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The Iola register., 1902-03-28

VT the same hour that Nine.
IA Nina Gipsy went to find ref
Sssd uge at the Archangel, so
S&gsfSJ highly recommended by Fan
ferlot the Squirrel, Prosper Bertomy
was being entered on the jailer's book
Mt the police office. There he had to
wait two hours while the commissary
went to receive orders from higher au-
thorities. When 1t was announced to
him that a coach was waiting for him
Mt the door, he got up, but before going
out requested permission to light ci-
gar, which was granted. 1t was mag
nificent weather, a bright spring morn
ing. AS the coach went along Mont
martre street Prosper kept his head
out of the window, smilingly complain
ing Ut being imprisoned on such a love
ly day when everything outside was 80
sunny and pleasant.
at is singular" he said. 81 never
felt 80 great a desire to take walk"
To the court clerk while he was 60
ing through the formalities of the COM
mitment Prosper replied with naughty
brevity to the indispensable questions
asked MIN.
But when he was ordered to empty
his pockets on the table and they be-
gan to search him his eyes flashed
with indignation, and a single tear
dropped upon his flushed cheek. In an
instant he had recovered his calmness
and stood up motionless, with his arms
raised in the air so that the rough crea-
lures about him could more convenient
ly search him from head to foot to as
sure themselves that he had no suspi-
clous object hid under his clothes.
The investigation would have, per
baps, been carried to the most igno'
minious lengths but for the interven'
tion of a middle aged man Of distin'
guished appearance, who wore a white
cravat and gold spectacles and was
sitting by the fire. At sight of Prosper
he started with surprise and seemed
much agitated He stepped forward
and seemed about to speak to him
then suddenly changed his mind nnf
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
First Published March Il. 1902.
Notice of Final Settlement.

State of Kanaas ss
Allen County
In the Probate Court for said County.
In the matter of the estate of Reuben Butler
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that |
shall apply to the Probate Court, in and for
said County, sitting at the Court House, in the
city OF lola, county of Allen, State of Kansas,
on the l4th day of April a D., 1902, for full
and final settlement OF said estate.
Edwin Persons, Administrator of the estate
of Reuben Butler, deceased
lola, Allen county. Kan, March 5, A. ID. 1902
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
CHAPTER ".

-RING these minute investi-
cations Of his past life Pros
per was in prison in n secret
cell. The first two days had
The Iola register., 1902-03-28

without obstinacy, firm and assured
without defiance.
"Well," he said, "have you reflect
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
CASE lis
-. By...
Emile GAboriAu

But" she insisted IT have always
seen him have plenty of money. Not
rich-then"-
met Fanferlot's, and they understood
each other.
NO." she cried, "T regret to say that
Prosper would never have stolen one
cent for me! One can understand a
man who is trusted robbing a bank
For a woman he loves. but Prosper
d,es not love me. He never has loved
me. But l love him, and it is for me
to save himl I will see his chief, the
miserable wretch who dares to accuse
him. l will prove that he is innocent.
Come, monsieur, let us go, and prom
1se you that before sunset he shall be
free, or shall be in prison with him."
Nine. Gipsy's project was certainly
laudable and prompted by the noblest
sentiments. Unfortunately 1t was i'm
practicable. Besides, II would be going
counter to the plans Of the detective.
What will you gain by acting thus,
my dear madame2" asked Fanferlot.
Nothing. can assure you that you
have not the least chance Of success.
you will compromise Prosper. Who
knows II you will not be suspected as
his accomplice? NJ. Bertomy expressly
forbade such a course in his letter"
Mime. Gipsy remained thoughtful for
n moment then a ray Of light seemed
TO cross her mind, and she cried:
~Oh, understand now! Fool that l
was for not seeing It before! But
where am to go?"
Ibid not NJ. Bertomy say, my dear
1ady, to the other end of Paris-to a
boarding house or hotelT
But I don't know where to find
any"
Fanferlot seemed to be rejecting, but
he had great difficulty In concealing
his delight at q sudden idea that fash
ed upon him. His little black eyes
fairly danced with Joy.
Il know of hotel" he said at last,
sbu, It might not suit you"
'Wi'ere is it?"
"On the other side Of the river, Quai
st. Michel the Archangel, kept by
Nine. Alexandra"
Nine. Nina was never long making
mp her mind.
'Here are writing materials. Write
your recommendation"
"With these three lines" he said,
handing her the letter, you can make
Nine. Alexandra do anything you
wish"
"very well. Now how am I to LET
Cavaillon know my address? 1t is he
who should have brought me Prosper's
letter."
"He was unable to come, dear ma
DAME" interrupted the detective. "But
will tell him where he can find you
Nine. Gipsy was about to send for
prriage, but Fanferlot said he was in
hurry and would send her one. He
seemed to be in luck that day, for @
cab was passing the door, and he hail
= ed 1t.
"Wait here" he said to the driver
after telling him that he was a detec
tive, "for a little brunette who is pack
ing her trunks. If she tells you t
drive her to Quai st. Michel, cracl
your whip. If she gives you any othei
address, get down from your seat anC
arrange your harness. l will keep IL
sight"
He stepped across the street anC
stood in the door of wine store. III
had not long to wait. In u few min
utes the loud cracking of a whip ap
\ prised him that Nine. Nina had starte'
for the Archangel.
"Ahaw said he gayly. Il hold her, a
any ratew
CHAPTER III.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
George W. Baumhoff
Defendant.


