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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
STATE BOARD
Of EDUCATION
Her Reports From Engineer
On Swamp
Lands.
TO SELL THE ANGOLA TRACT
MIR. Whitaker Advertising Man
ager at the Mecklen-
burg.
o SELL THE ANGOLA TRACT
(specIa1 to The Times-Djsnn,ch I,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N c., Nov. 16.-W. p.
Whitaker, for eight years business man.
ager Morning Post, which suspended
publication last Sunday, has accepted
tho position of advertising manager for
the famous Mccklenburg Mineral Springs
Company and MScklenburg Hotel Mt
Chase city.
The State Board OF Education, consist
ing OF the Governor and Council of state.
were In session this evening hearing re-
ports from the State Engineer, Sylvester
Peels. Of Williamson. rs to the exact
number of acres in each of the INN
tracts OF swamp lands owned by the
board In eastern North Carolina, AMI
considering proposals for the purch
of several OF the larger tracts by X. NJ.
johnson, George Currier, G. A. Eber-
hart, of Norfolk and Others.
The most important tract the sale OF
which is being considered is the Angola
tract In Fendnr county, consisting or
1000 acres, with considerable timber.
The proceeds from sales Of these swamp
lands go to the state school funds. be,n.
loaned to the various counties for ouild-
ing school houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Iones-Prince.
ESPECIAL to The Tim,let,s.-Dispattch,,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
EMPORIA. VA, November LEA mar
rage OF much social interest was solem-
nizcd In the Baptist Church OF Emporia
yesterday afternoon at 5 O'CLOCK. the
contracting parties being Mr.. P. w. D.
Jones, Of Franklin. Va, and Miss Annie
c Prince. of this place. Rev. G.. P.
Ryland of1c!ated.
The ceremony was n very simple one.
there being no attendants. yet the church
was filled with friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties,
Miss Prince is a handsome and attrac-
tive young lady, and numbcrsa host OF
friends In this community.
Mr.. Jones Is the secretary OF the Home
stead Fire Insurance Company. OF Frank
lin. and Is q young man of splendid .busl-
ness qualifications and fine promise. He
was born in this county. and up to with
IN a few months ago, lived in Emporia,,
where he is held in high esteem and is
exceedingly popular
Mr.. and Mrs Jones left on the after
noon train for Charlotte county. where
they will visit Mrs Charles Guthrie. a
ELster OF the groom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
NEGROES USE SHOT
GUNS IN DUBLIN
Forty Shots Exchanged Between.
Them and Citizcns-Wysor's
Good Work.

(special TO The Times Dispatch)
Pulaski, VA, Nov. 1.-two negro
men from Necdniore, the negro settie-
mcnt near Pulaski, who had been on
hunting expedition, returned through the
streets OF Dublin Monday TO the sta'oll
there to take the train for PulasK'.
W lille passing along the street IN DUB
lin they had an alteration Win u sihaii
son OF Mr. Ferdinand Anderson, anu, as
u result, one OF the negroes smacheo
the little boy head over heels across
the road The child ran crying home ana
told what had happened. An elder pro-
ther seized pistol and started down
town TO get the deputy sheriff Then
his father ran after and overlook him,
fearing he might get into trouble. the
negroes were standing at the station
and, when they saw Mr.. Anderson and
his son approaching, without any parley-
ing they opened fire on them with dou-
BILE barreled shotguns.
Bystanders then came to the relief OF
Mr.. Anderson and his son. In al, some
thirty or forty shots were fired. In the
melee the negroes made their escape.
though both of them were wounded, put
not seriously One OF them has been
captured but the other lis still at large.
The name OF the latter is Ed. Conner
He was convicted ten years ago Oh at
tempted criminal assault, but, upon ap-
neal. the conviction Was reversed.
81 Mr. Anderson and his son received
number OF shot wounds, which, luckily
for themy however, were inflicted with
small blrd-snot. The affair has created
considerable excitement
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Ellen King, daughter OF Hon James
r. Trolinger. to Walter G. Price, at the
Methodist Church here, "Wednesday eve
ming November 18th. The father OF MISS
1,rolinrer is the member-electN OF the
House OF Delegates from this county. who
recently won so striking victory over
The Republican nominee, IL. i. Elnstein.
Mr. Price IS a member Of the Trollnser-
price Hardware Company, the largest
concern of the kind In town.
The happy result by which every DEM
ocrat on the ticket carried Pulaski coun-
~ is due more largely to the efticient
services of J. E. Wysor, the Democratic
county chairman, than to any other
cause Never has the county been been pet pet
ter worked.
There is n movement on foot 20 pre-
sent Mr.. wysor with handsome goio
watch. as a token OF the appreciation
felt for his labors by local Democrats.
It is also said that Hon. P. F. ST. Clair.
Democratic chairman for the MINI DIS DIS
trict intends shortly to resign his chalr-
manship and that j. F. Wysor IS ms
choice for his successor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
WEDDINGS IN
Old VIRGINIA.
Richmond Business Man Takes a
Bride in Woodstock'
Va.
THE CEREMONY IN CHURCH
Miss 13stelinc Paxton Becomes
tic Bride Of MI. S. a.
Howard.
Especial to The Times Dispateh.)

