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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

many matters of public interest will come
up for considerat ton City Attorney Pol
lard is expected on this occasion TO give
his opinion as to whether or not the city
has the right to give the Citizens RAPID
Transit Company the exclusive right TO
the use of the viaduct over MarshatL
Street providediit should be erected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

1t is probable that the Citizens Rapid
Transit Company will not accept the CHAR
ter if the City Council shall refuse to
allow it to collect tolls for the use CT the
proposed viaduct and to reserve the right
to permit cars of other street lines to
run over the tracks of this company on
the viaduct. This cannot be stated as
Il fact, however. Those i'll a position to
know have but little TO say on the sub
ject. The Street Committee has voted
against the proposition permitting the
charging OF tolls, but the tight VIII pc
carried into the Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

roses. Rev. r. y. Folks performed the
ceremony.
Tuesday evening preceding the mar
riage, at o'clock, a Sunptuous dinner
was rendered the bride md groom.
Immediately after le ceremony t.ie
bride and groom left for Baltimore and
other northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Dinner Napkins.

Irish Linen, 20 inches, all new
designs, pure bleached, cheap at S1.25
81. SO. for
Irish Linen, % inches, fast selvedge, all pure
linen, designs dots, rose and ivy, 81 so
a napkin bargain right at. ~
Scotch Linen. bleached, "a inches square,
fast selvedge, designs dots, ferns, popples and
tulips, extra heavy, a regular $3.50 81 On
napkin. Mondays price 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

There is much complaint in reference
to the delay Of the work upon the new
city Jail. The City Engineer has been
authorized to employ All Inspector OF the
work on the Jail for four, months at sltp
per month The Engineer has also been
instructed to require the Stewart Iron
Works Company, of Cincinnati, which has
the contract to make certain changes
in tho MANS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Corsets.

We want to keep reminding You that
our Corset Department is one OF the very
best in the South. We employ the ser
vices of three expert corset filters 10r the
benefit of our patrons. We carry all me
fine makes OF corSetS. We also Gs ss4b
For a few DAYS we will sell certain $50
corsets at s1.Oo. and some $1.00 and SIPS
grades at 75c, because we haven't all the
sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Table Damask.

Irish Linen, pure bleached, s. inches VIDE lsi
very heavy, ali new designs, IN STRIPES alia
floral effects, good value at CSC, our ;sYUC
price :a,+
Scotch inen. u inches wide, a fine, straight
fibre, nicely finished, in designs clover, zoe
daisy and ileurde lis, special value at
German and Irish Linens. plain and hem
stitched - inches wide. new effective designs
pansy, tulip, tleur de lis. rose, dots 81 I'D
and MORE effects, worth SIPS "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

with his eyes open and that the water
is sufficient for the purposes required OF
the land and insist that Mr.. Bradford
shall take the property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

TYPICAL SOUTHERN BEAUTY.
Miss Phyllis, who is the center of so
much interest just now, is a typical
southern beauty, possessing glorious blue
eyes, clear, fair complexion, and a
wealth of dusky tresses, which only ac-
centuates her fairness, and, added to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Was at Harvard.

Miss Gladys Brooks. Of New York. sis
ter Of the groom.
Mrs. Robert Shaw, Of Boston, former
ly the popular Miss Mamie Langhorne,
will be her sisters matron of honor.
The nuotial knot will be tied by Rev.
Mr.. Ne Ewes, assisted by Bishop Robert
A. Gibson, of this city.
Tho ushers who VIII seat the guests
viii be fourteen old college chunls and
classmates of Mr.. BROOKS, from Har-
ward. They viii come on a special train
Mr.. James Stillman, of New York, will
be the groom's best man.
This VIII also be a day that will leave
ITS mark Upon her sister Nera's life. who,
until quite recently, was III the school
room, for she will make her first bow to
society at the notable wedding. 1t will
be remembered that her carriage received
the. first prize two weeks ago at the
floral parade which was given in Lynch
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Huck Towels.

Red border, extra heavy, large
size, all linen, the regular l6so I2hC
kind, for. ~
A fine Towel, 20 inches wide by 20 inches
long, fancy borders: this towel never Tc
sold for less than zoe. our spedalPrice,
Aemstitched. pure bleached, very absorbent,
Is inches wide by ~ inches long, extra heavy,
would be cheap at 55c, Mondays sale DC
price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Miller q Rhoads.

What watchtul shoppers
ana IFS
sale notable event. a
The anestcr bargain prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

impress every linen-wanted house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Heavy Crashes.

