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The evening world., 1905-07-21
INSPECTOR THOUGHT SANITY
MAID SAID MERRY HELLl"
..Where Did You Get that Vasea" He Asked the Pretty Frau
len, W%hereupon She Mortified Him with an Answer that
Seemed Almost as Warm as the Weather-But
It Goes Well with Gibraltar.

The customs officials have not re-
| covered from the shock vet. She lookod
so demure. and her name was so satin
likc-but on. what she aid to them!
II makes them blush every time h
think about It. and If you listen closely
when one of the officials thinks he is
alone YOU will hear him murmur
"Merrv Hell,'
When the first cabin passengers We're
landed from the North German Lloyd
koentg Albert from the Mediterranean
Yesterday a Dleasant-appearlnE young
woman of German extraction answered
to the name OF "Fraulein Heaven
You are the first glimpse of Heaven
New York has had for some days"
said the persplrlns inspector. Picking
up q small vase ne asked: "Where u!u
you get th!s?'
The demure young woman spoke, ana
The Inspector nearly Ante at what ne
heard. ,
lousy. lie blushed all over the front
Of his face. The young woman re-
peIled It.
Where does Merry Hell come IMP
asked the Inspector. .,
well, you'll md Merry He'll right
here In New York II the weather keeps
up sai1 the Inspector.
She was a nice girl" said the frau
lein.
What are YOU talking bout?' asked
tho Government man.
Marie Hal." sad Fraulein Heaven,
demurely, adding, she went from Genoa
TO Gibraltar with me"
The overworked man in brass buttons
The evening world., 1905-07-21
RUNAWAY GIRL
SLEPT IN PARK
Pretty Agnes Gillespie Left
Home in Astoria and Sum-
bered a Week on Mount Nor
riS Grass.

After sleeping under the sky IN Mount
Morris Park all week because, she says.
her mother did not treat her right, six
r~een-year-old Agnes Gillespie, of As
tor!a. has decided to come indoors and
to-day slgnifed her willingness to Mag
istrate Crane In the Harlem Police Court.
Agnes appeared at Mount Morris R-ck
early thk7 week. when the terrible heat
drove sweltering residents OF Harlem
to seek rest on the grass. She is a
frail, pretty little thing, not looking TO
be sixteen. Although she appeared
rather young to be sleeping cut alone
under the stG.H no attention was paid
to her. The thermometer took a little
drop last night and the park sleeping
was not ~ generally sought.
Late in the evening the sergeant OF the
East one Hundred and Twenty-slxth
Street Station was startled when a girl,
small In stature, appeared ut The -A
and asked for a nights lodging. sac
was turned over TO the matron. To-
dav she was brought into court and
away from her mothers home in AS
tOria Saturday night and had been sleep
ing out ever since. She refused to 20
home, saying tina she would rather "a
TO an institution.
In a fathcrly manner the Magistrate
induced her 70 tell her troubles and she
sad hey mother did not treAt her right,
although she admitted being unruly.. .,
"But l won't go back h cried
stamping Il little foot, She was sent oc
the Superintendent of the Outdoor Poo
to be taken TO an institution.
The evening world., 1905-07-21

hree7es Of the BAY. the hot and cold
saltwater bathing the pure Pasteur-
tied milk provided for them. and the
care and attention Of the St. Johns
Guild Corps of physicians and trained
nurses.
The bahtes' mothers. relieved OF the
care of their ailinc and 9seduently
querulous charges. will have all the
pleasures of a tweQty-six-mile sail past
beautiful cenery, will be provided wi h
a substantial midday meal and will be
instructed IN the care OF the different
summer diseases to which infant flesh
Is heir.
On Saturday the sick babies of the
east side Wi! b the guests of The Even
ing World. tile boat, which will leave
the foot OF East Twenty-fourth S rect
at s a. NJ. stopping at the foot OF East
Third and Market streets to take on
additional passengers. and on Monday
The evening world., 1905-07-21

