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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
2sfnttser StrikeRrawaH.
@ufrescnSe SnnSe aus GplpraSo

8ergleute i'm Sample nit nSabs. -
3tpei Sobte uno bier 8erlpunDete.
@erii6te, laut tpel4en bas
goftan1t nit 9pnamtt in Die 2uft
geIprengt tporben unb Is Wtenz
19en umgefommen iein iollen.
9enper, Go1., 3. SSu1i. - @pGt
6eute Na9mittag traf Die gta4ri4t
bier Elm, baB Die itrifenben 4rbetter
Der SmugglerzN2ine nabe Sellurtbe,
i'm duBerit Iiibpeitliden S6eile oes
StaateS einen QuTrubr in Scene gez
feBt, boB iie bas bortige Yoitamt nit
9pnamit in Die 2uft ge1prengt baben,
unb baB Is Mann in Dem Nufruhr
get0btet tporben iinb. Ollie Selegraz
p6enbrd6te Itno BON ben Stritern
bur6f6nitten iporben. 9ie &unbe
ii6er ben Nusbru9 fonmt BON SuraD
Sole aus iiber Die 8erge unb ipurbe
Ron Der Camp 8irb W}ine aus, 5ipi=
f9en Selluribe unb Surdp, per Selez
p6on na9 Dem lebteren Srte it6ermitz
telt. Die Camp 8irbzWline lit bas
@igentbum bpn Sbpmas Wal{6, Ell
mes 8elpobners bon @aI6ingtpn.
g8ie es beiBt, buben ii9 @rubenarz
better bon ben 2ibertp 8eq=, Som
Bob unb Camp 8irb=8ergperten ben
Strifern Der SmugglerzMine dnge=
f9loTen, unb 800 Mann umringen
iebt bas lebtere 8ergpert. 6eftiges
5euern Ion i'm @ange getpeien iein, als
Bic betreffenbe 8otfdaft bon Ourap
abging. Ser Strife ift i9on felt gez
raumer 3eit i'm @ange, unb Elm 8iirz
qerzGpmite BON Selluribe ma9te erft
tiir5li9 einen 8erfu9 ben IusitanD
bur6 einen gomprpmiB bei3ulegen.
Senper, Gol., 3. Suli. - Der
S9eriff bes Gountps, in tpel9em Sell
luribe liegt, bat ben 9ouberneur Or
man te1egrapbif9 Inn Sruppen CUR
llnter0riidung bes 2lufrubrs erlu4t.
8erf6iebene Gompdgnie'n gu 9enper
unb Yueblo 6aben bereits Wfar19bez
fe6l.
Sine OepeT9e aus Selluribe melbet:
y@s berrf6t iebt perbGltnibmdBtg
Gu6e. Die rMiners Union" bat 8ez
1ib BON Der SmugglerzWttne. Der
S9eriff ptrb fem 8e1u6 um bic 2lbz
fenbung ppn Sruppen ipiberrufen, i'm
Safe Die Hu6e fortoduert. "
Ser Yrd1ibent Der SmugglerzN}iz
nenzGompagnie 1T 8eni. 9. 2aprence
BON NetpzNorf. Ser Strife lit felt
Dem l. M1ai 3. s. i'm 9ange II. tpurbe
tn5cenirt, um cine 2Obnerb06ung gu
er3ningen.
(Spdter.) - Man 9laubt bier, baB
Die erIter 9eri9te iiber ben Mufrubr
iibertrieben paren. Gs 6ieB, bab a9t
bis 5e6n MenI I6en getObtet porben
feien, bod ptrb ii4 bieIe Nu9riht
bierei9t ni6t beftGti9en. Man nciB
inbeHen, baB Sobn 8artham, Elm
S6ipebe, unb s. 8. 2ajan, Elm Meriz
taner, erf6ofen tporben iinb, unb baB
bier MGnner f6pere Wunben babon
trugen, barunter superintendent
G6as. 90. 8eder, beFen 6iiftenfno4en
bur6 cine &ugel 3eri6mettert tpurbe.
SSobn G;4olIon 1T bur6 ben &opf gez
f9OFen unO pirO ipabri4einIi4 iterz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
2nbensmertbe 8ei6li6r.

