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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
AUTOMOBILES IN PARADE.
RAIN AGAIN "HOODOO."
Al Types OF Cars IN Line-Only
One accident.

.. driving rainstorm two hundred automobiles
..-.ed ID shave. from Washington Square at
- n yesterday, forming the third annual
- a. ~ the Automobile Club Of America Had
=. ssv been pleasant probably there would have
- -,-e than FIVE hundred machines in line. and
= he circumstances. the parade was striking
s.n.-arstraton Of the interest taken IN automo-
bling s..-.n- 80. $50.
..s when the club held its initial parade several
-. - ago Il is likely that next year some dav
-, N Nay will be selected for the parade TO see
:. -. .boodoo' cannot be overcome. As early as
- me automobiles began TO gather in lower eth
~ 7be headquasSers OF the club ana parade OF
a. ,,sre the Lafayette Breyoort Hotel Al 5th-ave
CO CO st and a reception was held there for an
A. nesore the start. There were seven divisions
: ~ parade and they formed in the cross streets
= ar I'D as lSth-st
-. start was time, in spite Of the rain. There
= display Of rubber coats and slickers that
,,s make Gloucester fishing smack take water
49, we're nearly many cOlors represented in
-, ain coverings in the enamelled bodies Of
- automobiles. f1fth-ave. curbs showed twin
N n umbrella holding spectators
ne Grand marshal OF the parade was N II
Using IT, his chief aid, Captain Homer w
80 started OF with the guests division There
- fifteen or twenty cars in this section many OF
80 were not covered. This meant wet guests
.,-srv truck driver who had business anywhere
= shave. about the time Of the parade saw 10
!. mar his vehicle in a position 10 block the
~ T,he squad q motor bicycle police did much
- clear the way. The mounted policemen also gave
sssistance but even 50, it was impossible TO keep
,be various sections Of the parade together. Most
~ the guests were impressed with the fact that
E,b-ave is in a bad condition. There is many a
,7,,ntry road about New-York in better shape In
q dozen places there are deep holes which the au-
rorDobles mad 20 turn out 10 avoid. Some OF these
have been csrelessly filed with dirt. In a hundred
rlaoes the asphalt is IN need of repair.
THE ONLY ACCIDENT.
In spite OF the crowd OF traffic. there was only
che accden, as the parade felt its way up 5th-ave
The. pace was so slow that many OF the high power
machines had 10 Wiggle 10 keep their place in line
while others had 20 go by jerks and starts. 5th-
ave stage which found its way into the line came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
Germ Diseases.

These arc the known germ diseases. All that
medicine can do for these troubles Is to help
Nature overcome the germs, and such results
are indirect and uncertain. LiquOZOne attacks
the germs, wherever they are. And when the
germs which cause n disease are destroyed the
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fnhlP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
sATIsEIEp INDUCEMENTS.

that OF the creditor aad date when Judgment
filed:
cancelled .S1oss9 -
PeoTis in; Ausss ). 1850. -. eie 60
oris III August = 1850. -..,.,-. 642 20
Ciayton. EsteleF Thayer, December 81 lo0t-. II g.
carries JameS-D Finale, April n. 1903
Cfrcurel Mark E-Sames April u. l0l1--.-.... eI
Ford. Dennis J-R Hli January 20 1893. 90 81
vacated 200 20
C5eieF Nii1aul-Sanc, APRIL -. it9, v1catcl.
Marx. Max A Liebesktnd; March - i9o5.-. 80
Solomon. AhTahan-r p Greas y, April 90 1919
Der IS iSa5, -, lee 9l
LieeesEind March 90 1905. .,,..... l2ses So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

Bowman. Clement; J. Horace Harding. PanhaTd
n Butler Pierce: Peter Fogarty, Northern; John
y Black Winton; Alan r Hawley. Pan-Ameri-
can: smith & Mabley. Panhard J.. 5. Spencer Pan
hard: Angus Sinclair. Cadillac; +. y. Higgins.
White, and A. {. Hottenroth. Peerless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM MOVES.

