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The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
CONFERRING AS TO PEACE.
Effort to End HostiIities in
Uruguay.

Buenos Ayres, Sept 1S.-Advices re-
ceived here to-day from Uruguay state
that Basilio Munoz, successor to Gen.
Aparicio Saraiva, as the head of the
revolutionary forces, has written to
President Ordouez, of Uruguay ex-
pressing his belief In the futility of
further bloodshed now that Saraiva is
dead, and asking the President to pro
pose conditions Of peace.
President Ordouez replied that while
desiring a cessation OF the struggle,
the government was not prepared to
make conditions, though it stood
ready to entertain reasonable pro-
Dosals.
Delegates representing both parties
are now negotiating a basis of peace,
but owing TO the many previous fall
ures, the public has little faith In a
successful issue OF these negotiations.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19

San Antonio. Tex, Sept ia spec
cial ~ the Express from GuadaiajarA.
MeK., says; Governor Pedro ArFuei.
les ~ The state ~ Tamauiipaa has in-
sued an order prohibiting fhe practice
- kissing sacred pictures and images
in the churches ~ fhaf state
The order ~ fhe result ~ inVeenKns
lions b. the heaifh aufhoifien. Whlfh
Determined fhaf CONTAGIOUS dlseaaas
AeTe transmitted through people lus
dulFing in The pracucf
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19

tenable they sent the following mes
sage to Gen. Stoessel:
We are unable to hold this posi-
ton"
But you can doe he said in reply,
and so they died.
'On Sept. IA the bodies of $500 Jap
anese soldiers were discovered between
Fort No. 2 and Fort No. 8. The stencil
from the decomposed bodies attracted
investigation The Russian authorities
admit that they are not able to ex-
plain what engagement resulted in
this slaughter"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
REv0L LUTI0NISTS HAVE
CUT OFF ASUNcI0N.

Buenos Ayres, Sept. is.-Aooording 70
dispatches received here the revolu-
tlonists Of Paraguay are concentrating
their land forces az towns parallel with
the railway, and have cut on supplies
and communications with Anunelon. M
~ evident that the rev0lfltilnis are
planning 40 make an eariy attack upon
the capital on - starve the governments
into submission
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
ICE INSURM0UNTABLE
Prevented Champ From Reaching
Franz Josef Land.

Tromsoe. Norway Sept is.-w. s..
Champ. secretary 10 William Ziegier.
and Wv4o was IN charge OF the relief
expedition sent 20 search for the Arc
tic exploration steamer America. ar.
rived here this afternoon AZ I o'clock
on board the steamer Frithjof The
Frithlof reached latitude 70 degrees.
10 seconds north.
Mr.. Champ in = statement given out
here Fags.
= regret 70 report my failure 20
reach Franz Josef Land. The Zee con-
dkiona wers insurmp0unfable and the
approseahing winter ana me hsaYv
fraet compelled us ~ ahanaon further
enoN a. 9st NORTH"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
CNE WAS KILLED AND
SEVERAL WERE INJURED.

Paris, Sept. 19,-One person was
killed and several were badly hurt in
n collision with soldiers at Genoa,
where the strikers prevented the de-
parture of trains. Railway tracks
were also torn up near Rivarola. No
trains left Milan Sunday night.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
THEY MUST NOT KISS
THE SACRED IMAGES.

Practice Found TO Disseminate
Germs Of Disease.
Mexico city, Sept. 1S.--The Catholic
congress of Mexico will assemble in
the city Of Morelia on Oct. A. Apostolic
Delegate serihni. who is also arch
bishop Of spoletto. Italy. and rumored
soon to be made a cardinal. viii pre-
side over the deliberations Of the great
assembly Of prelates and important
matters of interest 10 the church IN
Mexico VIII be- discussed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
SITUATION is SERIOUS.
Trouble Threatens Because of the
strike of the Socialists.

Strike of the Socialists.
Paris, Sept 19.-The Journals Genoa
correspondent reports that he had
travelled to Nice in order to file the
following uncensored dispatch: THE
situation throughout Italy is most
serious. At Rome the council of minis
ters has called out two classes of re-
serves in order to reinforce the authori-
ties. Premier Giolitti has postponed
a journey to Racconigi. which he had
intended to make for the purpose of
extending his personal congratulations
on the birth of the crown prince.
At Port Novo crowds of people stop
ped the railway trains. many children
lying down before the engines. The
troops there were powerless and one
person was killed and several were bad
ly hurt"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
COLD DRIVES BRITISH
OUT OF THIBET.
The Expedition VIII Have 10 Leave
Lbassa.

