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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

From what was learned by Marshal
O'Rourke concerning the girls life he
was at loss to know just what to do.
1t appears that the girls mother does
not bear the best reputation in the
world and for the reason that the girl
was compelled to associate with all
kinds of people she run away.
The letter which was received stat
ed that a procuress led the girl away
and induced her to enter this house of
ill-fame. That while she was inclined
to be trifie wild, she had never, pre-
vious to this time, been of a reckless
and brazen nature.
If this proves to be the case, other
developments may be expected. The
marshal is making an investigation
and if he finds the facts true as he
has learned them, he will present the
evidence secured to the district at
torney of Arapahoe county, and that
official can prosecute the woman for
procuring. The girl was sent to Den
yer Tuesday afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
Odd Fellows Will
Have New Lodge Room

weeks the place will be ready for oc-
cupancy.
The new room will be ffty-six by
twenty-one feet in the clear, and in
addition to this they will have ante
rooms, etc. The ceiling has an aver
age height of ten feet, so it can be
seen that the members of the lodges
which will meet there will have no
trouble in carrying on successfully
any work that may be presented in
the line of riding the goat.
1t is the intention of the lodge Of
Elks to lease the room to other or
ders providing they desire to secure
the privileges of the same.
1t has been known for some time
that another lodge room was needed in
the city, for the reason that so many
orders are in existence that meeting
nights could not be arranged satisfac-
torily. Now that the Weinberger
building is to be thoroughly equipped
there will be no difficulty along this
line.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
Back Among Friends.

Thomas Cain went to Denver last
Sunday, and when he returned he was
accompanied by Mrs. Jane Ryan, who
is well known in this city Mrs. Ryan
has been in st. Joseph's hospital for
the last two months and is now on the
road to recovery. This will be pleas
ant news to her many friends in this
city
Mr.. Cain reports the condition of
John Ryan, son of Mrs. Ryan, as being
about the same. 1t will be remem-
bered that John was injured in the
Seaton mine about eighteen months
ago, and as a result of the injuries be-
came paralyzed from the hips down.
Since that time he has been in st. Jo-
seph's hospital, and only once has he
been out of bed. Mr.. Ryan is being
looked after by the Odd Fellows of this
city and all his wants are promptly at
tended to.
In the future Mrs. Ryan will make
her. home in this city among friends
whom she has known for more than a
score of years. Although she has
reached that age which few attain
more than three score and ten-she is
quite active, and from all indications
will be with us for a long time. 1t is
to be hoped so and the wish of every
one.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

The local lodge of l. o. o. F. will,
in the near future, have a lodge room
of their own. This was decided upon
short time ago and already prepara-
lions are being made to make the idea
one in fact.
At the last meeting of the lodge a
committee was appointed, of which
Lou Oliver was chairman, to make
deal with s. Weinberger whereby the
upper floor of the building which he
now occupies as a saloon should be
leased to the lodge for a term of
years. The parties came to an early
agreement, and on Tuesday of this
week carpenters were put to work in
tearing out all partitions and getting
the place in readiness for the removal
of the lodge.
When the work is completed the l.
u. o. F. will have one of the hand
soonest meeting places to be found in
Clear Creek county. No expense will
be spared to fit up in first-class shape
and it is expected that inside of three
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
Attractive Women.

All women sensibly desire to be attrac-
tive. Beauty is the stamp of health, be-
cause it is the outward manifestation of
inner purity. A healthy woman is al
ways attractive, bright and happy.
When every drop of blood in the veins is
pure beauteous flush is on the cheek.
But when the blood is impure, morose-
ness, bad temper and sallow complex
ION tells the tale of sicknesssall too
plainly. And women to-day know there
is no beauty without health. Wine of
Cardui crowns women with beauty and
attractiveness by making strong and
healthy those organs which make her a
woman. Try Wine of Cardui and IN a
month your friends will hardly know
YOU.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
Goes Like Hot Cakes.

