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KILLED BY HUNGRY DOGS.
Sad Fate Of Nine. Sempis, Formerly OF
BROOKLYN.

Sdu = dIC VI AAAuC. 6SuAPAS, = OAnC1Ay Vi
Brooklyn.
A special dispatch to the New York
World from Paris yesterday says: Nine.
Edmond Sempis. who before her marriage
a year ago was Miss Louise Rutherford Of
Brooklyn. was set upon today by two hun
ger-maddened Great Dane dogs, which had
been secured to guard her husbands couh-
try house at Annecy Lake. and SO terribly
injured that she died two hours after the
attack.
Nine. Sempis visited her relatives in
Brooklyn last Christmas. Her husband is
a prominent business man in Paris. Their
lowing a recent attempt by burglars to en-
ter the place. NJ Sempis purchased two
powerful Great Danes as guards
The dogs proved SO ferocious that they
were confined in an iron Enclosure during
the daytime for the safety Of the family
M. Sempis was advised to starye them. so
that when food was given to them they
would remember kindly their ,benefactors
So they had nothing to eat for two days
Nine. Sempis did not accompany her hus-
band and their guests. who started for
drive this morning to AK les Bains She
noticed the dogs while she was walking in
the yard, and knowing that they had been
without food, determined to feed them as
they were apparently quiet. She ordered
the cook to prepare bowl of meat, ana
carried 1t to the kennel. the woman accom-
panying her.
The instant Nine. Sempis entered the iron
Enclosure the Great Danes leaped upon her
like hungry tigers. They bore her to the
ground, and as she yainly sought to defend
herself their teeth sank in her arms and
the animals the more. RS.
The coachman heard the screams Of Nine.
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Gen. Corbin at Cleveland.

A dispatch from Cleveland yesterday
says: General and Mrs. Corbin arrived here
from Washington today. and viii be the
guests OF Senator and Mrs. Hanna for some
time This afternoon the visitors occupied
seats In the Hanna box at the Cleveland
drying park, where the grand circuit trot-
ting races are being held. -
While here General Corbln viii look over
proposed sites for the new military post to
be located on the shore of Lake Erie. The
new post will be established either Al Cleye-
land or Erie. and General corbIn Will make
report to the War Department as TO vi lch
site VII prove the most suitable for the
purpose.
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Sempis and the cook. Nine. Sempis begged
the man to save her. but he was terror
stricken by the savage dogs and ran to the
stable to get a pitchfork before attempting
q rescue, When be returned the Great
Danes had fearfully torn their victim.
The coachman fought the brutes into a
corner and kept them there until the cook
summoned neighbors and carried Mime.
Sempis from the Enclosure in a dying con-
dltian. "A few minutes after Nj. Sempis and
his guests returned she suceumbed to her
injuries after exchanging a few words with
her husband, who Is nearly crazed by the
tragedy.
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Young Mackay Got Death Message.

A dispatch from Queenstown yesterday
says: Clarence H. Mackay. son of the late
John W. Mackay. who was a passenger on
board the cunard line steamer Campania,
from 7iNew~York. July 10. which arrived
here today. received the news OF his
fathers death by wireless teiegraphy at s
pm. Jelly q from the west-bound steamer
Saxonta, Of the same line Mr.. Mackay re-
ceived large number OF kilograms here.
The wireless news created the greatest SYM
pathy for Mr.. Mackay among the Cam
panta's passengers.
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Mayor ,Ashbridge vetoed the ordinances
passed by Philadelphia city councils for
the purchase OF Pettys Island. In the Della
ware river, and Cannon Ball Farm
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Six Men Hanged In Arkansas.

dispatch from Little Rock. Ark. yes
terday says: Six men were hanged In this
state today for murder Two Of the num-
her her who paid the death penalty were white
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

LA BELLE Inn,
SO. Carolina beach. Cool airy rooms, cut.
sine and service of the highest order. 90 and
s.. 80 per day; from $40 per week up.
jy28-tf FOX & HIRSCH.
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TOWER AT VENICE DOOMED.
That of St. Stefano Has Been Condemn
ed as Unsafe.

