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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
The County Ball.

1t was too bad that the severe
and wide spread storm happened on
saturday night when SO many had
planned on, attending the Tenth An
nual County Ball at Waunita Hot
Springs. Mr. and Mrs. JAS Henry
had made elaborate arrangements
and treated those who did attend in
fine style. The ballroom was pro
fusely decorated with greens and
wild flowers Cozy corners were
nunesious while evergreen trees
screened the musicians from view.
DIR. Burk and Miss Mary Boorkman
lead the grand march followed by
DR.. and Mrs. c. q. Davis W. +.
Goodaker and Lawrence Gaifney of
Bowerman furnished excellent music.
The supper was unusually fine and
after it was served dancing was con-
tinued till late hour in the morn
ing. The annual county ball at
Waunita is getting to be iavurite
occasion long looked forward 10 by
lovers of dancing and a general good
time.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Camp Pueblo Great Fishery"
Pueblo Chieftain.


"Camp most pleasantly located.
All well. River low and clear. and
fly fishing is at its best We caught
l02 trout Yesterday, Gam landing a
three and a half FOUNDER.
The foregoing telegram received
YESTERDAY bv II. h. Kruger from a
party Of Puebloaus ENJOYING an out
inC on the Gunnisln needs no fur
thor explanation. The parry left
Pueblo about a week ago and viii
hold camp until late In August. II
the rate of lO2 trout a day is mann
tanned during their stay the Gun
nison's supply Of trout viii be great
" depleted Among the Pueblaans
in the party are: Mr.. and Mrs. II +.
Sharpless. Mr.. and Mrs. =. w, Var
ley and family. George DuHbaugh
and family, @. L. l. Gam, Ernest
IL. Osgood and \. d. Wadhams.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
GUNNISON COUNTY
FOR GOOD ROADS
Official National Good Roa Convention the County Seat
Bring. Big Crowd - Town. National Officers
Here. HIusr SD Lertures and Speeches

lnington on organization anl g. r.
Isills. Geo. iietheringt1n and W II
,orum on resolutions o. report this
marning
Hon. VIM Bradbun, consulting
engineer II the good roads conven-
tiou, delivered an address on Prac-
teal Good Road Construction Gov
ering the ground ia am entertaining
and masicrly manner, demonstrate
ing that he IS thoroughly conversant
with his subiect aud one Of the most
practical men ia the service.
ln the evening the large court
room was filed To overhowing by
citizens and people from all parts of
The county The band furnished
inspiring music and the meeting
was one Of the most enthusiastic
ever held in our city, showing that
Gunnison county people are in line
for better roads.
= lel. Rixev delivered am address
On Legislation which was well re
ceived and heartily applauded
The stere lptlcan lecture was one
Of the most entertaining features Of
meeting, showing roads Of many
foreign countries and in contrast
giving some views Of roads IN the
United States From these views ID
is seen, that although in some places
we have good roads, W. are far be-
hind other countries IN this respect
At the close Of the the meeting all
Joined in singing America.
The closing session of the con-
vention will be held this morning,
when reports Of committees viii be
read and an address delivered by
Hon. Wm. Bradburn.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
CsAAlns Passy