1.-THE fastest selling art Ih,, in
my store" writes Druggist c. Smith
of Davis, KY, is DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, because it always cures. In my
six years of sales it has never failed.
have known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases who could get
no help from doctors or any other rem
edy." Mothers rely on it, best physicians
prescribe it and J.J Sherwin guarantees
satisfaction or refunds price. Trial bot
ties free. Regular sizes soc and SI.oo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
Young Girl Found
In Very Bad Company

Chief of Police O'Rourke received
letter last Saturday from a man
named T, f. Rogers of Denver inform
ing him that there was a young lady
in this city who was making her home
in sporting resort. The letter stated
that the girls name was Bessie Rog-
ers and inasmuch as she was only sew
enteen years old, and his daughter, he
desired that she be taken into GUS
tody and returned to her home.
The officer started out in pursuit of
the runaway. and finally located her in
a resort up Virginia canon, where she
stated that she had been for the last
three months. She refused to go with
the officer and denied for a time that
her name was Rogers. After being
questioned closely she admitted her
identity, and. on her solemn promise
that she would not attempt to run
away pending further developments in
the case. she was allowed to remain
where she was.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
His Life IN Peril.

"I just seemed to have gone all to
pieces" writes Alfred Bee of Welfare,
Texas. Billiousness and lame back
had made life burden. l couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to work
when 1 began to use Electric Bitters, but
they worked wonders. Now I sleep like
top, can eat anything, have gained in
strength and enjoy hard work" They
give vigorous health and new life to weak
sickly, rundown people. Try them.
Only soc at u. Sherwin's drug store.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
YOU.
OCT Of Deaths Jaws.

"When death seemed very near from
a severe stomach and liver troble that
had suffered with for years" writes p.
Muse, Durham, N. c., CDR. Kings New
Life Pills saved my life and gave perfect
health" Best pills on earth and only 25c
at J. ]. Sherwin's drug store.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

The congested condition of the mills
and the prolific condition of the mines do
not work well together. New facilities
are needed to accommodate the output
Let us have the best and most modern
when the capacity is added.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

The Democratic rally at Idaho Springs
was no larger in point of numbers than
the Republican rally at Georgetown.
This could not have been said two years
ago. The change in sentiment all over
the state can be accepted in about the
same proportion.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11
This Saves You Money.

Kanch Dutter. ......... .............25c
Blue Hill or Platteville creamery. 3sc
Chickens, ducks and green vegetables at
THERo's
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

The excitement incident to travelling
and change Of food and water often brings
on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one
should leave home without a bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrh-
oea Remedy. For sale by ]. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

Go to L. Mason & Co., the old reliable
grocers, and ask for a can of Wedding
Breakfast Coffee. You will also find that
brand of coffee the old reliable. Has the
largest sale of any canned coffee in the
west by long odds.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-11

Go to Mason's for Mothers bread.
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FOR GREATER HOUSTON
Mutual Advantage to Accrue to the Urban and
Suburban Citizens.


the area OF the city the smallest of of
1
havef
cities named include o
In the growth will
in
large proportion take residence the while
n the cty.
S
nan IN the adjoining
Of
acquiring
The suburban resident
thriving METROPOLITAN city while he
taxation to
Ing Houston
But there
the border
schools
p at him
tonal under
the TACT His nd
n county which
fire tic sumpton
nor are the sanitary
and
there
mat Is no longer the wise
intention of
IN Justice children the Of
her support There will not he for paid
moderate limit
evidences that hpy
they reside shall become n pa o The
1t is the
people the adjacent
before be
cations either side in
such letters must he brief and
opinion
is OF suburban
unat points to Twentieth century merger wise solution
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AT THE AUDITORIUM.
The Olympia Opera Company Last Night
in "Olivette."

The Olympia Opera Company Last NIGHT
in "OliVette."
"ouvette' was repeated by the OLYMPIA
opera company at the Auditorium last
night TO good audience
Niiss Kendall makes a charming olivette
No more winsome prima donna is on the
operate stage today. Her voice ,s ss
sweet as her personality Is attractive
MI, Lightwood, as Coquelicot. dos cv
eeed'nglS clever work. He is an exceIIent
cpmtdiau, His Sslies are highly annro.
Caied ny the audience. his tricks ~
sIim6ee ana gesture heing extremely Iaupb.
anlt' Inc rest of the cast was good
Inc Oil tonight will be The MaScot
hMnue the attendance at the Auditorium
mas Deen good the Olympia Opera comnnn,,
RESERVES even larger houses. The scatinc
tapSyitE or the Auditorium should he
laAeu 70 us limit. Houston has grown 70
pig city and lis people should Give
~ w. ;" good a show as this the hesrt1est
support, Very few cities in the cont,trv
an support summer opera romnany ~,
60 con, ~, en :, Of any length That a
= a IKE the olympia Is here al nil Is
Ito s,sn o. the citys progress and au soa5
inuuStot'ans should rally Ia the romnonv,s
suplwrt' because the company deserves a.
and Tor the sake Of the CITY Thai ~ ~ ~
pelNE ne emphasized and that n mar con
t nSue 10 DC recognized as a good show
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INSTRUCTIONS .G1YrN.