George W. Baumhon,
Defendant.
The said de fendant will take notice that he
has been sued by the plaintiff in the District
Court of A lien County, Kansas, In an action
for damages for breach of contract, the petl-
tion being filed In the ONCE of the Clerk of the
District Court of Allen County, Kansas on the
9TH day of March, 1902, and unless he appears
or answers said petition on or before the 2lst
day of April 1902 the allegations of said petit
tiOn viii be taken as true, and judgment rem
dered against said defendant for the sum OF
~ ,745. so, with six per cent interest thereon
from the 7th day of March, 1902, together with
the costs OF suit, and the attachment order
sued out in said action on the Ith day OF
March. 1902, viii be affirmed, and the following
described property attached will be sold TO
satisfy said judgment:
construction car; $50 railroad tiesi l5o
st eel rails: cedar poles twenty-elght tooI
ladder; % in. tile; 3 l6 in. tile, 10 railroad
picks; l lifting jack; l road plow' u road
,scrapers; wheelbarrows; tamping plcks'2
knopping hammers; mattock; bundle OF hne
wire; reel trolley wire 2 pole shovels; pole
spoon; tamping bars: long handle shoVels;
7dirt shovels; 3 small scoop shovels, reefs
insulated wire; water keg; boxes tools
kegs spikes and bolts; track gauge; l barrel
bolts: kgs; 1 claw bar; chsel bars; 1872 Pr
fish plates, and 600 shares lola Electric RAIL
rond stock subject TO prior attachment
THE lola ELECTRIC COMPANY
BY Thompson& Thompson its Attorneys
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
(First published February 2s, 1902
Notice of Appointment Executor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLEN llII NIN

In the matter OF the estate OF James p.
Wright late OF Allen County, Kansas,
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th day
of February, A. D., 1902 the undersigned
was by the Probate Court of Allen County
Kansas. duly appointed and qualified eXecG-
tor of the estate of James p Wright, late
of Allen County, deceased All parties inter
ested In said estate will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly
Roy RANKIN, Executor.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
Publication Notice.

First Published March II, 1902
In the District court within and for Allen
county, Kansas.
The lola Electric Railroad
Company, Corporation
Plaintin SIS
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
[ To be Continued J


hi III lIOtllos
Five percent enterest, reasonable
commission. Call or write |. H. Kas-
beer. lola, Kansas.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
CHAPTER III.

UT the same hour that Nine.
\ Nina Gipsy went to find ref
4 uge at the Archangel, so
j highly recommended by Fan
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
BAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
William Clifford Was Instantly
Killed and Others Injured.

