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New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
Surroqates Sonrcs.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Abner
c Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New York no
tee hereby given to al person havn claims against Ao
vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBE
on or before the tenth day of October nest dated New
,o,-,, ,,.r-nnra NORRIS E WERRER :,E1 Executor
Street Borough Manhattan city Of New York
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahner
c. Thomas. surrogate Of the County ot New York.
Christopher Byrnes late OF the County Of New York.
subscribers their place Of transacng business the
t ,ra'T y OF ISsepH ,T55,r "a Cy - , Yrl - - b
fore the first lay - November Dated New York.
NARY + ByFSFs. AGNES J. ByRNEs. Executives.
Chambers Street. New York city
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas surroEsle Of the County Of New York.
Evelina Hall late o. County York deceased
H. present t4e SAM sam y, ~ foa % g T9T n ss7f5l m E
18Th Street Borough u Manhattan In the City of New
Dated New YORK he 2eth day 3 e f, June laol
CLARK BROOKS Attorney for Executors - william
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York city
N PURSUANCE cs - orier of Hon Abner C.
L Thomas surrogate of the County New York
Notice hereby given TO all persons haying claim aEaiH'
deceased present the same with vouchers
the siiSe Of Graud + rhoson 10 sl Rroaay or
the 25th day r November next.
Dated New York. the Ieth day of MAY. 1901.
ISABELLA T JACKSON. GEORGE " THOMSON
Executors
Broadway Borough Manhattan. City OF New York Y
I EVISON SOPHIA.-Whereas the under
signed intends Apply for letters Of administrator
OF the goods chattes credits which Sophia
I.evson leceosed provisions last seo
sentences ot section Code Procedure
NON therefore In OF order OF the
gates Court OF County Of New York.
claims sgainst the said Sophia Levi
hereby notified to present the
the Surrogate OF the of New York
the COUNTY Court House Manhattan in
the city Of New York before July loth.
Dated York June lOtn- 1901
ADOLPR MAYER
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
i4ist street

Street
which The above asseriSsd propsrt5 is 70 se SOS 5 Eve
nGnFe WIN interest AseSn SSn me - DAY Or
one hundred and stxtytor and 9l-1oO dollars WIN
Assessments or other res Tbich are 10 be allowed i the
Tn-.bsrs- -1,-av -ai4
Referee Three hundred thrtyseven l5-l0O dollars
premses win bs sold subject ars5 Hor'Ease
Dated May IS. 1901
The sale Of the above-4es-rtbel premises Is hereby
adjourned Monday. July ist 1901 at the h0ur
and f. place E. y -. 49,. ,.o,
CHARLES <. F MecANN. Referee.
The sale ef The described premises hereby
further adjourned Monday. July sth. rol the
- - ~ -, go, s-s e,EiAELEs MecAyy
ROBERT NJ. GIGNOCN- Attorney for Piaut.n- 81 Vas
street. Borough Of Manhattan Ciry Of View York
SUPREME COURT County or New-York--
William shpman a sole surviving Trustee under -
last wl and testament OF Caleb H shiprnan a-eessed
plalat- asAlas' IAN n 5e-- q saS S -S a., s,,
made entered the above entitled action and 5-sr-
-5lic anctf,r A. ne Seu5 y5-E Rss Estate Salesroorn
No III Broadway Borough 81 Nanhattan Clty of New
York on the @nd day q July lsel az I~syT lS. 5
premises directed said Judgment be slid and DE-
Of hand with the buildings thereon situate lying and
being in he CITY Q, Ney York s2e sSlaqea Nss 11@ @
side q Twenty-seventh Street distant hundred and
yen1e rlsi1g i1 lasnes sS NSlhsy we sa5 % VIA
line Of the block between Twenty-seventh and LveHy
eiThth Streets thence EasJwardly along sd eentTe ne
Tenth Avenue uaey-eisht feer uue Inches North
sionr RE %-rtberiv side t yentvseventh street eny
feet the point place Of oestunaE ne Fresss
ss5e7y asa 9.ss aTese esis 3oE s,Se Sa"A '' '
Dated. New YORK. June Gth. 1901 - =
co7nERr BBorHEFs 3r4ornevs s5r Piaiatir NJ n
Broadway Borough Nanhattar CRY q New J ok
rs ss sree. nmlset s Vast s,Tses:
WaGf1
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03

