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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
KILLS TWO WITH AN AK
Farm Hand Murders Man and
Boy and Attacks a Woman,
W0undiRg Her.

Alfred, Ontario. ian. "A double muir
der was committed at 8 o'clock ON Sun
day evening at the farm OF Samuel Col
ligan about a mile and q half from
this place and about forty miles from
Ottawa C0lligan and his hired man.
Ciemow GeEette. We're at work ia the
Stables. Czoyette became euraged and,
picking up an ak which was near at
hand. proceeded to pound MS employer
over the head with il. Colligan soon
sUccUmbed 10 the blows shOwercd upon
hin.
After Goyette had finished killing Col
lgan he proceeded TO the house near
ny and attacked Coiligan's li-year-old son
with the same weapon. lie struck the
boy two terrific blows on the head ana
neck killing him almost Instantly Gov
cite then made desperate attempt TO
kiH Mrs C0lligaD- lie cut her about the
head and arms before neighbOrs came
TO the rescue. Goyette was brought to
Alfred and is now safely guarded at
Cheues MOTEL He comes from the vicin-
ity of Montreal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
FIJI ISLANDS SWEPT
BY FIERCE HURRICANE

London. Jan. 25.-Confrminz he
press dispatches from Mflbourne last
night the colonial Office has received
an official dispatch as follows;
a severe hurricane swept over tue
tiji islands Jan. p and p The dam
age 20 the reigborEOod of Suva. Le
capital and chief port Of the islands.
was chiefly 10 tho banana and other
plaEtations and native houses. but the
destruction at Levuka, on the east
coast of the small island of Ovalu. was
very serious. Whole native villages
We're swept away, the bonded ware
house was destroyed and its valuable
contents were seriously damaged, and
Coasting steamers, d bark. several small
craft and many government buildings
were destroyed. Only six lives have
taus far been lost, but news from the
provinces has not yet arrived
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
TILT WITH ROOT RAISES TAFT
Legal Controversy Years Ago IS Discovered to be Basis
for Continued Elevation of New Secretary of =
War-Change to be Made This Week.

Sicle. SIR Vanderbilt retained Mr.. Root
10 defend the case The present secre-
tary and Sir. Taft, then solicitor general
met in the legal arena of the United
States supreme court where MT. Root
Won his case. But the argument made
by the solicitoF-generai excited his ad-
miratiOn. and when Secretary Root east
about for the best man for the delicate
and difficult post of governor of The
Philippines he chose Mr.. Taft
As showing the tendency Of his opinion.
II is said one OF the first acts OF the new
governor on taking his place at Manila
was TO incorporate in tho new navigation
dNfs lof tho islands a provision usCG b.
the preceding Spanish governments based
on the very principle in the contention for
which he had been defeated by Secretary
Root. The latter is also tenacious. for
he immedia tely struck the proposed law
out of the Philippine code
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
SENATOR BURTON WILL
WAIVE ALL HIS RIGHTS

Washington, Jan. 25.-S5nat3r Bur
ton Of Kansas. against whom q federal
grand jury on saturday returned an
indictment for accepting a bride from
tie tuajtO Grain company. has iadi-
Gated TO his friends his intention OF
waving al bis rights as Emitted
states senator ana accepting service in
The case M once. lie left for St. Louis
last evening. expressing his 6etermin-
elton 60 force the matter to an innne-
diate issue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
IRON THEATRE CURTAIN
INEFFECTIVE IN BERLIN

Berlin, Jan 95.-The iron Gre curtain
refused TO work 2 the ROYAL theatre
yesterday when an attempt was made
10 lower it between acts, as required
10y tbe rev ordinance since the burn =
ing OF the Iroquois theatre at Chit
cage
Emperor William was among those
present. and ne made personal inquiries
as. 80 the "a lse Of The curtain failing
10 come down The audience was some
aehat excited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
PILOT STRIKES COW.
FAST TRAIN IS WRECKED

