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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
CHILLICOTHE, MO.

Mrs; A EylepbuEE and dagsh'e5. Ms. Ida
are S,;ens, I9 N .hs Els "a u SsTn aye home In H frSm Gal.
latin. accompanied BY Miss India hicharts9ni
ing Mr.. JOIN F. Hsxiey.
Mrs Joshua Winiams is visiting in 81. Jo<e7h.
san Frsnciseo. accompanied by Mrs. .. c. Hen
~. deraIted Thursday to attend the EIks' carni-
Mrs r. Barney. sr.. and Mrs. II. Barney. Jr-.
entertained Ih1rStay af.ernGoni conplmsntaIy
S 10 sns az Rear Admiral PTindie. Forty ladies en-;
ioyed the cane OF es; ,ucare; ana Nh a N. e9 s-
Mrs, Cunningham and danEhter Of MoOresvilie
Miss Marie Henry departed Thursday for Kan
Mrs j. r HawI@y. accompanied by her guest.
Niss Fannie oglesbv departed Thursday for a
Wi Kiss 70 Pauline crcamer Of waukomis. Ok. ar
rived Tuesday To spend the winter with the
Miss Georgia Edssli. who has been visiting her
lister. Mrs. ". J. Gunhy, departed fer her home
Miss Msyme MeNsEy Departed Thursday for
an sst.ndS ed y ss,ti to B sSS ssSSst.I III Miss EVELYN.
who have visited Mrs. Chs,les Asper several
months. departed this week via chieaso for thei-
MIR. a N. Parish and daughter, Mrs Dimick.
AT Miss y:si pTIsn IN Fi pss M0i dspai aed srT cSiess, to
visit her father. Mr.. e. Fletcher.
Ms NJ; = " E G GSsGsf e < Se xs YSrk Is sisitins her
mother. Mrs: Marv DAILY. On her way home from
Nh. Guitar q columbIa is visiting her daush-
ter. Mrs. Frank Platter
Mr.. and Mr.. Kit DARLINGTON departed Tues
day for their home In Denison. Tex, after 4
short visit with ChiIlicothe relatives.
visit in Les Angeles. Cal
Mrs Ernest Fox returned to her home In
Iowa. after a visit with Chllliccthe frerGs.
Miss Josephine Nor-iiie returned Monday from
a weeks visit In ST. Joseph.
Mrs ". q. Borders and daughter. Dixie. OF
s.. Joseph spent saturday with Chilheothe
Mrs W. II. Leahy is home from a visit to
Mineral Point. Wis. where she was the guest
waukee and Democratic candidate for Governor.
Miss Leu Eta Brasius of Gallatin. who hiss
been visiting Miss Alice Grace. has gone II
lexington 10 take a postgraduate course az
Central Female College
Mr. Jane Sorrthwcod OF Canada arrived Tues
tsy 10 spend the winter with her son. Profess
scr J. N. wElisms. and wife.
Miss Clara Harris OF Harris No. returned
home Monday. after n visit with Mrs W. II.
Mausur.
Miss Teresa MeaeEay Is entertaining Miss
Merry KiihSllRnd OF Macon.
Miss DecImund Minor iz home from New York.
where she had been visiting Tor several weeks
Miss Rose Harker returned Tuesday from n
visit to her brother at Otfumwa- Ia
Mrs. J. =. Gamer OF CowSiil has returned
home, after being the CUES, for three weeks Of
Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Kit DarIin ytcn entertained the
rfe;ta TUESDAY: Mines. Dsriinrtcn. IVES r7robs.
G. @ Henry. 4. z Adams. Misses Nell HawIey
Miss P~<sie Mcv<. who has been visiting her
father. departed THURSDAY for Texas where she
Wiz teach in a college the coming winter.
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NATION, ILL.