Delegates 10 all Of the different conven.
lions having been selected and the dele.
gates to the district attorneys convention
having been instructed 20 vote for the re
nomination of j. V. Lea. Hon. John e
Tod secured the floor and moved that the
delegates 10 the State convention he In.
structod TO vote for S. W. T, Lsnham for
governor; George D. Neal for lieutenant
governor; G, X. Bell for attorney general;
X. NJ. Love for comptroller; John w Rob
bins for State treasurer. Arthur Levfre for
state superintendent Of public Instruction,
and o, b. Colquitt for railroad commits
sional convention be instructed to vote for
4. III. Bail for congress- that the delegates
TO the supreme judicial district convention
he instructed to vote for Z, {, Garrett for
Justice Of the First court of civil appeals,
and that the delegates TO the senatorial
convention he Instructed 10 vote for A q.
lipScomb for state senator All OF the
oandldatee on the state ticket, he said,
were as good as nominated. while MesSrs.
Ball and Garrett We're without opposition,
hut instructions for all OF them. while real
~ necessary, would he n graceful act OF
Ncqulescence In the opular verdict Ia their
favor
As To Senator Ipscomb, Mr., Tod said
that he had been elected 10 four-ycar term
two years ago, hut the rcdistricting uf the
state had cut oil two years ot his term.
and as he had faithfully served the dis.
irict while nj Austin he was entitled to a
denomination.
Mr. Edgar Watkins offered MIR. Tod's
motion In so far as II provided for instruc'
lions for senator Lipscomh. He did not
agree With the proposition that he WAS on
titled Ia a reconciliation because two years
OF his former term has been cut on by the
rcdistrictlng OF the state. As Suhsti.
tute for the proposed Endorsement of his
candidacy Mr. Watkins moved that Mr.,
Louis q Swope Of noustu be instructed
for. The motion TO this cffect was greeted
with cries OF "So" aud several motions To
tsbs Finally Mr.. Swope secured the
foor and stated that Ia had hardly en-,
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DELEGATES SELECTED

TIM rert business hainr the selection At
delegates 10 the state ana other ~onven-
tIons Colonel n r Holt secuted the door
and submitted list ~ names With the
remark that n was subject Ia amendment,
and could be ahded ia AZ the option ~ tho
convention The list having been read Mr.
sam Perkins ct Humble complained that
the country precincts were not sufficiently
represented thereon and asked that they
ho given a chance to add some names %
IT, He also wanted to know how many Of
the men whose names had been read had
voted for Mckinley, and his question
brought forth motion which carried
unanimously that the name Of any mar
who had voted for Mckinley should be
stricken from the list No one was able
20 hnd any McKinleytcs on the ticket. how
ever, and the subject was dropped
Colonel Holt obtained the nocr aud eI
planned that In submitting his list he had
not intended that IL should not he added
TO on the contrary he had, ne said spc
Cially told tho convention that II was sub
tcct to amendment His renlsrks were fol
lowed by the suggestion NJ number OF
names from the country precincts Tor sddi
tlon to the Holt list rhis created some
confusion, aud Judge Ford moved that the
Holt list he adopted as read and subse.
quently added 10. Judge Taiiaferro offered
substitute to the effect that the country
precincts send IN in writing the names ~
such country delegates as they wished
added 10 the list before its adoption The
adopted, and some hftecn or twenty names
were handed 10 the secretary, after which
the list was submitted and adopted without
further discussion as follows:
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HOLT MEN HAD FULL CONTROL
Democratic County Convention Proceeded
tremendously With Its Work.
District Attorney Lea and Senator Lipscomb Were
Instructed for, Well as Congressman Ball
and the Entire State Ticket.

