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Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
BIC OIL MAGNATE
VISITS CANON CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Steinwandle, of
81 College avenue, entertained their
former neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Adams, of Bradford, Pennsylvania, last
week, who are enjoying pleasure out
ing in Colorado. Mr.. Adams, who is "a
big oil producer back in the Key stone
state, was immensely pleased with
Canon City as place Of residence and
said it was one of the most attractive
he had seen anywhere in the West.
They were astonished at the prodigal-
ity of the orchards here and said that
without seeing them they could not
have believed 1t possible for apple trees
to produce SO much fruit as WAS the
case here. They left for home last
Sunday night.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21

ness in saying that Canon City Il, In
all respects, one OF the most desirable
residence communities in the state and
that. in material prosperity. i1 10 the
peer Of any place OF it's sine in this
section of the country.
Daniel Webster was once asked by a
friend to enumerate some Of the re-
sources OF Massachusetts. Taking him
up to the top of the Marshfield hill.
the great orator swept his arm around
the horizon and said; There she
stands. She speaks for herself" So
1t is with Canon City. To describe
her charms would be impossible. and 1t
would be foolish in the extreme to At
tempt that which would inevitably end
in failure.
The visitor that would carry away
with him some idea Of the beauty Of
the surroundings and the fertility Of
the soil, should climb the Hogbsck and
look down upon the town and its en-
vironment, a view that should be sup
plemented by drive through the or
chsrds and gardens Of Lincoln Park
and Fruitmere.
Such course would be n revelation
and would unfold beauties and re-
sources undreamed OF before. A scene
of loveliness is opened up to the vision
OF the man or woman who will take the
trouble to climb the Hogback hardly
less entrancing than the Happy VAL
ley" in which Rnsselas, the Prince Of
Abyssinia, was Imprisoned, and drive
through the fruit growing districts
which skirt the city on every side will
suggest the garden Of Hesperides with
its golden apples.
The substant tial character of the busi-
ness buildings withtheir splendid stocks
of merchandise, augmented by the
prosperous. well kept homes and happy
children, win beSpeak to the visitor OF
the contentment to be found in Canon
City.
THE RKooRD joins in the general
hope that the stranger within our
gates during the fair will find much to
admire and will take away with him
pleasant memories OF the comm unity
and its people.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
dIven up to Die.

B. spiegel. 1904 N. Virginia ST..
Evansville, Ind. writes: For over
Ave years was troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. 1 lost
flesh and was all run down, and a
year ago had to abandon work on.
tirely. had three of the best ply
sicians who did me no good and
was practically given up to die. Fo.
ley's Kidney Oure was recommended
and the frat bottle gave me great re.
lief. and after taking the second bot.
tie wHs entirely cured.n
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21

Victor and Cripple Greek are absolute
ly unique among American towns and
the panorama of mountain and plain
which unfolds itself to the vision Of the
beholder as he makes the trip between
the two places is one of the most mag
nihcent in the world. A trip over the
+ & C. G. road must slways be one Of
the utmost popularity as there is .
scenic beauty on every hand which the
Alps OF Switzerland cannot rival
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
GOOD PLACE TO LIVE
IS CANON CITY

The people of Canon City unite in
the hope that visitors to the Fremont
County Fair this week will find much
to interest and entertain them during
their stay in town, and that they will
be so impressed with the delights OF
our climate and our hospitality that
they will want TO come back again.
some of them TO make their home here.
We can hardly be accused of boastful-
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way TO cure deafness, and that is by .constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused BY an in.
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in
fjamed you have q rumbling sound Or imperfect
hearing, and when IL Is entirely closed, deaf
ness is the result and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored TO its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are cause by Ca-
tsrrh, which il nothing but an infsmed condi-
tion Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of deafness Caused by.catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
CIRCULAR free y. J. Cheney q Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Take Han's FAmify Pills for constipation.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
Donestics

case 7c UnbleAched Moslin 41lc yd
! case Zoe BleAched Mus1in 611c yd
20 pcs standard apron check
Gin8hams fac yd
case t21sc Outing Flannel &c yd
30 pcs bleached twi1fed Cot
ton Crash 3Rc
lease - 11c mill end F1annelette 5cyd
Londsdale Muslin 10 yards for 8oc
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
Y. M. C. A. LYGEUM
LECTURE COURSE