the ai the s.PFse-i cseuts IN the
-sscsal ks-ss.ry ~ ssunaI-.,n xa- the
''e,ransima Party elvca hy Mr.. A.
HsrtnsaH al her hseiy rasch hoase
las Saturday when abesi twenty
LADIES' were entertained II a one
o clock dInner
The h-, Iscladea Mesianes Fer
gusoa. fIaFYer. Hartman. GLEASON.
Moo!ey tIaagler. Pennington. Cox
Dstto. Esiev. ,.ooi.sker. lnman. bates
Carlssn. IIvzer. Uuruh. Clark. koi-
fer. Adams. rarceh. Axieii aua MI
spn, reprt sentInE - ehildreH. ~
grandchildren and : great grand
caisdren. Twas indeed day 81
is,si and mirth. a. che joy giving
hostess intended II shoaid be
The afternoon was spent IN Felat-
ing "reminiscences. th0se If laugh
able, happy character pre,loniaatiag
The experiences of Grandma Good
aker a woman 81 English birth. who
has crossed the Atlantic : times. viz
tied MANY foreign countries. finally
landing In Boston. was fepiete NItA
fascination Granduia Gleason : f,a-
etry was heartily applaaded and j.
appended
Miss Hazel Hartman entered into
the spirit If the occasion and super
intended the FEAST. furnished music
and took several Kodak pictures a
the happy group. Mrs II NJ Web
ster assisted generally The flow a
"reminiscences was chscked bv the
lateness Of the hour warning all that
The shades Of night are stealing.
etc. and the carriage drive back 10
town completed the pleasant event.
We come dear frieuds. with silvered hair
And heart with friend hip hrimnIug.
IT, enioy an hour 81 ina-i and mirth.
being just old-fashi0uod women-
Wen call oar party "Chatiine Bee
. The kind that lnsvcs n1 sfingine
We u gossip % our hearts content.
hcing just oid-iashion.d women.
Wen have prizs b. struggle Tor.
No efiN ioua word he hinging:
We hove our neigibors a. ourselves.
~ ina just oid-,ashioned women.
We thank our hosicss far ner cheer
Which sets our hearts a--iueins;
bpd willing. We % meet another year.
Just a. old-la-hiuned women.
aud WHEN We lay iife burdens down.
n iuu death tiuds message hrinrinr.
We surely meet IN heaven at Inst
All trIrnds men and womf u.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
RUSH TO THE JUNCTION.
UintAh Registration Draws Thous
ands Toward the Utah Line.

A large number Of Gunnison reo-
pie have already gone to Grand
Junction or are planning TO 60 next
week and register for a chance at
the supposedly rich lands Of the
newly opened Uintah reservation.
Registration began Tuesday and a
crowd Of "Sooners' had lined up
and waited the whole night 10 be
first, although no advantage is 10 be
gained thereby You can get on the
list any time up TO 6 O'Clock Satur-
dav August l2th.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Colorado Day at Lewis and Clark
Exposition.

The largest and most important
excursion lrum Colorado o. tie Port
land Fair this wear Will be that Of
Augc~t ~. % he run under the an
spices Of the Colorado Board oi
Managers for the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, and the Colorado State
Commercial Association. The Ex-
position management has set aside
Tuesday, Augest -, fas Colorado
Day. and Governor Mcdonald and
the Colorado Board Of Managers are
planning to make the day one Of the
most noteworthy during the life OF
the exposition.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Attention, Club Women!

The first annual picnic Of the
Women's Club, 10 which an invitat-
ion has been extended to and ac-
cepted by the other clubs of the
town will be held on Wednesday,
Augest ., at the fish hatchery
grounds. 4 team will be at the
grand stand at 10 O'Clock and will
carry passengers for Is cents for
the trip. Club women and families
codially invited to attend and bring
lunch baskets.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Mrs. A. D. Smith Entertains.

The home Of Mrs. \. D. Smith
was the scene of much gayety last
Friday afternoon, where in response
to an invitation, a number of sle
ladies gathered.
The afternoon was spent in play
ing 500. At five O'Clock a very
delicious luncheon was served bv
the hostess, assisted by Misses Maud
Bray, Cara Shackleford, Clara
Surles, Helen Webster and Margaret
Sanford.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04