Memphis, Tenn Jan. 25.-Iu.nois
Central train No. p the fast mali train
from New Orleans TO Chicago. was
wrecked at Gates Tenn. today. one
person was killed and Two slightly in
jured.
Dead-John Harris. Gates Tenn.
Iniured-Mrs john Evans. Chfraro:
IT. G. Hubbard Reston. Ia
The wreck was caused BY the pilot
striking COW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
BRYAN Is WANTED
BUT NOT ROOSEVELT

Frankfort. KY. Jan. 25-w. J. BRYAN
telegraDhed today mis- acceptance Of the
invitation of the house Of representa-
tiyes TO deliver an address here ON Feb.
3 on the occasion of the GCebel day
exercises. The house To-Day practically
killed q resolution ihdorsinE the presi-
dents action in the Panama matter.
Tie senate last week took similar ae-
ton by sending the resolution to 8 hos
tile committee.
The house by viva voce vote killed
the resolution 10 invite President Roose-
Welt TO address the legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
WINDOW GLASS FIRM
GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY

Pittsburg. Jan. 25.-S. Mckee < Co.
the oldest window glass manufactures
in Pittsburg. aled petition ia bank
ruptcy ia tho United States district
court this afternoon. The schedule Of
Indebtedness shows Liabilities Of S17&-
oe0 and assets of S2i6.8eo.
Daniel McEec. surviving member
places mis- individual liabilities ~ se2s.
zoe The indebtedness is mostly far
goDsv borrowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
SIZE OF STRATT0N ESTATE.
Appraisers Place the Valuation Of
the Property at SO. 325. 600.

COl0TaQ0 SDTIng-- I0To.. jan 27--Jude1
J. 4. Elsson. appointed b7 the court e.
fiN the appTaisement Of the estate Of
Winfield = Stratton. afscoNercr Ct the
mitte1 his report today. IL f.zes the
yaiaafion IN excess az Sc sos. as against
SAslefA a. tho figures OF the executors.
on Friday morning Attorney General
@llicr VIII appear before Judge Orr and
ask him te fix the amount 81 the iunarl-
fenee tax which the state PROPOSES 60
collect The stae VIII claim III be ueigH,
boThcUd af $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
RE0UlSlTl0R ISSUED
FOR DIAMOND THIEF

Sacramento. Cal. Jan. 25.-The gov
cTnor'S office today iss-ed e requisition
upon the governor of Minnesota for the
return 20 san Francisco OF James Wal
tiers. the bellboy wanted for the rob
berry of the Colonial hotel az san Fran
cisco. in which he secured much yalu-
able jewelry and diamonds about three
weeks ago. Detective Sergeant J. J.
Oman is named as state officer from
California. Walters is IN custody in
Minneapolis Nearly an the proceeds
Of the robbery have been recovered by
the police Of that CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
Russia Not Hostile.

Port Arthur. Jan. 25.-Tne highest Of
iicials here repudiate the published ac-
cusaiions 81 Russian hostility TO the
United States because Of It's Manchu-
rian policy ana the appointment Of
American consul5 under the new treaty
with China.
il IS officially asserted that no large
II enforcement OF the eastern forces is
expected ut present. The military au-
tborilies, however. add that otherwise
2ngements are making for q large
supply ri ponies from The province OF
Chi-Li f0r the C7ssaCks and mounted
iafautry.
Toe dcUeealiE9 ION of'the passenger
ana freigh, traffic on the NauchuYian
RAILWAYS coHtinUes in c7ussquenc Of the
military activity and there is a great
block 0f freight 1T Port Dainy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

MISSISSIPPI IS FROZEN

, Eeokuk. Ia, Jan. 2a-Eoth The Z
> Mississippi and the I1es 1Goines
rivers are closed frozen ares1
solid The thermometec is 9 beloa
, and falling. All rivers ana creeks 4
are banizfUil ane ffe1aa solid 4
> Much danger IS expected 7sifea t
> ice breaks II the SPRING
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
LOST LIVES n ICE TLoFs.

