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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
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The particulars Of the sccisleut on
The Color ado and Southern brify an
nounce in last weeks Issue, which re-
suited in the death of X. u. Noroney
were rs follows: Al sa early hour
last Friday morning ERgiseer Stan.
ley Andrews and Firesasa II. l.. Nor
oney started with engine No. 63 to
back down from Pitkin to Psrlia to
meet train - and proceed frosa there
AS helper over Alpine pass. When
about a mile below Pitkin the eng me
suddenly lstt the track, the tender
landing ON one side and the engine on
the other. Firensn Noromey was
caught between the cab aud boiler
and his body from the waist down
horribly crushed, one thigh being
completely hattewcd. He lived but
few minutes afterwards. Engineer
Andrews escaped but was badly
bruised. Mr.. Aoroney had been EN-
ployed on this portion of the road
about two years aud was very highly
esteemed among his associates. His
remains were shipped to Denver,
which was formerly his home. Upon
investigation no appsrent cause could
be found for the accident.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
FOR RURAL RESIDENTS.

Fence wires can be stretched bv \
new machine which has an extension
10 brace against a post while . crank
s beng turned to wind up a rope at
taehed to the wire by clamp.
Cisterns can be easily cleaned by q
new1evice, consisting of a closed buck
et attached to a suction pipe and low
cred to the bottom of the well, TO draw
the dirt through IN opening in the bot
tom Of the bucket.
La~n-mo~er hnive. are automatic
ally sharpened by anew grinder. which
consists OF an emery roller mounted
On spring arms so it can be brought in
contact with the edges of the knive. to
grind them as the mower is in opera
tioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Last winter in January Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Marsh when en- route to
California hsd the misfortune to
lose their railroad tickets at Albu-
qurque. n. n. Yesterday Mr.. Marsh
received . check for eco from the
Santa Fe road in return payment for
the lost tickets. That speaks we'll
for the Santa Fe and Mr.. Marsh is 10
be congratulated. He had to wait
nine months until the time limit of
the tickets ran ont.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Ripehardt and Robert Holloway
have this summer done much develop-
ment work on their properties in
Rastler gulch. The Maroon Noun
tain Mining company owns six claims
sunk and tunnels extended. One tun-
mel has crosscut the vein at 425 feet
A new tunnel run 1 25 feet on the vein
this summer discloses seven feet of
copper ore assaying from seven to
twenty per cent. Next season this
will be exterded to find the ore chute
apd crosecpt run from other workings,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
1Sre A4AoAarA $svsrr Ties.

j. Z. Harris has this week taken
direct from the company the contract
for getting out $4,000 ties on the
Lake Fork this winter for the -. Il
X G. road. They are specified as
standard gauge ties, another straw
which shows that the time of psrrov
gauge trains is limited. Mr.. Harris
VIII begin his good winters Job in
the near future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
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sssuse of the krs4as- sssxAsr 90 sssssA
3 street. Mr.. Waiter u,s-sos. og
s..sss-ss. ~s.a n rs. ks.ssA "a
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trssas II tie sssstrscfsag psrlses.
nr. 80 Mr.. Uissles LeSt 90 Mos
dsy tos GUsSises. whsss they vi1
usake thsss hsssse.
Marble Tssses. n. Clowd cassse
a"vs nesd~y sros& ths lAsey usiss
AID y ss . passenger tort ais!orusa tos
the winter. HE SAYS the kos Tcs
.sse is al right aud that the IeSeV
cs ths same vcia. Is in pay ore tbs
-ssse as the Bon Ton. tie Was aueh
els,ed over his prospects on Crystal
mountain aud ~iil retura in the -prinx
prepared 10 deexses-ive deve lepmeat
york. lie reiterated that be had q
psy mine IN the Dewey aud lots Of
good ore.
Paopis Gszette-Se veal We cars af
ties have been amioaded here this week
in order to release the cars This
msterial will be strung 10 soaaer.et
- fast as the grade is completed. A.
soon ss this work is done he TRACK
laying gang viii be taken to Delts
where the work OF broadening ths
gauge will begia. A. soon as this 10
finished TO Grand Junction IL will 10
broadened 10 Somerset. The tupsel
near Whitewater il = bread gauge one
and will not need any extra w. ork.
sslida Nail The funeral of the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
T. Brown, of Guaaison, was held On
Monday, from the home Of Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. Burnett, st
Ponchs. The burial was at the cevu-
terry near that place. The little one
died st it's hossse in Gsnaisos ~ Fri
day aud was brought here ON sAtsr.
day night by Mrs. Dsrnett. The sor.
rowing psrests have the heartfelt
sympathy Of hsst VI friends here ss
Poscha, where Mrs. Brown spent hes
childhood days. Rev. j W. OIL o.
ficiated at the funeral service asd
burial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

