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New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Rerne Jan 5.-The writ which the German
Consul at Geneva purposes to serve upon the
Crown Princess of Saxony is petition for 1udi-
ciaI separation. The document requests the
Crown Princess to return to Dresden anc appear
on January % before the special tribunal. Ihe
Princess on the other hand, demands absoiute
divorce from the Crown Prince.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
sARDINE FISHER FOLK SUFFERING

Brest- France Jan 5.--The Senators and Dep
a,ties from Finistere have appealed to public
charity in behalf of one hundred thousand fish
er r,er and women engaged i'm the sardine in
61astry who out of work lacking food, and
suffering dire hardships in consequence OF the
r. <ekx
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
PROFESSOR KOCH ON TYPHUS.

Berlin Jan. 5-Professor Robert Koch has de-
lsere6 lecture here upon typhus. He says this
disease can be combated successfully through
isolation as chols is combated. for the reason
that fyphus is only contracted by contact with
? person already infected
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
TO REPORT ON SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE

London, Jan. 5.-Henry Birchenoush mas oeei
commissioned by the Board of Trade to report on
existing conditions in South Africa, the openings
for British trade there and to arrange for Tesn gu,
lar slpply of commercial information from AZ M tle
South African colonies. Mr.. Birchenoush VIII SAL
+or Go,1tb on January 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Cerro de Pasco is 1SS miles northeast Of Lima
and 1858 feet above the level of the sea. 1t is
rich in silver mines which worked for gen.
erations by Spaniards and Indians. The town has
a population about 1900
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Lima Peru, Jan. 5-There was largely at
tended meeting of mine owners at Cerro de Pasco
on Saturday, with the object of forming a trust
and working their mines in common until they
reach a depth inaccessible by means of the ma
chinery in The suggestion met with IA
yor and it is expected that II Will be realized.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
COMMERCIAL MUSEUM FOR PARIS.

Paris Jan. 5-A movement has been started 10
establish in Paris ain Internal tona1 commercial mu-
scum similar to the in Philadelphia where Viii
be collected samples Of the materials producea ailu
coneuued throughout the world thus giving an
exact idea of the work and needs of the inhaotants
o. the entire earth.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
CROWN PRINCES DIVORCE SUIT.
Writ May Be Served in Geneva on the
Fugitive Princess.

Dresden Saxoay, Jan. 5.-The German Consa
at Geneva has received the necessary PERMISSION
to serve a writ on the Crown Princess Louise III
connection with the suit for divorce hroush'
against her by the Crown Prince of Saxony.
A court bulletin issued to-day says:
The King who has been suffering from m
Hueoza since December 10 has improved some
what Since January = he has been Withoul
fever and his appetite has been better. ~ s t.ls
coi;eh and restlessness at night continue.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
PARK, MAcFADYEN & PARk's DEBTS.

London, Jan. 5--The accounts filed of the fail
ure in May last of Park. MacFadyen & Park,
West Indian merchants who had a branch house
in New-York represented by Park, Son & Co,
show gross debts amounting to Si,295,00 and
s665 900 assets.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
MR.. eR,scoM ON HIS WAY TO JAPAN.

St Petersburg Jan. 5.-Loyd c. Griscom, former
United States Minister TO Persia and recently ap-
pointed Minister TO Japan. arrived here to-day from
Persia Mr. GriScofn. who is accompanied ny MIS-
CIriscom is OH his way to his post.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
pEaTH OF eARIeALprs DAUGHTER.

Rome Jan 5-Teresita, tho daughter of Carl
hsldi and wife of General canzio, the italian
psfriot died suddenly this morning at Saprera
She accompanied Garibaldi in all his campaigns
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

The Bogota acquired by the Colombian Gov
ernment on the Pacific Coast, manned by an Amer
lean crew. and went to Panama to take part in the
naval campaign against the Colombian revolution
lists. She left San Francisco in October of last
year. In an engagement with the insurgents in
November Richard Kane. the Bogota's armorer.
was killed and George Walker was wounded
Peace between the Colombian Government and the
insurgents effected the latter part of Novem-
Der, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
How FAR is 1T.

HOW Much Does IL Cost:
All about raiIroaJ distances md fares. in
The Tribune Almanac for 1908. Now snlc.
Price 25c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
LEAVING CoLoMBIA's SERVICE.
Resignation of the Fighting Men of the
Bogota.

