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The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-01

Entered as second-class matter at the
pcstoffice In the city of Denver. Colorado.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-21
Ans Sea iibrisen Tbeilsm.

Wcrfbol5, II. Sebr. Ser In ben
iieb5iger Sobren itebenoe gderer
Ntfolaus Watbop flagte ON Witts
nod iiber llntpobliein. gr beaab
lid gbenos 3u 9ett, obne Dob ieiite
N%ngeborigen irgeno etipas Sdlim-
MES abnen fonnten. Gags Daroitf
fanocn oieie ibil nod nneefleioet
foot im Bette lieget.
Smrgliniter, 81. Sebr. Im IL.
Sftober pergangenen Sabres iparen
auBerbalb mierer Srtihait stpci
9onoitreifer, Die Irbeiter SSruns
Stransfi nno Gbriit. llebel, bic am
Nad)tnittage bier gcbettelt batten
nno betrlrnfen iparen, ipegen Ser
1beilnng zines Almoiens in Strcit
aerntben. Stransfi bette ieinen
aomeraoen nit Dem Mciier in Den
3eib geitoben, Dob sic @eoGrme Der.
portraten nno Ser @erpnnoetc in
b6diter 2ebensgefobr idnuebte. @ie
onrdl ein Wiinocr mltrbe er gerettet.
Ger SbGter mar gleif) nah Ger Ylitt-
tJot feitgetiommen noroen inio luuroe
geitern pom acknowledgements su
eirer @efdngnibitraie BON stpei Sab
rem pe%rurtbcilt.
Wilb, "a. Scbr. Nus unierer
@egeno er3dblt sic .SbermoieIer
3eitilng" folgcnoes 6ei6id)tfen:
Sicier Gage fanb aii einem gorerit-
BORT In Der NGbe BON @ils cine Sof)-
seit Itatt. gm 5peitcn Gage puroen
aiid Die Srauen Der Had)boridait
5ltilt Sd)mtuiis eingelaoelt.. nio segen
@benb moften Tie Ine oie 6unoe
oiird, Die Na6bari6ait ann Gam.
meln Der gier. Sbr Wea fiibrte
eben arb OIL elmer SAdnfc porbei;
% rief Die dlteite alis: .Sier miiiien
mir nod, binein; eng fleng Shloi.
oropp mniie mir nod boon, on oe
idJilot ons neiift op eng gut One.
lett" Iae Mnoeren tparen 0omit
einperltahoen, iie gingen biftein, ltea.
ten Den 2orb nit ben giern Inter
oie Sreppe iino beitellten iih sic TO-.
gendnnte Sdloforopp. Snsmiiden
lflidDen lid eimige Sdlauberger Der.
einL madtcn hi ieoeS 81 slpei fleine
Oeffnriaen, idliiriten Den Snbolt
aus, leGten oie S6alen mieoer be.
biltlam in ocn aorb lIIib mad)ten iid
oils ,0etn Staube. Oils nod]bcr ole
Srdilen iid) gellna pergniigt batten,
nabmen lie ibren 4orb nit oen Giern
mo id)ritten iiirbab ibrem geItim.
mlingsprtc 5n. Gort muroe oie
Efaime anf's 6eiter geitellt, Der
Sped %gebraten, mo INN Die Gicr -
aber ipie pcrlteincrt iob cine Die
anocre All; cs lparen nllr Ole Gier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-21