The Stock Exchange firm OF ]. S. Bachs & Co
GO. a Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
The Durland Co. Stock Farm,

OradelI n j.
Twelve miles from New city in the beautiful
country OF Jersey can be reached via Erie
Railroad 23d-st. ferry. by 12Jth-st
ferry; telephone the 81 acres
naturally adapted purposes. large
stantaI buiIdnss aTosdlng couortabls
during OF the W. DURL-2ND Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

Of fine combination saddle and harness horses
Thoroughly broken ride drive. Also a weight
carriers. Can he DCRLANDS RIDING AC&D-
EATY S-iT WEST GOTH ST. Inquire for Mr. Breacay-
HARNESS We manufacture az most reasonable
&AAA@s@a4ASS' prices line handmade harness for pr-
vats use. stock used; guaranteed
against slightest fault IN material Workmanship
year OF delivery. Correspondence
liclted. VANITY. Harness, STI Hichmon1 Terrace.
Brighton. Richmond Borough. y Y
NOR SAILc.-TTC HANDSONEST HORSE IN NEW-
JERSEY. = BAY mare; good action; Co55 buil-,
l6lz haads nigh. drives beautifully
Funabout double harness, long and
be seen thoroughly tried NY Greer
n. j. keasunlDse for valuable horse
THEODORE F. BADGELY, Green Village. Morris
town. y. J.
NOR SALE.-Ponies fer govcrncss Is
hands Dr. o. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder ia
maies, n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

sire rent first class cars with competent chauf-
feurs A special feature is the reosvsnS. repairing
and storing of machines for reasonable prices. with
a view OF selling them to advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

Asthma Hay Fever-InfuenEa
AbscesE-AnRuiia Kidney Diseases
Bronchitis GTpDa
Blood Poison LeucoFFheS
Brights DiseaEe liver Troubles
Bowel Troubles Maiarla-SsuralGia
COushs--Colds Many Heart Troubles
Consumption piles-PntuTaonia
Colic-Cro0p PieuFiSy--Quinsy
Constipation Rheumatism
CatarFh-CanceF Scrnfula-Syphilis
Dysentery-DtaTrheR Skin Diseases
DandrIh-Dropsy stomach Troubles
Dyspepsia Throat Troubles
EcEemR-EFySIpelas Tuberculosis
FeveFs-Gau Stones TuWorS-ClcePs
GOitFe-Ci0ut VaFicocelo
(sonOFrhsn-CSleat Women's Diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
SOC. Bottle Free.

10 you need IiGUOzOnc. and have never. tried
il, please send us this coupon We will then
mail yOu an order a local druggist for a full
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convince you; u show you what LlquOzOne Is,
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please accept il to-day for il places YOU under
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LiquozOne costs 5Oc. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
bye for the first round. IN the senianal round to-
morrow. The summary;

Southampton mixed eOUhes FIRST roundlNiss Juliet
Adee aud frederick Watson defeated Miss
and Edward Hoffman. Sc. G-4. Miss Beatrice MorGan
and Thomas Sndeu defeated Miss Kathzrine barney
Harry Gray 6-S. TO. los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

All diseases that begin with fevsr-au lnearnEn-
OoI-au c1taEsi-ai all coHJagtoas dIseasesaIi
sults % t9apur- .0r poisoned blood.
In nervous debility IiquOZDns a vitaiizsr
compiishinG what drugs do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

Any physician or hospital not vet using Ltauozor
will be gladly supplied for a test
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26

- Si9nOr Wtarconi, Der italieniide
Grinder Der orubtlOien Geographic.
OerlObte iid init Der 21idbri9en Yriu.
seiiin @iacinta, iiinsiten Go6ter Oes
6iiriten GuspOli, Wteiiters Oes beilisen
SOlpiSes i'm Satitan.
- SIN Daptoniu, Sla., erlitt 5rant
Grofer, Der SObn Oes 9iew YOrter
Miliondrs Gi6urO Groter, bel Der
@olliiion ieineS a%utOmObils nit einem
unOeren @efdbrt eiuen Seinbrud. Sein
Chauffeur 6aOul wurOe beinabe auf Der
Stel!e aet00tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26