Panama, Jan. 5.-AH the Americans serving
on board the government gunboat Bogota re-
signed to-day, and the government has accepted
their designations. The American officers of
the gunboat including Captain Marmaduke.
signed a years contract with the Colombian
authorities; they are to receive free transporta-
ton to the United States and four months
pay Part of the crew of the Bogota will leave
the isthmus tomorrow for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
SULTAN MAY ABDICATE.
Latest News from the Disturbed Realm of
Morocco.

Madrid, Jan. "a dispatch from Tangier says
the Sultan of Morocco is disposed to abolcate
in favor of his brother, Mulai Mohammed, VINO
is acclaimed whenever he appears in the streets
of FeZ
Paris Jan. 5.-The Madrid correspondent OF
the Temps says IN a dispatch that advices re-
ceived in Spain from Tangier indicate that the
situation of the Sultan of Morocco mas I'M
proved since he released his brother. VINO has
been favorably received by the natives. Chel
Goeui has been deserted by several tribes VINO
have retired to the mountains.
Premier Silvela denies that a JOINT naval
demonstration against Morocco is projected. He
saws that ON the contrary, the Spanish sfoop-ot-
war Infanta Isabel has been recalled from ran
sier as proof that the powers do not lntehd 'o
intervene in what is considered a quertion re-
sardng Morocco alcne.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

WHO Is THE u. 9 CONSUL TO sNToFAGasTs-
CHILE
The Tribune Almanac will tell you. II
contains American Ambassadors.
Ministers and sConsul., with their salary. etc.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Arrangements have been made by the Great
Western Railway for the experimental adoption
of one of the celebrated four-cylipder compound
locomotives of the Northern Railway of France.
These compound engines are far ahead of the
best types of English design. l. ~ f.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

During the Colonial Secretary's visit to 10
hannesburg Mrs. Chamberlain will be enter
tanned by the American women residents OF
that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
Grammar School Notes

The /ethegathian Society will rem
der literary program Friday, Oct
9th.
leo /ugclder, Douglas Holmes
and Katie Sewers entered the eighth
grade this week
The Athcnian Literary Society
gave program last Friday, oct 2ui.
The debate was between represeura-
Frank /ugelder and Rev. Rose
were visitors of this school last week
The latter gave a very interesting
talk.
The bows of this school have ar-
ganized an Athletic Association the
officers being: president. Earl Fort
ney; vice-president, Willie Ragau:
secretary and treasurer, Ray Pr1fiu.
\ football team has been arganizel
under the captaincy of Joe killcv
tive- Of the two societies. The subj
Iect uf the debate was. Resolved
that fire H. more destructive than
water Opponents were. AlHm3-
tive, Atheuian. Harricue purrgr
Archie Norhway; Negative Zerha-
gathian, Earl Furtncv. Raw ProTt
The Judges decided in favor aI fNe
Affirmative
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
Mt. Carbon News
nn Correspondence


Mrs II Y Rice is quite SICK at
tins writing
Mrs : N. Bdtteuheld left for
Louisville Friday
e Bottenheld and wife left FRIDAY
for Lafayette.
Cur accommodating milkman,
Valentine /eilinger, accompanied by
his wife, were called tn Gunnison
last week un business.
After spending the summer at his
ranch ON Fast river, Steve klllian
has returned To Nj. Carbon and will
work ia the mine this coming win
ter
Unless all signs fail, another Mt
Carbon Young man contemplates
matrlmony
Some time Thursday afternoon an
unknown person entered the room at
the boarding house occupied by
Frank Ntull, broke open his trunk
and stole $50 in money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
Po~Arhorn Pointers.

New haniuiau Correspondence
r. A MrGwglr went ia GunnisoH
Mludsv
B N Lewis wIs auf ir1m town
la-i week
Blr. collins vas arar fram Spen
Ger la-i week
q ~ Carr was aver lrm iaytan
a few days ap9
james begraiimreid b. a valley
guest ir1m Delta c1umty
p A. Poster and Wm Howard
Went o. the upper ranch f1r a bunch
ct beet cattle tins week
The proposed supper given by tho
valley ladies was gwen up 1n ac-
coaut 1i scarcity IT peuple.
M and M, Wm keclcr passed
thruugh the valley last week pn their
way % John McDonaugh $ where
they viii visit a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
High School Notes.