their defense OF the measure when in the
senate OF the United States the deep water
committee of Houston. which has been
unsparing In its labors. and to all others
who have lent substantial aid 10 the
project.
Houston. but those Of Texas aud the entlf
Northwest upon the assurance OF port
town with n lsnd-locked harbor nifty miles
nearer the home Of their agricultural prod
ucts.
Whereas, II would ndd TO the convent
ence of lltgants who may have causes
appealed in the court OF civil appeals Tor
the First supreme judicial district OF
Texas and save them expense should said
court he located at Houston, therefore,
he II
tives from Harris county and the senator
from this senatorial district to support
measure at the meeting OF the next regis.
lature TO move this court to Houston, ana
we instruct the delegates TO the Junlcial
convention to support in that convention
resolution in favor of 90 moving the court
and
Resolved. That Harris county, should tue
court be moved to Houston, will pledge 10
the state TO furnish such court az ueces'
ssry rooms for the court and us officers.
whereas The last Legislature donated 10
the city Of Galveston the state al Talorem
taxes OF Galveston county Tor q period OF
two years for the purpose OF protecting
that city from overflow; and ..
Whereas, The amount 50 donated IS
wholly Inadequate and the state has given
no other relief TO that stricken community
and 80
Whereas. The people Of the Island city
have hravely undertaken the construction
of a sen wall and elevation at tnta eH-
pense of S3.5OoOOo: therefore, be II
Resolved, That we applaud their courage
and call upon the state to assist them IN
their undertaking; aud IN this end he II
Resolved, That we instruct tho dc'eeateS
from Harris county 90 the state demo
cratic convention 10 vote for resolution
or a platform demand calling upon the
next legislature 10 extend tho Galveston
donation act for tho term NJ hftocn years
and he II further 49,
Resolved That our represcniail cfs IN the
Legislature hc and they are hereby IN
structod to support said htteenNonr no
nation act, a.,
ris county in reEulsr convention assembled.
rhat We recognize tho Houston fost ~,
inc leading democratic paper ~ Texas and
toke mis- occasion N congratulate " ma
the democrats ~ TEXAS upon us splendid
errvico IN behalf ~ me party
The report was adopted without discus
sion.
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REsoLuTIoNs ApoprEp

Judge Ford having turned the gavel over
60 Mr.. Z. v. Atcn, the permanent chair.
man. the latter called for the report of tue
committee on resolutions. II was brought
forward and read by MIR. ]. S. Coleman.
the following being the text thereof:
We. your committee on resolutions, beg
Ielve 10 report the following:
Be II resolved by the democracy of Harris
county, That the administration OF Gov
eincr Joseph d. sayers Is indorsed as
wise and conservative aud as one that has
been of lasting teneht 10 the state of
Texas.
Whereas. The rivers and harbors bill
AZ the fifty.seyenth congress provides all
appropriation OF Sl.ouO,OOO for the con
struction Of the Buffaio bayou deep-water
channel from a point near Houston to the
tiuIf OF Mexico, making $3Oo,0O0 available
nj once and the balance to be applied on
the continuing contract system, and,
whereas, this appropriation, together win
former expenditures, gives assurance that
the congress OF the United States rec
osnlzes that the commercial Importance OF
the channel demands It's construction;
Therefore, he II resolved by the denioc-
racy Of Harris county in conve~tion as.
kembied. That Its thanks are rendered our
able representative. the Hon. rhos. A..
BAH for his efforts and hpal success IN
accomplishing this end, Senators Charles
- cnlpzson and Joseph W. Bailey for
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BLAKE DUPREE's ANSWER.
the Editor OF The Post

In reply to Judge yasmer's published de-
sire In Mondays Chronicle to discuss the
county anairs, or the mana cement of them.
which ] have attacked at various times
during the campaign. beg 10 state that I
entertain the Judge, which l have evidently
done IN the past III he had made the OTTER
several days ago SO as to have had series
OF discussions, would have gladly ac.
Cepted.
II the Judge Is dissatisfied with the for.
mer debates, or rather the results Of them,
why did he delay the presentation OF his
cause until the verge OF the hours when
tho people are TO pass on itg II appears
Ia me that the judge does not desire full
ana fair discussion and presentation NJ
what he calls issues" but that his pre-
tendcd challenge is only intended for what
the public calls grandStand play"
BLAKE Dupree.
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49,
WAYSIDF NOTES

Eleven of the delegates occupying sentg
Va the convention, Including NJ p V.
Atsn the permanent chairman were mem.
berE OF the Houston typographical union
Hon. John r Browne was Chairman ~
ne H., committee I on permanent Organization
mittce on credentials, aud j. NJ CoIsml
ME- chairman Of the committee on reso.
INC nc convention was notable for the sh
,rb uI hdherents of tho broken CITY ring
~" rev or them that were there Kent
4Iuet WIN ono execution. but It vas in.
possible FOR the would he trouble maker n
81, M moro than one or two motions OF M
INN with which he was evidently loaded
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RICE PALACE ASSOCIATION.
Another Meeting Was Called to
Semhle Tonin1t