Many young person. departed Monday to take
NJ ihf I,os sSlleEs s,udi and Tor viii ihe ss sGmins w ssas
Settle, Hushsy GpT R. HAIRY RSssi w, wia wal i
cshampsisn: Don acin,yre to Ann krbor 10 re-
Es,ry Wallace to Hanover; Miss Dorothy Star
Of music: Bess DOnneil TO Lake Forest: Frank
Bose TO tn Kem mn NO. III ! I; Academy:
Esepsie. 4. 7. and VIII Moran has gone to
Mis- Carrie Riddle has gone to Arthur. where
Kiss Emiiy wiison Entertained the study class
at her hcme on Western avenue Friday after
Miss Leila Purdy has gone to chisaEo and will
spend the winter with relatives in That city.
Mrs. IeonoTe Hail and daughter have returned
TO their hon> in ch'esgo. after a visit with r
II starbuck and family.
have been the guests Of Mrs W. r. Foster. have
returned 20 their home in Chie,Eo
city from Shelbyviiie Monday. TO make their
Miss Msy schnuEzse has returned from a
vislt IN Champaign and Decatur
Miss Fiorcnce Shuts Is %ylsiiln~ in 81 Louis
tiv-s for a couple Of weeks
Mr,, lanes sa%Rs,n and danShs Z TO- nave
Mss Many shea Is home from a TWO weeks
Mrs, WI F1eTinx and son. Garland. are Wis
ting In Mount vernon. o
6ES ftAfItetA Nulcs II NrAlHt rtadft- IN
MrsXN Arms se-,eney is visiting her sister In
Guthrie Center. Kss
Mrs WI. walters is visiting relatives in
LrveTre. Minr.
Nrs. Leu Pennington has gcne to Colorado
City. Colo to visit her son. Frank who Il in
the West TO- the hsnrnt Of his resith.
Archie Block and s.s.er. Miss Rsrtha. have
zone TO worthingt~u. Ind. TO visit relatives
TO- a ccuple Of weeks
Ms. J. W. Dorau. Mrs. G. II Rick arb Mrs
IRura Troxden ente-taircd a usrty Of ladies in
the rariors Of the Dole House Saturday afternoon
]. 5. Johasa7 and wife are spending the week
James welsh and family LETT Wednesday for
an exte-Srd trip through the Fist
Mrs George n. Cradle OF Bloomington In a
guest of her sister. MIS- H ". Page.
Mrs A F. Wsddri has gore to Chtldres-.
Tex. to spend a month With relatives
LAM norari and niece. Miss Alfred. are visit
Ing relatives in Cincinnati.
Mrs N. S-ithisy and children are visiting In
Miss Mianle Bun-inx has zone 10 Cincinnati
10 sGeud a couple Of weeks witN relatives
g y. Geary and wife are visiting In Coiun-
=. g. Rice ard wife and Au,os Ri~~ depsrted
"Wednesday for an extended visit In kansas.
Mr.. lanes Sewkirk and s7r- VIII. md Mrs
W. G. Fleming are visiting In Mount Vernon. o.
NJ. and Mr. gacE Mprte II Gard Iun~si9n.
Ess.. are whiting the family Of Jacob Hert-
ritter.
WIN Hovland has gone to St John. Mich. to
NJ p y Rsrr entertained a few lady friends
The members Of the thursday Club went 70
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SEDALIA, MO.