The Y NJ. @. A. Lyeeum Lecture
Course has just been made public. The
course includes two musical numbers,
The Temple Concert company and The
Ernest Gamble Recital company; two
lectures, one by Prof. John b. Denote
and the other by DR.. d. F. Fox, and
an evening by Alton Packard, cartoon
ist and humorist.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21
MAYOR SMYTHE IS
THROWN FROM HORSE

In consequence OF being thrown from
MS horse near Baker & Biggs' corner
one day last week Mayor w. r.
smythe Of South Canon has been COM
peiled to make r-quisition upon . pair
OF crotches as an assistory means OF
iooomot,on for the last four or five
days. The animal slipped on the COW
erett crossing at the intersection OF
Nan and Sixth streets and Mr..
smJthe was thrown to the ground With
great force and would probably have
sustained broken leg had not by
ISLANDERS run 20 his relief and sxtri-
Gated him from his perilous position.
Had his foot not become fastened in
.he stirrup no serious result. would
have followed.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21

been there. Rexie and wife were the
recipients of many congratulations and
the guests expressed the hope that
their married life would be one of per-
ennial joy and happiness.-A Friend.
Cañon City record., 1905-09-21

w, H. Picking and wife, OF Bucyrus.
Ohio, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Robson last week.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Anxiety For Pope.

London. Oct. ia Rome GORE.
spondeut. upon whom every reliance
can BE- placed. writes that the health
Of tbs pope 10 causing grave anxiety
at the Vatican st this moment. He
says the true state sf Affairs il not al.
lowed 10 leak out. but 1t IL stated
that on several occasions lately the
ponti6 has been seized with fAintins
Ats, onos falling and cutting his head
severely. He 10 visited every few
hours BY his private physician, and
shs chief officers Of the vatican have
besn In very constant attendance dur.
Ing the last few weeks.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Tammany 70 Indorss Jerome.

New York. Oct. l2-whsn the
Tsmmany county convention meets
tonight 70 nominats . county and
judiciary ticket Il will have little
to do other than 10 pos through the
slate already made BY Leader Char.
Les =. Murphy and his sdvisers Of the
Fourteenth street organization. Thae
no one will b put mp against Distriet
Attorney Jerome 10 . foresons oonolu.
sion. Tamnany argues that BY lsav.
Ing Jerome unoppossd the fusionists
are left without any really good Issue
against the dsnooratio organization.
The Judiciary nominees % we'll ~
the minor places on the ticket have
been deoidsA spon. II 10 regarded ~
certain that Corporation Counsel De.
lany will b named 10 succeed Jpstioe
Van Brunt. and that Justices Glider.
sleeve and InsrahAm viii bs rsnomi.
mated. Fire Commissioner Hayes ID
slated for the shrievalty nomins nstion.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
FIRST ANNUAL
COYOTE CHASE
Begins Sunday Morning, Oc-
tober 18th, S O'Clock.
No Guns or Pistols viii be Al
lowed in the Crowd-Meet
at tho First National
Bank Corner.

