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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01
DECREASE IN
THE NEW CASES
lContinued Lon Page Ono

gether with the other seamen, to the
/ hospital. provided, Of course, that the
/ respective vice-cOunsels do not object
to it.
Among the New Cases.
The case of superintendent VIII
liams at the poor farm three miles
north of the city is unfortunate, but
every care will be given to him, and
to seeing that the disease does not
spread on the farm Fortunately at
present there are few inmates on the
farm.
Miss Ernestine Fordham, who Is
numbered among the patients is well
! known in Pensacola. She is one Of
PensacOIa's most popular and charming
young ladies and her friends will regret
to learn that she has contracted the
disease.
The Three Deaths.
Johnnes Braecker. who is among the
| list Of deaths, was a seaman off the
ship Kaiser. and was taken to the nos
Dital a few days ago. w. L. King, is
well known in Pensacola, having lived
! here for several years For the past
year he had been running the National
hotel, on East Government street. He
I was taken III few days ago, and was
I reported seriously sick several times
/ but he rallied. and his recovery be
came almost a certainty until, through
some possible impruGence. he was
taken with a relapse and dieG yester-
day morning.
/ McClenney is a cOIorad man, and is
well known in Pensacola.
Goinc to Detention Camp.
/ DR.. Porter will go 10 the detention
camp today and look over the ground
and see that everything is in pr0pe-
shape to receive visitors from Pensa-
cola Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01

Low rates at Southern Hotel for
rooms and board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01
Mill Ends Outing FIannelS

In Stripes, Checks and Solid Colors
Best loo values on sale or......7Ize
Regular SEC Outings on sale now
for =. =. -. e.. .... " So
10 yards Best Sayles Bleachery
Cambria to go for. . ....s7e
10 yards of Good Standard Prints
and Calicos, dark or light col
OrS lot. .... sc
We are Headquarters for all kinds
Of Mosquito Nets
AT THE LOWEST CUT PRICES.
sc Cheese Cloth, SO inches wide,
our special price, only. .. 49,. Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01
Special Monday Bargains

20 pieces New Mercerized TyphOon
Silks in new dark Suiting effects
as a special bargain Monday
only. - .'sso/2S
Is pieces New Cisco, Fresno and
Quito Suitings in nObby dark
styles, to go Monday at. ..6I2e
Best 15c Edinboro Zephyr Cling
hams and Granite Flannelettes,
new and nobby styles, your
choice of a select line Monday
at. ....10e
IS C Wool Tweed Suitings in new
est styles. have all the appear
ance of a more expensive fabric,
now selling at ..19c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01

gether with the other seamen, to the
hospital. provided, of course, that the
respective vice-cOunsels do not object
TO il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01

Another lot OF $50 Ladies' AMI
Misses New Fall Style Hats to 60 on
sale Monday at special cut prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-01

200 garments just received, much
under value. See the special bargain
offerings at 23c, sec, 59c, 75c, 9sc and
S1.19 per garment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
opEaArMEs RgTuRN 70 WORK.
peace at Fail River After the six
Months Strike.

Fall River. Mass Jan 0.-The
thousands Of operatives who have been
idle for nearly six months as the re
suit Of the great textile strike returned
work today Every mill il the city
was brilliantly lighted at 6 O'Clock,
the opening hour. and the streets in
the mill section OF the city were
thronged. All the operatives appeared
confident that conditions would be
greatly improved as the result Of the
agreement yesterday between the man
ufacmrers and the union leaders
through the efforts Of Governor Doug
las. Although the 1914 per cent re
duction on account OF which the strike
was inaugurated went into effect with
the returning strikers today, the feel
ing seemed general that the governors
arbitration OF the question margin OF
profit for the manufacturers between
the price OF raw material and that OF
finished goods, would bring about a
higher scale OF wages in the near fu.
ture
Many will walt until Monday before
going to work, preferring to start in at
the beginning of new week. but to-
day marked the real end Of the textile
troubles, and filled with rejoicing not
only to operatives and employees, but
TO the business men Of the city who
have suffered great loss as the result
Of the strike.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
SOUTHERN CATTLE
is QUARANTINEI
Federal Authorities Issue Very
Strict Regulations.
Nave LON NATIONAL eApITAL

