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The evening times., 1902-06-02
ENGLISH NEWSPAPER
EUL0GiZES THE BEERS
Says Forever Poets VIII Sing Their
Exploits and Historians Recount
Their Deeds.

LONDON. June 2-Thc editorials IN
the evening papers generally reflect the
morning papers in general rejoici7gs
over the ending Of the struggle The
most eloquent of all is that published
Il the star" L reads:
The EaIIaHtry Of the Doors viii not
be forgotten The spectacle Of a few
farmers Wrestling heroicaIly in the grip
Of the great empire viii live in the
imagination OF mankind beside Thsvm0-
Dylae- The names OF Botha, De Wet and
Dela-ey VIII shine beside the names CT
LeoEidas. William Tell, Kcsciusllo and
Mazzini The glory of fnvinci5Ie defeat
and uneonquerable ve1qUishment IS
theirs Forever poets viii sing CT their
exploits and historians viii recount their
deeds But the heTcisn OF the British
soldier IS yeiled by the thought CT his
numerical disparity. yet in many des-
pe7ata combat he equaIed the stainless
ehivalTy OF his fcrbears Can we think
CT TIE guaneTs at ColeRso- OF the High
landers at MageTsfonteiH, or the Irish
regiments at Pieters Hill without tears
OF regret.
Both sides in this war are crowned
with Iaurels. Let us try to weave thes
Iaurels into a brotherhood II we can
do that there will be real peace in South
africa
The evening times., 1902-06-02
THE PLUMBERS STRIKE.
Nc Evidences Of Weakening by Either
Side Of the Controversy.

There were no developments today in
the strike situation of the local Jour
neymen plumbers Both sides remain
firm and show not the slightest evi-
dences Of weakening.
The journeymen are as confident Of
ultimate victory as ever. Their provi-
sicn for these days Of enforced idIeness
has been nothing like exhausted. they
say The men who have not rcen called
back 10 work at their scale Of advanced
wages or who have not departed for
other cities TO obtain employment re
port each morning at their headquarters
in the Corcoran Building to certify to
the fact that they have not weakened
and gone back to their old places at the
same wages
On the part Of the master plumbers
there appears to be not the slightest
concern regarding the outcome Of the
strike. The bosses say that they are
getting their work done equally as well
as before and without additional expense
or delay whatever
The evening times., 1902-06-02
STRIKING OFF DEAD VOTERS.
New York Board Of Election Commits
sioners Hope to Prevent Fraud.

NEW YORK. June 2--The board Of
election commissioners has requested
the health department 10 furnish a list
of the names Of all males Of vori<g age
who have died since October 10 It hopes
TO prevent the use Of dead Uen's names
by persons who may atte-npt to enroll
fraudulentIy.
The commissioners also propose to
revise the existing enrolment and 10
check over the lists Of certificates IN
the special enrolment new in progress
Much complaint has been made in tho
past OF the use of the names of dead
men. especially IN primary elections.
where the supervision Of the police and
the State superintendent OF elections is
not as rigid as IL is al general cleo
tions. The board has been led TO take
these novel means Of keeping the en-
roIIment lists clean because Of the fact
that there viii be numerous contests at
the September primaries and because.
it is said. hundreds Of names Of dead
zen remain on the books and afford
constant temptation TO fraud.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
REBUILDING BEGINS
AT ROCKAWAY BEACH
Italian LabOrerS at Work on
FireSWept Region.

NEW YORK. June Italian Iaborers
swarmed into Rockaway Beach this
morning and were quickly put TO work
by William =. Wainwright clearing
away the debris of the fre-swept region
Rebuilding Of ByTne-s Hotel, the Wa
teTs House, the Annex. and other resorts
on the Wainwright and Remsen prop
erty viii begin at once.
No additions have been made to the
lists of dead and injured in Sunday
fire. though it was thought during the
night at the Long Island City Hospital
that Thomas 2. McKrow would follow
his wife and fve-year-oId son
In the earlier part OF the evening Nc
hrOw had q sinking spell. but he rallied
toward morning and the doctors say he
may have q fighting chance for life All
Of the others injured are improving.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Say SignerS Do Not Rep
resent Sentiment Of
the Veterans.
CANVASS FOR REUNION FUND
Members Of Finance Committee Active
ly al Work Today at Government
Printing Ofce-PIof. Tracey Train
ing School Children for Chorus.

