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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WANTED ARBrrRATIoN.
Peace Congress Depiores EnEiand's
refusal 90 Agree TO n.

Paris. oct 5-The international Peace
Congress esitomlzed its work In an ap-
psal 10 the nations, adopted to-day ia
which the Congress condemns the refusal
OF the British government TO agree 20
arbitration or mediation in South Africa
and expresses keen regret that the ma
,,,,,v OF the governments who might have
o0er,d mediation abstained from doing so
IN eplte q their paclhc declarations at
The Hague.
REGARDING China. the eongrefa. sitter
recoarizing and roin'ing out the prim-
a~v causes - dirc5ntsnt upon the part
~ the Chinese. urees that the saiution
N tho conflict be just ana equitable. and
m conformity with the inalienable right
AZ the populations to freely dispose OF
themselves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
sHE DENIES THa STORY.
Report OF the siso.oOO Plank In the
Platform shown 90 he False.

Chicago. Oct 5-Luia d. Hay OF Jack
sonville. H.. has sent 20 Senator Jones.
chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee. a sworn denial % nc story
alleging that she knew ". J. Bryan 20
have been paid $1,000 20 cause a silver
plank 20 he incorporated IN the Ksnsas
CITY platform.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WAS a QUEER STRIKE
Miners Went Oat for Lower vase,
Than They Received.

Owensboro. ky. oct. 5-A strike OF
miners az Basket for recognition OF the
union. has been won The settlement
carried wish 81 4 reduction of wnges. The
owner % the mines never recognized the
unlon. bat paid wages averaging cents
more than the Union schedule. This pro-
badly is the fret strike for lower wages
ever made
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

New Orleans. Oct. S--The British
steamer Paddineton from Marseiiles re-
ports on Sept. is latitude 200 north. lon
situde siog west she passed a brigantine
of American huild with fore and main
masts gone. ibhoom standing. hun ap-
parently intact. no sign OF life on board.
Sea At she time was running fearfully
high. unable TO launch a boat to examine
arock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
PopuIists Were Busy,

Charlotte y c.. oct 6--The Popul sts
~ the Seventh North Carolina District
At ssushurR to-day nominated cX-Con-
gresham A. C. shuford for Congress. and
Endorsed Barker and Donneily for Prcsi-
dent and Vice President.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Birmingham. Ala. oct S-Prellminary
steps 10 the holding Of great Industrial
exposition IN this city in 1905 we're taken
this afternoon when a committee wis an
pointed by the Commercial Club TO take
up the question
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
RETucE5;s sooa RETURN.
VIII Get Back to the Trsn-vani NJ
the Rate of 1000 weekly.