By Pupil
Mrs Black-tack visited high -r 4
"Wednesday afternoon
Miss Mccormick report, vervr A
attendance and p1ncfuaIity for Ear
pupils.
Don't forget the basket haLI -l.flI
at the Masonic Hall tonight 4
good time Is promised
Sidney MeGiunis and Mae Bu--av
both OF Miss AIlisau's room ufr. 9f,-
sent this week on account Of --ls-
ness
The Science club held lis second
meeting Tuesday night 4 regular
Organization has not vet been made
but viii be- soon.
The secretary received an answer
from Miss Maigc Brown. the cautrin
.of the Monfr1se team. and upIazs
something unexpected happens A
game will be played here Thanks
giving day Monday evening the
club held a meeting and selected a
team to tram for the game. Grace
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
Dusus NSs-


r. a. Breor- wa- u ipWH lls~
Wcsk
N ; thenageth v ll ~ b. i'ason-
P1rl this week
Re Nruall aa- ulapei baek q
o. lulHs- f1r tha ulufer
p y ti8li and a HaHs- are driv
inz thf nea Ad.ar tguuel
IN taWi.rl q New Aork Cny
loakcd pecr the di-infg tva DAYS la-'
Weak
Et Arusll and 81 b. Ea-cn baum
are buildlng . ncw blacksmith shop
aud tesd house i1r the ueW Adalr
tuuuel
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

f. r Lore brought his family
back from Waunita Springs this week
and they will occupy the former resi-
deuce on Main street Mr. Lore Will
spend most Of his time at lIowerman
this winter on business connected
with the Herald
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
boverman Flourishns
paeblo Chieftaiu


Colorado Springs. Oct. james
II. Freeman arrived here TODAY from
Bowerman Mr. Freeman j. prom
nent mining engineer, Freeman
placer addition in Cripple Greek
taking its name from him
Mr. Freeman was i'm a great hurry
this morning but stated that every
thing about Bowerman looked most
promising He exhibited hand
some specimen Of ore which he sand
came from the property Of Messrs
Bowerman and Dunn. lie said thev
had plenty of fine ore but that Bow
erman and Dunn were at loggerheads
over the disposition of their property
and the only thing ON which they are
agreed is the prosecution of develop
meni work.
MIR. Freeman SAYS thai the original
contract between Bowemm and
Dunn would not terminate for thirty
DAYS when their differences would,
he thought, also end and some
thing convincing done in the way Of
production. lie SAYS their main
shaft is down fifty feet and the tun-
mel is in loo feet and that everything
in sight looks good. Mr. Freeman
says rich specimens are coming from
other parts Of the camp but all good
locations are Immediately covered
and kept secret.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

>icEcns. Ayrtic Avors and Nerua
n .ls.srial.H @Ec o. al a. ..s.srel-. J ssl...
hes8fissH ar eenser aBd Avs t.slls.
t'enevIese fuHEssr 4Hd Carrio E.eli~
A. gal fhFsWers
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Brown drove MP from their ranch
near Gunnisou "Wednesday and spent
the day attending to business here.
They have purchased Joe Wilson 5
ranch on Ohio creek and will make
that their future home after this
winter. Mrs J.. Meads started ON
her return To California SUNDAY.
having spent several pleasant weeks
at the ranch. She went by the way
Of Denver aud Mr.. Meads 1ccumpan-
led her that far
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

II NJ Webster was taken with am
attack Of acute appendicitis the first
Of the week, but Is again able 90 he
in the store
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs II NJ. Webster returned from
Colorado Springs Monday and report
the federation of women 5 clubs held
there recently to have been a grand
Success
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

NJ A DeeriHg lafi frday ior
E1ufi couuty whore he vii visit his
father
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Hcri,eri and Charley Harpcr sft
Monday far a trip through ldaha and
Oregon
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs " q McNeil aud little son
Mvran went - Denver TUESDAY flr a
short visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs p b Pitnev has been quite
III all the week with a case oi chrm.
if appeudlcItis
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Miss Pearl Green and Mrs Geo
Met Carty, who have been visiting
their cousin. Mabel Ragan. returned
To Grand junction "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Miss Mamie Chesmare went To- La
Junta Friday for visit with the
family of Frank Brown. From
there she will return TO her home in
st Joseph.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Among recent promotions in the
railroad service here are noted John
Hogan and Kenneth Purrier 90 fire
men, Frank Trevarthcn. Orville Pot
ter, Owen Fitzpatrick and Henry
knOll 10 engineers. Irwin Treyar-
then Is now employed in the Yards
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

