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Two Girls AsnhysIa,cd.

Philadelphia, Feb 2L--Marie Rolahm
aged ~ years and Lizzie Klostercr. 2l
employed IN the restaurant Of Jacob
Hess. 2i0l Germantown avenue were
found dead In bed this morning having
been asphyiated BY gas. The girls
Toomed together and the gas escaped
from a register In the room.
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washington, Feb 1.-THE house com
@'''ee on territories today unanimous
y voted to report bills for the admis-
''Va OF The territories Of New Mexico,
~, ana Oklahoma. The vote was
~'en upon a motion made by Mr..
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No Answer fromGcrmanyto uay'sNo,e

Berlin. Feb. p The note Of the Unit
cd states TO Russia aud china on the
snhiect of commercial rights In Man
chnria has been communicated to Ger
many. hut no answer has been made.
Germany maintains the attitude she
has previously announced that Man
cbnrIa Is outside the sphere OF German
interests. and she sees no reason to
change y.
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COURT NOTES.

A. T. Waltz trustee in bankruptcy Of
the Fraternal Mercantile institution.
has commenced suit against Frank L.
Benedict to recover sS06l5, which
amount was paid TO him In violation OF
the bankruptcy laws.
District Attorney Eichnor has fled
inf M ations In the following cases
An chin, assault with a deadly wea;
pom; Andrew Murray, grand larceny:
Cosgriff. Enright company. failure 10
properly mark a barrel containing vine
gar, and c. ID. Henry, embezzlement.
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purchases European stocks,

stockholm, Feb. 2l.-According to the
Tldningen, the United States Steel
corporation has purchased nearly an
the shares Of the GellNare ore com
pany at the nominal price OF G00O0O0
kronor II adds that the steel cor
poration will take over the workings
Of the North Swedish mines in the au-
tumn.
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nigh school students on strike.

Mansfield. o., Feb. 2l.-One hundred
and thirty high school pupils here, Ia
rebellion against the orders Of the
board Of education forbidding the wear
ing Of class c0lOrs, We're locked out
from school today All wore colors In
open defiance. a wholesale expulsion
is anticipated The doors and Win
dows OF the high school building were
smeared with black paint during the
nlght.
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Rev. MIR. Tsilka Not Arrested.

Constantlnople, Thursday Feb 20
The authorities here deny that Rev
Mr. Tsilka, husband Of Miss Ellen NJ.
Stones companion in captivity has
been arrested for completely In the kid
mapping Of the latter They say that
according TO last reports, Mr.. Tsllka Is
In Sofia, Bulgaria.
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Venezuelan Conrress Opened.

New York, Feb, 2l,-The consul gen.
eral OF Venezuela today received the
following dispatch.
Caracas, Feb 20-Constltutional
congress naugurated today All mem
bers were present
Signed, CASTRO, President"
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Indian Appropriation I'M Passed.

washington, Feb 2l.--The house to-.
day passed the Indian appropriation
bill. The house passed a resolution
providing for an investigation Of Mr..
Nardins relations to the Shoshonc In
dian school.
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Ohio for Popular Election Of Senators

Columbus Ohio Feb. 2l.-The house
OF representatives OF the Ohio leglsla-
ture has placed itself on record as be-
ing IN favor Of electing the United
States senators by a direct vote OF the
people, the Worthington resolution be-
Ing adopted by a vote OF 10 10 %. The
resolution asks Congress to take tho
necessary action.
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Count ToIstni Is Worse

Yalta, Crimea. Thursday. Feb. o.
A bulletin issued at 8 o'clock this ev-
ening announces that Count Tolstoi's
temperature was low and that he was
suffering from great general weakness
OF the heart.
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
American Forks Claims to be Inyes'
tigated 49, Beaver POstmastership.
Especial TO the "News.")