The good roads movement has
struck Gannisnn. fhrDugh the ef-
forts of Wellington 4. Louks. man
ager Of the Good Roads special trasR
bearing officers IT the national asso-
cation. which has been holding en-
thusiastic meetings in Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Boulder
and other places, date was secured
for Gunnlson and yesterday afternoon
and this morning devoted to the
meetings.
THIS association was organized in
1890 II has the support of the gov
ernment and is engaged in "a great
educational work It's corps of ex-
pert engineers has built miles Of
perfect model roads all over the
nation and always as samples from
which the counties could extend
them. At Jackson, Tennessee, for
instance, the one mile of model road
he'd TO the city nsarsetfng ] 3fs
miles
For the meeting the following
committees were appointed at a mass
convention held last Friday night
Invitation. r. c. Boyles, ] H. Steele,
Jos II. Collins, j. II. McCormick
and IT, i. Lake .r. As finance COM
mitiee Z. +. Mueller, Sprigg SHACK
leford and c. r. Sills were appoint
ed. They secured part of the money
10 pay expenses Of the meeting from
the commissioners and part from
the city council. Chas. Gaiser
Judge Hetherington aud Mrs Chas
Galser were appointed as committee
on arrangements. The reception
committee consisted Of the following
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. SilIs, w. A. Gil
laspey, f. +. Llghtley, ID. NJ. Wal
lace, Geo. Lightley, w. C.. Nc
Donoueh, w. F. Buckley, L. T.
Mueller Sprigg Shackleford. J. r.
Jennings, j. ID. Miller, W. W.
Mckee, :. J. Miller, T.. r. Cheney,
L. @ Leary, J T. Parlin, w. l.. Ben
nett, J. NJ. McDougal, d. +. Sapp
Henry f. Lake, II. NJ. Webster, j.
\. Steele, $. p Spencer, Miss Maud
Stevens and Messrs. A. X. Stevens
and Harry Endner. +. M. Collins
acted as chairman of the meeting.
At two O'Clock the reception com
mittee escorted the members of the
National Good Roads Association To
the court house, where they were
received by large audience.
President l.. NJ. Collins of the
Chamberi of Commerce called the
meeting TO order and after the in
vocation by Rev. Atvater. the fol-
lowing cordially welcomed the Citv's
guests: Mayor T. ]. Thompson on
behalf of the city; Senator u. T.
Sapp for county; H. NJ. Webster
for the Chamber Of Commerce: l..
H. Easterly, representing the Gun
nison County Stockgrowels' Associa-
ton and Mrs II. F. Dunkle, repre-
senting the civic COMMITTEES OF the
Women Clubs.
Owing to the absence Of Col. W
H. Moore, president Of the National
Good Roads association. Col. T. p
BiNey. national lecturer of the as
sociation responded TO the welcoma
from the other speakers. Col. Rixev
held the close attention az the au-
dience for over an hour and spoke dL
the great benefit to the community
large and especially to the ranch
men, ol having good roads SHOWING
the advantages To be derived there
by in the saving made in hauling tn
the railroads. This especially appeals
TO Gunnis0n county Is there are
many valuable products a great dis
tance from the railroads.
After Col. Rixey's address. ti-a
chair appointed a committee compos-
ed Of ]. A. Profit and c. f. Pen
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Commissioners Meet.

The commissioners met AuCest J.
pursuant to adI0urnmet, with all
presant.
pom motion, county treasure was
authorized to accept 500 in full
for taxes Of 1905 on property Of Mrs.
Jesse Harvey. Bills were allowed.
Sheriff reports for July were ap-
proved. Adjournment taken to
Augest 3. 9 a. m.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Teachers Examination.

The regular county examination
Of teachers will be held at the office
Of the county superintendent in the
county court house, Thursday and
FRIDAY, August II and Is, 1905, be
ginning at $50 a. m.
FANNIE BUENITr.
County Superintendent Of Schools.
Gunnieou. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04