Mr.; and Mrs Georse ". Cummings departed
Monday for a visit in ST. Louis.
in Kansas and Nebraska.
Nrs Julius Kolhohn and daughter r-turned
Monday from a visit with relatives in St Louis.
Mrs u Bradley of s.: Louis is the guest OF
Mrs. W. steele departed Monday fer a visit
al Kansas city. she was accompanied by Miss
ne hery sue afN ~ Miss OF Mans KsRsa' L atm VINO has been
Mrs. Russell Greiner Of Kansas City. who has
Poteet. departed wednesday for her home.
of Mt s.. L tasi. W rssSIn a9i b ll1ils T fsgssssr. s MyEtie;
week 5 visit with Mr. p s. wilson and family:
fer Mount City and win visit in Omaha and 81.
Joseph before retufniny home.
Louis arrived Thursday to be the guests of Miss
lm1gens Fast
turned from a summers outing at the Michigan
Mrs. J. Il. Mara returned Monday from 81.
Louis: Nhere she visited friends and relatives.
ar Mi home A fn6m : aa Ri.it with Min f nfd ses in ST si rSais
Miss Mar Hayes OF St Louis arrived Monday
Miss Della Fitzpatrick departed Tuesday for
Mrs. Aana Miller departed Tuesday for a
m %Iss F ;,is;i wi gah hsr s se3aT5.5 at w Fs5e,nssnd. IND;
? visit win friends at ieffeFson CITY. "'"
Misses Mary Curran and Lou Menefee returned
Tuesday from a ten days visit with relatives
Ms 4. II. Gilbert Of chicsso arrived Monday
Mis- Lillian Garrett q Dwight. IL. is the
Miss Anna Wilson departed Monday for a visit
MISS Esteiia Richie Of Rockville. Mo-. who
has been the guest OF Mss Daisy Reeves for
the last week. denartsd Monday for her h3me.
Miss Helen Hawkins Of Riehheid, o. arrived
"Wednesday for a visit with her cousin. Mss May
Hawkins Of East broadway.
Miss Camilla Sicher OF Kansas City and Mrs..
Salmon of Florence. Colo. are the guests Of
MIS-. e 4. Kent Of Greenfield. Ind. is the
Mrs. J. l. Guerrant has returned from a visit
with Mrs. r J.. Mcmillan of St. Louis.
miss Josephine Barfeld Of ST Louis. who fhas
been the guest Of relatives here. returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Lamm. who has been visiting rela-
/ yes at Ludtngton. Mich, arrived at home Mon
Mrs. VIII n. REYNOLDS and her brother. Arthur
Durham. departed Thursday on n visit TO friends
in TENNESSEE. Kentucky and Ohio.
Miss Edith King returned Tuesday from a visit
at Terre Haute. Ind.
Mi. and Mrs. E G. Cassidy returned Monday
from q visit IN 81. Louis
Mr.. r. H. Suttle and children departed Tues
cay for a visit In kansas City.
Mrs. J. &. Eghiehof and son. Frank. Of Kan
sas City arrived Monday. tn be the guests Of
Major ard Mrs. William Beck
day and Is The guest Of Miss Agnes Daily. The
young ladies' Will depart next week for Columbia
10 resume thelr studies at Christian College
Mrs. J. j. nake- den1rfef Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives az White
hail. III
q vtsi, with her parents. Mr.. and Mr. g H
DicknsEn.
Mrr. Adafsa Monroe departed Tuesday for JEFF
fe-s0a Cify. where she viii be the guest C
Thefnae 8radhnrg and family
ass- y. :. 'iaisrea.a. we:s 1ss;~S ht- pr nis,
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FooD OF THE ciHlaY ISLANDERS

The Canary islanders are among Hhe
most healthy people In the world.
live On go5o. which consists OF wheat >
corn parched or dextrinized in an iron Re
tie over a fire. then ground and cate
mixed with water. Attention was arsI
called to this food by an eminent phys9.
clan visiting the Canary Islands. who Wa
cured OF. chronic dyspepsia by eating gofc.
A prominent Chicago physician lived 90
from the Battle Creek Sanitarium. where u
was formerly used In the treatment Of vzri-
Gus digestive disorders. BY an imrortant
IN the preparation. which Is now known a
Toasted Wheat Flakes. sweetened with
Matt Honey. crisp and delicstely sweet. 10
ton
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COLUMBIA, MO.

Governor Dockery on Thursday was rendered
an Informal reception by the Kappa Kappa
Gemma Society. q which his niece Is n mem
her. Those invi'ed to meet the Governor were:
Mrs; Walter w,iiians. Mrs. r. Fleming. Ms.
St Clair. Mrs Moore: Mr.. r L Moore. Mrs.
Mrs; Bird. Mrs: J. d. Lew.on- Mrs. r. W.
Ne.dermeyer and Mrs C1,rk Standardization
hrs J. II; oversll Of 81 louis and Mrs. II.
r. Grey and her daughter. Miss Florence. are
-srdtnS a few weeks at Fxcrfsfor Sprfnes-
MIS- Elizabeth Pocts arrived home from New
Professor and Mrs c. W. winston and d.urh-
ter arrived from q visit to Miami Wednesday,
J. A. Smith end wife Of Lawson Mo. ara O..
G Spears and wife Of TaIrula. I'll. attended the
Mexican veteran reunion
Miss Laura Moss is visiting in ST Lo-Is.
Mrs \. II. johnson and daughter. Miss LII
have returned from 81. louis
Mrs. Louise Harris Holland NJ ST. Louis who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Stockton Dor
So returned TO her hane Friday.
Miss Mary T.. Hale derartef - rneud a week
with her cousin. Mrs. Fletcher. RI waYis7d. No
Miss tnez Gordon. VIII has been the xrest or
col-meia friends. has returned 10 her home In
The A. 4. L. Club met with n. Misses s,rsun
at their suburban horne. west OF Columbia. F-.-
Day afternoon. Six-haud enchre was the game
Mis- Es;cile Watson won the gresf's prize and
Miss B-rrie Lawson the club prize
The Nfs-es Csnpb~il entertained friends with
stx-hzre<i erehre THURSDAY sfterroer. Miss
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ALTON.

