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leave for his home he said to Alice:
If you do not settle this affair." l will
not be alive very long" Fagalde never
called again. neither did he submit any
The opinion of some of the people
residing in the neignborhood of the
Fagaldes is that Fagalde is the real
culprit in the robbery. Many of the
neighbors are firmly convinced that he
compelled his wife to enter the store
at night and carry away the large
amount of goods that was found Sc
creted in their residence.
Other neighbors believe that Fa-
galde's cruel and innuman treatment
of his wife for a long time has de-
ranged her mind and caused her to
commit the deed. They say that he has
compelled her to work from morning
until night to provide food for the chill
dren and even to clothe him and would
not give her any money. They tell
many instances of his cruelty to her
and alleged to having seen stripes on
her back which he made by striking
her. She was all the time complaining
to the neighbors of his awful treatment
and one time when she had the la
grippe he made her clean out the stable
in the wet. She told the woman, who
asked her why she did not get pair
Of rubbers. that she had no money to
buy them with and ne would not give
it to her. They claim that she worked
like a slave from morning until night
wedding the onions in the garden patch
and keeping up the garden besides taxi
ing care of the children, while Fagalde
took it easy. These neighbors think
that brooding over her troubles has
turned her mind so that she thought
the store still belonged to her husband
and she was taking things from him
instead of from Alice, because she had
been obliged to take money from his
pockets before to get food for the chill
dren.
She found the key in the yard where
it had been lost by Fagalde and says
that she don't know why she kept it.
She maintains that her husband knew
nothing about the stealing, and that
she stole nothing but some oranges
and lemons and that the shoes and 9TH
er things were taken by them while
they still owned the store.
Fagalde is reputed to be worth about
$4,000. He owns several pieces of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

Satisfaction flour, better than the
best. Coyle & Campbell. -
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vice president of the Vaughn Bushnell
Manufacturing company. was held up.
slugged and robbed at 10 o'clock this
morning on his way to the factory on
the west side. The two men who ac-
the job escaped. Bushnell
was badly used up.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

garden land near the city and is the
possessor of some real estate in the
city. He owns the property where AL
lee conducts the store, and in addi
ton to that is said to have quite a
large bank account at one of the local
banks
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30
TICKET IS FILLED
Democrats Complete Their
County Nominations.
W. H. DUNPHY FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
James McInroe Is Named for Office
Of County Treasurer-Plans
for Campaign.
". H. DuNPHY FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
James McInroe Is Named for Offie'

County Attorney-William H. Dun
ply, of Walla Walla.
County treasurer-James McInroe, of
Walla Walla.
At a meeting of the democratic
county central committee, neld this
afternoon the vacancies in the nominal
tions for county attorney and county
treasurer were filed. For the office Of
attorney Colonel William Dunpny was
named and for county treasurer the
name Of James McInroe was placed on
the ticket.
There was large attendance at the
meeting. nearly every precinct in the
county being represented. In addition
to filling the ticket the committee took
up various matters pertinent to the
coming campaign and discussed them.
A plan for the campaign has
been outlined and adopted by the COM
mittee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

For the finest OF refrigerated meats
go to one Of Augustavo Bros markets
20 East Main street or the Third
street market. Prompt service always
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

Mrs. Walsh, gifted clairvoyant, will
be in the city Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday and will give
readings at Eureka lodging house par
Price s1.O0, full reading. Call.
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FREE.

FREE; KnoTing what 1a1, It was to suffer
to any afflicted, positive cure for Eczema Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases,
Instant relief. Don't suffer longer, Write F. W
WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Ave-. New York.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

Call at Stanleys music house for
good pianos and organs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-30

W. T. Young-pakery and grocery
211 West Main street.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

WANTED-WOMAN FOR HOUSE,
work in small family Inquire at
420 Washington street
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DELEGATION for BeIIinchann.

Quite a number of the delegates from
which is to be held at Bellingham next
Tuesday, will leave tonight. The re-
day night The delegation has not or
ganiZed yet. and nothing will be done
day Then a chairman and secretary
will be selected, members of the var
ing committee appointed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
A Fine Chance for Stockmen.

