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uneasy over the situation the line has
been kept open. The eastbOund over
land that should have left Tacoma last
night went as far as Orting before it
was turned back on account of the
mountain floods After waiting TWEEN
ty-tour hours to clear the tracks east
OF here, the Northern Pacific sent the
train out via Portland tonight As soon
as the tracks are cleared tonight, to-
DAY $ train viii be sent direct east.
valley streams are swollen and out of
their banks at numerous points. The
Stuck has cut a new channel for itself
near sumner, and one county bridge
was washed away at the same place
two others being damaged. The Puy-
ailup river Is out of its banks doing
damage to farming lands.
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.
PAGE ONE

PAGE ONE
Denver Newspaper Men Shot.
Roberts Mixed Up Case.
Mr.. Bryan Denies It.
PAGE TWO
Clark Senatorial Contest.
Running a Big Bluff.
PAGE THREE.
Wor In the Transvaal.
PAGE FOUR
Business of Week.
Kearns' Club Dying.
War In Transvaal.
PAGE FIVE
By Marriage Route.
Howard a Suicide
Off to Fort Worth.
PAGE SIX
Weeks Stock Market.
Combine at Bingham.
PAGE SEVEN.
Stocks In the East.
PAGE EIGHT,
League Against Ez.
Rebate Causes Row.
PAGE NINE.
Balfour Is Scored.
Of7cers Are Criticised.
Navy Was Too Hasty-
PAGE TEN.
Buskers at Boy.
PAGE ELEVEN.
The Stage.
PAGE TWELVE.
Editorial.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
Society.
PAGE SIXTEEN.
Women's Clubs
PAGE SEVENTEEN
New Fire Fighting Devices.
1'ransference of Thought
PAGE EIGHTEEN.
Isle of the Winds.
PAGE NINETEEN.
youths Page.
PAGE TWENTY
Woman's Page,
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Must Stamp Documents.

Washington. Jan. 12-The commissioner
Of internal revenue has sent out a circular
70 collectors and revenue agents. calling
attention to reports THAI a number of
title insurance companies have not been
stamping the documents evidencing the
insurance. 1t is said that these instru-
ments are taxable under schedule A I'm
the amount of one-half Of I per cent for
each dollar Of premium on the policy and
the same rate for each guaranteed {itie
The collectors and agents are directed TO
investigate cases of omission and report
10 the commissioner.
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OUT OF THE BANKS.
Raging Rivers Doing Great Damage
to Railroads and Other Property.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 13.-F1oods on
traffic for twenty-foUr hours and it is
not expected the tracks viii be cleared
and the road opened before midnight
tonight The westbOund overland has
been at Hot Springs awaiting the ef
forts Of a crew Of men to clear away
small slides and repair damage done at
Hot Springs and Crocker by floods. The
track was washed away at Croker and
the water has been over the tracks at
Hot Springs. The damage at Croker
Kept the Carbonate local in the yards
here last night.
Between Tacoma and Portland there
has been but slight damage by floods
and though railroad officials have been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
Has Won Friends.

The Utah congressman has not only
won friends by his argument, but by
his personality. He is recognized as a
strong, able, earnest man, and his own
presentation of his case has won him
friends not only on the committee, but
among the members of the house out
side the committee. Whatever the
character of the reports in this case,
the committee on rules will undOubted-
ly report a resolution devOting about
three days to discussion of the case,
and judged by the many applications
which Chairman Tayler has had for
time. it is safe to predict that thirty
or forty members of the house will
take advantage Of the opportunity to
express their views during the course
of the discussion.
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Melt Snow In Mountains.

Pendleton. Ore, Jan. 13.-Last nights
rains and the warm weather during the
past two days have melted the snow
in the mountains Last night the Una
tilla. river rose six feet and continues
rising. At Thorn Hollow, eighteen
miles east of the railroad, a culvert was
washed out and the river spread all
over the bottoms. Extensive damage
TO railroad and wagon bridges is
feared.
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It IS RATHER
MIXED UP CASE
Congressman Roberts in a
Peculiar Position.
PRIVILEGES ALLOWED
HIM AND WITHHELD
Has Right to the Floor and Use
of Franks.