eSpectant infants were awaiting the
boat. Drawn up IN almost military pre-
cts.on under the care of officer Sullivan
they hailed the approaching boat with
shouts of delight. Officer Sullivan, OF
the Third Precinct, Brooklyn. has been
connected with The Evening World ex-
curSions for years and has brought the
handling Of small children to a nne art.
AT the gangway stood General Agent
Carleton Montgomery and Board of
Trade Physician DR.. G.. A. SAKE, along
with DR.. Rudolf E. PICK. of the ST.
Johns Guild. Every child was closely
observed for signs of infectious disease
o.; che deadly whopp!Ig cough. Only
one or two were rejected. however. and
nearly a thousand happy youngsters
started down the bay.
Anon them was little Agnes Munao.
aged 9 years, of No. 332 Eighteenth
street. a yeritable little mother" with
three little mites in her charge, her
mother being too busy to spare the time
for tho excursion. With perfect self
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confidence she came on board.
i've been on The Worlds excursions
before" she explained. ."Moa1er's TOO
busy TO come" n carrying her young
ee' sister she gravely raised up the
gangway.
One woman was fumbling with her
purse. sceptical that all was free and
for nothing. You are the guest OF the
Evening World" II was explained to
her, nothing to pay. Get YOU dinner
ticket and ickets for milk"
Does n good to see the little
things" said a visitor. There are
babies coming on board whit would be
dead tomorrow but for this trio" said
one OF the doctors. Look at that little
CHAP. Its marasmtc. A few hours OF
undisturbed sleep, good milk and the
fresh air for eight hours will g1ve Il
a fighting chance for life. These excur-
sfons can save o lives than all the
medicine in Christendom.'
A cool breeze was blowing from the
sea-. the sun shone brightly and oveI
a thousand baby voices crooned ap.
probation of the arrangements made BY
| The Evening World for their comfort
The evening world., 1905-07-21
ROOSEVELT TAKES UP
CHINA'S PEACE NOTE
Considers with Root WashingtOn's
Att,-ude on Protection of
Celestials.

OYSTER BAY, L. J., July %l.-Thc
identical note from tho Chinese For
elRn once to the powers neutral In the
pending Far Eastern conflict has been
received by President Ro sev,lt. This
note was taken up ana considered by
the President and Secretary Root at
their meeting to-day What attitude
the United slates Government will as
sumo toward IN Ia s I4ut,.Iuu a
not now 5c predicted, II was iuumated
to-day that the matter Is ut sucn deli
cacy that pubic discussion Of il in an
ff-hand way Just now . undesirable.
Secretary Root afler taking up In a
formal a The threads nf tho State
department work IN " lsLiustgR came
mere to-day 20 consider wih the Prcsl-
dent some Of the questions now pend
Ing. lie viii pass the day uHd night at
saBamorc I'M and perhaps a part OF
tomorrow.
lie arrived here IN time 70 take lunch
con with the President. Dr, Lyman
Abbott, Of New York. came on tho
same train. He also wa a guest OF the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt at lunch
con
The evening world., 1905-07-21
BURIED CHILD
IN BACK YARD
Julius Cohen and Herbert E.
Hegeman Arrested for the
Act-Body Exhumed, but Only
Bones Were Found.

julius Cohen. aged sixty, n his SON
an-law, Herbert A. FeEeman, both or
whom live on Pinot venue City Isl
and. were prisoners in M~orrlsania Cour-
to-day because of a family quarrel
Both men were charged with violating
the section of the Penal Code relating
to notifying the Board Of Health OF Inc
birth or death of a human being ana
also with burying a child in the YARD
adjoining the house. Hesemah, IN al
dit!on, was charged with assault by re
becca Cohen, a s~ister-ln-4aw, LIVING a
No. g2s East Seventy-hls; street, out
who rs temporarily stopping at the CITY
Island house.
The arrest for violating the BoaFu OF
Health law was made as the result o!
uhe alleged assault, when Heseinei
told Coroner O'Gorman, OF the br'IlA
who is spending his vacation ON Nl,J
Island. tnat his iather-in-ldw had bur
led mis- sisuer-in-law's dead child in Als
pack yard. The police were then npti'
fed n COhen's arrest followed -
Roundsman Birmingham, OF the Cll!
Island police.
assisted him and the latter was Iakg4
into custody.
The body was then disinterred, Du.
nothing was left but the bones, 1t hav,
ing been buried ABOUT W months.
Magistrate Mayo held Cohen hnl
Hegeman In $500 bail each on tho hrs'
charge, and Hegeman In an additions
$500 ball on the charge OF assault. Bot
examinations We're set down for JUL
q.
Coroner Berry will also conduct a.
examination into the death OF the chill,
to-day,
The evening world., 1905-07-21
WIDOW OF YACHT
VICTIM, SHE SAYS
Woman Who Declares that En-
gineer Oracle, of %Normandie,
Was Her Husband Found
Wandering in Strange Plight.