%fentlidung bes llrtbeils oltf eia-
Iednuns in bier 3eitmngen Der,
tbeilt. Gen Te~rltrtbeilten muroe -,
Iusiibung Der ShnnfipirtbIhaftss
redjte chi Die Ianer BON 5 Sabren
obgeiprodjen. 3noem muroe ouf
I%ernifltlrg oes beidlagnabmten
8eines erfannt.
SIN SeInitcnbans Yehcpne (Gim-
%pertsbera) peridtieo om "a. Sebruar
Ger oils Sfriftiteller riibmlidit be.
fannfe Iater Soiepb Spilmdnn.
mad, lGngerer 8ranfbeii, i'm alter
BON SO Sabren.
Gin ocntid1 . japaniid)cs Che
billionlB, Dor einem lurembnrger
Brieiter geihloiien. Gines Der ber-
po%rragenbIten geieaifoftliden Greig.
niiIe, Ole Sofio je geieben bat, mar
iilnait Die SraHung oes attad)es Der
oentiden @eionotiddft @raien
Ileranoer Sasfelot 3rodenberg
NIT Der GomteIie SoHnd Mofi, Der
5odlter oes b~efannten iapaniihen
Stoatsmonnes, ser iein gdterlano
mieoerbolt am Serliner Sofe ucrtre-
ten nno lid feline 2ebcnsgefGhrtin
aus Dem pommerid)en @eihleht bon
&bdoen gepGblt bat. Sic SSeier ser
SodBeit Der 5ierlidjen. a"nmutbiaen
GomfeS Sauna nar 0enn oltdl Gin
Set fiir oas gan5e oornebme 1pfio.
Iie Gioiltrnuung oes iungen Gaores
pol5og Der oentid)e @eianote. @rof
Ireo.pallep. Gags oaraui iano
oonn Die firdlid)e Srarmng in ser
fatboliiden &atbeorale onrf oet
Batter StcidJen, einen 9urembnrger,
ltott. 6raf un0 8rGfin Satielot
bleiben nod cine 3eit lang in Sopan
ltno bcge6en lid io0ann noh Ientid,.
luno, I'M niif elmer Der geiisnngen
ocs Siiriten Sosielo IN Shlelicn
@obnung 5lt ncbmcir.
;3ibci onritigc @cicacm eines
boitptitdotiidJen @lalermeilters er.
lannen f%olgenoeu anift Inn ibren
groBen Gnrit 5u itillen. Sas
atelier, in Dem tie arbeiteten, beiin.
oct iif i'm Gellerrourn uno oieier
ItoBt, onrd cine 9retterpano ge-
trennt, ON ben Seller eiues i'm ielbeti
Saitle mobnenben Gafetiers. llnicrc
Sf)laiimeier bnrd)braden oiti ae,
lfifte uno nift iiftbare grt Ole
g~retferfpanb, itublen ants Dem fiib-
len 8irtbsfeller Gbanpagncr uno
nnoere Sloihempeine. Sbre Git
ging aber nod meiter: Sic bobrten
EN- ipin5iges God in Die 8obre Der
gierleitung unO iofien oils padere
Geutlde. Dos fiible Bier permittelit
Strobbnlme ODER @losrobrdeL oaS
es cine Snit mor. SH ibrem @iier
bobrten lie iogar ans Serleben elm
God IN Ole Hobre Der aobleniGiire,
oos mar ibr Yerhdngnib. Ger
Wirtb cntoedte Die @eif)idlte. tbeilte
oieiclbe Der Yoli5ei nit, melde Die
gierfpamppre in flagronti cruiifte.
Sic iisen ieet i'm Sfotten mno mill.
len 0aiier trinfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-21
Mms Iimcrdl Yoint, Wis, mir

Mms Iimcrdl Eoint, Wis, miro
inns beridtet: Sn ieiner @obnnng IN
Scipn Woscow itarb am Sonntog,
Den 5. MdrS, Serr Yeter St. 9emutb
I'M Nlter bon 81 Sabren, fur5en
&ranfbcit, moblperieben nit oen bl.
SterbeIafrninenten. Ser GerItor.
benc NOR geboren 5u GlH,en, 2iircm.
bi'rg, uno fnm bcrcits I'M Subre
1884 mad, Nmerita mo lieB lid, in
Mineral Yoint nicoer. Sm Sabre
1850 ldlob er nit Wargorctbo Slim
Den Vrno iiir's 2eben melde Gbe
nit sebn ainhern geicgnet mar. bon
ocnen zines Dem Gater I'M Sooe Dor.
Gtging. Gr mar elm liebehocr @otte
nno Vdter mlo bate es ourdb Sleib
nno Spariamfeit 81 beoelitenocm
@oblitunoc gebrodJt. GS iiberlcben
i'm icine 8ottin iino lellit crmnd,.
lene ainoer. 40 Gnfel uno Gin ltr.
cntcl. Nad) cincnt ourd) Den bod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-21
1ic o2ngembnfscr Wasctte" mad
Gurpue.