(SDpClal W iC
WuoDsrock,lvA. Nov. lG.-The nup-
tla,s OF Miss Estcline Paxton Of TINS
place, and Mr.. Stuart Ashby Howard,
OF Richmond was celebrated this cvenine Z,
nj G:3o uc.ock In the Presbyterian
Church The pastor, the Rev. p. u.
Slephenson u, D., performed the ccre-
1nony.
Miss Isadore Grgsby Pike, OF Wash
ington, ID. CO. cousin OF the BRIDE was
maid OF honor, and Mr.. w. X. Howard,
OF CuIpcper, $; brother OF the bridegroom,
was best man. Just before the bridal
party entered the church, Mrs. L.. s.
Walker sang "Ob, Love Divine" and as
they entered, choir Of select voices
Gang Lohengrins bridal chorus. Mendcls-
Nohns wedding march was used as IL re-
crss0nal. Miss Cora Pitnan, Of Wood
stock. organlst
The bride wore a handsome empress
wedding gown Of chiffon cloth and rose
point lace, trimmed IN pearls, over chit
ION over taffeta and tule veil with wreath
of orange blossoms. and carried shower
bouquet Of white violets. The rraid OF
honor wore cream lace over taffetaF and
chiffon. with pearl trimmings, and car
ried pink chrysanthcmums
a reception was rendered at the brides
home, after which the bridal couple left
for = bridal trip to Ashcvillc, N. c.
The bride is the daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Paxton, of this place, and the
groom Is the son OF the late George
Howard, OF Albemnrle county and Is n
member of tho Insurance firm OF sa,np-
son and Howard OF Richmond, where
they Will reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
OYSTERMAN KILLED.
Said to Have Been Shot BY a
Maryland Oyster Inspector.
fcnecial ia r-hc Times Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG, Va November
ga report has reached here that "a a. an
oysterman was killed in the Potomac
river few days ago by a MARYLAND
oyster Inspector. no names being gwen
The report says that the oyster lnspec-
tor suspected that the oyster Ia" was
heinp Violated. and In attempting to
hoard n dredge boat to make an inspec-
ton. he was fred at by the FISHERMAN
m The boat. The Inspector returned the
fire and killed the man.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frank
NJ Robinson, of Stafford county, did yes
terday, after short illness.
Mr.. Fred Donahoc, the only son OF Mr..
George Donahoe, of Caroline ccninty.
died suddenly a day or two ago of paraly-
sis. He expired shortly after being
ST ricken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Coal Barge Cut in Two
.(Rv Associatcd Press.