When Chairman B. H. Warner, Of the
citizens committee, in charge Of ar
rangements fer the coming encampnent
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. re
turned to the city this morning he found
on his desk numerous communication
from Grand Army men Of all ranks and
positions repudiatfng the action Of the
ten stgners Of the protest that was sent
to the Director of the Census last week
against the soliciting OF funds in that
office for encampment purposes
Many OF the letters stated that the ac-
tjoH OF the men signing themselves as
veterans of the civil war in no way rep
resented the feeling Of the members Of
the Grand Army Of the Reput iic, who
felt more aggrieved at the acticn Of their
alleged comrades thaa did the members
OF the executive committee They fur
ther assured Mr. Warner Of their IN
qualified assistance in all matters per
tanning to the encampment-
The members of the finance committee
this morning began the work of visiting
those members of committees that have
y
fund to urge them to do so. Many Of
them, It IS thought, have not sent IN
their contributions for the reason that
they have not had the matter brought
forcibly to their attention
Secretary Barry Bulkley Will also this
afternoon call upon Chief Clerk Ricketts,
at the Government Printing Office 10
0o-,DTo4o 4l~r
of that Office in the interest of the en-
campment fund. This Office has always
proved to be one of the most liberal
contributors in the city for such a
cause The work in the other Govern
menJ Offices will be undertaken as rap
idly as arrangements can be TIsde-
Mr. Warner and Dr.. FRANKLIN 7 Howe,
the chairman Of the committee on con-
ce-ts, are engag5d today IN visiting the
gentlemen whom they desire to deliver
addresses at the entertainment al the
Columbia TheaUer on Flag Day. June Il
1t Is thought that they viii be able TO
announce the entire program within the
next few days.
Prof Tracey, of the High School is
busiiy engaged IN training the geo
schooIchiIdren that are to sing at the
concert and reports the most eucOurag-
ing progress in his work II Is believed
that the childTen's chorus viii prove
one Of the most interesting features of
the program. and It is with the purpose
Of making II 50 that Prof Tracey IS de-
voting so much time 10 the work
The committee meetings announced
for this week are as follows: Tomorrow
night the committee on privileges and
advertising viii meet at enCampneut
headquarters 10 open bids fOr the priv
iIeea OF publishing the official program
of the encamPment- There viii also be
: meeting OF the reunion committee OF
the Fifth Army Corps a. the same time
and place Thursday night at heedquar-
ters, 1405 New York Avenue northwest
Chairman n DyrenfoTth hls called q
meeting Of the fireworks committee
The evening times., 1902-06-02
GOVERNOR TAFT MEETS
CARDINAL RAMP0LLA
Preliminary Exchange Of Views About
the Philippines Very Satisfactory

ROME. June 2.-Goveraor Taft. with
Bishop O-Gorman and Messrs- Smith
and Porter, drove 20 the Vatican .oday-
They were received with great respect
by Cardinal RauIoila. with whom they
had a preliminary and satisfactory cx-
change Of views about the Philippines
During the conference tle Wgy Of con
Quoting the negotiations E-ss outlined
Cardinal Rampglla was extremely cor
dial 70 the Americans and seemed en-
cnantcd with the ahabiLty OF Governor
Taft
The evening times., 1902-06-02
THOMAS w. LAWSON TO
PUBLISH A VOLUME
Copper Kings DeeP-Rooted Desire to
See Himself II Print to Be
Finally GIatifed-

