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The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

For the last two years members of
the Baptist church Of Saco, Ne. have
been annoyed by a sound Of the
church building While it was not
especially troublesome. it was annoy
ing from the fact that II was constant
and could not be located. The sexton
hunted everywhere for 1t. but with
out success until the latter part of last
week. In making a more thorough
search than usual he found tucked
away in a gable end a swarm of bees
and about fifty pounds OF honey.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29
.. 9. Bay. San Juan INN.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 25.-During
his recent visit here, General Wood
bought for the government the prin-
cipal portion Of the San Juan battle
field, Including San Juan hill, the site
of the block house and Bloody Bend.
The tract comprises 200 acres and cost
$4,000. 1t will be considered q
United States reservation, and the gov.
ernment intends to lay out beautiful
park on the old battlefield.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

President RooseyeIt's independence
Of thouEnt and action was illustrated
recently in manner pleasant to re
cord. He bought three Gne, high-step-
ping horses for use In his carriage at
Washington. lie WAS particular about
having Iong-taled horses" said the
man Of whom he bought them. He
insisted that they should not he dock
ed. 1t made no difference TO him that
sbOrt-taiIed horses are considered more
fashionable"
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

The government will at once wage a
vigorous war against land grabbers In
the West, and special agents are now
actively engaged in getting evidence
against n large number Of stockmen
and others who have illegally fenced
thousands of acres of the public do
main. obstructed highways and pre-.
vented settlers from filing upon the
government lands.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

The advance Of civilization is noted
in the Holy Land, where American
Jeer has become a popular beverage
Jerusalem now has electric lights. tele-
phones and Photographs. and trolley
lines are talked of 10 connect that cele-
1rated city with Bethany, Bethlehem.
the Lake Of Galilee and other places
famous In Bible history.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

The English home Office is reported
to be considering the abolition of
Black Maria The origin of the term
BLACK Maria is curious. When New
England was filling with emigrants
from the mother country negress,
named Maria Lee, kept a sailors
boarding house in Boston. She was
a woman of great strength, and help
cd the authorities to keep the peace
Frequently the police invoked her aid,
andthe saying. Send for Black Maria, -
came to mean Take him to jail Brit
ish seamen were often taken to the
lookup by this amazon. and the sto-
ries they spread of her achievements
led to the name of Black Maria being
given to the English prison van.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

Once distinguished Russian grand
duke found himself charged 20 franc
apiece for hothouse peaches at cafe
in Paris Are hothOuse peaches 50
scarce. then. even in mid-wiuter?" be
asked NO" replied the maitre dho-
tel. but grand dukes are"
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

There are many workingmen In all
large cities who cannot remove to the
suburbs. who must remain in congest-
ed districts because they need to be
near their work Thus there Is force
In recent suggestion that some I'm
niense apartment houses he erected
where Sencments now stand. Such
building. sheltering thousand per-
sons. perhaps, might be from twelve to
eighteen stories high. supplied with
elevators. steam heated, fire proof and
sanitary. In the basement would be
general laundry, on an upper floor
hall for concerts. lectures and unsec-
tartan religious services. and there
would be a root-garden which would
be also playground for the children.
The Mills Hotels In New York City en-
able single men to live IT, decency and
comfort at prices working men can
afford to pay. The big family hotel
would serve the same purpose to mar
ried men who cannot leave neighhor-
hood Of tenements. but would like
themselves and their families TO be
farther from sidewalk sounds aud
scenes and nearer to the sky
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29
THE HOLLY CHlEF7hIN.
Il " MILFORD. Publisher.
HOLLY. COLORADO.

We use 10000 tons OF har yearly
France comes next with consumption
OF &C 900 tons
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-29

VA AcAt yCdA . bCboAOns
In behalf Of the Board of Trustees OF,
the Denver University Vice President
]. w. Gilluly and Secretary Joseph G.
Shattuck have issued a statement
thanking the friends Of that institution
who assisted In the efforts to avert the
sale Of the University hall, and an
nounce that compromise has been
made under which the University pays
its interest In full and ii allowed fif-
teen months longer on the PRINCIPAL,
The annual meeting Of the Associated
Charities of Pueblo was held ct the
Grand Opera House November oath
and was largely attended. Rev. q.
Evan Darlington OF Colorado Springs
was the principal speaker and gave a
resume Of the work Of the organization
throughout the state. Mrs.. Izetta
George, secretary Of the Associated
Charities Of Denver gave an Illustrated
lecture on the conditions existing in
the capital city among the poor.
The Weld County Teachers Associa-
tion held its eighteenth annual conven-
tion at Greeley November 23rd, large
proportion of schools throughout the
county being represented. The officers
chosen for the coming year are: Presi-
dent. County Superintendent J. r,
Shook: vice president, A. b. Cooke a
Erie; secretary and treasurer, Edn1
West Of Greeley. Executive conmit-
tee: Bertha Brooks Of La Sale. ". G.
Weber Of Greeley and X. 8. Dicksy OF
Windsor.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Large Concourse of People in At
tendance at an Early Hour.