gep=Yort, 8. Suli. - Die
Oireftoren Der perfra9ten ySiebenten
National=gunf" beI6lofen in elmer
beute obgebaltenen @erIammlung,
8elb genlg gum 8e5ablen alIer Oepoz
iitoren fotpobl, ipie gum ue6erne6men
bes @ori9ufes BON $1,6OO,00O,
Del9e Die 8anf an Marquanb e go.
muhte, allf5ubringen. Gobulb Dies
gei9sben lit, fOa Elm 8eriu9 CUR &e<
organization Der 8anf sema9t tperz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
Gpmptome

fno 6rdnfhsitssri9sinuneeu ni5t Die Rranf5tit
itlbit. 99snn alio sum Eeiipiel bel 0dmOrrbpbsr
nit Nefer oo,r Rarbol bic 9lutaoertnoten entfcrnt
perosn. 10 fno nur bic Spmptoms, ndbt oas Sci.
ben bcisitot I'm esbteres ,u bepsrtielieeu, be-
BARI ss einr 4rjnsi, mi, Sr. Silgbse's bcriibmter
@natsfis, ioslat in Gsitalt non Stubl3dpitsH an
Sist sss 2tipens einetfiibrt tpiro. 6g loien ft
bic 3dpften auf, srrtbeilen f6 uHo perosn BON
bic beiIfrdftiasn geitouptbsil. Der 3dpfden ibrS
ieesnsrs5t 9Rirfuns enifalten. Qrpben irei psr=
iauot BON .. 3suftdstsE i Co.. Ssg 24l6, R.=0.
Si,o, ,Sal =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
6 + drlemdgne Dar and
babel.

6 + 9drlemagne mar au9
BABEL.
9etersburG 8. SuIi. - Der
8otI9after Der Ser. Staaten G6arlez
mugne Soner nabm an Der Trii6z
ftHdstafel bes G3aren She'll, pelfe
rer am Spnntug itattgefunbenen
IauFe Der jiingIt gebOrenen @roBIiirz
Tin QlnaituItd, Der pierterSodter oas
g3arenpaares, folgte. Der W&ondr4
lDar 6rn. Soper gegeniiber auBe:z
orDentli6 6er3li9 unb briidte bie7Rm
feline 8efriebigung ii6er Die 8sFez
rung i'm 3uitanbe Der 5rau Mc8inz
len, Iotpie ietn 8ebauern bariifer
aus, baB Der YrGftbent genDt6igt gez
peien mar, feline 8eiie i'm DeIten u6.
5utiir3en.
8albntn's 9oGarfubrt.
2onbon, 3. suli. - GpeIDn 9.
8d!plpin BON Der 8aloptn 3ieglerz
glorbpol Expedition lit BON bier
nah 6um6urg abgefa6ren, na6oem
er feline M6reiIe me6rfah berI9oban
bate. Gr beabfi6tigt, am 5. 3. W.
in G6rtItiunia ein5utreffen un0 an
8oro Der vgelgica," zines Der Dr.;
expeditions S9iffe, gu geben uno
nit ibr Sromfoe in IOrpegen I'm
10. Sult gu errei6en.
4i6meaD 8urtletfs
8anferott.
2onoon, 3. Sult. - Sn elmer
ituttgs6a6ten @srIammlung Der
@lGu6iger bes Yarlaments 4bgez
oroneten Sir GQis 9lf9meab Bart
lett, fir ben am q. W1ai Elm WfaiIez
berlpalter eingeIebt iporben lit, perz
lautete, baB iein 8ruber, Wiqiam 8.
Qi6medb Bartlett 8ourelett Gont6
ii6 er6oten 6at, Die S9uloen bon9tr
GQts nit 7 Chill. 6 pence pro9Funb
gu befen. Die Dorgelegte 8ilan5
ma9te einen S6ulDenbeitunb bon
S83, ,214 pfunb Sterling, benen Off
ttDa BON 27435 pfuno Sterling ge<
genii6er ite6en, erii6tli4.
9te l1nru9en i'm 8alfan.
8elgrab, 3. SuIi. = 9on an
gebli9 na6 beritedten Waffen Iu9enz
ben tiirfiI9en unb albaneiii9en
Sruppen iinb bic ier6iI9en 90rfer
Sanbjaf uno Nobt 8agdr ausgsz
pGiinoert unb fa1t bem@rbboDen gIei9
gema9t porben. 8on Der rduberiz
T9en Solbatesfu purben me6rere
MGnner getDbtet unb Oubenbe BON
SSrauen gei9dnOet. Die albuneIiI9en
Stdmme befinben ii6 in belIem Qufz
ru6r unb 0rp9en nit Nusrottung Der
6riltli6en 8ebOlferung. OieIe perz
ldBt Die 90rfer unb iu9t i'm @e6irge
3uflu9t. Die tiirtiI9en ge60rben
i9iiren ben Qufru6r, inbem lie ierbiz
f9e @eiItli6e unb 2e6rer gu Oubenz
ben per6dften.
9rttif9e 1iberaGe Barter
o6ne s ii brer.
2onbon, 3. Suli. = Na9gerube
lit Die &riiis in Der britiI9en liberia
len partei in elm dfutes Stadium gez
treten. 0ieie Sbatiu9e tpurDe ge=
ftern 2lbenb bon Sir 6enrb Camp
bN 8annerman, bem 6i6rer Der
gartei, in elmer 8ebe gu Sout6ampe
ton 0fFentli9 eingerGumt uno bebau@
ert. SbI9pn bus @erii9t, oaB Sin
6enrD Die 2eitung Der Bartei bereits
auFgege6en babe, perfrii6t it, 10 lit
bod plDBli9 auf nd4iten 0ienitdg
cine Z @qrteiperiammlunQ 6erufen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
S0erle0,
JsUnioin aGer Ba(timorer OorltGOte,