China unb lrine 9rute !-9ieues Srs
t~erelie in oieIeS ci9eutbiimli6e Gei9 uuo
leine Semobner muroe in lester i3eit
our6 Die Yortommuilie i'm feruen Often
berpor9erufen. Oas lit fiber, Die Gbi>
ueieu iiuo, our6 uniere weitlibe Srile
betra6tet, Elm ei9entbiimlibes VOlf.
0tahforlhun9en baben er9ebcu, oaB Die
Ginmobner Oes rSlumens6 eides", wie
China oft 9enannt miro, Siinlte uno
8ihenldaiten be9ten uno peruollfomns
ten, als Oas alte europa nod i'm Ouus
tel Der llnwilieubeit l6lulnmerte. Der
Gbinele tbut Oinse, welde ms pubels
nGrril6 porfommen, bod lie9t cine ttefe
Weisbeit BARN, uno eS miiroe unlerer
weltlthen Civilization liberlt9 nidts
i6aoen, meun mir man6e ibrer @ebrGl=
DIE aunebmeu miiroen. SIN suteu China
miro J. y. Der Ooftor nur oaliir be-
Sablt, oab er Den 9atienten 9eluno ers
bGlt, unO isin @infommen bort auf los
balo elm Batient franf mirb. @enn bic.
les bel uus ein9efibrt miirOe. 10 wiiroe
mau6er Mfann manhen Dollar eripas
rem. Oieies mare Der Sail 9eweien init
6rau Sattie 8Otb in 9asbraud Sei9bts,
welbe i6reibt mie foi9t: SD babe oft
Elm @efibl. i6reibt s%euannte 6rau, ais
oh i6 bon Saus gu 9auS 9eben nnb
Seoen bamit betanut MAIDEN mOhte,
mas Sorni's alpentr6nter Slntbeleber
on mir setban bot. @r lit Der bette Dofs
tor in Der 2bat. SOpiel itebt felt, OaB
uiele Seute batten Elm i60neS Stiid @elO
eriparen f0nnen, menu file anitatt Der
tOitipielisen Doftorsn Den glpenfrduter
Slutbeltber 9ebraudt batten. Sd pers
i0nli6 wGle 1000 Dollars beiier ab,
wenn ih es friibcr setban battle. oenn 10
bod beliefen ii6 meine OoftOrsE ebnuns
9sn.-Sorni's "Nlpsutrdnter Slutbeleber
bat Die Yrobe zines SabrbuuOerts be-
ituuoen. @r bot ii6 iiberall oils cine
6amilienmeoiiiH einssbiir9ert unO Der
Seifaa, Der ibm sebra6t wirO, nimmt
tGsli6 Sn.
Gus trifhseu @riuOen bat Der @iSens
timer SOrni'S glpentr6utsr Ylutbelsber
ni6t in Die SdnOe Der apOtbefer seses
ben. Dieies Suuerldiiise 9eilmittsl lit
nur bon 9lsenten ju tuufen ODER brett
pom oem Si9eutbiimsr Or. Better Sabrs
uep. 112-114 90. SOpue Gue., @bica.
90. ST., lu bejiebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26

U &tIamurn. Die resuldre 25 @ts. Sor.
te oieIer 8erfauf nur.....--..-19 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26
StaOt unD Gountb.

