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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25
MINING APPLICATION NO. 147s.
Mineral Survey No. 1s223

Mineral Survey No. 1928.
U. S. Land Office
Denver. Colorado,
April 10, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of the act of Congress approved
May 10. 1872, The Pittsburg Consolidated
Mining, Milling and Tunnel Company. by
w. L. Shaffer its attorney in fact whose
postoffice is Idaho Springs. Colorado. has
made application for a patent for 1900
linear feet respectively on the Pittsburg.
Florence C., Governor Lyon. and Francis
j. lodes. bearing gold and silver. with
surface ground $50 feet in width respect
lively, situate in Trail Creek and Cas-
cade Mining Districts. Clear Creek coun-
ty. state of Colorado. and described by
the official plat herewith posted and by
the field notes on file in the Office of the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25
TALKING MACHINES.

Have you seen the Columbia Graph
ophones, just across the street from the
postoffice? They talk, sing and play any
kind of music, and anyone can operate
them. The prices are SIS, $40 and $50.
This is something anyone can afford.
For sale in Idaho Springs for ten days, op-
posite the postoffice.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25

California, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle 50 90
Via Union Pacific. Quickest time.
Tourist Sleepers daily. One way tickets
on sale daily to June 18th. See your
local agent or address E. R. Griffin,
General Agent, Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25
Only $3.50

For the round trip to Denver on May
4th to visit the President. Regular
train service. W. R. WEIGH, Agent.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25
For Sale.

Two small houses. Terms reasonable,
c. S. BIRRINS.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-04-25

register of the U. S. land office at Den
yer. Colorado. as follows, viz:
PITTSRITRG TJODE
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TUsKEGEE GETS 100000
FROM ANDREW CARNEGIE

New YORK, April 23.--The trustees OF
the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial in
sttute. in Alabama have received $500
00o toward the endowment fund from
ANDREW Carnegie. who attended the re-
cent meeting in behalf of the 'ruskeSee IN
stitute. where ex-President Grover
Cleveland presided The trustees viii
meet soon 10 take formal action III az
ceptins The gift, and at the same time
TO take measures to still further m
crease the endowment. Mr.. Carnegie
letter, conveying the sift, reads AZ i"l-
lows:
New York. April L. 1903. William Il
Baldwin,. il. Trustee: My dear friend
l have instructed Nj Franks, my
cashier. to deliver To you. as trustee OK
Tuske gee institute, S6'"@U, . per 'eht
United States Steel Company, hrst mort
gage bonds. toward the endowment luhd'
II give this without leserVau9l' eN-
cept that | require that suitable pro
vision be made from the gilt lot the
wants of Booker Washington ana ms
family during his own or his vic me
| wish that great and good man TO be
entirely free from pecuniary cares ina
he may be free To devote himself to hts
great mission.
10 me he seems one Of the greatest
living men, because his work Is unique
the modern Moses. who leads has race
aud lifts il through education. to even
better ana higher things shan ian"
OK crnowlng with milk and honey. His
tory is to ten of TWO WashlnStons. one
white The other black, both fathers OF
their people
II am satisfied that the serious race
problem of the south is 70 be solved
wisely only through Booker Washington
policy of education, which he seems 10
have been specifically born-a slave
among slaves 20 establish and in ms
own day greatly advance.
CLAD am to be able TO ASSIST ms
good work in which YOU and others 50
jealousy labor Truly yours.
"ANnREW CAKN EGlE
Rocker T. Washington said tonight
concerning tnc Carnegie donation:
Mr. Carncgie's Sift came as 4 com
pete surprise, although he has always
taken Il deep interest in the question of
educating the negro. one year ago ne
gave US $40 600 to build 4 library and for a
long time he has contributed $4,000 a
year toward our current expenses. we
are striving to complete an endowment
fund of 100000
IN addition to Mr. Carnegie pi1nc"iy
eift we already have $4,000 So that
when We raise another million We small
he in good comfortable shape. 1t IS
evident that Mir Carnegie has had it in
his mind for some time to do something
for the colored people The whole south
will be gratiiied for this gift, not only
the negroes, but the white people as
wei! 90
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF ALABAMA
Association Meeting at Huntsville
Hear Reports.