4 woman VINO says she 10 the widow
~ Engineer Oracle, who vas drowned
with Miss Gladys Dodge and Capt.
storms when the yacht Normand!e was
sunk by collision with the steamship
Nollnd of Doobs Ferry, on July =, Was
found wandering In the streets OF Hobo
ken early to-day by a policeman, who
look her 70 Headquarters n later ar
alsn"d Ler before Acting Recorder
-altIty,
She appeared 10 be slightly dementcd
nd was held lutil the police authorities
LToohlyn, wnrre sue says she resides
av'uu De mara lrIIn.
ilp nV.uan said her name was
4g,u.y GRACE, ..e WIDOW OF the bot
u,er. a"i thal her home was ~
80. ia l'nty- s.t NTH street, Brooklyn.
she SAID ina. she LEFT her nome yls-
,erday wlth her baby, but could not
ell What a become of the child.
she told a rambling story about some
awyers having compelled her to s'gn
Iaers n said she feared that the act
would in soms Way work her injury.
When brought into court the wesaAa
The evening world., 1905-07-21
MILLIONAIRE KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH,
Wife, Son and Daughter of NJ. II,
Hancock, Well q ms In
~veptor, Badly Injured.

LOS ANGELES. cdl,, July An. T.
Hancock. the well-known millionaire
plough inventor and manufacturer, IL
dead as the result OF an automobile ac-
cident in this city late last night, in
which also his wife, son and daughter
were seriously injured. Hancock sus
tanned two fractures OF the skull and
conclusion Of the brain. He died at the
Receiving Hospital without recovering
consciousness.
The party, In a large machine, Were
travelling forty miles an hour on South
~ n street, near Forty-eighth street,
when the machine colllded with a
buggy, Tho car swerved 10 the curb
stone and crashed INTO a telephone p1le
demol!shing II and hurting the occu-
PANS to the street.
The evening world., 1905-07-21

TOOK .n IRON me bosom OF r aer 6 dress
say she had other money in her possess
sion, A physician who wnI ga ed 70
examine the woman said uhat her mind
seemed TO be temporarily affected, and
she appeared 10 be under a great
mental strain
A peculiar thing was mat when shs
was piced up by the policeman her face
was almost covered with some black
substance like burned cork. She could
not exnla'n how h had come TO be
in that condition.
The evening world., 1905-07-21
A BOATLOAD OF BABIES.

The Evening Worlds second great ex-
CT rsion for the sick babies 4 their
weary mothers started of this morning
al 9 O'Clock, this time from the Brook
lyn side.
At East Twenty-rourth street $50 chill
dren and their mothers came aboard the
Helen C. Juilllard; at Hamilton and
hudson avenues the numbers were In
creased to over a thousand. The cooler
weather affected the number but slight
ly. and when the hospital ship started
down the bay there were nearly LOO
souls on board.
At each Of the stages long rows OF
The evening world., 1905-07-21
ANOTHER EVENING WORLDS EXCURSION FOR TIE BABIES
CARRIES 1000 SICK BROOKLYN TOTS DOWN THE Bay TO-DAY

The Second Life-Sav-
Ing Trip of the Sc
ries - NJ any Chill
dren suffering
from III Hot Wealth
err + ind ReIiefin the
Cooling Breezes
and Medical At
tendance on Board
the Helen c. JUL
Hard Other Trips
Tom and
Monday.
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CUT HIS THROAT, BUT LIVES.

NEWARK. y. j.. July 21.-Thomas
Gardner. thirty-one cas- I'd. OF No.
AZ South Thirteenth street. attempted
to commit Ercide at his home 10y Cur
ting his throat. He was removed to tho
a good chance of recovering.
The evening world., 1905-07-21
JERSEY CITY IS GROWING.