Chairman Hepburn Appoints sub-cOut
mttse to Investigate Panama Rail-
rosd-Presldsnt Names an Iowa Man
as Attorney General Of Porto Rico
Washington. Jan, 20, The depart
meut of agriculture has issued reguIa.
lions establishing ON FEB. next a
federal quarantine against part OF
the south and parts OF other states
to prevent the spread OF splenetic or
southern fever among cattle,
The quarantine lines are largely the
same as last year The quarantine ter
rItory embraces the eastern part Of
North Carolina, all OF South Carolina
Indian Territory. Alabama. Mlsslssip
pi and louisiana; that part OF VIRGIN
Ia below tho James river aud Running
TO the northwest corner OF Bedford
county; an OF Georgia but Union.
Towns and Rabun counties, OF Arkan
sas except The two northern tiers oi
counties which aro LETT outside the
quarantine lines during February ana
March but are placed Within the quar-
auuuo during the rest OF the quaau
tine period Part OF Tennessee and
Oklahoma. most OF Texas except the
Panhandle. and lbe lower par tot Cal
ilornla
The quarantine Is declared To be IN
force untll Nov / bat this date 4
subject GO change
The regulations allow cattle lu The
quarantine district 10 bo shipped north
90 plncafded cars II shipped for
slaughter and placed % quarantIned
yards ON arrival 10 Goatlnauon Il
the atack "a ualopdcd rnroute % MUST
be az yards reserved solely FOR south
orn cattle, and aftor unloading fhe
cars must be- d.am'eelai before used
for native stock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

Washington. Jan 90 The house %
converting today 6xed Friday. Feb
"a neKt as Che dslo fof holding mer
elses accepting ths statue of Fanclg
b willard presented by ,ho stats o.
Illinois
bil vas passed allowing q auhsib
tute Judge 10 slt a. indga lu The as
lr'rl court uf the United States IN
the territory Of Hawali b. case OF che
temporary lncapaclgy OF tho Judge 81
that court
Chairman ilepbarn " The house
committee op Interstate and commerce.
today named Mesafs ehacktfoFd
0Gol L0Yeuug tNaai, Each CWisj,
Townsend (MiehJ and Adamsoa (Gai
a. q special subcommittee 10 lnyeslt
safe lhe Panama railroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
DISCLOSED MILITARY SECRETS.
Native Of Portuguese Publicly Tried
On Serious Charge.

Native Of Portuguese Publicly Tried
On Serious Charge.
Yokohama. Jan Oh b. Collins.
a man Of Portuguese blood, bat who
has long been a resident OF Japan.
was publicly tried today on the charge
OF disclosing military secrets
The evidence shows that Collins vls
tied Port Arthur and Ticn Tsiu last
year and received a thousand yon from
Generals Og0rindlnkoH and Demlno.
together with O private cipher that he
might transmit Information
Last October Collins wrote from
Yokohama detailing ibe proposed dis
patch Of japanese troops. giving their
namter. their defamation and their
purpose to General ncEsino bat lhe
letter vas stopped 81 Nagaaam
Ths maximum penalty ior TIE on
Tense D. - pears imprisonment The
passing 90 seatence aas deferred uu
til the 2lth .uHtat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

Two Passengers and Two Railroad
Men are killed.

