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The Washington times., 1906-06-28
Body Brought to Wash
ington for Burial at
Mt. Olivet.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, June 2s.-Funeral
services over the remains OF Thomas
Z. waggaman. who died at his res
dence on South river about seven miles
from Annapolis. yesterday morn
ing. were held this ..sorning at ST.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Of this
city
The body was taken 20 washington
on the train leaving Annapolis just
before noon. and II viii be inferred in
the family lot in Mount OIivet Gene
terry. in that city. Only the members
Of the immediate family attended the
services at St Mary's Church this
morning. and his nephews. sons Of
John f. Waggaman. and other rcla-
tives and close friends were the pail
bearers. requiem. mass was cele-
brated by Father Malhoun. Of ST.
Mary's Church
TIE death of Mr. -Naggaman vas
peaceful His wife was with him at
the last.
Clergymen from St Mary's Roman
Catholic church, OF this city, have been
constant in their attention TO him dur
ing his last days.
Notwithstanding the persistent
growth Of the facial cancer. Mr.. Wag-
gaman has at times gained in strength
and his resistance to the ravages of the
disease has been wonderful. Forty
eight hours before his death. however.
he had a change for the worse, and
there was no rally before the end
The body OF WaEgaman reached
Washington at 1 O'Clock this afternoon
over the Pennsylvania railroad. In the
funeral party were Mrs. Waggaman
her daughters. and several Of the young
er relatives Of the dead financier The
Rev. Joseph Mcguire, pastor Of the
city, accompanied the family to Wash
ton. The body was carried Immediately
10 Mt. Olivet Cemetery. where IL was
guire conducted the services at the
grave.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
LUcERNE

M Baker Of AUlt has moved in
to Mrs. Collins brick house.
Roy Barclay has moved into the
Wilson propsrry on Maple street
Mr.. Johnsron's brother and wife
are here visiting him from Clarinda.
Iowa
Mrs Sutherland and daughter.
Edna. have returned home from a
trip 70 Nebraska
Archie BroxneIl is going 10 move
to Nebraska soon where be expects
to feed sheep through the sinter.
TIE canes giTeo By Simon Boil
Hnger SatBrdaJ night was success,
a large crowd being present and :e-
ported Sbe time. Refreshments
we're sersed after the dance
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
EVANS

John Floyd is suffering witt q
bad felon on his thumb.
". T. Smith was transacting busi.
ness in Hillsboro last Saturday.
James Mckinley of Kersey was
calling Oh Evans friends Monday
From five to six carloads of spuds
are shipped out of Evans daily.
Mrs. L. Becker Is very low with
gastric fever at the Perkins hotel.
Mrs. Riddle has ostponed her trip
to California on account Of sickness.
Mr.. Norris of Trinidad and Nj.
Norris Of Kersey were business visi.
tors here Monday.
Bert Armstrong Of Golden is visit
ing at the home of his uncle, G. B..
Park. on Boulder street.
Mrs. Marsh Of Greeley was visiting
her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winchester, on Friday.
The Evans Courier has changed
hands and will be conducted by c.
II. Woodniansee in the future.
The farmers have received their
checks from the sugar factory for the
September delivery and are happy
Ed and Harry Huffsmith have
bought l60 acres of land four miles
northeast of Lupton and will farm
there next, season
Miss Emma Conyden who has been
visiting Evans friends for the past
month left Monday morning for her
home at San Mateo. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Benson Of
Loveland came down Sunday to visit
Evans and Fort Morgan friends and
will then go east to Canada.
The firm OF j. II. Behfens and Co.
bought very fine spars of mares and
colts from Captain Hanbury Of the
Kenmore ranch. consideration $500
Bruce Malonee left Sunday for
Florence to attend the Odd Fellows
convention held there this week, he
being delegate from the Evans lodge.
Mrs. T. G. Coulter Of Canon City,
department inspector for Colorado
and Wyoming. visited and inspected
Evans ". T. Sherman W. R. G.
Thursday morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
Highlandlake