London Oct 5-Thc foreign office has
received the following dispatch from tho
British high commissioner ia South Afri-
ca. sir Alfred Miner
Tho refugees viii begin to return 20
the Transvaai oct % at the rate % about
l.01 weekly II will take at least three
monihs 20 rcpatriate those who are walt
lug la South Africa"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Tough. nT8i Mitchell. sTI-Minis
AtIantas Coming Mayor "a Formei
CitiE~n of SsVannah-somrthtn q
the Man and the Hac~ He Ran.
Atlanta. Ca. oct. 6-Maj Lvingstot
Minis was elected Mayor 81 Atlanta in che
primary here to-day by - plurality of Is
over Frank T. Rice. who ran second II
the four-cornerod race. Mccullough raI
third while Mitchell brought up the rear
Tho total vote or each was as follows
Minis 2eio. Mise. 2.tsg. Mccullough 97s
aud Mitchell. Nl
Minis friends are Wild over the victory
which was wen in the face of the mos
desperate opposition any candidate foi
municipal once ever encountered in At
lanB. All tho wealth and power ~ ths
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company th'
Georgia Electric Ltght Company and th'
Atlanta Journal n snort an the Akin
son Interests were arrayed against MINI
ia opon' support of Rice.
IN addition 10 this mighty force e mus
be- understood that Minis has not beer IL
a political race since the Civil War whii
Rlec. his chicf opponent. has been con
stautly in politics Cor thirty years. liter
ally preparing for the hght OF to-day u
which he went down in defeat
Il was a clear triumph Of pure politics
md never was victory more complete
Minis Is nothing short Of "a hero In IN
eyes 81 those who supported him. H.
won the race without asking man per
sonaily for his vote. holding aloof from
tho old tricks which have tiumphe,i re
peate1Iy in past campaigns. lie mao
r,d-hot ngm for the place. bu' neve
oscc descended from the high platform
on which he rode into the race. Though
be- battled hard from the platform.
was a. knlRhty q b1aio as was eve
fought ln tho south
His tactics won for him the active sup
port Of an the Atlanta ladies many -
whom literally took the streets for him
This feature Of the campaign ls counios
as one Of Minis strong factors "a the 70
MAJ aikahle race he put up. The Mayor
elec' has stated repeatedly that be wous
bsaitify the city iu many respects {
elected. and tnose who know him ar
confident he VIII keep his word
Mai Minis was formerly a resident o
savannah. lie came 10 Atlanta after hi
residence in Savannah and entered the IN
suranCe feld. lie has bsen Southern man
ager Of large New York company 10
years Be is president of the Capital Cir
club. During the war he Wa chief quar-
termaster on the stan OF Gen. Joseph
Johnston. Hc is about e0 years % age
but o. as active and vigorous as one hal
that age. MAJ Minis begins his term
Office on Jan ] next
Following are few Of the interesting
features Of the Minis victory. In IN
Sixth ward. where Minis and RE live
Minis neat Rice 80 votes. Minis rode d
his wards meeting throughout the cam
paign IN a rubher-tired carriage lie Wis
tied tho various polling places to-day
riding ia red-wheeled surrey with rub
her tires Ills horses had nickod tails am
silver mounted harness on which dangles
lingling chains
Atlanta. Co. oct. Following are N,
successful candidates Ia tp-days election
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Tien Tsin. oct 9.-The orders given 70
Yung I.u. the commander-in-chlef Of the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Atlanta. Co. oct. Following are IN,
sucoessful candidates Ia to-day's election
shown hy the returns at / O'Clock
May or Livingston Minis.
Alderman North side-George Y Pierce
Alderman South slde-M T. Lahatte
Councilman Firu Ward-W A Fincher
Councilman Second ward Bra 10 Lewis
Councilman Third Ward-John C. Reed
Controller-iohn ~ Goldsmith.
Treasurcr-Thos Peegles
Tax Collector-E. r. Payne.
EnEineef-R NJ. clayton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

sunnyslde Ga. Ott- 5-Gcn John Mcln-
tosh Ken Adiutant General OF Georgia.
and one Of thc most noted men in tho
this evening at 6.3o o'clock lie had been
IN bad health for a long time. lie was q
years OF age
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
WONT JOIN u HING.

The ordcTs 90 YunR In Havc been
Countcrmanded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

Continued on Fii,h Pasel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
GEN. KELL is DEAD
ONE or THE sOTTH's MOST NOTED
GEN HAs GONE.
DIED At HIS COUNTRY HOME.
TIE STORY or 4 LIrE THAT WAS
REPLETE Win ACTION.

gen. KcII was Adjatant General 90
GeorEia-IIad Been An IN Heaith "a
Long whiir-Was - Years of Age.
Horn in Mcintosh County-srrVcd
ia the United states and the Con-
fedcratc Navs-NVas Executive Of
nccr af the Alabama.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MINIS IS MAYOR
LED OTHER CANDIDATES IN THI
HACE N ATLANTA.
RICE GOT THE SECOND PLACE
MINIS DsFENTED THE LEADING or.
PONENT BN i5s VOTES.

Vote for Mayor stood a. Follows
Minis. 2.dfoi Rtce. 2.fs2i McCuL
Tough. n7gt Mitchell. sTI-Miuis
Friends JuhiIant over Hi. Victory
Atianta's Coming Mayor a Formei
citizen of ssVannah-somrthin o
the Nan and the Hac~ he Ran.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06

Chas. r. Welton & Co have removed
to 20S High street, Noah's Ar.l's old
stand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
WAS CHARGED WITH B1GAAIY.
But Schemed So Successfully That He
is Now Numbered With the
Missing.