= Der n6dite Sabresconpent Der
anitrei6er unb DetOratenrs @eieai6aft
wirb bier Pathfinder.
- @esen Seiierfeit lift Or. Gueuit
SOnis's hamburger 8ruittbee itets nit
BEN beiten @rfols anSewaHOt worOen.
= S6eriff 8eder bat als Otadfols
ger oes ausseidieOenen SenrD Dimler
ben SafOb 8eiBmunn oils einsn S8afs
ter I'M @OuntD @efanSuiB ernaunt.
= Der Seri6t bes @Ountp Control.
leurs SOHes Seist, oaB Die seiammten
Gussaben In Sadawaniia @ountp fir
tas Sabr 1904 Die Summe BON $4O6,.
941. 81 betru9en.
= Die Sanfiersfirma Mesursle &
SO. laBt an Spruce StraBe, nsbsn Der
Wter6ants & WteaanicS Sauf, elm eirs
ltOdi9es @ebauoe errihteu. oas "a SUP
brett unO 65 SuB tief isin mirS.
- @eorse so. &lenellDu, Stationss
agent Der Sadawanna @iienbabn gu
Gresco, lit am Samitas nit etpa 5000,
wel6es Der @ompunie ssb0rte, ausse.
%tniffen uHO ieitoem finb Die @ebcimpoli.
jiiten bemiibt, ieinen aufentbult gu ent-
beden.
= Sn Dem @ouuent Der ltaotiI6en
Hepublifaner um Moutas nur6s Serr
@owaro @ilele eiuitimmis oils ibr San.
oioat fir Stabt @ontrolleur nominirt
oa er Der eiujise Sspsrber un oas amt
mar. Die iiblideu &eiolutionen wnr.
ben angenommen.
- Saut einem DOnnerItas einselrOf.
fenenen Sriefe 1T am II. Oeibr. gilbert
8. Raui6meDer in Merito seitorben.
Oerielbe mar Elm Sobn oes Serru Gin.
Sreas &ani4msper, friiber on sloams
ape. mObnbaft, Der iest absr auf elmer
6arm iu Scott peilt.
= Charles Sce, Der 20 Sabre utte
SObu Oss MetbOoiftenprsoissrs George
Gce, lit tirSli6 gu Dem iibii6en @lau.
ben iiber9etreten uno nun elm Wtit9lieo
Der 2inben Strabe 9emeinoe. Der
innse Mtann selanste su benz @lauben,
oaB bic iiibii6e &eliSion Die bette 1T.
- SIM centrulen Stabttbeile ereisne.
ten iiG 6reita9 gu friiber Stunbe swei
@inbriihe E; que. Dem 8aben Der Srau 8.
=. Sanna OIL Srantlin Suenue wurot
cine SOrie nit s. uno etpas 9leiu.
me6iel aus Der S6ubtaoe entpenoet,
aus oeuu SO. Sbins 9aben an Eenr
apenue mebrere lleberr6de urS perl6ie.
Osne guar S4ube seitOblen.
- Die pereinisten bier 2osen oes
Oeutiden Sroens Der Sarusari balten
am 3. Wtdr; in Der 9iebsrfrau5 Saae
Elm 9rOBes Stiftunssfeit ab, ~uerbunbeu
nit Bali, uno betrdst Der @intrittspreis
fir 6amilien 80 Gents, fir ein,elne
Damen ODER Serren, 25 Gents. Sober
2%idetinbaber bat aud cine @cle9enbeit
einen 2biiren'Y rsis BON So in Sob su
9ewinneu.
= 9enrg Goodman, Satin, Iieben
StnSer uno Spei Dtenftmab6en ent9in.
gen am Samitas MOrsen in Der SAINT.
ltenmobuun9 an Penn Spe. fnapp, BEN
Sritidnn9stObe our6 Soblensas. Sin
usritOpfter Samin trisb bas @as in Die
Gunner 3uriif unb oils bic Samilie am
Wtorsen aufwa6ts, parsn ie in cinem
9efabrltden 3uitunOe. Sin 0ia6bar rief
einen ar3t, Dem es na9 msbrltinbiser
arbett 9slans, ale pieOer auBsr @efabr
Su brinsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26

uno sebordten ben Seieblen. lleber bic
Staot lit bas StunOreht uerbanst. nit
Dem 6iiriten Saitl6itOff als 8efeblsha.
Der bon iiber 500 0 Mann Der ausse.
wablten @arbetruppeu Oes Saiiers. Gs
bipafiren 2ruppen uuf Den StraBen uuo
an uerlhiebenen Stellen oes 9iewstD
Rroipeft, Der SuuptuerfebruOer uOn ct.
Petersburg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26
Oentihe 8rieflite.
mapue Spuutp.

SonrsOaIs.-Sn ieiner BObnuus an
6%Initer StruBe ueribieO am SOnntaa
9iadmittas 9Obn Setler mad lduserem
l~lnwObliein. Der YeritOrbene miro BON
elmer Shweiter uno pier 9riiOsrn iiber.
lebt uno leile 8eerOisun9 erfolsts 0es
itern i'm Oeutihen faith. 6rieobOie. uGh
einsm GruuerOieniie in Der ct. OfaSOas
lena Stride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26
aas ffaatsaefabrlide ao6bnd.