cash quotations follows: Flour dull and easv-
NO spring wheat. SSsI63c: No 4es1ze: Nc .
corI +7sc No yellow. +4z G45asc: oats e7sc on
uaek NO white, 3f+sc; No white esj- E3oA.c No .
rye SIC good feeding barley 4T51c: aaxsees 81 Ss
10 northwestern, 81 s.; prime SEED &, 3.Gs
81 90 Clover contract grade 50 so; pork per bbl
80 doS4 90 lard 100 10 SIS ass So short lib sides
Ao9se) - se4So To- dry salted boxe 81 l5G
- 90 short clear sides boxed IS 35aSs As: hi.ev
easls OF nigh wines 81 -. On exchange
GAY ths ouIter market steady; creameries I4t-TI7c
GARY If@g1dc; cheese steady, 91Oc; eggs steady lie
Mlwaukee, July Wheat aulI. Close: No North
81 9oc Rye quiet No l, 4sc. Barley steady
~ Minneapolis, July CLOSE: wheat-Cash 64Jsc- Julv
tSc September. e3sc. On track-No hard 66sc No
NortneIn 81 sc; No Northern, 627sc Flour-FTrsr
patents S l0sS3 50; patents So 50GsS 60 arst
$40 90 '4S- 90 second clears s. Bran il bulk.
Philadelphia. July Wheat 1c lower; coutrac, ,-da
Jly oS4o952c Corn 14c lower; No = JuIv :.
&c. oats steady: Nc white. clipped 33S.c Eurrs-
prints ZOc; do nearby prints 2Ic Eggs steadv fresS
nearby ana W sstsrn. lie do Southwestern
Soutlern l2c Cheese easier; New-York fulI craarns
liey small, 97sc, dc fair choice
Flour 1jOO bbs ana i rs 00 m i, sacks
9esH corn lzfotD bush; 10000 hush Shipments
Wheat 5000 bush; 119Oe0 bush: oats l3 ( bush
81 Louis, July 2-Close: wheat-No red cash s2l.c.
SGIy o &c September. 63 December 66c; No had
sS f. 80 cash Sac; July 4Ssc; September.
1 oas-So : cash 2912c; July 2Sc, September Csc
Toledo, July 2-wheat fairly active firm. cash ard
Juy oossci August S64zC; September 6zssc. Decenfer
~ Sorn du strong: cash. 4zc; July 45c; Septeu-
Der fb.c Oats fairly active higher; cash 27.c Iuy
prime. SO 80, October s. Go " $780, 0-7--'
Duluth. July Close wheat-Cash No hard sgIsc-
30 NoithsLa 6o4sc; No Northern 81 sc July 681c:
0sp'eihoer oo5sc- Corn-None- oats. 2T1& 1&G27c.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

steady Us si Resa-eomaau dull Is fs1d Petroleum
-ttenned steady. 6%sd- Linseed oil-Csuist SSs
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpeutine barely steady at
decline of. say .zc gallon regulars and machines
being quoted at 36ls 637c
TAR-Regulars. 81 %. do oil bbls %
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE- 73Tc
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained, 81 10: E. 81 65; F
81 G. 81 ~: H I K NJ, So 90
N 50; " G. 81 80; W W, 81 55.
STOCK ON HAND
SPIRITS turpenr1ns 1.42s bbs
Tar los bbs
Charleston. July 2.-Tdrpenttne firm at 331ec. Rosin
and unchanged.
wilmington July %-Spirits turpentine. moth ng doing
receipts - casks Rosn firm 95cGs1 recelrts. a."
firm 81 jf- receipts I79
savannah July 2-Sprts turpentne firm 33'ec
receipts rs bbis; sales 1891: exports. $50 Sosin
ports. f'' -
London. July 2-Turpentne spirits, Dos Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03

Coffee cables: sanos-Cnffee market quiet; good
$500; receipts y ooo bags S aays@ stock
Eambu-g-f'onee market opened 4 Mfg
lower; 2-50 ? N. pig lower sales 5000
EaUTeCo1es market opened steady unchanged 10
: franc lower; u n unchanged; q m. advanced
Z barely steady; $50 p. n 4 franc lower
total sales l2.GOa bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03