EHV HNHF"FIIWH VIII HIVE 10 LenVe
Lbassa.
Lhassa, Sept 16, delayed in trans
mission.) )-The departure Of the Brit
ish expedition has been fixed for Sept.
%.
The weather Is already cold and
there has been hard freezing. The
men are III supplied with winter cloth
ing and are likely to suffer In crossing
the passes on the way to Gyanetse.
whore there are some stores OF warm
clothing.
by the Emperor's order. the Chinese
Amban has proclaimed Tashi. Lama
Of shigatse 20 succeed 70 the spiritual
dignity Of the Dalai-L8ma.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
FIGHT LIKE FlENDS
AT PORT ARTHUR
NO QUARTER is GIVEN
EVEN WHEN THE WHITE FLAG Is
HOLSTED.

So VenOmous Has the Hatred Be-
tween the Russians and Japanese
Grown That They Do Not Think
of Mercy-If the Fortress Surrend-
ers, Massacre Is Expected-Prince
RadxiviI's story of the Condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
LESSONS FROM
The EASTERN WAR
HOW THE ARMIES COMPARE
IN FIGHTING QUALITIES AND CAM
PAIGNING ABILITIES.

Russians Apparently Know Better
Now How to Use Artillery Than
They Did at the YaIu-Their In
fantry Poor SllOts-DiRerence in
Russian and Japanese Generals.
Russians Spectacular; Japs Busi-
ness-Like.
Correspondence of the Associated
Press.1
With the First Japanese Army, Tien
Shi Tien, Manchuria, Aug. 12.-The
lessons of the campaign are a text
constantly before the eyes of the mill
itary observers with this army They
have made no revolutionary discoveries
thus far; indeed, the chief lesson has
been the overshadowing Importance of
that complete preparation which has
made every cog of every wheel of
the great machine slide quietly into
its groove at the appointed minute and
the attention to details for lack of
which the servants of the Czar are
wasting so much brave food for pow
der.
The work of the Russian artillery
early on July 81 commanded the high
est praise from every one. 1t was in
strong contrast to the showing made
at the Yalu and was in every respect
credit to that arm of the Russian
service. They gave the japanese ar
tillery a hard day of it and compelled
the batteries with the Japanese left
division attempting to flank the Rus
sian right to shift their ground re-
peatedly to avoid the fierce and accu-
rate fire poured upon them wherever
they opened. Moreover, the bravery
of the Russian gunners was beyond
all praise.
Many statements have appeared in
European newspapers about the su-
periority of Japanese guns, but their
work so far has Illustrated the West
ern aphorism that, success is not in
holding a good hand, but in playing a
poor hand well' 1t is conceded by the
experts who have seen their work in
the field that the Russian guns are
better than the Japanese and that the
ratio to insure equality should be
about six Japanese guns against four
Russian.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-19
JAPANESE SMELLING
RUSSIANS At MUKDEh.

London. sept is.-lt il asserted 30 a
dispatch from Toxic - the Express
that the japanese are vigorously shoil-
ms the Russian positions 81 Mukden,
preparatory 20 q general advance. ana
endeayorlnr. by = vide turning move
msut, 20 cue on Gen. Kuropatklu's rs.
treat The japanese armies. fhe f's-
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The indicator., 1904-04-16
= Difficult Bottle Feat.

Here we have the picture Of a
boy with bottle standing on the
back of his head. You will say per-
haps that You can easily perform
that little feat, and We do not doubt
that you can, but that is only the
first step in the amusing task that
we are going to set for YOU.
We want you, if you please, to
balance a bottle on the back of your
head and then to stoop down and
pick up silver quarter from the
floor with your lips and rise again,
all without letting the bottle fall or
touching it with your hand. If You
think the experiment might be ia
tai to the integrity of the bottle
that, in other words, there might be
The indicator., 1904-04-16