BOSTON, Mass. June 2.-Thomas W
lawson, the millionaire copper maniPu-
lato-, according TO latest reports, is
about to edit a book This man OF versa
tile talents has always had an itching
ne has confessed, for q literary career
and this desire Is at last 20 be sraGaed
in 2 book which is now IN press
The book VIII consist Of characters
tic Lawsonian epigTaus dealing with hiG
observations upon human nature and life
= State Street. intersqersed syith 2 few
poems
Mr. Lawson has given the pubic
samples from time 70 time of. what he
can do in some really clever efforts. and
his book which is more than a mere
compilation Of these is awaited with
much interest ~ literary Boston.
The volume viii be supeTbly bound
and illustrated.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
INTERMENT AT TRENTON.
Funeral Obsequies Over the Remains Of
Mrs. HellaCh..

The fureraI Of Mrs. Ann Spencer Hal
sted MeIIach, widow of Paymaster E.
MeIlach, [. 5. y, was held al the chap
eI at Mr. William Lees undertaking es-
.sblishment. 332 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. this morning at Il o'clock
Rev. Dr. Turner. Of this city. oficiatsr
Al l2-z5 O'Clock this afternoon the re-
mains left Washington for Trenton. y
J. where interment viii be made. No
palibearers we're appointed to escort the
rsmains 10 the depot here.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
JOHNS IN GROOMING
FOR THE PRESIDENCY
CIeveland's Mayor to Make q PyroteCh-
nc Campaign IN Ohio to Adver-
tlse Himself

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June I'm the
Ohio campaign this fall Mayor Tom L
Johnson VIII begin his preparations for
the gubeTnatorial fight in 1903 and the
presidency in 1864 These who are cIcse
20 the mayor say that he has no hope
of q Democratic victory in She State this
year. but that It Is his intention TO make
thoroughly
II Is reported in Democratic circles
that the mayer is planning TO go through
the state On 4 special car carrying MS
circus tent with him, and conducting a
campaign similar 70 those in Cleveland
during the last few years
The evening times., 1902-06-02

READING, Pa. June Worry over
the strike Of the Carpenters Union led
to nervous 1rostraticu and caused the
death. last evening. of Thomas Kissin-
ger. one Of the strikers
The evening times., 1902-06-02

frontal attack at Colenso. losing many
cannon and 1854 Non. including i5-
killed and ec7 pris-ners
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mn. Hurley went to Denver Sunday
for n few days visit.
r. ID. Heath went TO westcliffe on
the excursiou last Tuesday.
Otto Shide, who has been in Lead
Vile several months. is home for a
visit.
Mis- Laura Lowtber was y delegate
to the state c. E. convention at Lead
vile last week
Mr.. Henry Earle has returned from
n trip to Denver in the interest of the
new Episcopal church.
Alfred Watts, former Canon citi-
zen, WAS among the Golden School Of
Mines seniors here this week.
Miss Clara Edsall, who has been
attending school at Boulder. has re-
turned TO her home in this city
MIR. Ralph, who has been in Denver
several weeks returned this week ac-
companied by his father from Boston.
VIM. Pointer has been in Peyton
this week, where he went to be pres
ent at the marriage of a grand daugh-
ter.
Beginning with last Tuesday the
library now closes at p. m, instead
of o, as formerly. This is done in
order that Mrs. Webster will have a
chance to complete the work of in
doxing.
John Ritzman recently bought
seven more acres ON Elm avenue, buy
ing through l. +. Dawson. Mr.. Ritz.
man has mighty good opinion of
Canon City aud Lincoln Park. He
will probably acquire still more land
in his neighborhood.
Mr.. Gregory. n son-in-law of AM
brose Flournoy, is in the city for n
two weeks visit. Mr.. Gregory re-
sides near Kansas City. He was here
n year and half ago, at which time
he weighed 1870 pounds, now he tips
the scales at III pounds.
DIR. G. H. Wilkinson leaves tomor-
row for we'll earned rest. He will
first attend the American Institute
Of Homeopathy at Cleveland and then
20 on to Buffalo and take = trip on
the great lakes. The doctor will re-
turn home about the frst Of July.
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WANTED Clean cotton rags at The
Record Office
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FOR Reut--Large airy room, cheap.
Three blocks from postotiice. Just
the thing for invalid Enquire Mt ei0
Greenwood avenue, city. l4tf
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WANTED