A special to the New York Times from
Venice says the technical commission has
ordered that the tower of St Stefano be de-
molished. as 1t threatens to fall. The
houses near 1t have been evacuated.
Sansovino's bronze figure Of Peace
from the Loggetta has been recovered. The
head has been broken off. but the figure
can easily be repaired. The two other
bronzes have not been found.
The 100000 volumes in the library Of the
ducal palace are being removed, It Is
feared that they form a danger to the back
Of the facade.
An inspection shows that the Church OF
St. Mark Is in good order, though the gal
leries have been closed.
An inspection Of the Procuratie Vecchie,
on the north side of the piazza of st. Mark.
shows that the columns of the arcade are
supporting all they can bear in the build
and marble statuary stored on the first
floor are to be removed by order of the
authorities.
Several houses in the Ghetto vecchio are
to be demolished.
The Church Of st. Stefano was built about
the year 1860 by a monastery of Austin
friars, and the influence of the chief orders
Of friars on the architecture Of ecclesias-
teal buildings in Italy is well illustrated
in it. 1t has rich west front, decorated
with very delicate terra Gotta ornaments.
The eastern apse extends over a small
canal and is supported on a wide, bridge
like arch.
The tower which is to be destroyed. is a
lofty one. The church Is situated little
to the west of the piazza OF st. Mark.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MANOR Richelien," hr n;EnH, BAY.
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.

weekly; almost given away to close estate; sd
5acent to summer resort; highest prices for ali
perfect title. Send for map and particulars
jy2S-5t-6 J. r. APPLEBf, Drexef bldg Phila
FOR RENT-sEA COTTAGES FOR SEASON 1902.
-T rTNry VIEW ,d.n rooms sso. 90
deer LODGE" 10 rms, unfurnished $l5O 90
All at picturesque ARUNDEL N-THE-BAY. :
New board walk. Large new Dancing Pavilion
on new pierhead.
THOs. W. SAITH,
5e10-R.0 Cor. LIST and Ind. ave.
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THE NEW KITTATINNY,

New ownership and management. Remodeled, re.
furnished, enlarged and modernized Electric
lights. hydraulic elevator. suites with bath. Ex-
terror pia.za. Golf links Superb walks and drives
Bathing, boating and fishing. sh hours from Phil.
adelphta, Penna. R-R. Illustrated booklet LEWIS
T, BRYANT, Mgr. LEEDS e LIPPINCOTT.
Progrs Haddon Han. Atlantic City, N. ].
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Dryden Springs Hotel,

DRYDEN. ToMPKINs CO., N. Y.
Lehigh Valley RR Elevation 1. 800 feet IJtb,s
soda ma ynesia, sulphur and iron springs ADeri.
ent, diuretic and tonic waters Rates. $40 to SIS
per week For booklet address
1y3-26tlO r. NJ. BLAIR, Manager
THE ESSICk. ESSICK HEIGHTS, pa; Att.
tude 800 feet; finest location In the AIegb .nies:
terms reasonable; booklet. d. NJ. EsS1CK, Md
je4 STA
THE SUMMIT HOUSE AT HARPER's FERRY
terms Address Miss L. RoSALIE MARNIOS.
OlA[k 1e13-H2fA
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SUMMER !. RESORTS.
ON THEoPOfOMAC,

mer season. under newa management aecommoda-
lions thoroughly modern music. dancing, bath
Calvert or Potomac for P1ncy Point, Nd Address
Mrs h. A. GRAVES. Proprietress, Piney Point.
fy17- til. s&tu-6t-6
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AvON-BY-THE-sEA, N. J

THE BUCKINGHAM, a Av9 q so the, sss.
renovated; newly fur. throughout; new manaae
ment; high-grade in every respect. H. ~ PARKER
je10-tu, th&s- 26t4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-26
Hotel Mt. Vernon,
TITLE FRONTENAC,

"A. hotel as good the best. Kentucky ave,
100 yards from beach Capacity, $50. Offers special
rates for large ocean-view rooms, with excellent
cuisine and service at $40 to Sl5 weekly, 81 to
S. so daily. Hotel contains elevator, baths and
every convenience. Booklet mailed.
. jyis-17t-1O Mrs H Y MOVER.
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AURORA HOUSE,

VERY ACCESSIBLE. 90 III. FROM NASH VIA
B ,iu mt. valley and water scenery; bicy-
children taken; fishing. boating. swimming; i
daily mails; frst-class fare; fresh meats fowls
milk, fruits, 81 per week. Open till Nov Procur.
circular. MAURICE CASTLEMAN, Castlemsn.s
Ferry. Clarke Co.. Va. ie3-7st
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Grand Atlantic Hotel,