Washington b. c., Feb. 2i-Repre-
sentative Sutherland has recommended
Henry Harris cs postmaster at Beaver
Harris Is strongly indorsed by local Re-
pubicans and leading citizens OF Beav-
ar. Gov. Wells and the chairman Of the
state Republican committee
In reply to letter OF Mr..
Sutherland to William L. An
min. inspector IN charge OF the
rural free delivery service, about
the establishment Of rural free delivery
at American Fork and other places, Mr.,
Amin telegrophed that there Is no
agent available az present to send 10
investigate and establish the same but
would send one as soon as possible,
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McCarty, ogden, IS: Widows. Ella II.
Norton, Ogden, s..
ORDERED TO DOUGLAS.
Veterinarian Daniel Lemay, Seventh
cavalry, has been transferred TO the
artillery corps and ordered 70 Fort
Douglas for duty.
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British Naval Estimates.

London, Feb 2l,--The naval estimates
for 1g02-O3, introduced in the house Of
commons today, show a total of E3l,-
1856. 600, as compared with G3OSl5.0O0
last year,
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Lsaac Daily Hanged.

san Quentin, Cal, Feb. 2l,--Isaac Da-
ly was hanged at 1885 o'clock this
morning for the murder OF Lemuel
Belts in Kings county, on July 10, 1900.
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airy were $l2G0O0 an increase Of $500.
For The period Of the fiscal year from
july l. 1901 to Jan, 81, 1902 49, l95,6OO,
an Increase Of S3Oi 600
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PosTMAsTERs.


Postmasters appolnted-R. e Pinny,
vice l.. a. Johnson, resigned, George
town. Kane county Utah II. d. Baker,
vice Erastus Curtis, ST., deceased, Bar
ton. Custer county, Idaho.
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barcelona Situation Improving Sliartal Lauo Proclaimed
en- 1aHa9ona - Madrid Woshmen Favor SlrikerS--
T0'efs ATTACH Jesaa College al Saragossa- Italian An
aSchsS thrive al Sage-. Sections Conflict in Valencia

Madrid Feb, According TO this
mornings adylces from Barcelona, the
situation there Is improving. though
II Is SIN threatening An effort Gin
be made today to resume ordinary ayo.
cations.
the most stringent measures have
been prepared to protect traffic and
business The strikers have few
rifles but are well supplied with re-
volyers and daggers.
The search Of suspected houses con-
thues, resulting in the arrest Of large
numbers Of anarchists and revolution
ISIS OF All kinds, who are considered
TO be the prime movers In the troubles.
The cosmopolitan character OF Barce-
Iona makes Il resort for representa-
yves of all the revolutionary elements
IN Europe and the ranks Of the NAL.
content workmen have been swelled bv
French and other foreign political agl.
tators. The Republicans are busy
among the troops urging them not 70
use thelr arms against their own class
In defense of plutoorats
The working people OF Madrid favor
the strikers.
Martial law has been proclaimed at
Tartagona. The strike Is spreading
IN the Llobregat aud Caidona valleys.
There Is a general cessation VI work
at CastelOn de la Plana ana grave and
much excitement prevails at Batea.
Forces Of gendarmes have been dis
patched 10 those places
Delegates from the labor societies of
Snragossa have visited the governor aud
deylared themselves opposed to the
strike.
The premier, Senior Sagasta, am
nounced today that the chambers viii
not be prorogued unless the opposition
obstructs the governments action by
continually raising debates on the pres
ent labor troubles In Spain.
Ten anarchists have been arrested
here, aud others are under surveillance.
The working people Of Madrid remain
quiet
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PENSIONS.

Utah ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Lexington
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BAYoNETs PREDoMINATrp.

Barcelona, Feb, 2l.-The predom-
nance Of bayonets here has had due ef-
feet and the most turbulent spirits have
been driven of the streets,
Outwardly TIE city is resumlng an
aspect Of comparative quiet. The lead
ing citizens are Joining the military and
civil authorities in restoring order. The
captain general has ordered the news
papers to resume publication and has
instructed the owners OF public vehi-
cles 10 again engage In their regular
work If the printers refuse to work
their names and residences are TO be
handed to the captaln-general. who
viii deal with them All drivers de-
cllnlng to take out vehicles will be de-
prIyed OF their licenses.
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WEYLER WANTS A FREE HAND.