WANTED - Situation with dress
maker. by experienced sewing girl.
Adply AT AIS College avenue pit
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Angie Merriman il visiting at
Case, Colorado.
S. L. Emory is in Topeka. Kansas,
visiting friends.
a. NJ. Higdon is visiting at New
Castle, Colorado.
Mrs ]. E. Weaver and children are
visiting in the east.
W J. Dunlap, of Wilbur. Okla
homa, is in the city.
Madam Killam has gone to Colo
rado Springs TO locate.
Mrs. E. D. Bond and children have
gone TO California for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Pedley have
gone TO California for a visit.
J. r. Williams of Muscatine,
Iowa, Is visiting in Canon City.
George R. Cassidy il seriously i'll
with inflammation Of the bowels.
H y. Beecher spent Tuesday in the
hills making Photographic views.
Miss Rosa Beecher has gone TO Colo
rado Springs for few days visit,
Mrs. =. R. Koch has gone TO her
ranch at Hillside tespend the summer.
i Robert Macon, who has been travel
ing in the east, has returned to this
city,
W. C. Clark, who has been visiting
at Monte Vista, has returned to this
city
Miss Uls Proctor has been engaged
TO teach the lower Fonr Mile school
year.
Mrs. L. W. Felter and daughter.
Nellie, are visiting friends in the
east.
G. ]. Rutledge, who has been in
the city several weeks, has gone to
Altman.
W. J. Maddox. mail carrier No. 4,
has gone to Emporis, Kansas, to spend
his vacation.
Miss Clara Lewis of Baker & Biggs
has gone to Howard, Kansas for a
months visit
]. H. McClurg, who has been visit.
ing in this city, has returned to his
home at Brush, Colorado.
There will be some fun here on the
2oth inst. The driving matinee and
the woodmen Log Rolling.
The people of Cripple Greek are
making elaborate preparations to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth of July.
Every train which goes through
| Canon these days bears excursionists
to various points Of interest in Colo
| RADIO.
j. s. Bowlby, l.. ID. Elliott and
Capt. b. F. Rockafellow are attending
the G. A. r. encampment at Rocky
Ford.
Mr.. \. f. Barnes of the Monte
yuma Gold Mining company. returned
to Barnes City, Tuesday after a few
days spent in this city.
E. H. Lamb, travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ern railsrod, was in the city ON bust
ness the first of the week.
+. a. Reynolds is in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, on business He will
go from there to various points in
Texas before returning home.
| Marion James l~ft yesterday via
Cripple Greek for Boulder. where he
| will remain week before returning
to his home at Fremont, Nebraska.
The Thermometer ON last Monday
registered 81 degrees in the shade. \
gentle breeze was stirring during the
day and the heat was not oppressive.
Mr.. f. W. Emmerson and wife, and
Miss Eliza Craig of Albion, Illinois,
and Mr.. Will Emmerson, of Mount
Vernon, Illinois, arrived in Canon
City last Friday to spend the summer
here with relatives.
Capt. and Mrs. b. +. Rockafellow
have returned from Fort Collins,
where they attended the commence
ment exercises of the Agricultural
college. Capt. Rockafellow also at
tended the Real Estate Dealers con-
vention 1t Denver.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST -broach with amethyst set
tings. Reward. Return to Record
office. pit
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