While chasing a runaway coal car
at Ouray Friday evening the engine
turned over, William Clifford. fire.
mar, was instantly killed and Engine
er Harry Faulkner and A. Stewart
Stevens, badly injured.
In switching. about eight O'Clock in
the evening, the car escaped aud start
ed down grade. The boys started IN
pursuit. Two miles below Oursy in
crossing a small bridge the ear jumped
the track leaving its trucks wedged
into the ties. A few minutes later
the engine appeared snd before mo-
mentum could be checked had struck
the trucks and gone over down the
fifty foot emoankment.
All three were unconscious for per-
hsps twenty minutes. Then Faux
ner recovered enough to help Stevens
up the bank out of the willows and
soft mud. BY this time another train
crew had come down to see what W :
the matter and rapchmen had arrived
on the scene. Young Clifford was
found dead under the cab. Appar-
entity he had never moved.
The body was taken to Ouray and
brought here Sunday. Funeral SER
vices held from the Catholic church
Tuesday morning were very large y
attended bg railroad men and by
numerous friends not only of tie
family but of the bright and promis-
ing young man.
Willie Clifford was but Is wears
and had just served his apprenticeship P
in the shops at Gnnnison. He had
been firing only six weeks. A bright
and loveable boy, without bad habits,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Moro New Buildings.

This week Jos II. Collins bought
of Mrs Emma Costalin the l1b feet
ON Main street adjoining his new
building and south of Latimer and
Aliens store. 800 was the pur-
chase price. In few weeks he will
let contract for another store to be
built perhaps this fall or early in the
spring.
N. Schmitz had let contract to the
Endner Lumber Co. for building on
his ten feet living north of the Rich
ardson block. Work will begin me- xt
week and the building be ready for
occupancy in a short time as he has
purchased one half the side walls
This will completely fill the space
cleared by fire and make handsome
brick front all along that section OF
Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Excursion Rates Via the D. Il re

"BroDcho busting contest Denver,
Colo. Oct. 9Th, sth and 9th. IS 95
round trip from Gunnison. Date of.
sale Oct. 9th, return limit Oct. 10th
National Irrigation Congress at
Colorado Springs, Oct. 9th TO 9th
Is 95 for round trip from Gnnnison.
Date of sale Oct. 5th, Return limit
Oct. 10Th.
Annual Convention of the State
Sunday School Association at Pueblo
Nov 11th 18th and 18Th rate of one
and one fifth fare on the certificate
plan fo- the occasion if not less than
so in attend ance. Certificates avail
able Nov. 9Th, 10th and 11th.
One lowest regular, first-class round
trip fare to Omaha is authorized from
Gunnisou on October 14th. These
Tickets are good to return until Oct.
18th. Upon payment of fee Of so cents
and depoeiting ticket it will be ex-
tended until November 30th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Decided in County Court.

The celebrated fish case of the
People of the State of Colorado VS..
Perry Rutland was tried in Judge
Hetherington's court last FRIDAY
afternoon and decided against Ra-
land who was sentenced to pay a fine
Of $40 and costs, the latter amount
ing to nearly $50.
Testimony developed that, cou-
trary to general belief, Ruland was
not fishing in the Gunnison or Tom
ichi or any public stream but was
fishing in Hartman's field over
llartman's fence inSo a slough
formed by an irrlgating ditch.
1t had been supposed that the case
would decide the right Of citizens to
fish in the bed of public stream
case that has never been decided In
Colorado. However nothing of the
kind was brought up in the trial,
though Mr.. Ruland's attorney, G. NJ
Hammond has appealed to the su-
preme court. j. NJ. McDougal, de-
putty district attorney, and L. e.
Brown represented the prosecution.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Beware Of Ointrncnts for Catarrh
that Contain HIefcuty.

- mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering
it through the mucous surface Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they will do is
tenfold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Cstarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
4 Co, Toledo, o. contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls
-catarrh cure be sure you get the gen.
,uipe. it's taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney and
Co, Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price s5c per
bottle.
Halls family pills are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
4 ] G<es.Ea KakA

br. X. u. Grxser~sa. s~w VI tke
three kes,e ssrgsoss ~ ~. 1s~sy.t'.
hs-ssssl- Ihsvee, At ElxAssss sd
Hsssbosdi. scsl dsOa tbs eievalos
shaft ssos sf.er $500 TS<.d.y ssd
sas INSTANTLY kilted. h- Seck vs.
ssokes-
Ir Grcgersen hsd hees attending
q pstiast es the ta.sA Asos Asd wes,
to the elevator To reach aHoal.es hoos.
The eievstos = a. ia the bascasest ssd
the doctor rasg IN vain. Thee he
epesed the door e, a started the e.e-
va,er upward. A IT passed hlsa ke
iamped IN sad eadesvorci 10 stop IL
at The sourth H.ser. Ia worked Nv
satisfactorily snd fsr soase reason he
attempted TO spring est.
Tie tell back in;e the shaft and y a.
haried head toreaaost TO the bs-ea,ent
h,or, q distance OF any feet. Nben
picked sp IL was found that his neck
had been broken aud IL is supposed
that death Was Instantaneous.
Dr. Greaersea had been connected
with the hospital for six weeks, hsv-
ing conse here fron, Leadville, where
he had prscticed Tor some time. He
was Al years oid aud unmarried lie
had no relatives ia this state.
DIR. Gregersoa wAs veil known in
Gunaisoa. He lived here two years
or more and everyone admired his
honesty and pluck After leaving
GauBison he worked his way through
the medical department at Boulder
university, counting NO work too
hard to secure the coveted diploma
on v which his dreams had been cen.
tered since childhood. His integrity
hand work and real ability in medi-
cine won him golden opinions and a
multitude of friends. Those sho
knew him here were rejoiced to learn
OF his graduation and later of hi. sue
cessfal practice at Lesdville. lie still
retained membership in Gunaisoa
lodge Nc. 80 OF.
esseesssA ef ooesSsl physiqae asA
unusual intellect he had just equip
ped himself for useful life, the more
since opportunity for schooling did
not come till late in life. His death
in the flush of vigorous manhood and
at the point when hopes were about
TO be realized is much TO be regretted
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
SPEAKERS:
Come One, Come All.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Want ads and announcements under this head
cents line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
TIL SITUATION
z c Sanmn. N<H Gs.sss q
CskslA &s<s u ~ Nsias-
cal 0A&inuk.

Judge l.. G. ~s,ss-sa. as@scrsiis
e<swci,4lSse tor gever..r, asd Harry
lsssey. dcasscrstic cssdsdste for the
stale o0se VI auditor. sere v,-stor- IN
Gssnt.,a fross sapday sescaooa until
esdsy fcrcs.oa. le"kias over shs
Sosit,cAi situation, Shaking haads
US,a old sc4a2sstance- aud Msksng a
tee scw ONES.
Tslkiag With . Nsws-CssSrgo>
rwporser Jsaae St,sa-,s said, ''e,snnI-
sea is place 1 always take pleasure
- visiting u i- aow oser 100 years
<isae I cas- here ls-t and ! believe the
sewp is mach Iivelier than thea.
The removal OF sose old buildings
Aad erectiea OF s.me new eses adds
greatly 10 the appearance OF he town.
The town has ali the natural sdvant-
ages necesssry 10 the making Of a
great city
What do you think Of the political
situation here Judge Stimson
sIt is promising indeed. We ex-
pect a good majerity from Gaaaison
county"
"How are things looking over the
state -
.Nery well a. far a. we have been.
Indications point to democratic sue
cess this fall u is to the interests oi
every csttlemsn, every ra"chmsn,
every miner. every laborer aud every
citizsn of Colorado to e ect the demo
crate ticket in its entirety. Psrtic-
alarly is it to the interests of the
common people TO elect democratic
legislature TO return Henry N. Teller
to the senate. lie represents all that
is dear to the hearts of the people"
Judge stimson aud Mr.. Insiey went
from Gamnison to Lake City Monday
-ssorning.
Ry slecti~g Judge s,i.~oa the peo-
pie viii esect . f~veF61 We pea
sssses sll the qualifications the hesd
Of state goverww.eat should have, .
man who combine experience and
Judgement with natural brillisncy OF
saind aud tendency to cautious, delib-
erate action: a man whose character
and past career are above any re
prosch aud who will he the true
servant of the state.
Mr. lnsley, of Arapahoe county. Il
promising candidate and worthy The
confidence the people have in him
He will get his share of support from
et,unnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

