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The evening times., 1901-08-24
POISONED BY SARDINEs.
Six Children III At Mount Vernon,
New York.

MT. VERNON, y. y. Aug. 24.-The five
children OF John Beger. Of 15 Pearl Street.
this city. are suffering from what the
physicians say Is arsenic poisoning. The
poison. il is believed was contained IN the
composition used 70 seal the canned sar-
dimes. which they ate for luncheon yes
teEday afternoon The physicians say
that this was undoubtedly the origin Of
the poison.
The eldest Of the five victims. Mamie.
aged seventeen years. is in "a serious con-
dItion. but the others. although very uI,
viii recover. The sardines were purcnas-
cd IN ueighhorinR grocery. and the
young daughter Of the grocer. who took
luncheon with the BegeTs. was also pois-
oned She Is not very ill., however and
viii be as well as usual iu few days
The physicians who are attending the pa
teut> say that they believe all of them
Will recover
The evening times., 1901-08-24
SECURITY FOR WHITNEY.
Che New York TiP~ter', wife visits
Recorder Con.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24--The wife Of Ed
gar A. whitney. the poolroom tipster.
whose confession has already led To- the
Indictment Of Wardmau Edward a. Glen
non and the other T.uierlolu precinct Of
nCeTs. visited the Criminal Court Build
ing today 90 offer security FOR a 5000
bond for the release OF her husband.
With her Were Airs. Bertha Isaacs. who
wished 90 qualify as security, and Ernest
Burgdorf, who is said TO Doe Whitncy's
partner.
Burgdorf had been released on bond n
seW days after he and Whitney were ar
rested on charge Of aiding and abettfug
a criminal act. Mr. lsaacs had qualified
on his bond. Recorder God had not ar
rived at his chambers when Mrs. Whitney
AID her companions reached th. building
The evening times., 1901-08-24
JAMES W. BAsHFoRD CHOSEN.
To BE OHered the Northwestern Uni
ycrsity Presidency.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-The Tribune"
states this morning that James Whiford
Bashford. President Of the Ohio Wesleyan
University has been chosen President Of
the Northwestern University. and he will
b. offered the position when he arrives
I'm Chicago from California.
II he is willing 10 accept. he viii be for
maIIy elected at the annual meeting Of
the board Of trustees IN September. Close
friends Cf Dr Bashford say that they do
not expect him 10 refuse the offer.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
BRIGHAM YoUNG's FIRST WIFE.
On Her Way to salt Lake in "A Dying
Condition.

HELENA. Mont, Aug 24.-Mrs Ziua
Young, the first wife Of the Mormon
apostle, Brigham Young, passed through
this city last night il a dying condition
from a stroke of paralysis, IN her way
10 Salt Lake City.
II was her last request before losing
consciousness that she be taken to her
old home in Salt Lake To die. At the
time the aEictiOn overlook hec she was
NJ the home Of her daughter. IN the
Mormon settlement, near the border,
where she had gone on visit K was
only a short time before her condition
became more alarming. and in a few
hours she lost consciousness. Sh- is
nearly eighty years old. and has reJzIned
her faculties wonderfully.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
An Indiana Pioneer Dead.

VALPARAISO Ind Aug 2l-F- C.
Reynolds. "a pioneer resident of northern
Indiana is dead az Westviue, aged eighty
one. He aade the first traction engine
ever used In this country and several Of
his valuable inventions in matchmaking
mechanism are in use today.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
WON THE ELvAsToN PLATE.
MIR. Whitney's Horse, HoIstein, Sue
cessfuI at Nottingham.

LONDON, Aug. 2-The race f0r the
ElvastOn Castle Plate Of lo5 s0verei2us
at Nottingham today was won by W. g.
Whitneys Holstein, at odds of 1Ga 20 Z
on. Z. &. Clayton's Idle Hour was sec
ond and W Gales Gay Lad, third.
These three horses were the only start
ers j. Rein rode the winner
The evening times., 1901-08-24
AFTER a LOCAL JUDGEsHIP.
). II. O'Donneu 10 Visit Mr. AeKin-
ley at Canton.