Huntsville. Ma. April 22.-( Specially
The Alabama Sunday school Association
put in a full days work today, holding
three sessions A sunrise prayer meeting
was conducted by NJ. NJ. Sweat of
Montgomery
The features OF he morning session
were the annual reports OF the president.
Bunyau Davis OF clayton, and the deid
organizer. Judge CartheI. OF Montgom-
cry These reports showed gratifying pro-
gross in the work in many parts OF Ala
bama
The report Of G. G. Miles. chairman Of
the executive committee, was read, and
NJ. Nj. Sweat read a report on finances.
Miss Mary +. Smith made an Interesting
report of the work Of the home depart
ment.
lika. discussed superintendents prob
lens.
e. ], Russell. Of Athens made an adj
dress on order in the school and T. II.
johnson, Of Birmingham. followed on
punctualitN and regularity
Weak Points in Our Work was the
subject of an address by Or. j. N. Pear
son of Florence.
Marion Lawrence, International socreta-
ry, delivered am address tonight on Tho
Sunday school as a Business Investment"
Al the conclusion Of this the sum Of
g. 015 was raised to Garry on the work
in Alabama This Is the greatest sub
scription for this purpose made hy the
association in recent years
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SOUTHERN CITY PREFERRED
Spanish-American Vets Preparing
for Reunion

Ashevnle. \. c., April Cspecial,)-
Adjutant General l.. c. Dyer Of the
Srauish-American war veterans arrived
here this afternoon from Washington to
confer with members Of the board Of
trade with reference to suita bility of ths
city as place for holding the next an
nual encampmcnt of veterans in Sep
tember.
MI Dyer says it is the sense of The
officers Of the organization and of public
men generally that the cncampment
should come south
At the next convention the thousands Of
soldiers win wear uniforms IMPLYING
both northern and southern sentiment wltn
the blue blouse ana grey trousers, AND
President Roosevelt win be asked 20 at
tend as he did a Detroit last year Mr.
Dyer says the view is tallcn that the
southern encampmont with presence OF
chief executive. would have the dual
eject of promoting the national spirit
and Of enhancing interest In the south
en wing Of thc organization.
He says that some correspondence has
been had with commercial organizations
Of Atlanta and other southern cities. but
does not believe the executive board of
the veterans would want to 90 that far
south.
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hired 1.-THE mob which killed him. She
says Britt'S coat was found under a
bridge near her home, cut up, and she
points to this. and enc fact that Britt
has not returned, as evidences Of foul
play. She says that on the night of hef
boy disappearance several pistol shots
We're heard in the direction in which she
saw him go.
Taylor declares that his domestic life
was an unhappy one, and that his VIE
is more to blame than he.
Mrs. Taylor states that she did mission
work for eight years in Atlanta por-
ton of which time she was with the
Peters Street mission.
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BRYAN IS BITTER ON
CLEVELAND.
Nebraskan Says That Grover Cleve-
land Has Betrayed the Demo-
cratic Party Once, but He'll
Never Have the Chance
To Play Traitor Again.