But Salary Is Withheld and he cal-
not Speak In the House-commit
tee Having Some Difficulty Il
Making Up the Two Reports
VIII Complete It's Work About
the Middle Of the Week.-Mrs.
Made Many Friends.
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RAILROAD SWEPT AWAY.
Northern Pacific Branch May Not Be
Able to Operate Before March.

Juliaetta, Ida, Jan. 1S.-Raflroad
men say that for miles along the Pot.
latch there is no vestige of track, ties
or road bed. Some believe the North
ern Pacific viii mt be able to run trains
over this branch before March
A man just arrived from Ferguson's
camp on the Potlatch. six miles below
here, says the flood carried away the
tents. provisions and everything NOV
able All the men are safe. This in
formant says every bridge and every
yard of track between Juliaetta and
the Clearwater river has been washed
out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
NEWSPAPER MEN
SHOT At DENVER
? rOprietOrs of the Post Seri-
Ously Wounded.
AIM OF ATTORNEY
ANDERSON WAS TRUE
Polly Pry7 Saves the Life of
One Man.

luarreled In the Office Of the News
paper Over the Efforts to Secure
Pardon For a Convicted Murderer
and H H. Tammen and Fred
Bonfls, the Owners, Were Both
Victims Of BuUes -0ns is in a
Critical Condition.
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Cincinnati O.. Jan. 1S.-Pauline Hall.
the former Casino favOrite. now here in
vaudeville. tonight signed with Francis
Wilson as the pTima donna Of his COM
many. Wilson viii revive 'Erminie" and
has engaged William Br0derick as Ra-
venues in 'Erminie.'
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BRYAN ON EXPANSION.
to Accept Filipinos as Cit
izens AZ Snbiects.

Kansas City Jan. 13.-W. J. Bryan
passed through Kansas City this morn
ing for Columbia, No, where he is to
speak this afternoon. Asked about his
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Mental Alteration Theory.

Mental Alteration Theory.
Witness was asked if he was famil-
lar with a condition sometimes called
post typhoid mental alteration. and
answered that he was not very familiar
with 1t; had had a few cases over there,
but it didn't very often occur De
fendants nerve centeTs had been very
seriously affected by the typhoid fever.
which is not very often the case he
undoubtedly suffered from post typhoid
mental alteration, which continued I'M
I'll the time he left the island> At the
time he left there he was much i'm
proved, so far as his mental condition
was concerned and witness was hope
full for him: thought two or three
months rest in a quiet locality would
restore him, but didn't want to let him
so out of his care at that time.
Being asked what effect Mrs. Mills
presence seemed TO have upon defend
ant, witness answered that it seemed
to be very good, indeed; she took entire
charge of his nursing from the day Of
her arrival; he was very childish about
her. couldn't bear to have her out of
his sight or away from him at all
On ross-eXaminatiOn, witness testi-
fed that in typhoid cases there would
be perhaps 30 per cent of them that
would have more or less mental dis
turDanCe Tor nVc or six weeks CT two
months, defendant, he thought. had
been carried down stairs before his re-
lapse, which occurred in February. and
he had walked around perhaps five or
six weeks before leaving Honolulu: the
affection OF the nerve CenteTs he had
spoken of was rarely permanent. the
time Of recovery depends upon the Sc
verify of the attack; they generally re-
cover in four or five months
Former Sheriff Tsstifss.
Ex-Sherid NJ. NJ. O'Malley testified as
follows:
I reside in Poeatell0 Ida: sheriff Of
the county
Q. Do you know Captain Mills gen.
eral reputation in thar community for
peace and quietness2
A. 1t is good.
Thomas r. Thomas testified as fol-
lows
Q. What official position do you hold
IN this cOunty2
A. Jailer-county jailer.
G. Describe TO the jury as we'll as
you can Captain Mills appearance. as
you observed il on the occasion when
he was brought TO the jail
A Well he looked haggard as though
he had lost q great deal O. sleep: his
eyes We're red.
O. About what time did you see him
the last time that night2
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thought it was any use trying to pull
him through Had a long, tedious con-
valeScence. and was far from well
when he left the hospital in April; had
a relapse, due probably to some indis-
erection in diet; that is frequent in cases
of typhoid fever.
Witness had carefully observed de-
PENDANTS mental condition; he seemed
to be much changed; noticed IT after
the arrival of Mrs. Mills, who came in
January; defendant seemed querulOus
and irritable, not at all like himself in
that respect
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Want Him Expelled.