Men are Killed.
London Jan 20 Al alarming col
lisbon Do which three tnlns we're Co.,
Solyed includlnr iwo SCOTCH expresses
occurred on lte Midland railway near
Baurcy toduY
Two passtngpu and iRa railway
mon we're hiiled aud score wegs
Injured. o. which seven were seriously
hurt The accident occurred ln o
fog me third train eYshlng Into The
wfeekage resulting from the Hral c0l
lialon TIE cars OF one % the scotch
expresses burst into flames and was
soon Rblaze from esd 70 Oad There
we're not many passengers on the
train or the casuaitles must have been
far heavier ~ the Impact was sa
Ereaf tbat ihe eHra were teiaacoped
and splninrgd into mafchwood
Among me injured "a Robert nrnugh
the arilt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

Washington. Jan 20 Nem Kn0E
ahd reafose today we're the receipt
eats ~ elaborate floral offerings FROM
admirlHg constituents Including lm
msBae collections ~ American Beauty
roses FROM ihe Psassy'gspia leelbia
tuge resolution by MF Cnllem 20
quettIng tho International prison con
gFem 90 hold ts elshtb congress ia
thia atY eae adopted
TIE president today sent 10 ne SEQ
ate fhs nomlastloa of a stewart
Of ioWa % bo aloT0ey general ~ ror
~ Rico also Captain OTTO becksr n
be pagmaftof 10 600 army eitb uaB
Of major
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
DISGUISED As cHlNAmeu.
Believed Cinnamon Are Accompany.
ing Cars Raiders.

Believed Cinnamon Are Accompany.
ing Cars Raiders.
Toxic. Jan i9-2:30 p NIT IS
believed here that the Chinese re-.
ported % be accompanying the Lieu
tenant General Misichenkos raiders
are either uniformed baadlt of col
dlers who had been Impressed a.
--@shes 7, Is nor bellcrcd ihsi chi
Is regulars have been authorised
20 Join the raiders
The repor that Russian troops are
disguised as Chlnefe ia regarded much
more seriously. and ID Is under further
INVESTIGATION
@ e COZ dero8 probable that Major
General lNcht General NogTs chief oi
stan. wHl b. appointed commander u
Port Arthur
The IapaHefe captured ne Brflf3
sts-zer CA ieg Dc TIE s1fh.ma straits
WetEs CAY afternoon The vessel
leN CardiF % Noy II Carrying $50.
toes % coal ior vlad'voFtok she uaf.
hrough 10 sasebo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
DISCHARGED from ASYLUM.
Tobacco Kings Freedom Result Of
Habeas Corpus Proceedings,

Tobacco Kings Freedom Result Of
isbeas Corpus Proceedings.
New York. Jan. 90 Brodie l.. Duke,
the half brother OF the American To.
bacco company man. who has been
kept IN sanltarium following his mar.
rlage to Alice Webb. was brought
into the supreme court IN Brooklyn
today and discharged from custody
after appearing before Justice Gay
nor The action was the result OF
hsboas corpus proceedings brought by
William @ Branham Dukes private
secretary, who alleged that MIR Duke
was deprived Of his liberty without
bis consent and without due process
OF law. After q brief argument Jus.
tIce Gaynor declared that Duke was
not demented and ordered that be be
given bis liberty
Mrs, puke was not present az the
hearing, and her whereabouts Is un.
known.
Papers calling for her arrest and re-.
moval TO Texas are said TO De on the
way TO this city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
TRAINMEN MAY GO
OUT ON BIG STRIKE
Twelve Thousand Men On Peun.
sylvauia Road Involved.
WILL STOP FREIoHr TRAFFIC

