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The sun., 1901-01-02
Major Cuignet Imprisoned

Paris, Jan. 1.-The court martial il the
case Of Major Cuignet, who was accused
Of divulging army documents in connec-
tion with the Dreyfus case, has found
him guilty and imposed sentence Of 60
days confinement in a fortress. General
Andre, the minister of war. had imposed
a similar punishment on Major Cuignet
for other violations Of army regulations.
and he is now in confinement at Folt
Halerian
The sun., 1901-01-02
Robber Shot Dead In St. Louis.

st. Louis, Jan. 1-While attempting
to force an entrance to Cole Bros ware
house at 720 South Seventh street.
Thomas Walker, we'll known to the po-
lice, was killed by Harry +. Kretzer.
Walkers left lung was literally torn by
the charge Of shot Kretzer. who was
taken to the Four Courts and later re-
leased on $4,000 bond, said the ware
house had been robbed II times in
the past two years and considerable valu-
able material taken.
The sun., 1901-01-02
Diamonds Found Tn New M.x,oo

El Paso, Tex, Jan. 1.-The discovery
Of diamonds in the volcanic hills neai
Captain. Otero county, n. NJ, has
created intense excitement among mining
men there aad in this city. The discovery
was made by J. J. Blow, general man
ager of the Linderman Coal company,
who picked up four gems in an ant heap.
The sun., 1901-01-02
Killed by a railing Tree.

Oswcgatchie, n. y, Jan. 1.-Roy Lii
lis and William French of Fine, n. Y.
while driving from Fine to Oswegatchie
We're killed by falling tree. Frank Hub,
bard, who was also in the cutter escaped
without injury. The young men were on
their way t. Oswegatchic after two
young ladies TO attend New Years ball
at Edwards.
The sun., 1901-01-02
The Opera House.

The Hcntley-Jackson Sock Company
delighted two large crowds at the Opera
House yesterday. Excellent specialties
were introduced at both the afternoon
and evening performances. "The Marble
Heart will be produced this afternoon,
sThe Tornado tonight.
The sun., 1901-01-02
Big Fire In IDwa

burlington, Ia, Jan. 1.--Fire has de-
stroyed two buildings on Main street oc.
cupied by SchrammcI Il Schmeg and by
the Connor Mercantile company. Guests 5
music store was damaged slightly. The
losses are estimated at $1J0,0O0; msur
anca STa m0
The sun., 1901-01-02
Colorado Miner. Make Demand.

Louisville. Jan. 1.-At meeting here
of representatives of every coal company
in northern Colorado it was decided to
demand an increase Of 10 cents per ton
for leaders. The mines are idle, and the
men say they will stay out until the ad-
vance is granted.
The sun., 1901-01-02
DEATH or n Neyyspnoer man

jamestown, n. y, Jan. 1.-Ebenezer
T. upham, a former publisher of the
jamestown journal, the Dubuque Qa.)
Times, Des AIoines Register, Chicago
Inter Ocean and The Industrial World,
OF Chicago, and for a great many years
partner OF Frank w. Palmer, the pres
ent government printer, died at his home
in this city. aged 73 years.
The sun., 1901-01-02
We TAKE
THIS OPPORTUNITY
To extend to our
Friends and Customers
our sincere
wishes for a
HAPPY and
PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.

The spirit Of progress which
marks the dawning Of the Twen-
tieth Century and which bids fair
TO take even more gigantic strides
into the realm of the unknown
is the spirit which has actuated
our every business move-and has
made ours the foremost grocery
house in the city.
The sun., 1901-01-02
Elections.

