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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-12

over $4U, 600 more will be expended in
the spring Of this year, making a total
of about Sll0 600 which At 30 cents. the
average price paid for . running foot
Of five foot walk will include about Al
miles OF walk. The expense of these
walks is spread over twenty years. GER
tificates against the property bearing
per cent interest being issued, payable
in annual instalments alter five years.
Ths s.seltisg Isd.stry
Canon City has not been known a.
smelling center like Denver or Pueb-
10, yet it has one of the most import
ant smelling plants in the state, in
fact the only one OF its class in the
United States. The smelter belonging
to the United Ststes Smelling COM
pany makes a speciality of reducing
what are known rs the Iinc-lead ores,
which by the common smelling process
are so expensive to treat that there is
often no profit left for the producer.
These ores contain zinc, lead, gold,
silver and copper, often containing suf-
hcient zinc to be excluded by the or
dinary smelter so that there are mill
ions Of tons of these ores left uumined
whice are available under the process
here followed. In the ore bins are
thousands Of tons of ore from all the
different mining regions of the Rocky
mountains, not only of the xinc-lead
ore but of the less refractory silicious
ores as we'll
The product of zinc-lead is twenty
five tons. $4,000 pounds or about 40
barrels per day.
Canon City coal is considered one
of the best domestic Goals To be OBJ
tanned in the state, being a very hard
oituminons or rather q semi-anthracite
coal. There are within three or four
miles Of the city. mines which employ
from four to six hund red men.
0eseras Busisess
Canon City has . number Of large and
we'll stocked stores in the .staple lines
Of trade. in fact few larger will be found
in even the larger cities of the state
and there is apparently no special
openings in the ordi nary lines OF busi-
ness.
A good moderate priced hotel is need.
ed and the ST. Cloud, now furnishing
rooms only. ought to be good busi-
ness proposition for good hotel man.
Canon City also needs and sooner or
later must have . first class tourist
hotel for the city has the climate. the
astractions and mGny advantages for =
popular resort Of the flrss class.
Canon City has du ring the year just
past gained an Industry IT moro than
iueal interest In an 5000 steam laan-
dry dtiea viii sAs most modern ma-
eAiaery and up 70 aats msshods Of
panitasy lssndsring.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-12
Wednesday Musical
and Progress Clubs

The Wednesday Musical club held an
interesting meeting yesterday morn
ing At the home of Mrs. Maupin. The
club il enjoying the study Of Russian
musical numbers were given:
Finale Glaxonuow
from Quatuor sur le nom B la-f
Misses Briggs and Dale.
Two Preludes A. Liadow
Miss Harl.
WAisenlied ---------A- ]. Glinka
Nn. Eichhorn
Mrs.. Theo Shoemaker was enrolled
~ an active member.
; 4 noss interes<zng ussting Of the
Progress Club was held last Saturday
afternoon with Miss Proctor. The re-
sponse to roll call was with names of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-12
The Chaeftaa Of Pssslo Gives Canoa City Good Wre Up
Canon City Readers.

Fremont County occupies very nearly
. csasral posi,ion In the great state Of
Colorado. Il was over . pass In the
noeAy mountains in the southern part
u what Il now Fremont county that
John o. Fremont passsd into Wet
nosssain saliry and thsass ov~r the
fSsnEre de cristo rangr to tb~ San Lais
valley In bis search for the head waters
Of the Rio 0rande river, Fremont
county was named in honor Of this
arst explorer Of lite mountain regions.
The land under private osnerrhiE
TO about eight townships.
constitutes about one-quarter Of the
area Of the county and occupies the
eastern central portion Of the county
almost surrounded BY the mountains
which constitute ~ least three -fourths
Of the county.
OF the lands classed as grazing lands
. large percentage would be valuable
agricultural lands II brought under ir-
rigation. which may be possible under
irrigation systems OF either private or
governmental origin. Fremont coun-
" contains Thousands OF acres Of the
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Canon City.
Canon City. the county seat OF Fre-
mont county, is situated at what may
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
POLICE GET BRIDE MONEY.
Corruption in San Francisco Is Ex