Tiele 9uremburaer : Mnlerifnner
ba6en ben geruiB iebr lobliden 8e.
brnlldl, ibren gngeborisen in Der
alten Seimatb cine 3eitiing silsit-
ifiden. oalitit Die ieriieifs oes S5eans
3uriifgebliebenen iebeii fonnen, ipie
es Den Iitsgepdnoerten i'm neiien
Saterlnnbe ergebe, melfe Sort
idritte nniere bl. Telidion III bieiem
peiten 2anbe aeniddt bat niio ibie es
eiid, I'M materieller 9esiebung bier
ausliebt.
Die .@o5ette" miro beteits bon
icbr Sielen nad europa seiduot, nno
lit bort ELM germ geiebenes 9latt.
Eortofrei na6 europa aeianot foitet
eieielbe jdbrlih niir $3.50 in gor-
euSbe5ablitng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-21
9rohberso9tbum.
Ans Der tampt&aat.

3n Scm Soibaa am SienStng. Sen
81. Sebriar. i'm @roBbal. Yalois
maren oieies Mal aud Die beim Cant
oesiiirlten accreoitierten. in 9riiiiel
iino I'M Saas reiioirenoen Siploma-
ten 5iim Sbeil init ibren Samen err
ibienen; oos bieiige Tiplomotiide
&orps mar pollSdblig. ginlahun.
gen idaren fcrner ergongcl all oos
9animerunrcoil, oic Mitglicorr Der
Geglerung, an 5ablreid)c Geputierten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
Advertisements for The sun and Evening Sun
may be left al any American District Messenger
Once In the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
Wis ellaneOus.

Mrs Nary Strong is tho buyer of the apart
sent houses at the southeast corner of
seventh avenue and Fiftv-eirhth street on
plot lUCXl25 sold by the tpplehv estate
Henry Phpps is the buyer Of the lol AZ the
south corner Of Fifth avenue and Elgh''-
seventh street, The property Is ,oppo site
MIR Phlpps's new residence, and the prrr,
about SIPS. 900. is the highest Vet reported
from that part Of Fifth avenue.
Cunzzo ,Gagl!nno 4 Berman hav" leased
for Lubetkin Bros tho six story tenement
a. No S07 East thirteenth street for five
years Al an aggregate rental nj sci 900.
Henrietta E. Schroeder, turrior and cloak
manufacturer. Is tn" buyer of the five story
dwellings at Nos. * and 20 West Thirty
eighth street
Plans have been fled with the Manhattan
Building Rurcan for ten siN story flats each
t0Xse II, to I've built on h" south side oi Iioth
Maycr aud Isaac Hoffman n owners. AZ a
cost ot $500, 900 The architect is iorcnH +
j; Weihei Other Manhattan new budding
plans were three story and attic public
library, $50. 900. tV" story na, So o,u a
TWO story onc" huilding. with stores SIS 900.
nNe story nom" for girls. 81 .oDO. two six
story mats. 100000, and a six story fla,, with
stores, $50. 600 '
Plans filed with the Bronx Building RI r ,au
included Two five story nats, sins 900 five
three story tcnemeuts s2l auu four Two and
Q nall story dwellings. s?j, 900 and a two
story dwelling. s. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
WIDOW SACRIFICING LOTS

etnn-ELEGANT 2-STORY AND BASEMENT
stone front house. rooms. bath: every improve
Irrn, choice location: Macon St. near Patchcn aN.
CARROLLTON REALTY. World Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
ACTIVE TRADING ~ PRIV ATE
DWELLINGS AND FLATS.
Fine Riverside Drive Corner Bought h, the
West Side Construction Com any for
Improvement with a Tall Apartment
HOuse-Slte in West IOOth street sold.

A considerable amount of trading was
reported yesterday from brokers' offices
1t was widely distributed, affected variety
of premises and reflected what at TINS
season is an unusually active conoitloh
of the market for real property. frlNate
dwellings are selling better thai ''e'
have done in years and elevator apartme
hoIscs are apparently coming into FAVOR
again with investors. Several expensive
plots on the West Side were bought by
builders for improvement with the latter
kind of houses. In Harlem and in lhe
Bronx a number of sites adapte for middie
grade flats also passed into the hands OF
builders.
Much Of the construction work being
undertaken at present was, OF course
planned last spring but was held upby the
agitation over the mortgage tax hlll. Inc
signing Of the bill has removed the UNI
certainty as to what interest rates ana
commission lenders will have to charge
In order to obtain their Gust omnry net
profits, and building loans are no" readily
obtained
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
Hotel Gladstone