Purity of the ballot and freedom of the
voter to cast his ballot without influence
by money or intimidation has been the
aim Of good citizens III Delaware for a
generation, and when the Constitutional
provisions containing the most stringent
safeguards We're adopted it was sincerely
hoped and confidently believed that elee-
tions i'll Delaware would be again the
free and uninfluenced expression of the
wishes of the voters. Such IL not the
case. Bribery, corruption and intimida-
tion walked brazonly through our State
at the last Election, and the only bar
rier in the way of the shameless and
open violation of law and decency was
our present system of voting. | am
aware that the present ballot law is
criticised by many voters and Il few care
ful changes may be beneficial. hut |
wish to warn you against the clamor of
the vote buyer and corruptor of the fran
chisp, for its repeal. 1t is the most sue
cessfu guarantee of good order and
decency at the polls. and gives every
voter Il chance to get alone and undis-
turhed and prepare his ballot and deposit
il without the sllrSing mob Mt his back
or the prying eye or Interfering hand of
the colruptor or intimidator. The sys-
tenn is now familiar to the voters and
even slight changes would puzzle more
than aid them. The ascertninment Of the
qualifications of voters by registration
and the present ballot law make our cleo
tions ut least orderly and we must await
u luickening of the public conscience
and /; higher intelligence to enforce the
law and secure the free and uniniluenced
expression of the voter.
The sun., 1901-01-02

find most interesting. The statistics
thereto appended are the first complete
and accurate statistics of our schools
that have ever been obtained, and form
a basis of information of great value
IL dealing with the scohol question.
l heartily concur in the Board's recon-
mendation of different system of dis
tribution of the State dividend In my
Judgment you will have before you no
more important measure than the bill
to carry out such recommendation.
The sun., 1901-01-02
Our Specials for Two Weeks.

Our Specials for Two Weeks.
Hanscoms delicious Cey-
Ion Tea. fine flavor half 0hn
pound package ......... 6Oo
Hanscoms Pure Cream
Tartan Baking Powder,
none better anywhere, In
H2-lD. can. .......... -. wv
Old Grist Mill Malt Ex-
tract, / pint bottle, 1k
pint bottle; nerve tonic I'm Z
OF tried efficiency. ...... iOV ------
Green Acre Strawberries.
The most luscious berries,
carefully packed in heavy, hn
delicious syrup, -2lb can. iVV
Green Acre Asparagus
Tips; choice, and tender, 10n
quart can. .......... EGU M
Columbia Corn Starch;
nothing finer made for bak-
ing and Disseminating; hn
pound package .......... w
Hanscom's Finest Witch
Hazel for aches, burns I'M
and bruises, h-pint bottle. iUu
UpperCrust Biscuit, lit
tie half-disc, salted biscuit, Or h 81
deliciously crisp. ,..... w lUfN
Pride Of Valley Corn,
delicious sugar corn, pack Es
cd ssE Tn pRss especial SCI Tnfs fsEs rssi ssS &c can
You never go wrong in US
ing our Mocha and Java
Blend Coffee. We've not
ts@s Rsas' at e ..''+e''. an, a. good in 35c Ib.
HANSC0M'S. Market and Seventh Sts
The sun., 1901-01-02

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-01-02
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, |

Lucas County, S.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm OF f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1856.
The sun., 1901-01-02
GOVERNORS
MESSAGE

CONTINUED from page three.)
The sun., 1901-01-02
Fish.

For people blessed as we are with
such natural advantages of sea coast and
streams supplying us with an abundance
Of valuable food fish, we do not show o
proper appreciation Of these advantages
Our laws protecting tish and regulating
their catch are scattered through several
statutes difficult to find and so full of in
cnnsistencies as to be hard to understand
Owing to such misunderstanding and
the lack Of enforcement, many statutes
are dead letters and 60 unenforced. The
fish in our streams and bays are means
of livelihood to many Of our citizens and
. delicious food supply to all. Yet the
very peope who depend on fishing fnr
support, by carelessRess aid foolish
waste OF the young and unmarketable
fish, destroy the source nf their supply
recommend that the laws relating to
fish and fishing be carefully revised and
the most stringent provisions be- enacted
Tor the prft ction gf our tah. | also
recommend that the Fish Commissioners
be provided with reasonable cnntin.
9ent fund for defrayiDg expenses OF err.
tJrcement Of the laws. His present sal.
airy is not sufficient to justify him il
travelling overthe State and sending mer
i ferret out violations OF the laws.
The sun., 1901-01-02

Omaha, jar
Blurred. 1'h
8wal'l Cudi
tlle entire
81 and for
5000 will
IN the state |
Nth I)akoti
Erowe was
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perate rul
a report 81
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Board of Health.