Vlnson w. Bruce. his legal representa-
tivcs or assigns. which sale or sales
and said deed or deeds. to be made as
required by law and as provided In said
Deed of Trust. shall be perpetual bar.
both in law and equity. against the said
signs, and all other persons
claiming the premises aforesaid. or
any part thereof, by, from. through or
under the said Vinson w. Bruce; and
Whereas. Default has been made In
the payment Of the interest Of said
note due August II, 1903. and in the
payment of taxes for the year 1902. and
the first half OF the taxes for the year
1903; and
Whereas, The principal of said note
still remains due and unpaid, together
with interest thereon from the 11th day
OF August, 1909, at eight er cent. per
year; and. taxes with interest and pen
atty for the year 1902, and one half
the taxes for the year 1903 with inter-
est: and
Whereas, Thomas Jeneon, the bene-
iiciary under said Deed of Trust and
the legal holder of said note. has. In
writing, notified me of the abovemen-
toned default, and declared violation
of the covenants of said Deed Of Trust,
in that respect, and has further de-
clared said note and indebtedness,
thereon at eight per cent. per annum
from date until paid). due and pay
able. and has elected to advertise the
said property for sale. and did, on the
18th day OF March, 1904. file his notice
of such election and demand for sale
Gin accordance with the terms of sale
specified in said Deed of Trust, and as
by law providedD. In writing with the
undersi. med. as said Public Trustee.
thAr
such notice and demand, and under
and by virtue of the power and author
ity vested in me by, and In accordance
with the terms of sale specthed IN, said
Deed of Trust, and by virtue Of said
Trust Deed and the law In such case
made and provided. /. Alexander T.
Stewart, as the Public Trustee In said
Pueblo County, do hereby give public
notice that / will, on Monday. the 18th
day of April, 1904. at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the east front door of the County
Court House. in the City of Pueblo,
County of Pueblo and State of Colora-
DO. sell all the above described prem
ises, Gen masse. or In separate parcels,
as / may think besD. and the right.
title and interest of the said Vinson W.
Bruce, his heirs and assigns therein.
at public auction, for the highest and
best price the same will bring In cash.
| for the purpose of paying the sum OF
six hundred dollars. and interest there
on from August II. 1902 at eight per
cent per annum. (being the unpaid
Indebtedness secured by said Deed OF
! Trust), and the expenses of executing
| this trust.
| Dated at Pueblo, Colorado, March
10, 1904.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART,
AS Public Trustee In Pueblo County
Colorado.
First Insertion March 10, 1904.
| Last insertion April 10, 1904
The indicator., 1904-04-16
BUILDING
AT BLENDE

Several new buildings are being
erected at Blende, the new town site
at the Zinc smelter, and that place
begins to look like little city.
1t is said that there are other bus.
mess blocks and residences in con-
temptation and that there promises
to be quite growth out there next
summer and fall.
Blende lies contiguous to the Zinc
smelter on the south and there many
of the working men will reside.
c. B. Schmidt is the promoter of
the enterprise, and although he is not
pushing it hard at present, he has
every faith in the ultimate outcome
of his plans. and it does look as
though Blende will be all right.
The indicator., 1904-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUM MONS.

STATE OF coLohADol In the Court plt'r'''
COUNTY OF pUEBLo.j "
The Columbia saviA0s and Loan Assoclnuon'
Ia corpDTatiop). and =. j. 10 iars; trustee
plainiin-, VS.; l.; u. henrnau, l,,,.e d ,.f,naanis
sItMMoNs-pub,ished by Order of said
Court.
The People Of the State OF Colorado to L. H.
Henritls. Lou Henritxe, and Eugene +. shose'
Assignee the defsndAnt above haihen, "ree'-
lug:
action brought against you BY the above nam
Cd plaintiffs, In the District oour' vi ruep,o ~,
C1unty state OF Colorado, anu answer ahc
complaint therein w'Ih'n serwed r within this
County, or, II served out OF this county OF ny
public lion, within thirty days after the ser.
vice hereof o. x, ie ssken against
you, according to the pra,ei OF the conplain' ph,
and Il a copy Of the compliant IN ne aDonc
entitled action be not served ~,en ~ ,,,. .nis nnt of
this State, then ten days additional TO the .a'nd
heIelnaooye specified for appearan % hnd
answer will be SLOWED before the t"kihS Vi
Judgment Nv default NJ aforesaid. =.
Tse sS,d action is brought TO recover II
Judgment against the defendants, H. b nem,
rltEe and Lou Henritze, for eignt nun"rsu d,i,,,i
together With tifty dollars $50 as attorneys
lees 10 be taxed ~ costs, and thc COSTS vi 'h'S
suit. ,.,.., ,,,,.,n
lot twenty three ClA and the .outh Yen w. ,eos
Of lot twenty-two la2), block one ", hio ha,iner
Avenue PLACE. CITY and County OF PueDio,
p1der a deed oi trust securing the above men
TONED Indebtedness. ..t,,.. 90
take rh ,rve Of the premises described In shit'
deed OF trust and collect the rents upon .nI
same during the pendency Of this action an, ~
will mnre fully appear from the comp aiDt In
said action 70 which reference Is here haae'
seopy OF which Is hereto attached; i, ,o,tou
And yuu are hereby notihed that IL yuu W. "a, ~
abose ,equired the said plaintiffs VIII % Apply
to the court for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand this 18th day of feo'
ruary. d.. lS04. ,,trpp cu
AND j. NORMAN, ,.,,r,
Lab IL ii,aL
The indicator., 1904-04-16