~ ~ (By AssoC1Atcu If'TeSs, l34 "a tlfs8
T. NORFOLK, Nov. 18.--The ocean-goin1
coal barge Frank Pendleton was cut I'm
two and sunk by the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company's stea ~.
ar Iiershaw of the Lambert's Point coal
piers In the outer Norfolk harbor as the
Kershaw was coming In this morning
from Boston loaded with freight and
passengers. Vi
The Pcndleton was at the time lying
at anchor off the coal piers awaiting to
sniI In tow for Providence r, T., with
.2,113 tons Of Pocahontas coal. Captain
Melandsee. Of the Pendleton, and his ems
tire crew were rescued by the Kershaw.l
which, after standing by for time. pro-;
ceeded to her Norfolk pier. $s
No statement has been made concern
Ing the cause of the accident. Tho Ker-s
shaw was uninjured. with the execution
of the slight loss Of paint from her bow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Federal Appointments.

(Froln our Regular Correspondent.)I M
WASHINGTON, d. e., November l6.--s
North Carolina postmasters appointed;
Eclipse. Mcdowell county--ssild lie CT
Bright. vice d. II, Bird, resigned: Nash
vile, Nash county--Lucuus G. Cooper,
vice N. c. Cooper. dead; Porter. Stanley.
colnty-Richard G. Foreman, vice ii Y A.
Thompson, resigned; Topsail Sound PEN
der county-Jo Joseph r. Avery. vice George
w. Pollock. resigned. x M
Rural carriers appointed for North Car
olina routes: Edward. route l--Sy!Yeste!3
III. Boyd. carrier; William II, Boyd, su1,h
.stitute. I,ovelace, route l--James I4
White. carrier; sylvester Henderson. SUBJ
stit,te. Tear, route l7-seymour p, Teer,,s
carrier; G. w, Stanford, substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Panic On Bourse.
llBY Associated Press }

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 16--4:20 p. M.
a panic prevailed on the bourse to-day
as the result OF Il rumor that the Grand
Duke Nicholaievtch, commander Of the
Imperial guard, had heen appointed milf
tary dictator. There wassn stampede or
holders OF industrial stocks who hnstened
to unload. Government lotteries fell 70
polnts}to 400, and imperial fours dropped
to s3lh. a lower point than they touched
at any time during the war.
M. Voulch chief Of Premier Whites
ichancellory, authorized the Associated
Press to deny positively the rumor that a
dictator had been appointed. He also de-
clared thar it had not been decided to de-
clare martial law in st. Petersburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
THE HAMPTON ROADS
TRACTION COMPANY
Absorbed the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric
COMPANY. s
Company.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. 16.;--ThlE
property OF the Hampton Roads RailwaJl
and Electric Company was to-day turnii
ed over to the Hampton Roads Traction
Company, the concern organized by the
sbondholders who recently bought tbs
property In at public auction The deed
transferring the property, which tHaasi
signed last night. was placed on record
here to-day.
The officers OF the new company are,
President, Horace A. Doane; vice-presl'5
dent, Waller Holiday; secretary. We
Browning; directors, Horace A. Do7anes
Waller Holiday, w. G. Browning. Ed
ward C. Powell. L. G.. Crenshaw. MURRAY
MCGUIRE and Oscar c'ra1lz. N
Tho representatives Of the new cons
pany refuse TO discuss their plans|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
ADDRESSES ODD-FELLOWs
Miss Krause Makes Fine impress
sion Here and in West Point.

Miss Anna NJ. x Kra,se, who is the
o, r.. OF the State of Virginia, arrived
here Tuesday afternoon, and is the guest
Of the vice president of the Rebokah AS AS
sembly Mrs, Celia Kass. Miss I[rause
paid an official visit to Unity Rebeka h
Lodge, No. 49, T. o. o. IT,. on Tuesdav
night and also paid an official visit to
Virginia Dare Rebekah Lodge. No. AZ. I,
%. O. r.. West Point, Va. November 18th
Miss Krause reports q we'll attended and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17