&futn adr
eOise'ds Woot pbanp rno
Die ml0e 't " f"' SpN" seu9' O' 'D' Wv
Imrdi Mn
Sfhse3u1t as Dies
G9ahrmee
gon qrdi fir SppeeunDfhd m $s
siu4t d9ts saO9sn 9edutr On Nab7
abo9t Sn1 mH enc SpoanI
Oprg gauDrf
seuuors & 3d. Maeaten. ST. 1922 Sft Sft9egmgtun.SraRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
MarnlGnoer Sa9

du, 1er pan=am srifanifd,en MuSffelIuns In
Buffalo am Weittipp d., een 10. SuIi 1901.
Gunoreii.4giQete iiir $40 am Nlontag unp Sisn=
ftoo DEN g. uno 9. Sui, gum 0srfaui. lae= uno
Nadt,iiae ,perotn an betoen Sagen auf Der r0suns
iDlpanias" uno ore=CbiosGijeubabn" fdbren.
Slusfunit 9ttrafis Sootsls unD 9sqrbduier, 9ilete
uno Sdplaf ftlen auf ben 3igsn miro trtbetlt BON
Der rNterbants & Manufacturers Ihocdtionr" 9tr.
10, 6opfins=9ace. Qo4-90)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
SaS pabre Seilmittrl,
@aotuaD's &eaoD &clici
fit innerliden unb ailbrrlt9sn
Gcbrnndl.

grrm Gebruute BON GRtN,insH sur S9mer'
sengfilunQ ioatcn mir iolGe oermtlOn T'l@t oem
G5IorOfOrm Q,tber, Cocaine unO eblOrat linOsrn
bsn sd,mtr,, peil iis Den @ttihlsfnn lsrrortn'
Ser 0atient ptrliert bic Gdbigfeit Oes @'fibis-
Sies 1T cine Der iddoltitsn QrattiisH; e mas
firt bic spmotome, briu1t piei,lbsu sum S6neis
csn, m Nj nnS fatt Sas atiOsR su b,isitio'n, 6dOigen
tie BEN @aqtu, bic 2ebsr uub Die @ingtnetot nno
iosun lduQere 3tit forteeieBt, toSttn ne PIE Nsrf
b:n unb rufeR lotale Ano aleemelHe SaDniuHu
bcroor.
Gs in unn6tbie, biefe osfdbrli6sn -nno unet'
bFeu Wittel ,u bcniisen, nerH elm poftloes 9eiiS
mittel ipie r b NJ D's 9f eapp Rtlttt Die
oudl:ubfer SGmersen raider belt, pbne bic 9e<
rinoite G3efabr fir RtnDer Uoer Grpa6isne 3u bes
fsen.
Gs bsIeitiQt iOfprt bi. qudleubtsn S3msrleT,
Iinoert Gnt,iinOunaen uuo bsilt GOn9s'tionenr io=
iuo6l Der 9unee nss Maaens, Der GingtiDeioe ooer
anoertr 9riiieu ober Stblembdute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
Seipet's Anti< 1i1aIaria l)iuea

fHs sin F4erts Ritt.l see.n
G6itfelfroff. Sieber. Grippe. EeaIsrtafieker
In oI.n ibr,n Goymeu.
Del an,n asotbst,rn soc. oi. 64aHtef.
Shep. gsilliam ssplSetpcu,
frs9eridsGs,nus una geatalsx-StrsH.
GaltImsrt. 1fa,
rgsis lsA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
SAmerSer geDeilt
lit etnem Nu9enbltf.