west aEe especially saapsed d
tImaihy and grams Tie go acres
~ grass VII cu; .sss tsE. thI~ year
nsosi oi u tsmssisy In 1883 be ca;
hni Ave isas. Mr. Fisher exy@cs-
b. bsia 2,i tsns and feed the res; d
she several hundred head II Sbari-
horas on the place Mrs. Fisher,
makes every week. a. pounds ID
batter aud each season raises 3su
caieicus i,esldes tsrkeys aud geese
Miss Josie Fisher - an smatuer
artist 81 absliiy Her p,etsres 81
animals dome In cal are remarkably
true - life and mach admired
A. h. Hvzer cultIvases the greater
portion Of 1l5 acres and So success
igily that from J,n aorcs of hay
land he Will harvest slsi tons Mr.
Hyzer leeds all of thls immense tom
mage 10 hne herd II >hnrtharn
cattle He has 2 acres 1T oats with
few patatoes. ENcellent houses
aud barns make the home attractive
Mr.. Hyaer settled IN GuBnisom county
IN tbe spring Of 50 aud Is oae ct Its
largest taxpayers Daring one wear
he was honared with the presidency
1T the Gunnison County Stock
Growers association.
The Gunnis1n aud Ohio creek
canal l. an enterprise promoted
largely by Mr. Hyzer who, being
well toward the mouth suffers most
from how water m Ohio creek
Others owning stock in the canal are
u w Sampson, A. i Cunningham.
Anderson Bros, Spann Bros. j. NJ.
Allen, Frank Ellebrecht, j. u.
Miller, Louise Biebel and the Vidal
estate. The canal carries water
from the inexhaustable Gunnison
river four and a half miles across
the delta and is supposed TO water
1000 acres. This year and last it
has hardly been needed. but trav-
eler looking al the sloping foothills
Of Flat Top aud West Elks cannot
help but wonder if it is not feasible
10 take a larger canal from the Gun
nIson. high up TO irrigate 10000
acres now condemned as sage brush
land only. The writer hopes to see
this done some time. This is day
# canals and reservoirs and reclaim
alton projects. There are many
such sections Of our country where
the possibilities of mesa farming are
as yet hardly dreamed of.
Before we pass up Ohio creek we
will visit the ranch Of G.. Baird
located just beyond the Gunnison on
newly taken up bottom lands. Mr..
Baird has 40 acres of rich soil
nearly all under cultivation, al
though a few patches of willows yet
remain Oats aud barley form the
principal crop and he expects 40
bushels to the acre, Judging from
the present outlook. Alfalfa is be
ing tried ON a small scale. Mr..
Baird ami family moved here last
year from near Chicago.
The "Silyer Spring Ranch" form
erly known as the Pratt ranch. is
now owned by d. w. Sampson.
There are 100 acres included, all
but p of which are in use. One
hundred and twenty are bottom land
and the rest upon the bench. Mr.
Sampson has 20 acres in oats, one of
the largest fields in the county and
the crops promises TO run between
80 and 40 bushels to the acre Some
ID acres are in other grains, four in
potatoes and the rest in hay land
Eighty tons is the average cut of
hay. The "Sllver Spring from
which this ranch was named lies
under the hill and is a living stream
of warm water all winter.
Bglnning next week with the
Cunningham ranch, the story will
lead up Ohio creek for several miles.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Good Restaurant At a Rareain

On account Of sickness ! must
leave GunuisaD and offer the Bon
Ton restaurant very cheap ff cash.
Call 10 restaurant OF write 10
Mss AN2I BLNlHND
Guuui-ln. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Rooninq House for Sale

SIX rooms, all furnished Going
at a sacrifice as / expect 10 leave the
city.
Miss ANNE BIANCHARn.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
TWENTY m0S AGO

Jake AflieE Ws= again -eEth d IN
the Fla Harn naeai nsarsea.
i,ssilv Stages were psi GA frons NJ
t.i@e D. Aspen va TIN Cup.
" H4uas was BORING vffh . dl4-
m9uG drill an she klnCs ranch at
Nj Carbon fif cgaI sua 8Il
lhstrioi cssr' adiaErued ga a.
coani 81 she illness If Ju4zs Gerry
The trial "a Ilm Cassidy uaz "a and
tie Jury ~cre caInI-e-ied a. wall
without hearing aHv lcsf4moav
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Church Notices.

Christian Science services at the
Christian church Sunday at / a. m.
Subject: "Soul.
Z { +
The Rev II. c. Atwater Of Kan
sas. who is visiting at the home Of
f. r. Cheney, will hold Episcopal
services at the church Of the Good
Samaritan on Sunday morning and
evening. The morning service will
be held at ten O'Clock in order that
it will not conflict with any other
service. In the evening the hour
will be eight O'Clock. 4 cordial in
vitation is generally extended.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Bargains N Glass and Cbinawars.