Judge J. r. DuouEeu. who has been
presiding i'm the United States branch Of
The Police Court during Judge Scott's va
cation. Iefr the city last night. il is said
yo visit President Mckinley at Canton
Judge C'DoEneL il IS rumored. has hope
of being appointed 20 the Police Court
bench.
Judge Mills presided In both branches
of the Police Court today.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
The Treasury Statement.

The receipts Of the Government TODAY.
according 10 she Treasury statement.
reached the sum OF SI.a5iI.2IU and con-
sisted Of customs. C.9.iaJZ: Internal rcv--
nue., S7Ci,725:15; miscellaneous. SrJ7oG5.
The expenditures amounted To s. I55ol
leaving a surplus of receipts over dis
bursem,uts amouutiu. to S-.9I7glg
The evening times., 1901-08-24
CHAFFEE,s CASUALTY LIST.
Americans Killed and wounded in
Recent EnEaEements.


General ChaGee has reported TO the War
Department the following list OF casual
Ties in the Philippines
In engagement at SaIcade. Samar. June
.. 1901 ! D. m. Edward r. Downes. first
lieutenant First Infantry, killed in ac-
ton; Harry w Wilson, private, Company
n, First Infantry killed in action, Gust
FranSan. acting hospital steward, elbow.
moderate, Edward Nilkeu- private Com
pany n. First Infantry. chest. severe. In
engagement at Biiar. Boh0I June L. 1901
Albert r. g. Arause. private. Company 1.
Nineteenth infantry. killed in action In
eugs cement at Liut1So AIindana0. June
is 1871. Charles w Fisher sergeant Com
uauy ID. TweuJg-yLird Infantry. thigh.
slight In engagement at L-aboo. Luzon.
June 90 1851. GoJtfrivd oUg. private Treu-
tE-seventh Coast Artillery. body. slight.
John a Browne sergeant. Thirty-siNth
Coast Artillery. chest. severe.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
Dcnn WnyInnd's Condition.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug 2i-The
condition of eN-Liegt Gov. Francis Way
land. founder and Dean Of the Yale Law
School, was not quite as favorable today.
his recovery is fa- from assured. Ills
condition is serious. although not critical
The evening times., 1901-08-24
Killed by IA Lie Wire.

WILEESBARRE, Pa. Aug. 2L-Neu
McGroarty. an electric light company
huomau. was shocked 10 F.sth this morn
ing. Ha gTasp,I WA, and 100 volts
passed through him. IIs wir, was iusu-
lated. huJ 20 steady rain had SD soaked the
insulation lLat d. was NOT effective.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
AN OUTLAW LEADER KILLED.
Mexican RuraIes Run Down Rene
dios NaIdeSpinO and His Band.

dioS NnIdeSpinO and His Band.
Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 24--News has
reached here that Jose Remedies Naldes-
pinO. leader of the band Of outlaws that
has terrorized the state Of Durango for
many years, together with several fol-
lowers. has been killed in an encounter
with Mexican rurales IN the Congon de
VUaIbor. near Nombre de Dias.
NaIdespinO's career has been one OF
blood and pIundcr- A number OF times his
men have been captured by the authori-
ties and executed. but replenishing MS
ranks he continued his work Mining
pr0spectors. rauchmen, cattlemen. ana
travellers were killed by the band Two
weeks ago they raided a wagon train and
killed several persons. The authorities
found their trail and followed the ban
dts ten days. finally coming up 10 them
in o deep canyon. where the night took
place.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
TURKEY YIELDS TO FRANCE
Demands Of VI. C0nStans Granted
by the Sultan.

An Imperial Trade. Recognizing the
Rights of the Quays Company
nt ConstautinopIc, issued After
an Audience With Abdul HHmtd.
PARIS. Aug 2i-As was expected i'm
conservative quarters the rupture between
the French Ambassador at Constantine
pic and the Sultan of Turkey has been
healed 10y the submission of the latter
and there is no further danger of serious
pmcnts. The following semi-ohiciaI
onceruing the matter was printed
1day:
consequence Of the declaration
70 the Porte 10y NJ. COustIuS the
ch Ambassador TO Turkey. acting
lStruCtiOns sent by NJ DclcaSSc,
Iiuister Of Foreign Affairs. an i'm
trade has been issued. directing
no obstacle shall be opposed to
rec exercise 10y the Quays Com
Of the rights resulting from their
sssiou. A frmau Oroysl decree)
gard 10 the settlement of the 9TH
alters in dispute is considered i'm
nt"
peIcasse Yesterday sent fresh in
1ns to NJ. Constans in regard 20 the
that had caused the diplomatic
.utativc to threaten TO withdraw
'onstautiuopIe NJ Coustans imme-
appeared before the Sultan and
with The utmost energy in favor of
utinr of the French claims by the
The Sultan thereupon issued the
coEnizing the complete rights Of
- Company and ordering the ces-
The evening times., 1901-08-24
CHARGED With Pension Frauds.