Ginerlci pie beitiO ooer audftrb bic S6msritra
tpsfde on Gbeumatismus 9eoerDe, Sol6e, tDelbs
ouf osm gpeQe Der @ensiune iuO, ihnd1lbt, per'
frippslte, ntro6ie, BON Rturalgie beimsriudt optr
bon Rrautbsittn binutitredte 9ri0ntn aus1uItef
ben bab.n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04

porben, auf tpel9er er feline 2eftgndz
tipn unfiinDigen biirfte.
Die imperialiItii6e Sattion Der Ii
beraIen Yartei, an Deren SpiBe Ser
bert 8. 2squitb, Der friibere Setrez
tGr bes SSnnern, itebt, bat ibr 2(euz
BerItes qet6an, nm QorD HoIeberp auf
ibre Seite gu 3ie6en, a6er Bis jeBt
bat Der 2ebtere nod feline Wtiene 9e@
ma9t, bem WunI4e gu entipre6en.
Qoro RoIeberD fam am Wtontag
uuf Der 9eimreiIe na9 Gnglano BON
9a1tein in Wien an. Sollte er Wilz
lens iein, Die Qeitung gu ii6erne4men
unb 6rn. 9(squit6 gu unteritiiBen, 10
lit es tpa6ri9etnliGb, OaB 2eBterer Der
9artetleiter i'm llnter6auIe Iperoen
fpiirbe.
gs bieB, baB ST. 2tsquitb I6on Dor
LANCER 3eit gum Tii6rer Der liberdlen
9artei auserfpren porOen Ddre, ,penn
er i'm 8eIiB rei6li9er W&ittel geipelen
ipdre. 0ieIe finan5ieue S4pierigz
tett Duroe uberlpunDen DerDen, lDenn
2orO 8OIeberD bic SSii6rerI4Qft lpies
Der ii6ernGbme.
Rette 8uGturtr d ger.
Qlntnerpen, 3. Suli. - Sine
grGBli9e Nu6ri3t fommt aus Bona
i'm Congo FreiItuate. Oort lit 3pet
belgiI6en Sffi3ieren pegen unerbSr=
ter 8erbre6en Der Pro3eB gemd9t
iporben. Die baiOen iauberen &ulz
turtrGger befablen i'm Rau14e einem
OorfbGuptling, i6nen ale iungeu
N}Gb9en Der OrtI9aft aus5uliefern.
2lls Der S6par3e fi4 neigerte, fhofz
fen lie i'm iiber'n 6aufen. 6lerauf
mu9ten tie me6rere Der MGb6en ME-
Der, neil bieIelben ni9t bor i6nen
tdn5en tpollten. gu pel6er Strafe
bic beiben S6euIale berurt6eilt tpprz
ben iino, lit nod ni4t befunnt.
peit in Gonftanttnope1.
8ten, 3. SuIi. = Die rgleue
5reie preiIe" meloet, baB in Gonz
itantinopel mebrere 5dne bon 8su<
lenpeIt entbedt tporben iinb unb bic
@eu9e in anitedenber 8eiIe I'm Iidb
greift. Die europGifhen &egierungen
beabii4tigen, Die Stabt unter Quaz
rantdne gu iteIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
&aomaD's &eaOD Neltef
idbaftt iufnrtigc Grleihterung.
Sine Sur fir
SotttmerRrankG
2tuGr, 9ur6faG,
G6olera 2Ior6ns.