A baby boy arrived al the hmue af
Mr. and Mrs E. u Stephenson 81
DYvleville last FRIDAY morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

The wedding Of Miss Ethel Brady
10 William McMurdo will take place
the fifteenth Of this mouth we under
stand
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs. Howard Hinton joined her
husband at Delta saturday Mr.
Hinton is taking the place of T. -
GoodenOugh as conductor at that
place
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Miss Laura Ebers1l came up from
Paouia TUESDAY aud Is guest at
the home If J u Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs II N Ncbssef reiurued irpa
CularaAo >prinEs and isneer M1n-
dan
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Ja~cpk Bisss aad wiss returHed b.
4 r,-..scd butte SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

T. a. Bzs~n u.asl. = hE-ias-r trlP
D. ls.uver SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Jerome aud Haleu Saupl,ner have
Invitations cot lr their birthday
party next SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

tswen >.sui-sl isii SATURDAY. iIr
P,ieblo where b. vii spend she WIN
ter
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

p N Nosr-o returned trpau trip
o. b,slla Sainrdav
T DsW-linz was down frsan Cre--
icd Bufte SATURDAY.
t,eo. Poster. the p,aas ulan. Wa-
-ccH m tawu tlI- week
Ilan Phalps came down frlm the
Maple Leaf mine FRIDAY.
Elder : II kirkhridc came up
tremlielta "Wednesday
II A Pomel aud Miss Anna Psmsl
were in from SPeueer FRIDAY
Mr- N l. Bowzcr II DoyleyiIle.
was shopping IN town fuesday
~Eey " A Bass rrturued from a
short "Trip % M1Hfrasc "Wednesday
IA Mitchell was down from Co
chetapa Monday purcha-iug winter
supplies
Mrs. J W Wilson returned:frum
Cul1rado Springs and Caupu City
SATURDAY.
Mrs. G.. 1 Lawrence. of Crested
Butte. is visiting her sister. Mrs. :
j Spencer
Mrs. Dave Cuthhert is entertain
ing Mrs Guy Hall who arrived from
>alida sunday
Why does Deacon Hurley fire.
quently look in the south window at
Latimcr a Allen s.
A. n Stevens. Miss Maude Ste
vens and Mrs. i. j Tryarthen were
in from lola Tuesday.
j NJ Custer came down from Pit
Kin Sunday TO attend the meeting Of
county commissioners
%. :. Galbraith, Jr. tie inspector
for the - a Il q railroad. came in
from Alamosa Saturday.
W : Burnett terminated a pleas
ant visit here with W. Burnett Mon
day and left for Salt Lake City
Mrs NJ. j. Lord returned to the
Lake Fork Thursday after spending
several days in town ON business.
G. :. Brown and wife and Mrs
Maude Wilt We're registered at the
La Neta from Lake City Thursday.
John Allen moved his entire
household goods To the ranch this
week and will rent the Gunnison
house
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il Harper, Mrs.
Amelia Harper and Mrs. II. ;. Nor-
hang were visitors from White Pine
Monday
Dr. J W. RockefelIer and wife
came down from Crested Butte
"Wednesday and are visiting friends
i'm town.
Mrs. j. Williams. Miss Jane vii
liams and little Frank Williams
went up to Crested Butte Thursday
to visit relatives.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mason was completed the
first of the week and is now occu-
pied by the family
Janet Alexander and brother
passed through this week on their WAY
home to Crested Butte from trip To
Denver and Canon City.
Mrs. Frank Samsel and little
daughter went 90 Crested Butte yes
terday aud g1 from there To- JOIN Mr.
Namsel at the Painter Boy mine.
\ c. HinkIey. master mechanic
and : j Hardy. assistant -uperm-
teudeut If the D. a Il. G.. road. we're
in Guuuispu from Salida Wedncs-
day.
Those desiring instructions ON
stringed Instruments with an upnur-
tuulty of joining a mandolin and
guitar club should hand in their
name to l.. T.. Gavette by oct ljth.
Best instructors used
d. Cau1day went 90 Denver We'd
nesday on business and pleasure
trip which viii lead him as far east
as st Louis and Kentucky During
hls absence. Mr.. J. A. Dawson. a
registered pharmacist recently of
Pueblo. viii conduct the husiuez.
affairs of the drug firm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Father blllv left "Wednesday for
Denver where he will spend several
DAYS and from whence he will 90 to
his old home in Denain. France. af-
ter which he will visit Rome and
then return here His pulpit will
be filed by Father O'Ryan during
his absence
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mi-s Rsbs frlo, sl-sui Saturday
and SUNDAY IL togn from fsriIu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Nj. N HI t.ntlHsr EetuFa.-a iz..sn
MAaca- S.saglrs..sr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
+ MINES AND MINING =

