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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
EMPEROR WILLIAM
TO ROOSEVELT
Prince Henry Coming Over 10 the
Yacht Christening.
WILL BRING IMPERIAL YACHT.
Emperor William Cables Ills Qualification at
The Presidents Permission for Miss Roo G.
yclt to Perform the Christening Ceremony OF
His New Yacht President Assures Hearty
Welcome for Prince Henry.

Berlin. (By Cable).-Emperor Viii
liams yacht Hohcnzolern will go to
New York to participate in the launch
ing of His Majcsty's new yacht. Prince
Henry Of Prussia will also be present
at the ceremony as representative of En-
pcror William.
Emperor William telegraphed as fol-
lows in English to President Roosevelt:
am most gratihed by your kind per
mission for Miss Roosevelt's performing
the christening ceremony OF my yacht.
II gives me great pleasure to announce
to YOU that | have ordered my yacht
Hohenzollern TO cross over and be pres
ent at the ceremony. My brother, Ad-
miral Prince Henry of Prussia, will ap-
pear as my representative. and will be
able to express to you once more my
sincere feelings and friendship for the
United States and their illustrious head.
(Signcd) WILLIAM, r. I.
President Roosevelt replied as follows
in German:
Your Majcstys intention to send over
your yacht HohenZollcrn to attend the
christening by my daughter of your new
yacht is a source of great pleasure and
satisfaction to me. ! can assure you a
hearty welcome for your brother, Ad-
miral Prince Henry to whom | shall
personally express my sincere feelings
Of esteem for your Majesty. as we'll as
my best wishes for the welfare of the
German people.
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Hohenzolcrn has been placed in
drydock at Kiel to have her bottom
scrapcd and painted She is under or
ders to be fitted ont for a Io-wceks'
cruise and will sail for New York, jan
uary p, according to present plans, ar
irving there about February 3. Prince
Henry will sail early in February on one
of the North German Lloyd steamers.
He VIII be attended by several officers
OF high rank, whose names have not yet
been announced.
The date Of the launching of the En-
peror's yacht. it is understood, has been
fixed for February 60
The length of Prince Hcnry's stay in
the United States is undetermined and
will depend in part upon the wishes of
President Roosevelt and the program for
his entertainment Prince fenry's visit
to America is regarded by the court as
another evidence of the Emperor's desire
to win the good will of the American
people and government for Germany
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
Nicaragua Celebrated Over Canal.

Managua, Nicaragua, (By Cable).-
There is great rejoicing in the official
circles Of Nicaragua over the news by
cable that the Nicaraguan canal bill has
passed the House OF Representatives.
The national band at Managua PLAYED
Hail Columbia" and salutes were fred
from the battery.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
Have European Canals.

London, (By Cable) Ono of the
most important of American commercial
enterprises in Europe is now being dis
cussed here. 1t consists in the securing
of all-water routes for American car
goes of grain and other commodities
from inland ports in the United States
to inland ports in Europe, and embraces
the purchase by American capital of sew
cral British and other canals
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
Ono Woman Shoots Another.

Manchester. N. H., (SpeciaD Annie
Beaudry shot Jennie Gagnon in one of
the Amosksag Corporation mills here
and then committed suicide. Miss Gag
non is alive. but in a critical condition,
1t is believed that Miss Beaudry was not
in her right mind 1t was reported that
she accused Miss Gagnon of having
prosecuted her and for that reason She
had given up her situation in the mill,
Miss Beaudry was about 25 years of age.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
For Permanent Census Bureau.

The Senate Committee on Census
unanimously agreed to recommend the
passage of the bill introduced by Sena-
tor Hale to create permanent census
bureau The committee was addressed
by Director Merriam, who said that
with permanent establishment the
worl; OF the bureau could be done bet
ter and more economically
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16

St Petersburg, fBy Cable) "A rail
road paymaster, while riding on To-.
comotve, has been murdered near Khar-
koh, and his body was burned in the fire
box. The engineer is charged with the
murder and with the robbery Of 10000
ronblcs (about $Is,ooo). which the pay
master had
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
sls.OOO saIary fOr Ex.Presldent.