call your attention to the Eleventh
Biennial Report Of the State Board Of
Health which is hereui ith submitted
lhls report contains valuable informa-
ton carefully and ably compiled and
presented. We can scarcely oyeresti-
mate the Importance Of the work Of this
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germ d dtntffe.
Syreeport. cSQ,. 13. 9

5reeport, Sa., 13. SUM-.
Dus 9eiidment oes Deritorbenen TT.
B. g. GolotpeQ purbe beute perofs
fentliht. 9as grobioents Soipital in
Gbicago 1T init $4,000 bebddt. 9as
bisiiee ct. 5rancissS SOipitdl unb bas
WdiTenbdus erbalten ie $4,000 uno
bic offentli6e gibliotbst $500. 5iir
syrau Galbipsn unb ibre 3o6te= limb
ie 100000 ausgenorfen. Der Ges
fdmmtna9lob bstrdst 100000.
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cfhfpfh. gpis.. 13. Huni.

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Elm iuberf beftiess 6deelpstier. Gs
fielsn Sdloben 70 erob ME 5idorp'
unb WalniiFe. 5duisube pom Jenitsrs
ifeibtu nuroen ,.rtriimmert uno pisls
gGumsr uno Strdudsr umespsbt.
gins 9ln5dbl 9sbduos iunrbsn tbsil'
insiis in 1rimmtr dslea..
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Stramme 9u6t
Qlnnnnnlis. 13. m


Fem ao0etten ~. y. Goof iuuroe
has 9ieiie5eiianis perpeigert, neil er
Dem ooa3ing" Oes 0n0etten 1ortN
beigeipobnt bate, obne ben llnfng ar
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5eige 81 eritdtten.
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eStatten.
9Rom, u. Sui

Die MeIbung, OaB rer 9ap,. tralrt
lei, iit falI9. Der Papit empfing se=
tern in Quoiena ho'dii6e 0omiri4-
mr.. gteulid iprad Der |apIt bim
Setrdu.en pes mt1suauolusn 0teerty
gu Ieinem Reffen Iein 8erlangen aus
einnal pieber bem Meere einen 8ez
Iu6 o68uItutten. Gr t0nne ii6 np4
lebbdft ertnnern, fpie ei ppr So Sabren
rls g}untius auf ben Ratb ieines 4r5z
tes i'm Weere gebaoet babe, pie ipobl
ihm ods getban babe.
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George gpunger ,ein SObn bes Bee
tdnnten SnIaiTen beg WtinneIOtd'er
Stadtssuhthonies Sim gounger,
ipuroe beute BON ben 8unbesbebOroen
unter Der @nflage, einen Snbiuner in
Mounb @allep, S. &, betrogen gu be-
ben, in 6aft genommen. youngsr
biente dls 2eutndnt BEL ben pRauben
Reitern."
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@eitere GrpGofion.
peit g2eptpn. pa. 19. Suni.
Werb q d tia.
Salt cate, Utah, 13. Suni.

9lm perflofensn 9isnitus fdnb elm
gopbop in elmer tiefen S6Iuht in Der
0Gbe elmer Ie6s Msilsn pom Green Ri'
Der entfernten Giienbabnbriide 800
pfunb 9nnamit oeritsdt. 9eitsrn
Qlbenb ritten sfpei bis an Die SABINE be-
tpaffnete Mdnner auf bic Stslls Su, ios
bolb lie aber bemsrtten, oob Der
Sprenaitoff entoedt unb sntfernt pors
ben mar, gabsn f, ben qisrbsn BIZ
SpOrsn unb iostsn in bic Gs6irss 3u'
rid.
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q. u. SGngerbunb.
glelp NrIeans. 13. SSuni.