London, Feb. 2l--lt is announced in
a special dispatch from Madrid that
Gen. Weyler the war minister, u urg-
ing the queen regent TO give rim free
hand In dealing with the rebels IN
quest Is granted The queen regent is
said to favor Gen Weyler's plan.
Advices received here direct from
Bilboa. Valladolid, Corunna. Glion and
other Industrial centers Of Spain show
that the attitude Of the miners and
other workers Is distinctly threatening.
The greatest excitement prevails every
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THREE MONTHS FOR GRIcE

The case Of Daniel Picot, charged
with vagrancy, which was appealed
from the police court was dismissed
upon motion of defendants attorney
The court ordered that the cash bond
on appeal be returned TO the bondsmen
upon payment by the defendant of the
$50 fine imposed upon him In the police
court.
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Valencia, Spain, Feb, 2l.--In a conflict
here yesterday between rioters and the
police three persons were wounded.
Fourteen arrests were made.
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Castelon de Ia Plana, Spain, Feb. 81.
Tho employers and their employees
reached an understanding this after
noon and the strike here Is ended.
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Saragossa, Spain Feb, 2l.--RiOters
attacked the Jesuit college here last
night The fathers fred on the mob.
believing their assailants to he thieves.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
A NOTED TURK

The Salvation Army of Canon City
is making arrangements for some big
meetings next week. to be held in the
Christian church on Thursday and
Friday nights, Adjt. Garabed. n
Turk who was connected in Salava.
tion Army about II years ago and has
since then been in Jail 40 times for
holding street meetings will conduct
the services. He has travelled n great
deal, sings and speaks in various Ian.
guages and plays several musical in.
struments. He will be dressed in hi,
Turkish costume and will exhibit pic,
lures of various parts and people of
Turkey showing how they butcher
the helpless people. Adjt. Garnbed,
better known a Joe the Turk" il
an extraordinary man and doubtles.
will have large audiences. A silver
collection will he taken and every body
is welcome.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
new BLOCK BEGUN

The unsightly old wooden struc-
ture, which has so long disfgured the
property at the northeast corner of
Main and Sixth streets, has been
torn down and ground broken on the
site 1t occupied for two story brick
and stone building of modern designs,
to be erected by T. b. Coulter. for
the Smith Mercantile company. men,
tion of which was made in The Rec
ord several weeks ago. The pro-
posed building will have frontage
Of fifty feet on Main street and a
depth of one hundred and twenty feet,
running back to the alley. near the
residence of DR.. Ward. The contract
for the construction of the building
has been awarded 10 @. NJ. Ward,
whicrh is a guarantee that the work
will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. The second floor
of the contemplated structure will
probably be devoted to offices and
suites of rooms for various purposes
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
BANK TO MOVE

The Canon Savings bank will have
quarters in the new Coulter block
which is to be erected this tall at the
corner of Sixth and Main streets. The
contract has been let for the structure
and is TO be ready for occupancy by
the first of the year.
The room to be occupied by the
bank will be 2lx50 and about an ad.
ditioanl 20 feet in the rear for a real
estate offire to be used by Mr.. Nc
Clure.
This bank is practically a new
institution. 1t is now just about u
half year old and has met with
fourishing success during its short
existence.
The officers are: w H. Mcclure,
president, G. d. Moffatt, vice president,
and Mr.. Lee. cashier.
The room will contain vault in
which the safe will be placed and the
walls will be artistically decorated.
New bank furniture and fixtures will
be procured and model up-to date
bank opened In the new block after
January !, 1903.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
HYMENEAL