Chicago. Jan. s5--The three mer re-
orted missing when the tugb3at Ader
was stink By the ice last night lost
their lives while trying u reach shore
over the ice fPes They were Cant8in
AioosT, Fireman John Hancock and
steward Cashier Adrian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
MANUsoRIPT UNsoLD.

London. Jan. e5-The fnanu- Z
script 81 Miltou's Paradise Lost Z
vas offered Tor ga3e ST auction TO- {
= day but the reserve price. S15GC9 4
= bot being reached, 1t was 7tita- 4
? drawn after bid 81 S-3.759 had (
> been made.
> So far - ee1taina Die 40 AMIR I
? ican Nas among The bidders
> : =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
AHrI.smooT RESOLUTIONS.

Beilinchaun. Wash. IAN a5.-In =
? every one Of the twenty-five :
> Churches in this eiiv resolutions :
? were 1asset yesterday calling :
> neon senator's Ankegey ana Eos =
te~ Of fliE statc tu east ttei7 vote =
= IN the 6fiate asaifs. the seating =
= 81 Senate Heed Snsoot of Utah. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
SHOOT RESOLUTION

Washington, Jan. 25.-Seaat0r =
, Burrows. chairman III the commit =
= fec on privileges aud elections.
= aDthorize the committee r. con- =
; duct an iaFpstisation into the nro- =
; TEST aeasust Senator SBioot retain =
in2 his seat Tie resolution WAS =
, fefeTree u TIE committee o. con- =
tingeHt eE3fenses- >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
- RFC0MEs HETRFss.

Dies Mones Ia. Jan. 25.-5is,er Hhilo-
meaa- the mother superior OF Aercy Ruz-
pitaI. o. Des Noines- IS one ef eve 1ets
10 an est1se said 10 be- valued AZ $3.50 ass.
The estate IS that o5 her uncle join. 1r
Cormick. cf &el5cUrne. = .fstfE-i5- who
died ten ye2-S AGO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
BOTH NATIONS
ARE SUSPICIOUS
Russia and Japan Unable TO
Find Common Ground.
PEACE STILL PROBABLE
BELIEF THAT RUSSIA WILL
MAKE CONCESSIONS.

> = = = = = > , > ,
Berlin. Jan. 25.-As the German >
> government understan ds the pres =
> eat SITUATION. the feeling Is such =
> az Toxic that Japan VIII declare =
= war unless Russia answers her =
= demands favora oily. Russia rec >
, 0Euizes .hss and accOrdilCiy in- =
= tends - accept enough of Japau's =
> points 10 Dlake rhe Toxic cabinet =
= feel that q SUFFICIENT cause for war =
> 70 longe. exists. and while the >
> forthcoming note viii not fully =
> satisfy Japan. it VIII prevent the =
= serious possibility of a declara- =
> ton of war >
A+44&% *@4&4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

AHEASHINGTON. Jan. Preparations
w are making at the war department for
transferring the seCret ary's office
from Secretary Root TO Secretary Taft.
The new secretary arrives Wednesday az
terneon. Secretary Root has issued cards
for a large reception Friday evening IN
honor OF his successor. The Thursday
evening" preceding Senator Alger will give
a reception IN honor Of the retiring sec
rotary. at which Gov. Taft viii be pres
enr.
Fhe fart has developed that Secretary
Root himself Originally selected Gov. Taft
for the important post OF, governor of the
Philippines. Mr.. Vanderbilt had purchased
abroad the big steam yacht CenQnerer.
and when the vessel came to New York
the customs collector sought 30 impose
q heavy duty on her IS an impOrted ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
vEDDER PICTURE STOLEN

Rome. Jan. g5.-The studio here ~ Eiiau
Vedder the America sriiSt. has been
entered and Tansacked by thieves. who
stole. among other things. tw3 O. sir,
Nedder's pictures. One of The pictures
stolen is s. painting If Grce+ girls i-i Il
bath. the original OF watch was Ffir-
chased bv !. j. Morgan. and che other
an ina einstive figure e. Fortune
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