Representative Lowering, OF Massacha-
sets, introduced a bill providing a sal
airy for eX-Presidents Of the United
States at the rate OF $a5ooo annually
from the date Of retirement from the
Presidency The bill is to apply to any
ex President living at the time the law
is enacted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-01-16
Pension ApproprlalIoa slss.8l223G

The Pension Appropriation bill was
completed BY the House Committee ON
Appropriations and reported to the
House. 1t carries SI3oS42.23o, exactly
the amount Of the estimates. as against
SI4s.24s.23o appropriated last year
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
BUY THOROUCHBREDS.
Cunnssoa Ce~nty RAnchnen by
8 Had of Nxbraska Stock.

The sale of thoroughbred Short
horas and Herefords held saturday
afternoon at the livery stable OF Wat
sou x Hickman was largely attended.
Every quarter of the county was rep
resented, aud 3s fine blooded animals
from the Wolf creek farms of Wm.
Ernst and Ernest Bro. at Graf, Ne
brasks, changed wnership.
Twelve registered Hereford bulls
went to the Cebolla valley in charge
of 4. A. Foster, ". Z. sammons, y.
". Andrews aud W. 4. Howard.
These twelve averaged el0o apiece.
hcAsregor aIso parchased one
tive Hereford. Powderhorn ranch
men seem partial TO Herefords.
Down the Gunnison, j. j. Carpen-
ter took one Hereford and Valentine
Ehret two. A. w. Mergelman bought
four Sbort horns and Geo. and Dick
Andrews one apiece. Up the Temichi
and Cochetopa range I'd Funk drove
three fine Shorthorn animals that
cost him respectively 500, sll5 and
$3.50. Port Nantuyl also invested in
a sbortborn while A. IL. Mcconnell
and Joe Adams took lIerefords.
Those who purchased shorthorns
for the Ohio creek range were Allen
q Sweigart, two, Ed Silks, Ed Wviie,
W. +. Buckley, and Lee Lehman, each
one. Frank Lightly aud l.. IL. Easlerly
bought Hereford apiece.
The bunch of bulls brought their
former owners nearly $40 apiece and
demonstrated that such sales can be
successfully conducted in Gunnison
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
BURGLARS Nabbed.

Monday morning Sheriff " stson
and Deputy Snodqrsss came in from
alsenburg with two men suspected
II being the burglars who tampered
with c. I. Sills' safe and broke into
The c. a. ;. depot month or two
sgo. The men are Alex Templeton
and Lawrence Daley. 1t is believed
sufiicient proof has been obtained to
send them mp ss the guilty parties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Ohio City Items.
News Champion Corressondence.
fToo late for last weeks is


Too late Tor last weeks issuel
A. NJ Waterman and wife left
here on saturday for Wilson. Kansas
to spend the winter with their son at
that place.
Mrs Geo. Dice and two daughters
left on Monday for their new home At
Littletou, Colo. two sons having gone
previously.
On last Sunday Chas. Herdman and
mother. Mr. Faux and Miss Bessie
Gibbons drove over from Tomichi to
church and sunday school also to visit
friends.
J. NJ. Gardner. Jr. returned from
the east last Tuesday leaving Mrs.
Gardner and little daughter in Ohio
for the winter. He is going 10 put q
force Of mon at work on group of
claims in Comancbe gulch. The tun-
mel is now in / so feet and is owned bv
Pennsylvania parties.
b. s. Wilson and family went to
Pittsburg. Penn. on MONDAYS train.
d. S SAYS he will return early in the
spring prepared to do some extensive
in Last Chance gulch where claims
are looking very promising st present
and also on Granite mountain which
is now being worked with splendid
results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
SWEEPS TIE COUNTY,
0snocsAcy Loaes - Sesae by
- AvkwAgd AAenay.
HIR ooe6DRD SRE
Gsoo1saa Co~ety StAak F.G r~
thx Passy of - Pssek-