Denver, Jan. 2-As early as 9
O'Clock this morning large crowds
began to assemble in the capitol
to witness the opening session and
the organization of the Thirteenth
General Assembly. 1t will re-
quire all the afternoon to perfect
the organization of the house and
senate and the selection of the
employees for the two parties Col
onel Montgomery of Teller county
will be speaker of the house.
Lieutenant Governor Carney
will preside over the senate and
confer the inaugural speech upon
Governor Orman and Lieutenant
Governor Coates next week.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
FROZEN WHILE TRAVELLING.
Such Was the Fate of Rube Ham
mond Last Night.

Rube Hammond was frozen last
night while enroute from Lead
vile to this city. He had been in
Leadville sor about three months,
and being unable to secure EN-
ployment, left that city with the
intention of going to Cripple
Greek. He and three others we're
travelling on freight train, and
the cold being so intense, Ham
mond's feet and face were badly
frozen. Although his feet were
heavily wrapped in gunny sacks.
the cold proved too severe. and
this morning when they were un-
covered, tine toes were found to be
perfectly stiff His companions
seeing that he was in bad condi-
ton took him off the train about
a quarter of mile above the city
and run him into town, arriving
here at 1905, twenty minutes
later. He was taken to the bust
ness establishment of r S. Easton
where friends rubbed his feet in
snow water three hours and half,
after which the patient seemed
slightly relieved.
His home is in Illinois. A sister
Nellie Mcmillan, lives on Harri-
son avenue In Leadville. AL
though he is in critical coudi-
ton, chances are favorable for his
recovery.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

Paints and oils at Jansen's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
CANADA WANTS FREEDon.
independence Club Will Ask Great
Britain to Release Its Grip.

Montreal, Canada, Jan. 2-The
Independence club of this city, an
organization that has been work
ing for several years, today created
a tremendous sensation by making
known the real purposes for which
it was organized. The club claims
to have as mem bers more than one.
half the young men throughout
Canada, and today issued new
platform which demands the indie
pendence of Canada and its imme-
diate segregation from the do
minion of Great Britain.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
Seized With Pneumonia.

Deadwood, S. D.. Jan. 2-Con-
gressman-el elect Martin is confined
to his bed at his home here with
pneumonia, contracted while on a
deer hunt in the Black Hills Mon
day. He became separated from
the party and later was stricken
with pains. He had been in the
snow two hours before he was
found.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
Quick Big Bargains for
only 4 days more.

A $l75 lot for $l4S75 TT.4.f - 1O0f
500 lot for. $S5. O11ll1 Jdll. w >
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

A SlOo lot for $S5. O1lt1l JAN. l7OJ,
when lots the Pike View Addition will advanced Is per
cent. every third lot
Since they put the market in November, the
company allowed discount of Is per every third
until January 1901 when the discount discontinued
These fine residence lots close in lying block
south of Main and but few blocks
of ownhe cheapest lots town considering location
and easy erms cash balance at per inerest-range
in price from $50 to 81 rs.
Come in and let drive you and show them you
that won't cost you anything but you before Tues
day next NO DISCOUNT.
Expert typewriter and stenographer Office kinds of
work sklfly and promptly executed reasonable prices
have the exclusive sale of choice properties including
Voters and Bernad Additions considered
the cheapest in the city, and
down. balance monthly Also sell lots
tons and Subdivisions in the city and vicinity
THE MAN WHO WANTS SECURE A HOME in Fore,ee
ought not to delayand its well reliable
matter securing home
GEO. O. JOHNSON, OPP. p. O.. FLORENCE. coLoRAs o.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
Frank James Chances Good.