New YORK. Jan g5-Richafa =
= carvei, formerly walking delegate =
~ the Derrickmen. RiggeFs and ?
= Pointers union. pleaded guilty >
? today to an indictment chss-gins =
> attempted ext0rtion. he wiz - >
=. sentenced tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

Washington. Jan. 25.-On recon-
mendation OF Senator Heybufn Of Ida
no. the president today appointed II.
Smith WooIiey. a former bishop of the
Mormon church. 10 be assayer of the
mint al Boise City. IDA The discus
sion OF Woolley's appointment caused
considerable political gossip. At q
conference at the White House today.
to which the president. Secretary Shaw
and Senator Hepburn we're parties. the
matter was settled. Charges were
made against WOolley by two Boise
City editors. They were investigated
by a committee from the treasury de-
par1ment The committees findings
we've placed before the president No
recommendation were made by the
committee, but It is said the charges
practically were sustained Semi
official announcement was made that
Woolley would not be Teappointed. but
after careful consideration of the mat
ter the president decided 10 make the
appointment and so informed Senator
Hepburn today. The president held
that It seemed evident that the charges
made against Wooiley were due to
political bias
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
BAILoTING IN MARYLAND.

hunapoilS. Nd Ian. as-1hs sixth dfs' S
eaiioting for United States senator by
fffe Maryland legislature resultco
flt's1iscrat -1sifioF fsaTner. 84 Josn
ANHlter SHIFTS. = scattering. IS
{eplplicars- T. A9cCcnas. -.
sixty threc votes are required t. elect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
&C. It Bryon,9 says Grover.

= Princeton y J.. 3sa exp or4nag Z
> President fieFelaa4 vixen asked go
, nigaf = t1e Associated Press cor- I
= rcspandsrt or bis prialcn on W. J. :
= Ersan statement that ro man who {.
, ~afei fhe Rair1ar- f}1iek-1cf gieKst Z
, can 3e nominated br the Democrats :
. smiled aEd said. :
> hage ncJ WQed 10 sav go THE =
> natter except that Bfvsn bias got :
tQp stage Let nm go T. I guess :
taat 0etiultc eHouFA 4
= = .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

Il
stable monetary basis has been
sought for week past by Charles =.
Ccuant, an American member o. the ~
ternauOndi Exchange committee which
visited Great Britain. France Germany
and Russia last summer to secure the
support of the government Of these coun-
standard for China. The commission also
attempted TO convert the powers TO accept
the payments # the Chinese International
indemnify arising out Of the Boxer trou-
bies Of l.s9 ia silver lCr ( tenn of YEAR,.
4 general disposition WAS found to make
this concession II China would employ
the amount thus saved her i'm providing
for the expense Of establishing q gold
standard i'm the country.
As a result of several interviews with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
Engineer I'D &c ~.

Shortly after > O'Clock SeIwyn IL Tav-
lor and one Of his assistants SiEuaied Tor
Taylor is stili down there. Three times
efforts have been made to reach him, but
80 far without avail.
Thomas Wood. one of the first of the
rescue party hauled to the surface told
his story of his trip through the mine. He
said.
Il was with Taylor ana we cIsmbered
over three or four falls Taylor laid cut
the mine and seemed TO kaow the way
There was one man alive I'll the foot OF
the shaft He was sent UP. ana then we
took the mule path into the south level
we saw Two men VINO were alive ana
notified those back Os us and then went
on. We passed the third. fourth and fifth
heading and then through an oVerdrifL
into the air shaft. I began to feel dizzy
and sick, and then I saw Taylor stagger
and fail. His lantern fell We tried TO
lift him UD but could not carry him up
and made my own way 90 safety
T. ". Cunningham. mine inspector Of
the Fourteenth district. reached HaTWicN
about 7:90 When seen by an Associated
Press reporter just after his arrival he
said;
The mine where the explosion took
place was inspected about the 1st of De-
cember. There was some gas in there
then. but never considered the mine
angeTous
over $50 Men in Mine.
IT. Z. Hutchinson. who gave oat The
lamps 10 the miners before they went
70 work in the pit this morning. said.
at 7.39 O'Clock. the time when the
whistles blew and when every one IS sun
posed to be at work at the niue. { had
given out between $50 and 10 lamps
That was one lamp 10 q man
Yes
Did any Of those lamps come back"
Not one"
There is a light in every cottage I'm the
little hamlet above the pit mouth. There
is still Il crowd sbout the mouth OF the
fore the full extent of the catastrophe is
known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
W00LEY NAMED AGAIN
Boise Editors Prove Case, But
President Decides on BiSh-
ops ReappOintmeHt.
Special to The Herald9

