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Bridgeport Items.

Lots OF rain, with some snow.
Walter Sanders new sawmill is
running.
Pat Leatch has returned to
Grangeville, after pleasure ex-
cursiOn to Switchback.
Mrs. p. L. O'Bannnn is buying
up Bridgeport town property with
the expectation of a boom this
spring.
Mr.. Cowen and son, of Mt.
Idaho, visit, Il our town last Sun
day, with view of moving his
family here soon. Let the good
work 60 on.
jim Surridge is building new
smoke house.
Mr.. Lapp's new store will soon
he ready for spring goods.
Bert Byron, of Sites, is pack
ing to Fishers camp Is miles up
the river.
Lee Smith, of Grangeville, Wis
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tied our town this week.
Ike Stanfield and wife returned
from a visit to his parents at Day
ton Wash, yesterday.
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The New Paper.

The first number Of the new
paper managed by the ladies', will
be issued Friday evening, April -,
at Opera House. The public at
large are cordially invited to be
present and see the paper run
through the press, subscription 25c.
All participants will please report
for rehearsal Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50.
Editorial staff: Editor in chief,
Mr.. London; editor home depart
ment, DIR. Anderson: editor music
departments, Mrs. McDermid; edi-
tor story departments, Mrs. Nc
Kinney; editor puzzle department.,
Mrs. Anderson; editor advertising
department, Miss Robinson: editor
subscription department, Miss
Maxev. ,-.E
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
CARD BASk E'r.

Miss Lizzie l.. Baker Of Atlantic
City is visiting friends here.
d. i. Stewart Of st. Georges has
been the guest Of friends here,
Robert G. 1Iarman has returned
from an extended trip to western
points.
Miss Nellie Grassland Of st. Georges
is spending a few days with relatives
here.
West \. Trottcr is confined to his
home, No. GlS Chestnut street with
an attack of the grip,
Mrs. Jones Garvinc Of Elan. Penn
Sylvania, is visiting friends in this
city.
Former Attorney General Robert G.
White of Georgetown was in WiImil: .
ton yesterday.
Mrs. 7. n. Watts and daughter.
Miss Mary of Townsend, are visiting
friends in This city,
Mrs. Nathaniel Sattcrticld and niece
May Smith. Of Odessa, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. J. A. Ellegood and Miss Claire
El!egood are spending the winter at
Lakewood, n. j.
Walter Moore has been the guest Of
1, ,,o Al
at '"Avondayle," st. Georges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

The Legislative committee OF tia!
| Board OF Public Education held a
meeting last evening for the pur.
pose of deciding upon the main
[e atures OF the two bills that will bd
presented to the General Assembly
tor its consideration.
1t has been decided not to ask
permission 10 bond the city, as 1t
| is not deemed necessary by the
members OF the board, but the Leg
is!ature will be asked TO legalize
the issue Of certificates of indebted
ness hv the board amounting to
! $50, 900. This IS SO, 900 less thae
lie amount first contemplated. The
members think THAI, with the pass
age Of this law the tangle in which
the board now finds itself will be
Strengthened and it can proceed to
Fay for the new bl!ilding out ol its,
regular funds. as first contemplate
ed. The plan is practically to rea-.
llZc what the board has already
done.
1t is claimed that had no object.
ion been raised oi the action of the
board at the start the building
could have lern completed without
Sthe slightest trouble and that all Is,
needed now for the Legislature to,
legallzc what has been already
done. The bill will be framed and
sent to Dover in few days. No.
opposition to the passage OF the
measure is expected.
Another measure which the board
committee considered was an act to-
allow the Board Of Education to charge
Il tuition fee for children of non-reSi-
dents. At present there is no law
under which a fee could be charged.
It is admitted there are numerous
children in Wilmington school' who
do not live In Wilmington, and who
have no right to attend school here.
1t is not desired to eypcl them as long
as there is room in the schools to ac-
commodate them, but AT The same
time it is not considered right That
the city should educate these children
tree Of charge.
There Is no difference among the
members as to the a0viSabillty OF
charging for the tuition of these pu.
pills. but the amount 10 be charged
has not vet been fixed. The amounts
proposed are S2j u year for a high
school pupil SO for a grammar school
pupil and s. for a pupil in the pri-
mary grades. 1t is expected these
tIll 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