b. eleven o'eiecs esee ION .ighI
che three 1ss.i-ss precincts. three
trea Crested Butte 9th Astbracste.
kezr, saylnere aud syescnr had
been reported aud gave EIock lead
OF iz2 with NeDSa9si elo-c behisd
and Heine- a good tbsrd. That set
tied ~ aud oaiv question s mai IT
it'es remained Majersasss which have
gro~a into $50 sor Block; 34z fos
hcDoag Al and les t.r tie,mer.
The total vote s- > per cent. less
shsa last year. The three Gansisos
precincts polled 6s7 VOTES a. sgsis-i
7Ss last year.
The high schoo, proposition might
A. well have been anan.aoes ss enl,
50 voters recorded themselves AZ inst
ii to l0.1 for the proposition.
80 lar as known the amendments.
generally received a mai eiiy in the
county except probably the Backlin
bill. That measure Is defeated in the
state.
Socialist appear 10 have hardly
reached their es imated vote Ahrens
received i13 aud Crosby los Un-
doubtedly this was due To the COM
nonsense view OF the senatorial stu
alton taken by members OF that
party.
For two days the state ticket " as
in doubi, but finally conceded bag
ard baggage 10 republicans, exeep,
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfell The same
was true Of congressional nominees
with the exception OF Shsfro,h, the
Legislature aud Senator Teller. Forta-
nAsely for the honor of Colorado, the
Legislature is democratic by a saf fe
. majority and the senator from Colo
Brooks Only has 54l plarity over
Alva Adams.
The most striking feature of elec..
tion here was general apathy and
light vote cast.
The same appears to have been true
F. every where in Colorado. From a
majority of 1874. 900 for Bryan in
$50 the political peniulum has
swung again to republican policies
We can only say il that is what the
people want, may they get it plenty.
The size OF republican msiorities is
not known with certainty, but may
be gathered in part from the general
election returns printed on the inside
pages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Winter Resorts

in the South, Southeast and California are
most conveniently reached via the Colo
rado a Southern Ry. and connexions
through Fort Worth. Memphis and by
way Of the new Dalhart Il Paso Route
Especially low round trip rates VIII be
quoted and sleeping car reservations made
on request. Write to
i. T. FISHER
General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Fire at Smith Anthracite.
Marble Citizen

Marble Citizen.
AT 80 o'clock this morning the
teacher at Smith mine. Miss Sarah
Essterlv discovered what is known
as "The Reading Room 70 be on fire
The alarm was quickly given, but a.
the big structure was built of pine
and the fire had gained much head
way before being discovered the
building and its contents were dis
troyed. The first floor was used as y
wash house" and il was on this floor
the men kept their clothes 50 the los
will be heavier on them than on the
company, which carries its own in
sursnce, The cause of the fire is un-
kown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

The News CHAMPION has a good
many extra sample ballots. For ten
cents in stamps we will send a supply
10 any teacher in the county wishing
70 hold mock election for the pleas
IRE and instruction of their pupils.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Late Filings.

Stewart Nc Duugal Files on Elk lode ON
oalena mountain near Elk Lake ........
j. ". Palmer ct al Files ON Vista lode on
Cameron mountain, near Carpenter
camp...s ....-. ........... ...........
DIR. W. II Waterman ct al, Files on Pour
claims on Ohio creek near Ohio CITY.
T. NJ. IIaSmaker Files ON Lost Canon Ditch
Water to be taken from Lost Canon
W. q. Tilton Files ON Cebolla tunnel and
tunnel site and fremont lode Goose
creek district. --.-.-....... -...-....
W. ". Roof ct al Files on Cow Boy No.
lode adjoining J. ". Drew mine in Tin
Cup district. .........,-.-.-..
Richard Cooper Files on Lucky Drop lode
at head Of Cement creek near Climax
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Entertainments Monday Night.

At Woodmen hall Monday night.
Il. r. Biersmith. impersonator, will
sntertsin with comic readings, recit-
ttions, etc. giving among other things
be monkey dance, DIR. Jekyl and MIR.
hyde. Admission will be 25 cents.
BY all means go and enjoy a happy
svening. The entertainment will be
Under the auspices of the Women of
Woodcrsft.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Hillside School.