Corruption in San Francisco is Ex-
posed by the Grand Jury.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. Z. = Sub
stantial evidence of police corruption
was shown by the grand jury when
the foreman of that body deposited ST.
$50 in gold coin on the desk of pre-
siding Judge Lawler of the superior
court. In partial report of the work
Of the police committee of the grand
jury, which was accepted and present
ed to the court by the main body, 1T
was stated that the sum mentioned
had been turned over by Police Ser
geant Ellis, who, it was alleged. had
received it from Chan-Chung, China
man now under Indictment, as q bride
to guarantee Chinese gamblers against
arrest. 1t was further stated that the
sergeant in charge of the officers de-
tailed to the Chinese quarter was reg
ularly paid from $3.50 to S4O0 month
for this purpose, while the members
of his squad got from $50 to $40 a
month each.
Sergeant Ellis, it is said in the grand
jurv's report, was instructed, when he
relieved Sergeant Christensen, former
ly in charge of the Chinese quarter, to
go at certain times to ST. Louis alley,
take all the money a Chinaman there
would give him and ask no questions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
BEvERlDGE MAKES SPEECH.
Closes Long Debate on Statehood Bill
In the Senate.

Washington, Feb THE long
drawn out debate on the bill creating
two states out OF the territories OF OK
| Il, holna and Indian Territory and New
Mexico and Arizona, was concluded
Yesterday with a speech by Mr.. BeV-
crldge which consumed the greater
part of the days session. He reviewed
the principal arguments in opposition
to the bill, giving special attention
to the proposition to unite Arizona
and New Mexico. He spoke for al
most three hours and closed amid a
cordial burst of applause from the gal
leries
Previous to Mr.. Beveridge's speech,
Mr.. Foraker spoke In support OF ms
amendment to eliminate Arizona ana
New Mexico from the proposition. Inc
only other important business OF the
day was the receipt thru the house
managers of the houses replication to
Judge SWayne's answer in the I'M
parchment trial.
When the senate convened yestcr-
day Mr. stone presented Il memorial
from the Missouri legislature for the
enactment into law of the presidents
recommendations for the enlargement
of the powers of the Interstate COM
merce commission.
MIR Spooner presented memorial
from the Wisconsin legislature praying
for a revision of the tariff laws
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07

which seemed to produce choking SEN
esLtion; her hands and arms hal
prickly and numb feeling by spells; her
feet would swell and pain her like
rheumatism; she was tortured every
night in this manner until she was
completely worn out. BY acsi'"nt we
heard of Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer
The action of that medicine was re-
markable The first dose was worth
the price of the entire bottle for 1T
g,,ve her perfect nights rest, the
fist in a long time. She continued to
grow better until a few bottles cured
her. l consider Wheeler's Nerve Vital
izer worth it's weight in gold" William
H. Kingsley, South Bend, Ind.
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer never fails
to cure fits, epasms. st. Vitus' dance,
paralysis, aooplexy. nervous prostra-
ton, loss of vitality. nervous weakness
or any nervo Is disease 1t - for sale
a.: one dollar bot..:, by all druggists
o.. is sent. express prepaid. on receipt
O, price. Write j. ". Brant Co Al
blou, Mich, Tor free bcoA on Nervous
Diseases snd proof at cures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
Ontario Man Takes Clairvoy.
ants Word For 1t and SO
Commits Suicide
SCARED BY THE "READINe"
Letters Found In the Suicides Room
Indicated He Had Become Despon-
dent Because the Wizards Predic-
tons Wore Bad and Decided to End
AII-GcneraI News.

Toronto. Ont, Feb. "A horoscope
sent him from Chicago is believed to
have induced Robert b. Hemstrcet, a
commercial traveller, to commit suicide
at the Savory hotel in this city
Hemstreet was found dead in his
room at the hotel yesterday morning.
He had closed all the doors and win
dows tightly and turned on the gas.
Death was caused by sulfocation.
A letter written Hemstreet was
found in the rooms. In it he said he
had prayed to be taken from this life
to something better; that he had con-
fidence in the testimonies of the noro-
scope found in his room, and that he
was fearful OF the future was ind1cat-
ed by portions of the letter.
After telling he was born under the
evil influence of the planet Saturn,
etc. the Chicago horoscope said:
"Feelng, as we do. that the testi-
1nopials in your horoscope denote evil
for YOU In reference to your health,
we feel that we should advise you OF
the danger that threatens you, and
wish to offer these solemn warnings.
After giving four reasons why Hem
street should have had n SOS life read
ing, instead of a So one, the Chicago
horoscope says in conclusions:
"This does not and could not include
the minute and more important details
of your life, as contained In So
reading, hence the vacant squares on
the horoscope page.
Hemstreet was 55 years old, and
leaves a family at Otterville, Ont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07