Chairman Tayler and the other ex-
tramists Of the committee recognize
this and are therefore pressing for a
report expelling him without regard
to his certificate. 1t is rather singular
to seek to expel a. man whose actual
membership has been formally denied
by almost an unanimous vote Cf the
house If the final report of the ma
iority makes this recommendation it
will not receive anything like the num-
Der Of votes that an expulsion pTopo-
sition would receive if the Utah con-
gresham were sworn as a member be-
fore the expulsion proceedings.
The exact nature of the minority re-
port is also difficult Of prediction, al
though at this time it seems most prob
able that 1t will contend that Roberts
has an indisputable right to be sworn
in on his certificate
The committee viii probably complete
its labor about Wednesday Of the COM
ing week Whatever the result of its
deliberations, it is certain that there
has been great Improvement in favor
of Roberts since the opening Of con-
greSs.
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Worked Him For Money.

Thieves Dynamite Bank.
Buffalo, n. Y. Jan. IA sneeial r.
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CONTINUED On Page %
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Roberts Peculiar Position.

For instance, it developed today that
Roberts is still enjoying and exercising
the ranking privilege, which IS sup
posed to appertain only to members OF
congress. He is, however, not recelv-
ing his salary and has not been given
his mileage, both of which equally ap-
pertain without dispute to the privi-
leges Of a member of congress
He has the right to the floor, which
Only mem bers and ex-members have
yet he has not the right to speak, which
members enjoy. He is therefore at this
time not recognized as a member Of
congress. nor denied all the privileges
of a member. He is something in the
position of Mahomets coffin.
1t is the fact that Roberts must be
treated either as a member Of the
house or as not a member Of it that
makes the preparation of the report a
work Of embarrassment. Upon the
manner in which the majority report
is drafted viii very largely depend the
final result in the house in respect TO
the proportionate division OF the vote.
on the question of admitting him on
his certificate, regardless of other
phases Of the contest, there would be
a heavy vote for him.
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Continued on page 81
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lsnecial to The Herald,

Washington. D c., Jan. 13--The Of
fetal report of the testimony in tn
Roberts case was issued from the gov
eminent printing office today and will
be used by the committee in the pre-
paration of the report in case. 1t is
voluminous document Of 240 pages and
contains everything said in the case
from the beginning to the submission
Of the case to the committee in exeeu-
tive session.
The committee proceeded this after
noon with the compilation of the re-
ports. It is not yet possible TO say
with certainty what the character OF
either report will be, except in general
1t is, however, growing more certain
that the division Of the committee will
be six and three, with the majority
favoring whatever report is finally
drafted by Chairman Tayler.
The work of compiling Chairman
Taylar's views is one attended with
many difficulties, owing to the trying
position in which the chairman Is
placed. His embarrassment IS due
wholly to the eageTness which he dis
played to make a reputation for him.
self by attacking Roberts in advance
of his taking the oath. This has led
to a rather curious tangle of cOndi-
fiQrsS
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cILVER AND LEAD


,--rrer 15c per pound
III a. s. & r.. Co price si.5iia. New
~ brokers'. SL45. No exchange QUO
rstion,
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900
forecast for Salt Laks Today Is:
Cloudy and Cooler.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
A Great PAPER.

The St. Louis Globe Democrat is
unquestionabiy one of the greatest Of
American Newspapers. 1t has cor
respondents everywhere and covers
every field of News, foreign and do
mestic- 1t is strictly Republican in
politics, but is, above all, A NEWS
PAPER, and ought to be in every
home during the important presiden-
tial campaign of 1900. The price by
mail. Daily, including Sundays, il
Six Dollars per year. Daily without
Sunday, four dollars per year. Sum
day only, two dollars per year.
Weekly, issued in Semi Weekly sec
tions, one dollar per year. The latter
edition is a big Semi-Weekly paper,
almost equal to the average daily at
the price Of the average weekly. 1t
not only gives all the news. but also
a great variety of interesting and
instructive reading material for every
member of the family. Write for
free sample copies to the Globe frint-
ing Co., St. Louis, Missouri. CWill
give the Semi Weekly Globe-Demo-
crat and the RECORD both one year
for S2.25.) 2t6
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15