Tho coyote hunt will bs started
next Sunday morning and those who
arc going to participate should b at
the corner Of the First National hank
before O'Clock In the morning - IL
10 planned to leave promptly at that
hour. Mr.. 0ivens who ID conducting
tho hunt 10 working hard this morn ing
to get mp crowd Of not Lees than
seventy. Ave people. most Of whom will
be mounted.
D Il. Green Of Rocky Ford 10 OK.
peoted to arrive early tomorrow morn.
ng with . number Of hounds. He
has about nfty Of them but IL Il NOT
known now Just how many hs will
bring With hin on this huat. They
arc all trained coyote hunters and
make . pretty ohase. There are some
dogs expected from Cripple Greek and
Victor and there win b seue from
this city. teg
Tho hunting party will not only
consist Of Florsnoe people but great
many from ous Of town points are sx.
peoted BY Mr.. 0ivsns. II IL known
that several sharp shooters would have
been here from Cripple Greek II guni
were TO have been used. but the edic,
has gone forth that no rihss. shol
guns or revolvers shalt b either car.
ried or shot during the hunt.
The chass will be continued ~ long
- the participants care to keep Il Up.
Coyotes are plentiful and the doss
shosld bring down several Of them ths
nrst day. The farnsn for milss
around will b notified - they CO.
furnish mounts 70 thoss who haven't
any.
This will b. known - the nrst IN.
nual coyote hunt and hereafter they
will b held annually. After the
nrst hunt 10 over proper organisation
will b perfected. Mr.. Givsns 10 the
captain of the hunt and Frank Ruby
10 tbs nrst lisstssant.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
IN MEMORY
OF COLUMBUS
Beautiful Monument is Un-
veiled at Pueblo.
Second Monument of the Kind
in the United States-Erect-
cd by Patriotic Ital-
ian Societies.

Pueblo. Oct. l2-At noon today In
the presence Of 10. 900 people, what IL
thought 10 be the second monument In
the United States erected to the nom
ory Of Christopher COLUMBUS. WAS I'M.
veiled. with imposing ceremonies.
The monument was erected BY contri-
buttons made by Italian societies OF
the entire country. and 10 located i'm.
msdiately In front Of the carnegie
library building. Today 10 Columbu'
Day. the first to be celebrated In the
United States BY proclama tion.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Agricultural in the Schools.

Austiu. Tex. Oct. 12-n . cam.
pa'gn begun in Texas today 10 success.
tul agriculture will soon Be added "a
the currioulm Of every public school
in Texas An agitation 10 bring this
about has been begun By the state
educational authorities and the heads
Of the leading universities. The In.
dustrisl departments Of the various
Texas railroads are also aiding ths
project.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Dismembered Body Of a Man Tells
the Story.

New YorE. OCT. i9-The police to.
day discovered tho head Of IN m.
known man wrapped In . white and
blue sheet lying In the gutter on
East Thirteepth avenue Soon after
finding the head II WAS reported to the
police that It was believed that . muir.
der had been comm itted at certain
address. On investigAtion Of the
house revealed the arms and legs Of
ths murdered man hidden In . suit
case. The trunk Of the body wAs also
found In . closet.
Fred Bauer. who WAS seen leaving
the house on Third avenue early yes.
terday morning has been arrested. sus-
pected of the crime.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Christian Burial for Arnold.

Greeley. Colo, Oct. l3-Ths body
Of Fred Arnold. who was haugsd Juns
IS ~ Canon City for the msrdsr Of
Au. Amanda Younsblood. will bs
broosht - Greeley and buried here
ssxs Sunday.
Ever since the io.ysar-old boy was
executed bis mother, Ars. e. o. Ar.
mold. and Fred Arnold's Ie.ysas.old
widow. have toilsd uncsasingiy aaA
saved thar small earnings 70 nsst TIE
expense necessary to secure the body.
The Arnold's live on north Feurth
avenue near the river In small shan.
". The husband works in Clayte tea's
brick factory and the mother and
widow cook for the employees Of the
factory. Today she mother said:
1--WE have put away every cent u.
cept that which We needed for food for
the purpose Of giving Fred . burial
service. We spent our small savings
endeavoripg to aid him at the trial.
I sold my furniture and my saving
machine. In fact. everything thss
would bring money 10 aid my son. Hs
was . good boy until hs got in with
. bad crowd"
Tho Arnolds attend the Prssbytss.
ian church here and are quiet hard
working people.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Buster DISCHARGED.