No Democratic editor Is able to
speak higher wwds cf praise for the
democratic candidate for governor
than the following from the v,ea Of
Col. |. n Stevens. editor Of the Cole.
rsdo Springs Gazette and manager of
the Repsbl'esn State Literary bureau
Judge stimsos is ia some respects
the strongest candidate the Democrat
could select for the position Of gov
ernor. He has developed great
strength in Teller and III Psso coun-
ties aud his personal character and
his clean record Of nearly twenty
Years in this state commend him to
the respect Of oil his fellow citizens
irrespective II politics. IL the next
governor Of the state is TO be a demo-
crst = better man could not be cho-
sen than Judge Stimsou We are
glad to see the democrats nomipat-
ing good men, with whom the in
terests Of the state will be il they
are elected
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Rev. 8 l. Ward leaves today for
Payson, Utah where he will occupy
the Presby terian pulpit until the first
Of Janaa-y. After that date be may
locate in Denver il Utah does not
prove agreeable. Payson is city of
three thousand and the junction point
Of ID. 4 u. q. and Oregon Short Line
roads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

]. J. Murphy, manager of the
Lsmphler tunnel At Ohio City, Was
in town this week on business. Dur
ing the week IN cross-cuttiBg, the
breast OF the tunnel was driven through
four feet Of fine mineralized quartz
under the hanging wall of granite.
No aesays have yet been made, but
the outlook is very encouraging.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
oAllsWe'~u Assrjsl.

High school girls are making lively
preparations for a joviaI time nj their
social tonight. Don't fail to go aud
at least contribute your presence.
You noticed the program last week.
Yet other mirth provoking things
are in store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

c. II Meyer came over from Lake
City Sunday evening to STAY until
the first and then return with Mrs
Never who has been visiting in Gun
nison some weeks. Miss Mabel ac-
coRpsnied him to answer the holloes
at central on the Gunnison Telephone
line. Charley has put in most of the
summer installing large power
plant for the Red Rover NJ. Il NJ.
company seven miles above Lake CITY
on iIenSen creek
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Every wos.as 10 GWwsises cOuuty
is invited 10 join the WOaes's Deuss-
crstic Club Of GasnisoR. send in
YOUR saBe today 10 Mrs. A. II. K.
Creoks, president or Miss Christina
schsaitz, secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Baptist church services will be
conducted by Rev. NJ. l.. Goff next
Sunday both morning and evening.
Morning theme, ''Conditions of Sue
cess" Evening theme, "Sin-Its Ma
,ure, Its Effects, Its Remedy" Mr..
Gofi was for two years Baptist mis-
sionarv in Nebraska.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
Accident il y. 4 Z. Il Vars.

Last evening as Fred Allen was
coupling the tanks of two engines in
the ID. & II. G.. yards here his arm
was caught between the two draw
heads and badly crushed. 1t is not
thought the bones were seriously in.
jured but he was taken to the Salida
hospital that same evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

The North Fork Fruit Store closed
its third successful season Saturday
and the proprietor, j. A. Robbins,
has returned TO Psonia. while here
he disposed OF over FIVE thousand
boxes of frui; besides much green
stun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

The ladies OF the NJ. y. ehsvch
viii give the election dinner at The
W goldman ball. A number of sse-
fui ARTICLES have been donated which
will be on sale during the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Robert Holloway left last Satsr-
day evening for Denver. lie will
spend the winter In . lower altitude
probably California. RiRehardt Hel..
loway expects TO join him in . few
davs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