a smashup-use a tin canister or
something of that kind instead Of
the bottle.
Now, if you will follow our di-
rections closely, you may succeed in
the feat and bring the bottle out
safe and whole.
First, bend the head forward un-
til TIE chin rests on the breast; then
balance the bottle in its place on the
crown Of the head. Be sure to do
the beginning well, and the rest will
be easier than it looks.
Bend the knees gently, coming to
the floor on one knee. Then lower
the hands to the floor and, thus sup
ported, push the feet gradually and
slowly back until the face is able to
reach the quarter.
Resuming the first position b
merely going through these move
ments III reverse order. Slow, steady,
even, careful movement is the -
rset Of SUCCESS in The fsst
The indicator., 1904-04-16
FOR TIE LITTL5 ONES.
Tho Tiny Mayoress Of the Ancient
Town Of Chatham, EnglanI.

Tho Tiny Mayoress Of the Ancient
Town of Chatham, EuslanI,
In England the wife ol mayor
is a very important per-onU-e and
is called a mayores-. Ia London
she is the lady mayoro=~, nut that is
only because London Ia -uch large,
important city and because only "a
man of rank can be mayor.
When an English mayor ha- no
wife the lady who is at the head of
his household, whosoe,Sr She may
be, undertakes the duties Of may
Dress, and that is how it come about
that tiny, golden haired ari of
three years is mayoress of the an
cient town of Chatham, England.
Her name is Louisa Mary Dawes
Driver, but to all her friends she is
Lulu,
Her father is a widower, and he
is his only daughter, 50 when Mr..
Driver was elected mayor he decld-
ed that Lulu should undertake such
of the duties of a muyoress as might
be performed by so small a young
woman, And, as the provincial
towns of England make almost as
much of their executives as London
does of its lord mayor, numerous So
cial functions already have made ue-
mands upon the little girl.
Not long ago she sat in a large
chair on platform at the opening
Of church bazaar, and when the
chairman, who sat next to her, an
nounced that the mayoress would
make the formal opening Lulu arose
and in voice which reached easily
all parts of the big room declared
hrmly, "The shows open"
Shortly after having been the
guest of honor at the bazaar the
mayoress received an invitation to
distribute prizes at the towns
church schools. The mayor was
rather doubtful at first, fearing that
the presents might appeal to his
daughter so strongly that she would
hesitate to turn them over to the
winners, but the little girl handed
each gift to the pupils indicated
without even a regretful look. So
well did she enjoy the proceedings,
in fact, that when all the prizes had
been given out the little miss asked
her father for some more things to
give away.
In honor of his tiny mayoress the
mayor devotes especial attention to
the children of Chatham A few
days ago 900 of the poorest in town
were invited TO the great feast at
the town hall. and when they had
eaten their fl. of good things, such
as many of them had hardly dared
dream about before, the little may
DRESS appeared and said few timid
words of greeting.
The indicator., 1904-04-16
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
NOVICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN;
That the annual meeting Of the legal
voters Of School District No. 90 In the
County of Pueblo and State Of Colo
rado. will be held at $40 East Evans
avenue in the city of Pueblo, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1904, for
the purpose OF electing dirsceors, -
follows:
One Director for yesrs.
The ballot box will be opened At the
hour Of 100 O'Clock p. m, and close at
the hour Of $500 O'Clock p. m., and at
e;i6 D. m. The meeting will be organ
ised for the transaction Of any other
business pertaining to school inserscs
that may legally be broaGhe befose u.
g., L. KNI0nEs
Secretary q school Dtstrsct Ns. -,
Csas1v q rusAae,
The indicator., 1904-04-16
Stockholders Meeting.