Cripple Greek. Oct. is-Ths oass
Of the People ". Frank Buster.
charged with the murder Of Martin
O'uonnor at Victor In April Last was
nolled IN the district court BY o. A.
Gillstt. deputy district attorney. u
seems that the district attorney In 70.
viSwipg tue evidence oould nnd moth.
Ing sucfnisntly iporiminatins 70 holA
Buster for trial.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Italians Aid Stricken Brethren.

San Antonio. Tex. Dot lS-- Usual.
ly on this day the large Italian colony
Of this city holds 40 elaborate osls-
bration Of tho anniversary Of the dis.
oovery Of America. But the rule
was not followed this year. Instead.
the italian societies donated the mon.
ey that would have bsen used fol
the celebration to . relief fund fol
tho aid Of their stricken brethren who
have suffered from the rsvsGss oi
yellow fever In Louisiana and ths
ieoont earthquake In Italy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Bank wreeksr Suicides.

New York. Oct ls-Armitass Aatt.
hews. . lawysr.polit,eias. eoanittsa
suicide this nornins b. jumping non
the window Of bis hosss. Hs was 70
have bssn tried today o. . charge Of
conspiracy. - . Sesslt Of ths lailafs
Of The bAnk. Of which hs was - On.
oial. rl
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Observes Columbus Q Day.

Denver. Oct. i2-Oolorado 10 The
first state Of the Union to set aside .
day for paying tribute 70 the memory
Of the discovery Of America Par.
suant to . proclamation Of Governor
Mcdonald today was quits generally
obssrvsd - "Columbus Day "through.
ont the state. The Italian societies
Of Pueblo observed the day BY dsdi.
casins . hssdsons Columbus nonu'
msus.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Firemen Fatally Hurt.

Chicago. Oct. ~ IL . collision be.
tween . bose cart, which was speed.
Ing 70 . nre. and . trolley car. four
drsmsn wers fatally hurt today.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

Don't forget the danos this evening
in Morgan hall. Ausio By the Flor.
enoe Orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

J. ,. Torfsnoe writes New York
Life Insurance. Offioe over Yeltou's
Drug store. soft
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Headache and Nervousness Cured

DR.. K. O. 6apero. the we'll known
eye. ear. nose and throat specialist
s9 Denver will again be In Florence.
Octobsr ~ and 20. in the Jack block.
II you are nervous or have headaches
havs your eyes examined free.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Insuited White Woman.

Louisville, KY. Oct. 12-Charles
Pfassll, negro, was taken from the
Elktou Jail BY 100 srmed men at mid
night and hanged to . tree outside Of
town. The negro went to the home
sf HrA Burrows yesterday and insult.
"a her and her daughter.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

Lutes Bros. make everything In the
harness and saddle line. A.s7
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

Cream. swis and Liubsrsss shsess
~ the Csstfal Dsae maehsA og.S7
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12
Preach, German and Spanish

TauGhs by ~ --latest methods. Ad.
dress l. O.. g.. ssiK NAis, Canon
oity. Cole. ss.f
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

Trib.ss wass - Isins ssssilA
The daily tribune., 1905-10-12

II - "a fl'ii,l @ssf'
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
PACKING CONCERNS
REVIVE OLD WAR
Equal Rates on Live Stock
and Dressed Meat.
WESTERNERS' OBJECTION
Same Rate on Both Prevents Opera
tion of Packing Houses in
Far West.
WESTERNERS' OBJECTI0 ON