= Washington, Jan. 25--The NOM .
p nation today OF Smith g. WooIley y
= as assaye- Of the Pcise assay Of =
= fee was made by the president, IL =
, Is said by Woolley's sponsors, aft =
= err a full consideration Of the =
= charges which had been fled =
y against HIM After Woolley's re- y
= cent return 10 Idaho he sent in =
= additional evidence bearing upon =
= his alleged Irregularities in COM y
y mercial transactions, and this evil =
= dence Convinced the treasury de- ?
= partment and the president of his =
= innocence of wrongdoing. and the >
, nomination followed. Senator Hey =
= burn and Representative French >
= have stood by Woolley throughout y
= the controversy. Senator Dubois =
= has taken no part n the matter =
= excepting to transmit 10 the de- >
y psrtment such commur 5catiOns as ?
= he has received concerning it from =
= citizens of Idaho
+ = = = = = = = l. 4 ! 4 = = = = 4 = =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
GENERAL MA FOR JAPAN.
Chinese General Ready to Take the
Field.

81. Petersburg. Jan. ga dispat ch
from Port Arthur says that according
90 Chinese native paper. General Ma.
with twenty regiments Of Chinese
troops has proceeded from Shan Hai
kTon Chilli province in order &c oc-
cuuy etrategic points on the border OF
that province
In NoFembsf General Ala was quoted
s saving that in the event of war he
would join forces with those Of japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

American Member of international Exchange Committee
Asks Cooperation in Changing China's Monetary
Basis Condition Imposed as to Silver.

Signor J4uzzstti. the minister of finance,
Mr.. ConaDt submitted memorandum 10
the minister suggesting Jtaly's consent
TO these Chinese proposals, as well as
her acceptance and cU-openration in the
Inauguration of a national monetary sys-
TEN. The government has not get made
any definite decision IN these matters
but Signor Iuzzattf has promised 20 con :
slider them carefully. Mr.. Gauaut viii
leave Rome tomorrow turning over MS
part in the negotiations with the Italian
to Ambassador Never. vino
VIII communicate the ultimate result 70
the state department. at Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
COATES KINNEY DIES.

Cincinnati, Jan G5.-Coates kinney the
author and poet died of the grip at the
Presbyterian hospital here tonight. aged
IS years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
TIame Conc o. So.

The exclusion occurred at $50 o'clock
this morning. and the first warning was
the sudden rumble underground, and then
q sheet OF flame followed 10 the deep
shaft. l,oth mine cages were hurled
through the tiDple. twenty feet above
the landing cage, and the three men on
the Triple were hurled to the ground
mule was thrown nigh above the shaft
and fell dead or the ground. The injured
men We're brought st once TO this city
where two of them have died since.
As soon as the rumble Of the explosion
aud the crash III tbe pit mouth startled
the little vilia-e the wives and children
of tho men below rushed 70 the scene
of the disaster. bur 10 gain no encourage
ment There was no way 20 get into the
deep workings. The cages that let the
men into the mines and brought them
out agsin when the days work was done
were both demolished
All day long there was n Jam Of women
and children waiting about the mouth of
the pit. There were calls for assistance
and for surgical aid from the men ia
charge OF the nine. but IL was not until
3 O'Clock this afternoon that the first al
tempt at rescue was made This was a.
failure as the two meu who volunteered
We're driven back by the foul air
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26
GAS EXPLOSION
KILLS MINERS
Number Entombed and Prob
ably Dead Is Over $50.
MULE is BLOWN UP SHAFT
LEADER OF RESCUERS BE
LIEVED TO BE LOST.

