinished. Cases from Part III
Part N.-CHse nnhnis shed. Cases from Part III. Part
NI;-Cme unfinished, Cases from Part IL Part
Nos, 6n4a. 1920. $3.50, 272O. GGE6 d37N G6;ISlS
7OLH. sihi. SoHi, H7I6. 1867. 2dTl, 1928 23I5
42sn' hiat. hlOh, hla7 62l5. h?5N, $500, $500
lN,-Casc unhniShed Gases from Part VII Part K,
Clear Cas- FROM PaltVlI, Part ri, Case un nshed
Sa,.S tron Part vi Part Ml.-Adjourned unti
Surrorntos Court Chamb beers Motion calendar
called a. 1850 A. Fog prof Ata-Wlls OF Fling
lam H. Nichols, liahetta Quad, Henri Ponol Sophie
!. b,h'GnI Mary a. ui!igAn, Bertha j. Mathew
Agnes Lnppnld Edward u. C0wman. at IL A. NJ
tnrAh NJ. Abbott, n r NJ, Trial Term-No day
city. C,urt-spcrial Ter.a--Court opens at 10 A.
M-Nntions, Tlal Term Part Case unnnisad
Nos S0n, lG8l; 1871 s4i, 1899, 1925, Ii8 1862
II 3. ! ~, 1912, Part II. Clear-Sos. iis3 is4s
l.2H, 1924, lt5S, 1902, 1874, l7s+, l7SH, 1854
Lao, i1nl ll27 Part III, -CleAg-NoS, 1772, 1899
it I5sa Part Iv-ci.ar shd oS sa nSSS Sos
$685. s.el, 1887, sS4s, a2o0, s5si ''' . ''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
hTrERERs IN THE COURTS.
Magistrate Pool Says the Police Help the
Tou,.-An Essex Market Incident.

Gluseppe Trella. a laborer from Philadelphia.
came here with the intention OF shooting mis-
wife. who lives at 1910 Hester street. or securing
n divorce from her. A policeman found
him tlourishing the pistol in the street
and yesterday he was aTTaiRned IN the
Cantre atreet Dolice court. when Magistrate
pool asked him N he had anything TO say
Treiln re- lisd that while he was IN the CUSTODY
Of Policeman Buttner OF Eldrldke street no
was approached by lawyers tout who got s3
he i,it that he was now entitled to the in:
uuanre lie showed n card with the name OF
nm Film street lawyer which he salu tne man
had given him, but the lawyer satisfied the
Magistrate that he had not received inc man 5
"""Weli want to know" said Magistrate
Pool. who did swind!e this man It's w 70
YOU. ofTicer. Quickly. let me hear what you
Policeman Buttner denied having seen Trella
give money to any one. but admitted tnht u
man had stepped up to the prisoner on their
""its the old story over again the policeman
In collusion with the steercrs. said maRlstrhte
pool He lined the prisoner $40. and sent the
noii"eman out with Instructions to find the
Istrcrer" who had RECEIVED Trel!a money
While Magistrate Meade was nearing case .
Dispute arose IN tho back OF ,he room tme
noise OF which drowned the voice OF the WIZ
nssses The Magistrate rose and pounding on
All ioaiers, runners and stesrers leave this
court room Get every one OF YOU"
Instantly there was a rush Tor the door. ana
soOn the court room was almost empty ahn
Essex street, In front OF Silver Dollar smith
saloon, was crowded with angry men denounc-
ing tho Magistrate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
1.-Two stock Market.

THURSDAY. Dec. :. 1899.
Receipts Of heeves were $50 head. including 2
cars for the market Very little doing. About car
Of rough stun sold At steady prcs-. Dressed beef In
fair demand at 79pac. per u. tor native sides ex.
ira beef, loo, Cpblrs from Liverpool and London
quoted American cattle steady refrigerator beef
lower at Nc. or NJ: exports one, none ia.
Receipts OF calves. part late yesterday, were 4p3
head and Their were 23S head on sale this morn n.y.
Ncals ruled steady; other calves were slow. About
"a head. including q car OF westerns. unsold. Com
mon to choice veAls sold at S5 oOa Oh per 100
at - 5os3.:o City dressed veals steady 81
pQ l3c, per n.
Receipts or sheep and lambs were 40, head in.
Guiding cars for slaughterers and 20 for the
market. sheep ruled Arm; lambs were steady to y
shade lower one car that arrived late held
Common to choice sheep sold .. SS.Oo2s4.So per
100 Ms; medium to choice lamb. at sb,2bas8 lo
Dr,.ssai mutton arm A. SsTre, per a,..sst
lambs at T8pc.
Receipts OF hogs were 1.o61 head, including 90
head for the market Firm at s4.4O0SA.s0 per 100
ms. for ordinary to prime hogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Atlantic Iron md s..., COMPANY.