philadelphia, Jan. H. l--puiiceman Har-
~ Marks tho king OF lsepeuvors" is slat q.
cl Tor apolice licutenancy, The first step
III tho Promotion was taken yesterday,
when be was advanced from the substitute
list to be regular palroman. Mark ex-
peers his Serseants chevrous to come soon.
Marks Is entitled to reward Mt tho hands
Of tho ho'Admini5tratcn and tho iocl, ma
chino. it cnthusias ic Service in hazardous
line, OF employment should count. As in
dicutea by the title h, proudly wears, h,
makes him1alt tar,icu!Hlly handy on e.oC.
tinn days. In tho Organization AMI opera.
ton OF bands of reporters and ballot THEY.
Gs he Ia an expart.
Ho Is 'hc man who lel at tho gang OF
ropeaters who CAM TO Whining on last
fall and registered. lie is reported to ba
witno against netGt'lve McVoy should
u charge be preferred against him before
tho Statc Senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
ONE CENT,

| general elevation aud tone of uplift IN
| the farming communities. There is more
| Intelligence abroad greater interest and
enthusiasm in agricultural work. All this
| Is brought about by an agricultural edu.
/ cation, he cOntendcd, notwithstanding
the statements of stump speakers, the
| daily press and magazines that agriculture
Is on decline is afflicted with an incur.
able disease This education is not school
education specifically, but Il general
broadening OF information through. ex-
pertinent station bulletins, argiculiu iuraI
papers. etc. He recalled that a few years
ago education was for HE few. The great
trend since the ,say Of the ia her of edH-
cation to the present day has been TO givs
education 10 the people. Now il is NOT
&ristocratic it is democratic.
Professor Bailey traced educational
progress i'll the world, linking with il the
steady, broadening dcsine to attain and to
disseminate knowledge pertaining TO ag.
ricllsture and hurticultuln. George WASH
inst"n, he said. had much to do in inn
prorios he condition GT the farming
classes. In the present day the speaker
said something is needed to stand be- +
tween the agricultural colleges and the
people 10 ill IN the gap existing between
the two. The university extension idea,
he Thought. would meet this condition. 4
Nearly every college in the country to.
day is taking mp this missionary spirit.
1t is in Delaware to-day. Professor Bail
cy said. referring to the plan of Professor
Ncale and other attaches of the DeEa-
war" Experiment Station in lccturing eH 4,
agricultural subjects and issuing WalnA
able information pertaining to that parr. III
salt for the benefit of The men following
it. In this county any man who writes
to an experiment station gets bui.etin
The worse TIA" postal card is spelled the
sooner the writcy will get the bulletin
The time has come for definite specific
Information ia agricultural education. It
MANY states onc-h -h;af the people are farm@-
pra.
The speaker answered question which
he sad is asked daily of Cornell IFniver-
>ity: Would it be advisable for city
children to 20 on tie FARM
I'VE generally reply. IT you are going; n
with the desire of getting rich, don't 20.
N the city you have lost your individual.
ty, you are part of q social machine. Bit
I you want to be your own boss, II YOU
want to speak your own opinions. so tSg
he farm--f your VIE is willing"
In conclusion Dr. Bailey unfoldedd a.
'ian now being followed in other states n
o provide for horticultural education in
some form in fhn public schools of the
ural districts. The excited interest and y
enthusiasm in nature study.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

DUBLIN. Jan. II. -- Addressing II
m%ciing of the United Irish League III
this city, MIR. John Redmond, leader OF
the Irish parliamentary party. spoke
most hopefully while appealing for funds
Of the prospect of the Irish cause. The
Liberal party. hr said. had gone 10 piece;
bcraasc Il large proportion Of its mem
hers had been false 10 Ireland. The
tunSprvaliY" government was eH@a%ed
in perilouS enterprises in China. South
Africa and elsewhere, and Il" added: 81
hop" 10 God That the g"yrru'ncut will bs
overwhelmed ~ military aud financial
disasters ut Cape Town. Ireland has At
last an Independent and united pariia
mrntary party, with pr"srHhm" Of
practical reforms, including compulNory
land purchase
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