door Of the county court house In the
County OF Frem mt and State of Colo.
rado, for the highest and best price the
same VIII bring in cash, four weeks
public not ce having been previously
given OF the time and place of such
sale by weekly advertisement in one of
the newspapers of general circulation
At that time published in said Fremont
County. and make, execute and deliver
to the purchaser or purchasers at such
sale good and sufficient cei thu ate or
certificates of purchase of aud for the
premises sold for the purpose of paying
the principal and interest due on said
note after iirst paying cost of advertis,
ing and sales commissions, and all othrr
expenses OF the trust. and
Whereas. default has been made In
the payment of the principal and in
terest on said note when due, which
default still exists and whereas the
legal holder of said note has declared a
violation of the covenants OF said deed
of trust aud has iiied his written totice
OF election and demand for sale with
he undersigned as such Public
Trustee Now
Therefore, in consideration Of such
notice and written request and in com
piiance Herewith. |, George r. Cass.dy,
Public Trustee, do hereby give four
weeks public notice that win on Mon
day, February 10th, A. D., 1900. at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon al
the front door of the county court
house in the County of Fremont and
state of Colorado, sell the above de
scribed premises at public auction foi
the highest and best price the same
viii bring in cash as by law provided
for th9purpose of paying said indebt-
edness and the expenses of executing
this trust, said premises being sold
subject to prior deed of trust for
$50 % with interest. on said lots %,
%, and %, recorded May 20. 1898, in
book 81, page l4o of the deed records OF
said county and State
Dated at Canon City, Colorado, Jan
uary 22nd, A ID, Zoo.
GEORGE X. CASSIDY,
Public Trustee of Fremont Co, Col,
BY Z. J. FREpRICKsoN, Deputy
First pub. January %, 1900.
Last pub. February %, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
Trustees sale.

Whereas, W. q. Richey and Ida N.
Richey of the County of Fremont and
State of Colorado. by their certain trust
desd bearing date October 10, 1898, and
recorded in book ~ at page 1875 Of the
deed records OF said Fremont County,
did convey to the undersigned the
public trustee Of said County Of Ere
mont, lots numbered twenty Ave (s5),
twenty six ls6), twenty seven (s7) and
twenty eight (z8) In block one ~ in
Hawkins addition TO the town Of
Florence, Colorado, In trust to secure
the payment Of one certain promissory
note OF eysn date with said trust deed
payable 70 P. II. ClingAn for the princi-
psi sum Of Ave hundred (oG00OO) dollars
with interest thereon from date at the
rata Of ten Per centum per annum.
And whefsas, II u provided In said
deed OF trust that In oAse Of defanlt In
the payment OF said note or any par,
thereof or intsrest thereon according
70 the tenor and effect OF aaid note, OF
In case Of the violation OF breach Of
any Of the termA conditions OF agree
ment therein contained, then Il shal
and may b lawful for Sid Public
Truotee o.. his sueoeeeor Ia The ONCE oi
puhlic trustee - eo11 end 6lspoos oi
iakd prom1ooo e1ther - manoD q II
yaRssh = pahaie ans11oA = ~ froal
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
Nolice Of Yorecle..rr Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 81.
DISTRICT OF COLORADO.
In the Circuit Court thereof.
Albert l.. Murray, Receiver of
the Granite state Proyident
Association. Complainant.
William H. Esser, Elizabeth
Esser. and William IA. Esser
executor under the will of Eli
Iabeth Esser. deceased,
Defendants
Case No. 80. in Chancery.
Notice is hereby given that there va.
rendered final decree in the abo We en-
1879, for the foreclosure OF q certain
mortgage, IN the ball OF complaint in
said cause mentioned and set forth
given by the said William II. Esser and
Elizabeth Esser, on the 18th day OF
April. 1895. the defendants aforesaid, ,to
the Granite State Provident Associa
ton, upon the property therein and
hereinafter mentioned and described
and directing sale Of the said property
by the undersigned as Master IN Chan.
Gerry OF said Court, at the front door OF
the county court house in the city OF
Caaon City, in the County of Fremont.
aud state of Colorado, after first giving
previous notice of said sale by adver.
tisement, setting forth the time, place
and terms thereof. together with a
description of the premises to be sold,
to be published in some weekly news
paper Of general circulation in the said
county of Fremont for four consecu-
tive weeks prior thereto, for the pur-
pose Of paying the amount found TO be
due and owing under said mortgage.
the same being e6,l5I.S1 and costs OF
suit.
And notice is hereby given that pur.
suant TO the aforesaid decree, and by
virtue Of the power and authority in
me vested, l, the undersigned, rs such
Master in Chancery, will on Friday,
the 10Th day Of February, A. D., 1900
at the hour Of three o'clock In the
afternoon OF said day. at the front door
OF the county court house, in the city
of Canon City. aforesaid, sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, the property In the
bill of complaint mentioned, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary for
the payment Of the amount found TO
be due as aforesaid, with interest and
costs, and expenses OF advertising and
making sale; said property being lots
numbered nineteen Q9) TO thirty six
(S6), both inclusive, In block numbered
one ~, in A. and V. Macon's Addition
to Canon City, Fremont county. Colo
rado, according to the plat OF said
addition recorded In the office Of the
clerk and recorder Of said Fremon
county.
The purchaser at such sale will be
entitled to certificate of purchase for
the property sold, which win entitle
said purchaser to deed II the property
be not redeemed within the period nj.
lowed by the laws Of the State OF Colo.
RADIO for redemption of property from
sales under execution.
Dated January ls, A. D., 1900
ALLEN ]. BEAUMONT,
Master in Cha ncery,
First pub. Jan. 10, 1900.
Last pub. Feb. 10, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
NOTICE.
Office of
The Canon City Hydraulic and
Irrigating Ditch Company.
Office of