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec THE Atlantic Iron
and Steel Company was Incorporated here to-
day with an authorized capital stock OF So
100000. half the amount being per cent.
preferred. Tho company will mine aud manu-
facture iron. steel and kindred products Tho
incorporatorS are Charles A, Porter, kennedy
Crossman. /; S, FiIbert, William Z. Martin and
John T. Peddlcr ~" "''N
The following companies were also incorpa-
capital 100000. to construct and inrniah
water and construct and operate pnns Tor iurn-
ishlng electro iight. heat and power. incorpo-
e NJ King, all OF Jcrs", City; The COnsumcrs'
Iobaccn tomtdny, capital 500, 900, SlCOWN
o. which Is lrr!errrd. with \ per cent cumula-
tive dividends, object, t. cure leaf tobacco and
manulncture ant deal in tobacco OF all kinds,
ineorIorators, lsad0ro Scgal. J.. H. Patton an
:. :. ,iaryin. all Of East ORANGE: Thu Consoli.
ssaahfsGn oo Hod and Coppyr COMPANY capital
tors, Albert L. Hall OF New YORK, S, i, Rnpsr of
East Orange and Horatio s. Byrno OF lonkcrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Police PISTOLS LEFT At HoME.

weil-worn Plea Accepted From n Batch of
Delinauents-Bonrd Shortcomings.
Twenty-Five policemen charged with not
having the pistol. which under the rules OF the
department. they arc required To carry. were
arraigned before President York Yesterday
With unanimous voice they declared that they
had tho prescribed weapon. but had left II at
home" Mr.. York venturel a question now
and then aH 20 whether II was the regulation
good " did not go into details, The police
men advanced this defence with assurance.
Rs the board, having abolished the old stand
ard Of weapon. had neglected 10 provide n new
and the rule on tho point cannot at present be
obeysd The president said AS much and dis
missed the charges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
SHOT HOLES ~ THE BED.
Actor, Drunk on Cocaine, Thought He was
Staying His Enemies.

The people in the Hotel Van Tviller at Lex
ineton avenue and Twenty-nith street. were
awakened at . o'clock yesterday morning by
several pistol shots In the room CT Oliver Lee
an actor. who with his wife and two children
occupied two rooms there. The might clerk
called In a policeman and the two went to the
actors room and opened the door with pass
key. Lee was standing with q revolver In one
hand and an open razor In the other.
'em," he said. ..
He had fired three bullets into the mattress
and talked incoherently about enemies being
locked him up for the rest OF the night
In the Yorkville Police court later Lees VIE
asked Magistrate Cornell to discharge MIN hS
the whole family was about TO 60 To- HOT
Springs. Ark. for her husband s health. He had
taken a biz dose OF cocaine 90 Mednesday
mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, Dec. Z,


Tb. .tock market was narrower and at tho
same time more largely professional than yes
tcrday There was a falling of OF about one
third in the volume OF trading. and the tone
was in the main heavy. At the opening. prices
were sustained for q time by high quota
tions for American securities In London
and moderate purchases by foreign arbitrage
houses. They bought on balance about 10000
shares. an amount that was sufficient to keep
the foreign exchange market at yesterdays
level, Recent purchases OF stocks by London
have TO an extent taken the place OF bond
sales TO the Government. which have now prac-
tically ceased. In keeping tho local monetary
situntlor from becoming absolutely uncom-
Portable.
During the middle OF the day the market was
dull and very sluggish. There was pronounced
selling pressure in American and in CONT
mental Tobacco. both OF which closed materl-
ally lower than yesterday: In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit the anthracite coal stocks and many
of the less active shares. II may be noted by
the way that for many OF the so-called
specialties there Ia now no market at all. In
the iron and steel stocks the selling was not SO
extensive nor as effective as yesterday: still all
OF them sustained net losses. Pacific Mail de-
cned on the Indifferent showing OF earnings
printed further on In this column.
In the last hour sharp ADVANCE In chicago
and Northwestern accompanied by rumors OF
an increase In the dividend which will be acted
upon by the directors tomorrow had n
| strengthening effect upon the railway list and
also caused some covering OF shorts In the In
| dustrials. The result was fairly firm closing.
| yet with the majority Of the list below the
| final figures OF yesterday. Noteworthy excep-
| tions were the Pacific stocks. particularly
! Union Pacific common. L. s. Leather. Sugar
| Refining. Louisville and Nashville and among
| the less active shares American Mating pre-
! fered. Consolidated Gas. Omaha common. c., G.
| c. and st. Louis preferred and Wheeling and
Lake Erie preferred issues.
The railway list was favorably affected not
| only by reports OF Increases 10 the North
western common and Omaha common
dividends tomorrow. but by rumors OF IN
! impending alliance between the Union Pac-
fc system and tho Alton Company. which
was foreshadowed In the formation OF
| the Alton purchasing syndicate. and by
| the announcement OF further heavy land sales
! by the Northern Pacific Com any. the proceeds
! OF which must be used for the redemption OF
| the prior lien bonds and the improvement OF the
| property. The advance OF one-half OF per cent.
| IN the minimum rate OF discount OF the Bank
| OF France to 81 rer cent. did not receive the
| attention from the speculative community that
| II deserved. Tho Paris money market has re-
! mained practically undisturbed during the
/ sharp advance In rates at all other European
financial centres. but It has at last yielded to
| tho prevailing tendency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