R.o-Cofee market steady No { Bio 4sTT5-
United States. 5000 bags; sock "a. coo
TIE statistical position Brazilian coffee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
VESTS ATTITUDE
DESPITE GREATLY IMPROVED
HEALTH WILL RETIRE FROM
PUBLIC LIFE
Re ELECHOE RBE0Rs DENIED.
Believes RoossTslt Is an Extreme In
psrialiE and That the Re
pablicAns Will EOs Rene
dy the Trust Evil

wAsHYNsTOx. NOV Isl have
made Up my mind to go out Of public
life. and do not contemplate any ether
result.
This statement was made to-day hy
Senator George G. Vest TO the BePub-
Rc correspondent In answer 70 sDg-
gestiou that his greatly improved
health might induce him 70 be a
candidate again for orre-election. Such
a suggestion has been heard In various
quarters al ibs capital recently, and
Mr. Vests senatorial friends have ex-
pressed a growing hope that be would
continue 70 Be a member Of the body
in which he has served with great dis
tinction for a quarter Of d century.
The Senator dismissed the matter
with the brief statement quoted
above
SENATOR'S HEALTH MUCH BErrKR-
Senator Vest is clearly in much bet
ter health that when he went home
at the close Of the last Congress. He
appears 70 have gained about fifteen
pounds. His mind is clear and his
voice strong. He was busy with work
in his library when the republic cor
respondent called to-day and talked
freely about probable legislation to be
enacted by the Fifty-seventh Con-
gress.
Senator Vest d0se not expect any
general tariff reform and feels assured
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

the Republicans will do nothing in
furious % the great Industrial trusts.
Il think the Republicans viii pass
the ship subsidy bin, beyond any ques-
ton, said the Senator, and ! sup
pose they will pass some amendatoTy
law on the question Of assault upon
the President Of the United States. 1
have no doubt that they win ratify
some Of the reciprocity treaties, as
they call them. especially with France.
ssOf course, the Presidents message
will map out legislation for the party
and we will have TO wait If we want
70 see what is to be done.
iThere viii be great opposition in
the Republican party 70 changing the
Dlngley tariff, and IN my judgment
there will be no material change In
the present tariff law.
sThe colonial policy win be pressed
vigorously, as President Roosevelt is
as extreme upon that question as any
one can possibly be.
TRUSTS WILL sOT BE M0LEsTED.
u do not think that anything ma
terial will be enacted about the trusts.
There may be some pretense OF attack
ing the trusts, but IT win amount to
nothing. The course Of the Republi'
can party in the first session Of the
last Congress shows that they do moi
propose to have any conflict with tbs
trusts If they can possibly avoid it
The House Of Representatives at thai
session passed a bill with only one dis
senting vote, and he was Republi
can, making more stringent the pro
visions Of the Sherman antitrust act
It came over to the Senate abou
three weeks before the end Of the ses
sion, and the Democrats attempted .
take IL up and discuss IL at once.
sThe Republicans, b. party vote
referred the bin 10 the judiciary Com
|, mittee. with a statement by Nj
4 Lodge and others that It would be ts
ken up at the INST Of the next sessio
and promptly disposed Of. When tb
next session came they refused {
touch II, and when the Democrats al
tempted TO have the bin reported froI
the judiciary Committee 10 the Ser
ate, the Republicans voted down th
motion. They were afraid 70 take U
the bill before the election, because
! would have excited the opposition
: the trusts in the country, and the
y could not have raised their trust can
!. paign funds. After the election a
e Republicans were utterly indifferei
as 10 what any one might say, and !
fused TO consider the matter at all.
II judge from the past therefore
concluded Senator Vest, "that
q antitrust legislation Of any practic
efficacy will be enacted In the near
ture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
KILLED AT cEETRALIA
Young Nan NAMED Wsre Struck BY
a Train Tuesday Eight-He LiT-
ed In Columbia.