Gin bolbsr sis Elm ouH3cr g6:sIOffsl bon oOn
Reabp Rcief in tincm balben Gjlas g9afer, 70 Oft
Elm nit 9sabs 8elisf eetrdnttss Stld 6lonsa auf
ben WaQeu uno ben untcreib eeleQt, tptrOen
mittsbars Grlsi6terung uno balOiee 9tiIuno berz
beifibr.n.
Refine iiblen fsolqcu (ipelde unobGnbsrlid ra5
benz @e6rGube BON Opium etc. fit sirfelen) ners
ben be. 9srDsnsune BON IabpaDs &abp 9fclief
folesn ioubsrn bic Ginotweioe ptrcen in tinem
etiunOen normalen 3uitauOc bsrbltiben.
mem Dalben Glaie 9Haiicr pro mad psnigsn Miz
nuten RrGmpft, Spasmtu, WoeeuiGurt SpObrerz
men, Rcrs6itdt, SbfafoiiCftit WiQrdne Sur9s
faa Gubr, Rolit, Sldbunqen urO Gae iHnerl3en
S5mer3eH beilen.
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srIbifmorb eines ProfeKnrs.

9panee, Senn., 3. Suli. = g2eb.
@reenougb Wbite, friiber 9rofeiior Der
&ir6engeI6idte an Der bteiigen llniz
beriitGt bes Siibens, ipurbe geitern als
2ei9e in ieiner Dobnung gefunben.
Gr bate SelbitmOrb bur9 @tnne6z
men bon &arbolidure begangen. 6r.
06ite mar feit lGngerer 3eit geiitesge=
itDrt unb iein 3uitanb bate ii9 IeBtz
bin berart beri4limmert, baB er dufz
geforbert perben muBte, feline Reiig,
aation ein5uret4en.
q - - F q EEA.
fEigs die AOsSote, !!....3s De!1I GssaHftEaht
so5tifs ustis; ENAHZzZz~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04

Nuspeifung rotbpel1big fpurbe. Man
babe benfel6en ale mDgli9e &iidIidt
erpieien. gr babe bic meiiten Mn
ipru4sfdae perfOnlih gepriift rnb
feline oerIelben gebilligt, auBer auf
quite 8riinoe. 8ein llnteri9ieb iei
aus Riidii9t auf Die HationalitGt lc-
betreffenoen PerfOnen gema9t mot
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
Inertennungfii il r e ra nf e n
Ddrterinnen.

LII ptIt( - u AHA0ttNI oNS OAUO hlAo
5uriidgefe6rt iinb. Der Gmpfang
fanb ouf benz 9fuienpldbe bor benz
Warlborpugb 6ouie ftatt. Die S0ntz
gin btelt cine 4nipra6e an Die 3ran>
fenlpdrtertnnen unb pertbeilte Nle=
baiQen unter bieIelben.
g}o9 etne Srauung in
Son BON.
2onbon, 3. Suli. - @eorgeGaz
Bot WdrD bon Jfep Oorf unb SUI
itine 8aburb, So9ter bon %. 9aparo
Cutting BON Netp gorf, purben i'm
Sratorium in 8romdton getraut.
8rautjungfern paren 9llice Morton
unb Caroline 0rapton, Gbrenbume
mar Slipia Cutting, Baron b. 9off=
man, elm Better bes 8rGutigams mar
8rautfiibrer. 0u6 Der Srauungsz
Geremonie fanb i'm 6uuie bes ameri=
fanil9en 8oti6afters Sol. 9.g9oate,
pel6er feline 8obnung gu biefem
3pede offerirt bate, Elm gmpfang
itutt. GGmmtli6e 3dume bes 6auz
ies pieien peri4nenoeriI4en BLU
meni6mud auf.
Inter ben Gditen .iparen 5r. unb
Srau Gboate, 6r. un0 Srau Qlmerie
paget, 9r. unO Srau 9arrp 6tggens,
6r. unb 5rau 6ampoen Robb, 5r.
unb 6rau 8raOIep Martin, 2abb
Strafforb, 8enerul unb 6rau Cation,
Oberit 9igginion uno 5rau, Srau
Wontgomerp Seams BON Bolton,
5rau g. s. 8oroen, 5rau 0}ilton
B6ipps, 6rau Coleman Ora1ton,
9oti9ufts Setretdr 9enrp @bite,
Glotten 9ltta9e Capt. @lpDer, Carl
pon Defiant uno 5r. 2epi 3, MorIon.
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90 urf 6iren getrennt.