According to the census returns Of
Supervisor Adolph LANCER, filed yester-
day with the Secretary OF State. Jer-
sey City's population is now 80, 500. as
against 2o6, 4a3 in 1900. an increase OF
~ n66
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thought he was being tonIed until he
looked at the register and ,DunI that
the two extremes, Fraule.a Heaven and
Marie Hell, had been fellow passengers
on tine koealR Albert.
W. rie 10 ne nused, Must belong
TO the whole - family"
The evening world., 1905-07-21

the babies ~ the west side will be
given an outing.
The state herald., 1905-07-14
lAMMERs..BRocK.

At the Baptist parsonage in Holyoke,
Colo, on Wednesday July IL, 1905, Rev.
j. 7. Jenkins officiating, John Lammsrs
and Mise Mabel Brock both of Philips
county were married. John hammers 10
son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. 8. hammers, high.
ly respected residents Of our county. He
is we'll known to large circle Of friends,
ss he has grown from boyhood to Young
manhood In the county and 10 highly u.
teemed by ell who know him. he IL one
Of the wids.awake young farmers Of the
oounty. The bride il a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Brook who have not resided In
the county very long but are highly
spoken Of hy those who know them.
The bride during her residence IN the
county has made many friends and is
quite popula. in the social circles in
which she has moved. They will make
their home In Phillips county. The
Herald wishes them q prosperous and
happy life.
The state herald., 1905-07-14
Senator Patterson will bs required on

Senator Patterson will bs required on
his veturp from the Philippine Islands
to answer for bis recent abusive publioa-
tions in regard tc the action Of the su-
prsms court in the contest for county
ofices in Denver. To ordinarily fair
minded mortals. it would seem fitting
and proper that lawyer, guilty Of such
an abusive attack upon the highest court
OF the STATE. should receive some sdequ-
ute punisbmeut therefor but, in this
instance, even il found guilty aud fined,
the chances are that the guilty party
would not feel 1t as a punishment but
rather rejoice in being thus advertised
before the public. Iffound guilty and
fined, the chances are that he will then
attempt to pose before the dear people
az martyr to the cause OF the freedom
OF the press and attempt to make pohti-
cal capital for himself and financial pro.
tits for his newspapers out Of his claim
that he has been upjustly punished. The
Senator seems 10 delight in trouble and
it may be that he is now deriving much
enjoyment from his present trouble with
the supreme court
The state herald., 1905-07-14

Tho Burlington has recently sent on,
neat and nicely illustrated folder d.s.
eribing trip to tho Yslloss,ons Park
by way Of the Burlington road to Cody,
w,o. No summer resort sirords greater
natural attractions thas tho yellow.
stone Park and the beet way 10 r.mch
tho park ia over the Burlington. After
rsaehin. Cody tho route lies ever tia
government road Tor % miles eitbcr by
means Of tho stage lines of pr,vat. ron
'e,Ance With delightful scenery thtou.
Rhon'' From June LAT TO Sep, 3oih thc
Burlington Ia making ap excursion rate
OF one faro plus .? for tho round trip TO
Cody. l'yon vaa. a nice trlp taa, ad
vth,Rs, " ihir o,fo,.
The state herald., 1905-07-14
BURLINGTON BULLETIN OF
ROUND TRIP RATES