Kansas City, Mo, April 2l.Willian,
J. Bryan, speaking this morning to the
toast Democracy" at the banquet given
BY the Democratic Jackson Club and the
newspaper men OF Missouri, compliment
airy 10 Senator William J. Stone, at which
the addresses did not begin until after
midnight. bitterly aIraigned Grover ClrNe-
land ana his supporters, who are making
the plea for harmony among democrats
The assembly vas made up ol representa-
LlVe MISSOURI democrats and the re
marks OF Mr.. Bryan met with cnthusiaS~
tic favor with his hearers. tie said, IN
part:
We invite al VINO have strayed from
the fold to come back II they so desire,
but we want them to stay III alter tDey
come. We have had enough OF Cleveland
ism in the democratic party. We had
eight years of Cleveland, and, after MS
administration was over we round our
selves weaker than We had ever peen
before, because we had been betrayed.
These So-callCd thermometers, Cleveland
and his followers showed their ncarntss
to republcanism by deserving Us IL oui
hour of greatest need and supporting Tie
republican party. Ihc democratic party
won a great victory in 1872 which gave
our party great opportunity, but Grover
tieNtl1nU DtlfiN ed the ChlloClhtit PA ~
aud il carried the burden OF his adnlIlS-
tration through two national campaigns
and there was not plank III either
platform that was such a detrlment 70
me III those campaigns as that phiuel'
was.
"CleVcland had the best opportunity
to redeem the democratic party ever Of
tered to any man since the time OF An
drew Jackson but instead Of beng true
to his party he diSgraced himself. AS y
t,.tn to 4
principles and, il we do, | believe mat
democratic victory viii some day come
and it Will be here 70 remain when II
comes.
He is of the highest service to his
fellows who can give the highest IDEAL.
There has been a lowering Of Ideals IN
this country Money is talked about
morning, noon and night. CommefclallSih
is the curse of the country today. ana IL
has debauched our country. Inc lorelEh-
or has come to regard the American SIM
ply as 4 moneymaker, and We gave cause
for the belief mat we put nothing beYoH1
wealth and that money is ruling the
country with an iron hand. There never
was time when the people We're NOR
ready to accept democratic principles
than today | would not give one
democrat who really believes in demo,
cratic principles for whole barn yard
fun OF democrats and compromisers
who pretend to b. democrats
Senator William J. Stone said, IN the
course Of his remarks.
we are apart: let us get together.
The platform is the creed Of he party.
and the man who does NOT subscribe to It
does not believe in the democratic par
ty."
Speaking Of next years convention. he
said:
There viii he no abandonment OF re-
organization. ana no man unworthy 70
hold up the old jefferson nag will be
named. and if he is. God pity us. for he
will be defeated.
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MEMPHIS INDOKSEs HESTER,
Cotton Exchange Urges His Appoint
ment to Canal Commission.

Memphis Tenn. April S3.-At a meet
ing Of the directors Of the Memphis cot
ton exchange this afternoon a resolution
was unanimously adopted urging the ap-
pontment by President Roosevelt of
Henry G. Hester, secretary of the New
Orleans cotton exchange as one of the
isthmian canal commissioners.
Several prominent business organiZa-
tons in the south have adopted similar
resolutions.
In speaking Of the matter. Secretary
Potter. of the Memphis exchange, said:
eve felt that no better appointment
could be made. Secretary Hester mas the
Fun confidence of The entire country and
especlaly The south. where he is widely
known"
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MOTHER WANTS HER GIRLS.
MIS- Taylor Swears Her Husband
Has Kidnapped Them.

columbus. On. April -tSpecialD-
Charging that be mas kidnapped his own
children Mrs Frank Taylor wife of Mr.
Taylor. today Swore out two warrants
against her husband. One of the war
rants was issued in PheniX City and one
in Columbus MI Taylor left home this
morning with their four little children,
ali girls. the eldest being IS and the
youngest years Of age. Mrs. Taylor
thinks that ne started out towards Mont
gomery. warrants We're placed in the
hands Of the officers for the arrest of Mr..
Taylor. who IS q carpenter. aged II years.
Three weeks ago zoe Henry Britt aged
u years, Mrs. Taylor's son being a child
by her first MARRIAGE disappeared from
home. and his mother declares that he is
murdered, in her belief She declared
TODAY that she was satisfied some one
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WANT SWAYNE IMPEACHED.
Florida Senator's Resolution Memoir
aIizine Congress To Take Action.

Tallahassee. ria. April Ex-senator
Bailey today introduced a resolution in
structing the Florida delegation in CON
gress to institute proceedings looking
10 The impeachment Of Judge Charles
Swayue. OF the northern district of Flor
ida The resolution will come up for ac-
tiOn tomorrow.
II charges that Judge Swaynes conduct
has been such as 10 create the belief that
he has been corrupty influenced; that
he does not reside in the state: that he
is ignorant and incompetent. and that
his action and that Of his referee in bank
ruptcy has in every instance resulted in
the waste of the assets Of the bankrupt
by being absorbed in unnecessary costs,
expenses and allowances
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. "a
tarrh is q blood or constitutions disease,
and in order TO cure it YOU must take
internal remedies. HAIRS Catarrh Cure
is taken internally. and acts directly on
the biood ana mucous surfaces. Hall $
Catarrh cure is not quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians i'm this country for years, and IS
a regular prescription. 1t IS composed o.
Tho best t0nics known. combined with
The best blood purifiers acting directly
nn the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients IS
what produces such wonderful results IN
curing Catarrh Send for testimonials
f. J. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Hairs Family Pills are the best
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27
ALMOST Mur1NY ON THE SHIP.