1t seems 10 be the general opinion
that a big crowd of st1ckmeu will
attend the sale on April 2Oth, and
they viii come not only from an
sections Ol Gunison county. hnt
from Nuntrose, Delta, Sagauche and
other sections. The Shurfh0rn bulls
advertised by Mr. Beuick are from
some Of the finest recorded stock i'm
America and Mr. GruIb's name iu
connection with the sale lends 10 adj
ditioual merit. Thirty head Of bulls
are offered and they will uudoub0cl-
lv all be quickly disposed Of The
management announces that the
highest bidder takes the bull every
time. no reserves. Sh1rthurus are
becoming more and more iay0rIte
breed for the mountains. They make
beef quickly. stand the climate well:
and bring the top market price
However, it paws to replenish the
blood with new stock. for herds that
begin to run down in size and color
are poor paving propositions. and
unqucstionably, the purchase Of fine
young bulls Is the cheapest way to
do this. StOckmeu Of Guunls0u and
vicinity rarely have such an Oppor-
tunlty as this gives promise Of be
fufr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
TIE DISTRICT OoUT.
0slh q shx LAv GsialEaG Ou
TAes Legal Csst,

With TUESDAY. district court be
gan Its spring session IN Gsnniseu
Jsdge Stevens FIRST heard arguments
in the case Of the Baldwin Coal Go.
" the & a : railroad This was
an important case broaghf % recov-
CT SIX hundred Thousand d1llars
damages alleged by plaintiff on ac-
count 81 failare oi railroad 10 fur
nish cars The Judge finally ruled
against the plaintiff and dismissed
the ease. Appeal was taken t. the
supreme coart
Two hsh eases. iHjuuetiuus Sc
cured by state authorities against
Christian 4 Berger and the D1ra
Mining COMPANY, O. prevent placer
miners from destroying the fishing.
were dismissed the defendants paw
ing c0sts This was because the
placer mines had pr1cecdel 30 build
settling dams o. observe the law in
that regard
Henry Menke vs. The county com
tnis-l -l1ners was dismissed because
no complainant appeared
Application ol J T. Brothers un-
der the TorrcuS land system was re
ferred 90 Judge llethcringiou as ex-
aminer Of titles and application Of
Mrs. Hetheringt1u was referred 10
Sprigg Shacklef1rd as special exam
mer appointed by the court
The case Of the people vs.. job and
Byron Huif for a legged cattle stealing
came up Thursday morning and a
jury was soon secured Sprigg
Shackleford represented the defend
ants At five O'Clock the Judge took
the case away from the jury by order
ing them TO bring in a verdict of not
guilty
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
BELL DEFIES COURTS.
Peabody and His Anarchists Over
ride all Law.

Tho writ Of habe1s corpus issued
bv Judge Theron Stevens was made
returnable at Ouray last Monday,
but General Bell and his satellites
ridiculed the new and pointblank re-
fused to give Mover to trial. Judge
Stevens severely censured them for
contempt Of court and vigorously
expressed his wish that Peabody
himself were actimable under the
writ, a. he was the guiding spirit
Bell and Captain Wells of TelIu-
ride were fined $500 each. sheriff
Corbett of Ouray county was ordered
~ oarrest them This the sheriff can
not be without bioodshcd as Bell
publicly announces that be H. above
an law aud villuUt submit to arrest.
With the m0uthmCss which has dis
tiugui-hed all bis feats Of war Bell.
stated that he intended Co arrest
Judge Stevens and cuuGue him for
hindering the military movements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Small Fruits at Cunnfson.

Prof. w. A. Paddock. head of the
department of horticulture in the
Agricultural College at 1T. Collins
passed through Gunnison Sunday
ON his return home from Paonia
where he has taken up a fruit ranch
Prof Paddock, believes we can sue
cessfullv raise many small fruits
around Gunnison and advises ex-
perimenting in a small way for the
purpose of testing hardy varieties of
strawberries, currants, raspbcrries
and black berries and perhaps cher
ries aud plums These would re
quire covering each winter, but even
large peach trees are now success
fully covered during winter months.
Mr. Paddock describes the emethod
as follows: The ground is soaked bv
a late irrigation. Putting on rubber
boots, the operator sways and works
the young tree until 1T can he lain
down in the soft, mushv ground
Alter the water goes OF II is pinned
down, a gunny sack thrown over and
dirt plowed or shoveled upon the
tree. Raspberries and black berries
are covered directly with the earth.
There is a good market here for
home grown small fruits and money
IN II for the successful fruit grower.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
HD~s-VOky.