Directly on the beach, ATLANTIC CITY. y !.
Sunny rooms with baths en- suite salt waite,
In all baths Reduced Spring rates. New YORK
representative at Hotel York, 7th ave, cor 3ata
st, Telephone l7jO-3sth y. j. COLLINS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
MEKCA>ImE KEfERENCE co.


n V. box lbs sun ofiCr
NERO A>IILE KEfERENCE co.
Suite zoos. 1Iac, Society Bldg lj0 Nassau St y Y.
WAN1 TO-DAY:
Clerk Posting Sale. pry Goods, ,s?.oo; Rhl and
Mig living Jersey. civ, $500 Enuy and Bill
,..rr w paper 5000 Assist Cashier, 5000;
One bc\s, '4oo,s"o bookH"cpet and S,.1os
20 sll5S; S,"nograph"r and Tracing Clerk 81 SIS ,
Ledger Clerk experienced, sl2 NJ, Switchboard
f"malct, $500 Sp1, Clerk female 500.
WE WANT MEN TO FILL $40 high grade posi-
lions competent Statesmen, Executive Clerical
Technical Men should call nr writ"
HAlGOpDS Inc suite So. 3r IToadway. y Y.
WANTED Men and boys - learn plum hing
trad" We cannot supply demand for graduates
- 30 IN s. On per day eight weeks completes course
r CTn wn nHo 'srnlng tddrcss for ca'alosu"'
OHIO. st Louis Mo. Employment guaranteed
or money refunded.
Al CASHIER WANTED Apply nv letter 70
RRlSToLS DINING ROOM, 3 Wiloughbv ST.
RroOklVn.
WANTED Young man In law orNc" ?. "
box "a. Hobok"n Y !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15

ANDREW MACK s nrW detached houses q room
and hath tlnon IN 500 I'm av. and 8lst 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE..
HELP WANTED-NIALES.

rRAFTSMFN and Tool Makers wanted i'm
ncGIatelT IN southwestern Massachusetts town
Tor, particularly. punches. dies and sheet meta
tools state fully experience and name references
n. V. box los sun oficr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15

THE BRONN- shar2klt 4 sons have
bought a plot OF eighteen lots on tho north
slds of 2lsth street 100 feet east of sixth
avenue They have sold f" a Mr. NIap!r"
n plot looNlOO on the south side OF :ltih
street east of sixth avenue. to Mr.. Gtlsil.
elmo plot. i0NlOo. Oh tn" north side ot
ol5th street. cast of Sixth avenue 10 MI
Pascala a plot anNlo0. on the northwest
corner OF Tilien avenue and 2lith street
WASHINGTON STREET Mary Pinchot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15

Al CASHIER WANTED Apply nv letter ~
RRlSToLS DINING ROOM, Winoughbv st
Rrookvn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
.HETWOODE|
HOTEL DEVILLE

Kentucky ave. and Beach. Atlantic CITY. y j.
Best location. Convenient to every attraction
Modern hotel. large rooms. fronting ocean. snss
or en- suite with private baths First class seryirs
and table. Every comfort. Elevator. Capacity
800. $500, 5000, sl2.0o. $500 weekly.
j. r. GIBFRSON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
Yesterdays Auction Sales,

Yesterdays Auction Sales.
lAtltNcse$ street
Ry JANIS h. WELLS
WrS'rhrSirT avenue. sol to SOS. and 63n and
OS2 - AIMS Avenue, north east corner,
g. 9Kl2i I77X,lra one and two story frame
buildings, 10 John tnrdcS ...., i5oCoo
ri PHILIP sMITH
ib0th street, norm side, o? feet east OF Court.
landt avenue. inNlG. vacant; to the Pros.
poet Rcaliy Company ..... ...... ...... {nsnn
ny JOSEPH ?. DAY.
Bis, street, No $40 south side. 3no 2 feet
east 81 Morris avenue, 2iXlls5 vacant;
Felix Briando y, Bernard Gazzolo ct al;
partition to iohn r. Norton g. 900
,ourtlanhi avenue, los and 7O7, west side,
81 tcct north l5ith street, 5OX iOO. two stort
franz nall, \. q. Hupfel vs.. August I hi
md ano. due on Judgment, 81. M. sub
icrt taxes. &C., t272 Is, subject 10
prior mortgages aggrcaa,ing si85oo' to
the plalniln ...'..'-'..,. .,.......,... 1858
BY BRYAN l.. KENSHiI.Y.
Trinity avenue, No. $50, east side. 500 feet
south Of l58th street, 25x7a5S25N745. four
story brick tenement: NJ ~ Mullins Us. NJ.
b. Kirby ct al: que on Judgment, Sl4.5i5.0l:
subject to taxes. &C. $500; 10 John Martin ele.ioo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
E\Cl RSIONS.