The ancient controversy between the
packing interests at Chicago and those
in the farther Western cities has taken
a new turn in the courts. The Western
packers have taken steps 10 intervene
in the legal proceedings which the Inter
state Commerce Commission has inauG-
urated
These proceedings am TO force the
railroads to charge Inc same rate on
.-.os,k and dressed meats. The Chi
cago interests want the order obeyed
those farther west want IT Oyerruled
by the courts.
II is sixteen years since the commits
sion first ordered that these rates be
made equal Before that. the rate on
packing house products was about half
the live stock rate. Packers could thus
Kill stock at the Western points and
ship IL East at such low rate that IL
was more profitable TO operate pack
ing houses as near the centers of live
stock production aa possible
Chicago secured the order for equal
izing the rats. but the railroads never
obeyed 1t strictly and literally. few
years ago the Great Western road con-
duct from the Western points East a.
very low rate.
This ircensed the Chicago packers
The Interstate Commission reiterated
the old order The railroads disobeying.
the Chicago interests started action %
enforce il and in this action the Mis-
souri, river packers arc now organizing
10 intervene and oppose the commission
Vast property interests are involved
ard the fight will DC taken 10 the court
OF last resort. A curious phase is that
most OF the big packers have plants botf
in Chicago and at the Missouri river
packing ccntcrs ard are therefore Ia
effect on both sides Of the question.
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
POSTAL AUTHORITIES
PLANT FINAL BLOW
Drastic Measures Adopted in Proceed
ingS Against Alleged Illegal Medical
Practice in Philadelphia.

As a final blow in the fight of the Post
Office Department against alleged Illegal
medical practice IN Philadelphia. a
sweeping fictitious order was issued
today debarring dozens OF individuals
and several companies from the use
OF the mails.
These debarred are Or and Mrs Wal
lace. French Remedy Company. Mrs.
DIR. Gordon, DR. Revere, DR. J. Henry
King. Mrs. Or. Davis. Mrs BUtz. Mrs.
Wilson. Dr.. Garmo Company. DR.. Rooer
DR. Rogers. and DR.. and Mrs. Good; and
5. Resan. Atlantic CITY.
All are accused or VIOLATING section
1893 Of the revised statutes. Two have
licenses for lving-in hospitals Steps
viii be taken 20 have these revoked
Department officials believe all SUI
offices in Philadelphia are now closed
a IN. their advertisements excluded from
the e>papers.
The Washington times., 1905-09-20

Two youthful elopers are being sought
by the local detectives and police.
Cupid has a two days start, and IL is
matter of considerable doubt whether
George Franklin, twenty years old, and
Miss Elizabeth Skinner. eighteen years
of age. will be caught before they are
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The two are believed to have left the
city Sunday night, although the police
and relatives knew little or nothing of
their plans until yesterday afternoon,
when Captain Boardman was requested
to have 4 lookout maintained for Frank
lin. who borrowed Dent Jarboe's red
wheeled trap In which to elope from
Congress Heights to Washington.
Charming Youth.
Franklin is said TO be prepossessing
young man OF fetching address. He Is
of fair complexion. has curly hair and
is good looking. When last seen, he
wore a new blue suit and light felt
hat.
Miss Skinner lived with her parents
in Congress Heights. and Franklin all
though he has horne on upper Four
teerth street northwest. boarded across
the river. The two became friends re-
Gently, but the girls parents would
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
SCHWAB GETS A COLD
INSTEAD OF SHIP JOB
Spent Most of His Time in Recreation.
Saw Neither Gar Nor Rep
resentativeS.

NEW YORK. Sept 2O-After a five
weeks trip 10 Europe. Charles NJ.
Schwab returned Yesterday on the krUn-
prinz Wilhelm. feeling considerably in
disposed. Mr. Schwab contracted = cold
before the steamer sailed.
Mr. Schwab went ~ once to the Hol-
land House where he met few friends.
In an interview he denied that the pur-
pose OF his European trip was 10 discuss
the building Of a new navy for the rus
sian government.
Il visited Russia said MIR. Schwab
but did not call upon the Gar or his
representatives. / did not bring back
any contracts for the building of a YES
sci of any kind for the Russians or any
other nation. l spent most of my time
in recreation
Mr. Schwab denied that the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation had bought The
hlast furnaces and iron mines owned
by Joseph Wharton in Wharton, at Phil
lpsburg and Eibernia, y. ].
He also denied n report that he con-
tempiated heading a syndicate Of capi-
taiists 10 brir- into one concern the
properties of the Goldfield district.
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
Paul Morton Reveals Big
Equitable Discrepancies