showed no sign of diminution, money In
every form poured yesterday into the
office Of NJ. =. Greenbaum treasurer OF
the fund for the relief Of the Jew Victims
Of Russian mobs. At the close Of the day,
the receipts for twenty-four hours We're
sl4, 30 an increase Of Sc, coo over the pre-
ccdlng days record and increasing the
total received to s4l,123 In addition to
this great showing Of actual receipts.
pledges Of 81, $40 were reported last nig hit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
S. P. c. A.
Agent Has Saved Many Animals
From Suffering.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Animals met on Tuesday night at
80 East Franklin Street, Only a few
members Of the board were present. In
deed, the condition Of this most useful
society ls quite gloomy.
( Old members OF the board do not attend
and i seems quite impossible to enlist
new interest.
Tho report Of the agent Is as follows:
Horses and mules unfit for work and
airy called. 4; overloaded teams, IL; cruel
ty, 2; horses and mules sent to be shod
o: number causes for complaint, 7; fines
collected, $21.
The Richmond public is earnestly re-
quesed to remember that the winter is
near, and, to consider the need OF the
dumb friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Gilligan-Hawse.

Especial to The Dspatch)
HARRISONBURG, VA. November 16.--
Miss Bessie Dora Hawse, youngest daugh-
ter Of jasper Hawse, of Harrlsonburg
and Henry Glllisan, young attorney Of
Baltimore, were married this afternoon
Mt the house of the BRIDES father
Mr.. Hawsc is confined 20 his bed by III
moss and the ceremony was solemnized
In The bedroom by Rev. DR.. Duffey, Of
the Methodist Church. Mr.. and Mrs
.Gilllgan left for bridal trip to Wash
3ngton and Old Point They will be home
in Baltimore after November GOTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
UPPER HENRICO

Mr. irwin Butler, OF the Broad Street
Road, Is out again after, long spell Of
sickness
h Miss Mabel Pumphroy OF Richmond,
was the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Willie
Trevvett, from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. Willie Goode visited his parents.
near Lakeside, on Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Tucker, Of 4 Laurel spent
Friday with her sister, Mrs Willis at
Westa.
DR.. John Dunn and Mr., Smith. OF Rich
mond were the guests OF Mr.. Herndon
sTaliaferro. during the past week.
Little Jeanette Stone, Of Hanover, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Fitzhugll Ford,
at Laurel.
AIessrs. II. d, Smith and w. Ford
have returned TO their respective homes
ut Laurel, after n most successful hunt
in Louisa county. Mr.. Smith killed two
deer, while Mr.. Ford bagEed several
fine turkeys, with a quantity OF other
game.
Mr.. Samuel Ford, spent Monday in
Miss Ada Smith is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Cora Ford.
Miss Ethel Lucas was tho recent guest
Of Miss Julia Ford,
Mrs. Mollie Qunrles, of Lakeside. and
Mrs Lewis Jones, Of Acca. visited their
mother, Mrs, Andrew Jones, at Laurel.
during the past week.
Miss Clara Blondy was the guest OF
Miss Annie Harvey on Sunday.
Miss Hazel Lawrence spent Saturday
with relatives In Richmond
Miss lizzie Ford was the recent guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Il, L, Smith.
Mrs, Ophela Page, of Glen Allen, visit
ed the home of Mrs, j. II. 1insley on
Sunday,
Mrs. Ned Toonlbs' little baby is very
III.
Mrs. Emma Stone has returned to her
home In Hanover. after brief stay with
her daughter Mt laurel.
Mrs, q, I. Emmons spent Wednesday
in tho city,
Willie Too,nbs has returned to Elmont
after visiting relatives In this section
Among the recent visitors ut the home
of Mrs, Ned Toombs were Mrs aJmes
Ford, Mrs, s. #. Ford and Mrs, Jen-
nings.
Mr.. w II. Lucas visited the home NJ
Mr. Ned ToOmbs on Sunday
Mr., Willie Lawrence has returned to
the city after visiting friends mt tho Re
formatory.
Alex. Bradley, of Laurel. Is visiting his
mother In Hanover county
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The Times Dispatch0
ROANOKE. VA, Nov, 16.-Mr. Gordon
r. Porterheld. Of Giles county and Miss
Laura +. Peters, daughter of Mr.. NJ. B..
Peters, were married yesterday. Rev. FL.
J.. Houtt officiating. The groom Is one
of the owners of the Mountain Lake
Hotel In Giles county, and counsel for
the Norfolk and Western. Hc is a
widower, and has grown children. His
bride is beautiful young woman Of
twenty-three. The couple left on Il
Western trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
KEY WEST CUBANs
SATIRE ISLE OF PINES
'(By Associated Press,l