ST. Louis, Jan 2 Frank James
a brother of the notorious Jesse
James is candidate for door
keeper for the house of represen-
tatives of the Missouri Legislature.
He left here today for Springfield.
The Indications are that he will be
elected
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

DIED-December 81, 1900, at
her home on Beaver creek, Mrs.
Hattie Curtis, wife of Edward
Curtis. Mortician Deibert left at
noon today for Beaver to ship the
body to Canon City, where it was
inferred this afternoon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

The funeral services over the
body of Mrs. Hannah Eynon Av-
ington occurred at 2 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, from the residence
in Miller terrace, Rev. Raj lph
Houseman officiating.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
Price of Sugar Falls.

New York, Jan. 2-Arbuckle
Bros. today reduced the price on
granulated sugar TO conform with
the list price of the trust COM
panies. This puts the price of all
cane sugar on the same basis.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

The funeral services of Charles
Thompson occurred at Deibert's
undertaking parlors at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning under the au-
spices of the Redmen, Rev. Bissell
officiating.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
For Sale.

The ST. Elmo hotel; doing a
first class business Forced to
sell on account of sickness OF
one of the partners. 1-2
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
" "Johnson's Corner" !"
GEO..D. JOHNSON
GEO.. JOHNSON
Price 8 Cents

Opposite p o. Real
Mining
n
kinds all of the following
a the IN Iofe
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

You will find fine line of neck
wear at Mcconnell d McDaniels
S2-l03
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02

In today's issue appears the last
essay written for the Arnold &
McCandless contest. There were
three cash prizes and we're award
ed as follows: Elda McGrath,
first; Pearl McDaniels, second and
Addie Spurgeon, third. The
prizes were So, SO and 50, respect
lively. The subject written upon
was Home" The offer denotes
the public spirit possessed by that
real estate firm and which in turn,
proved good advertisement for
them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-02
KILLED AT PUEBLO.
A Former Florence Man Meets
Death in His Own Store.

w. @. Casley, formerly employed
by w. III. Davie, the druggist,
several years ago, WAS found dead
in his place of business New Years
morning, with bullet hole in his
head. The murder occurred
sometime during Monday night,
but he was found behind the pre-
scription case by his clerk at I
O'Clock yesterday morning A
revolver, with two empty cham
bers, was found by his side. This
is thought TO belong to the mur-
derer as the victims gun was dis
covered with full round of loads
MIR. Casley, at the time he WAS in
Florence was universally liked.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-08
Church New S.



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as.rrpoa, The rrorrau was sc.. rendered
Mor,t. BOW a,.1 OF E|stau rprl,.J "r,rl Il,
Trl4r-...nl n + k,o, friends made M. school
O ,,r,..,... ....,..,-,ar v,.sr,.ri,,.rl,.,,.
Henry NJ N'Culi"ush mai" "n address, Ia
which h" CAV" iri"t history # tn" -'h"'.
Rev.W W. H"rh"r'on M Grorr" \ Blake
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-08
Better Train Service.

After efforts extending through many
years Chestertown has at last secured mail
and railroad facilities commensurate with
her commercial importance. The present
week has brought the iuaug ration Of two
passenger trains daily nLd two daily mails
by train. Tn" !rst ear arrives at II 80 A. m ,
and 'he second at $50 ?. m. Mails 20 out at
$50 a. m, and go p. n. This enables bust
ness men to receive an answer from Balti-
more the same day to letters posted In the
morning mail. The business community Is
still hopeful that better telegraph facilities
may follow IN the wake OF improved mail
and railroad facilities
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-08

Prof. Wyatt W Randall in-trurtnr in chem.
i-try a;the Jacob Tone Institute, Fort Deposit,
through his attorneys, John 5. Writ, Of Elktpn
and Joseph Packard Of Baltimore. docketed
suit in tn" Circuit Court for Co'Il County
against the Jacob Tome Institute for go 600.
Tn" -uit is tn" outsrowth OF III" recent
troubles at tina institute which n4lmiuatrd in
number Of th" professors bainE ii-ppn-ed
With Prot Georg" NJ. Peck aud Robert Il.
Truitt, instructors in til" institute. also dock
etel -uit against III" institute through their
attorneys John $. Writ and Albert Constable,
Sr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-08

Tie graduating and commencement cX-
ercises At the Miiiietown Academy, Htph
schco. viii take place oil Monday evening,
June Il, school closing On the 18th.
The Fair Hill and Union Schools held a
picnic in Moore's woods on Saturday The
scho.ar Of Fair Hi. school pres nted their
teacher Miss Mary Anderson with u cake dish
and the assistant teacher with a lemonade
set
Robert K. Pippir died at hi- home in
Chestertown, on Monday morning, June 4
Mr.. Plppin was one of the best known con
tractors and builders in Kent county, and for
years had been prominent IN the Methodist
Church. he was SO years OF age and leaves
three children.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-08

Mr. j. WIZ P,~ki4- " Elktou ha- gone 10
Bo-'or, Mo. :. attend II" supreme Con
r.ayo t'Gs Improved Orier Of Hrp,o-oph-.
II" r"pr"-.ut- Z >toa C,l"Hv, \, 3la. Il
this town.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
Mas S0bre la fQtQra
EStaCi0n Naval.