JAENsrNFILLE-. Fla. Aug 2i-Feder-
al deputy ua-shals have under arrest
here Eaton Howell an elderly white man.
charged with pension frauds He has
been sought tgr Jhe past year. His field
Of operations was in the Southern States
I.e has many serious chIrEes against him.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
CHARGED WITH INCENDIARIsM.
A Prominent Man Arrested I'm New
Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 4-Clar-
ence Newton Bushnell. q member Of an
old Massachusetts family. was arrested
today. charged with setting on fire tho
large store house on South Street, owned
by Truman CcwIes YESTERDAY
The building WAS 80 feet long and was
worth perhaps $1,000. Luckily. IT'S con-
tents were largely removed before il was
burned. Several other large storehouses
narrowly escaped burning. Bushnell is
about fifty years Of age.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
A LIFE CONVICT PARoLED.
Given Ten Days to Visit His Dying
Father.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Aug. 4-John
Fleming. a life convict in the peniteutiary,
has been given ten days parole by Gov
ernor Durbin, IN order that ne may visit
his dying father az Kokomo. The officers
have fun confidence that he Will return
al the end Of ten days.
This is said 70 be the first case on record
where a life convict has been permitted to
leave prison
The evening times., 1901-08-24
MONEY FOR THE STRIKERS.
Made Hy the Boston
Cigar Makers

BOSTON. Aug 2i-At a meeting Of Ci-
gar Makers Union, No. ~, last evening,
$3.50 WAS donated 10 aid the steel strike
This is said 10 be the largest donation
ever made ly "a single labor organization
ia aid Of strikers.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
A HOTEL TO COST MILLIONS.
Plans for an Elegant Structure In
New York city.

New York city.
NEW YORK. Aug 24--Plans for ho-
tel, to occupy the entire frontage from
Forty-first to Forty-second Street, on the
west side Of Park Avenue. are now be-
ing finished under the direction Of the
Subway Realty Company. which has pur-
chased the ground for some S2.O0o.Oo0 and
which intends to eXpend "A total Of over
Sj.0o0OO in making the prospective hos
teIry one Of the largest and best-equip-
ped in the world.
The building VIII be leased TO 3. L
Bates, who is now proprietor Of the Ev-
erett House on Union Square.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
Friday and saturday seasbOre Ex-
cursiOns via PennsyIvanfa
Railroad.

Between Washington and Atlantic CITY. Care
May sgI Isle City. and Ocean City, n j. 90
round trip. Tickets on sale f0r an trains Fridays
aud Saturday,, good % return until following
Tuesday Delaware River Bridge route 20 At
.autic City.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
SI-25 To baltimore aud Re SI-25
turn via Pennsyivania Railroad.

Tickets su sale Saturday and sunday, August
% and g5. good t1 return gutl Nondas, Jbe 10Th.
AL trains except Congressional Limited.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
SO Round Trip to BunHIo. Ac- $40
count District Day, via Penn
sylyania Railroad.

Tickets viii be- sold August 81. September I and
9 valid for return until September g. iHplf,sfy,
az rate of SO round trip Good on an trains
Double daily service Of vesti5ulsd trains
The evening times., 1901-08-24

II. Clay Evans, Commissioner Of Pen
sions, left this morning for Atlantic City.
where he expects 10 remain until next
week
The evening times., 1901-08-24
Mrs. nccIshum Out of Danger.

FRANKFORT, KY Aug. 3L-1Irs
Esckham. wife OF the Governor. rested
wen last night. and physicians ROW cg.-
slider her cut of danger.
The evening times., 1901-08-24
EDICTS OF The EMPRESS.
The DOwageT Urges the Abolition
Of Certain Abuses.