Heavy Crashes.
Huck Crash, is inches wide, plain f0r
white, good crash at 125c, for. W
Glass Crash, red and blue checks, Is
, G.a,s ,, wide, fine nice quality. 122c
An Absorbent Crash, IS inches wide, plain
white, extra heavy, one OF those
crashes that's hard to wear out, I5c.
wonder price at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

We bought all the odd fine sets
prices of common sets hundred
Lot of 12-piece Toilet Sets, all new shapes,
tinted pink. blue and bronze green, &1n
worth SIC; our prices are so and ~ ~
Lot of Toilet Sets. containing u pieces.
shaded pink and blue, heavy gold stipple, tan
cy shape jar, worth $1,000 Special g6 30
prize.
Lot of Toilet Sets containing u pieces, new
shapes floral decorations, pink red and blue,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

this, she is a gracious companion. Men
and women seek her socIe.y wherever
she is. She Is bright and has lovely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
The Jackets, Dresses and Furs Ready.

brand new and privilege to look
anxious to show. The buying be your judgment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Qualities at Low Prices.
A Peerless Sale Of Linens---supt

series of decided underpricings which must impress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Three Special Coat Bargains.

The popular 27-inch Kersey Coat with sailor
f1ared sleeve, tfree-seamed back, lined with good
lining, for
High grade of fine Kersey Goats. in all of the lea
with high collars. others with soped collars, all line
good satin, good garment =.
Shower Goats are the fad now. We have them
heavy enough for cold weather and also water-p
made with double yoke, for =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Three Specie>l T ur Bargains.

Black Electric Seal Scarf with six good tails and 6
chain, for "
great lot of Colaretes, three Styles with four tails
and long tab, a bargain, for y
Fine Russian Sable Scarf with long selected fur, SIX
tails we'll made, a big bargain for ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Miller q sRl,oads.
An Exhibition Of Ezceb
Many RoDerful Values.

shoppers. Last.Week set selling pace that sent
areties and incomparabeness of our low prices re-
able event, and tomorrow takes fresh start. All
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
ACLOslNG OUT SALE.

l have decided to offer my entire stock
6 wall paper for the mex. sixty days at
greatly reduced prices in order to make
room for next years immense stock.
Now is the chance to beautify your home
by having it papered in the most artistic
as we'll as up to date paper. and at such
prices as are within reach Of all, l sell
all my paper at FIVE cents and up 10 Is
cents single roll. Just think Of it and
call and see the large variety carry be
fore selecting elsewhere as am positive
can give the best satisfaction. l also
carry a complete stock Of molding.
Picture framing specially at the low.
est prices and the best workmanship
Paints and enamels for all purposes. al.
so varnishes, window shades, brushes.
calcimine. glass, oil and all kinds Of
painters supplies. Mixed p,ints in all
the latest shades sell at $I.Is and up to
81 40 per gallon. Try the Oxford pain,
which is fully warranted to do the bes,
work. 1t sells At 81 90 per gallon and
may be applied by any one. | am al.
ways pleased to show my goods whether
you are purchaser or not.
C.E. WELLS,
1923 Walnut ST.. Boulder, Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
HARLEY MCCOY DEAD.
Well Known Gambler and Head Of Sht.ra
Of Mercy Killed In Accident

Well Known Gambler and Head Of Slater,
Of Mercy Killed In Accident
Durango. Aug. zo-By the derailine
aod overturning Of a Pullman sleeper on
the Denver & Rio Grande vessbound
express, near Chams. N. NJ. this after.
noon. Mother Baptisse. head Of the or
der Of Sister Of Mercy in Colorado. Va,
instantly killed. Sister Nora Of Denver
her companion, fatally injured. and Har'
ley Mccoy received injuries which
caused death at the hospital.
Pullman Conductor ]. Z. Whan vas
badly hurt about the hips and his legs
are paraly1ed. Miss Nellie Lewis Of
Silvenon. and the porter, the oply other
persons in the car. escaped Nth Sigh,
scratches and bruises.
The rest Of the train remained 90 the
track and none OF those on the other cars
we're injured.
Harley Mccoy served several years in
the Canon City pepiten,iasy Tor the
murder OF Capt. HaWley Of the Denver
police in 1891 in quarrel which had its
inception in political fight in the state
assembly.
Mccoy made many attempts 70 secure
a pardon. but was unsucce ssful until
Gov. Thomas, as one ot his last official
acts. granted him his liberty. Since tha,
time Mccoy has been about Denver.
spending good share Of his time around
the Collender bar.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
S0nlpyOl Sick
And Con | AHe1d
SAMPSON VERY I'LL.
80 Sick He Cannot Attend the schlsy In