HOTEL AIdAIRE. FOOT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
:, eye-New hotel; capacity, $50; new and liberal
manaSenent- Special rates 81 so per day and up-
Fward; $40 per week and upward. Private baths;
rooms single and en- suite. Ii. W. SuERRICK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Moderate salary and expenses; splen-
did chance for advancement to indus
trious man. Enclose addressed enveI
ope. See Gard. 356 Dearborn street.
Chicago.
MI Jake Bauer of Memphis passed
through the city Saturday Ell route
home.
MIR. Ialold Bluthenthal has re
TUNED from visit to friends in Lit
,e Rock
Mi. Nd Mrs L. F. Knox have re
enrna1 lrem pleasant a.ip to Court
md Miss.
Miss Bessie Bellamx ef Nsaissip-
ri is in tAe ely, the sa2st of Miss
4-rte Eoet.
N2sas PIeas Ma@e aud Chiffon
AMphy leulnel saturday afternoon
E.64 Val. LII
-. .es,-Ga!a y4I tt5ea; DAM BEL
with pea}1; !esl b2tNeea Ski. ,,, sd
and B Il park
.1ow5y. Fss@sHre. =4.llssa =. Gore
lefi saturday fN jIat Springs Jo pond
q 6iief vacation.
=Al!5. t.ss= ss.sl, IL. =. Nil {. !it
.ae v.sN a}s-t, s=.t qsa
paeHt-s .l.i=t...l.
PAS Axiom W s. broken into the
MI li,' 1i No. - Knight OF Ply
s7.zs Fsi}ay NIGHT.
-A.s. Toss FoM!2: Mi leave IN i
=. ehie"Sn an4 the lakes
III q Nae4lion.
Uutargie James i. Clarke
aasse th4m1&a tha city Friday nishf
!, ..U5e u Ionosb3Io.
III you have lost anything, you eaa
seeoHer sane ~ advertising in tie
~.HapAi's want conmn.
Nj ". 2. Grace. after spending
several days With his parents, has re
turned to Shreveport. La.
Judge \. B. Gr"ee and daughter
Miss Nina, went to Hot Springs Sat
urday to spend several days.
Nh. Herbert Johnson. late of this
ziy but now OF Houston. Tex. is in
the city calling on his friends.
Mrs. NJ b. Hopkins and Mrs. j
u, Hanell have retuneG from { aey
e al weeks vis.t il TeH@osseo.
Nh Leo AndreH's end child art
visiting Mrs Andrews parents. Judge
and Mrs XIX. u Hot Springs.
Mr. Anglo Marie Of Little Roc
passed through the city Saturday Ell
route home from Lake Village.
Mr. and Mrs. AdoIph Bluthentha
and daughter, Adele. have gone tC
: Wilmington, n. G., SAvisit relatives
Chancellor J3h Elliott ha:
chancery court flor n.I lcellr Hawk
| ins.
See John Deunop about gravel
roofs he is p apasd aa 1--WE all orders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Very Sc altering Rain.

The rain, which feh in Pine Bluff
t!day night, about midnight. vas a
most peculiar one. In some paats OF
lie eity YER }ef24 =i2i.ee showers Wefe
had, in other parts few drops fell
and e.seWEe c il tie city net ,ifor
Nas diseegnible y oromi9an5 Glo!-
.hant Of the city stasel 70 a Graphic
reporter Saturday that he had tele-
phonel TO all parts of the county Sat
urday and he learned that in almost
every section a slight sprinkle had
allen. but not enough even to be
termed a shower.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
prompt attention. Your patronage
solicited