specsal ntspatcA 10 The Ledger
C.STKAILA, No, Nov. s0-Ciaud
Ware, Of Columbia, was killen here
Tuesday night BY a c. s A. passenger
train; the body was horribly mangled,
being cut in three pieces Itwas sever
ed at the waist and the head was cut
on; one arm was also cut "a at the
elbow.
Ware wasnicely dressed and had been
drinking. He was thought 10 have
been crazed from the effect 81 NOR
phine and probably wandered down
the track and laid down.
The body was found between II ana
II O'Clock and was lying short dis
tance west OF tie c. s. A. depot
The coroner was called from Colum-
bia 10 hold an inquest over the re
mains
Tie c0roner's jury was composed o.
Harrison Brown, Jesse Irwin, 7. S
Hccker, J. s. Brown, J. II. Cupp and
c. w. Pelsne.
The verdict has not been returned
up to this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
ANNIVERSARIES


fs2z Charles Carroll. last surviving
agner of The declzr1tion q iBdepend-
ence. died in Baltimore, agsd IS.
1854. Sbermzn's march 70 the se1
NOVEMBER IS.
rTT7. Fert Miniu taken
NOVEMBER 16.
1871. FIrst auction held IN 81
Louis involving boI Of playing cards
NOVEMBER II.
lae. Bank of England founded
NOVEMBER Is
isss. Ex-President Chester A. Ar
thur died at View YORK, aged ..
NOVEMBER le.
Is2z ConventIon az Columbus ;
C.. adopted resolutions declaring tzrin
acts null and void.
1873 william II. Tweed convicted
in New YORK; sentenced 70 Il years
IN the peniteutizry.
1874. National Wouan's Christian
Temperance Union Orsznized al
Cleveland. o.
Isgs. FItzsimmo1s killed Con Rior-
dAg in boxing.
NOVEMBER 70.
ls47 ChiorOform hrst used
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
Senatorial Candidate Accuses the Gov
sruor og Supporting An InesPend-
ent EossiEse in 1850

HARRIs0SVILLE No, Nov. l6 r
william II. Wallace, candidate for
United States Senator, In his speech
here last night accused WIN. ]. Stone
Of having bolted a regular Democrats
ticket and supported an independent
candidate. which, Mr.. Wallace s1id,
resulted in the election Of Reruhli-
can. GOV. stone has al various times
spoken q Mr.. Wallace as having been
a bolter. Mr.. Wallace talked last
night of a judicial camps5Sa 10 The
district o. which Vernon county IS a
uar,. 10 which Stese fgured II was
in lssa when Judge Parkinson was
nominated on the Democratic and
Judge Burton on the Republican
ticket for the Office Of district judge.
Mt Wallace said Judge Scott, who
was stones law partner, ran as an 10
dependent candidate and that Stone
supported him.
This. " said Mr. Wallace, ''resnlted
in the election Of Judge Burton, the
Republican candidate" f"
LUCAS CONFIRMS WALLACE.
KANSAS CRY, Nov 16.-John H.
Lucas Of the Law firm Of johnson s
Lucas Kansas City, lived in st. CiaiE
county during the Judicial campaign
OF 1850 in that district. He confirmed
the charges made by Mr.. Wallace ana
said:
uJudge Parkinson, now Of Kansas
City, was our candidate, and We con,
sidered him regular Stone said
Scott was the regular candidate ano
supported him throughout the cam
paim.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
BRITISH RECRUITING OFFICE.
St. Louis Boy Enlisted at an Employ
ment Agency in That City.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov l5.-Edward A.
RozieT, United States District Attoro
ney, and his assistant are investigat-
ing a complaint fled by Mrs. Rather
inc Goeckei, Of this city, that her 16-
year-old son, Michael, was enlisted for
service In the British Army in the
Transyaal by a ST. Louis employment
agency. Mrs. GOeckel says the boy
left home Sunday morning TO go to
one Of the employment agencies.
On Thursday morning she received
a postal card from New Orleans.
signed by her son, stating he was
going 10 South Africa 70 light and hG
would not be back until Feb. 6, 1902
She went TO the employment agenc.
where she found that the boy had beer
there and met a regular recruiting
onicer for the English Army. Tn
manager said at first that he had EN-
ployed her son, but later he denied il
This is the second charge Of tn
kind made against employmen
agencies here, an Indiana father hay
ling recently applied to his Congress
man 70 have his son sent home fror
South Africa, saying that he was il
duced to enlist in the British Arm
while In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
TRUsTRR's SALE,