80 Sick He Cannot Attend the Bohlsy In
quiry,
Washington. Aug. 3o-The condition
Of Admiral Simpsons health is such as
to cause feeling that his testimony In
the Schley inquiry mus, be taken At hia
bedside. He certainly cannot com. to
Washington. Today's intelligence is that
SIMPSONS life hangs by thread.
The navy department has made public
correspondence touching Admiral Howl.
sons competency to SIT as one Of the
board Of inquiry. The Admiral denies
tha, he reflected upon Schley. although
he says the day after the battle Of Santa.
60 he praised Sampson highly. Samp
son was in command and he felt he vas
entitled to praise. Had it been defeat
he would have received the blame for
defeat As to Admiral Schley's conduct
he had never commented upon it, The
department says in face Of this denial it
refused to remove Howison from the
board.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
NEW MAIL CARRIERS.

Boulder Get One More and There Are Two
New Rural Routes.
Post Master MooIhead announces an
improvement in the local service, In the
first place there is to be one additional
regular carrier. W. c. Cartwright having
been promoted TO that place. Then
there are to be two additional rural
routes. Nos. 2 and 3 and E. M. Miller
and A. c. Rowell have been appointed
to those routes. Route two will compre-
hend the country to the south Of Boul.
der. the baseline road and Marshall.
Number three will take in Valmont, the
Mckenzie oil well, Sales place and New.
lands addition and beyond. Several
hundred families will be provided for
by these additions to the daily mail
carrying service. The orders become
effective Oct. 1.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
Scientists Come
% 1|e University
SCIENTISTS CAME.
And vlsited Boulder and Praised All That
They Saw.

They Saw.
On Invitation OF President Baker, abou
rag eminent scientists we're here today
members Of the American association
They arrived on the II: 90 train and theil
cars we're side.tracked q, University sta
ton. Dr.. Baker had arranged that they
should be served with a COLLATION. on the
lawn under the shade Of the trees. but
the Esin spoiled all that. However, the
nea of science were served royal feed
in the gymnasium and we're given a de
lightful respite from papers and speech.
e.. They left for Denver at Ago.
Speeches we're made by DR.. Baker
Prot. Charles S. Minot Of Harvard Uni.
verstty, Prof. Calvin M. Woodward. ol
Washington University. Of St. Louis and
Prof. William H. Brewer, Of Yale. After
4 trip through the buildings Of Colorado, :,
university and the new athletic grounds
which they praised highly. the dis.
tipguished party were taken by the stree,
car 70 the Chautauqua. where their eyes
we're fed with the delightful view Of
Boulder. the mountains and the plains.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
I||0t Awful Boiler
SOoked l| Oil
AFTER THAT BAIleR.
Canfela and His Mon Find Ropes Ssturst-
ed With OIL.

| Canfield and His Men Find Ropes Ssturat-
ed with OIL.
Efforts are constantly making to clear
the Mckenzie oil we'll of the impedi
ments that are in 1t in the form Of the
bailer. the cable and the drill. The bail
er was raised. Mr. Garfield says, twenty
6ve feet yesterday. When the cable was
pulled out. having been detached from
the bailer. it was thoroughly saturated
with oil. 1t was said last night that the
we'll had filled between 400 and 500 feet
with oil, as indicated by the saturation
of the cable and Of the rope. So strong
is the pressure Of gas that it is not
thought advisable to 60 on with work
in the nigh. time for fear of igniting the
gas, and thereby the well, from the
lamps necessarily used during the night.
All signs point conclusively to the pre-
sence here of flowing well the moment
it can be cleared and few feet more Dor.
ing done. An agent Of the Standard Oil
company visited the we'll yesterday and
secured bottle iull OF the oil as it trick.
led from the rope used in the effort to
recover the lost bailer. He pronounced
the oil the finest quality Of crude oil
founi in any we'll within his knowledge.
He is an expert oil prospector. There
is no commercial oil similar to it, the oil
coming from this we'll having a peculiar
amb:r color not found in any crude oil
or any OF the refined product.
Mr. Can't I'D reiterated today the state.
ment he has previously made Aat this
would be = flowing we'll Of the finest
quality of Illuminating oil found any
where in the United States. Meantime
the we'll at Nj Wo, is being bored at the
rate of 100 feet day, and is showing |
similar to those found in
the Mckenzie we'll. A new Manila rope,
two and one half tons and :, 500
feet long. which cost upwards OF $1,000
arrived for the Mckenzie we'll today.
New tackle has been ordered to
grapple with the stuck bailer, one re.
lance being clamplng machine which
rarely has been known to tackle onto
in an oil we'll.
There is eonsideratl. ex.i'em n. over
Nj Wot way where the Dodd we'll is
showing things that have the smell Of
,il about them,
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
A PIONEER HERE.