Der Pr6iibent bss Nprbameritanis
fden Sdneerbunbes 9roSifpr 5auro
0eiler bat bic Miteli,bsr bss 8pls
SugsausIcbuiTes bes 8unbes aufMon>
tag, ben "a. SUM-, gu elmer SiBuns in
bas Sroqupis 9otel in Buffalo. g..
g.. etnbsrufen. Die 0eleeateniisung
finbet an Mitttpp9, ben 26. SUM-, in
bsr 9sutfhdmeriiunii4en 6ulIe in
Buffalo itatt.
Nian erfpartet, baB 300 Oeleeaten
uno $500 Sanger aus alien Gbeilen
bes 9dnoes bas 30. SGngerfeit BEG
omeritanif9en Sdngerbunbes, pel1s5
am "a, %. unb 26. Suni in Buffalo
fattfinbet, beiu9en perben. getp
Orleans tpirb in ben eroBen Mahens
foren bur9 ben Gep Orleans'er
0udrtett Stub, cine Der beiibetunnten
8ereine in ben @eretnisten Stadisn,
rertreten Iein.
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8aroindI 9ibbons bate geitern NIT
bern Yop1te cine IGngere llnterreoung.
IS perlautet, oab Der 8urbindl BEN
9apIte bic llnmDgli4teit uuseindnoers
Iebte, oab bic Ser. Staaten einen 9ers
treter am @atifan beglaubigten, neil
bic Der Staten feline Stuatsreligion
unb aud ni9t bic 0erf6iebenbeit Der
6riItli6en 9efenntniIIe anerfennten.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
BOARD WAS UNANI IM0US.

A, last the board Of county commits
sioners have acted upon the defendants
witness certificates in the Bailey murder
trial. Last Saturday the matter came
up on motion to allow and the entire
lis, was disallowed by reason OF the op
position OF Commissioners Butler and
Herrival. This paper is held by many
OF the business IN OF the city AMI will
rest back on the unfortunate individuals
who answered the suopoenas Of the
court. The point on which the commits.
sioners hung was lateness of the day on
which the apple ltioa OF the defendants
attorneys was made Tor the defendants
TO plead as poor persons.-Eldora Miner.
As matter OF fact and OF record the
board was unanimously OF the opinion
that the fees could no, be legally paid
and the members Sc voted. The poor
person" racke, was sprung j little late
although the general belief is that tech
nicali,ies should be avoided, II possible,
and the fee paid.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
DR.. YOUNG'S MISSION.

Rev. Dr. Payson Young. pastor of the
English Lu heran church. is away on
his synodical visitation of the Lutheran
churches in his synod. DR.. Young is
secretary of the Rocky Mountain synod
and its Jurisdiction is as far west as Rock
Springs and Evanston, Wyo., German
ami Scandinavian and will visit Car
low, Rock Springs, Elk Mountain and
Evanston. Wyo., in the interest of the
Lutheran church and synod. A new
parish and church Is under adv,sement
at Rock Springs. DR.. Young is urging
upon the different pastors and churches
within his care. who use the German and
Swedish language, the necesii iity aad i'm
portance of the use of the English
language in conducting divine worship
and in the training Of the young people
in the language Of the country. Many
OF the pastors az: row doing this. He
also has organized the ladies of the
Swedish parish at Laramie, into Won
ans Hom> and Foreign Missionary so
clety and on Wednesday will organize a
Luther league in the same parish, their
services to all be in English. He will
leave Laramie OH Monday for Rock
Sprlngs and expects to return home by
August 10
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
SHARK TOOK HIS LEG

but Brave Tar Swan to His Boat Minus
That Limb,
Washington. Aug. Admiral kempti
has forwarded 10 the navy department
an official report, thrilling in its details
OF the biting of OF the leg Of Quarter.
master S. Mckie.
The Annapolis has been stationed oi
late a, Iloilo. and June - last party
was sen, on, for rifle targc, practice
Commissioner Rohrer OF the Annapolis
states ,ha, permission was given to sew.
e'al OF the men TO go swimming while
the others were engaged IN fnrg. Two
o. the men had been in for some time
when McKic loined them and asked If
they had been abe to touch bottom.
Being answered in the negative be
made dive and was gone Tor several
seconds. Oae OF the seamen says he
heard gurgling sound beneath the
water. A momen, late, McKie appear.
ed on the surface and shouted: Shark.
shark" The surface OF the water was
covered with blood near where be came
up. Mckie started to swim, and, al.
though crippled, reached the boat and
was pulled in by his companions.
A horrible sigh, met their eyes. the
quartermaslcr's leg having been bitten
off near the knee. With all dispatch he
was taken aboard the Annapolis. where
the surgeon found /. necessary to am.
pu,a,e the limb between the knee and
hip.
The surgeon in his report states tina,
while the accden. was no. In line oil
duty, i, was incident 10 the service. Ad
miral Kempd. however. in indorsing the
papers. holds that as the quartermastcr
had received permission from the officer
in charge 10 go in bathing, the accident
occurred in the lin. Of duty. Undr,
these circumstances the crippled quarter
; master probably will receive a pension
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
L0S| boy Comes
10 CI0u|0uQul
THE END is NEAR.
Last Day OF ChautauIua SINNER Schoo,
and Parting Shots.