Trainmen Claim thar brakemen ara
Compelled to Act as e-7sn-Thres
Divisions Of system VIII De Affect
cd by the Strike.
Philadelphia. Jan Pop II, Morris.
sey, grand master Of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Men is on his way to this
city from cleveland lie was called
here by First Vice Grand Master W.
G, Lee. who was unable TO reach an
agreement with w w. Atterbury, gen
eral manager Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, regarding The differences be
tween the company and the rainmeu.
II Is not expected that there will bd
any further conferences between the
board OF adjustment OF the trainmens
organization and MIR. Atterbury uu,
I'll after the arrival Of Mr. Morrssey
Mr. Lee said this morning that no
strike order would be issued before 9
o'clock tonight, He notified Mr. Nor
rissey that the situation here was
critical and q was Impossible for him
TO induce MIR. Atterbury to reeedo from
his position. The board OF adjust
ment and Mr. Lee went into a secret
session few minutes before 10
O'clock
Mr. Lee and his associates on the
board OF adjustment went into session
today with the opinion that nothing
remained for them 10 do hut to name
a time when a strike would be declared
in the event Of the company's further
refusal TO discontinue compulsory hr
ing. as the company was requested O.
DO by a vote Of rs iien ported 90
Mr Attefbury by Mr zee 1896 70 GIL
A strike at this tImo would be- cost
ly 20 the company and The tralnmon
alike The division. which would be
affected By a strike would comprise tba
three divisions botgcan this clly and
Pitsburg. including all yard men az
Harrisburg. Altoona Pitcairn and 90
termodlato places Ire United RAN
ways of New Jelaey divisions between
here and Jersey CITY lud the branches
IN New Jersey th rhuadclphia BAL
timofe and Washington division be
tween this clly and Washington the
division between ra.dmore suugary
and Elmlra the HuaaIo and Allegheny
division between Buffalo and pitlsbufs
and che Philadelphia and Erie division
between this city and WillIamapou
II the strike Is declared frcIghi trW
ne might be virtually stopped 10 the
territory described
Coal iraflc mirbl be blocked and
the heavy ahlpmeaa OF freight ex
changed between tdc east and vest
VIII be tied up between New YORK
Washington. Pittsburs aud nunalo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
POLICE RAID GAMBLING DENs,
New York OFFICERS Arrest Number Of
Men and Women.

New. York, Jan 20.--police activity
continued through the early hours TO.
day in the campaign against gambling
houses and Illegal resorts. a squad
Of officers closed IN IN suspected
house IN West Twen'y eighth street
and found gambling la progress
The frightened players shucked and
struggled with the detectives, All
were permitted to csclpe except two
men who we're charged with conduct
ing the place,
The furnishings we're seized
Earlier In the night aa raid was
made on two drinking resorts In Twen'
ty.nlnth street near Broadway and
several wagon loads and hahlmes were
arrested Two or three stunning
parties got into the police net aud he
women meNhers became hysteyleal
over the situation They were llber
ated.
Palmlsts and the like appea also to
have fallen under the ban, Oae wo.
man was arrested after laying two or
three policemen low with her lists,
police matron had given ner matk'
ed money IN return for pro,enlei SET
vice,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
sELE rlNa nav MlNlsrERs.
President Of France 5ually Engaged In
Forming New Cabinet.

FORMING NEW NaNlheh
Paris Jan. 30 Prtaldent l.oubet
has begun consultations with The lead,
ers OF zoe various parliamentary
groups concerning The new ministry
The consultation this morning en-
bracod the heads OF four groups Of the
senate This afternoon the president
Will consult with the heads OF the Civ
en- groups OF tho chamber Of deputies.
The latter win bo Represented By TIE
presidents OF tho groups except the
Socialist parliamentary group, which,
not havlns a president viii probably
designate 81, Jaurea az the exponent
Of Socialist desires.
The selection 81 the mlniairy ap
pears 20 tuu more upon policies thea
individuals Several groups lnelud
Ing The Socialists insist on tbo coniln
uanec Of The Comics programme
Including lto separation Of church
and stale an income tax and working
mems p0sl0us other groups IudN
that the new ministry be not required
to pursue ,bo combea policy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
THREE DEATHS az ONE DAY.
Neither Father and son Az DE h
Twenty -Four heurs

WHY faatf NNFafH
Chlraeo Jan ~ Three udGgn
deaths Wfh "a h0ur bave aer
So ,he iaNfy 81 Tbomas Meeban ari.
knoah 81 commsfc.ai circles 70 chi
oae W1rf nachel the faung that
Jam Meehaa see gosarer taa had
alel Kantatfe a zee tonu lafef
the nuher SIZE Mcsbar vas faf.
er uHa hssr dlseasf Cd q faHasY
Nfator here anG ets anff hfaE m
81 Mercy Aopa a rElsm
Hal received taa' Tfanat Nsetar go
e.e pmfer uarra o. a a
N M Fsraf0r Ttr
cf t tasty afs rtr 81
ltaf MHaar TIE ree NJ f
sea1t fWetef ere sisters g. lhw
HHF iak.rE ft rvr
e aee c ~ nrGg
hrHe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
4 Wan o. WORDS
wei known osarslsas esu Eaof
Other bad Names