FI.Ol'R-State and western had fairly
steady undrrtUne. but was only sdlahlc at
lower prices, Minnesota patents. Alon
44O: winter strHishte. s3hCG3.6o; winter
extras So.b5u2Ho; winter patents, S,Vml.
WHEAT Opened firm on buish cables,
,lnfavurabe Argentina crop estimates and
general coverings. later i, eased off under
local unloading; May, a. '-lsu Sa4c.; July
slaic
RYE-Dull; state. 52N52c., c. !. T.. New
York CARROTS; No, = wes,eln. Bic, I. o. b.,
CORN-Ruled quiet, but firm on small
receipts. firm cables and bad weather
west: May, 44tsQ44sc.
OATS SLOW. but steady: track, white.
state. SlisM%5c.; track. white, western,
Si.d35r.
PORK-Ttm; mess. sl3alii family. $3.50
LARD-rirm; prime western steam.
Z IQc.
Bl'TTER-B Barely steady: state dairy.
l5n22c; creamery, l6g2lc.
CHEESE--Firm; fancy. large, fall made.
1.nllisc., fancy, small, fall made, lls.
EGGs-s Steady at the decline: state and
Pennsylvania 22q2ic.; western, loss off.
suGAR-Raw firm: fair refining. 3r.c:
centrifugal, sG test, 43Ac; refined firm;
crushed. 6.l0c. powdered, 57Qc
TURPENT!NE-Stead at %sisu iOc.
MoLASsEs-l'irm. but quiet; New Or
leans, 3eas0c.
RItE-s,eady; domestic s7saGnc,; ia
TAl.LoW- Steady; city. 5lsc; country.
HAY--rlrm; shipping. 711aasOc,; good to
choice. Ggs5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
CAPE TOWN IN FEAR.
Approach Of Boer Invaders
Causes Terror.
SEVERAL CONNANDOS NEAR CITY.
Fierce Night Attack on British Gar.
rissns at Five Different Points.
BurEhers ReDulsed with
Heavy LOSSES.

LONDON, Jan. 1l.-"F'ive thousand
Beers, supposed To he trekking west
from Vryburg." says the Cape Town
correspondent Of The Daily Mail, "ara
now making their way into the heart OF
Cape Colony. The supposilon is that
they have captured several small garri.
sons on the way
Lord Kitchener reports from Pre-.
tora:
The Beers on the night of the 1th
made simultaneous and determined at
taclis on our posts at Belfast, Wonder
fontcin. Nooitecdachl, Wilifnnlcin ami
Pan. A dense fog helped them in creep
Ing close tu our lines.
"Thnrc was heavy fire till $40 Il. m,
when the Beers were driven off.
"Thc British loss was / officer killed
and 3 wounded and 70 men killed and -
wounded. The Beers lost heavily. II
killed being counted"
Cape Town adyicrs say that there is
tremendous excitement there in the fear
of an attack by Beers, several com.
MandoS of whom are "ep0rtcl in full ad-
vance within less than 100 miEas4
Tho cyclisl corps has been rushed out
TO ward off the attack and has arrived at
Clanwillam. The mounted infantry has
occupied III, kane crskloof without oppoSi
ton. No Beers are in sight from cithrs
pest.
The docks are being guarded by blue
iackcts and marines. tonvalcScpnt sol
diers are taking their places in guarding
the Bocr prisoners on shiphoard.
Already intrcnchmcnts have been
thrown up across the Cape flats from
False bay to Table bay. Drilling among
the local volunteer bodies goes On stead
lily.
The Beers bavc Just been rerulscd in
desperate raid ON the railroad east ot
Mddlrbnrg. attack being made At five
points simultaneously. The British loss
was II killed and G2 wounded, the Bocra
2l killed and many wounded. The rald
more nearly approached Il battle than
any affair since formal war ceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

NyANTED--h BRIG HT ACTIVE MAN TO
w travel, 5000 first year and expenses
paid weekly. For reply address e.. th. #.
nee 1,N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
PERSONAL
----A---
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
iiOme Entertain
H1entS.
STItRNER PARKER.

Middlctown, January 10.-A very
pretty wedding took place at the Be-
theSda Methodist Episcopal Church
tC-night, when Miss Elizabeth Clark
Parker became the wife of Levi tirundy
Sterncr. Rcv. T.. NJ. Caswell pcrforn-
ed the ceremony.
Promptly at p. IN. the Wedding
party entered the crowded church
amid the strains Of the Luhcngrin
march. Tie bride was leaning on the
arm of her father Joseph Cooper Park
cr, who gave her away.
The lcSr man was W. c. Conwcll
Of Baltimore, Maryland, and the
bridesmaids were Misses +. Raymond
Lank, Of Philadelphia; Miss Anna NJ.
Walton, Of Philadclplia; Miss NJ.
Edythc Beck. Of smyrna: Miss katha-
rinc Beck. of Smyrna. and Miss Dora
Price, of Middlctown. Mrs. J. Stiles
was matron Of honor. and Esther Reed
Of Philadelphia, was flower girl. The
ushers were Julian l.. Cooper, of Phil
adsiphia: ". a. IlukiIl. of Middle
town: Fred l.. Clark, OF Camden and
Cornelius l'rear. .Ir., Of Dover. Miss
Anna Lambert of Ccntrevillc, Nd,
played the wedding march.
The bride is the tlrughtcrof Joseph
Cooper Parker, secretary and trcasnr-
cr Of tie j. G.. Parker X. son Co.,
wholesale manufacturers Of harness,
etc.. and the grocm is a colonel on
& GJycgnor-eIcct John Hum s staff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
AN INSURANCE SWlNDLe.
Alleged Conspiracy Charged by CO.
IOnial Company.