For the school month ending Oct.
81, 1902 m Hillside school district
No 26 enrolment for the month was
23, average daily attendance p, 2,neither
absent nor tsrdy / viz;
Minnie Jones Mabel Andrews
Ralph Stone Dean Jones
Mary Tuttle Lawrence Stone
Simma Moore Lizzie Cooper
Lula Jones Roy Andrews
Earl Stone
Number cases Of hardness 2 aver
age department per pupil 9s per cent
Pupils perfect in department II, viz.
Edith Andrews Edward McCsbe
Minnie Jones Lizzie Cooper
Minnie Met abe Lula Jones
Rosie Moore Belle McCabe
Etts Cooper Frei Jones
Cad Jones Clifford Stone
Parents and friends requested to
visit the school, inspect the school
and lend cooperation.
T. NJ. MITCHELL.
TEACHER
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Howeville Items.
county

News-t hampton Correspondence.
Mrs. Applegate, of Crested Butte,
attended the dance in the schoolhouse
Friday evening.
Miss frankie sampson was the re-
cipient of an eighth grade diploma
this week. We congratulate Frankie
upon her success.
At the election Tuesday 46 votes
were cast For commissioner Rober
anyother candidate on his ticket
This shows that Mr.. Ahrens is con-
sidered very good msn for the place
by those who know him best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

| have left all my accounts with J.
G.. Downey. All parties indebted to
me please call at Mr.. Dowpey's office
opposite Wolfe a Eastmans livery
Darn and settle their accounts and
0bliee. J. A ROBBINS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

A. Nj. Wood worth, the White Pine
merchant. is back from New York.
lie was in Gunaison today hunting
gray horse which was lost during
lis absence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

NJ o. Waterman and wife came
down from Ohio City Wednesday to
do some shopping at the county seat
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

For SALE.-A good ranch, 800 acres
plenty of water, well fenced, good
ut 200 tons of hay. Ii sold soon so
IONS of hay and good pasture with the
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

Fise Turkey dinner sunday at the
saddle Rock restaurant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
Realty Transfers,

dos kfoll. 81 Leaasiila 10 John N Lar.
son. OF Aspen. y interest in Last Hope
mine. Tin Cup mining district .-.--.--.
Elizabeth hotter 10 LAS Johan Olsen. [ nd.
y interest in Last Hope mime. Tin Cup
mining district ..---. -..- .-.. .----.-...
John N Larson to Laiz Olson tnd =
interest ia Last Hops No. 2, Tin Cup
mining district. .... .... .-..-.--.
VIM snyder 70 Gunnison Hdw CO.. build
ing and improvements lot ~. block
~. GnnBi-ou. orsinal....--. ...---..-
Mat Delaney to A 5. kobey, Willow Placer
claim ON Taylor riyca two miles below
Bowman ...a.-. .-.-.-.+.s-..-s NJ
Trustee Of Dartmouth College. To vernon
Davis isD acres land at Almont . 81. 8 sai
y. ". snodgrass TO Mrs. Josephine Boyle
south 4 lot ~ block u and lot ~
block 27. Crested Butte ....... ....... 8 vs.
Geo. ". Fsrnhsm to J. d. Miller, und. a
in Gitana lode claim ct al Goid Brick
district .... .-------..s lv'
7. A. Gilbert, of Denver aud l. p. Cart
wright, ef fexas. 10 u = pe~k Of bh>n-
yer. Und. SIS Of Raspberry lode 1T al
in Ruby District see. .-.-...---- .------s 81
C. ". Darrow receiver, TO George sievers
and o. Ittleson, trustees, the Gold Coin
lode ct at, and Mill machinery, etc, on
Willow creek ...--.- ....-.--.-----.-. $50
n. X. Merry. Quebec. TO B. =. Wright, lots
and 10, except 2ls feet of lot 10, block
20. West GuDnison ....-.. ..-...-s 5to
John Poena TO Elizabeth Dilworth, of
Boulder, ~ acres Of land on East rivert "a
Peter Gozzh to Elizabeth Dilworth, 100
acres land ON East river. ..--..---.- - 6Hs
Geo. W. Brown Jr. to Liha NJ iiaymaker,
40 acres land aud improvements there
on in Township 81 .....-..... -..-.-. 5D
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

Wanted Coal on subscription. TnE
News -CHAMPIoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07
BUSINESS lGAls.