Misses Helen Patterson and Lii
liam Winfield of Holly Grove, Ark, are
in the city visiting Nj and Mrs. Jno.
NJ Mccain.
Architect f. w. Gibb of Little
,.ock Was recent visitor in the city.
he came here to inspect the work be-
Ing done On the coiored Masonic tenn
pie.
-Gea. r. N. Knox and son. +. NJ.
knoX. IL. leave next Tuesday for Sa-
wanna h. ca. aHd Jacksonville, Fla,
to spend days wiz relatives and
friends
-M4. J. Ereibu 3 OF the :. H. Ed
ains Dry GoedS company !etl Saturday
far lie eaeta"H markets II buy a fail
staa,. eli goods for his popular en-
poE|hIl
-lli=z Iehn:e TaaHsas,ey returned
dsv ftom IN extended V1sit 10
i2aJ; II Louisiana. accompanied by
Ms. r. s. il9rdy.
Miss ,Izennette SHpernagle has 70
a.ued to her nome IN Little Roc'l, att
speadiag some tme here With Miss
~ 8: :4bcj nagla
-Amoas thosc Who Wi1 attend he
grand lodge meeting of the l1lks,
Which viii be held soon at Salt i.akt
City, are Grand Chaplain w. D. Buck
nor, MesSrs J. B. Trulocl, c. NJ. Phil
eot, Mayor d. G. Bell. =. G. Howell
f5su.s.f !iar2rayo Of t}3is city
~. Iaeea1n of tha e8r department at
s~o -h9ro, has resigned his position
md Gone to Namosa Col. to accept
| a position as general foreman on the
Denver and Rio Grade. Mrs. Hargrave
and children will visit her mother in
this city for awhile before joining him
there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
ca 3 RADIO
.Our New Sc Cigar.

To obtain the maximum quality
for the minimum price is no doubt
a question: the solution of which
interest, Tie discriminating cigar
smofer2s much as any other item
OF his expenditure. In calling
your attention to cur "Cabrados"
Cigar We have endeavored to solve
this problem fer you
The Cabrados are made of the
broken leaves Of Havana tobacco
of the sane quality as the more
perfect leaves, ant which can be
bought for considerably 'ess
money. The manufactuycrs, are
compelled to hay these from
the Cuban planters, an.f cannot
Use hem il the nianufa cture
ot ..t5h price cieeHs Consequent
II theH utiliz4 as material for
4 e:g.&l' which costs the smoker
> cents each, and enables him to
obtain az enjoyable smoke, which
will at times take the place of
az eHpan siye cigar. Fer sale.by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Daily Graphic.

Any city subscriber falling to re,
eeiye the Graphic on any day should
report the failure to this Office at
once. The present carriers are new,
and have not had time to become
thoroughly acquainted with the places
of residence of subscribers, and it is
a favcr to the Graphic and the car
riers to have those failures reported
daily, so that they may be remedied
as soon as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
ANUS EMENTS.

Last night Che SYooner Dramatic
company entertained large audience
With 4 UNIQUE entertainment The
drama Id the comedy Wee laid aside
and high class vaudeville entertain
Glent was given. in Which every mem
e. Of the company participated. Al
he spaciali;ies were exceptionally well
rendered, ald.-a better pleased audi-
ence aeVer gathered at the park.
The bill for Monday night will be a
new piece-'A Yankee in Cuba
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS.

On and after August Tie price Of
horseshoeing Will be advanced 25 cents
per set and 80 cents per set for horses
wearing No 5 shoes or larger. Owing
to the advance in materials used we
feel justified in making this demand.
THE HORSESHOERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
DESERTED HIS WIFE.
.cicrcc' eea2ci Teac4c, Leaves Worn
at i'e "'7c - "a Ned.

IT, So i 2. :. VII. m col
.o - III ion,
W. 80. L. s t...t1I.=, c2se Has
GCa-iIHc3 ~ i,ae&. q
- :5czecFeta2 witness.
Y-l-''::sl-.s eg-e i rcouli2n 2He.
Swell month; 9aa he v'es aaHe.taa
for seduction, but was not prosecuted
~ his agreeing to marry the woman
he was 2ileged to have Wronged, and
which Was carried ou: Now, the
prosecuting witness alleges Williams
lac dezc~ted her Il Is steted that ac-
cording to the law Williams is as much
..s;ltv OF seduction now as before he
r3a.!if5, heT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
ANNUAL STATEMENTS
Filled 2y Citizens Bank -nd the Nc
Gauahy Hardware Co.