New York, April (Speciai)
scamen were brought TO port by the
Indiana from the battle ship Ilearsarse
under sentences Of three and seven years
in thc Boston naval prison for breach of
rules on the Kearsargc A navy yard
official says there is serious trouble. al
most a mutiny, among the Kears9rge's
she being the first of the kind whore
the crews quarters arc steel rooms,
with no wood work, and the new turret
So homo Injuries the men below when the
guns are tired over their heads Numer-
Gus dcsewione ended in the three men
just arrived reGeiline.
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Is mase yearly necessity by Il yearly
certainty-the return in the spring, m
some degree or other of some troubles
as pimpes. blotches and other eruption5,
billousncss, headache, loss of appetite
and that tired feeling
The Perfect Spring Medicine cures all
these troubles and builds mp the who'll
system 1t is Hoods Sarsaparllla and
Pills-the best possible medicinal comb
nation.
Mrs Feisle 1901 Oakdale street, Phila-
dclpha, Pa, says: we have al been
ing the spring for impure blood, that tired
feeling and loss of appetite. and have
derived great benefit
Accept no substitutes for Hood Sarsa-
parilIa and Pills for no substitutes act
like them.
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Carnegie Talks of His Gift.

New York. April 2i-Just before leav-
ing for Europe today Andrew Carnegie
said. respecting his sift of $6o0000 TO the
Tuskegee institute:
Booker 7 Washington is doing great
work Tor humanity and for his race. Ills
race has mare than ordinary disadvan-
tages to overcome. and he is leading them
coward 1cttlement OF their troubles
through nft.ag taom by education. The
race problem viii hc settled. | believe,
by education, and in such way as Mr..
Washington is now directing That poll
cY"
Mr. Carnegie, it is said, admitted to q
friend that he Aad other requests for
money which, probably. he would have
time 10 consider on his way across. Ii
was ninted that other gifts soon might
be made public, but OF this Mr.. Carnegie
would say nothing-
M. Carnegie not only eontenplates a
visit To his estate Sl1ibo castle, Scotland
but it is said that he viii visit Norway
on a Yacht ana make an extended cruise
to many ports for his health.
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TAMMANY sACHEMs CHOSEN.
List Of Men Who viii Dominate the
Organize ton.

New York. April 30.-Ar the annual eiec-
zion Of the Society Of Tammany, or Co
lumbar order tonight the following
sachems and officers We're elected for the
ensuing year:
sachemy. John f. Ahearn Thomas ).
Dunn. Victor j. Bowling, John ION, Asa
Bird Gardiner Randolph Guggenheimer
Louis f. Hafen, Patrick Keenan,,
Charles L Murphy Daniel f. McMahon,
George " Plunkitt, John }. Scannel
Timothy d sullivan; secretary Thomas
r. smith, treasurer, Peter Z. Meyer;
sycamore. Bryan =. Henry; ~isklnSkl,
senator John +. Anearn. Victor }.
Downing Louis T. tIaften and Timothy
D. Sullivan are the new sachcms elected
in the places 6f John f. Carroll. Man
rice Featberson John ". Keller and
Gcorae c. Clauseq,
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BUMPING CAUSES SUIT.
Justice Holmes Facetious in Deciding
Damage Case.

Washington April 2o-Thc United
states supreme court today refused to
reverse the decision of the United States
circuit court OF appeals FOR the defendant
in the case Of The Texas Pacific Railway
Company v A. j. Behrner behrmcr
was a brakeman and being knocked
off the top Of a freight car by a
bump in coupling, caught his trousers
on a nail and was very badly hurt. Re
was awarded damages amounting to So
600
Justice Holmes, in delivering the opiu-
ion Of the court, said that a certain
amount Of humping was to be expected
in coupling cars. but that this court
was not prepared to say that the trial
court had not given due attention to the
question Of negligence.
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WAR PREVENTED BY coMBEs
American Minister Kept Guatemala
and Salvador Apart.