Whereas, Martha Adams and John
ADAMS, q her husband, on tn l4th dayof
October. 1898, by their certain deed
OF trust, duly acknowledged and re-
corded In the deed Of trust records Of
Audfain county, Missouri, in book l3,
page 40, eoHveyed to the undersigned
trustee the following described real
estate, situated In Audrain county
Missouri, to-wit:
The east one-half gil OF the SOUTH
west quarter lf) Of Section two ~, all
in Township tifty-two l52h Range ten
(I0l, west.
Which said conveyance was made 10
trust TO secure the payment Of Ger.
tain prOmlssory note therein described,
and, whereas, said note Is now due and
unpaid. And whereas said Martha
Adams has been dead more than nine
months. Now, therefore, |, the said
trustee, at the request Of the legal
holder OF said note Will, between The
hours Of Q O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. m. on
Friday, the 18th Day Of December
A. d., 1901,
| at the east front door OF the C0url
/ House In Mexico, Audraln county
Missouri, sell the above described
property at public auction to thl
highest bidder for cash 70 satisfy Salt
| debt and costs OF executing this trust
36-tds. J. q. LAKENAg,
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

GovEKKOH A. NJ. DOCKERY does
not propose for Missouri 70 have the
title of "R0bber State under his ad-
minisiratlon. Train robbers need not
ask foF pardon at his hands. The
friends Of Jack Kennedy few days
since applied for pardon, and at the
conclusion of the Investigation of the
petition the Governor said. II Is
useless to apply foT the pardon Of any
prisoner where IL is clearly established
that be has been engaged in train
robbing. ] want % make that form
of crime odious il Missouri. Under
no circumstances will grant pardons
% such conyiets, unless. possibly, up
on the recommendation Of the prison
physician and inspectors, where Il i
clearly shown that the life of the pris
oner viii be seriously imperiled b
further confinement The train rob
Der industry will not receive fayorabll
recognition az my hands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
guRY FOR eARrRKLL TRIAL.
Dsssnas.t, GArgsd With hzrasr-
Eslailg Up Wen

BUrLEz- No. Nor- i2-The sscasl
dzy q the Gzrtrel trial hszzn ta-s2Sy-
The tine WsS taken up Il iErG.ta1zZ
TIE jury, and al ) Oelock this eTS1sElz
a Srry was selected ss f0liCES Alien
Pnoe- SAN Wilson. \. B Wots J. 5
Collier, ". IzneF. J. L Shepherd J.
Moore, J. u. White, W. G. DiIlon. 6.
Moore, :. K. Isle and A. ]. DALEY,
al farmers except one
The STATE IS represented By N. ;
HON. Prosecuting Attorney; General
II. c. Cl9rk and Judge J. 5. Francisco,
al Of this city. The defense is repre-
ssnted by S ". Dooley, Smith s
STANLEY and Rhodes Clay o. Mexico
A large number q witnesses are
present ard qaite a number from Mex
loo, No, Doctor Gartrell's old home
Dr. Gzrtrell Is perfectly compcsed and
holds Up vel, and seems Confident
that be will come out all right
The taking Of testimony win begin
to-morrOE.
The crime with which the Gartreils
are charged is the murder of d. B.
Donegan, q Colorado miner, whom
they robbed Of sa65. Donegan was on
the way 70 Oklahoma and made the
acquaintance Of the Gartrells IN
Kansas City. A covered wagon was
secured and all three started for Okla
bona together. On tie nightof March
IS, last, Dr. J. L. Gartrell, the father
Of W. P. GartreI, murdered Donegan
with an az in a cabin near Amoret,
No, and the next day the father and
son threw the body in creek. After
the body was found Matt Kenney, OF
the local detective force, went TO work
on the case, arrested the Gartrells and
secured a confession from each o.
them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
WALLACE SAYS STONE ONCE
BOLTED AND STONE DENIES.
stsas Declares That He Is q "Yslsr
pog Denocrat- and Never
scrached 4 Ticket
euERkQRs ETTHuUE N IUDGIN ClMRLGH THE IssuE.