r. S. True visited relatives In
Longmont Sunday.
Jack Elliott of Platteville was a
caller here last week.
Carl True and wife welcomed a
baby boy to their home Friday.
Farmers ale very busy now during
the good weather getting out beets.
Mrs. Carl True is stopping in
Longmont at the home Of her nurse
Mrs. C. V. Holmes was guest at
Maple Park ranch several days last
week.
Several of the farmers were stop
ped from hauling beets last week on
account Of the beets not being ripe
enough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Hamilton
visited A. c. Hamilton and family
in Longmont Sunday. A. c. Ham
ilton has been seriously sick for some
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
WINDSOR

Ward Laybourn was a Greeley
visitor between trains Saturday.
Mrs. J. G. Hess and daughter were
shopping in Fort Collins Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Crane left Monday
morning for Florence where she vent
as delegate from the Columbine
Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Helen Brown is having an
addition built to her dwelling.
When completed she will have q
comfortable home.
Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Stoner of
Ault visited Windsor friends satur-
dav and Sunday. The ladies were
former residents of Windsor.
T. R. Brooks arrived in Windsor
Saturday evening, having come from
his home in Pasadena, California. to
look after his business in Windsor,
Little Miss Irene Jones returned
to her home in Eaton Sunday, after
spending several days with her
grandma, Mrs. William Jones of
Windsor.
Mrs. L. V. Brown died at their
rooms on Main street Sunday night,
of consumption. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown were comparative strangers
in town, having but latey bought
the Racket store, coming here from
Greeley. The body was shipped
east for burial.
Beulah, the little six-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. W..
Lyon, who has been III with typhoid
fever for about nine weeks, died
Thursday night at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Bartz. The funeral took
place Saturday morning, internent
at Lakeside cemetery.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
HAzELToN
Billy Jones spent Sunday In Den

Billy Jones spent Sunday IN Den
yer.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart,
Oct. II, daughter.
There will be preaching on Sun
day, Oct. q, Immediately after Sab
bath school.
Mrs. John Moody spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. John Baird,
east OF Greeley.
Edna Barber spent several days
with her cousin, Myrna Barber, In
Greeley last week.
Oscar Barkell who was visiting at
Mr.. Miller's has been called home by
the serious illness of his mother.
Dave Davis and family and Abe
Davis and family spent Sunday with
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
CROW CREEK

Miss Ellen Jeanson is on the sick
list
Nellie Hay has been threatened
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houtchens went to
Greeley Friday evening.
Nearly ali the farmers in this
vicinity are busy digging potatoes.
Mrs. L. B. HeDney and son, Jehn,
went to Loveland last week after
apples.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Greeley
visited her brother, Frank Fleming.
last week
MIS- Malone and Mrs. Munson
were visiting their sister, Mrs. L. B.
Henney, last week.
Mrs. Williams of Iowa has been
visiting her son, Frank Williams,
also her brothers, George and Howard
Briscoe.
There was surprise party held at
Nj. Whittens Saturday evening in
honor Of Miss Pearl Whittens' If
teenth birthday.
There will be ten cent social at
the Crow Creek school house next
Saturday evening. Oct. 20. A pro-
gram will be given. The money is
to be used to buy literature for the
Christian Endeavor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

Fred Roeck is running the So.
raror now, Louis BAab having rs.
signed.
Dan Weyrick has moved his fauily
down frou Fort Lupton and will
live OF the Henry Baab ra1ch.
C. H Girvan and AL Gala-ln
have dug their late potatoes. TIE
yield sas good and quality Ene.
Messrs Redlien. Felt and Tod
returned from their hunting trip la--
week, each brought home a der
which he had killed
Frank Snyzsr and road outfit are
doing some much needed work On
the road in the Draw and will also
open up new road north of tie
school house
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
THE DELTA