Mrs Clarence LAnders has returned from Utca.
me ' M nasIs s sas sHsn arc en sns sa%%sl Mis-. Ka,h-
crime coughlin snd the Misses nellie and Alice
Major ". s Love and Mrs Lowe Of the West
ern Military Academy have sst1sned TO Upper
Mis, May Judd has returned from a months
Mrs. TN. Marsh is entertaining Miss Leila
MIS- jessie Stanford has returned from Battle
Miss Emma Herr.s has returned from a fort
nights visit In cariinvi.le.
Miss Leila MsleOm =. entertaining Miss Ger
Miss Jsssi. Rins-n Of 81. Louis was the suest
Miss Hattie Collins OF Quincy Is visiting Mrs.
MI ana Mrs ]. ". are visiting in
NJ. and Mrs. Erns., cathcart of Atlantic City
Nrs. Kate Gre.n has returned from an extend
NJ 4 n FISHER is visiting In Chicago.
Miss Adele Bau-r has gone TO Fulton. No. to
Nh csaries oehler Is visiting relatives In
MI sMin Martha warnack ha, returned from Chi
Doctor end Mrs. N r. L.nd;ey are entertaining
\ Mrs' o. II. Ghrham Is entertaining Mrs. T. 8.
Young Of san Jose. Cal
from Aiexandria. MINI. where they spent the
Mrs. ]. T. Atehi.on of Upper Alton visited in
Miss Carrie King OF Upper ALTON departed
Wednesday for Denver. Colo.
Doctor and Mrs.. q. A. McMiilen have returned
from an extended visit at Bayview. Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reems OF East ST. Louis
We're visitors in Alton last week.
Mis-. Genevieve volker has returned to Jener-
sen City. No. after being the susst CT Mis- Jessie
an. z S. ci.pp and danxh,er. Mrs. Leigh
wyran. have returned from Shelly. o.
The Misses nellie and May CthcArt Of Dayton.
O.. are guests Of friends In Upper Alton !
Mss Ethel HAYNES Of Chicago viii spend the
Miss Gertrude Bishop has returned from the
Mrs. James Osborne 1. entertaining Mrs. e
Ms. Charles sshaub has returned from Den
yer. after = nonth's visit
Miss A. NJ Bishop has returned to HARRISBURG.
Pa. afre- visiting Mrs II. L. Bishop in Alton
Miss Lillian Root has returned from a summer
stav ir British Columbia
Mrs. II: II, Telee has returned from 81. Louis.
Mrs W. A Bertman entertained Mines H n.
Schroeder and William Figsen Of Quincy last
Mrs. Gearre r. Al.n i entertaining Miss ss-
die Piatt Of Hsrbcr Beach. Mich.
Mrs. Eioise Polk Ferris % Denver. Colo. 10
vfSstirr In Cpper Alton
Miss Ida owen OF Upper. Alton has gone to Chi
tn b. the guest Of Miss Edith Walton.
Miss Alice Phillips OF Upper Alton left Monday
for Montreal. Canada
Miss Csidw-ii. Of vrden is the guest Of Miss
~. and Mrs. D.. A. wyrkof entertained the
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EDwARDsyILLE. ILL.