&apitabt, 3. sSuli. = Die 8oez
rem, ipel4e in Die &apfolonie einge=
brungen paren, baben ft6, na6OeEr
iie Die 8egenb 5pii9en 9elGompoobs
unb Sort Beaufort pafIirt batten, ges
trennt. Sin COMMANDO rIdte na9
8lintpater por, I'm in Der bortigen
@egeno pferbe uno Jourage auf5ltz
trei6en.
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So
f|>I|llz,I(II).)
Gin S6merSenslti(ler.
Sas tuahre 6eilmittr

eeit utsr finf3ie Sabr!n bat ples rHnosreoas
6,iIm;ttrI i'd ofs bas bette Tdsrite uno pabrite
Sciimittsi in Der N,lt osesn e3mrSsn sripieitn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04

louisville, 3p., 3. Suli. =
I'm Z ubr heute friib itanb bas Sher~
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
OIL WILL FLOW.
Operations About 90 Begin In uarden
Park, One Of tho Most Promising
Fields In the State.

The Garden Park territory situated
about nine miles north of this cits
will prove to be one Of the favored
localities in the near future. For
many years it has been known to be
surrounded by oil groupings. upon
which at several points oil has flowed
upon the surface. This is especially
true at the point on Oil Creek, now
Four Mile, at what is known as the
cassedy spring and from which oil
was taken as early as 1862. This
product the Indians used for its
medicinal properties. When first dis
covered by the white men the oil was
carried to Denver and there pronoupc-
ed to be of high grade. This led to
the prospecting eastward, and Flor
ence is the result. OF late years the
the lands to the south and west and
north have all been more or less
prospected and most encouraging re-
suits obtained. AS stated before,
these superficial examinations un-
questionably demonstrate that the
Garden Park section is entirely sur
rounded by good oil-besr!ng lands
Several Of our local capitalists have
long known this fact: have made care
full investigation and finally deter
mined upon the location Of oil lands
and have taken up about l.300 acres.
Eastern capitalists were invited to
Join the move, and as result the
New England Consolidated Oil COM
pany was organized. with the capital
stock placed at 500 600 shares at
l.per share. Av.rv large amount
of stock has alread be- su1 - bed
for.
One Of the most complete vel. drill
ing outfits is already on the ground.
set up and ready to start work.
There is a 25-horse power engine. 30
horse power boiler and 72-foot der
rick. The capacity OF the plant is
9. 800 feet. A few minor details are
to be completed. after which opera
tions will be begun and prosecuted
vigorously. That the project must
terminate successfully is conceded by
all the practical oil well drilIers and
experts in this and other sections of
the state.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
cANoNITEs IN LUCK.
A. Electrical Device win Take Them
Rich.-Msy Be Applied to Rail-
way and Street Cars.

The Henry Electric company, with
a capital stock of 100000. has
been organized, and established its
headquarters in Denver. In this com.
pany Mayor James Il. Peabody. presi-
dent Of the First National bank. and
Alderman N. F. Handy are stock
holders and officers.
The new process is the result Of
years Of experience and actual tests,
and SO far has justified every claim
made for it by its inventor. Mr.. ]. C.
Henry. now deceased. The electricity
is generated through the axles on the
cars while the train is in motion. II
is said that even at a speed Of four
miles the object may be attained.
There are storage batteries for the
surplus. TO be used while the train
may be at standstill. Each car will
have its own system, SO that in the
event OF a car being cut out and side
tracked it may be lighted and warmed
or cooled as the season may require.
Denver railroad men and expert cleo
tricians, also eastern experts have
carefully Investigated the invention
and pronounce it q feasible and sue
cessful idea. Within a short time
the invention will be given practi-
cal test in Denver, and at a later date
before eastern railroad men. In Den
yer will be erected a large plant for
the manufacture Of the electrical
machinery and all necessary spph-
ances to be used in connection there
with.
c. F. Elliott, Of the Canon City &
Cripple Creek railroad. is president
Of the new corporation, and in speak
ing Of the new device. says: I'VE
do not care to talk about it yet. as
We want the public to see the result
Of our tests" n. F. Handy is vice
president and James H. Peabody is
chairman Of the board Of directors.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
County Court.


Among the late cases docketed by
County Judge Eldred We note the fol-
lowing:
W. II. Runkle VS. Z. D. Sharp.
Money demand. 1927 SO and attorneys
fees.
Patrick Sullivan VS.. The Garbut
Mining and Leasing Co. Attachment
and garnishment, $685..
Joseph H. Maupin VS.. James Lynn
Attachment, $500.
David Horton VS.. The Colorado
Springs and Florence Coal and Oil
Co. Attachment, S226.
C.. T. Richards vs. Mary Richards
Divorce.
The People vs.. August Broberg.
Charged with hahitually loiterinG
about the streets at improper hours.
Sent to State Industrial school.
The People va ]. G. Arnold. Lu-
macy. Sent to asylum for insane at
Pueblo.
Alice Jacob VS.. George F. Jacob.
Divorce. Decree awarded plaintiff.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
THE COURTS.
The District Court In Session-.Try.
Ing Criminal Cases--County Court
Cases Recently Filed.