Friday a gentleman from Norfolk
county. in company with a man named
Otto Is. Snead. stopped at the station
lady. who claimed to he Sncad's wife
The gentleman was from Gilmerton and
said that the lady was his sister and
that she had married Sncad a few
weeks ago, but since then he had learn
cd that Snead had a wife in Norfolk
and that he had brought Snead and
his wife TO town to learn whether the
rumor was true or not. He wanted tho
police to help him, but he failed TO
swear out a warrant. Snead told him
so positively that he was innocent and
gave him the address of the woman
whom they said that he was married
TO and asked him to go there while he
waited with his wife for his return.
The gentleman went off and before he
had gotten but n short distance Sncad
made an excuse to go out for ~ short
while. but failed to return. Wives Nos
j and are still waiting his return and
the officers are anxious TO come up will,
MN. but thus far have failed to do so
Snead about four months ago came tc
this city. started TO sell lilies that he
claimed were boomers. but turned out
TO be made of some kind of stuff that
made them look like natural flowers
he sold quite a number before heinz
found out. He was finally arrest cd
ana was given sixty days in jail. Ate,
ne came out he left here and went 10
Norfolk county, where he was married
to wife No. 9.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
IS A PORTSMOUTH LADY.

The Hampton Bulletin. in It's Issue of
the past week. contained the following
item:
The masquerade ball given by Mr.
IRibourne Gatewood. at Armory Hall.
Monday night. at the closing OF his
dancing school. which he has so sue
cessfuliy conducted the past winter.
was quite success. There were about
% couples present. and some beautiful
costumes were among the masquer-
aders. y delightful time was had by
those who were fortunate enough 10 at
tend. The chaperons were Mrs.
Straehla. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay and Mrs.
JAS Colgan Miss Lola Cooling. OF
Norfolk. representing Lady Washing
ton was the belle of the ball"
The Bulletin is in error Miss Lola
Gooding. who so splendidly represented
the character chosen by her. is Il resi-
dent of the city of Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
ATTEMPT AT HOUSE BREAKING.

sunday night Mrs. Harry Hall who
ives IN Scott street near Washington
saw man on n rear shed attempting
10 get In her house. She gave an alarm
ana the man ran off Friday night she
went around on Washington street 10
see her mother and while there, an
other attempt was made to enter the
mouse through n rear window. Mr. Hall
came nome and knocked at the front
door. Receiving no reply he threw bis
coat across the ballistcr and went i'm
tne rear TO see If there was any one
at nome: as he did so he saw n man
run out of the yard and jump a fence;
ne ran PACK TO the porch and took his
pistol out OF his coat pocket ANA ro-
turned. but the man was across several
lois. he ire twice ut him but failed to
nit MN. Mr.. Hall will have some ono
on the lookout for the fellow If he
should return again The man had got
ten blind open and Il window nnrtIv
raised.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
A COUNTRY NEGRO'S EXPERT.
ENCE

Yesterday morning a. gree negro who
had been in the city but n short while
and perhaps had never seen a train he
ior stood by the side OF the track OF the
,. ~. L., corner of Columbia and Water
streets while the mail train was ap-
preaching. The engineer blew his whis-
tie and rang his heel but the man never
moved but stood perfectly bcwiledcrd.
Inc engineer saw no redress but to stop
the train, but not until the train hod
almost touched him. Then he did not
move until he was taken away. For a
Few second he was speechless. hut when
he recovered his senses he said elibly
that was a big horse and wagon. | was
so scared l could not move or talk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
THE CITY. OF Observation-Disclosures AND ADVERTISEMENTS