Mrs. Pearl Lee from Denver is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Green, at
present.
A. Plumb. wife and children,
spent Sunday afternoon visiting at
Mr.. Foley's-
Madge Walker is on the sick list
and it Is feared she is threatened
with typhoid fever
Work has been commenced on j..
Waite's new house The old house
is all torn down and out of the way
Sunday school meets regularly
every Sunday at the school house at
3 O'Clock. Everyone is cordially in
yited to attend.
Miss Beecham who has been lately
visiting in Niwot. near Boulder. has
returned again to visit her brother,
Ben Beecham, and family before re-
turning to Missouri.
The threshing machine has been
In and threshed for all the farmers.
Comparatively little grain is grown
In this district now, most of the land
being planted to beets and potatoes.
Mr.. Coleman who recently bought
Mr.. Smiths place has moved on to
the place with his wife and children.
They are recently from Indiana
where he had large business as
dealer in musical instruments and
piano tuner
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
FORT LUPToN

Cab6age is bslng shipped This
week az - cents per hundred
o. z. Datesraan and wife Of H1d-
SOC xsr@ doing 51siusss 10 Fort LUp-
ton Tuesday.
The funeral Of Mrs Hipponstssl
~as held fn the ". z church al -
SUNDAY afternoon
Mrs G. 6. Philip went 70 Dsnver
Monday morning 70 have her syss
treated by specialist
Several cars Of pumpkins we're
shipped from hsre this week 70
Longnont by the Eup-on Packing
con- pany-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
ELWELL

Frank Early came to ElweII On
business last Friday
Elder Smith of benver was In
Elwell last Thursday visiting the q.
B. church beard.
Rev. Flora, the new minister Of
Elsell, will preach here the first
Sunday in November.
Fred Worden who was cierking In
the store at Jollnstown for j. Thorn
ton Is DOW hauling beets for Leon
Hodges.
Homer Hardesty has quit the
blacksmith and wheelwright bust.
ness and taken job at Johnson S
beet dump.
The funeral services Of David Shey
OF Johnstown we're held at the chapel
by Rev. Harris Of Bertboud. He
was buried In the Elwell cemetery.
Stewart Thornton of Johnstown
one day last week ran into broken
bridge with his auto and got his
head SO badly cut that the doctor
vas obliged to take ten stitches In
the wound.
The Elwell people have about got
ten over their scarlet fever scare as
there have been no new cases of it
for some time. The quanartine was
taken from the house of Rev.
Springston on Friday and he preached
at the chapel Sunday morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
Decline Offer of $4,000.

By a vote last Friday evening
Unity church society declined the
of1er made by Charles N. Jackson of
sl5, 900 for the site upon which their
church building stands. While It
was not denied that the price was
good 1t was argued that it would cost
just as much to secure an equally
good location and building, so what
was the use?
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
BEEBE DRAW

Henry Baab moved his family to
Greeley last week.
Several farmers of this vicinity are
putting up the fourth cutting of hay.
Mr.. Snyder Of Evans is putting
down a soft water we'll at the school
house.
Bert Anderson Is enjoying a visit
from his mother who came from In
diana few days ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
All Over Weld.

.hsIr father and mother, MI and
Mrs z. C. Davis.
TIE HzzsIcon UDicn Sabbath
scbooI IS in Eourishing condition.
Election ot officers has been held and
the entire school voted the old
osceS 70 hold another quarter.
Teachers in class No. !, J. B.
DicEsy Nc 2. teacher chosen from
class each Sabbath. No. }. Mrs E
T Briggs No 4. Mrs. E neboo.
No. ). Mrs. d H Barber and Mrs
]. Fl. Lewis.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
A AauARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protrudine
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re.
fund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails
to curein TO IA days. Soc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29