The district court resumed work
Monday morning to hear the cases
that had been set for trial Only q
few cases had been calendared. Judge
NJ S. Bailey, presiding; Archie White,
court clerk; j. 7. Naff. court steno-
grapher. The cases set were as fol-
lows:
Monday, Nov. lS- The People vs..
William Oliver; charged with forgery
of u. & r. G. time check.
Monday, lS-Friel VS.. The National
Gold Extraction company. Money
demand.
Tuesday, l9-The People vs.. Pete
Williams. Assault with intent to kill.
Wednesday, 20 The People VS..
BENZ. Richardson. Bond to keep the
peace.
Thursday, 81 = The People VS..
Charles Williams, ct. al. Burglary
Friday, 22-Laws vs.. The Santa Fe
Ra a.lroad Co. Damage suit. Dis
missed at plaintiffs demand and plain
tiff's cost
Friday, % = Russo vs. Lewis
Monday demand.
Saturday, 23-School District No.
/ VS.. NJ. V. Macon. Condemnation
proceedings; grounds for high school
building in Canon City.
Monday. 25-Harrington vs.. Wolff
Damage for personal injuries.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21

Editor ]. T. Greenawalt. of the
Florence Tribune. now papa Greena-
walt, wears q smiling face these days
the advent Of nine-pound daugh-
ter at his home last Saturday.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21

The new boiler for use at the Or
chard Park oil well is expected to ar
rive daily; it has now been on the
way more than two weeks.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21

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will give each years subscription to that wellknowr
family story paper. TOLEDO BLADE
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RANCH!

Ranch for rent within one and one
half miles Of postofice. F. A. RAY
SoLDs. 46t2
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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-27
FIGHTS IND FIGHTERS.
Much Going on Among the Men
 Who Box.

Tom Sharkey May Become Wrestler
 Jeffries May Quit the Fighting Arena Brady May Not Manage the
 Champion Again. Boxing in Stafford
 Springs Saturday Night.
 Terry McGovern and Ben Jordan, the English champion, may yet be matched to meet in the ring It is an- nounced that Jordan intends to visit this country some time in. August, in which event McGovern will tackle the Englishnan before one of the Frisco clubs. Jordan is now matched to meet Jabez White at the National Sporting club of London next month. Jordan is anxious to fight McGovern, and some months ago induced the Ma tional club to offer a purse for the bout. McGovern refused to cross the ocean, however, claiming that he, did not think there would be money enough in the trip. ,e.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-27
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
Conroy Wins-Banastar the Favorite,
 Far in the Rear.

James R. Keene's 3-year-old colt Conroy. won the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend Saturday in 2:09 fiat Her. bert was second, not quite a length and half behind the winner, and Standing was third. Banaster, the favorite and the winner of this years Metropolitan handicap, finished seventh in field of nine. Conroy is the first 3-year-old to win the event. A more disagreeable day for the Brooklyn handicap could not have been imagined, and the race was run in driving rain. In spite of the threatening weather fully 13,000 persons watched the struggle in the rain.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-27
HARVARD. WINS THE MEET.
Scores A Points Against 30 5-6 for
 Yale

Harvard won the intercollegiate championship meet at Berkeley Oval Saturday, scoring forty-rour points. against 30 5-6 for Yale and 16 1-6 for Princeton. The points won by the other colleges were Cornell, fifteen, Georgetown. ten; Michigan, 2-3; Penn sylvania, 5 5-6; New York university, five; Columbia, five; BoWdoin, four; Syracuse, one-half. It was the first Harvard victory since 1892. The liar yard men scored in every event except the half. mile run and pole vault, and tailed one first, eight seconds, five thirds and five fourths. Yale captured championship honors in both hurdles and shot-put, but failed in the place positions. Richard Sheldon of Yale, the worlds champion shot-putter, gained the honors with the shot and displaced the only champion defeated Saturday, college mate, Fred Beck, who fin- ished second.