\ very pretty home wedding was
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Gone. at 424 River street,
at 10 O'Clock last Monday morning.
the contracting parties being William
Stafford Burgis and Miss Eva NJ.
Agnew, both of Detroit, Michigan,
and the officiating clergyman, Rev. H.
N. Wilson. pastor of the First Pres.
byterian church of this city.
The bride has been a visitor i'll this
city for some time and is a charming
young young lady, whose friends are
limited only by the circle of her ac-
quaintances. The groom is a young
business man of Detroit and possesses
| those sterling qualities of character
which reders him worthy of the hand
and heart of the young lady hew ON for
wife. The nuptial rites were wit
messed by score or more of the friends
of the bride and family whose guests
she was at the time of her marriage.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
which made the twain oil wedding
breakfast was served and jollier party
of people has seldom assembled in this
city to commemorate a similar event
the guest of honor being made the
subject of many a iibe and jest by
those about them.
Amid congratulations and express
sions of bon voyage the happy couple
left ON the 1910 train for visit to
the Cripple Greek district, where they
will remain few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Burgis will make
tour of the Colorado resorts before re.
make their home.
The Record joins the friends of the
bride and groom in Fluctuations.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
MAY LOCATE

Alex. Macarthur and Joseph Turner
of Rock Valley, Iowa. We're the
guests of Pastor S.B. Mclaughlin and
wife of the United Presbyterian
church the first of the week. while
en- route TO the western part of the
state. Mr.. Macarthur and Mr.. Tur-
ner were former Pensioners of Rev.
Mclaughlin, and the first mentioned
subscribed the largest sum OF money
to the fund for the erection of the
United Presbyterian church here. Of
any non resident Messrs. Macarthur
and Turner are so we'll pleased with
Canon City and its environmnt that
they are considering the advisability
of locating here.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
KILLED THREE BEAR

The families of f. G. James, F. J.
Stiers and E. W. Frick with Miss
Mary Kinney, Katherine Jones and
Blaine Kinney have returned from a
delightful hunting and camping trip
to the Lake of the Clouds, ten miles
beyond Westcliffe. Messrs. Paul
James and Clyde Kenec of wcstcliffe
Joined the party at that point.
While away three bears were killed
by members of the party and guam
tity Of smaller game.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11

Special Bargains in Houses.
w. r. BRIDWELL.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11

Mrs. s. @. Hoover and children of
Lincoln. Nebraska. are here for
visi; with Mrs. Hoover's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Coulter.
Another dentist has localed in our
city In the person Of DIR. Tifiin. who
practiced previously In ST. Louis
Office over Palace Drug store. 3.ti
Franklin Rockafellow Little. ceie.
brated the second anniversary of his
birth. "Wednesday afternoon. by in.
viting in number of his youthful
companions.
Thomas Murphy. a county charge,
died on Monday, aged G5 years. De.
ceased was born in ireland and came
to the United States when n younv
man. The burial occurred day before
yesterday.
Rev. Mclaughlin aud family have
returned home after two weeks
camping outing in North Cheyene
Canon. near Manitou. They made
the trip overland by wagon aud en-.
joycd the trip greatly
DIR. @. Herman Graves, wife and
children. of Chicago. are here for n
few weeks. One of the Doctors little
boys has had asthuma and will prob.
ably remain in Canon. as he find the
climate very beneficial.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11

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Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
Hot Springs Notice

For thirty days from August 2s, the
price of tub baths will be reduced to
the same price ms the plunge, viz: 25c.
Suits for plunge, extra 25c. Hy-
draulic massage baths, 5i.O0. Porcc-
lain tubs newly enameled. Mineral
water running into and out of the
plunge dny and night. Temperature
of water i02 degrees. j. T.. Prentiss.
35t3 Manager.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

T. B. Coulter left Wed esday even
ing on No. for trip to Denver.
Mr.. Lakenan, travelling representa-.
tive of the Denver Post. is in the city
on business connected with that paper
The exterior work on the new H..
brary building has been completed
and the interior will also soon be
flushed.
Rev. U. A. White returned last
week from an extended visit in the
east. Mrs. Whites health seems
better back in Ohio than here and she
lisa not returned.
There has not been rain In this
section for several weeks and consc-
quently there is great deal of dust
blowing all the time.
The dancing season never closes
Canon City and n ball has been given
every Saturday night in the Elks'
hall all summer long.
william Swcarington, n public
ward. died mt his home. about mid
way between Canon City and Flor.
cncc. on Tuesday, aged 63 years, i
months and 30 days. Deceased came
here from Iowa five or six weeks ago.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11