NEW YORK. Jan. 11.--Bclcving that
they were the victims of 'graveyard' in.
sllrance swindlcs. officers of the Colonial
Life Insurance Company of America, To-
Gated in Jersey City, caused the arrest OF
Thomas Martin, editor of a Union Hill
(N. j. newspaper; William Nccker. an
undertaken in Inion Hill. and Thomas !.
Kelly. a pusi!iSt, whose right name is
said TO be Thomas Waidron, who until
recently was an agent for the company
DR.. Richard Iahr. West IiobolIen ply
sician and formerly the medical exaln.,.ti
in Union Hill for the company, went to
police headquarters. but after making
statement was not placed under arrest
Secretary and Manager Ernest Ilcppen
hcinler of the insurance company said he
did not think Dr. Jahr had been guilty OF
criminal intent, but had been careless
IL signing papers presented by Kelly
Martin. Kelly and Ncckcr were each re,
leased on $1,000 bail. An Indictment
had been found against the four men on
the charge that they had conspircd to Sc.
cure Il life insurance on Robert Brenner,
boy Of II. who was the brother OF
Martins wife. The insurance was sc.
cured in August last when Brenu"r was
an inmate of Bellevue hospital. Martin
was the beucticiary. Brenncr'S applca
ton had been Scci!rcd by Kelly nS agent
he had been examined and passed by Dr.
Jahr and his body had hccn buried by
Nccker. the undertaken. 1t was charged
that Hrenner was dying with consump'
tion When the policy was granted.
Secretary and Manager iIrpprnicimet
cnil th4It /, ,lIy- ,,biIn nr lo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
PENN GIL B.


About 800 damage was don, by fro yes
torday afternoon to the stock IN the gro
cary store of William EohouSc North
East corner Of Eighth ald Monroe streets.
The los is covered by insurance.
The fire was caused by Richard F. Ross,
a clerk, upsottlng m oil Stove. Mr.. Rns'
whiskcrs caught fire and his face was
slightly burned. Leslie Handy Is tho own
er OF tho building. An alarm WIS sent in
at 4. 3G o'clock from box No
James Noon, a member of the Woccacoa
Fire company fell from tho hose cart wnilo
responding to the alarm Of fire. lie was
not seriously injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Washington, d. c.. Jan. TO- -Ex.Sea.
ator Quay will 60 back to Harrisburg to-
morrow, accompanied by his secretary
and daughter. He has almost completely
shaken off the effects Of his late IL lEsss, an 4
was able to take walk Of throc quarters o
an hOur yesterday.
lie regards his election to the Senate a. Z
foregune conclusion aud smiles at sugcsst>
ions that the in -urgepts may be able to
block things when the Legislature re-
~, tIAa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Walter Ross, aged / years, of Camlon,
N j .hu, hoen missing from homo for sew
oral DAYS. Hs was known to nave S. with
him aud is thought to DO in Trenton, n.
j.
Rev. II. G. Scuddy Of Cincinnati, Ohio
has been conducting revival in Wesley
NJ. u. church Dover.
Several fox hunts have taken place in
Kent county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

CINCINNATI. Jan. II TIL" Icffries
Rubin fight on Feb. IL has not been de
clarcd off by the SangcrfeSt Athletic as
socia,ion of Cincinnati. notwithstanding
reports TO the contrary, but more formid
able opposition than ever heretofore has
developed against having the fight pulled
of in Cincinnati.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