Auaaia Ca lau ~ fl0n NeNt
Morris aDeaker ~ che Georgia house.
u reDrssegiallrsa o. 0gf Oh eausile
reply 20 ihs ffrehf letter of Co.one
" w Osborn 80 aua4sh
Alr Morris eaiis Ca9fs. 1tbgm "a
ms'lr.oss aaf r9mmaa Isr C8one
Cafnrr ssga ibat 800 SHORTS Is ak
iHg lu. common frag1a
Ttt heated clftfltffF m ste BE-
sHIf sfa am ~ ausi epns-. o.
hofa sale 10 ta.sa he c.alns chat
ibe cafgeat ialrts ha4 H hFf
pope fte mer 80. eaafroi tl fs 40
tiel 90 Gsffsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
MAN HYPNoTlzEc HlMeELF.
ANskaaea Aher FI,s wsskT SLEEP
By electric Current

BY Electric Current
Peoria. 49, Jan l1 beuiamiH Co
nlglsky hes just been awakened from
a i've weeks trance sayiar fucceeaed
IN hypnouz.ng hlms..f while studying
su and che occult ~ Washington
b G.
Whlle IN WahhinkJn end la c0Haec
ilon with BE artistic stadir DE- be-
cams infatuated ats ne occult ard
actually hypnoflzsd mafif Hs ua4
fouud ID hls room rHiHaly ssasp aB8
a. BE- eoeld pol be- aaateae8 be iam
uy az Peoria afre rniife1 q broth
81 went o. and br1akhi hm bark
Since Ihen Sc baa ala Do fas fau
mysierioaa elefp end saf only afo1ei
ahsn q battery wa sppiei % his spf
nsi co.una Ore electric mt raH
sppHsa a. tbo ta ~ me bnla sa8
aaofhsr % ihs ers n fhs sgfsi e1
uma anf ne fsl fl.ee ~ fst peHer
beEr tarles cs fss sfs aWaa
asi tte Indication afs its. 81
recover 81 hrafh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

Nsu Yot jan g. -GeofT FoFiel
Peabody aasser and tfsaE % ~
ueNocr1r.r rtt.cati committee 81 q
r5nel te aate aFohsa 5ovn phytes.f
ard 81 Sow on bH farm 'n noTftert
Sew Yors ue q nos seriously ll
81 "a uatef fae phTHrar have
se kiTltn aEe lots fe.i ant .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

Hflf fHu lsn ~ tf TIfts
stat fera ffaaa honsf m VS.
uaa tief ~ hIt saTmste Obs Gcsf
aFt TtfY ure gu fhe eag 81
sllaa Hhfa rstn ~
aaf sss stnrs OIL ts astl ah .
arer ef claf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

En Germany Jah f0 About
$4,000 ga ~ estfoo mias 90 fbs
Hf,ae epmtr Tafe h0e oaf 90 strike
The Tafegnnehf eommh toner's are
basf atlsE E,afemsats preparatory tl
me geeerumenf forming iudgmeuf and
are gUHe counsel t0 both beHlgor
safs - 1870 r. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21
SHOTS FIRED INTO
IMPERIAL PALACE
During Ceremony of Blessing
Water BY The Gear.
INCIDENT uNMoveD EMPEROR