WANTED Young man In law ono" ?.
box pa Hobok"n y i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15

FORTY-THIRD STREET i r Wakeman
has sold for Hermann Wronkow No. ?3'
to 24i West Forty-'hrd street, two seven
story APARTMENT houses. on plot '5Nioo5;
EIGhTI-THIRD STREET Williams: t'rod-
sinsky 4 HIATT have sold TO Kath & Wimpie
so AS to $40 East fiChty-tmrd street.
three three story buildings, on plot a0A
loo ? The buyers Will erect a SX story
fat
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
WOMAN MUST
Die FOR CRIME
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Approves the Sentence
Imposed Upon Murderess

PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-By a
vote of five to two the Supreme Court
to-day decided that Mrs. Catherine
Danz must hang for the murder Of her
husband, William G. Danz- George p.
Hossey. a colored voodoo doctor, has
also received the death sentence for the
part he took in the murder of Danz
Danz died under peculiar circum-
stances, and a post mortem examina-
ton of the remains revealed the fact
that he died of arsenic poisoning Both
Mrs. Danz and Hossey were arrested
and charged with the murder OF Danz.
The woman testified that she had
bought powders from Hossey and ad-
ministered them to her husband for the
purpose OF curing the drink habit. She
claimed not to have known the contents
of the powders Hossey was first placed
on trial and convicted of having sold
powders containing arsenic, which. the
prosecution alleged, killed Danz.
At the conclusion of Hossey's trial
Mrs. Danz was tried on the charge of
murder for having administered the
poisonous powders. She was also con-
victed. and both were sentenced to be
hanged. An appeal was taken to the
Supreme Court by the woman's coun-
sci, but to-day's decision leaves only
the pardon board between the woman
and the gallows.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
TO ADD SHIPS
TO ANAMA run