told them to keep up their nerve; l
wouldn't hurt them unless / had 70,
but that I was after money and need
ed 1t bad Then Miss Hoffman, Woerz's
niece. said:
wait until my uncle comes down.
stairs. He has plenty OF money
Woerz Gives Up "RolI."
"a few seconds later Woerx step
ped into the room. covered him with
the revolver and he threw up his hands
and said, Don't shoot and asked me
what l wanted. When told him 1
wanted money he said:
""rhere is a safe over there In the
corner. DO you want me to open
that?'
I told him didn't II he had any cash
in his pocket. He tossed me roll he
took out of his vest pocket and I
backed out of the room. There was a
lot of jewelry lying on the table in the
corner, but didn't touch 1t. 1t would
have been easy to have taken away a
pocketful of diamonds.
"rhe trick pulled OF at the college
boys home, Delta Phis, I think they
were the funniest of all. The negro
servant opened the door and turned
pale green when 1 showed my revolver
under his nose ! backed him upstairs
where Heighe was sitting. and, after
taking dollar and gold watch from
him, 1 skipped. No one followed me.
Six or seven doors away I passed a
policemen. He was talking to a man
who was smoking a cigar. This man
was in plain clothes, but from the look
of him I think he was a detective
"Too Much Cab" His Ruin.
Some days after the Woerz robbery
"Sand Rock says he called up Woerz
on the phone to give him scare. He
told woerz that unless the newspapers
quit spreading about him no would
blow up woerz's house with dynamite.
'"Too much CAB ruined me-" said
"Sand Rock" '1f I hadn't got too
gabby around that poolroom, you cops
would be running your thinking ma
chimes over me now"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
RoBs BECAUSE IT IS EASY.
"sand Rock" Smith Says "Raffles''
Gave Him Pointers.

New York, Feb. 6. Sand Rock"
Smith, the holdup man, sent for Capt.
Steve ORrien last night and said he
wanted TO make q clean breast Of all
his jobs.
sand Rocks" main contention is
that he did not go into the holdup bus
mess for money. but merely to show
how easy it would be. He told O'Brien
he had read all the stories Hornung
has written about amateur cracksmen,
and had gone to the theater several
times to see Kyrle Bellew play Raj
iles."
1t was the easiest thing In the world,
he said, to march into II mans house
with gun In hand, scare the servant and
then make the man of the house pro-
duce his money.
Tells How Hs Did 1t.
Here is sand Rocks" version OF his
first job:
"A few days after Thanksgiving l
rang the bell of a house on Seventy
sixth street. 1t was n fine. big house.
A woman, evidently the wife OF the
owner, opened the door. l pushed
revolver into her face and told her
had to have money. She grew pale and
| thought she would drop in heap.
She said:
my dear man. ] have no money
with me this minute. but here. take
this She handed me "a big diamond
ring she had pulled off her finger and
1t was a beauty. The she began to cry.
| asked her what she was crying about
and she said:
80, / am sorry / gave you that.
really can't bear to part with 1T. MY
mother wore the ring. and so did my
grandmother before her; II you will
only give 1t back, give you my word,
i will send you money to any address
YOU may name, and ] will keep faith
with you and not give you away to the
police
Gives Back Ring; Refuses Supper.
IL gave her back the ring and told
her that it was all right. This was my
first job and / guess / was easy. AS
started for the door she called to me
and said | must be cold and hungry.
III would wait she would send for the
butler and have nice supper prepar-
ed for me. Before / could answer she
had pressed the button and the butler
appeared.
the butler reached the head OF the
stairs, she told him he might go back
AS / went out. bowling politely to her.
for she was a good sort, she followed
me and told me to be careful of myself
and to watch the icy steps in going
down. When I got to the sidwak she
called out:
"'Now. why don't you reform and be
n good man?
II almost made up my mind on the
spot that 1 had enough of the game
right there, but somhow 1t had fas-
cination for me and decided to have
at least one more try.
Amused at Victims Fears.
Really, captain, you couldn't mag
inc how much fun I have had. The
way some Of those folks have visited
were scared struck me SO funny thai
even when l was trying to look fierce
and bloodthristy had to turn my head
to keep from snickering in their faces.
THAT Woerz job was the bigges.
snap Of all. 1 backed the maid up
stairs at the point Of a revolver, and
she led me to the room where Woerz's
daughter and niece were dressing.
They sat down and gasped. took a
seat, too, and spoke to them politely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
NEWS WILL CAUSE STORM.
soinon's Tragic Fate Not Generally
Known in St. Pctersburo