NGTDN. Jan. il,--C"mmand
er John W. Qu;ckrnlish, l. :. ~, re
tired, is dead at hi, residence in this city
Commander Quackcrhnsh was born ir
New York and was appointed TO III,
navy Sept. Il, 1871. IL" served on thS
frigatc tumhcrlanl during the M"X"ai
war and later saw service III the Pacific
souldyt,n He was commissioned rs lien
tenant commander in July. 1862. and was
actively employed during tn" cntir" peri
od Of the civil war. lie was retired ir
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Elkton. Nd. Jan. 10. The we'd
ding Of Miss Caroline Ethel Kirk,
daughter of Dr. Lewis K. Kirk, to
Henry Linn Worihington was Snlcml-
lied This evening in tie Rising sun
Nit IociSt Episcopal Church, the ere
mony being performed by Rev. II. \.
G Wcsterticld, pastor Tine church
vas decorated with pot'cd plants and
cycrCrccnS. The bride was attended
by Miss Hama NJ. Kirk, of Rising sun
who was maid Of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Eleanor II. Morris ON
Ct Wilmington. Del, and Miss Louisa
Mex. Warrington. The bride wore
Il gown Of white silk null over white
satin. Mr.. BARCLAY Reynolds, Of
PhiIapclphia, was best man. The
u5hcrs were: .LesSrS. J Maynard llol-
liday. of Baltimore; Frank {. Kirk,
Rls inc sun and Orion I. kimblc, Of
Philadelphia. Miss Alma NJ. kc!l-
holth played the organ. Following
the wedding u reception was rendered
tie bride and groom al tho roSdcnce
Of Dr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Kirk from Ln
lop. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Leon EaSOn reached his ma ority
on Wednesday and on that evening
gave party at his home, No.Gl7 East
Ninth Street. One Of the features
Of the evening was progressive cuthrc
in which the prize was WOE by Miss
Clara Buckmastcr, refreshments
were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
Fine Steeds for Mckinley.

Cleveland, o. Jan. 10. The two hand.
some coal black carriage horses which are
to be presented to President Mckinley BY.
Colonel Myron T. Herrick, Of this city,
will travel to Washington in asumptuous
manner In aprivate car attached to . Bal.
stalls have been upholstered In red, and
are more luxurious than many hoInss OF
middle class citizens. The rooms for the
grooms, although fitted up In an slaboraes
manner, do not equal in comfort tho quAr.
ters prepared for the horses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering Is mos.
from Rectal Fistuls, he would die unless
costly operation was performed; but he
cured him self with five boxe, OF Bucklsn's
Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on earth
and the best sa!ve.in the world. 20 cents
y box, sold by N b. DanfOrth. druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

BOSTON. Jan. ll.-rhr will Of The
late Roger WocotI was admitted for pro
bate by Judge McNm. An appraisal %
the estate shows personal property val
ucd at 81 800, 900 and real rsthi@ valued
nj Sl3O, 900, making total Of 81 .GIO.OuO
The executors are Francis e. Welsh
Roger Wolrott and Philip Dexter. Each
of tho cNrcntnls has filed a bond o.
50 600 600
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Invitations bdye been issued bv
Mrs. j. r. Conner, for the marriage
Of hcr daughter. Miss Ella Layina. of
Philadelphia. to Mr.. u. Webster Hill
Of kcnnedyville, Md. The marriage
will take place in Bethesda Nj, +,
Church, MiddIctown, on January Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Anchor lin,
steamship Ethiopia, Captain Mckenzie
which left Glasgow for New York Wis
Neville, Ireland. is ashore ON Holy is
land, in the firth of Clyde She is in
bad position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

MDDLETOWN. \. V, Jan. H.
Charles Rcllngcr. who recently accom-
panied Wilson Wright TO San Francisco
to search for SlM'.oOo worth Of bnricG
treasure on III" Ydyirc of clairvoyant
has returned to his home near this city
Wright did not find any treasure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
A ERIUtiTEUl. BlUNDER,

viii often cause horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklsn's Arnica SAWS
the best In the world, will kill the pain
and heal 1t. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils, Fvions. Corns. all Skin
Erup.i ions. Best Pile cure on earth, Only
25 cts. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
N. u. Dauforth Druggist. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11
NDl.EL AND G ROSS.

Joseph Moroland and Miss Mary
Gross, both of this city. were married
last evening at the parsonage OF Tn
ion NJ. f. Church by the Rev. c. A.
Grisc. The groom is Il brakeman on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-11

Roosevelt Of For Hunting Gronnds
rOLDEAND SPRINGS. Jan. H.
CoInpel Theodore itoos"Nrit arrived it,
this city yesterday, accompanied hy thit
in Il. Stewart and DR.. Gerald Il. Webb
After Il brief stop the party continued
westward to the hunting groWndS, whore
Governor Roosevelt vii! seek spot with
mountain lions auh bears. The palty
will leave the train at Rifle Colo. The!
will ride 10 Me"k"r. tolo where guide
awaits them with horses, bounds, guns
ammunition. provisions and cooking ut"n
sis. A crowd WAS assembled at the sta
ton to witness the dci.ar'1lrc Of the hunt
crs, and ii Malc noisy demonstration IL
honor Of the vice president elect.