NEW YORK. April 17-secretary
Taft and members of the Panama Ca
nal Commission were in session to-day
at the offices of the Panama Railroad
Company. The following new board of
directors was elected: Theodore p.
Shonts, j. F. Wallace, Charles E. Ma
goon, Mordecai T. Endicott. Peter C.
Hains, B. NJ. Harrod, o. r. Ernest,
William N. Cromwell William B. Par
sons, Clarence r. Edwards, j. r. Obal
dia, R. L. Farnham and Edward A.
Drake. Shonts was elected to the pres
idency of the reorganized company.
The board ordered the double-track-
ing and re-equipping of the railroad
and made an appropriation of $1,270,-
600 for that purpose. The directors and
officers of the company held a pro-
tracted session, after which President
Shonts made an informal statement.
The directors adopted resolution to
the effect that the president, vice pres
ident and general manager of the rail-
road shall draw no salaries except
those to which they are entitled as Of
ficers of the commission. The direc-
tors will draw no fees for attending
meetings of the board. All travelling
expenses incurred In connection with
the work of the commission or rail-
road company will be paid. Before
leaving for Washington Secretary Taft
said:
with Mr. Shonts at the head of the
Panama Railroad Company it is cer-
tain that it's affairs will be conducted
most satisfactorily. His experience as
a practical railroad man will enable
him to operate this railroad just as
the Panama commission may desire
while the work of construction is in
progress. expect that the canal COM
mission will have concluded their in
yestigation Of conditions and we will
be able to report our plans and recon-
mendations to Congress in December.
1t is the intention of the administra-
ton to have appointed at an early date
a board of consulting engineers, which
will assist in this work. We desire to
have on Athis board a representative
from Germany, France and England
and with this end in view three ma
tions will be urged to appoint one rep
resentative each.
1T is the intention of the Govern
ment to cause to be built a new line Of
steamships to add to those of the Pam
anna Steamship Company so as to give
a five days service
In regard to the canal he said he be-
lieved between s50,000.0 900 and SIS, 900, 900
would have to be added to the old esti-
mate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
DUBS The OIL
KING A Thief
Pastor Calls Upon God to
Curse the Golden Gifts
of John D. Rockefeller
DOLLARHOOD RAMPANT
Robbery and Mistaken Chris
tianity Declared to Be
in an Unholy Alliance
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTON, April 17.-Rev. c.. A. Crane
pastor of the Peoples Temple, violently
denounced at a meeting to-day the ac-
ceptance of the Rockefeller gifts by the
American and Baptist mission boards,
calling 1t "dollarhood rampant" Said
he:
upon the unholy alliance of robbery and mis-
taken Christianity. And it will come whether
or not may pray for it. May he hasten the
day of its coming
Doliarhood rampant and manhood crouching
would be an appropriate coat OF arms arm for some
We are told by preachers who cannot bear
the Rockefeller criticisms that he Is a very
good man. If he is he is very unfortunate in
Securing the reputation of being the most sue
cessful squeezer of the poor, the most exalted
robber Of railroads and the most eminent mur-
Snoun u Even the dreams of Alexander Dumas
cannot approach the splendid thievery of
Rockefeller.
NEW YORK, April 17.-"There is a
moral quality In money. Judas sold
the Savior for thirty pieces of silver.
That Is s5 10 in our money. Do you
suppose Judas is the only person who
has betrayed the Savior for $5 10?
Every man who takes money from his
neighbor without equivalent is betray-
| ing his master" declared Rev. DR..
George r. Pentecost in sermon at the
Madison avenue Baptist Church, on
the subject of so-called Tainted
Money He continued:
| Some people ask why need we inquire into
| the color of money. whether II be clean or
! dirty. SO long as II be given to God, for the
altar sancti1es the gift.
do not hesitate to say this is the most
! immoral doctrine I ever heard. We must look
| at the whole question. There is more in the
| Bible about money than regeneration for
giveness. We must ask how God has told us
/ to get money and to use money.
| The richest man in the world, DIR.
Pentecost declared. had been said to
hold from five hundred to one thou
sand millions of dollars He added:
He has given In charity $2s. SOC. 600 during
| his life and some people hail him, therefore,
! as one of the greatest benefactors of modern
! times They have raked over his life with a
! fine tooth comb and this is the sum they have
discovered he has given. tell you, 1t is
| no more for that particular gentleman to have
given that enormous sum than Ii would be
| for the man with income of $4,000 a year
! to give five cents year.
If the Lord has so prospered him as to
! give him the high genius. the high integrity
to make great riches, the SIS. 500, 600 is not
benevolence; it is a mere paltry excuse.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
LOEB To- VISIT
The PRESIDENT
Secretary Must Make Long
Trip to Hunting Camp
With Important Papers

GLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo. April
17.-Before President Roosevelt pene-
trates the wilds so far that communi-
cation with the outside world will be
next to impossible Secretary Loeb, with
the aid of courier daily expected from
the camp, will get on the Presidents
trail and visit him in the mountains.
The visit will be for the purpose OF
taking up with the President a number
OF important matters that have come
to the headquarters here since Saturday.
There are many commissions to be
signed. as we'll as much departmental
business that has been forwarded.
Wild stories Of the hunt. most Of
them obviously fakes. have reached
here. Secretary Loeb does not credit
them. Several of these stories have
been investigated. and it has been dis
covered that the talebearer could not
have received reliable information from
the Presidents camp. for he could have
had no opportunity.
An Illustration Of the dearth Of au-
thentic news or picture material was
noticed about a mile from the Hotel
Colorado to-day. A photographer rep
resenting a syndicate selling pictures to
daily newspapers attached a wire to
the telegraph line running through a
wild section of the mountain country
and then attached a telegraph instru-
ment to the wire, using a stump of a
tree as a table. An assistant then posed
for a picture, which will be sold to
newspapers in alleged representation OF
the manner in which news is sent from
the Presidents camp. AS a matter OF
fact. there is no telegraphic wire within
miles OF the original camp Of the party
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
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