didate at the meeting OF Manufacturers
lodge OF Odd Fellows az their meeting
this evening.
James Pinkman, a plumber. was taken
into custody last evening on a warrant
charging him with being vagrant lie
has made his home In harms and other
such places for some time.
IL is expected that the patrolmen of the
Chaffee street station Will don their sum-
mer uniforms tomorrow, and that the
"bike cops" will make their first appear
ance for the season OF 1906.
A water main burst on Handy street
last night and in consequences thereof
William Dashy. who lives at No. II. had
five feet OF loose" water in his cellar.
large class OF candidates Will be con-
firmed at St Teresa's Catholic church to-
morrow morning.
The rank OF knight will be conferred
upon one candidate at the meeting Of Per-
severance lodge. knights OF Pythias, this
evening.
Olneyvile has two dentists whose names
are very suggestive. DIR. Drew and DIR.
Twitchell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
C0LORED VOTERS
URGED To STAND
FIRM FOR RIGHTS

Coiored voters last evening expressed
their protest against the expenditure OF
the states money for the jamestown ex-
position, at n mass meeting held in the
Congdon Street Baptist church.
The meeting was called at the Instance
OF Rev Byron Cunning OF Newport. state
secretary OF the Niagara movement and
was presided over by Rev. John l.. Davis,
pastor OF the Ebonezer Baptist church.
Rev H. n Jeter OF Newport spoke on
THE Political and Social Needs OF the
Negro in Rhode Island and said:
IL have been "a citizen OF Rhode Island
for 81 years and can remember when our
condition was better than IL now is when
we did not encounter the prejudice which
we now experience. owing TO the few ras-
calls that are among US. and 10 the pres
ence OF traitors I'm our ranks who meddle
I'm politics, we are as a race traded of ana
sold out. We pastors have been afraid TO
touch upon politics, and have suffered
great loss OF influence. which should have
been exerted in the right direction.
"Our people say TO us, You don't find
the while pastors I'm politics reply that
the white people have all they want and
their pastors, in consequence. get all that
they desire. There is distributed In this
state. every year from 100000 TO 50. 600. .OOt
and the negroes get no more than $4,000
OF that sum.
'The negro voters are the balance OF
power i'm this state. II they cast their bal.
lots either way they give a party the vic
tory Knowing this we ought 10 do better
for ourselses. That we do not Is because
we do not know our strength We are di-
vided against ourselves as no other race
is"
Rev s. w. Smith spoke in opposition tc
the expenditures Of any money Ut James
town until the Governor OF Virginia made
an agreement with Gov. Utter that tho
people OF this state should be extended
the right TO travel and to be entertained
regardless OF race or color.
He praised the action OF the genera
court OF Massachusetts, In cutting dowT
the appropriation asked for on account o
the jamestown Exposition from Si0o0o
TO $4,000, and for the stand which tn,
people OF that Commonwealth had taker
for equality and against the "Jim Crow
policy or Virginia.
Rev. Mr.. Cunning explained the Mag
ara movement. which, he said was nau
gurated at Buffalo In August. 1906, headed
by Prof. r. w. Dubois OF the depart
ment OF sociology at the Atlanta Univer
sity, the tuthor OF Souls OF the Blacl
Folks
"This movement" said the speaker. "li
the most aggressive OF any that the col
orcd people or TINS country nave parlcl
pated In. 1t has an organization in 81
states, and I'm this state meets every
month, alternately at Newport and Provi
dence. We are contendng for our politica
rights. our achievements are not baset
upon color; but on character. merit and
department"
Resolutions were adopted disapprovins
OF the jamestown appropriation. unless Il
be conditioned upon equal rights, and In
opposition to the Warner amendment "a
the rate bill
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
AT THE POST OFFICE