Suggests the breaking Of Tradition
in the Selection of Public officials.
Criticism for the Imperial Clans
men-Thc Six Controlling Boards.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

To cod Point Norfolk Ea. Beech. ocean View
ana Newport Neas. via Noriola ard Washington
steamer saturday, o-aJ .. m. La.ai -rp. $50
The evening times., 1901-08-24

An Imperial Trade, RecOEnizinE the
Rights of the Quays Company
nt COnstautinopIc. issued After
an Audience With Abdul HHmid-
The evening times., 1901-08-24
PRICE ONE CENT.
HOWIOON NOT CHALLENGED
Admiral Schley's Letter Concern
ing the Alleged Interview.

Expectation That Il WouId Dictate
the Proper Course TO He Taken by
the Officer Whose Eligibility l.
Questioned-Mr. Hackett's Reply.
f. W. Hackett. Acting Secretary OF the
Navy, today made public the letter ad-
dressed 20 him by Rear Admiral SchIey
in regard TO Rear Admiral Howison. Ad-
miraI Schiey. in his latest communication
makes it plain that he I'D not challenge
Howison for cause when he called the
attention OF the Navy Department 20 the
Boston Record" interview. but tfat he
simply wanted the matter referred to
him.
He intimatcs that the proprieties OF the
case wou,d then dictate TO him the proper
course 10 pursue in the matter. II is evi-
dent that Admiral SchIey expected that
Howison would request 20 be relieved
from serving on the Court If the state
ments attributed 10 him were accurately
reported
Mr. HacketL in his reply, does nothing
more than 20 acknowledge the receipt OF
the letter
The evening times., 1901-08-24
Admiral Schley's letttr follows:
.a-T-E.. .-ra-.



" ashingtou. D. c. Aug u. 1901
Slr- / have 20 acknowledge the
receipt of the department letter OF
tils dile N reply % my cOmmunica-
ton OF the 18th instant
While II IS true that one Of
my counsel Captain Parker. in reply
70 an enquiry made 20 him did give
ms personal opinion Of the several rear
admIrals on the active and retired
HSls- among whom was Rear Ad-
Iulrdl H0WlsOu- 4 am assured L,v him
Lhat nc believes The Secretary nis1In-
Irrstood him that any one OF the off,
Gers named would be perfectly salts
FACTORY 20 me Captain Pdrker-s con-
FerSatlJu was had al a time when
Aoining was known Of the alleged in
--IStTW as published in the Record
. IN my letter Of the 18th instant
expressly stated my opinion OF the
hlsh PERSONAL character Of Rear Adj
InlId4 HoWison- and avoided any ex-
preston OF opinion as TO the truth OF
IN statements made in the newspa-
per clipping which I enclosed
4 II was with the desire 20 avoid
tnr necessity OF making a formal
cnallenge that ] requested the deuarr-
ment 20 lay before Admiral Howison
the statements that he is ALLEGED To
have maCS. and thus give him the on
portunlty To take such action as his
sense OF the propTlety OF the occasion
might suggest
%. 4 therefore respectfully state that
proper construction upon my letter
" hen it treated II in the nature OF a
preliminary challenge for cause
could not challenge Tor cause until 1
discovered there was a cause and the
OBJECT OF my communication. as is
evident upon its face. was 10 ascertain
u Rcar Admiral HOWisou had made
this statement You will observe in
this connection that in his original
statement he says. I have made no
public UJteraEce relating 10 this sub
Ject ! submit that his private utter
aucvs would affect his Qualiicat ton as
much as his public Ut-eraDces and nv
request was only G have this alleged
interview submitted for his cOnsidera-
ton Very respectfully.
"W. :. SCHLEY."
Rear Admiral. L. S Navy
The Secretary of the Navy. Navy
Department Washington. D. g"
Mr. Hackerrs zrcIz-r1v-fpdgment follows
Navy Department.
" dShlCgtOu. August "a 1911
Sir The receipt Of your letter Of
the list instant explanatory Of what
was designed by yOur former letter Of
the lsJh, upon the subject OF the com
potency OF Rear Admiral HOwisOn 10
sit as a member Of the Court Of En-
qulry- convened al your instance Is
Acknowledged Very respectfully.
'F. IS. HACKETT.
Acting Secretary.
Rear Admiral Winfield : SchIev.
The Arlington Hotel, Washington. D
The evening times., 1901-08-24