Odds and ends IN glassware.
plates, platters, butter dishes. sugar
bowls, berry sets and a- sorts If
dishes are sou the counter. They
will'Co at your own Ggares uull
the counter Is exhausted
CLARENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
For Sale.

Five-room adobe house and four
lots on Wisconsin street, known as
the Nina Riley property. Apply 70
]. J.. BEorHEEs.
County Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Canon CITY LING for Sale

This Is the best lime iu the couu-
try. Has the best cenentiug quail
ties. a car load On hand. Price 80
cents a bushel
T. @. Zurclder.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
DR.. X. c. Sapero,

The Denver eve, ear, nose and
throat specialist, will again be in
Gunnison at La Neta hotel Aug lth
and 9TH.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04

N Hinds was borIng vlfh diA-
nsuG drill on she klngs ranch at
Nj Carbon fif cual sua oll
Ihstrioi casrt adialrTei ga a.
coant u She illHess # Ju4ze Gerry
The trIal "a IIm Cassidy wa- "a and
tie Jury ~cre camHeilod o. wall
without hearing aHv tcsfamoay
<<$<<+<*<+<<s*
DUsMtss tOcAls.
Want a,is sud annuaneeu,aat- under si..s hs~a
scsnts line
Pos SAif G1od Elay STACKER
VS. DIrEmtE.
A uice upright piano far reut.
Apply ~ tbis g.hco
Money % llan on real estate.
Inquire IT Mrs Clara Beihel
Fine chicken sandwiches for fish
ermen. Herrick :, Nest Oiunnison.
Porch furniture, lawn chairs and
settees al
CIARENCE ADAMS.
Want 10 BUY Anvil and bellows
and second hand black smith tools.
W II. futile. Gunuison. Colo
Clarence Adams
Furniture, Queensware and Under
taking
CIGARS at wholesale or retail.
Geo. Berg, Office and factory, Main
Street, Gunnison. Colo.
All kinds Of short order meals
and lunches at iIerrick's First
door west Of La Neta
Gunnison souvenir fish postal
cards at B1yles. Remind your
friend that the season is open
For Sale Three light brass chan
deher with prisms and globes.
Price $500
liIhhAN MAJ ih Jk.
Advertise Gunnison county bv
sending out the handsome souvenir
postal cards. The pictures bring
tourists. Boyles' Book Store.
For pictures Of the parade, buck
ing match aud other events of the
Cattlemen Days, 70 to
Crook : Gallery.
Wanted Man and wife 60 help
with hayiug Man 10 work in hay
field and wife 10 cook Commence
July %. Address
j. H. Kennedy
Doyleville. Colo
Tags for shipping fish for sale at
this office one cent apiece. Mail
orders filed. You must have these
printed tags before the express com
pany will take your fish.
DIR. Hammond, Of Drs Bulette u
Hammand, cf Pueblo, will be al La
Neta Hotel ON Saturday August 18Th.
Practice limited 10 diseases Of the
eye, ear. nose and throat. Special
attention given 10 fitting Of glasses.
DR.. K. c. Sapero,
The Denver eve, ear, nose and
throat specialist, will again be in
Gunnison at La Neta hotel Aug. lth
and 9TH
Roomine House for Sale
SIX rooms, all furnished. Going
at a sacrifice as / expect 70 leave the
city.
Miss ANNE BLANCHARD.
For Sale.
Five-room adobe house and four
lots on Wisconsin street, known as
the Nina Riley property. Apply to
] f. BEornEEs.
County Clerk.
Canon City Lime for Sale
This Is the best lime iu the c1uu-
try. Has the best ceucntur quail
ties. a car load on hand. Price 80
cents busheL
T. @. Zucclder
Good Restaurant at a Bargain
On account 0f sickness ] must
leave Gunuis-D and offer the Bon
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04
Dusatss locals.

v s1i asis snd asnaanesnssst- afssi-r sisiz hasa
cent lne
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04

A uice upright piano f,r reut.
Apply at this olbce
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-08-04

FoR >NE G1Dd Hav stacker
VIZ d. rEMlrE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-09
COLLAPSE OFfLUOiING.
Terrible Accident Takes Place In a
Department Store.
THREE STORIES DROP
Employees Of the Establishment Were
PreeIpItated Into the Cellar aud
Great Mass Of Debris
Covered Them.