Soinen's Tragic Fate Not Generally
Known in St. Petersburg.
| st. Petersburg. Feb THE news of
the assassination of Soisalon Solnnen
| procurntor general of Finland, tho OF.
curing before noon Monday. was not
| generally known in st. Petersburg last
night, and may be expected to produce
an immense sensation when 1t becom-
es public, as it will be regarded as the
precursor of an era of terrorism for
which the events of January in st.
| Petersburg and turnout Russia gave
the signal Until the identity of the
assassin is definitely known it will be
impossible of course to establish the
motive of the attempt, but the pres
ent circumstances in Finland render it
almost certain that the crime is OF Il
same nature as the assassination OF
Count Bobrikoff. the governor general
of Finland. in June, of last year.
The classification of the province
of Finland has been meeting With great
| opposition and creating much bitter
ness, especially since the formation OF
| the party of active resistance which
WAS recruiting from the holder spirits
| Oh lne oflSlnal party Oh passive resist
ance and to which the perpetrator OF
| this latest crime probably belonged.
AT the conference of revolutionary
| parties of Russia, comprising repre-
sentatives of the Finnish active re-
sistance party, the Polish national
league, the Russian emancipationists
and other revolutionary organizations
in Berlin last November, a program for
! general concerted action was drawn
up and the assassin of Soninen un~
| doubtedly was IN touch with the dis
satisfied element thruout Russia. AS
a matter of fact. never before in the
history of the empire have events of
an anti government nature been in
| closer connection. as has been shown
| by the universal spread of the strike
| movement, and the assassin of Soini-
nen, tho principally inspired by the
grievances of the Finnish nationalists,
undoubtedly was also spurred on by
| the use of troops against the strikers
| in St Petersburg and elsewhere.
Little is known here regarding the
murdered official but as procurator
general he was the adviser of the Fin
nish senate which incurred the enmity
of the anti Russian parties on account
of its alleged ST. rviency to the pro-
cess of Russic on and Soinfnen UNI
doubtedly was elected as the repre-
| sentative and responsible victim.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07