Ell poder Executive con fecha
del 20 de Agosto pasado ha dictado
la siguiente orden.
sPor la presente Sc mands, que
todos los terrenos y parties de te-
rrenos pertenecieutes & los EsLados
Unidos en- la Peninsula que proyec
ia en- ell puerto al lado Sur de la
ciudad de San Juan, Puerto Rico,
conoeido con el nom bre de Barrio
de Ia Puntilla, limitando al Norte
por ell costado Sur del pass de ia
Princesa, y al Este, Sur y Ossts,
por las sguas navegables del puerto
en- Ia Inca que por Ia autoridad COM
petente sera ests blecida despue s,
sean y por Ia pre- ssnte, son, resar-
vados para necesidades navales.
[6rmadol William Nc Klnley.,
Si q este agregamos el scopio
de car bon que Sc esta hacienda en-
nuestro Arsenal, donde Sc descsr
gan en- estos momentos, dos mil cat0'
trocientas tonelodus de aquel com bus
tible; y a11adimt que en- ell mismo
AIRS email Sc esta dando remate la
construction de un colossal depc sito
de aqua (de manposteria) para sur
lido de los buques de guerra; ven
dremcs en- conocimiento de que la
NAVAL STATION en- San Juan,
mas que una pre- ba bablidad, es un he
cho va en- principio de realizaciou'
Mucho 10 celebramcs, por 10
que interesa q todos les habltantes
de esta hermosa Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
La Obra
de Mr. Brulnbaugh.

SD acercan por fin les d1as de
los exkmenes en- la Escuela Normal
de veranO, dias en- que podremos
apreciar el alcance de la obra rege-
neradora del amante de la instruc-
ci6n puertorriquef1a, el ilustrado
doctor Brumbaugh Nosotros he
mos apoyado decididamente esta Ia
Dor porque la creemos buena; es
mas, Ia consideramos question de
vida 8 muerte para el pueblo de Pto-
Rico, tan falto de libertad, como i'm
posibilitado para hacer de ella Ell
uso debido.
Apoyamos esa labor y no nos
arrepentimos de haberlo he cho. Por
ESQ no quisimos traer nunca a estas
Columns una censura siquiera con-
ira los que daban forma q la bermo-
sa idea del ilustrado doctor B um-
baugh; porque temfamos que todo
ata . 4 los metodos y sistemas en-
plea1os por profssores que conside-
ramos e competentes, pudlera mermar
el prestigio de la Normal
E,perabamos one llegaran los
examenes, y los examenes Sc acsr-
can para juzgar, enton c .s, la obra
del comisionado de instru econ.
FL pals avido de instruirse, res
pondi6 dignamente al generoao la
mamiento.
Desde les mas apartados rinco-
nes de Ia isls, imponiendose sacrifi-
clos ipde cibles. han asistido j6venes
las clss 8 de verano que esperan
yer aquelIos sacrihcios compeosa-
dos.
Nosotros creemos que al calif-
car los ex&meres, el comisionado de
E iuc ci6n como Ia Junta calificado
ra tendran en- cuenta las grandes
circan tancias 6e tempo y organi-
zaci6n que concurren en- las classes
de verano.
La Normal puede ser como es-
peramos, nu triunfo esplendido para
el doctor Brumb ugh, 6 un fracaso
complete para ell comisionado de
E lucaci6n:
Depende de los tftulos que Sc
obtengan en- los proximos exame-
,nes, :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
Serla COnVeniente.

Sahemos que algunos profeso
res y asp:r antes, piensan dirigirse al
Doctor Brumbangh, inte rssando que
intluya cerca del Director de la
compsf1fa fsrncesa para sbtener una
rebsja en- los precios de pasaje al
regresar q los puntos de su residen
cia.
Teniendo en- cuanta los gran
des sacrifcfos que Sc han impuesto
muchoe maestros y casi todos los
alumnos que asisten q la normal,
creemos que ell Doctor Brumbaueh
hsra suyo el pensamiento 6 int r
pondra su gran inflencia cerca del
Director de la compaf1fa francess,
para satisfacer los deseos de los nor
malistas.
Esa rebaja por una sola vez es cosa
que significa bien POGO para La COM
panfa francesa, y ser1a una gran ayu
da para los maestros.
En- esta tipografiase hace toda
clase de trabajos & precios equitati
vo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
No tantO, COmpa1erO.