A, the home Of the hr,ees pssunns.
Mr. and Mrs. A " Wortsy, -
lpessiay evening al elghi o'chx4 -
curred the marriage 81 M.-e -
Lhzabcth - Mr. Elmer w.
Hayj Rev !. " RISE TertsAQG1
the ceEoIaauy Only the Ipuse<nb
faHily was present After the -
rage a beautiful Wedding sappD
wa- spread
The young couple are well -
fayorahly known in Gunmison sD1
start their new hame under haysy1
auspices and with a muliItude uf hem
wishes. They have begun hosase-
keeping IA the cottage north # tIe
the Christian church
Mr. aud Mrs. " Scot Smith and
baby returned last Thursday froa
their stay with relatives IA Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
The Sunday SchooI Institute.

Next Thursday and I'riJava sum
dav School Institute viii be- held lr
the Methods church and following
is the program
THuE-utT Err.NTNa-
lslE Praise anil rraga-. IsrTnf JHH. W Rose.
t1b - mu. stun. .itI.y ..a.H al rtIa Sunday
Schaal-" Jra So E So. Nra. Dos. E.ars
stock, Gee. HrFHHrIll-HuH. ". a i.7rk.
D. Nu-iC. Offering isr agusuaH ai tas la-tI.
stisuta.
-.E0 Aid-e--. -.~uuIar School ~uIrTru1Tify. -
Rev. J. O. keHu-Iy-
YEutr TEENrNa.
. '1 Praise and Prayer Leader Mr.. ~. A..
Bass
gsG 4 uoruai bible I..-=aa by Rev j g. keu-
II O. Fouul 4abIar.rr .rar-- aTHa bono depart
mHutt Iaa9rr Mr. 81 Iay.
D 90 i6reH~e. 81 Hr Ir .irH sunday school
lea.issr. J @. Kennedy
arrFrsaHN SESSION.
zsg Praise and prarar. Leader. Mrs. Bs.=y
HsurE.
Il Round table earf fs-arra. -Tha PRIMARY
u-uHr- nfs.r.f ' I.HaHlrr. tfr-a -ifHr / Iaf .rI
-t1 fapar .-trrzauiE.I ,.z--s-- Mrs. JH=sII
Wilson.
-.H Di--u-zi1u af pepper
s-ll normal lesson. Tire fuEr Cor 7r1a.-
EHv. J. q karraiv.
a.E cautsraura, -TsBaE.1r Problems.
Leader. Rev. j. G. Kennedy
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Cossney Ehrniu~

The municipal election h.ld Tues
day IN fItkn was a very qu,.st affair
and but htfle Inieres; was taken.
there being bal one ticket N the held
A hxhi vase was east The newly
elected of'icIals are J NJ Custer.
mayor. & " NiuslsW. ! n Nag
ner aud Jas. T Chrvsi4il trustees.
At Crested Butte the Citizen =
ticket was carried at Tuesday eloc-
tIon and the fallawlng officers en-
tered upun the afbcial wear Monday
Trm DoWhug mavor Y = Me,zler.
Treasurer. Mrs. a udnev. clerk I4u-
cas- ore-chuiak. police magisirair.
q j Wilson. marshal. NJ j Bowie
~ Edwards and John Ross. coan-
cilmcn.
Mrs Lee >mith of White Pine is
visiting iu Guunisu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
W A c OHt-crs

Officers Of the Monday Afternoon
Club next wear are. President Miss
Martha Brown, yIre-presFleut- Mrs
SpriCg Shackleiari. secretary. Mrs
r b. Lewis. program committee
Nesdames O'Learv, purrier. Web
ster and Sills. New members are
Mrs Geo. HetherinCt1n. Miss D1sie
Estes and Miss Cara Shacklef1rd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured

| was troubled with distress in
my stomach, sour stomach and yom-
Ting spells, and can tuthf1i'y say
that { Chamberlaius Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me- Mrs. +. v.
Williams. Iai1g-hurE Mich For
sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

the latest patterns
and texture. and
invite v1u ta call
and look tLcauyer
DIIgnIsara gone.
s1Id out. and this
new stock is some
thing we'll worthy
81 on rtfeaIiun
There is q Iarga
stock OF hand mel
rugs that vii
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