Miss Prestvna StIllveli Of West Morgan, 81
Louis. Is being entertained by the Misses Js<~
fresx.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George A. Lyle departed wsines-
day for Springfield, after a visit OF a month
with Mrs J. r. Culiens.
Mrs Rebecca Scott departed yesterday for Q
three weeks visit with friends In Christina
Nj. and Mrs. Peter Young have returned .
eether with the Misses England. OF 81. Luis
at Colorado points. Is expected home this veeNt
Miss Iona Mckee Of ST. Louis Is exDected to
morrow for a visit with her cousin. Miss Jessie
Mrs. II. C. Gerke has returned from an en-
tended visit with friends at Peoria and Chicag4
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saIlie Price won first prize and Mrs. ]. y. Bel
cher. second prize.
The Reverend Henry p. Horton. rector Of Cal
vary Episcopal Church. has returned from his
vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Watson Waters and son. who
have been visiting IN Fulton. returned Monday.
Doctor ard Mrs. 6 ]. Smith are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Patterson OF Yates City.
Kas-
Mrs. Il. A. Watson is visiting relatives in Full
ton.
Ms Charles Hume and Miss Torbi; departed
yesterday for a visit IN Atchison. Kas.
MisseS Evelyn and Florence Willis entertained
Miss Nae Heddtns. guest o. Miss Helen Conley.
Friday afternoon.
Mrs 1 A. Victor and daughter are visiting In
klrkxNiiie. No.
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sPRINGFiELD. ILL.

Mr.. ard Mrs. W. c. Sutherland. former rest
dents OF Springfield. now CT Omaha. Neb.. depart
cd this week for a visit in New York civ. aft
y spsnding several days At the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs VI. l.. Hampton
MIsse~ Katherine and Nellie Lewis have re-
turred from an extended stay IN California.
Mes Ruth Fzxnn ard brother. Ceorxr. have
returned home from n three weeks visit In Bur
d~fre. Eas-
turned from Lincoln. where they visited their
SITTER Mrs. c. J. Small
M-. Louis Myers Entertained a party OF
friends at cards Saturday evening
Miss Martha Nichols entertained Mss Mabel
Harr~ az Arcria several days last week. Fron
sprinsfs,a Miss Hary rrocesd~d 70 Jarksoo-
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Sigma Phi Literary Society Friday evening d
their ZONE in Manning street
stss LIcIs Kirby OF Jerseyviile is a visitor \
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-16
EARLY
MORNING
BLAZE
Supposed to Have Been
Work of Incen-
darieS.

A fire which at one time gave promise OF doing
much damage to property on Miner street occurred
Tuesday night. The blaze started in the back of
the American house, and had it not been for the
promptness of Night Watchman Libby the entire
block might have been consumed.
While the damage was not large, many people
would no doubt have lost their lives, had not the
alarm been turned in promptly.
The fire department is to be congratulated upon
their work In less than fifteen minutes from the
time the alarm was turned in three streams of
water had been turned on,
A man named Goldstein, who is spending the
summer in Idaho Springs for his health was the
first person who was sleeping in the house to make
the discovery. He did not make it any too quick,
for had he waited few minutes longer the prob
ability is that he would have been seriously burned.
Mr. Goldstein was awakened by the smell of
smoke He arose and looking out the back win
dow saw that the back part of the building was in
flames. The fire had worked its way up to the
second story and already had crept into Mr..
Goldsteins As it was the mattress was
burned as was also of the bedding. He run
run through the hall and woke every one who was
sleeping on that floor after which he called to the
proprietor, Harry Bone, to turn in alarm. This
was not needed, however, as the officer had already
got the fire department out.
If wind had been blowing at good rate, the
entire block would probably have been burned.
The boys lost time in getting the water to play
ing ON the flames and the damage was small.
The property is owned by the estate of Henry
Plummer and was insured.
The furnishings, including dishes, etc, belonged
to Mr., Bone, and were nearly ruined. There
no insurance this property and Mr.. Bone figured
his loss at $3.50.
Just how the fire originated is not known, but
Marshal O'Rourke is of the opinion that it set
on fire purposely by some person. He is making
a thorough investigation and says that he is firmly
convinced that some person interested was respon-
sble for it. If he little evidence it is
quite likely that arrest may follow.
At the back of the house there was an enclosed
porch and the theory that some one threw light
ed cigar out of the window will not hold good 1t
would have been impossible to start the fire where
it did in this way 1t is evident that it started in
the enclosed portion and someone must have
knowingly touched it off.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-16
Secured Convention.