Last Day OF Chautauqua SINNER School
and Parting Shots.
Rev Homer T. Wilson was at his best
a: the Chautauqua last night. when
anyone asks you" said he. will the
Chautauqua succeed?" tell them, "The
Chautauqua has succeeded" He spurn
ed any suggestion Of failure and pointed
to the session just closing as the brightest
in the history OF the institution.
DR.. Wilson leaves Sunday or Monday
for Texas TO begin his summer lecture
tour where it broke off when he came
here to hll his engagement as superin.
,enden, OF the platform That he will
return every year is sincerely hoped.
Memorial services were conducted on
the ground this afternoon for Mr. Charles
H. Cox. the venerable artist. who died
so sutdealy Wednesday afternoon.
Impressive addresses were delivered and
there was sweet song service.
Tonigh. Larimore and his boy classes
10 physical culture, with several expert
athletes will afford an entertainment
that must please. Last year il was one
of the most enjoyable of all the enter
tainmsnts. Dr.. Wilson will. also. take
the occasion to make some remarks
touching the past and the future Of the
Chautauqua. This was the last day Of
the summer school and tonight closes
the contract with MIR Louis Rlschar and
his orchestra. Mr. Ashenden and Miss
Sharp. all OF whom are great fayorites.
That Mr. Rischir's orchestra will remain
to give concerts beginning Sunday alter.
noSn, the net proceeds TO be devoted to
the purchase of piano for the auditor.
iurl. was an announcement received with
applause. These concerts will begin
Sunday afternoon. and will continue
every night until the following Sunday.
Mrs Sherwood gave her last charming
All lecture to grea, crowd this morn
ing.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
THE GREAT COST

oithe Steel strike Presented in Concrete
Form of Figures.
Number OF men oui oE work $4,000
Number OF men who may 60 out 10000
Loss in wages to the men up
to date s. SOC. 900
Loss to the companies up TO
date s,r,o, 900
Total los, up TO date S30,5,ooo
Men on strike in s,ee! hoop. shee,
and tin plate mills 1900
Other men rendered idle 5000
Men in National Tube company
who may be affected 5000
Men in National Steel company
who may be affected 1900
Constituent companies Of tire
United States Steel corpora.
ton and number of men en-
pioyed:
Carnegie Steel company $1,000
Federal Steel company 10000
American Steel and Wire Co. $4,000
| National Tube company $1,000
National Steel company $4,000
American Tin Plate company $4,000
American Steel Hoop company 1900
American Sheet Steel company $4,000
American Bridge company $4,000
Total number OF men employed 100000
Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market.
/ CHAMBERS & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
RlSCHAR WILL STAY.

a hac concert was that given by
Mr. Rischar's orchestra, Mr. Ashenden
and Miss Sharp a, the Chau.auqua last
night. Each number was encored and
responded 10 in very pleasing manner,
There was 4 large ATTENDANCE and the
audience was delighted when DR.. Wilson
announced that Mr. Rischar and his or
.ches,ra would remain tor another week
and ccnduc, concerts a, the Chlu,auqua
auditorium Wh:n Mr. Rischar appear.
ed for his violin solo he was hnely re.
ceived. A flute and piccolo solo were
pleasing fea uros Of the program as we'll.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
MULLINS WILL HEAR IT.

Court CAu't Hear Matter n Banc Accord
ing to the Law.
Denver. Aug. oil was decided by
Judges Carpeater, Mullins. Malone and
Johnson a, noon today, after a long con.
ference touching the charges OF bribery
OF Jurors 10 III. Anderson case. that the
investigation mus, be held by the jidge
in whose division the oden,e arose. This
is the law and it makes Judge Mullins
the tribunal 10 determin: what irregular
tiles. il any. occurred IN his court curing
the Anderson trial.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
TONIGHTS PROGRAM.