A wagon load of apples distributed
across Tomichi avenue attracted the
crowd Monday afternoon. The freight
dray in hauling half "A carload to the
Gunnison Hardware company's store.
room crossed freshly flied water
pipe ditch and the front axle sunk To
the hub and broke square in two Ii
was grand spill. but widely adver-
tised the fine quality of fruit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Ar. AND Mrs. 4. B.. Rrowa moura
the loss of their infant dssghter who
died last Saturday at their hoasc Ny
the 9assises valley. The little girl
Was sst week old sasday. Mr..
Browa's mother. Ms. Barnett took
the iittle bodv to Poschs Springs
there 10 he inferred syMpathy and
co1doleSee stretch out toward the
the grsef-s,r.eken parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Fox sALs-Fosr roosa house ,psstry
closet ssA good owtbsildisgs. In
good condition. Price $1,000. ssaall
payWent down, balance in INSTALL
ments to suit. HENRY y. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

kiehard Wolfe Of IAeater speat
several days in town this week asd in
company With his wife. who has been
visiting friesds here for three weeks.
returned hosse yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

r. W. Spensley, manager of the
Union Park placer, with his family
spent a couple of days in town this
week. They left last evening for
Leadville for the winter, the placers
having been closed down for the
season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Articles of incorporation of the
Saddle Mountain High Line Ditch
company TO operate in Delta and
GaanisoR counties. Capital $4,000.
The officers are 7. VI. Trobough, pres
ideRt; j. 4. Piburn, secretary and A.
Mcneil, treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

The h OF Z lodge ~iil hold {
s.es isl a.eeting Saturday evsssss
asa will entertain Grand Chsacellsss
Thss- Curry ef Lcadvills.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Mr.. A. NJ 4 Crooks Misses
Christina sehmitz. Mamie Hsre . d
and Fsnnie BarBett went up 60 Pit
kin FRIDAY TO work ia ths interests
Of the Women's Democratic Club OF
g. uHnisos
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Tie ladies of the N T.. charch will
give the election dinner at the w God
man ball A number OF u-eful srti
eles have beea donated which viii I've
on sale during the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

A number of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Rummage gathered st
their home Wednesday evening to aid
in celebrating their Path anniversary.
Refreshments were served and the
evening much enjoved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

The Haliowe'e" boy Vas in evil
dence eves as early ss Wednesaay
evening. Looks - though the s.rshsl
weald have his hsads full tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

:. h. aade. was IN tews several
aays tins week baviag hides for the
fueeie house. J. u. Miller L Bro.
furnished two car loads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

" A JsbH-oa ~ss a visstos Y
The nsctreyoli. frosa Hot sv~ins
crsel yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Ivan u. Hsrds west TO Grand
JuHctioa AoUday after q coarle ot
weeks visit ~ the city with HE
brother, Robert.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

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sS~s yoAssd>y - A~ oag ~ Csu,ssA
basse-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

karl .s--s el LssAe Cav cs1s - ~
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El.Asas
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Mrs. A. &. eoyne spent scssssl
d.ss. of tas- week. a. He~evslse. vis-
issng ~ifh the family OF :. ". Kids
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Three car loads of splendid apples
came into town Monday. Que Cor
each of the grocery establishments II
J. W. Rumrnage, Collins L AcCor-
mick and the Gunnison HardWsse
company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

No. J. h csseste rctsrsed -
lssas ..Essa Jsncs,ss isss Sasssan,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

N tilesTeeas aeiivcrsa . 'o~a -
haaao grown eass 30 Hol@a- 4 Qsss.
thi- weed
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

WA. hct,s s,se "a. ~ sev. Tu
asy troS TssIe Fsrk asA departed
thai evening ier ks.sss ~ spssA the
inter-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Nose aud ss.ere rum.ss vi U~sd sna
belle s"os 10 J'asie please the ears os
khssss G.ssip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31
LMAL NEWS