nITTSBURG. Jan. s6.--Fr5m al that
can Be gathered al this hour, be-
tween 1S0 AID I9e men aFe lying
dead in the headings aR6 passageways
of the HarvicE mine of tile Allegheny
Coal company at CheswielS. The result
Of a terrific explosion today. cage
after cage has gone down into the mire
and come ap again. but only one miner
Of all those that went down to work
this morning has been brought 20 the
surface. The rescued man is Adolph
Gunia and ne is stiu in q scmi-con-
seious condition at the temporary hos
pital at thS rude school house on the
hillside above The mine
In addition to the miners who were
ut work When the explosion occurred.
it is now believed bv practically ut
The men IF the rescue party who nave
come up he 220-foot vertical shaft for
a warming and d breathing spell that
Selwyn Taylor. the Pittsburg mining
engineer. who plotted the mine and who
was the first to reach she bottom
after the explosion happened is also
now among the list OF dead OF those
in the mine ali are probably lead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-26

y ONE Jan. 2l-The cooperation Of
{ Italy in splan to put China on a
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-11-24
RAGSDALE WINS
LAND OFFICE SUIT

The case in the land office, mentioned
last week as having been decided
against ]. NJ. Ragsdale, was really de-
cided in his favor.
1t relates to valuable claim in the
Cripple Greek district. Mr.. Ragsdale
and associates had filed for patents.
A contest by H. R. Hull ct al. was filed
but the case was decided in favor Of
Mr.. Ragsdale.
Associated with Mr.. Ragsdale are his
sons, A. b Whitmore, P. ]. Dugan and
others. The claim may prove to be
quite a valuable one. 1t is within al
most quarter of mile of the w. p.
H., which has made some rich ship
ments.
For feed. coal, and wood call on
Merris 4 Son, 2Oe n ain street.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-11-24

For feed. coal, and wood call on
Merris 4 Son, 2Oe n ain street.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-11-24

hs,. mat - e.,t .ur. th.v tr+.ra.a 20
,n-,,,.r n. A. q O'CLOCK IN. o.,. vas
tbrovn oman and onr ,,ttie band ma rob.
e6 out .on. edend,v Miami. In sront
.nh so,,owes hr our .scort q, a,o,,,
s00 po,ta wot,om,es We movad .,oyiy
.loro the ,ats .bors urt,, ,,a cam. 70
TIE sand biII. between tho nra,r,a aud
~. beach when o,,r e.cor, 81 po,tayo,.
tc.nie. aied m the r,ght and n,ac.d m.
and h,l,s hs,ween ns and ,hsmss,vss
We wers scarcely awar. NJ our dan.
~ when . .torm q, bullet. ama mon
=. Our troon. were ou,ctIv ,orm.d
Srtc ,,ra ana cbarvad nm the ..rd h.nL
1crc,ny IN. rnd,.n. hacr ana ,hs hat'
"a. ws. tbep ne ped on the oner nr,,r,s
oetv .,orr .o,d,er. t,-.,ya c,r,,,. :. .rS
eh-s. ~ ,o,,- -o,,., .a,,.. zoo I,,s,., !,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-11-24
Thanksgiving Excursion.

To Pueblo via. the Rio Grande. Only
$l.25 round trip. Grand carnival Of
sports at the fair grounds. Foot ball
game between champion teams of the
state. Automobile races, pole and
single races, parades, etc., under the
suspices Of the Public Driving Club.
Great attraction at the opera house !;
Glittering Gloria Co.; matinee at 2:30
p. m.
Train leaves Canon City at 1890, re-
turning on all regular trains. Every
body come!