Killed Friday night near Macon, N. c.,
by falling between two cars. Haley
was from Portsmouth, and was bcliked
by all the railroad men.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of house for rent.
The Seaboard Air Line received two
new passenger engines yesterday. They
are No. 60i and Coz. They are six
wheel drivers.
MIR. Harry Culpepper left last night
for Baltimore, to spend II few days.
j. G. Salisbury advertses board ends
for sale cheap.
Mrs. II. January and daughter, OF
Suffolk. are visiting Mrs. II. Levy.
A number of thoroughbred English
setter puppies are advertised for sale
Sec adj. in which their pedigree Is
given.
May Washington was arrested last
night for throwing bricks in house on
King street
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of house for rent
Irving Brothers advertise one or two
floors for rent in their new building
See ad.
The District Baptist Young Peoples
Union will meet this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with the South Street Baptist
Church. An excellent program has
been arranged for this meeting
AN Afternoon and Evening Among
the Flowers" Is the title Of n novel ana
UNIQUE entertainment that will be
given by the Lawn Workers OF Mon
umental Church in the lecture-room of
that church Thursday afternoon. May
10th. at 1880 and evening at $50.
Attention is called to the notices In
this issue of tho Chambers and 1ndc-
pendent Fire Companies. in whlch the
members are requested to attend semi
annual inspection and election of Off
GERS tomorrow night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.

Ruth Council No. 7. Daughters of
America. will give AN entertainment
Monday evening. May eth. ut o'clock.
at the [. o. o. +. Hall, Middle street.
Portsmouth. The committee in charge
nave spared no means in securing the
best talent in the two cities, and guar
aiitee to all that attend. pleasant
evening. Come and help the ladies in
this good work. Cream and cake vii,
e served without extra chnrrn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
OLIVE BRANCH SCuOo1:

Roll of honor for April, 1900: Attend
ance-Linwood Wooster. Lizzie Woos-
ter. Annie Pulley, Minnie Pulley Eli,
Pulley.
Observation-Disclosures Parker, Nellie
Berry. Minnie Pulley, Blanche Thomp-
son. Mary Savage. Lnwood Wooster.
Pearl Bensten.
Lessons-Pearl Bensten. Matte
wooster. Allan Oatham. Melville Oak
Lizzie Wooster. Annie Pulley.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Portsmouth 100 o 0 Q 0
Norfolk .........5 0 6 0 . y
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk Q.
Thrce-base Hits-Arms trong. Two
base Hits-John Smith. Murray. Dou
bic Plays-Kohrle, Clark. Luskey. Left
on Bascs-Portsmouth, 3; NorfolB. 6.
Bases on Balls-Off Luitich. 4: off Muir
ray, .: off Ticrney. :. Struck out-By
Murray. ,; by Tieuicy. >. Hit by
Pitched Ball-Armstrong. Time-Two
Hours. Umpire-Craigc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
CITY TRANSFERS

]. II. Schlegal and wife to Archie u
Nav, four lots on the west side of
Webster avenue. north of Lecllie street
s1425.
William J. Pate and wife to II. T..
KRISTEN. lot with improvements at
northeast corner of Scott and Green
streets. 81 $50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
To tho Public.

Call at w. T. Claud & Co.'S Office now
and you can buy Pig Point lots at the
ground floor price. We say and can
prove that these lots will double in a
few months. Call at once. No. ga High
street. in the Rosenbaum Building. w.
II. CLAUD d. co. my4-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06

hervous Headache Cured
Speedily. No danger by Hicks Capu-
dine. IL and 25c. ut drug stores.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06

Mrs. Croakcr-"I do wish those camp-
ers woul cease singing. II sounds so
mourniul | am just ready to crv."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06

ragged satisfying themselves by telling
Craig what they thought OF him in no
uncertain tone.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-06
Attention, Chambers.
NOTICE, PAINTERS.

Painters and Decorators Union No CO
Will meet hereafter at Rosenbaum Hall
High street. Portsmouth. Va. instead of
its former meeting place. on the SECOND
and FOURTH WEDNESDAY in each
month. beginning May 9TH 1900.
j. EDWIN ELLIOTT
IT Recording Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25
Sssss. - ss..s s.sssso-ss.