Want ads and announcements under this head
D cents line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-07

HENRY + LAKE.
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Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra.

The Boston Ladies' Symphony orchestra
which Will come to the Jefferson theatre
Thursday night, is composed of twenty
ladies and two gentlemen. The director
is Frank w. Mckee, who has had the d.
,lectorship of a ladies' orchestra for seven
years. He first had charge of. the Clara
Schumann orchestra of Boston, but when
that orchestra was disbanded tine best
part came with Mr.. Mckee and united
with the best half of the Boston Smy-
phony orchestra, and for the last five
years has, under the name of the Boston
Ladies symphony orchestra, given con-
certs In nineteen different states and ter
ritories. They have had unprecedented
seasons of successful tours ranging from
twenty-five to thirty weeks each wear.
They have never before been in Ala
bama, and 1t is claimed that all lovers of
music here have rare treat in store for
them on Thursday night. The soloists
are: Mrs. Mabel Beaman Mckee, violin:
Miss Ralphena Parsons, trombone; Miss
Caroline Kimberly, flute and piccolo:
Miss Alkaline Meek. cornet; George A.
Taylor tenor. Mr.. Taylor is an English
man who has an exceedingly fine tenor
voice, pure and clear, and his baddals are
delightful.
In the orchestra there are four first
violins. two second violins two violas.
two cellos, first and second clarinet, two
comets, flute and piccolo, oboe, trombone.
drums, etc.
The programme includes an abundance-
of popular music and gives the audience.
two hours entertainment.
/ Ehe. Colorado Springs Gazette saidspta
accent concert by this orchestra:
Xaaaa,slar ga5aNd nee that greeted,
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stroy harmony in their home life The
same recognition of her own defects
which prompts Paula to make an ante
nuptial confession In writing, to save
Aubrey from ever regretting his mar
riage to her, is a constant source of
worry. She broods over 1t. In defiance of
her husbands gently expressed desire
that she shall net continue an aequaint-
ance with former, and undesirable fe-
male friend who has married a titled
rake, gambler and drunkard, she invites
both to Aubrey Tanqueray's home.
Long before Aubreys daughter ar
rivos from her travels on the continent
Of Europe. she has regretted her action.
The arrival of Elloan unexpectedly, her
shy confession of having fallen in love
with a young officer who has been decor
ated with the Victoria cross for gallant
service In India, bring to Paulas mind
most wildly the difference between the
child woman and herself and the friends
she has placed her in contact with. When
Capt. Hugh Ardale presents himself, sues
for Ellean's hand and is recognized by
Paula as a man whom she mas formerly
been associated with, she never hest
tates or swervcs from what she considers
to be her duty She repeats verbally tic
confession written to her husband. At
no time during the progressof her life
after marriage with aubrey 1ailduefuy
does she violate any law that Is coed
or pure. She is striving for the best. She
Is not brutal stupid nor offensive. She
is sorry for her own past degradation
and endeavoring to maintain those quail
ties which are always respected in daily
life. Her only friend is a hard-hcarted
Scotchman, who Is merely a spectator of
the play of life, a friend of her hus-
bands, who desires to see the players
happy She Is a losts heep. out of the
fold, and her tragic end Is an exempla-
cAtion of the old moral law. Her horizon
is widened by daily contact with purity
and domestic life. She Is redeemed by
the mastery of an unselfish love, and her
tragic immolation of herself. The odds
are all against her. She suffers and dies.
That is all
Miss Coghlan appears at the jefferson
on Friday matinee and night December
10