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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29

/ { III 10.
to the government Of wireless instr,ime ntsi
guaranteed to maintain reliable service
on these circuits: Key West to Panama.
1000 miles; Porto Rico to Key West, III
1000 miles; South Cuban coats to Fan
$50 miles; South Cubato Porto Rico. 600
miles 8S5 3} M tif 4s9 ~. " " III .s
The service proposed is except ionasNI3
in that the wireless currents must ira
verse not only the ocean, but leap over
considerable islands. such as Cuba and
TIayti and IN the latter ca SO and perhaps
in others. run risk OF contrasting cur
rents set up by apparatus on islands not
a. part of the United States. The con
tracing company assumes full responsi-
bility for the working of the system In
such cases. On Its part the government
agrees to operate in harmony with such
stations and vessels as now use the De-
Forest system and this is said to extend tend
to Panama. AZ f e 43I VI Stjss Il sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
EMBEZZLING CASES.
Breeze, Pcnland and Dickersori
"a he Tried at Special Term.

icHAiaLoTTE,F N. c., June Dr. District
Attorney a. r.. Iioiton and his secretary.
Mr.. W. L.. PAINFUL. Of winston s y ~ I.
arrived In Charlotte last night. ana .hos
vile Bank case. These cases VIII pe
heard at special torn Of the i, Federa 2.
Court that meets In Charlotte Tucsday'
July 18th.
The three men Ia be tried are Breeze,
Peniand and Dckerson. Breeze was pres
ident OF the National Bank OF Ashevilie.
Penland was cashier and D'ckerson WaH
one Of the board Of directors. All nre
charged with embezzlement. !.
is more than probable that the other
two will accept the fate Of Major Breeze,
as the evidence in all three OF the chscss
Is about the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
FOURTH 81 JuLYlt
sPEclALI RATES IWlAEc /. q o.&To 4

4 Sf8A HAlESGVlA4C.tc q SO.EiO 800
MOUNTAIN AMI SEASIDE RESoRTS.A
On July Cd, Sd and Ath the Gshesa e
peake and Ohio Will sell round ytrip ttcls-A
cts between All fstations at educedSS rate
tickets limited for return pass ge to ,ll,l "
9Th. Tickets issued to the seashore u Il
rates Indicated below will bear final
limit of July Sth: Richmond to Norfolk.
and return, $3.50; Richmond to Old Point
and return. $500 Richmond to Ytrgif mia
Beach and return, So. 10. 37as4 ss XII
Use the G., & @. fast trains leaving
Richmond 900 A. NJ. and a r. NJ
Two hours to Old Point and two hours
and nty-five minutes to Norfolk Il
Popular sl.1O excursion to Old Point.
Ocean View and Norfolk July Sd and
also July 4th.
Tickets also sold for Excursion trains
of Sunday July Sd. good returning on
excursion trains Of July 4th, at s2 round
trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Snencer's Celebration.
3fSpecial 10 The Times DIspatcl

Especial to The 'Times-DIspatch.)
SPENCER, N c., June 2s.--A big pat
riotic and Industrial celebration will be
held here July 4th. at which Captain Il.
ernor. Will speak. The list of speakers
will also include Senator Lee $. over
man, ex-senator John S. Henderson, Mr..
John NJ Julian and others.
SDecial features OF the day will be an
immense parade at 10 a. M. match
game of baseball, hose reel races and
athletic contensts will be given N me me
Be closed with open air festivities at
night, under direction of Professor James
+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
HE SAW LOOMS
LANDING AT PLYMOUTH
(By ASSOCIATED Press)