Jake Goodwin cia--sd kis mining
fuiere-i- a Gefhic and came dawn
o. tsunni-on "Wednesday. ~ lefi
Las uighi faF hi- hanso IA y Iaui-
Hau- H. NJ Hpgg came IN from
Teliuride SUNDAY and went up o.
lm Cup the neNt day. where h. -
Interested ~ sumo mining Trpperty
u a. tarisnate thai the mineral
r's.8urccS II tfuuui-an county have
been 80 widely advertised Ia-i at tl4is
fuHcture. " hen new and improved
methods ul ore treatment render
prahtahle the working 1f many old
low graae properties as well a. late
N discovered ones.
Crestone Minor d. retaining
from the BaWermau camp W. \
hangs was run into by a train and
had pne horse Killed and another one
So badly injured that 1t was rmpos-
-ibie % Gse b. IIe traded the
wounded horse for a draft horse and
with his team It ponies managed o.
reach home bot hc saws his biq har-s
has turned 10 an elephant GA his
hands Mr. Bangs is very eufhusi-
a-tic over Camp Bpwerman but pre-
lers CrrStone iBr the winter he
saws there will be four mines run
ming there this winter and IN the
sping there will be "a boom. That
is when he expects Co return
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

COAL QUAIL COAIf
Passes q tEEtsTsoS-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mr. = u Strpusc veli D. Massi
rose Man3ay and rcturred fse-slay
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

John Norwood. Of Pnkin. was
quite seriously hurt tins week bv
being thrown from a buggy. He
and his wife were driving from Pit
kin 10 Buwerman when the horse be
came frightened and threw them
both from the buggy Mr.. Nor
wood arm was broken. also several
RIBS Mrs. Norwood was stunned
but was not further injured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09
= "SOelAl GQn1. =

I,r b l.. Cienes.s was dssu troHs
G,urhlc TUESDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

d. Cau1ddv went 10 Denver Wed
nesday on business and pleasure
trip which viii lead him as far east
as st Louis and kentuckv During
hI, absence. Mr. j A. Dawson. "a
registered pharmacist, recently Of
Pueblo. viii conduct the busiuez.
affairs 0f the drug firm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Those desiring instructions ON
stringed Instruments with am upp1r-
tunIty ot joining a mandolin and
guitar club should hand in their
name 10 l.. T.. Gavette by uct 18th.
Best INSTRUCTORS used
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

A. n Stevens. Miss Maude Ste
vens and Mrs +. j Tr,yarthen were
in from lola Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Why does Deacon Hurley fire.
quently look in the south window at
l.atimer a Allen -
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs Dave Cuthhert H. entertain
ing Mrs Guy Hall. who arrived from
>alida SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

W :. Burnett terminated a pleas
ant visit here with W. Burnett Mon
day and left for Salt Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs NJ J Lord returned to the
Lake Fork Thursday after spending
several davs in town ON business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

\ C. llinkley, master mechanic.
and : i. Hardy, assistant supern-
teudeut If the u. q Il. G.. road. were
an GuuuIspu from Salida Wedncs-
dav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs G. / Lawrence. d Crested
Butte. is visiting her sister Mrs :
y Spencer
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

% :. Galbraith, Jr, tie inspector
for the - a Il. q railroad. came in
from Alamosa SATURDAY,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

j NJ Custer came down from Pit
Kin Sunday TO attend the meeting Of
county commissioners
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs = W Wilson returned:ir1m
Col1rado Springs and Canon Civ
SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

N HI t.aaaer came ~ fr1sa Man
caS Medn.-ei.4y
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

G. S Brown and wife and Mrs
Maude Wilt We're registered al the
La Neta from Lake City THURSDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

Mrs. Frank Samsel and little
daughter went 10 Crested Butte ve--
terdav aud go from there to iom Mr..
Namsel at the Painter Boy mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-09

IA Mitchell was down from Co
chetapa Monday Purchasing winter
supplies.