Carriers will make the and 1880 a. m.
and the 6. and 10 p. m. deliveries to-
morrow. The street boxes OF the entire
city will be collected by the carriers on
their 1880 delivery. After y. m. collec-
tions will be regular. The carriers win
dow will close after ~ m. The general
delivery window will close from IL 10 5
p. m. The box window Will close after
II m.
The stamp division will be open from
6:45 a. m. to II p. m. The money order
and registry divisions, will be closed the
entire day. The mailing division will re-
ceive and dispatch mails as on other days.
The east side, Elmwood. north and Olney-
Vile stations will be closed after IL m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
CONFERENCE
OF SETTLEMENT
WORKERS HELD

The first Providence conference of Set
tlement Workers was held this afternoon
and evening In the lecture room OF the
Providence public library. The afternoon
session began at 2:S0 o'clock. and DR.. II.
p. Giuingham was elected chairman and
Miss N. II. Fairchild secretary.
Delegates representing the Sprague
house. the Unino house. the Neighborhood
house. the Providence Day Nursery asso-
citation and the Providence District Nurs-
ing association read interesting reports
Of the work done by and the results ac-
complshed by those associations
Those who reported for the several as
sociations were Mrs ii. A. Whitmarsh,
V. p. Mrs. ]. A. Cross and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Hersey for the Sprague house: Miss Ella
Newton Rhoades. head worker. Miss
Frances Low. and DIR. H. F. Gillingham
for the Neighborhood house: Miss Anna
Piruh and Miss A. G.. Dexter for the
Providence Day Nursery associatino: Miss
Mary s. Gardner and Miss Winifred Fitz-
patrick for the Providence District Nurs-
ing association. and Joseph Henshall Mrs.
NJ l.. Tobey and Miss A. Il. Eaton for
the Unionl house.
The evening session was presided over
by Hon. w. II. Sweetland, presiding JUS
tce OF the superior court. and there were
addressed by Robert A. Woods, head
worker OF the South End house. Boston:
address by Miss Ella n. House Provi-
dence; address by Miss Caroline +. Brown,
headworker of the Elizabeth Peabody
house, Boston: address by Mrs. G.. r.
Brooke OF Warren. II. l.. late engaged in
settlement work In Chicago: address by
Prof William Macdonald OF Brown uni
versity.
The committee In charge of arrange
ments for the conference comprised Mrs.
John A. Gardner, Mrs. NJ. Il. Tobey. Mrs.
III. N. Campbell. Miss n. n. Fairchild and
DR.. III. +. Gillngham. chairman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
bRIS

The regular session OF the Fifth district
court was held yesterday forenoon Judge
o. L. Bosworth presiding. Jake Brown, n
Hebrew was before the court on COM
plant OF his wife, Dora Brown, charged
with making a violent assault on her
last week Jacob Bassing, a brother-in-
law, appeared for the defendant and tolu
the court that Brown and his wife had
signed an agreement that he. Brown,
would keep away from her and not molest
her further. The case was discontinued on
payment OF costs.
The civil case OF William r. Perry VS..
Maggie Callahan was defaulted, Thomas
III. Crowley for plaintiff The case OF
Mary O'Brine VS.. Jacob Ingram, was con-
tnued nisi by consent OF counsel. The
case OF Roris De Morris VS. Manuel OIL
veria for assault was continued two
weeks.
The criminal case OF State, J. H. Nor
rissey complainant VS.. Paul Nadeau for
revelling was continued two weeks.
Thomas II. Lavoy was charged with
abandonment Of wife and Lavey told the
court that he was I'm the town all the
time that II was alleged he left his fam
lily that there was plenty 10 eat and
drink at home. and that he supported his
family by working in the rubber shop and
giving music lessons in the evening. Chief
Hoard stated that both parties were will
ing 10 discontinue the case which was
granted by the cash being paid.
Plans are being rapidly completed for
the annual sub-district convention OF the
Epworth Leagues OF Newport, Ports
mouth, Middetown, Warren, Drownville.
East Providence and this town, which is
TO be held In the state Street Methodist
Episcopal church here on Friday after
noon and evening. June s. There will he
two sessions OF the conventions one IN the
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock and one In the
evening at 1880 O'Clock
The speakers who have been engaged "a
deliver addresses at tho afternoon session
are Rev. j. +. Blake OF the First church,
| Fall River, Rev. f. w. Burch OF the
! Thames street church. Newport, and Rev.
c. Y. stenhouse OF the First church, New
| port
OF the speakers for the evening session,
the committee IL only certain about one,
Dr. G. NJ Melden. pastor of the Mathew
son Street NJ v. church. Providence. II Ia
expected that about 100 delegates will be
present AZ the convention.
] The HerreshOff Marine band. 25 pieces
has been engaged by the Dreadnaught
Hook. Ladder and Hose company No.
10 take part in the league muster parade
ON Labor Day
The parade and Memorial service which
St Mary's Total Abstinence society had
arranged 20 hold Sunday was postponed
until next Sunday on account Of the I'm.
| clemency OF the weather.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
EAST Providence
Something Coming to One Po-
IiCeman.- .-.SChoO| Committee
Met Last Evening" Minor
Mention