wERI CErY, No, Nor. l6-AfteE
his speech here tonight Gov. stone
was told that ". II. wallaee had said
that he had once bolied a ticket
'Tommyrot. tommyrot,H said Mr..
Stone, bringing down his right hand
with each word. as II gesticulating 10
earnest debate.
~It's 4 faiseho0d. There is not a
word Of truth IN it. I bOlted the
Democratic ticket Absurd; ridieu-
lous: It's nonsense; it's false In gen
eral and false ia particular, false al
the way through. ] don't know what
specification be makes, but that is
what l have TO say about it, and that
is all there is 70 say"
Later Governor Stone brought up
the question himself. did Wallace
say ] bolted the ticket in 1880? ! was
running for Congress myself that year,
and ] not only did not bolt myself,
but did not want anyone else 70. I'm
a yaIler dog Democrat, vote the ticket
from President 10 constable = never
drew line through a Democratic
ticket in my life
Il never heard OF an 1880 bolt. Away
back in the seventies we had split in
our judicial district, and two candi-
dates for circuit judge made the race,
both claiming 40 be Democrats. You
will understand; you have such things
in Kansas City. / supported the can
didate thought ! ought to support,
but that was no bolt"
Mr.. Wallace charges Gov. Stone
with bolting the ticket in 1880. 1t il
doubtless, the same split which the
Ex-Governor refers to as having occur
red away back in the seventies"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
KANSAS TORN APART
Crack, in the Fields Big Enough for
Cows to Fall In.

TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. 16.-The at
tention Of the Kansas State Board o.
Agriculture has been called to occur
rences which are mYstifyine the all
aha farmers Of JeFell and Republic
counties. II is reported that great
cracks and sink holes are appearing IN
the alfalfa Relds there.
The cracks are sometimes rods IN
length, from two to six feet in DEPTH
ana from one to ten feet wide. They
appear only in alfalfa fields, and the
farmers have never before seen any
thing like them.
They do not come gradually, oul
suddenly. II Is becoming dangerous
70 drive a team across field because
the ground may suddenly sink beneath
IL.
Some section hands were working
ON the railroad tracks a few days ag'
near an alfalfa feld on the farm O
Edward Randall, not far from Jewel
CITY. They heard a COW low pu
there was no COW in sight. The sount
seemed to come from under the ground
They made a search and discovered
1 the COW in an alfalfa sink hole, seyera
feet below the surface. The COW wa
so weak that she could not stand afte
she had been dug out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

Hos. W. II. WALLACE and ex-GOv.
W. J. Stone are accusing eachother Of
boiling. In the meantime Honorable
Champ Clark, member Of Congress
from this district, has no explanation
70 make in reference to either bolting
or asto standing squsrely on the Dem
Oeratic platform. Mr.. Clark is old
regularity itself, and is always found
standing squarely on the platform
and working earnestly and honestly
for the nominees He has never bolt
ed the party On account Of not liking
a nominee. Neither has he bolted On
account Of any plank 10 the platform.
He believes in Democrats fighting
their battles before the primaries
and after the convention be believes
Il the duty u every loyal and true
Democrat to abide By the result
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21

From the Canon City. cod clipper.
At rs Macon avenue, Canon CITY,
Col. Nov. !, Of hemorrhage Of the
lungs. James Roden Powers aged a
years, 3 months and 20 days died. The
funeral service was held at the resi-
dence on the sth inst. and it was quite
a large funeral. The remains we're
inferred in the Lakeside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers came from
Mexico. No, to Colorado three years
ago, on account OF the i'll health Of
the deceased, and about year and q
half ago they became residents Of
Canon City.
During their residence here they
have made many friends. Mr. Powers
was a geniel, intelligent gentleman
who always bore up bravely under bis
affiictiOn and won the esteem ana
sympathy Of all who knew him.
His death from hemorrhage, was al
most instantaneous and free from
suffering. Mrs. Powers and a brothel
Of the deceased, Dennis Powers arr
the only surviving relatives and thel
will continue to reside in Canon City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-21
UNDER A MANTLE OF SNOW
Heavy Fail Reported Prom New Eng
land to Points in Virginia.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Heayy snow
fall is reported all over the Eastern
states extending from Northern New
England as far south as Roanoke Va,
where the FIST snow OF the season ap-
peared tonight.
In New York the storm began yes
terday and has continued tonight In
Syracuse and other cities oleighs arc
rnnning, even in the downtown
streets. Trolley service is demoraliz-
ed, but steam railways are keeping
their lines open. Ten inches Of SNOW
has fallen and the mercury Is at th'
freezing point.
Reports from the country districts
show that the roads are blocked b
idrifts in many cases, streams are risin'
and foods are threatened.
At Cazenoyia the snowfall is tweiv'
inches. There has been a heavy ial
Of snow all through northern Ne'
York. AT Malone there is blizzarl
and snow drifts i've TO six feet higl
are biockading the tracks.