WANTED ) YOUNG MEN from Gun
nison county at once TO prepare for
positions in the government service
Railway Mail Clerks. Letter Car
riers, Custoa House and Depart
mental, Clerks, etc. Apply to
INTER STATE CoRREs. lNsT.,
Cedar Rapids, la.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

FoR SALE-A good ranch, 500 acres
plenty of water, well fenced, good
log house. stable and cOrrals. Will
cut 200 tons of hay. Ii sold soon / SO
tons of hay and good pasture with the
ranch.
HENRY +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Bicycle cleaning and repairing
All kinds of bicycle supplies. Prompt
tion at Kane's bookstore under Wood
man hall. W. 5. Rainbow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

and the hope and pride of his parents
and sisters, the community may well
shed . tear At his untimely death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Lost.

Strsyed or stolen-Nearly two year
old heifer, branded & | ON right hip,
red and white spotted. Reward by re-
turning to e. JACKLIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Don't forget to buy your minnows
At Gsvette Bros. & Duree, the old
reliable minnow merchants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Wanted-Cosl on subscription. TIE
NEws-CH,Nr1ox.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Fish tags, for shipping fish, for sale
at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
PRESBYTERIANS FINISH.
General Assembly Will Meet in Los
Angeles Next Year.

New York. May e6-The Presbyterian
general assembly at today's session
chose Los Angeles. Cal. as the place Of
next meeting.
The general assembly acted adversely
on an overture from the presbytery Of
Los Angeles requesting that ministers
coming from the south Presbyterian
church be honOTably retired with the
same privileges as if they had served al
WAYS with the church under the General
assembly.
The Rev. Richard S. Holmes pointed out
that there was great difference between
the mileage for Cleveland and Los An
Seles.
IF you want to burden the membership
for such a big sum as this difference
would be. let the money go to home mis-
SiOns, OF to pay off the debt on the Pres
byterian building. We have no right 10
do a thing to favor any big corporation
or railroad
At the moment when the moderator
called for a vote on the question a mem
Der, who refused to give his name, but
who was said to be an elder from Cleve-
land, made the statement that a railroad
had conducted a lobby in favor of Los
Angeles among the commissioners. The
moderator declared the Cleveland elder
out of order. Elder Ernest E. Baker.
from Oakland. Cal. said that the man
referred to as a lobbyist was a member
Of the assembly, who had a perfect right
to be on the floor of the assembly. The
vote was 2S7 for Los Angeles and 149 for
Cleveland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
VISITED
BY FLOOD
Fountain River 0VerflOWs Its
Banks and Destroys Property.
MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE
THREE L&RGE STEEL RAILWAY
BRIDGIlS WASHED AWAY.

OUEBLo, May 26.-The high water
in the fountain river reached here
shortly after o'clock, tearing out
the Colorado & Southern railroad,
flooding the cellar of the Pueblo hos
pital and doing other damage.
The flood shortly after came down in
d great roaring breast of water tear
ing loose everything in its way. At
Buttes station, on the Rio Grande
road, the section house and other prop
erty were destroyed. From there to
this city not much of value could be
reached by the wave, and ample warn
ing had been sent ahead.
But q number of tent jewellers dis
regarded it and had a narrow escape.
Two women were compelled to cling
to tree several hours amid the noisy
waves. Several small houses and tents
were carried off. The three large steel
railroad bridges of the Santa Re, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Colorado & Southern
roads, all within a quarter of a mile
above the mouth Of the Fountain. were
torn OUT, and no trains viii be able to
cross for some time.
The approaches to the city bridges
on Fourth and Eighth streets and those
Of the county bridge north Of the city
were undermined and then torn out.