y. F. Handy returned from trip
TO the east last Saturday.
Nrs. Phillip Hamlin went to Iowa
last Saturday for short visit
Miss Rose Barrett of Independence,
is spending several weeks in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. +. Hurd of Gold
field, are spending the summer in this
city.
The W. c. T. U. meetings have
been discontinued during June and
July.
Mr.. Stewart. who has been visiting
here for five weeks, has gone to Coal
Greek.
The general manager of the ID. &
r. G.. passed through the city last
Friday.
Miss Dealia Cosgruve is down from
Victor to spend two weeks with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. McRay are now visit
ing in California for the benefit OF the
formers health.
Florence is soon to have free mail
delivery. There will be fifteen boxes
and three carriers.
A. L. Hatch left Saturday morning
for two weeks visit at his old home
in Kanknkee, Illinois.
Misses Maude and Blanche Lasswell
Of Holton, Kansas, are visiting at the
home Of G. X. Tanner.
Miss Mamie Burns has returned to
her home at Independence, after a
pleasant visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higdon have removed
to a ranch near New Castle. where
they will hereafter reside.
Miss Mamie Watson. who is visiting
friends in the east, will arrive home
the latter part of this month.
Mr.. Linkins has moved his family
here from Illinois. They reside at
the corner of Ninth and Whipple.
Miss Maggie Williams has returned
from Rockvale. where she visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Williams.
Walter Spreyer has Joined the Pea
body Military band, and will be a
valuable acquisition to that ogsniza-
tiop.
The seats along the walk to the
soda springs We're kept filled Sunday
and are greatly appreciated by the
public.
Tonight from to 10 O'Clock a
strawberry social will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miller
on the Park.
], J. Cone, who has been looking
after his interest at the Ophir mine
mt Anaconda, spent Sunday with his
wife in this city.
Members of the Girls Guild of the
Episcopal church will hold festival
in the Robson block this afternoon
until after supper.
Hundreds of people turned out to
enjoy the band concert last Monday
evening at the soda springs, by the
Peabody Military band.
An exchange says that Miss Ed
naynh,r Blank, Misses "Bessye,
"Katye, =" ''Edyth" and others of that
kind will please take places near the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12

FOR Rcnt-two of the most desirable
office rooms in the city. Steam heat,
water in every room. neatly painted
walls and other attractions. See
GUY U. HARDY--Record Office.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12

FOUND-Silk handkerchief. Owner
can have same by calling at Record
ONCE, proving property and paying
for this notice. Atf
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LOST Sunday sbctween Presbyterian
church and Lincoln Park, blue um-
brellA. Return to Record ONCE. pasta
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12

bicycle whi Most daring thrilling act ever given
performed by the famous Slater family champion bcysts
world aoge menagee of wild animals Acrobats gym
aerial performers from all the
10 funny Don't fail witness the morning
hbtion grounds grand street parade E
all railroads. performances afternoon evening
Doors open at l and p.
Evening star., 1902-03-08
COLOMBIA FAVORS SALE.
Minister Concha Discusses the Panama
Company's Proposal.
CITY, n. ,.