Cotton moved mp under the stimulus of sudden
aud unexpected rise in Liverpool. big SPOT sales
there livht port receipt moderate arrivals at the IN
'Criur towns. covering " shorts and NOR" OF lie =
nov buying vol a. purchas,s by Wall street and
Liverpool partly for arb,trage count. Tho mos.
powerful factor wrs urd nbtcdly Liverpool, and
Liverpool was stirred up by two things namely IN.
creased spinner purchases there and small exports
from this side. Tho speculation here was on nnto
moderate scale but the und-rtone was undoubtedly
firm ani smaller re 'eipts are predicted for next
We * ut the pors while reports from many parts OF
the outh including Texas insist that the bulk ~ tn"
crop has been marketed and that II II going to I've
short The ~ nSiOn I'od takes the Waco Tex toron
Gro,octI' Journal sharply TO taSg for stating that
there IL great deal Of cotton held back in Texas
and says that this in not 20.
CorfEr-Hio on the spot was dull and weller atH'-
for No. sales Of bOO bags Mexican American ware.
house deliveries 2O.42t bags. Futures as Follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

THURSDAY. Dec -wheat-spot was
firm with sales Of 100000 bush. No. 9 red. in
elevator. December price. No l hard Duluth.
5Ac. over May. Futures advanced &c. TO 10.
with sales OF !. 1896. 900 bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Water supply Company's Contract Mort
gagged.

Tho Jersey City Water Supply Company. to
which Patrick II. Flynn transferred his con-
tract to furnish Jersey City with new water
supply. has given a mortgage for S8.500.0O on
the contract and plant to the Hamilton Trust
Company OF this city. The mortgage 10 given
and the monsy will be used to purchase lands
and water rights and pay for construction
work. The mortgage covers Mr.. Flynn's
interest and rights in the proposed water
works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Work on tho Long Branch Crematory Pre-.
vcnted.

LoNo BRANCH. n. j., Dec. 7.-Indlgnant
property owners. headed by Frank Is. Conoyer,
succeeded in stopping work on the new crema-
tory to-day. The writ. which was issued hy
supreme Court Justice Gilbert Collins. il rs
turna9ls on saturday, The petitioners seek 10
n.arltles. The crematory people started work
yesterday The sit" selected on Long branch
Az objected 10. The property owners
people, ' viz ''ena'ory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

Augusta ,hipped to-day 1,Gs5 bales; Memphis
3.2a5; ST. Louis s.Ho1 and Houston lo,3ss. lib.
New orleans futures were stronger in ympstny
here advanced to 70 points and lost p"ints :.
10 loints with the tone steady aud the sales
estimsted At ITO 900 bales as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

IS Teutonic. from Now York. at Liverpool.
~ Anchoria, from New York. at ulasgow.
r. Pennsylvania. from New York at Hamburg
IS Advance, from New York, AZ CDlon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

L g. transport Buford Martens. Havana. Dec. s.
"a Wtllrhad. Eorme-- bremen. Nov. %.
8. Elise Marie PABLO Bremerhaven. Nov. -.
:, Or.gen. Heg.c. Mpraut Say, Nv 70.
Va city Of Washington. knight Tampico Nov. 80
Ss Belvernon. Hansen, HIATT, Nov -.
Is lame, town Davis. Norfolk. Dec. u.
8, City of Birmingham. Burg. Boston, Dec. q.