Idaho Springs is to have the next meeting of
the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red
Men, which will be held on the second Tuesday
in August 1903.
A. Roberts, who went to Pueblo this week as
delegate, telegraphed the to this city soon
as he had secured the convention. Although
young man. Mr.. Roberts did good work and is to
be congratulated upon his success.
On next Saturday the district convention of the
Redmen will be held in this city, and all members
of the order generally the move. The local
lodge desires to make this an occasion long to be
remembered and the people of the city should lend
their efforts in assisting them. Business houses
should be decorated, because there will be many
visitors in the city. 1t is expected that fully FIVE
hundred will be present. OF this number there
will be more than Redmen
The program has been completed and is as fol-
lows:
Secret council for Redmen at 4 a. m. Parade
at 1870 p. m Exercises at the Trocadero at D.
IN. Picnic on Filtration Peak at p. m. Grand
ball at the Trocadero in the evening.
The Redmen have the. reputation of being good
fellows, and when there is a crowd of them in any
one place they always make plenty of amusement.
Already many of the merchants have begun placing
decorations in honor of the occasion.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-16
Children Go To Denver.

The one thing that should please grown per-
son is to the children enjoy themselves.
person of this turn of mind should have been at
the depot yesterday morning. Talk about child
rem. One would hardly believe that it possi-
BILE to congregate as many at one place and time.
You see it was picnic day. The Methodist church
had made arrangements whereby the little folks
and grown ones too, could go to Denver and
spend day at city park special rate had been
made and the workers in the Sunday school had
been faithfully at work disposing of tickets to
enable the youngsters to pay visit to the capitol
city.
special train had been provided for and four
large coaches were packed. In all there were
nearly three hundred picnicers aboard And
great majority of them were the kids.
They were all happy and whenever the official
chaperone, Rev. Coffman told them to do thing,
they did it. The train pulled out directly behind
the regular, and they arrived in Denver
they were placed trolley which had been
specially provided and at once taken to the picnic
grounds. There they spent the day they never
did before. There was plenty of amusement fur
nished.
The return home made in good time, and
although many of them were tired, they still in
sisted that they had the best time of their lives
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-16
BIG FIVE
HAS THE
ROSTRUM
Over Two Hundred of Its
Stockholders Visit
Idaho Springs.

One hardly realize the importance Of the
Big Five Federation until he becomes familiar
with the wonderful volume of business it is doing
the people who represent its substantial interests
and the wonderful good it is accomplishing for the
development of the district and one could almost
say the state.
During the past two weeks the members of the
federation stockholders and officials have been in
Idaho Springs, visited the city, examined its
mining conditions thoroughly, attended an har-
monious meeting of the association IN Denver and
returned to their home in the east where they will
bear glad tidings of the city and district.
The Importance of such gathering cannot be
overestimated, far its relation to Idaho
Springs is concerned. These stockholders have
been representative business and professional men
from every state in the union. They represent the
capital and brain of the communities in which
they reside. Bankers, lawyers, business men,
ministers and everyone well to do to such extent
that investment can be afforded is represented in
the army of stockholders of this great federated
corporation.
Everyone who visited the properties here was ex-
ceptionally we'll pleased with the progress being
made in this district They made thorough in
spection of every phase of mining and of the
properties of the company in which they are in
terested As a result they will return to their
homes saying good words for the city and for the
district
Idaho Springs needs such advertising 1t can
well afford to welcome those who investing
their capital to make the city and district what it
should be.
AS nearly as we are able to ascertain il was the
general opinion of the stockholders at their meet
ing at the Windsor that the company could
mand all the capital required at any time to pro-
ceed with work here in the district. The fact that
the Eewhouse tunnel has closed and that the Cen
tral is pushing through for Gilpin county's rich
properties makes it appear like that would be the
first to reach those propositions and bless Idaho
Springs with the results.
Fortune smiled while the directors were in
session for Superintendent Stewart cut into vein
in the west drift of the Edgar Wednesday that
assayed ~ ounces in gold and 80 ounces in silver
nearly $500 to the ton. This is of the rich
strikes recently made in the Idaho Springs dis
trict and bears out the prediction. of mining men
that the Central tunnel would cut the richest
propositions between Idaho Springs and Central
City and become one of the most productive tun-
mel propositions in Colorado or the world.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-16
DamseIs Arrested.

1t has been decided that all the places of ill
fame must leave Idaho Springs. On last Saturday
Marshal O'Rourke arrested those who reside up
Virginia Canon, and took them before Magistrate
Whiting The four women pleaded not guilty and
their hearing has been set for next Wednesday.
One of the city dads made the complaint. He
went up to the place and purchased bottle of
beer. Then he went and swore out the warrants.
The originally set for last Wednesday,
but account of the witness for the people being
out of town. it necessary for the city attorney
to ask for continuance.