PARIS Jlne 2S.--Gustaye Famm, OF
San Francisco, the passenger Of the
Kaiser Wilhelm. H.. who particularly no,
tic American officials With a formal
,r Mu;Si Mr., Loo,mhls up to the moment
Mr.. FlaIam went ashore. Mr., Flamm
ashore at plymouth, He states he saw
Loomis and q gentleman and lady be-
tweensl and 2 o'clock IN. the morning OF
Monday, June 20th, walking on deck
This was the morning the steamer
reached Plymouth, I.oomis was assisted
or sustained In his walk by the gentle.
,man and lady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
THE FIRST CoLORED MILL
Sold Out Under Foreclosure by
the Dukes, of Durham.
fgnerini 70 The Timcs.D {spatch.1

cI1ARLoTTI. N. g., June 2s-At Con
cord to-day under an execution Of two
mortgages held by the Dukes. Of Dur.
ham, n. c. tho Coleman cotton mil was az
sold at public auction by Mr. ]. E 81, stage L.
j. M. odell for the Dukes, the purchase
price being $4,000 There was a debt {, Of
10000. with three years interest on tn, the
in North Carolina to run with colored
help. The organizer OF the mill was was
Warren Coleman. a well known negro . o.
and il is said that the failure Of the yen
ture cost him most OF his property. Cole
man died some months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
BEGINS REDUCTION
OF WORKS AT JONG
Macdonald Now Holds Gyangtse
proaclles.
Especial London Times Gable to the Times
Dispatch. Copyright 19O4.)

Especial London Times Gable to the Times
Dispatch. Copyright 1eo4.>
&GYANGTSE, June 29-General Mac
donald began operations Yesterday ~, morn .i1
ing for the reduction OF the Tibettan
works at Jong and the surrounding noun
tain sides by wide movement down the
valley toward the westward. The Thirty
second Pioneers We're on the right bank
while the Royal Fusillers and the Tween
:ty- third moved along the left, the objec-
tive being Tsechen monastery and the
villages on the plain on both sides OF 3it.
The movement progressed as planned
and met with but. slight resistance until
within rifle range OF the monastery, When
It was discovered that the enemy were
very strongly posted. and had so placed
several cannon that they completely COW
cred the approach. The British column
was halted and the Eighth Gurkas sent
along a narrow crest of rock towards
Tsechen. The key Of the position was
a strongly built redoubt. flanlted on each
side by stone-capped enclosures. the east
ward Of which extended to the monas-
.terv. AS the Gurkas moved along the
crest Of the spur the Fusiliers and ZION
GERS advanced and swept the enemy from
the outer positions with but slight loss.
The Tlbetlans fought we'll, but had little
chance in the race OF tlie iiioue1ii i't'.'.A'
weapons, and it seemed that po.n the
monastery and the redoubt could nave
been captured However, General Mac
donat1 decided that 1t would be useless
TO expose his men to the fire Of the Ilbe-
tan cannon, and so directed that the at
tacking force be recalled. The British
now hold Gyangtse; captured two days
ago. and the Tsechen and Jong ap-
breaches, and are in a position to take
the monastery and village as soon as the
General decides it advisable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
TO REoRGAN1zE.
Proposition in Regard to Pilot
Mountain Trust Company.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-DlspatcH.)

9 Especial TO Tho TImes-DIsPatc11'1
e W1NSTON-SALEAI, n. O.. June So
proposition has been made TO reorsanlze
the Pilot Moussain Bank ana irusl lo'h.
pany. and 1t is highly probable that y
Will he accepted at a hearing TO be held
here july l2th. At hearing here to-day
before Judge =. iB, Jones, the itlga ton
between the trust company and the Ptiot
Mountain Furniture Company was ad-
Both concerns have been in the hands
OF receivers for some time. Mr. Lind
say Patterson. referee and LAWYERS =.
d. Watson and Clement Manly went 10
Dobson to-day for hearing ~ tne nlb
Royd. Whitfield land case. About six
thousand acres of land. Including the old
pilot Mountain. is involved In the con-
.feet llLII te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Veterans Pass Away.

Especial to The Tlmes-D isputch.l
PERA, Va, June s--Mr, James 2. Garyis
herst county on the 18th instant. He was
seventy years old. and Confederate soldier,
ate veteran. died at his home near townsville.
on the 18th instant aged seventy-three.
Mr.. Garyia Is survived by a wife and two
children and Mr.. Poindexter Ia survived by
a wife and three children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
UNDER BUGGY WHEELS.
Mr.. Jack Knight Narrowly Es-
capes Serious Injury.

