, 1902-12-16
RRIEFI.Y MENTIONED.

For toys see Mrs. Walter.
Clear and cold this morning.
Fine Christmas Candies. Mrs. Walter.
Fine heating stove for sale, 61S 5th.
Skates %sharpened at Lovejoy's Nov
city shop.
At $50 last night the mercury was
2 degrees above zero.
Lillian Russell 5 cent cigars 6 for 25
cent at John A. Wallis.
Last night was not so cold as the
night before, many people say.
Today is the anniversary of the Bos-
ton Tea Party, which occurred in 1878.
c. w. DeKay, agent for Continental
Fire Insurance Co.. at First National.
Frank X. Hunter, formerly in the liv-
cry business at Cheyenne, is insane at
Denver.
The Cheyenne city marshal is after
property owners who do not clean the
now from their sidewalks.
The Down By the Sea" company is
expected on train No. 5 this afternoon
and will appear at the Opera House
tonight.
The bill of exceptions in the Tom
Horn case at Cheyenne has been COM
pleted and is ready to 60 to the SUI
preme court.
Prof. Carhart of the university bust
ness department carries one thumb
done up" He was cutting bread and
missed the loaf.
Miss Oriana Williams mas returned
to her duties as teacher in the East
Side school, after a brief absence with
a eve tooth-ache.
The break in the stovepipe at Miss
McDermott's school room was repair.
ed yesterday afternoon and school re.
sumed this morning.
One Of the towers of the tramway
near Grand Encampment was blown
down by the high windstorm that
swept that section last week.
Mrs. Catherine Goodell, the mother
of B. R. Goodell, died at Cheyenne Sun.
day, in her 10th year. She had been
a resident of Cheyenne for ten or
twelve years.
r. Z. Fitch has received government
warrants to pay the claims for desert
land filings of Hannah Trabing, Min.
ME Jones, Phoebe Cummings and
Harry d. Cummings.
The resbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Vance at Sixth and Gar
field streets Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock, the last meeting before the
fair of Friday night.
One hundred and t%wenty-nine years
ago today the people Of Boston had q
little fun by putting tea on the free list
and trying to draw" u shipload in the
cold water of the ocean.
The Ladies' Aid. society of the Pres
byterian church viii meet tomorrow af
ternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Vance
corner of Sixth and Garfield. All com
mittees are requested to be present tc
make their reports.
The Cheyenne fellows have. the US
ual thousand-and-one excuses for los
ing the football game here Saturday
The next excuse after those stated is
that they we're outplayed. They didn't
mention that, however.
The Denver Times of yesterday had
a portrait Of John ~Glendenning, jr., q
sweet-faced. big-eyed, laughing boy
about a year old, the grandson Of Fines
P. Ernest and nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Ernest of this city.
Clarence Johnson and Mr.. Stimson
who visited the Yellowstone National
park last summe and took many pho
Geographic views Of the scenery, will
give an exhibition at Cheyenne Friday
night of many of the pictures they
made.
Mrs. Root has been informed that
the Down By the Sea" company, play.
ing at her opera house. tonight, had
been substituted at n Of the large
Denver theaters to al the engagement
of q company booked but which had
to cancel it's engagement. It played
the engagement to the satisfaction of
the patrons Of the house and the man
ager.