Opening Overture
Orchestra
Horizontal Bar Work
Larimore, Blush and Huntington
Gvecian Drill
Miss Pierce and Class
CIlisthenlc Class Drill
Boys and Gllls' Class
Larimore and THO
Acroba;s
Class.e Postuung
Miss P,eic ce's Class
Ma, Work
Boys and Giris' Class
Rischar's Orchestra
Living Pictures and G!ecian Statuary,
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
ENTERPRISE LOOKS GOOD.

Edora. Colo, Aug. S-The great En-.
:erprise mine, under bond and leas: to
Ms E J.. II Richardson OF Denver. has
I,3 feet of work completed on the con
tract. The shalt was down .3l3 feet
when the lease WAS taken and it was
agreed to sink to 423 feet before any ore
could be shipped.
The management teday claims ,ha,
there is 100000 worth of ore in sigh,
now. The ore is sylvanlte ard will
average about s3s ton. Shipping will
commence next week. The lessee has a
bond on the property for $4,000. which
it is said, will be taken up.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
THEY'RE SINGLE NOW.

In the County court during the last
week Judge Atwood has gwen divorces
as follows:
Elizabeth Palmer of Louisville from
Richard Palmer, desertion; Lizzie Srapp
of Boulder from Charles L. Suapp
cruelty and non support; Hattie J. Nc.
Wade of Boulder from A. J. McWade,
non support.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
BUSY WOMAN DEAD.

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug o-The death e!
Mrs W. W. Kimball today removes the
orly woman who has owned 4 railroad.
/, is ten miles long and is known IS the
Kennesboro and Harrisburg. Mrs Kim.
ball was president, and general manager
and frequently ran the engine. herself!
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
M'COURT GIVES IN.

For three years organized labor has
been fighting Peter McCourts Silver
CiIcui, Of theatres. The ban has now
been removed and Mr. McCourt puts in
union musicians, scene shitters, etc.
Thus the curtain is run down on the
hoycot
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
NOTICE TO PUBLIC,

All bills against the Quarto Centennial
committee should be handed in at the
office of E. |. Morath, the secretary, a.
once. The committee will soon disband
and those not paid before that time will
have no recourse for their pay. All ow.
ing the committee should at once pay in
to Mr. Morath or Treasurer J. A. Tea.
garden.
Don't be misled by looking at the box.
See that each Jar is branded "Balls
Mason" On it aad porcelain lined cap.
The Department store has them. 25H
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
TEDDY" AT VICTOR.

Victor. Colo, Aug. o-Vice President,
Roosevelt and party arrived here al
neon and were shown through the Gold
Coin and othcr grei. mines. They LEFT,
this afternoon for Cripple Creek in
charge of reception COMMITTEE from
that place,
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
HELPED KILL HUMBERT.

Rome, I,aly, Aug. o-Luigi Gionopdi
has confessed that he assisted Bressc
to assassnate King Hum5ert. They
came from Patterson, N. j. together and
he started a row in the street under cover
OF which Bressci killed the king.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
SHERIFF A DEAD SHOT.

Red Lodge. Mont. Aug. 9-Sherist
Potter today shot and killed Tod Sloan,
IA alleged horse thief. The sheriff came
up 10 him with bunch Of stolen horses
SlCan aimed al the sheriff, bu; the latter
was TOO quick for him
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
BANK CLOSES DOORS.

Cleveland, o, Aug 9-The Guaranty
Savings and Loan company failed to
open its doors this morning. The state
has instituted an investigation.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
MACARTHUR COMING.

San Francisco Aug, o-The transport
Sherman is expected 10 arrive today or
tomorrow with General Macarthur and
| infantry troops on board.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
PHILLIPS WILL PAY UP.

Chicago. Aug. o-Phillips, the corn
king, said today that checks for the full
amour, owing every customer will be
sent ou, this evening.
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
WAR NOW JOINED.

Maricabo. Venezuela. Aug. o-The
government of Venezuela today an
nounced that the Columbian invasion
occurred yesterday and ,ha. war is now
Daily camera., 1901-08-09
STEYN TO JOIN KRUGER.

Paris, Aug. "a cablegram from South
Africa states that President Steyn will
join President Kruger in Holland and
work for peace overtures.