The annual settlement Of the Cit,-
T., o;.lIs MSS been filed, showing the
st0cKhot,ets al shares held as fol
toW@
:. :. Y. 1:!,2~ e G N. Taylor.
zaa; .. -. B',,c...s:2s..el 2j3: e L.
FaE'ior es;&te. -, .yizs. L & Boy |,
u; K. Nj. Knox 49: p >. ltWood. 149:
w. H. Langford, 74S; Ida S E.angford,
4o2; P. p. Byrd, l00; u. E. Speers,
333333;; John B. Speers, 222; Henry B.
Speers, 2S2; Nancy Z. AskaW GO;
Fr5d FoN. i3; N. =. Boom. 20; Geo.
L. Mad,tias., 1G9; Mary G Taylor, so:
4. Z. Fgg.l, 20,
Inc Sta a:aent Of the MoGeagay
iIarW2!e company was f.ei aisa show
ing assets and liabilities Of So @s7.e7
Tie stockholders an5 s:4a.ea are as
follows: r d. NC ael9y. .Gl Il. G.
5ief;;&s;;5a}I d " u. gje1'''i,.ls- III :. Z Z
D. McGsrsay. {; Fanaie McGaJsily
p; c. Il. Tfirte.t, !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Mr.. Ed Kelley. on ame the best en-
ployes of the Cotton Belt, has been
promoted from night yard clerk to day
yard clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Burnett's Vanilla Extract has outlv,
ed criticism. 1t is the finest and pur-
est vanilla extract that can be bought
Once tried. always used. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
PROBATE COURT.

Ben J. Altheimer was appointed ad-
illustrator of the estate Of H. w.
eton, deceased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

LOCAL AND OTti ERWlSE.
i v

Mr.. E. P. t.aad of Lsaa is in tie
city
-Mr. f. Avis nd son. Pitts
Barns.
the city.
Born, to Nj. at.} NJ. 9aas, ssn-
yard a son.
y Miss Minnie e5oI is visiting AZ
j lot Springs.
:, ,Messrs. joe ana Gus paulette- ave
= little Roek
I Ny. H. B. Feiaberg of Little Rock
N the city.
d Mr. c. c. Thompson of Little Rock
i % the city.
:, Mr. George Hughes of Little Rock
y l the city.
dor. Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs r. e.
thel Aas, daughter.
that weer NJ Danaher is spending Sun
,a Louie Little Rock.
vt hi Oak H. Rhodes Of Stuttgart
Evelthe city Saturday.
phil E. A. Peek is able to be out
an oVeral days illness.
ge wi your wants be known through
yoroof INNS of the Graphic,
= ooI1ef w. A. Worthington. an insuf-
uorcl.fln of Dallas, is in the city.
bcor.h f. A. Jarvis and son, Mr.. Pitts
o+sa.were in the city Saturday.
e+o,as S Matte Ragan has gone 70
sssFs -, T,ile. Tenn, on a protracted visit.
.ac,yor Angus +. Mcneil Of Red
as a recent visitor in the city.
s.. and Mrs S. c. Bacon and son,
Hilbert Bacon. Of Ladd. are in the
:, and Mrs R. H. NJ. Mills re,
Saturday afternoon from Little
g #stworthy man torepresent man.
ssa ring in portion of Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
AT TIE CHURCHES TCCAY.


Christian Church-The regular se1v-
ices will be conducted at the Christian
church by Rev. Frank Thompson, the
pastor; Sunday school at $50 a. H.;
morning service at II a. m. and even
ing service st S:15. Rev. Thompson
will preach a sermon in the evening on
''Ananias and Other Liars. The Chris
tioan Endeavor meeting will be held
at p. m. 1t will be led by Miss EN-
ma Anderson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Misses Helen Patterson and Lii
liam Winfield of Holly Grove, Ark, are
il the city visiting Nj. and Mrs. Jno
NJ Mccain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Second Presbyterian ChurcA-Rev.
s. c, Alexander will preach at The
See44l Presbyterian church at /! a.
nj. 8a L. II. Sunday school al the
as4al morning nour. Everybody in
Nited to attend I'll tie services
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Se.#ioes a IL Hs6 Methodist
- .4-tcGay Vii b as foiloWs: Suaday
~I.a.l g, G:.."; p.eaoAi4g by the pas
~ rev. J. y. HaWley, II lo:30. IN
- 2Sani:@ : :, .s.zi-g se:Nice will De rea-
II. re G5t~ IS :HHitel ~ Il
tt,at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

- n.a5.5.t IAN Chure The
.-sealai. sofN:ees viii be conducted by
NJ. .tcAl =. Caldwell tie pastor. Sur
~ :CIlooi at $50 u preaching at
/! .. n. anu s y. n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Moderate salary and expenses; splen-
did chance for advancement to indus
trious man. Enclose addressed enveI-
ope Sec. Card. 356 Dearborn street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Z, I Q. e.l & IS ;.s L . e2-zzs. 8.