]. w. Beasley Of Modesto, CAL. With
his wife and daughter. is in LonRmon,
visiting relatives and shaking hands with
old friends. I, has been many year.
since John has me, his old friends here
He was for many years resident Of thi.
par, Of the country. and had charge ol
tn. construction Of the Beasley & Ban
ming ditch, now known as the Beasley
dltch.-Longmont Times.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
THE LIGHTNING'S PRANK.

As though cut by a chisel. piece of
the back of Carnage Of w. ]. Iredales
was cut by lightning today. The horse
was being unhitched at the farm place
and the driver. Elliot OF the Capitol
barn. stood at his head. The buggy
was turned clear over. but beyond the
little slit in the wood work, involving a
cut of the cushion at the rear OF the seat
no harm was done. The horse va.
nearly frightened to death.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

DR.. NJ. D. Hornbeck. wife and son.
Stanley. returned from Canon City last
night and will begin packing their house
hold goods preparatory to moving to
Denver next week. DR.. Hornbeok will
20 to Denver 10 fill the Grant Avenue
pulpit on Sunday and Rev. J. A. Davis.
the new pastor. will fill the pulpit here.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
MANY BRAVE MEN DIED.

Cold FiKares of Cold Hoo dsd Slaughter b,
Rrittsh.
. London. Aug. 3o-The Pretoria Z
. newspaper msn figure that since 4
. the first OF ,he year I.2oo Boers 4
. have been Sllled, 1900 wounded I
= and.qoo have been captured. 4
i-N>->->e>e>ee>->-e>>-
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
SUES THE C. & N.

w. v. Linticum mas sued the Colorado
& Northwestern railroad for $I,75o dam.
ages. He claims that a collision OF
trains last winter was due to the com.
pany's negligence and that he sustained
a broken leg and other injuries in the
consequent wreck. Norton Montgomery
is his attorney.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
WoMAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

A business meeting ofth art and liter
ature department will be held on Satur
day, August 3Ist. at 7:3o Tor the purpose
Of electlng a chairman and to transact
any other business necessary.
Any ladies who have names Of friends
to propose for admission to the club
should present them before that date.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE.

The Young Peoples society Of the
English Lutheran church enjoyed an
outing at Boulder falls today. They
went in traps kindly placed at their dis.
posal by the ever genial J. G. Tresise
They were chaperoned ny Mrs S. M
Belser OF University hill. A large crowd
went and enjoyed good time.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

The second bridge east Of Crisman on
the c. & N. road burned last night. pre-
sumably because OF cinders. 1t was 50
feet long and IS feet high. Owing to the
accident trains could not run today. l.
is hoped TO have the accident repaired
in time for the morning run tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
ITALIANS RESPONSIBLE.

Boston. Aug. 3o-'rhe board OF health
has traced the malarial fcvers to infection
from the Italian quarters and recon-
mends stringent laws to compel these
Citizens to adopt the hygienic methods
OF other ci!izens.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
HELPED THE CHINESE

Eogsles. Ariz., Aug. 3o-U. S. Commis
s,oner George today held for trial Col
lec,or of Customs Hoey. accused of &C
cepung brlbes in the matter of facilitd;
ing Chinese immigration by way Of thu
Gulf OF California,
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Mr. Jackman and family OF El Reno.
Oklahoma, their friends the Lassens, also
OF Ell Reno. all Of whom have been
spending the summer in Boulder. left
Yesterday with other visiting friends for
a several days outing in the mountains.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

J,hn Teagarden. George Teal and P.
]. Werley have invested quite heavily in
oil land options. They went out to the
oil fields today and returned impressed
with the belief that they had struck oil.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
State Preparatory School

State Pre- ps r4tory School.
School opens September 9th. 1921
Entrance examination will be held on
Thursday and Friday, September 5th
and 9th a. the preparatory building. cor
ner Of Pearl and 18th streets. CourNs
in bookkeeping and business arithmetic
will be offered which will be open to all
students. 500
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Hon. Charles T. Philips, Of Denver,
the brigh, young state senator. is in the
city upon business connected with the
National Mutual Fire Insurance com.
pany. Mr. Philips is secretary Of this in.
gfttntton
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Special attention will be given
Rdchofsky's carpet and drapery
departments Saturday, Aug. 3lst.
Unusually low prices will pre-
dominate.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
DEADLY PLOT THWARTE0.