ueber einen rei5enoen S6elmenl tretd
Der rufii9en genfurbeb0rbe ptrb fols
senbss beri9tet: Sin ruifiider Stats
ratb po1te tiirali9 ieiner Satin Elm
4o6bu9 fdsuten. gr be5os Elm icl9es
aus Berlin. Sds Bud mubte bic Sens
furbebDrbe paIIirsn. Der Genior priift
ben Snbult nit tritii9en 9liden, bu
plDbli9 itOBt er auf elm umfansreides
3dpitel, in benz bic perIdiebenen aSten
bon .@ufluuf" bebunbelt tperben. Cine
9tnleituns gum auflauf, isBt. no es in
RuBlanb iopieio in allen S4i4ten Der
9epDltsruns sdbrt-Oas bate gerube
nod gefeblt! Qtlfo roi9 bic 0ruders
fdipGr5e bsrbsi unb = bas 8apiteI
.auflauf" ipurbe sef6pdrat, Na4bsm
70 bas 8osbud fetner G'tuutsgefGbrs
li6teit enttleibet mar, tonnte ss obns
8ebenfen benz abrsfuten iibermittelt
tperben. Der genIOr bate tpieber ein'
NAL bas 8aterlunb serettet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26
5taat Sbio. 5pItbo,1
puCdS Spuutp. So.


8ranfS 5. &bentp btI6pSrt, baB tr er
Gltsrf partner tr 6irmn . 8. &benty &
30. n prlbt @tltGfre in Der Start lclttp,
IN pbtr%ssnannt,m County unp Staats thur.
unp nae btllsie Girma bic Summs pom Ell
Dollars fir is.tn Sal ppu an,
tarIb btjublrn Nib, er purt ben 81 braut ron
ball's aatarrb sur nibi gtbtiIi ptr
cen fam. Grauf 3. Abtnsy.
, 8tlbpeIen Dor mir unb untsr.
Sieasl ihritbtu in mtinr @sdsnpiri
~t' am 6. Srpitmtsr VI .. 'H6
u. u. @Itaon, pTsntIlhn Roar.
Sau's q tarrb.aur ptrp inntrllb esnUmmsn
uup 10 rft prsft auf pae Slut une bic I6ltmt.
asr SbnaG6su pts Spftms. eaBt Gub 3sus
nlFs frri Iulbidtn
J.. }. 9bentp & Co., 5olttp, 3
"a" gerfdufi ppn alien Applbtftrn, 75e.
Salfs 6amlllsn. ptlsn linp bt b,ittn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26
Stenn. ber friihere Prdiibent

= Ste1r, Der Irlibere Frall0ert oeS
Orange Sreiituuts. bat iid nit Den
usuen Serbaltniiien in ieinsr Seimatb
ausseiObnt unO befinOet iid bereits auf
Der 0eimreiie, UNI feline Gage auf Dem
inn sebSrsnosu Surensut in Der Orange
Riusr @olOuis ~ bsi4lisBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-26

Nr baben iu uMte oeriiben unb mafen fe psrtaufen. 8enn Se oabet
cine Sanpe 9ebrauden tOuneu, il. ttt Die 3t, UNI etsn Bargain su erGansen.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-29
State Commercial Association.

Colorado Springs, Colo, June 30
In accordance with the suggestion OF
President f. ]. Chamberlin in his an
nual address to the Colorado State
Realty Association, the delegates at
the annual convention in this city
Wednesday adopted the report of the
ways and means committee, changing
the name to that of 1.-THE Colorado
State Commercial Association" and
providing an entirely new set of arti-
cles of incorporation largely differing
from the former.
In addition to the change of name
another is in the statement of objects
Of the association, making them wider
and more comprehensive. They are
.for the advancement of its members
and the residents of Colorado, to assist
in the internal improvement of the
state, to work for commercial har-
mony and to advertise and develop tho
agricultural, horticultural, irrigation,
live stock, mining, manufacturing and
commercial resources of Colorado"
Any individual or corporation en-
gagged In business, or owning property
in the state may become a member.
The dues are increased from SIS to $40
a year. The number of directors Is de-
creased from fifteen to thirteen, and
provision is made for an advisory
board of fifteen.
w. G. M. Stone, president of the Col
orado Forestry Association, delivered
an address on 1.-THE Colorado Forestry
Laws"
Clyde Leavitt, assistant forester of
the United States Bureau of Forestry.
spoke forcibly on Colorado Forests
and How to Preserve Them
Other addresses were made as fol-
lows: Municipal Honor" by NJ. ]. Ar
mold Of Denver; 1.-THE Conservation of
Colorado's Waters" by A. e. Bent,
state auditor; "Colorado's Growth in
Values" Frank r. Park of Boulder;
Irrigation Development of the ArkanI
sas Valley" by ]. S. Green of Pueblo;
Reform in Land Laws" by Congress-
man Franklin e. Brooks; State Land
and State Revenues" by Mark G.
w oodruff. register of the State Land
Board; 1.-THE Work of the Legislative
Committee" by President F. c. Cham
berlin; "Denver's Dependence on Col
orado," by ]. S. Temple. president of
the Denver Chamber of Commerce.
1.-THE Building of a Greater Colorado"
by j. l.. Donahue of Pueblo,
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-29