A runaway occurred yesterday morning
on Louisiana Street, which created much
excitement.
ing trough by the side of the Peoples
Drugstore The animal became frighten.
ed and dashed up the street; Mr.. knight IN
horse started 1t snapped like a, cord.
throwing Mr., knight to the ground. The
horse and vehicle both passed oyer hin,
M no serious injuries were INFLICTED. Mr..
Knight was taken to DR.. Barksdales Of
iice where the necessary attention was
given him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
HE AMT GOT TIME
FOR THIS LITTLE JOB
fBy AssocIatod Press.l

< cAToOSA SPRINGS. GA. June .s-
Rev. Sam p. Jones. when asked to-day
concerning the mention of his Fans for
the vlce-presidential nomination. on tbs
national Prohibition ticket, said;
u amt got time for a little Job like
that. + can sit on the frort cild OF my
avn shebang and do my own driving and
! like that better than crawling w be-
hind some other fellow"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
GuiIford Celebration.

(Special to The -Dispatch)
3 GREENSBORO, N. c., June 8.--Local
committees went to work to-day getting
Fourth-of.July celebration at Guilford
battle grounds. One OF the interesting
and most Important features Of the eel
ebratlon this year will be the unyeilinl t
schenck. the father of the Guilford Bat.
tie Ground Company. and Its presldeht
until his death two years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
LEAVES ON ACCOUNT OF
POLITICAL DIFFERENCES
Az Assnciated prnss.

,y,AsH1N t'' lime 2s,-Blain w
- Iay yhe postoffice Department, viii resign
III That to office on July Goth, to take effect
August 10Th. and will be succeededi, by
Merritt O. Chance, Of illinois ~ mr., TnE-
ance In notifies the relations between he
Observation-Disclosures General and his retiring CHIEF
clerk have not becn close since the former
oasumed offiCe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
watch for the Midweek Bargains in Thursdays Time

Atlantis and forth Carolina Railway re-.
celVereiiip inalNir.lb N I'd II. n II Il.
The trial was act for June 18th, and
tho continuance is to the September term
THE North Carolina Corporation COM
mission heard argument to.dhS on tho
petition of tho Senboard Air Line for per
number IL points on the Carolina Central
between wilmington and Hamlet; MI.
Judge WoinHck represented me sea /,
board, and i3usbee and Bisbee. aopae,n pea
IA a88alst iNa S3g sYtti5f.Ql
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Southern the Purchaser.
-1snectni h, The Times-DIspatcf

(Snectaito The TimesDispatch.)
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. June 2s,.The
G s:ra is now me property Of the South
ern railway. A voucher on the treasurer
Of the Southern Railway for sl5;Go vas
this morning handed to Mr. John "; lin
m ernan. and he In turn gave TO Mr. Il.
l.. Vernon a deed conveying the porperty
TO the Southern Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
NAVY ACQUIRES
WIRELESS CIRCUIT
lRv Assoclatcd Press.l

(By AssocIated T'ressD
WASHINGTON. June 2s,v-Admlral Man
ncy, chief of the Naval Equipment Blu
reau, to-day entered into an agreement
with Abraham White, president OF the
American DeFores, Wireless Telegraph
Company, for the acquisition by the navy
OF Ave OF the longest wireless telegraph
circuits in the world, up 10 this data
two OF them being 1000 miles in length,
The contrasS .Rsasl4dss Tor the Supply
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
CONSPIRACY CASE.
The Action Against McBee and
Finch Continued.

n (Special to The Times DlspntchI
Frank /, Osborne, OF charlotte; who came
here for that purpose. SAYS ne ma s. e onl
Jones and Attorney. General Gnlmer, for
the continuance of the case against Gap-
tain v. II, MGBee and IS. 5, rlncl, cha rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Splendid New Building.

DURHAM, N. C., June os.-The hand
some new six-story trust building. one
Of the prettiest ediflce buildings in the
State. has been completed, and those who
have offices in the building are moving
the front east side of the building me
basement will be occupied by the Postai
Telegraph Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
CAPTAIN BARKER TO
DRILL TROOPS IN CHINA
fsnecial 10 THE TIrnes- Dlspntch.)