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Revelations so
astounding that they staggered even the
most unscrupuloJIs experts in the art OF
high finance in Wall Street are made by
Paul Morton. president of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. in statement
issued to the directors. in which he
showed that the policy holders OF the
society had been fleeeed out OF S1Is. 2s4 90
by deal in worthless and partly worth
less securities originally taken by the
Western National Bank on collateral
loans made by the bank 20 John w.
Young OF ShipbGilding trust notoriety,
the Kentucky Mineral and Timber Com
pany. and the Amity Land and Irriga-
tion Company. OF Colorado.
This deal was engineered and guaran-
teed by Henry b. Hyde founder of the
society; Marcellus. Hartley, one OF its
millionaire directors; John L Searles.
former "Sug2r King" Gen Louis Fitz-
gerald. Hyde's president of the Mer-
camille Trust Company, and W. Y
Coler, sr
The deal was due 10 the refusal of a
national bank examiner 20 permit the
securities TO remain on the books OF the
Western National Bank as assets. and
was based on note for 1851. .49l. made
by George V. Turner. secretary 10 Cen
eral Fitzgerald. guaranteed by the men
mentioned above AMI accepted by the
Mercantile Trust Company.
Since November 10. 1894. this so-called
Turner loan has been in existence.
but seemingly il never has been discov-
ered oy state Superintendent OF Banks
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
CANAL COMMISSION
SAILS ON HAVANA
Engineers Will Go to 18th
mus Next Week.
PREPARE AGAINST FEVER
Ship viii Put to Sea at Night
in Order to Escape
Mosquito.
PREPARE AGAINST FEVER

Members Of the Panama Canal Com
mission and the advisory board Of
engineers Will sail for the fstbrnus
September 2S, on the steamship Ha-
Fana- The commissioners are on
route TO hold their regular quarterly
meeting and the advisory board is
making its first trip in order 10 be-
come acquainted with conditions on
the isthmus before making recon-
mendations as 10 the type OF canal TO
be built
An arrangement has been made where
by the steamship Havana will be placed
at the disposal of the commissioners;
and engineers during the entire time OF
their stay at Panama 1t is said that
this arrangement will extend so far as
70 enable the party TO put to sea on the
havana at night In case mosquitoes be-
come troublesome. There is reason to
peleYe that the plan was specially ar,
ranged so as to protect the health of
the foreign engineers. who IL Is NOT he
neNed by United States officials should
be exposed TO the danger of yellow feye-
In case an epidemic occurred while the
party were on the iSthmus
The Washington times., 1905-09-20
M'KNIGHT ESCAPES
FROM INSANE ASYL LUW

The escape of Orlando H. Mcknight.
me eX-soldier who was confined at ST
Eiizabeth's Hospital for the Insane he
cause OF his alleged insanity, abruDt1,-
terminated the proceedings commenced
10 procure his release from the instt-
tuition
Mcknight. by his counsel. Charles Poe.
some weeks ago commenced habeas
corpus proceedings to secure his release
from the asylum The matter was IN
nave come uD today before Chief Jus-
tice Clabaugh for consideration An afti-
daVit OF Dr. Stack. acting superintend-
eat OF 81. Elizabeth Hospital in which
IL WAS set out that Mcknight had es-
capped from the institution, was sub
mitted 10 the court, whereupon an order
was made. dIsmissine the petition for
h3beaS corpus.
Although the date OF Meningitis es-
cape Is not stated by DIR. Stack. II is re-
ported he left the asylum yesterday.