Uniform thickness boards. SI--- r.-
IvJ IT,; bes, quality, too. C-- ana ~ \. ave.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

All one width boards. SI.25; ; inches
and best, at 9th and New Y0gA ave.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

boards, SI-25. Best Boards SI.25 per
30 ~ ft- hE FTsnk Ii-hag Il Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

bright siIH-dricd Boards. St-.S per
100 ~. IT,, "a, 9TH g. aHl Ne, l,ra ave
The evening times., 1901-08-24

Any length boards, SI.25, and one
widths inches. LI1Bey s. Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

SI.25 per 100 ft. for Boards, the best
Lind only, Is h. LILbey q CO.
The evening times., 1901-08-24

SI.25 To- baltimore and Return N-fa
ID. ~ d. Saturday and suuduy.
August q and -5- Ilg,els good ,1 r,tuu r...-
f.llaHlur Monday Good gE AL train. ....-
ROYAL Limited
The evening times., 1901-08-24

Flynn's business COLLEGE. Sth and X.
Business sLarthaud. Typevriung s25 a year
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
a m.sis.l r,es..

Abnut forty OF our local music
ians are tehearsinR the cantsts,
"Queen Esther" which will b,
presented in the opera house, Ma,
a7th and aSth. The best talent ol
the city will be seen in this enter
tainment aud We ~uuiai ndvt,
every one TO sccur. tes,rvtd sat.
early The chorus will appear ~
beautiful oriental COSTUME,
Prof. Hill and vile. who hav,
been very successful in con luesins
the entertainment in other cities,
are drilling the chorus
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
saved Ne, Tie.

..1t is with a good deal OF pleas
nre aud satisfaction that recon
mend Chsmberlain's Coiio. Cholers
sn1 Diarthoes Remedy" savs
Dfuggist a W. Sawteile, oi Hart
ford, Conn "a lady customer,
s-eidg The remedy exposed for sal,
m ms show ease, said 10 me: 'l
really believe tha, medicine savst
my fife the past summer while al
the shore and she became 81
enthusiastic over ITS merits tina,
at once made up my mind to re
commend it in the future. Re
Gently gentleman came into IN,
store so overcome with colic pains
that he sank at once TO the floor.
| gave him a dose OF this remed,
which helped him. ! repeated tbs
dose and in fifteen minutes he iei
my store, smilingly informing ms
that he felt a. we'll az ever" Solo
by City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
sel.i., Soy Coming Home.

Lee Gillen received letter this
week from n. Boyce. assistant
surgeon OF the United States Army
at the Presidio, in regard to the
condition OF his son, Fred, who
recently enlisted IN the fnren,t
Cavalry The 6oct, + sass that
Fred viii in all pfnl,-hilisN he DIS
charged withi,,ten DAYS. in whict
event hc will reach La lnnta some
time mex, week He says ,hs,
Fred is not any worse than when
he arrived in San Francisco, but
tina, his complain,;chropic asthma,
units him Tor the laborions duties
Of soldier. Fred will receive his
final discharge paper. about the
goth, and will probably rcsch
home a few days after
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
Al Aso.t The .oee.o,."

The health department oi Pue
bio is nov in possession OF com
ple,e list Of names OF all childrer
OF school age, those vsccinateo
and when the operation vas per
formed. DR. F. $ Burtis did tn,
work ior the city and !, is valu
able contribution TO the heolti
department, as the subject Of vec
cination is now reduced to sys
TEN. Pueblo Indicator
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
piessans function.

One OF the most pleasant fnnc
tions OF the commencement seasor
was an SAT Home" given by the
Ladies Aid Society OF the Presby-
terian church, at the residence oI
DR.. F. Finney, on Monday even
ing, from s to 10 O'Clock, to the
teachers OF the city schools, in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. O. ]
Blakesley.
The reception hall and alcovts
were profusely decorated witt
palms and iilacs, and the dining
room with carnations the smoking
room being utilized for the punch
bowl, where frappe was served
throughout the evening.
A very pleasant occurrence
was the presentation to Mrs.
Blakesley, by Mrs. Harding, in
behalf Of the society, of a very
beautiful lunch cloth, as slight
token Of esteem, in recognition of
her efficient services as president
Of the aid society. which position
she has fiiied for four and half
con.ecusive years. A string Or
chestra, stationed on the FIRST land
ing Of the stairs, discoursed sweet
music, and cake coffee and ices
were served in the dining room.
About eighty FIVE guests were
present.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
c,e.,ns o.s >. co...