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
SALISBURY, N. c., Juno 2S.zCaptaiIn
NJ L. Barker. OF the Rowan Rifles this
city has accepted q proposition recently
mdde MIN W tie government OF china TO 40
certain Instructive work in the interest
of the troops OF that country. It is
learned that the position. which is a very
lucrative one. was rendered CAPTAIN
Barker because Of his qualifications Tor
the particular work to be accomplished.
He expects to leave with his family for
China In about ninety days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Mh!M!!!(|N,ll|ass!z6 5'';'3 z |s

will Cure the Following syn'pton1S'
pains in the side, hack, upder the shoul-
derbiade, smothering sensa tons, palplta,
tIon OF the heart, a tired feeling IN the
morning, a poor appetite coated tongue,
biotches and puppies. 80 days treatment
csc. AL druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Mrs. Virginia c. Minson.

$500 lllSs VII SkbAAC ~ AsA@AASOeA'iaI
G. Minson. die, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing At the residence of Mr.. Il. A. Palmer,
Nc. 4lo West Franklin Street. Her death
was caused by heart disease. Z, /, 4,
Henning Of this city, and had been liy-
Ing in New York for some time.
The body was taken to Wilmington Tor
burial.
Mrs. Sarah Hayes.
Mrs. Sarah Hayes, died at the resi-
dence of her husband at $3.50 o'clock yes
'e she IS se survived by her husband. one
son and four daughters. ..,,, I,
Arrangements for the tunera' WIN ~
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of George A. Haynes, the
prominent t,nS iH,t Ind ssurcessful. commissiont
merchant and tobacco dealer, who died
at his home. 10 South Third Street, Mon
day dag mopn, osoc T from the is First Raptst
The funeral of Robert II. crump. who
died snnaay ntght Ct h,s 9mat a az
sternoon at s O'Clock from Grove Avenue
conducted by Dr. aa " ama me
The funeral Of Miss Mary u; Anderson;
daughter Of the late Sarah Mosby and
David Anderson. AZ toGR pace ace, yes nnh
Street Baptist Church.
The funeral Of BENJAMIN Mines took
Mace from the chapel at Randolph Macon
college. Ashland, at 4 O'Clock yesterday
AFTERNOON, and the body was brought to
This city and the interment was made in
Funeral services over the remains of
]. 10. Dearheart who died at Highland
Springs took place at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, Services were conducted BY
Rev, NJ Ashby Jones and the burial was
made in lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
FREIGHT Traffic Men.

Isnecial 10 The Times Dspntch.)
RtosA sSsoiRSE VA, June Is. The fourth
annual conference of the COMMERCIAL
Freight Traffic Department, of the NOR
folk and Western Is being held mere 10
To-night the. party were given ban.
.ouet ali the Hotel Roanoke by President
IL r. Johnson. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Have City Bonds for Sale.

Messrs Brauch, cahcll s Go, have been
appointed by Messrs- p, p, Shepard 3 Co,
OF New York, as their sole agents In Virginia.
and the enterprising young Richmond firm
is offering for sale a limited number Of
\ Richmond four per cent. bonds at 100 3-4
Richmond bonds ars very popular with careful
investors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
Miss Sarah Kaufman.

Miss Sarah Kaufman, daughter OF the
late Marcus and Flora Kaufman, died
Monday night at 10 o'clock at BelHidere
Hospital. IN New York. after an illness
of ten days.
Shc was native of Richmond and went
to- New York about eighteen months
ago. She is survived by three brothers.
Samuel Carl and Harry kaufman. az Of
this city: also three sisters. who reside
The body will arrive here to-day. The
hour for the funeral has not yet been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
CAS- OR ia
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Bears the 1T nm -
FOURTH Of JULY cuRsIoNs