HAVANA, Nov, Ia satlrcal tele-
gram was published here to-day de-
scr!bing an alleged meeting of n. 900
Cubans residing at Key West. at which,
after 1t was declared that Key West was
q territory OF Cuba. territorial officers
and delegate to the Cuban Congress
were elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Banks New Vault.

The contract for the new steel vault
to DO placed In the Bank Of Richmond
has been a tyn 3D. 70 i he firm Of r, L,
trolls the output Of the Diebold Safe and
Lock Company. of Canon, o., which II
recognized as one Of the largest and best
equipped plants IN the United States,
The new vault Is to be a TRIPLE one.
heavily steel lined, with solid tbulrriiaatrr,.
proof doors. time locks, automatic wiri.at
gates and the latest modern equIpmen L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Six Mutineers Shot.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-spencer Eddy,
charge d. affaires of the American en-
bassy in st. Petersburg, to-day cabled tho
state department that pardons have been
granted to The Cronstadt mutlneers except
SIX who we're shot to-day Mr.. Eddy adds
that the giving of imperial lands, and
action on the Cronstadt mutineers, may
do much toward stopping trouble, He
says the city Is quiet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
$1,000 for Jews.
(By Assoclnted Press

DENVER, COL, Nov. ia meeting Of
Jewish people at Temple Emanuel lnat
night, to protest against outrages on Jews
IN Russia, raised fund of 5000 Tor the
relief of the victims, Resolutions were
adopted asking President RooseVelt 70 use
itles to end the attacks on Jews, The
Woman's Club decided to hold soon
mass meeting OF Christians to raise fund
for the oppressed Jews In Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Virgie Iohnson's Assailants.

: . NEPCO3HE u , H0 I1FFI1SSN111sPHFVII'I
SUFFOLS, VA, November ld,-Accused
OF being the assailants Of Ylrgle Johnson.
near Franklin, yesterday, two negroes
to-day We're arrested near Delaware and
carried back to Franklin, where the girl
failed to Identify them, The young wo-
man yesterday was held UP on the road
and assaulted by two strange negroes at
tho point of a pistol Hloodhounds trailed
but did not locate them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Will Caucus On Same Day.
n,y Assoolnted Press 8

WASHINGTON. NOV, l6.-4The Repus-
licans and Democrats OF the House OF
representatives have each called cau-
cusses for the nomination OF officers Of
fhe House. The Democrats win caucus
on tho afternoon Of Saturday, December
Cd, and the Republicans In the evening
of that day. both III the hall OF tho
house,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
CONTEST IN HENRY.
Republican Threatens to Garry It
to the Legislature.

(speciaI to The Times Dispatch,
VA, November l6.--W.'
IIartwell appeared before the canynssing
board OF Henry county Tuesday. in be-
half Of c, +. Turner, the defeated Repub-
llcan candidate for the Legislature, and
protested against the vote OF the county.
as returned for Barker (DemocraD being
certified, alleging Irregularities at Anton
and Mountain Valley and fraud and bril-
berry throughout tho county.
i The protest was oyerruled and the vote
certified, as returned. Mr.. Hartwell then
announced his intention OF taking depo-
sitions and carrying the case to the Leg
iSlaturo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, November 16.-BreslIn--
c. ]. Ryan; Yorl-M. II. II Malone; Vic
torla-G. w. Poe: Hoffmnn-C. r, sydnor:
Bristo-Mrs. S. II. Boykin, Miss F. Boy
kin: Herald Squnre-R. c. Nelson; Grand
Unlon-P. l.. Reed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
IMPORTANT BEARING
ON THE ROAD QUESTION
Judge Grimsley Establishes a
New Magisterial Dis
trict.