hrS- Susie n Her. rested Butte ....... Ilt
Miss Maudo Radaka. Powderllorn .-....... 4B
Friends If the candidates from an
sections Of Guuuism county are
rallylug 10 their support The
NEw~-tHANpIJN coupon department
receives coupons from White Pine.
Tin Gu. and other distant points al
most as often as from Guuuisnn it,
self Business men, especially at
the county seat. are dividing their
coupons. So that their customers
.who favor one candidate or another
may De treated muurjallv.
Anyone sending money t1 this Of
. fre lar % subscription. job work r
advertising can nj the same time de-
-igrate the candidate lar whom they
wish che votes cast and iu such cases
/ the Votes are deposited aS ordered
/ which saves bother.
Nub this issue tie coupons au-
nearing iu the paper are good uuu
|Julv lth. the end of The contest. and
may Dee Kept as long as desired
Special coupons issued from this
date are alS1 good until the final
limit Remember this and save
Your coupons but also rcmemher
that each coupon already issued has
a time limit ul month and must De-
deposited before the time limit OK
uirc-.. For instance fle c1upaus
from last week 5 paper must DE voted
before May 9th
Not only is first prize. "a trip t1tha
Worlds Fair with every ueressarv
Expense paid the chance Of a lif-
time, bat the second prize. "Trip
with all trmsnartati1n and admI--
sion o. the grounds free i- worth a
snug sum in itself lf will enable
the fortunate winner tl see the fair
with very little expense.
. 50 many people in Ggunisou and
about the county are niannrnc 1u
gong that one can find plenty #
'cgucenial company. The NEwz-
CHAMPION has placed mo limitation
on the date when the trip shall be
made - that those who win can 20
. any time between the 4th Of july and
December lst when the fair closes
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
C'HAs WILLIAMS.
W H. NtTES
Public Sale of Shorthorn Bulls.

A. Renick Of Winchester, Ken
tucky, and T. II Grubb Of Carbon
dale, Colo, win sell at public auc-
tion on April 3Oth in G1nuison,
Colorado, thirty head Of A no ]
Registered Nhrth1rn Bulls Place
Of sale will be designated later ON
by
w. A. Guh-pEf.
Manager.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

FREE LECTURE Gen J.. e..
Dana of Colorado Springs, viii de-
liver his famous and Interesting Iae-
ture. .I'e.Iui-ceu1a- If fle Battle
field 0f Gettysburg lhartmarEa and
ChicEamauuua. under the auspices
of Grand Army post and sIcIefie- gn
Friday. April - en- Masonic hall
Tho public Is invited o. attend this
lecture Admission free
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

Tom Murray, Ber Brown and A
Z. Hvzer. local ELks. went To Mont
rose Yesterday with number of vic
tins for the goat Among them
were William Hogan, Mike Quinn.
Henry &auer, " f. Buckley, Joe
Ingham. Jack and Jim Jennings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
WALL PAPERS.

IN all the late and beautiful shades.
This is the haudsomest line Of wall
paper we have shown. and we are sat
ished that vou viii find something 10
your entire satisfaction In this dis
play. Remember Us when thinking
Of your spring paperinC
The ENpNER IENBER Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Dissolution OF Partnerships.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of Williams a Yates have this
day dissolved partnership. Chas.
Williams will continue the business
and will collect all bills and pay all
accounts owing by the firm
Dated at Gunuis1n, Colo, March
26th. 1904
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

w O. skinner went r1 ~aLiala last
Thursday % consult Br C1cEan- On
regard t8a throat trouble From
there he went 1 Pueblo and Is visit
ing frialuS
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Postoftice and County Road at
Crooks.

Frank Dunno of D1vlcviIIe was iu
Gunnis1n the latter part If last week
IN the interests of "a new county road
which ranchmen Of the upper To-
michi about Crooks are petitiauinr
to have built across the valley. This
viii connect with the road leading
ar0Gnd the east side If Tdmiehi
dome where considerable mining is
now in progress. The people of
Crooks expect 20 have a postofHce
about Nav lst. Between 20 and 100
citizens viii get mail there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

Tho Vulcan Times. published at
Vulcan, Colo, is the organ Of the
Domingo, Willow Greek, Beaver
Creek, Spencer, Goose Greek, White
Earth and adjacent mining districts
At the trilling cost of one dollar a
year you can not afford 10 be without
1T.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

make any room cosy. 4 new rug
occasionally makes q cheerful bright
spot iu a room like nothing else can
CLARENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

Have YOU let your spring cleaning
contract, II not telephone 20 Chas
Williams No a. and the alley will
be quickly cleaned and that accumu-
lation Of ashes and dirt hauled away
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
Carpets and Rigs.