Having decided to discontinue
my business, ! will sell my entire
stock of new and second hand
household and furnishing goods at
cost, Everything go~s. Colorado
ave, nearly opposite First Ma
tiopsl Bank.
II. ". HrGsSgR.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15

can bc Seen by any
one but an esf~rt In
Textiles AND Taiior>
Ing until u h,sln- 10
wrar out. the ieng h
OF time II hAs worn
then tells the tair,
II you buy ffom ns.
YOU arr safe. whether
ypu know anything
about the pf,ccss Of
clothesrmHkins or
not, we ARE more par
iicuisr In regard Il
the perfect 1T than
you ans ana our
guarantee for quality
Ia tho strongest that
can Ia made. We can
guarantee with safe
". for we bought only
from the most re-
liable manufacturers
and know the care
and skill used In inak.
ing the superb gar
nNn,s which we offer
k.,,s,
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
sose MORE .ocA, ,rI.s.
Dslton's pharmacy for drugs.

Tor real estate, loans, etc
| For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
to Fishers postofficc news stand.
4 Columbia paten, hard wheat
flour, best in La Junts. at Carlton
& Bradley's.
| /. X. Dixon, one OF the legal
lights OF Pueblo, was in town yes
,erday on business.
| Bargains in new and ahs,ed
wheels. Remember we are never
undersold -Downer
Blue fame, wickless coal oil
stoves, guaranteed not to smoke
or smell, at Thompson's.
Chancellor Buchtel delivers an
address to the class of 1901 at the
opera house FRIDAY evening.
You will lose sight OF good
thing If you don't select your car
pets from Thomp.on's samples.
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Iunta Milling Co.
Bills are ou, announcing game
OF base ball at the driving park
next Sunday between the switch.
men and bartenders OF La unta.
/ There ate several cases ot scar.
let fever in town. -. X. McCnne
and w Starr are both shu, out
from house and hong on account
OF Quarantine.
Miss Francis c. Hews, the only
and greatest bIind lad. ,locu,ion.
,st aud humofist. will give twu
hour. Of solid cntettainmenr at tn.
opera house Friday evening", as
sisted by the bes, local talent In
musical Programme Admission
IS and IS cents
{. w. Lumpkin aud Scott Stat
ioId returned last Saturday from
ST. Louis, Mo, where th.y pur-
| chased car load IL fine buggics
OF the Banner brand They az.
Expected to arrive in about en-
days aud will pe placed ON exhibi
,ion aud sale in the Plaza block
''Onr little girl was nnconscions
from strangnlation during sudden
and terrible attack of Group. l
quickly secured bottle OF One
Minute Cough Cure, giving her
three doses. The cronp was
mastered and our little darling
speedily recovered" So writes A.
S. Spofford, Chester, Mich. Mil
ler & Andrews.
Water Commissioned Giilen
swore out complaints Monday
charging w. S. Hamilton and J.
r. Prns,er with violating the irri-
CATION regulations. Mr. Hamilton
pleaded guilty and was assessed
s7.S5 by Judge Bourne. Mr..
Prinster stood trial and was con-
convicted, but says he will appeal
the case to the supreme court
before he will pay the fine.
| John Is. Godding returned from
Wisconsin the first OF the week
where he had been looking after
his interests in connection with
1.-The Dells Of the Wisconsin Riv-
er" summer resort on the Chi
| caHo Milwaukee and St Paul
railroad The Dells company has
heen reorganized and we note that
Nat Wetzel is president and gen.
eral manager. Rocky Ford Trib-
une.
Harvey Wood, Tor several years
past in the railway postal service
between this city and Albuquerque,
will be transferred to the sea SER
vice between New York and Ger
many about June ist. Mr.. Wood
has been in the hospital at Topeka
for the past month, recovering
from the effects Of an operation
for appendicitis, but will probably
visit La Junta once more before
leaving for New York.
Quite number from La lunta
attended the opening baseball