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
r O11rSl. VA, November 16.-An Impor-
tant decision was rendered here to-day by
Judge Gl.nsley. establishing n new mag
isterial diatrlct in Louisa to be known as
Mineral District, The new district is out
out of what was formerly known as
Cuckoo and Louisa Districts, and will
have an important bearing on the future
course Of the county bearing on the road
questions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17
Cleveland On Shooting Ground

IN Especial 20 TIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N.
Il PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUGH,S
VA II November l6.---President Cleveland
arrived here o-day and is shooting ducks
nj the Back Ray Cunning Clubs grounly.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-23
The Best L1nimeut,

"Ohamberlain's g Pain Balm is con.
sidered the best liniment on the
market" write Post g. Bliss of Geor.
gia, vt. No other lin;ment will heal
. cut or bruise so pomptly. No other
Affords such quick relief from rheu.
matio pains. No other is 80 valuable
for deep seated pairs like lame back
and pains in the chest. Given this
iiniment . trial and You will never
wish to be without il. Sold by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-23

The committee appointed to look
after the construction Of . wagon road
from this city TO Radiant was over
the ground yesterday and OIL timed
another proposed route. 8. G. Kel-
90. the county commissioner from this
end Of the county. accompanied the
gentlemen and promised them that
he would take the matter mp with
the board and try to get . county
donation for part of the work Of put
ting the road through.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-23
0l1l1lIlIIllll w w w IIIlIl IIIIII IIIIIIIII
Z. Purely Personal .

Ed. Seaerstrom has returned
from Sxlida.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis went to Dem
yer yesterday.
George Crouch made . visit to
Pueblo yesterday.
Miss MCCARTHY has returned to
her home In Denver.
Prof. Brewer has returned from
= business trip'to Salida.
L. Ernest Springer of The Trib.
une force Sundsyed in Pueblo.
Judge Bradley went to Canon
City this morning on legal business.
Mrs. Mooney aud Mrs. Frank
Trnlove returned from Pneblo to-
day.
Will Bonney has Joined the
Citizen force in the cspauity OF re-.
porter.
WIN. johnson. top foreman Of
the Rockvale mine, spent yesterday
in the city.
Nat Mcdonnell. manager Of the
Portland store was visiting his rela-
tives here yesterday.
Mrs. James Shores left today for
Meeker to be at the bedside Of her sis
ter who is very ill.
Miss Mamie Woods has accepted
position a. stenog-apher At Cham
pion's and Blunt's law office.
William Brewster was up from
Portland and spent last evening with
his friend. James Anderson.
Representative P. T. MCGUIRE
returned to his legislative duties in
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson
owners Of the Prairie Hill poultry
farm on Brush Hollow are in the
city.
Miss Emma and Master Stanley
Hull went to Victor yesterday to join
their father. A. A. Hull. who is en-
ployed there.
r. A. Moore and Charles Taylor,
state boiler inspector, we're out view
ing the great work going on at the
Radiant mines yesterday.
Mrs ". H. Smith, sister OF T.
NJ. Howells who has been spending
several days in the city. has returned
to her home in Canon City.
Ben Disman. merchant prince.
and DR.. Coohems. surgeon of the
Couhem hospital, salida. were speno-
Ing sometime in Florence Saturday.
w. H. Runkle. formerly of this
city. but now resident of Denver, 10
spending the day here looking after
matters pertaining to the iron foun-
dry.
Charles Taylor went to Portland
to Inspect the boilers at the cement
works. Mr.. Taylor il the state boiler
inspector and will finish his work
in these parts this week.
w. &. Warner who recently ar
rived here from Davenport. Iowa. has
secured employment ct the Union mill.
Mr.. Warner will send for his family
and make this city his permanent
home.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-23
...EeeaI nevs...

Many have been Obliged to miss the
lecture on the Life OF Christ given
on Sunday evening on soooups Of their
evn church services. You will hear
both Of the lectures conbiped st the
Christian church Thursday night to-
seshsF with several new features.
Adults rs cents; children is cents