ATLANTIC COAST LINE, ssgs
This line will sell round trip tickets!
from all points on It's line to all points
south Of the Ohio and Potomac, and east
of the Mississippi Rivers, including ST.
Louis Mo-, at rate of one and one-thtrd
first-class fares minimum fare 80 cents;
tickets 70 be sold July Cd, Sd, and 4th,t
with final return limit July3S, 1901.
For full information apply to agents.
or, 9, s. Campbell Il5l'laI AZ.
Division Passenger Agent,
s3s East Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29

steel rails and material for several iron
bridges are being received for the IA
leigh and Pamlico Sound Railroad being M
constructed from. Raleigh to Washlng e. ~
from Raleigh to the Meuse River, dis.
tance OF nine miles. 1t is expected; tn 1,d
a material train will be put on TINS emu
OF the road within sixty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29

The fact that genuine interest is mani
tested in the success of the Jamestown
large number OF stock assessments that
have been received in the past two days
in response to the second call on sub
scribers to the preferred stock OF the
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
City Council.

An adjourned meeting Of he city
council was held Thursday night Of
last week at which Mayor Brown and
Trustees Mueller, Pennington and
England were present. Indeed this
was about the entire board for
Trustee j. NJ. Allen was sick with
pneumonia. Geo Holmes has removed
his place Of business to Denver and
Duncan Macintosh has passed from
earth.
The petition Of Geo lletherington
to erect a frame dwelling and law
office in block l3, facing the court
house was allowed.
The following resolution was read
and approved.
On motion it was ordered that
S2Ol.2i be deposited with the First
National Bank Of Gunnison. Color
ado, upon the following terms and
conditions, to-wit.- Where's a road
has been constructed from a point
near the Normal School grounds to
/ the eastern limits Of the town # Gun
liS11 with the understanding that
. the road would be extended cast. by
the board uf county commissioners
. 1T tire county of Guunisou connect
/ ing the county road Now If the
board ol county commissioner Of the
county Of Guunis8n shall iv or be-
. fore August lst 1904 cons. ruct aud
complete such road from the ter
minus ut the road, as now c-upleted
. It tire eastern limits Of the wn and
construct such road i1 good
and pr per manner currg-u -u1ndnE
with fIe said road constructed t.
/ that nnrut. extending the lme IN a
. direct lime from the point u1HtioueI
. tr the north west cdrucrul the GENE
terry -rouuds and thence lu such
direction and On such manner As they
may -re Tn connecting the same with
. the regular county road running east
up Tumicli creek. then the said bank
. shall pay the said money e. the order
Of sand board Of county commissioners
9th rwIsa the same shall D.. returned
10 the treasury of the town II Gun
uIson. The question as 10 whether
the said road Is constructed and Gem
pleted as herein required shall be
/ determined by the town council oi
the town Of Gunnis0n or a committee
thereof duly appointed for that pur
pose
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
TaE NTEsEST csOwS
I Is FrSs Trsg % s.. Los 8 Was.
T@ikss st Thsnz n Essaaa5a
Courtv.

Ir E
rrFa5 ta#
>T IWI- ElGIf- TlI
IaaeI "a a.al. I.e .ae aaa.- D..
tbe b .H 7-s- raa. ..ae M
p.a are aFr-
ere aHHe In IHr .lIle-
paFt- % tlar| ns r
D. gsaaz ref % rzHuf b. -lI e.
has taa BEST e.aBre IH lr sel.
ui a. ar t.HHalf #f gHsHfr ur
ta Che llsf minute
Nau weea wg ssh. probably rah.
Hsh a lisa ai faa rHfr- a. .a-r IHe
ballot 5lx has frre saH- Dua Dr.
ia rla haHi- 1f Miss NHf Brown
rees.ear af fle IaHI UH#H aHtlaf
b. hsIi by Mr 7 D. srHHHr- eHaHlr
clerk mi rerarIar and Che fH.ri N.II
t1r t1e pnsant be kaIH Hr lle eila4
The trip IS afnaIy free Hi 1ee.-.
sarv expense t1t.a laiv W.H ra va-
tHf largest number aI rte-. The
next largest ugmter VIII ar-t.a t.r
winner O. free transport .Hu aHi az
mission O. the grounds L.taar ono
Is a splendid prize lar aud avav tie
greatest free rff ever offered Hv
paper lu western Colorado Even
the second prize Is iar ahead "a any
"maid If h1u1r privilege There
are DO strings t5 this l'ier Two
ladies will certainly g1 under thc
conditions named
The trip is spoken Of as Il ten
davs. The intention was t1 make
it a week or seven DAYS al the
fair. That would probably make
more than ten days fJr wo notice b,
railroad schedules that the going and
coming journey will be at least tvs.
DAYS each
WATCH for the first count mex
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
Laid to Rest.