That Is where we are at home. We
have lately received "a new stock of
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

The name OF 'Stoughton" stands
for the best and strongest wagon ON
the market. Made especially for the
mountain trade. Our Pontiac and
IIenny buggies, and heavy spring
wagons are just what you are look
ing for.
WOLFE a EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

Red Mems hall Thursday, Nav II
At Red Mems hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
THE CONTEST.
Big Gains for Some Candidates,
Steady Gains for Others.
All Are Getting
Busy.

The present status Of votes as
counted Yesterday is as follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

The annual meeting Of the Gunni-
son County Stock Growers Assn oc-
ours the first Saturday in June.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15
urnfss tonllx.
= snt sass cad ssss..oss.ssss. sasssr tss sssa
s>ss. HISS.

Clarence Adams.
furnIiurc. QseenSware. ndertakIn
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

'in the last SATURDAY. ln April the
AHh ladies 81 the baptist church
vii hold a fair and exchange. The
place = not yei determined bat viii
BE- announced next week
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

fOR SAIE-A aood sha~ cast.
y iuchss 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

MORE WALL PAPER That Is
more hate patterns and pretty new
designs. u is getting the time d
wear when the thrifty housewife plans
m paIeung al beast one ar tWo roams
She wiil sarely be- pleased with the
1914 patterns which our shelves al
iord
Tn ENpNER LrNufR Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

FOR CASH at the Paint Store.
boIled aud raw Oh II whales;.le and
retail First corner suth e Gunni-
son Hardware.
tn T.. SoHNlpI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-15

p e. B9yI7s has invested Inauew
awning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Wharf Boat Breaks Loose.

Cincinnati. March 7.-The Big Sandy wharf boat which was sunk some time ago by the ice at the foot of Broadway was today torn loose by the rising water and began to float down the river. Two squares below 1t struck the steamer Cin- cinnati, lying at the landing without steam, but with number of passengers aboard. The great weight of the wharf boat parted the lines of the Cincinnati, which to the dismay of her passengers and crew started down the river At the pier of the suspension bridge a square or two further down the Cincinnati stuck, while the wrecked wharf boat was car ried on down the river. The harbor boat Hercules Carrel came to the rescue of the Cincinnati and lowed her back to her landing. Her injuries were found to be slight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
RECOMMENDS THAT
 TIMBER BE SOLD
PRESIDENTS COMMISSION WANTS SEVERAL CHANGES MADE IN
 LAND AND HOMESTEAD LAWS, WHICH ARE NOW INADEQUATE.

Washington, March 1.-The commission appoInted by the President on October 22, 1gos. consisting of w. A. Richards, com missioner of the general and office; Gif- ford Pinchet, chief forester of the de- partment of agriculture, and F. H. New all. chief engineer of the reclamation ser vice, to make suggestions regarding pro- visions of the laws relating to public lands. has made to the President par tial report, which was sent to congress today.
 It recommends the repeal of the timber and stone act and the substitution of suitable provisions for selling, after ap- praisaI the timber on public lands which is needed in large or small quantities for industrial purposes. The committee also recommends the appeal of the desert land law. and urges the importance of a more careful administration of the law, espe- cially of those provisions relating to ob- taining an adequate permanent water sup ply. It advocates the restricting of the communication clause of the homestead en- try. where such entries are located within forest reserves, or where the land i~ chiefly valuable for timber.
 It suggests the outlines for ? mitting homestead entries u'
 tural and within forest reser
 survey and description of sue -ral lands by stakes and bc
 than by the rectangular syste
 hitting the agricultural lant
 lected along the valleys, and
 the good tillable land witho
 extensive tracts of side hins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Emperor Sends Coincidence.

Hanover, Prussia. March 7.-Emperor Williams telegram of condolence to Coun- tess Waldersee on the death of her hus- band was as follows:
 Royal Schloss, Berlin: Tn hearty sym pathy, I and the empress feel for you in your bitter loss, for we know what you have possessed and lost in him who has gone to God. My grief Is shared by the army, which looked up to him In the time of war. I lose an old and cherished friend. May God comfort and strengthen you. WILLIAM REX"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Uruguayan Bark Is Sunk.

Fernandlna, Fla, March 7.-The Uru- guayan bark Otzmiza was sunk at an early hour today by the Merchant and Miners Transportation company's steam CT Essex, Captain Johnson It is saic that the heavy fog on Chesapeake Bay was responsible for the collision. The crew of the schooner, numbering eleven men, were picked up by boats from the Essex. The schooner was owned in Bos- tou