Chicago and return on sale daily $3.50
st. Louis and return on sale daily s3l.G5
Portland. Tacoma and Seattle sud re
turn $40 on sale daily.
Portland, and return. one way via Cal.
iiornia, so3 or sale July to 3, 6 to 8, 10
to Is, 25 to 28.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return sj3. on sale Aug. q to 10, July
to 3, 6 ~ 5. 10 to IL, % to IS.
Denver and return Sept. j, 4, 8, s675
Yellowstone Park through aud includ.
ing hotels and stage and return s75 on
The state herald., 1905-07-14
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Holyoke, Colo. July 1905.
Board net pursuant "a adjournment Present
A Berg and W Q Heller commissioners and
Leon keplsr clerk.
On motion A berg was appointed Temporary
chairman.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Claim Of e L Erickson for 400 feI board care
and medicine for W N Johnston for January.
rebrunrf, March. April and three days in Nay
1905 was allowed for ~ %
Claim Of Alex ssdsrburs for 2Ioo for fees a.
sheriff was allowed for n o.
Claim Of Msdso A Crowner for Gs.s6 for ser as
CO surt wns allowed for 80 10
Board Adjourned to meet st one .. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment present
Bsrg temporary chairman and W Z Heller
commissioner.
Claim Of C r johnson for 400 for care OF Mrs
Carlson MAJ and June was allowed for sios
Claim Of u I Fears for 500 for ser - jaaitor
for June vas allowed for - %
claim Of Aw MePadden for Is. 10 for supplies
was allowed for u 10
Claim Of l. p Poster for 100 for work on road
was allowed for $50
Claim OF sHJohnsos for s,.ss for fec. AZ treas
was allowed for 81 vs.
Claim Of s II johnson for 400 fer postage ~as
allowed for aO
Claim Of Huber, Work for - 70 for caring for
Mrs. wcrisy for June was allowed for 30
Claim Of W q Holland for 400 for postage was
allowed for aO
Claim Of Leon Kspi.r for 1000 for fcss as clerk
uas allowed for 20 W
Claim Of Out West Printing TO for 3s.hs for
goods for co was allowed for % 81
Claim OF VIC Holland foris.oo for fses a, Judge
wAs allowed for 10 70
Claim Of n Sutherland for S.so for sup for
cssrt house vas allowed for 40
Claim Of II suihsrlsad for 1870 for material
fer culvsrt was allowed for 10 %
Hoard adjourned 10 meet July S,h. 1900, NJ
ga. N.
Holyoks. Colo. July 8. isoo
Heard met pSrsuant " Adjournment present
ID u frsssnan chairman, J A berg ard W Hell
isr commissioners and Leon Kepler. clark.
Il WINS moved and supported that all land now
owned by Phillips county bs Withdrawn from
sale u, thu ets rate. The Abovs motion carried.
claim Of Aimon X Hart for so.oo for s.r,ies.
rs court reporter wss allowed for 80 %
Claim Of J II Painter for ss.as for &C printing
wns allowed for D ~
Claim of " heYsdd.a for i.se for supplies
WAS allowed for 70
Claim Of W y Patmon for 1.c3 for ser =. juror
CO oour, wns allowed for fes
Claim OF Andy poimauis, for Hso for scr as
juror co eour, and mileage ~ss allowed 10 -
Claim Of George Glover for 80 for ssr ne Iur-
OF 90 court and nilsass vas allowed p0
Claim " T y Lane for SIC for .sr ss Juror co
court nad mileage was allowed 10
Claim OF u 4 Sickle for 1880 Tor ser as Juror
90 court and mileage ~v allowed 10 10
CConiinu.d p.st wrsk.)
The state herald., 1905-07-14
sHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERlFFS SALE.
By virtue Of an execution VI Pa issued out of
tho clerhs ONCE Of tho county court Of Phillips
county and state Of Colorado. and to me direct
ed. whereby am commanded to make the sum
Of one hundred ninety .seven and 5O-ito dollars
(sig7.sol and costs OF suit, the amount Of Ger
tain judgement recently obtained saninst Walter
l. Davidson in favor Of hobart Boiler out Of the
lands, tsncments. goods and chsttels Of the said
Walter l. Davidson. have levied on the follow
ing property to-wit:
sWh OF sec ~ township north Of range +a
west Of the 9th N in the county Of Phillips
and state Of Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command. shall
expose for sale at public auction. all III. right.
title and interest Of the above named Walter l.
Davidson in aud to the above described property
on Saturday the 10th day Of July, 1905, at o.
clock Y N at the front door Of the county court
house In Holyoke, Colo.
Dated at iiolyoke, Colo, this 3rd day Of July
1906.
ALEX sEDERBURG
Sheriff Of PhillipS county.
BENNETT. Attorney.
Date of hrst publication July I, 1905.
Date Of last publication July %. 1906.
The state herald., 1905-07-14