ted to Cordoba. Gems. Winter, Ben
avides, Garcia, and Roca, with largely
superior forces, are surrounding the
city.
The rebels are holding Senator
Yofre.
The Buenos Ayres police have seized
quantity OF guns and revolvers and
also many copies of manifestos and
revolutionary documents.
Night trains on the line between
Buenos Ayres and Rosario will be re-
sumed again today.
All the bankers here condemn the at
tempted revolution, and express the
hope that the energetic policy Of Pres
ident Quintana will prevent any such
attempt in the future.
The only group of rebels in the prov
ince of Buenos Ayres, 10 men strong,
has been defeated near Pirovano stat
ion Two officers and seven men We're
killed and 121 surrendered. The rest,
with Commandant Villamyor, are re-
treating, and the government troops
are in pursuit.
Failure of Revolt Admitted.
The insurrection is admitted to have
been a failure and the government now
has matters we'll in hand. Sunday the
military rebels at Cordoba endeavored
to make terms with the government
by Offering to surrender If they were
absolved and permitted to retain their
rank, threatening that if these condit-
ions were refused they would hold as
hostages DR.. Alcorta, the vice president
of the republic, and other notable per-
sons surprised and captured in that
city on Saturday. President Quintana
declined to listen to any compromise,
adding that rebels had no rights as
combatants and would be amenable to
military law. The prompt suppression
Of the outbreak would indicate the abb
sence of all the usual elements of q
revolution. Popular sympathy is with
the government which exhibited unex-
pected strength. The rising was pure
ly military, and was limited in Its pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations OF
DIR. Kings New Dicovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, and other
medicines, thereby defrauding the pub
lie. This is to warn you to beware
of such people, who seek to profit, thru
stealing the reputation Of remedies
which have been successfully curing
diseases for over thirty-five years. A
sure protection, to you, is our name
on the wrapper. Look for it, on all
DR.. Kings or Bucklen's remedies, as all
others are mere limitations. Fl. e.
BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago, ILL.,, and
Windsor, Canada. Mcdonald & Ma
hood Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
Government of Argentine TAX
ing Strong Measures to Put
Down the Rebellion
NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE
Insurrectionists Take to tho Mountains
After Slight Brush With the Sold
iers-Faiure of tho Revolt is Ad.
mitted by the Leaders of Rebels
Miscellaneous News.

Buenos Ayres. Feb. 7.-Government
troops attacked the rebels who had for
titled themselves mt Mendoza. at dawn
yesterday. Soon afterwards the rebel
leaders and officers fled to the noun
tains and the men surrendered uncon-
ditionally. The rebels had sacked the
local branch of the National bank OF
Buenos Ayres and seized 100000. Nu-
merous arrests have been made and
the city is now quiet.
Late information shows that the in
surrectionary movement Is now restric-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
That TiokIino In tho Throat.

One minute after taking One Minute
Cough Cure that tickling in the throat
is gone. 1t acts in the throat-not the
stomach. Harmless-good for chill
dren. A. L. Spofford, postmaster at
Chester Mich, says: Our little girl
was unconscious from strangulation
during a sudden and terrible attack of
Group. Three doses Of One Minute
Cough Cure half an hour apart speed
lily cured her. I cannot praise One
Minute Cough Cure to omuch for what
it has done in our family" 1t always
gives relief. Sold by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07

squadron's cruise In American waters
have not as yet been decided, but ii
will follow a three months cruise in
the Mediterranean. Captain Stockton,
the American naval nttache who is =,
personal friend of Prince Louis. said
yesterday:
"There is none worthier than Prince
Louis of Battenberg of a hearty. re-
ception by the American navy and
people. He is staunch friend of
America, and his visit will afford an
opportunity for the return of the COM
pliments he has heaped on American
naval officers on the occasions of their
various visits to Great Britain
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
How's This7

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for any case of catarrh that canno,
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j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
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Testimonials sent free. Price. Use per
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Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
LESSONS FROM JAPANESE.
Project to Build Up Medical Depart
nnent of Army.

Washington, Feb. I'd. L. L. Sea-
man was heard yesterday by the house
committee on military affairs on a
project to increase the efficiency Of the
medical department of the army. DR..
Seaman has recently returned from
an observation tour with the Japanese
army, and his comparison of sanitation
and medical methods between the Jap
anese and American armies was en-
bodied in these words: '"They go us
million times better in sanitation and
military supplies.
He said that but l per ce:,t of the
sickness is fatal with the Japanese az
my, while 70 per cen. of the sickness
in the American army Turing the
Spanish war was fatal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
MINORITY MAKES REPORT.
Democrats Present Views on the $50.
Called" Ship Subsidy.

Washington, Feb. IA minority re-
port on the bill known as the ship
subsidy" measure. was filed in the
house yesterday by Mr.. Lucking, of
Michigan representing the views of
the democratic members of the house
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries He says the reports of hear
ines of the merchant marine commits
sion show that everywhere the COM
mission went 1t was met with storms
of opposition to subsidies" The friends
of subsidies. he says, advised the COM
MISSION to eliminate the word Sub
sidy.'
The minority favors a dlscrimin-
ating high tonnage tax against foreign
vessels, IL not in violation of treaty