Denver, June 26.-The Republican
yesterday morning says; David H.
Moffat returned last evening from
New York, where he has been for two
months in the interest of his road, and
engaged in the stirring times con-
nected with the historical Equitable
Assurance Society battle.
Il have financed my road" Mr..
Moffat said.
Superintendent Deuel. of the Moffat
road and Mr.. Evans met him at the
depot With the money in thcbank.
and that was what delayed him to
make certain that nothing would slip.
Mr.. Moffat and his officials will go
into the building OF the road with re-
newed vim. He has not only all the
necessary money in bank, but he has
made arrangements to meet every fu-
ture obligation right on the spot.
To his friends Mr.. Moffat expressed
himself as unusually well pleased with
the outcome of his visit East, He has
won out against the powerful odds
that were pitted against him at one
time.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-29
Horrors of Lake Shore Wreck.

Cleveland. Ohio. June 23.-The list
of fatalities in Wednesday nights
wreck of the Twentieth Century flyer
on the Lake Shore at Mentor, Ohio,
is one of the largest in the history of
that road. numbering nineteen per
sons. All the victims were prominent
In the business and professional world
in New York, Chicago, Cleveland and
other cities.
There is little doubt that the wreck
was caused by someone throwing the
switch for the sidetrack, locking it and
extinguishing the switch lamp.
Travelling at rate OF more than a.
nile a minute, the heavy train was
hurled to its doom with a momentum
that was appalling. The scene of the
accident was at the Mentor depot
The switch that caused the trouble is
located about 100 yards west of the
depot. AS the heavy engine struck
the switch the engine left the main
track and swung violently to the left.
For distance of twenty yards the
engine ran on the rails and then, leap
ing from the track, turned on its side
just to the east of the depot. The
momentum was such that the heavy
tender was hurled entirely over the
engine and was buried in the depot.
The combination car was hurled
with terrific violence on top of the
engine and tender and in a moment
was enveloped in flames.
The Chicago sleeper. which was i'm.
mediately behind the combination car
swung from the track. and crushing
into the depot, was completely buried
in the wreck of the building. The vio-
lence of the crash was such that the
depot collapsed on top of the wrecked
coach. The hapless passengers in
this coach were crushed and manned
in the wreck and their bodies com
pletely buried in the collapse of the
structure.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-29
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
WATER
County OFFICERS Can Fix Rates on
Water for Irrigation.

Denver. June 23.-In q decision
handed down by Judge Frank e. John
son. In the District Court at Denver.
1t is held that boards Of county COM
missioners have the right to TX the.
rates to be charged under irrigation
bitches In their counties.
The case In which the decision was
handed down yesterday was one in,
which water users under a ditch were'
suing the ditch company as result
Of the company's refusing to grant
water at the rates fixed by the county
commissioners. The decision was In.
all Issues In favor of the plaintiffs.
The Northern Colorado Irrigation
Company, the defendant in the action;
has been operating an irrigating canaf
since 1888. The water was procured
from the South Platte. The ditch
company claimed the right by contract
to sell the water at a price between
81 and "a an acre.
The county commissioners fixed the
rate at 81. while the company has al
ways charged $1.75. which, 1t claimed.
was reasonable under the contract.
The court held that the law in effect
was that while the builders Of canals
had right to charge a reasonable
rate for water. yet as the water was
procured from a public stream, the
company had to operate its plant for
the benefit of the public and the COM
missioners of the counties in which
the company operated had right to
hx what they believed to be reason
able rate.
In his decision Judge Johnson says:
when the defendant company con-
structed the canal it assumed to deal
with commodity that under the law
belonged to the public. 1t is held to be
against public policy to permit any
person or corporation to speculate in
the value OF water used for irrigation,
the most that is allowed is the right
Of common carrier, and to charge toll
for transportation through its canal.
Under these circumstances the
county commissioners had the right to
fix the rates"