To the Stockholders of The Land Cehtri-
fugai Ore Separator Company
The annual meeting Of the stockno,usrfs ,nr ron. NJ
pany Tor the election OF directors. and ior
fIe TRANSACTION Of such other business, Ia, as
may properly come before ,ss spe@ sa,npnny Il
Pueblo Uoio.. fridhv, May 9Th. 1914. at z pin.
The stock transfer books will be closed la, y.
i2o'cock noon on the aeth day of nprh,,, ,,~ui gvi
and will reopen on the DAY a''of '"'
adjournment of the meeting. ,...,.rv
Apr, ABR O-10W.
The indicator., 1904-04-16

VIA d. & r. G.
e1a.oo round dp to 0isnwood on
Friday ard Saturday Of each week,
limit tsa days. TArss throagh trains
saeA way 1axly.
The indicator., 1904-04-16
New Proposition From Warren Brothers
Company Accepted by City Council by a
Vote of Six to Two.
CHANGE OF ALDERMANIC SENTIMENT
Paving Ordinance to be Passed at Meet
ing Next Monday Night and Contract
Let Three Weeks Later.

as aggressive and enterprising as it is
fair and honorable.
The paving of tho Bessemer district
is only al advertisement of what the
company can do as they want to show
the people of Pueblo q sample of
what purports to be an up-to-date
pavement considered by many experts
the best in the world. New York City
has recently let contracts for paving
streets with Warren Bros. bitulithic
pavement aggregating one million
dollars, and this only after expert
judges had pronounced it an improved
product in paving materials A sample
Of the paving may now be seen at the
rooms of the Pueblo Business Mems
association,
1t will require several weeks time
to publish the ordinance and the sub
sequent call for bids before the con-
tract can be signed. and then the
company will erect its plant and begin
paving the streets. although the ex-
cavating and curbing can be done
sooner.
The preparation Of the necessary
ordinance is now in the hands of City
Attorney ]. A. Park, City Engineer
E. W. Hathaway and the ordinance
and license committee, johnson, Curtis
and Walker, and everything will be in
readiness by Monday night next.
1t looks now as if the entire mat
ter Of street paving for Bessemer.
which has been fought over for SO
long . time, were about to come to a
successful close very soon.
! Following is the proposition in full
made by Warren Brothers Company
and which was accepted by tie city
council 1t was preceded by resou-
tion offered by Alderman Curtis urg-
ing its adoption by the council:
Pueblo, Colo, April Itch, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council, City Of Pueblo.
Gentlemen:
To overcome any and all objections
which have been raised by any pro-
perty owner or the city council to-
wards proceeding with the passage
of the necessary ordnance authorizing
the paving Of what is known as the
Northern and Evans avenue Paving
District No. l. we now make the city
the following proposition, to-wit: To
re-curb the entire district at a price
not to exceed one cent ;lc.) per lineal
foot.
The curb to be cement curb and
to be constructed in conformity to
the plans and specifications for cement
curb, which was drawn up by your
city engineer for the re-curbing of
Northern avenue and which was
adopted by your honorable body.
We will also agree to furnish a
Surety compsny's bond to any amount
which your city attorney may deem
necessary.
The said contract for curbing to be
in force whom the contract is awarded
to pave the above mentioned district
With bituiithic paving.
Trusting that you will accept thii
very liberal offer on our part and as
suring you that the district will b'
paved and curbed 90 - not oaly to b.
: . credit to the proposed district, bu'
the city as large.
Rsapsotfally submitted.
WARREN BROS. co.
By L. n. nrnrrla, Agent
, b. o. Fssasasy Aas ~ opsued
l
The indicator., 1904-04-16

tiou Is brought Is for extreme aui repeated
acts oi cruelty towards plaint.n by delen liant
aud desertiuA auti absentluh from the plain
TN ami departure from The state OF Colorado,
without intention of returning ON the part Of
the defendant
The relief sought herein is for dissolution
of the marriage existing between plaintiii and
defendant, temporary hhnony and counsel
fees, permanent allmouy and or costs of suit.
Witness. l.. II. GIBSON. Judge and Acting
CLERK OF our said Jourt, Win seal Chereoi
hereuuto siiiNed. at my oilicc, In the ci y of
Pueblo, this i9th day ~ February \. d., lNii.
l., II, GIBsOS.
(SEALJ Judge and Acting Clerk.
April = 30 1904.
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summon. /. Divorce Proceedings.

ssss soas.y S' q 00iss:SS fs:S In the County Court
Agnes campb<il, plaintiff, Va. Wh'in"' W
Campbeil, asfsndhnt, a..
The people Of the htAte Of C0lorA"o :" '"s
defendant above nAmed, SrcetinE:
:. iou are hereby sequlrSd 70 eppsAr y, ,,.'mcd
lion bronGht aghin.f 70. w. shs spose ,s Puebio
County, STATS q Csloea4p, arc sc,s 3 "s.er the
srsics h.rs:t,h ia =. ~ ~ she ssrsice
hereof II ssrvsd. pssvN9yH cusMoss cusssssc ". 1fsS-
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