Now q 1D006 Oeeso0ODp0o.
u - Wsas sSsAe rsssss - Jsors c. rssssrk.
auuo -.
Eselor : hassAy avea sAes ~ l~ dsy. ~
Ish ~ q yoae. a. D ~, brtsg ssos - the
pexuSss as,s " the JsoR eesvo q IT, CsNUny
.. D. nnhlwis. srseoops u ~ eD.ufe. WIN
spVsss AsEs4 ~ gU6R - aid CsssH. Ds<RUs
srVsUval - sss saDe. - Weu saga eS-lss y -
DIR: osuu6 - sorh exsvuoDg. - ~ ~ 610R ~
pas~e aHy pUssN = inaoevse 0ny oppsos sa1 ~.
DsosS D lIeisa- Cssssa-sa, Mar b. -
,. =. eAlAyWeN..
sVsss t~s N.y =; lss Ssa ~
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

A train Ioed of fssit . day IN the
prospect shsed II The fruit growess II
Dsiss couoty. Tso yesrs ago with On
osdisssy crop t'os cos1bsds . day
dssing Tie height q the ssasoo wss The
ssepsd. This yess there = certainly
Sour o. I've tioss the smouet - fS.is
~ tAss hsd. whicA osses tWelvs n
19tsss easbssAs . ~. Nse,ss end
haslsss viii - In dsosnd this yess.
ed The cu0missio6 Deu will have thsis
haods foil tskisg csss Il H.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Thos. r. Kieros y tsikisg II Sjvieg Z
pesssotatioo of the comic 0psss .4iks-
do" in the nesr future. BY boDe tslsss
s'togethsr. This b good nsss . ss
have the talent and can give sr.t cisss
rsoditioa Il ths open. Tbs psssint-
ssries are not yet an srfssgsd. bce
thoss Who know Mr. K'esos are saiisdsd
that the play will b put on 10 rood
otyls u be undertakes IL.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Conservative esiimatos by osr lssyest
fruit growevs place the output Of tie
orchards d Delta cowsty this yssr st .
million dollsrs. This may saem to some
10 b large estimate. but vs believe II
viii b. bosue oct.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Ths 0ussisoo tovs ossse0 hss o.
dsrsd ths oessAsl a that pascs not TO
slIow ssy Doss ehssisasi parties. direct
~ hta 10 osks asrsses in 60 of soy
stasapes = shas aissstiss.-0sssssoa
Nsss. This esssss night vsn - taksu
= Delta eleo.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

The Colombo epsisss 0ssstts, sises
~ passing under the management ol
1s. Hssvsns. b bsconing oas q The bsst
Il ths Colossde dsilisA ~. Stsvsns y
sstting sp The best stste psrss ostsids
of Denver and with An improvement In
it, tslsgSaphic sssvice wosld give the
capital city dailiss Aeloss call to- ths
top q The lsddeS.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

II any one thinks ,hsse 70 going 10, bs
asy scarcity of fruit around Delta this
pear they sbosA boo,s through our or
chard. On soos trseq the fruit hss ~
% thick that tbs growing lesves ere
efoWding !. %.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

II 1896 the worlds production d go'd
vss ol7 100000 lees Than the wosldi
production Of silver. 10 1893 the pro
ductiou oe gold waa Ga. .71OOOO greater
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Es 6enstos r. r. HiM. Of Denver. the
Asad q the Argo smeltsr. and principal
owner Of the Rspsbiic.n. died Tuesday
q neon. He was g yesrs of age.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25
ssss,s q sp..s ossss.osss.

D0ooUo - 9Dooo 0UoooRDooo.
ls - DNeRs - ~ s1ses q asw6 q oDre-
e IS; 8; : e: -, sS;,l s -: =: -, : 49,: =:
seU~ - 1pys = - 1gDs - = - Csy
49, = 1sSse s~se1y. = - - &C.,
-. ss. .,s:sSSS2RS.5Si =
u3A AAs& - sosa,
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

We acknowledge receipt of an invita-
tios 70 the exercises of Comoescement
vsst st the state Normal school at
0sssIsy, Nav 9th To 3fat
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Tie eclipse d the sup next Monday
vih cone o6 essly in the morning an'l
viil sll b over before e,xht O'Clock.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Jsdgs A, r King rstussssl fro@
bsaissss tsip 10 Chicago. Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Il = the consensus of opinion thst
Bsyar vill the nominee of tbs kaDsss
City convention. and that roune win
-
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

The American voters have always 70
ssntsd the e1orts to substitute fiction
tos facta They ~ill / change thsir
policy this year.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

The iovitstion 10 theselfish M. Bryan
- retire 10 favor oa tho unselfish M.
CSsvsland had ma been accepted up to
~ hoss u going to press.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

II. ". CAiIes ssd little 500. George
vent over 10 Pueb,o. ysseerdsy 10 meet
his sisess, Miss Bsssis. wh0 D -expscted
hows 6updsy. s 9 orr si.i x
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25
ssasess 49, eael.sI.