Sunday at two O'Clock funeral
services were held over the mortal
remains Of Duncan Macintosh who
lied Of pneumonia last Friday at
three in the afternoon The services
we're held at the home in West Gun
rison, by Rev J w. Rose Mr.
iackint1sh was AZ wears Of age.
r. wa. born IN Canada and came 10
iunnison in lso2 and engaged in
Tnsiucss, first as a pharmacist and
'ater with the ID & Il. q road. In
1875 he was married 90 Mrs. Crowley,
who survives him. At the time Of
ris death he was a member Of the
Ity council
Ever upright in his dealings, a
kind husband, a good ueighbor and
Ia splendid citizH the death Of
Mr. Mackint1sl v r deeply re-
,retted His wife has the sympathy
n the community iu the great alilic-
ton which has come upon her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
The Jolly Dozen.

The above is the name of the new
social club formed two weeks ago at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs 7. p. Nil
Ter. The club met Tuesday al the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Bert Nc kee
The evening was pleasantly passed
playing Flinch and six-handed Gu
chre. At IL O'Clock dainty lunch
was served The members were
presented with dainty souvenirs in
the form Of hair pin receives for the
ladies and scarls for the men. The
club Will meet next with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cuthbert.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
A Voice from the Departed.

/ shine in the light - Cod
His pr once -tamp= my brow,
1hruuE t1e VALLEY Of death ms fe-t have
troi
And { reign iu glory now.
No hreasl ueHr- g. here,
No keen a "a ihriliug pHin,
No was sI cheek Iera The frequent tsai
Hath rolled and left ifs Stain
have fHuu the the joy of heaven,
am ouH ~ tHe angel band;
t. my head or wa b. given
Aud a hurp is iu my hants
n+ve ir8ru1.i the sing theV sing
" r.m m . IasU- hath made frees
And Che -iHriuu- walls au high stiIl r,ug
With my new born melody.
No -iu-uo grief mo- pain
Sole IN ry happy home
Ny fear1 OH hei my doubts all slain
Nv bo1r 81 triumph come
q, friend o. my NOR "a veHrS-
The tru .tai an the tried
ll "a art walking -tilI IN the valley a. tear
But am an -by side.
do ] forget. Oh -ot
or mo. Irr golden chain
shall bind my heart tp the heart bell
Iil. rHeE u.aHI nd touch again.
Each llus is -rr1r- and rri-Et.
md PSI" aftrI" ..Hm.
Flows f.r.ly .. WU ITts8 rlrHr Uf Ir-Hr.
To- tic world from vhi .I I rag.e.
do vHu mourn when susuher STAR
trrs HHf f-ru rIr e.lrtsrIuE sky.
Do y.u va"r when tha u0. So OF aar
t1F lnH rr-H ~ rr Hirf #ir.
Iral WY -HHr. T1ur r.Hr- down
md Ur soul boz -ur Isl rI-su.
For uuar rE#r gem rH fHa ~gEl#r- crown
AuI 1.u. u.r sa.l il raaETHs
With heartfelt sympathy.
Mas. EMMA LuN
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-12
Building at Pitkin.

Eatowr.-.nz PitAm ursiu= m.a
Erru already started work rebuilding
the burnt block d. g. Mason has
begun work m fine Stone store
building 4J feet long, with - .a.r
front end the OIdfcLIuHs have plans
for a stone building of similar dl
meu-iarS and two stories high
Their hall VIII occupy the second
story. Other parties are figuring l-
the cost lf buildiugs and if business
continues 70 improve the whole block
viii be rebuilt with modern st-Ees