Thomas Walsh, ono of the Colorado
millionaircs, seems To be having troubles
OF his own. His name has becn connect.
cd with sensational scandal. There !.
ay.ung woman 10 the cas. md sho ia
reported to have collected from Walsh
s3pV,oOo In settlement Of an action bro.
ugh. by her against him, tho knowledge
Of witch, wAs kept from tho public til
the Young iady's attorney bccam. dis.
satisfied with the fee paid him and brou.
1ht action against his fair client.
The state herald., 1905-07-14

ss'~ - @s~,f''s
State Of Colombo. l..
County OF fhiilips.
In the county court. !:
Baniamin Des Lnrse., plaintiff vs. George "
cnsford. George W Toms trusir~. John "
show~s~ and 4 l.am-lins, defendants.
The People Of the Stats Of Colorado.
10 G-orsc " Casftrd. George " Tom. tins.
tee, John W Showers and \ Lum.iiu.. the de-.
Pendants above named grcetingi
Yoa ars hereby r~quir-l 20 spprar In an ao,-
lou broasht against yon by tho abov. named
plaintiff In the county court Of Phillip. county
stats Of Colorado. and answer the complain,
therein within twenty days sft.r the service
hereof " served within this county, or. 10
served cut of thi. oonhty, or by publication,
within thirty days after the service hrr. Of. -E,
elusive Of day ~ service, or Judgement by de.
fAslt viii be taken against yoa according 10 the
prayer Of the complaint. And II copy of the
complain, In the above entitled action be no,
served with this summons. or II tho s-rvics
herrofss made out Of III. Stats. then ten ,iA,.
additional ~ tho tiins h.r~inbcfor. sp.eiA ID
for appearance aud answer will bc allowed be.
fore tbs taking Of Judgement b, default %
aforesaid,
TIE said action 10 brought TO quiet the title
In the plaintiff Ia the south half Of tho north.
~cs, quarter Il " nv Y, and the north half II
the southwest quarter tnS s~'sl and III. south
half Of southeast quarter I.,i ss4) and south
half of southwest quarter ,-l, swtl II section
'h,r',four t5l township sir tol north Of rang.
fory.fou ~ WIS, u the 9th = N In tho county
~ rhillip- and state of Colorado piain,if ali.s.
ins tim, he ia the absolute owner of and Ia pos.
session oi -aij land aud that the defendants
make sum. clalm TO said land al.
ser-e to N. plaintiff as will more full, nppear
from the complaint In said action 10 which fsf.
cftncsis bef. made,
And you aro hutsby notified hat " yon fail 10
appear, and 10 aB.uof tho said complain, Al.
kbo-e fcrpisrd, me ra,d plaiatH vii ,Al.
The state herald., 1905-07-14
sale daily.

ssle daily.
Detroit and return s5a55 on sale Aug
IL, IA.
Pittsburg, Pa, and return $3.50 on
sale Aug. IL and Is.
Kansas City aud return slG.95 on sale
Aug. 2S to 81.
Cody, Wyo,, Black Hills and Hot
Springs, s. D., approximately half iates
oil summer.
Milwaukee and southern Wisconsin
points, Michigan resorts On lakes Mich.
icsu and Huron, Canada. Maine and New
England, ST. Lawrence and Lake Cham
PLAIN regions. very loS tour,sts rates
The state herald., 1905-07-14

We understand that the county com.
missloners reirse to grant . rebate Of tax
es on Philips county land. Philirs county
land la increasing IN value and the chsac.
% are that thsrs will be no more 10 hssv.
rebates on land TAX ~ We have had 10
the past even II any 10 granted
The state herald., 1905-07-14

It's claimed that District Attorney
Jerome OF New York will prosecute to
tho full extent OF the law all the money
kings who have been stealing from the
Equitable Life Insurance Company. 1t
Ia certainly 10 be hoped lha, this may
prove correct for there is undoubtedly
mnch OF the same kind OF steaiing going
on IN the management OF other great
companies handling the peoples money.
The state herald., 1905-07-14

John Fisher OF Fort Collins came
down to aolyoke tho frat Of the week to
look after his land interests in this eoun.
~. He WAS one OF tho early settlers OF
the county aud has many friends IN the
county who will be pleased to learn that
he has prospered in his new home.
The state herald., 1905-07-14

Waiter Scott, the cowboy miner mil.
tonaire. In his recent run from Los An.
celes TO Chicago with his special tram
has broken all speed records between
those two points. His train made the
trip OF 2,2Gs miles IN n hours and sG
minutes. II 4. now insinua,ed that thi.
sensational run Of SCOTS is simply an
ADVERTISING scheme OF the Santa Fec Il
z 20.
The state herald., 1905-07-14

The democratic county officers Of Den
yer stepped down and ont this week aud
the republican officers took their place.
The supreme court refused q rshesring
in the contest and there was nothing for
the democrats to do but quietly submi,
TO tho powers that be,