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

An-. >. ksss~. w.sAar ssE. y,
sssssrsed Tss-d~y 10 Cscsgs. sssss
s,,aasasag sks sxss0ss hsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Mr-- W. ~. hoksx v~suev,A Ts.>-
d. isosa . 1sssaA~' visit 9th
hsr fsress- ssAs k.sckhsrs. Okla
hosss
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

travelling ssss ~ skas Colliss 4
y hcCerw.ck hare ese " ths A~< sr.
Tsa2ed ssd kssAr~n.,s ssssss !. Colo
rsde.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

CsAs 0ssAss. 80 " ,sss y-sx-
Aes srsa GlAss Cay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Old papers for sale At this o6sce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

Sotnr Young people have turned
city aiIches into the old SIX ting rink
basin TO try the experiment os filling
it up with water so that in case a
skating rink is started not quite so
much hydrant water will he necessary.
Chas. >checker and wife were in from
Pow deraorn Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-31

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Travelling suss ~ skss .Coasiss Z
AcCerussck Asss ese " ths ~ e.
gsa2ed ssd kssA~~n,, ssss~s !. Colo
rsds.
Mr. ". y. heks< s.s~s..d Tss.-
d. isosa . tve-ssossA~' v,sst 9th
her fsress- ssAs k.s<;khsrs. Okla
soGsa.
Nm. Actss,ss vss ~ sovs Tsss-
day tross Tssles Psrk asA dep.rssd
thai evening tor ks.sss ~ spssA the
v inter.
Ivsa y. Hsrds west to Grand
Juuetiea Aoaday after a couple os
weeks visit ~ the city with HE
brother, Robert.
:. b. kade. Vas IN tewM several
days tins seek baying hides Tor the
fueeie hea>e. j. u. Miller L Bro.
furnished two car loads.
The Haliowe'e" boy Vas in evil
denee eves as early ss "Wednesday
evening. Locks ~ though the ,s.rshsl
would have his hssds full tosight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-28
ARE STILL AT SEA.
Attempt of Democratic Select Coun-
cilmen. to Harmonize, Failed.

The Democratic members of the
select council are in sad state of
tumult and strife. They have major
ity of one and can organize the council
If they choose, but they cannot agree
upon a candidate. An attempt was
made after last nights meeting to mar
monize all interests, but it didn't sue
ceed.
Up to yesterday, according to the very
best of authority, both John j. McAn-
drew, of the Twenty-first ward, and
John j. Costello, of the Third ward, had
five members pledged to their support.
Il. j. Coleman, the new member from
the Sixteenth ward, being the eleventh
man and unknown quantity. 1t was
stated at last nights meeting that MI.
Coleman had thrown his support TO
Mr.. Costello. The McAndrew men ad-
mitted this, and practically gave up the
fight
A caucus was held in the St Charles
hotel Immediately after the meeting,
but it was attended by only ten of the
eleven Democrats. ID. w. Vaughan, who
hasn't trained well with some of the
Democratic councilmen, remained away
and couldn't be persuaded to attend.
He had tentatively pledged his support
to Mr.. McAndrew. The latter accord
ingly had only four votes at the caucus
to Costello's six. The absence of Mr..
Vaughan from the caucus precluded the
taking Of any definite action, and the
caucus was adjourned until next Tues
day night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-28
ARRESTED SECOND TIME.
Generoso spiotta's Case Ignored by
Grand Jury.

Generoso Spiotta, of Dunmore, was
arrested a second time yesterday on
the charge of attempting to criminally
assault Mrs, Maria Zicardi, also of
Dunmore. Spiotta was held for trial
on this charge before but his case was
ignored by the grand jury by mis-
take. Mrs. Zicardi was unable to tes-
tify before the grand jury. and the dis
trict attorney intended that the case
should be held back. 1t was accident
ally considered and because of the fail
ure of the prosecutriX to appear the
case against Spiotta was ignored.
AT yesterdays hearing before Alder
man Ruddy Mrs. Zicardi again related
how Spiotta attempted to assault her,
and said that she hit him over the head
with Il hammer and threw him down
stairs. Alderman Ruddy held the de-
fendant under $500 bail for his appear
ance at court.
Mrs, Zicardi was represented at the
hearing by Attorney Charles Daniels,
while former Senator NJ. l.. Mcdonald
appeared for Spiotta.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-28
JONAS LONGS SONS
Grand Millinery Opening.