Entire jocoso y serio nos dice
nuestro compafiero Don Salomon
Dones que hemos salido un POGO del
cuadrante, al ocuparnos del crimen
perpetrado en- Ia persona del Presi-
dente de la Repdblica.
No Queremos tratar esta cues
ti6n en- 10 forma que 10 hace ell apre-
ciable redactorbde Ell Pals, porque
noe pArece asunto muy serio para
una secci6n jocosa.
~Respetando nosotros la idea ex-
psnsionista del compaf1elo segui-
mos creyendo, sin ser Bismark, nj
fungir de grandes estadistas, que la
polftica de Mac Kinley, dis5a mu-
cho de ser una polftica beneiciosa
para el pueblo americana.
Asi 10 nemcs creido sempre y
no por que una CIRCUMSTANCES fatal
que some los primeros en- lamentar
haya rodeado & Mac Kinley de una
aureola de mArtfr, hemos de rectif-
car nuestra opinion, que no tene-
mos porque adular al Pre- sidente.
Lo de 81 la cfrcun stancia de ser
polAco el ssssino atenda la grave
u0O Q0l CIln0u 0S Cu0SblOQ U0 aprG-
ciaclones que POGO g NADIA signifi-
can.
Y 10 de que nuestras atirmacio-
nes son graves es una salida de to-
no.
81 la nacion americana Sc limi-
tara al estrecho cfrculo que abarca
ell criterio de nnestro impugaador
les afrmaciones serian gravisimss
pero Ia gran Repdblica es a1go mas
grande que ell redactor de sEl Pals,
que ell Presidente mismo
La naci6n americana es una CO.
50 y Ia polftica actual es otra cosa
muy distints; bien 10 sabe Salom6n
49,. 81 10 sabe.
Para cuando el acontecimiento
que hoy trae alterada q la gran Re-
pdblica Sc resuelva del modo que la
ciencia y ell Altisfmo dispongap,
volveremos ocuparncs de la cues
ti6n polftica que entraf1a nuestra
cr6nica, con la constitution q la Wis
ia.
Hasta luego pues,
J. e. BARREIRO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
dbuqueros
puerrorriquenos
EN- VIAJE.

En- Ell vapnr <Maracaibo. sslen
hoy para los B ,tad6 Unidcs, slgu-
nos industris IS tabaqueres s, que van
cnutratsdos rara las fabricas de New
York
Mucho celebramos que Sc reco-
nczca Ell D1erito de nuestros "a sa-
nos, y que Sc les busque para utili-
zar sus servicio S en- aquel gran cen
tro fabrjl; y celebra1 famos tambien
mucho mas, que ell tabaco que allf
elaborep, foese genuine de Puer to
Rico, para Que de este modo vayan
conociendo Il americanos, todoElo
que vale por su perfame y buen sa-
Dor.
Deseamcs una travesfa muy fe-
IL, a lis visjsros del <Maracaibo...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
Las fieStaS
de San MateO.

E!egantemente impreso, hemos
recibido un bonito ophsculo que con.
tiene el programa de las festas de
San Mateo, patron de Santurce, que
daran principle desde las doce del
dia de man ana hasta ell domingo 90
del actual.
Es un programa variadfsimo en-
agranables espectaculos que revela
que q pesar de los pes ares el buen
humcr no nos abandona nj ell deseo
de diversion nos falta
ESQ prueba que aun quedan es
peranzas de redenci6D, alientos de
Rda para seguir luchsndo.
Celebraremos que las fiestas de
San Mateo resulten tan esplendidas
como sus iniciadores Sc proponen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
EN- LA EScUELA NORMAL
FL cOtedrdticO
de Historic
sufre un ataQue nervioso

Esta manana las diez y en- los
momentos que ell catedratico de His
toria don Arturo Vega Morales, ex
plicaba Ia asignatura q los alumnos,
fu6 vfctima de IN ataque nervioso
que le priv6 del sentido por algunos
momentos, produciendo la consi
guiente alarma en- todas las cate
dIas.
Sentinhos mucho el accidente de
que foe vfctima tan querido amigo,
por cuya salud nos interesamos viva.
mente