'''''e 'oH's'''
AS evidence OF the fact that the ~
motors Of tine Rice Palace Association n,
I,lust,ia1 I,,noeit,o, p,o,, tn,,..ss :, y,
No -. l'.an 'usi''', III, !. y
'''''u '"u' meeting was nsa y
nicht N the Business League rooms u
another has be.r cailed IN, ,onlss,
mo dc,au. - .ha o,f,, i
Io,,.s ue 'i,tai,s 81 tne msetins ale y Y
80, sl'i oi Tue tualfhen eI W. p'',.
~ tnJ N.Y. aiGVe Assovlaa%a Z,
H. "sl,iun nsip ms MN. ~ 7
Wy ioVs ,os' .s.d h.
moatinr - o,dor ,nd al, ,niormaI tog,,.
fn w. anu ~ III IA,
,a,,,,gs.d o,,5 4, sonnd ~, = s,ss,
cradle part Of tho necessary sl01V,o ! ". v,
,ack'nE It wos the consensus ,S !, q , SRas
lpat inc amount ,ai oe Ia'sea sg haI,Ss
e'Hort Is made and 1t was iuriner nel IVY,
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CITY DEPARTMENT NEWS
MILAN STREET BRIDGE MAY BE
OPENED THIS WEEK.
San Jseinto Street Bridge viii Be Turned
Over to the Street Commissioner to
Be Temporarily Strengthened.

As the city does not feel Justified In
spending money freely on the slphon system
until It's success or failure is established,
only the Joints Of the pipes crossing under
the bayou at Milan street bridge win 10
given cement bearings, instead Of bedding
and encasing the whole length of the pipes,
as must be doue eventually II the efficiency
Of the system is to continue unilnpnred.
A cofferdam Is being constructed at .he hrst
Joint from the north abutment Of the
bridge This Joint Will be made tight ard
a cement foundation he placed 10 carry
the suction ends. The city engineer hopes
to open Milan street bridge FOR traffic with
In very few days, perhaps before The
week Is out A considerable sum mr2i We
extended IN order 10 lDaiutain and mtbe
permanent this work. even supposiDg that
II is found TO work accurately Access for
occasional examination aud repairs must
be provided md the whole construction not
only he made tight and sound hut an ample
foundation and protection for all portions
must no furnished
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rEACE Will NEvrR cnMr

would also state added the veteran.
that peace will never come in the ph,;,n.
pines until tho Islanders are given Mt east
nominal freedom. They are quite cao,blo
OF seit'government They have very many
educated, intelligent and experienced lcad
ers capable Of maintaining a well regulated
SoNelhment Of their own or course 10
ioreStall oppression ny European noN,rs
II would be necessary Tor the United St5ies
10 10 'SIanHsh protectorgto, the ~ no ms
mas been done in Cuba How We ran ,.tVe
Una W., "a, iree soysrnment and Withhold 4rb
erty from the FilipinoS Is a puzzl,, which
no one familiar with conditions in 10 ' TbIi
lpp!nes can ever understand.
II Is the general belief OF our sold.,-s
and the absolute conviction Of Tho r,iIi,in6ss,
l AGII,sa rs concluded Mr.. schultz. "tnat
ot The destruction Of the Spsnisb Ic nte
Wnicn ne was unable To fuldli and when
Ioe washington authorities refused 10 an.
prove, Aguinaldo certainly believed tbat
freedom was tho next thing OH mo nrn.
gram While on post duty In Manu-
OFTEN saw him and his staff ride TO hCad.
quarters almost every morning In the ,vcni,
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TO RELIEVE sCAvENGER'S DEPART
NfrN'T

The mayor as authorized nv the council
viii instruct two Inspectors Of the city
health ofhce to give Immediate aud lgcfef.
erual attention tc the inspection Of vaults
and closets in order that the work to lie
ordered may keen pace with the facilities
Of the scavcneor's department. II is re
ported that the inspectors Of the health a.
noc are well up with current work and
special attention may he given 20 cGsCs
coming under the head Of the city srHven-
gers department without deuimcut 70 the
work Of the health office.