Washington, April 22.-United States
Minister Leslie Combes was the means of
preventing 4 war between Guatemala ana
Salvador. a letter from President Manuel
Estrada. of Guatemala, transmitted to
the state department BY Mr.. Combe=
reads in part
.'There is no doubt whatever thai the
good offices exercised by you had a great
Us, and have the satisfaction of tender
.ng to YOU. in the name Of Guatemala nay
most heartfelt thanks for your work
The minister in his response declared
that anything The United states diDlo-
matte representative might accomplish
toward conserving the peace would be
done
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27
LITTLE SISTERS ASSAULTED.
Crime Is Committed by Maine Negro
in Indiana

Brazil md. April 23.-For a time last
night ii looked as though Brazil would
have lynehing Thomas Burke,
negro. who says lie came from Bangor,
Nc. caught The 10 ana 12-yoar-old
daughters Of Frank Redman a black
smith while they were PLAYING in an
alley IN the rear Of a school house. The
negro dragged the Two girls m'o the
school house yard, whore he assaulted
them lie drcw a razor and threatened
to cut their nhroats they made an
cutlery One Of the girls escaped from
Inn, and gave the alarm.
4 posse. which searched all night,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27
No Merging of Churches.

Pttsburg. Pa, April 23.-The two DAYS
conference behind closed doors ended this
evening in the disagreement OF represen-
tatives of the Congregational, Methodist
Protestant United Brethren and Chris
tian Union denomina tons on the plans
submitted for their union in one church
The conference terminated abruptly haV-
ing accomplished little more than a post
poncment of the discussion.
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Colonel Gin" Hickey Dies by Poison.

New York. April 23.-Coloncl Joseph
KYLE Hickey said to be the originator
Of the famous drink known as the Gin
Hickey" died suddenly here today. He
was formerly a resident Of ST Louis
His DEAN occurred under circumstances
which led to inquiries as to whether he
had committed suicide. In his pocket,
a Nter he had been found staggering in
the street. was discovered a bottle
partly file. with carbolic acid. Colonel
Hickey was noticed by several persons
walking in Twenty-tifth street. past the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27

found him early this morning behind a
kiln at the Indiana paving brick plant.
Burk said that if the officers had been
a few minutes later they would have
found his body ON the railroad as he
was waiting for a passenger train and
irtended 10 throw himself in front of it.
The two girls are Frustrated.
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
tTiaI. pr Tucker. Atlanta, Ga.
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Doctors Prescribe Swamp-Root.

Gentlemen: ~ have prescribed that wonderful
remedy for kidney and bladder complaints, Dr.
Kilmef's swamp i:oct with most beneficial effect
md know OF many cures by its use. These patients
had kidney trouble, diagnosed by other phys-
clans and iredted without benefit. DIR. kmer s
swamp Root effected Il am q liberal man
and accept a specific wherever find IT. in an
cepted school or out of ii. For desperate OF
kidney bladder complaint under treatment with
unsatisfactory results | turn to DIR. kilmer's
swamp Root with most latterng results. | shall
continue prescribe it and from personal ebserva-
ton state that Swamp-Root has great curative
properties
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20 9th St, Borough of Brooklyn, y.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsibe for more sickness and suffering
than any other disease, and IL permitted
t. continue much suffering with fatal re-
suits are sure to follow Kidney trouble
initiates the nerves, makes you dizzy.
restless. sloepless and irritable; makes
Nou pass water often during the day and
obliges you to get UP many times during
the night. Unhealthy kidneys cause rheu-
rlatism gravel catarrh Of the bladder
pain or duh ache in the back joints ana
muscles: makes your head ache and back
ache, causes indigestion, stomach and
FLYER trouble, YOU get n sallOw, yellow
complexion. makes you feel as though
you had heart trouble: YOU NAV have
plenty Of ambition, but no strength get
weak and waste away.