Albany. Aug. s.-Three hundred per-
sons employed In the large department
store OF the John O. Myers estate. at
30 and al North Pearl street. had Just
gone 20 work Tuesday morning when
the whole center Of the building coll
lapsed from roof to cellar Nearly 100
men. women and children were carried
down In the wreck. The first estlmate
placed the number Of killed at forty.
The Myers estate had been making
extensive repairs on the building. Just
before the accident a gang OF Italian
workmen started 70 remove an iron pill
lar that supported the main floor. Evil
IDENTIFY they failed 10 brace the noo-
properly. for scarcely had they loosened
the post when down came all three up
per floors within "a radius Of hfy feet
frorm the fatal pillar. The wreck
crashed through 10 the cellar barry
Ing workmen and carrying down those
who happened 10 be working In tnat
portion Of the building.
The FIRE department was called out
and the work OF rescue began at once.
Considering the nature Of the accident
the number 0f persons who escaped
with only slirht injuries Is remarkable.
Up 20 1890 O'Clock there had been
taken from the ruins seventy-nve per-
sons. half OF whom were seriously IN
jured The manager ~ the store %
the time made the statement that there
were nifty more under the ruins. Up
90 II o'clock one dead body had been
removed
Most % those injured were young
women. When the collapse occurred
the walls and roof of the center struc-
ture fell Into the building forming a
mass Of debris. under which were un-
fortunate victims Work of digging
out the victims was conducted by
members % the FIRE and police depart
ments and all the city labOrers. The
scene about the building was as pitiable
an those within. Several hundred rel
atives Of employees were there and their
supplIcations were heartrending.
Up TO 1880 o'clock three persons
had died In a hospital. thirty injured
had been sent home or 10 hospitals
and Il was estimated fifty yet remained
ln the ruins.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-09
SHREVEPORT CASES.
Or. ooldberssr Gives Statement ss e
the Situation There.


the Situation There.
Shreveport. Aug. S.--Dr. Goldberger
Of the United States marine hospital
service gave out the following state
ment OF the conditions as he finds them
at the detention camp outside Of the
city:
Il. Barney Tracey. convalescIng
from yellow fever.
"2. Ed Haslitt. postmortem examina-
ton shows yellow fever. The case was
not seen by me I'm life.
-. Ed Jones. malarial fever.
q. Albert Miller: This case was seer
by me at n stage where diagnosis avs
impossible. In the opinion OF the local
authorities this was a case Of yellow
fever.
"All the cases were OF men who tried
TO enter the city from other points. but
were stopped on the outskirts by the
quarantine inspectors and conveyed
under proper precautions, TO deten-
tion camp and there carefully screened
There appears TO be no danger and no
cases are known 20 be present In the
city"
Dr. Goldberger's report has caused
a stir. the impression having been that
he had declared the Tracey case not
yellow fever. SO pronounced Is this Inn
preston that his diagnosis Is question
ed IN some quarters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-09
WRECKED BY FIRE.
81. Thomas Episcopal Church. New
York. ls Destroyed.

New York. Aug s.--st Thomas
Episcopal church. at Fifth avenue and
Fifty-third street. one OF the most rich
ly furnished religious edlhces In Amer
lea. was wrecked by FIRE Tuesday
Within a block of the ruined church the
homes OF half n score of the country's s
wealthiest men are located. on Fifty
fourth street. directly in the rear i
the city residence ~ John u. Rockefel-
Ter. and nearby are the residences Of
william Rockefeller. ~ Mckay Twom-
hiey Colonel J. J. McCook and the
home 81 the late Daniel 5. Lamont.
Hotel 81. Regis scarcely one block
away and scorces Of the finest city
homes In the United States were In the
section of which ST Thomas church
was practically the center The IRE
was confined 10 the church.