Budapest, Aug. 3o-A plot TO assassin
ate the emperor of Austria has been cis
covered by the arrest Of Johan Lazy. an
anarchist. Others are implicated.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Parents are coming daily to arrange
for their daughters TO enter the Physical
Culture classes. Miss Pierce may be
found At 1907 Pine.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Finest Horse show In the Country
will be seen at the Denver Horse Show
Sept. 3-6.. One fare for the round trip
via the Colorado & Southern.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

We stand second TO no one in our line
Of tablets, states, pencils and other
school supplies. Paul Raymond. the
bookseller and stationer, 1914 18th street.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

A coal hodse on Portland place caught
fire 1t I:3o this morning-smali blaze
soon ext,nguished by the department.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
SALISBURY WILL RESIGN.

London. Aug. 3o-Lord Salisbury will
resign Office the day alter the coronation
OF King Edward.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO

Washington. Aug. 3o-The PRESIDENT
today appointed w. H. Hunt Of Montana
governor OF Porto Rico to succeed
Governor Allen.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Everybody goes to Mont Alto Sept.
I'd. Plenty to eat there. don't bother
With taking your lunch. 1913
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
iI3Im CHAMBERS & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Mrs Maud Plank IS over from Denver
At the home Of her mother. Mrs Rose,
and threatened with mountain fever.
Daily camera., 1901-08-30
THIRTY LIVES LOST.

Returns From the Steam Boiler Explo
sion Show Thirty DsaA.
= Philadelphia, Aug. 3o-Ano,her 4
= body Of the victims Of the steamer 4
: explosion was found today, max. I
> ing total of ten bodies recovered 4
2 Ii is known that eighteen persons I
. who were on the boat are missing 4
and It is thought that the grand !
2 total will be thirty lives lost BY the 7
? explosion. =
-
Daily camera., 1901-08-30

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
CHAMBERS & HALL.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The condition Of Frank J. West today
was such as to cause his family to beiieye
his days have been numbered.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26
Morgan Wants Coal.

John s. Bays, of Sullivan, Ind, is perfecting a deal whereby the Ma tional Coal O., with a capital of S300,000,0O0. will be an assured fact within the next ninety days. Mr. Bays is taking care of the western features of the combine for the Nor gan interests. Mir. Bay is securing optic IS on the Indiana coal proper ties owned by Chicago men, and has closed deals with Francis Peabody, W. s. Bogle, John K. D. Selfert, T. c. Keller and others.
 These properties, together with the mines owned by Indianans, will be cons idated with capital of S1 BOO GOO idle of the next 30 days. When this deal IS completed the same pro- cess v-;ll be observed in the consolida- ton O. he Illinois coal field. Then the Morgan interests will step in with the holdings in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky, and the coal lands of the five producing states, controlling over 75 per cent of the output of the entire United States will be united with the National company with the enormous capital already stated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26
YUMA COUNTY CASE.
The Trial oi Miller for CompIicity in the Killing of Mrs, Barns Commenced
 Today.

The forenoon today was spent in impaneling jury in the Miller case, from Yuma county, resulting in the selection of the following: W. O, Harrell, !. Stocks, Geo. Zka, F. J, Ashman, D. o. Wells, J. Walters, R. NJ. Dougherty, J. Whitehouse, O. F, McCane, w. J. Casey, Jos. Hobbs, Rich Sumid.
 The prosecution is represented by Hon. Eugene s. Ives of Yuma, and District Attorney Ling of this county, while Judge A. c. Baker and Walter Bennett of Phenix represent the de fendant. There are two defendants charged with the same crime, but their trials were separated and Miller has been placed on trial first.
 His wife, who has been in Prescott ever since he was transferred to the jail here from Yuma county, sits be- side him with their little baby during the progress of the trial. Defendant Miller claimed the land on which the Burns family were located and the killing of Mrs. Burns occurred, it is alleged, over an attempt to eject hel from the premises.