The Canon City Hydraulic and
Irrigating Ditch Company.
Canon City, January "a, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of The Canon City Hydraulic and IT.
rigating Ditch Company. will be held
at their Office in Canon City, Colorado,
February 26, 1900, at two O'Clock p.
m, for hearing reports of the officers
for past year; for the purpose of
making an assessment on the capital
stock of the company for placing and
keeping its ditch in repair for the
ensuing year; to vote on the question
of authorizing the directors of the
company to hire one thousand dollars,
more or less, to be expended in i'm
provsments on the property of the
company; for the purpose of electing
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
7. B. COULTER,
B. +. RoCKArELLow, President.
Secretary.
First pub. January %, 1900.
Last pub. February %, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
Hunicip.I Sax.aA


There is = decidedly humorous side
which occasionally comes to light in
connection with the undertakings OF
municipal corporations, but the action
of the enterprising city fathers of .
small Hungarian town La certainly
unique. The mayor and whole town
council, consisting Of eight members,
formed themselves ITO a band of forx-
ers. and carried on . thriving business
IN the town hall. manufacturing paper
notes current In Austria. which they
circulated pretty extensively. A work
shop. well ntted with the necessary
implements. vas Axed up In q cellar
Of the town hall. and they actually set
policemen to guard the door while they
were at work This remarkabie state
sf Affairs existed for oser q couple of
years. when the busiHess was detected.
the mayor and councillors nghtinx like
professional brigands on being ar
rested
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15

AFTER doctors failed 10 cure me of
preamonia l used One Minute Cough
tare and three bottles of il cured me
II Is also the best remedy on earth for
whooringeough. II cured my grand.
Children of the worst cases. writes
Jno. Berry, Loganton, Pa. Ii is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm.
MEDIATE results Cures coughs. colds.
Group and throat and lung troubles. II
prevents consumption. Children al.
ways like IL Mothers endorse IL.
Palace Drug store.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
The Cardinal Point,

in favor of the Nickle Plate Road are
safe and easy roadway, fine trains
luxurious equipment and fast time.
These combined with . solid through
vestibulsd sleeping and dining car
service make the Nickel Plate Road .
desirable route between Chicago. Fl.
Wayne, Cleveland, Erie. Buffalo, New
York, Boston and all points East.
The travelling public already know
that the rates via this road are lower
than other lines. 6t3
Cañon City record., 1900-02-15
Stock Holders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Company
will be held at the Court House, Canon
City, Colorado, Saturday, February IL,
100, at ono thirty p. m, for the pur-
pose of electing five directors. levy an
ensuing year, and to transact such
other business that may come before
such meeting. Stockholders are urged
to come or send proxies.
FRANK BENeLEY. President.
A, W. MAXWELL, Secretary.
First pub. Jan. 1s, 1900.
Last pub. Feb. i5, 100.