A gentleman from one of the east
ern states and his prccocious infantile
son of four or five summers. who have
been sojourning in Canon City for n
week or two more, visited the soda
springs few evenings ago to get n
drink. The little fellow evidently
Ind been used to drinking aqua pura
and knew nothing Of the carbonated
or mineralize waters, as lie made n
wry face on taking the first swollow
OF to soda water, winch his father
handed him, and second later
enipticd the cup from which he had
been drinking. upon the pavement
and handed it back to his parent.
naively remnrking at the time,
PAPA, it's spoilt."
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk since the begin
ming of the current month as follows !:
Edward Hammond and Catherine
@. Rideout; G. a. Whitestine and
Luella Kemp; jose Aninpi and Be-
atrice Mostiny; Edmund n. Eastman
and Mary @. West; Eugene F. Peoples
and Emma Mickkleson: Erenst e.
Baner and Mary Bake.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
FOR RENT

a number of desirable houses we'll
located-ranging in price from IS to
$35 per month. Enquire at Fremont
County Bank. 2Stf
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure no
pay. Price % cts.
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11
WHAT THEY SAY

J. ". Work-In few wears there
will be great deal more fruit in
and around Canon City than there is
now for the reason that there are
many trees Lincoln park and OUT the
other side of Harding's addition
which will come into bearing. A
large quantity of land is being placed
under irrigation each year and this is
reason why there will be larger
quantity of fruit in few years.
Il 4. i.
DR.. Kellenberger-Th have been
"A great many cases of TYPHOID fever
in Canon City recently, but then they
have been having typhoid fever every
place, it seems. One can pick up n
newspaper published almost anywhere
and read articles telling people how
to avoid typhoid. So far there have
teen 10 fatal cases of typhoid in
Canon and the pysicians seem to
know how to successfully treat the
disease
Cañon City record., 1902-09-11

1 have nice little line of baby
buggies and go-carts. / belive styles
and prices will please you.
H. d, Avery.
The Lamar register., 1902-10-08
The Presidents Appeal.

~ HE APPEAL made by President Roosevelt the
other day the coal barons and labor leaders
II again proves the wisdom and courage and big!
hearted sympathy of the No state paper
White House reflects more credit
Roosevelt is the right man in the
right place. and it herself to hold his
hands in every possible.
At the opening discussion the President said
call attention to the fact that there are
operators and the general public
neither the operators the miners but for the
general public.
'The questions at which the situation affect
Immediately parties commemorative operators and the
miners; situation itself vitality affects the public
seemed be reasonable hope that these
between the parties did not
seem proper for m intervene in any
81 discaim any right duty intervene in this way
legal official relation that bear
situation the and the terrible nature OF
the catastrophe impending over large portion OF our peo
Pile the shape winter fuel famine mpel after
anxious thought to believe that duty requires me
whatever influence personally bring to effect
situation which has become literally in
lion say that its gravity is such that am
urgently that each of realize the
heavy burden OF responsibility upon him.
I'VE upon the threshold of winter with already
existing coal famine the future terrors of which
hardly yet appreciate The evil possibilities far
reaching appalling. that 1t to that
only justified in sinking but required sink for the
time being tenacity to respective claims in the
matter at issue between In Judgment the situation
mperatvey requires that you meet upon the common
plane of the necessities OF the public
with all the earnestness that there is in ask
there Immediate resumption operations the
coal mines in such will without days
delay meet the crying needs of the people,
II do not invite discussion of your respective claims
and positions appeal to patriotism the spirit
that sinks personal considerations and makes individual
sacrifices for general GOOD"