WiMisa Rsasai0s. Dsepsistos d TIE
0sa.A Assa lakss. ssar Delta. sd Q
cousin a Baden Powell. ths Enghsh
gsasssl. nov prominent in the Tssosvas'
vas. sstusssd yssessdsy from trip To
Enelsni. Mr.. RndeiifIs hss nUmller
u lsrss Asaehsriss at his Della phee.
TIE l~kss forming chain five Dilss IN
I-ngth. He hes offered TO give the State
in the ,eighhoshnod oe 2o0O.0oo tsOst
Try - SOM - The lakes sre cpen. tho
ouiy exvense 70 b the cnst a tsxnspnr.
taii,n. The offer he's b~ea sceepss0
with enthusissn BY the state game
commies siooes Denver Times.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

A. D. Browne cane dL,wD fsoO Tells
ride, Wednesday,, tO FecSpessts fss I
feU weeka
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

G. O. Rogers, after whbm the RRen
mesa was named, wbo was the hrs
settler and sall an honoFsd resi[asn
shsse, vss down Monday.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

/ Hspsy Havkss came down fro0 biz
shesp cssp. wednesday. on vbis 10 his
1h0ily.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Telluride J~sTpsi Hssss.
!. Henry vss 4 Delta ha,,AnS passsn-
ger this morning.
J. II. Haley. Il Dssts, ooe q tho
iArgest sheep owhers in the state, WAS .
business visitor in TellUTids lust night.
He sstssssd hooe this nsnrninv.
w. r Hs,by end W0. Rssngssnt lett
this morning fos Dsits wh-se they viii
spend fsw dave hunting aud osherviss
enjoying themselves
Nrs Charles KitrssiOs. who hss bssn
visiting ut Delta the last few weeks for
her health, returned to Telluride last
evening greatly benefited.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

]. r. Soilh e eosessn Ksnesa. y I
late coaass lookiag osss ~ csSsty vii
= view u Docstisg. M~.st sn
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Wa. Titus, vh owns = He fruit fsru,
near Eckert, was . pleasant caller At
this ofBcs. Monday. Ar. Titus 70 N
smpl0ye oi thu q. 4 r q. and b sts-
TONED 1t SAlitls.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

Mn. G. q 0ihss ssa shibtse esas
lb61n 1sso niss. WeAssslsy. - visil
= NJ passatA ~. esa Nm. W. 0they.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

W. O. 6sepAsns aud J. J. Wioton went
down to Grand Junction. Friday. 70
attend the proposed Western Siops F'sit
Exchange nseetinx A COMMITTEES vss
sppnintsL TO psspsrs plane 10 bs sub
miiisd to meeting 10 be held in Delta.
luos -.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

A. u. Carpenter and vito reformed
Guunisoo, last Friday. accompanied by
Mrs.. Carpenters sister, Aiss Hattie
Peck. Who vill make an extended visit
with SAs0 ut their home ON Surface
creek uesa.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

W. A. Shepherd. of Hotcbkiss. lsit to-
Hutchinsoo, Kansss. AOnds, 10 visit
his daughter. He will proesbly take u
the Dsmocsatic Convention ut Kspsas
City July Ath, b,fore his rStWrD.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25
y. =. sCRxETT.
ATrO0Nev AT Law,
Nee u ss0 Il ~ 1stArv.
.. .. ROrrs.

U0Y0ereAN A4O oCOoooA.
0psssa1 osssnsia0 gsvsa N tsASrS redurin3
At.krsabuas. sseiae Ssseeasn. - III pssestrsl
puigrsy g1tss curuA.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

The ID . good prospect of fruit
svaporstos being built 1t Grani juno
tim
The Delta independent., 1900-05-25

O. r. Stsedish rstsrued fFu0 DsnveI
Saturday.