Ladies' @,I3 z,lEz> S.
Ladies' G-Strap Patent Kid
Slippers that sold for -
$780, NOW ~ Icy q ~
Ladies' 8-Strap Slippers e. , PQA
that sold for $3.50. 11ow>+' A7 . "
ladies o-Strap Slippers s, 3 M
that sold for S3 90, now ~ A1 Wy w
ladies S-Stgap Slippers g. @7P
tha sold FOR So 50, now 4SEs q ~
Infants Slippers.
Gnfa n,ts' Strap Slippers &c
that sold for 75c, now w.
En3arts' Strap Slippers ZEc
tn at solo TO- Gl.0G, now ~
Infants Strap Slippers OSC
that sold for S9.25, now OO>
Miss IS Clip peys.
Misses Slippers tt2at ZEC
sold for 81 90. now q ~
Misses Slippers sl2at Old
sold For ST Sc, '2ozy 0~2N
I.zssses' Slippers diet Gsff1
sole Io-' 3 90, re- >>z'a =
I21.aaea' Slippers that g. n
sole Gor s. IS, 1e3v ~ @s1eJ
Misses SLIPPERS tE1at e. "a
solo for 52.0o, r,ou- eS4'-sJ
Misses Clippers the.f On 81,
sozd 1oz' g Is, now = IA VI :
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18
Black Residence Leased.

Mrs. Burton ]. Nef has leased the resi-
dence belonging to Mrs. Black on Colo
RADIO street and in the future will have
entire charge of the premises. 1t is the
intention of Mrs. Neff to conduct first
class rooming house, both permanent
and transient. The premises are being
renovated and put in first-class condition,
and any one who has had the pleasure of
meeting Mrs. Neff will agree with us
when we say that it will be properly
managed. Mrs. Black has decided to
make her home in Denver in the future.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18
Don't Make a Mistake

And take the wrong train to California
this year The Overland limited sleeper
leaves Denver 600 p. m. daily. Through
round trip tickets allow stop over at
pleasure. No change of sleepers in mid
die of night. Free side trip to Salt Lake
city. Meals in dining cars. Most ele-
gent and comfortable equipment on the
finest train in the west at no additional
cost over other trains. See your local
agent or address E. R. Griffin, general
agent, Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

Archie Cameron, well known resi-
dent of this city, died Wednesday even
ing in Denver. Death was due to hem
orrhage. The remains were brought to
this city Thursday night. Deceased was
a member in good standing of the Wood
men of the World and the Knights of
Pythias He leaves widow and two
grown daughters.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

Among the names of the faculty of the
Conservatory of Music of the Denver
University, published in last Sundays
Denver papers, was the name of Miss
Ida Watson of this city. Miss Watson is
an accomplished pianist and during the
coming year will have charge of that de-
partment. Miss Ida is the daughter of
Ed Watson, one of our business men.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18
Winter Resorts

In the South. Southeast and California
are most conveniently reached via the
Colorado and Southern railway and con-
nections through Fort Worth, Memphis
and by way of the new Dalhart- Ell Paso
route.
Especially low round trip rates will be
quoted and sleeping car reservations
made on request. Write to
T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

Registration for the districts compris-
ing Idaho Springs have been open since
Tuesday and a result a great many have
succeeded in getting their names placed
upon the books. This is the last day in
which district registration will be open
and everyone should make it point to
get their names on the poll books.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

Go to L. Mason & Co., the old reliable
grocers, and ask for a can of Wedding
Breakfast Coffee. You will also find that
brand of coffee the old reliable. Has the
largest sale of any canned coffee in the
west by long odds.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

It's stated that there was " doings " of
a lively character last Monday night at
one of the resorts up Virginia canon. One
young man is said to have received quite
a serious wound in the leg from knife in
the hands of one of the inmates.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-18

G. A. Bisler, of Philadelphia, has been
in Idaho Springs portion of this week.
Mr.. Bisler says that Idaho Springs is the
place in which to making mining invest
ments and that many of his friends in the
east are making it point to invest their
surplus money in this locality.