This was opening day for spring mil
linery at the big store.
The magnificent display of spring
hats, which are models from the best
artists of this and foreign countries, is
the magnet that is creating the pleas
ant words of comment. that are heard
everywhere.
There is a wealth of luxury to be
found at this popular millinery parlor.
The brlliancy of display surpasses any
similar OCCASION.
Styles and trimmings are found In
profusion,' tables filled to overfowing
with all the popular flowers, foliage and
fruit.
In fact, veritable flower beds OF
daisies, lilies, arbutus, roses, forget-me-
nots, popies, etc, and big canisters OF
grapes, berries, cherries, so real that
they very nearly make you believe
them to be palatable There is con-
siderable historic display in this spring
millinery. Hats that We're the style
when the Duchess Du Barry ruled both
France and the King of France.
For the spring, styles are of the time
of Du Barry. tempered by the beautiful
conceits of Marie Antoinette 1t is i'm
possible to portray their airy graceful
ness with the hard, positive lines of
pen
You will be we'll repaid by visiting
these handsome parlors but perchance
unable to attend, possibly a description
OF IL few styles would interest you.
- Louise poppy hat, a fiat, broad
crown shape made of linen color straw
trimmed with poppy buds; very at
tractive and striking in appearance.
The Du Barry hat. It's feature is 81
veil that serves both as veil and trim
ming.
l. A boat-shaped hat is, a true Louis Ky
design, the back of which is a notable
feature. 1t has II broad sash lined in
folds and falling we'll over the hair.
This seems to be general favorite and
much of this style will be used this
season
There are many pretty things to trim
with this spring; for instance, flowers
and chains of pearl braids, and bows
of many loops. Linen color and red Is
noted as the seasons leaders,; also
burnt straw and pearl ornaments will
be much used,
Ribbons will play an interesting part.
The soft texture kind in beautiful
shades, and many ideas will be seen
that was least thought of, and worked
out by the dainty fingers of artistic
milliners at the big store.
In all the exhibitions of fashion that
Jonas Longs Sons have given the peo-
pie. this millinery display is the peer
1t would not be well to say all about
millinery and leave the other depart
| ments out. Every nook and corner of
this big store has caught the inspir-
alton of the hour by displaying the
newest of this seasons merchandise.
There have been many notable displays
in this city, but none of such magnlf-
cence as that at the Jonas Longs Sons,
| Scranton's big store. as
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-28
ARcHBALD's DISTINCTION.
First to Wear a Judicial Gown on
the New Jersey Bench.

The introduction OF the judicial
gown on the bench of New Jersey has
fallen to the lot of Judge Robert w.
Archibald, Of Scranton, Pa.
Judge Archibald was appointed by
Judge Gray, of Delaware, to hear the
cases of the present term in the United
States circuit court in this state, and
he began the duty this morning.
When he emerged from the ante
room adjoining the big court room in
the third floor of the postoflice build
ing, both the lawyers and jurymen, as
we'll as an unusually large crowd OF
spectators, gave evidences of complete
surprise at his appearance.
But the lawyers soon whispered their
approval of the robes and the court at
taches also remarked the departure
with similar respect and admiration.
Ex-Judgo Chauncy II. Beasly ana
Edwin Robert Walker, who were walt
ing for the call of the case OF rum
against the Trenton Abattoir company,
each expressed himself as heartily in
sympathy with the innovation and eX-
pressed the wish that the example
might be followed in the civil courts.
Robes are worn altogether in Penn
sylvania. They are of sombre black,
with yoke at the neck and fitting
loosely about the neck and body.
There is something dignified above the
ordinary in Judge Archbald's attire,
and this fact may finally serve to Gre
ate the desired impression on the regu-
lar Jersey iurists.
The case of Laura. r. Colwell against
Elisha M. Fulton was taken up this
morning and will probably consume
the entire session of today.-Trenton
Times.