There is just little breeze among
the members OF the police department
at the present for one OF them. who.
IL is claimed. has spent little too
much OF his time in front OF certain
house on his beat. was told by the
chief TO keep moving"
One night man who. so a number of
business men claim, was taking life
in a very easy manner. when his pres
ence was much wanted In front OF j.
O.. Johnson's drug store sunday even-
ing is billed" TO have something said
TO him within a few hours by Sergeant
Bickford, who has charge OF the de-
partment in that vicinity.
The merchants in Riverside were
very much incensed over the matter
for they claim that the patrolman in
stead OF being on duty was smoking in
the shanty OF the Washington avenue
crossing
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The school committee met last even
ing and reappointed all OF the present
corps OF teachers which includes MIR.
Herbert Dean as principal OF the high
school. When the fall and winer term
open a number OF new teachers will
be added to the list and they will be
chosen at a later meeting OF the COM
mittee and the reason why they were
not felected last evening was because
a number of the many applicants for
the positions are at present attend
ing the higher schools and cannot be
appointed until they are in possession
OF teachers certificates.
At the meeting last evening an ef-
fort was made 10 elect Earnest John
son. n former principal OF the high
school, TO succeed Mr.. Dean. but there
were but two OF the Ave votes which
fell ints the hat for him.
MINOR MENTION
The Rev. DIR. Henson of fremont
Temple, Boston, delivered a very inter-
esting address before a fair-sized au-
dience at the First Baptist church last
evening, his subject being Backbone"
Reliance lodge OF Odd Fellows will
meet in their hall on Warren avenue
| this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
MORTGAGES SALE

Will be sold on TUESDAY. June 49, 1906.
at Public Auction. at IL O'Clock noon. on
the premises. by virtue of the power OF
sale contained In a certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Emma j.
knight OF the town OF Scituate, I'm the
state of Rhode Island. dated January
10. 1903, and recorded I'm the Office OF
the town clerk OF said scituate, I'm Book
No. 90. at page 81 OF the Records OF
Mortgages. the conditions OF said mort
gage having been broken:
A certain lot or tract OF land with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situ-
ated I'm said town OF Scituate, on the
northerly side OF the highway between
Rockland and Clayvillc, and bounded and
described as follows. 10 wit: Southerly by
said highway; westerly by land OF Aurilla
NJ King and William l.. Round: northerly
and easterly by land OF Alanson Steere
containing by estimation three acres of
land, more or less. being a part Of the
same premises conveyed TO Noah -.
knight and the said Emma j.
knight by deed dated July IS. 1899. and
recorded I'm Deed Book No. IS. page iA.
BY order OF the Mortgage, who hereby
gives notice OF his intention 10 bid az said
sale OF. any adjournment or postponement
thereof. HERBERT A. RICE.
Atty. for Mortgagee.