A dispatch from New York last night
saws: Don Jose Vincente Concha, minister
plenipotentiary to the United States from
Colombia. who arrived in this city lew
DAYS ago from Bogota, has addressed an
official communication to William Nelson
Cromwell, the general counsel OF the New
Panama Canal Company, on the attitude OK
Colombia with regard to the construction
of the Panama canal. The COMMUNICATION
follows:
Concerning the conference when We
have held upon the subject OF the reid'luhS
between the republic of Colombia, the
United States of America, and the new
Panama Canal Company, l beg leave 10
state in answer to your Speclnc inquiries
that the cable communication made To the
Panama Canal Company by my govern
ment on the 2Sth ultimo was purely formaI
and as a reminder of well-known condlt1ons,
and was not declaratory of opposition to
the proposed transaction between the canal
company and the United States, If made
under the reserve of an agreement between
Colombia and the United States.
THAT incident has been so distorted by
the enemies of the Panama canal route
that / take pleasure in confirming my as
surances to you that the government OF
Colombia does not at all object to the sale
and transfer as proposed by the canal CONF
pany to the United States, but on the con-
trary my government approves of the steps
taken by the canal company, and VIII give
all requisite consents and do all in Its
power to facilitate the matter under the
COLOMBIA welcomes the construction OF
the Panama canal within its domains by
the United States, and entertains for this
government and its people the warmese
spirit Of cordiality in the completion OK
this the greatest enterprise or modern
times destined to have most beneficent
and material influence in the development
of the interests of both nations.
This concurrence of Colombia In any
sale by the new Panama Canal Company
to the government of the United States Is
with the reservation, of course, that
mutually satisfactory convention shall Do
agreed upon between Colombia ana the
United States as to their respective rights
and relations to the Panama canal, to be
constructed by the United States. and We
have not the least doubt that such agree
ment will be reached.
"Animated by this spirit and governed by
these views, have been empowered by my
government to proceed with the pending
negotiations with this gOvrnment: and as
/ bring the most recent Instructions and
view of my government, am happy to give
assuran nee of our sincere desire to conclude
such negotiations promptly, and upon q
reasonable basis. / am now developing.
and very soon shall definitely submit to thia
government, the views and. proposals Of
of encouraging speedy and full consume
nation of the purchase by the United
States of all the rights. concessions and
properties of the new Panama Canal ComY
pany, and as far as permitted to transfer
to a foreign government by the laws OF
Colombia and the establishment betwee1
Colombia and the United Statea of q deil1
Mite. and. satisfactory convention upon q
saui.aoie nd satisfactory basis"
Evening star., 1902-03-08
FOR SALE SOMETHING VERY CHOICE
AN ELEGANT HOME


Built Of select materials by DAYS WORK"
Tor owners home; handsome front, Roman brick:
stone porch and stone steps parlor reception hall
dining room, pantry and kitchen on first floor;
bed rooms on second. pretty third !;
elegant hnths; front and stairways: beau
tifui mantels and chandeliers: HOT-WATER
Hell large cellar: laundry; 2-story porch: !:
lot 23x13o. 20-ft. alley; side entrance side win
doWs Price. $4,000. Very choice location west
OF lfth ST. STONE & FAIRFAX,
mn It Il W
Evening star., 1902-03-08
FOR SALE
ONLY $4,000.

ONLY 50 900.
Nothing better fr $1,000; situated In the most
fashionable location northwest, square from
the Connecticut ave. cars, surrounded by the
most expensive residences
DESCRIPTION.
Read carefully, compare IL with houses your
friends have paid $1,000 and Sl5. 600 for. you
viii admit ours is superior; handsome front,
stone and brick, stone porch, stone steps; parlor
library. dining room, pantry and kitchen on first
floor. all finished In solid oak: large. cheerful
bed rooms; ? large tiled baths. porcelain tub
nickel plumbing: very expensive mantels and
Chandeliers; open frepaces in almost every room
beautifully papered: cellar under entire house,
laundry. electric lights; speaking tubes: lot con-
tains over 2,50U square feet, paved alley In rear
$to per month rent has been refused
mh1-2t STONE < FAIRFAX S06- sos st. NV
FOR SAI-E-DON'T PAY $4,000 FOR HOUSE
&hen you can get one just good for 81. $50
feats any one ever offered under $4,000. New
stories. cellar. stone and brick: bed rooms
parlor: library: dining room. pantry and Kitchen
On LIST floor: tiled bath. porcelain tub: STEAM
HEAT: laundry. beautiful mantels and chande-
Hers. electric lishtings: open freplaces. THIS
Is WELL~CONSTRUCTED HOUSE NONE
BETTER BUILT. s6Soo was loaned 1t, first
trust. You can pay all cash part.
nlh7-2t STONE FAIRFAX 500 sos st. NV