role Two inches IN bldmeteT Sut
Through Double Windows and Else,
trio Lights Were smashsd-lnvss-
tigation Immediately Begun.
st. Petersburg. Jan. 2O.-During the
annual ceremony Of blessing the wa
tiers in front of the winter palace by
Emperor Nicholas this morning, sever.
al shots were fred from across the
rteya. and bullets entered the windows
Of the palace
No one was hurt, but the incident
caused considerable alarm. One bull
let cut a clean hole two inches in
diameter through the double upper
windows Of Nicholas Hall immediate.
ly above window from which a group
OF correspondents and officers were
viewing tn ceremony. Electric lamps
en- the opposite side of the hall were
smashed and fell on the floor with a
elatter An officer picked up the bull.
let which was OF iron and resembled
e shrapnel ball
The imperial procession soon after
ward re-entered the palace The em.
peror had been already informed Of
the occurrence.sand as the procession
passed. an Officer pointed out the holes
in the windows The emperor was
quite unmoved. aud hardly glanced
Al the place indicated,
The grand duke Vladimir. eldest un.
cle Of the car Immediately opened
"a Investigation and Intercepted the
tnesses.
Groups OF ladies Of honor who came
Nth The procession gathered In the
hs|l to gaze at the tell.tale hole and
len to details OF the incident.
Nhen the correspondent Of the AS.
6tiated Press who was about to so
n to the White salon when one Of
missiles few right over his head
laf the palace he saw a hole in the
hdow OF another7salon and holes out
ele in tie siucco Of the massive red
bde6ing The police are actively at
Hotk trying TO clear up The mystery
ID where the shots came from
The strike situation has not been
changed by this holiday The men
are holding meetings IN various parts
OF the city and a test Is expected to-
morrow when the employers viii make
a final answer 20 their demands While
no collisions have set been reported.
there Is a feeling among en- classes
OF high tension The news that an
attempt has been made on the empe.
rors life spread like wild are during
the afternoon leading 20 an sorts Of
versions and generally Increasing the
tension.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-21

WastlhFlpu isH 30 Professor Jaa.
a Ta'maKe ~ noe Ua.ta.y u utab
aa apibouiY on ths doctrine 81 lhl
Mormon church sas agala on me
siaad io4ay ia ibe smo0t investigation
iaage q w TWhof e01asaa ioY ths
Rfoiefadta conducted rigorous
eros tHEAmsnaf
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-10

summer ever go any farther than the
door of their little cottage or the
veranda of the hotel where they may
be stopping? There is no denying
the fact that Estes Park is one of
the most beautiful spots of equal
size in the world. But what makes
it beautiful? 1t is the tall noun
tains about. On three sides it Is
walled in by snow clad peaks and
ridges and on the fourth 1t has
beautifully wooded slopes rising
several hundred feet above the level
of the park. 1t is up among these
wild snow covered crags that one
must 20 to secure the real benefit Of
trip to the mountains: up where
the thermometer hugs close to the
freezing point the warmest night In
summer; where the water that
triciles down every little crevice is
as pure and cold as the iceman's
steriized product. That is where
the flowers of the richest colors and
most ucllCdCc pcIluilC 0lo iouhNs, "AA~
the trees grow dwarfed and fantas-
tic. The exhaustion one feels at
reaching the highest points only add
to the pleasure. Usually the harder
the trip the greater the reward In
the wonders laid before the eye.
Few visitors into Estes Park have
not shuddered at the wonderful
shaft of granite, Longs Peak, loom
ing up almost like flag pole at the
southern boundary Of the park. 1t
stands there like silent sentinel,
both inviting and forbidding; indeed
its mute beaconing is like the sirens
song, always Turing one towards Its
dangerous looking precipices, yet
causing one to shudder at its dangers.
Finally one eventful day you will
throw all resistance to the winds.
You are going to climb Longs Peak
that day, or admit yourself bloom
ing failure. If you are accustomed
to the mountains go up alone.
There are certain pleasures upon
such a trip that can best be enjoyed
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-10
FAST FLYING
SUMMER NEARLY OVER AND
WITH II EXCURSIONS
One Chance Still Remains to See
the Mountains on q One
Day Trip Over the
Rails

How many people realize that the
summer is fast flying, and If they
have not yet had their outing in the
mountains they should be at it right
quickly, or perhaps lose out alto
gether?
The Tribune has provided series
of little Journeys to the hills this
summer of which a great many
Greeley people have taken advan-
tage. There is just one more Of
these trips scheduled, and 1t will not
stand behind any of the previous
ones in the matter of comfort and
pleasure to the patrons.
The Platte Canon. where the trip
this time will take the excursionist