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New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
NEW THAW WITNEss
Florence Ziegfeld Confirms Stor, :.
Call at Whites .Studio

The story that the day before sta7,o-.
was killed BY Harry K Thaw a yoy1, y ua
hnpersonated Mrs. Thaw az vvhlss', ..,.,S
sulting IN White sending Mrs. Thavg ,o-,. e. -. y
ana note was confirmed yesterday bv -"
ziegfeld' the theatrical manager. uys, @4
from Paris on the Kaiser Wilhelm. m ''s
According 20 the story first uusu,s..
young women called at Whites ss,r,o> -
when they found he was not IN. ons .. o. ,s.e %
WHITES valet 20 tell him that "slrs. -. At
called IL was at first thought that YJas.9. ~
syth' an actress. had impersonateH w., ."
MISS Forsyth, however. suhsequeptlv sa.,+.A' tA'
connection with the case. Mr.. ZIaz.ar. as
TONED Miss Forsyth's name and toId ~ IS as-
ing told about White and Thaw -"
According to Ziegfeld. the news os g.
was sem Oy wireless telegFaDhy to The 49,
men ne was going to Europe. The &c.,
said that Shaw" had killed White zy..s--S SO
'n'' MISS forsyth who was Dasssnx4,
claimed Why. that must be Harry ThsT-S y
Miss Forsyth told US the story ZIo.s.-s
about a party Of her friends going % o,r' ~ q
White at his studio. Mr.. White was o,s ;. .1 q
time. she said. and. when his vaIse .s'.', - q
young women who he should say had eanas
OF the girls. Miss Forsyth said. told bf- =. -
say it was Mrs. Thaw'" "
It is said that subsequent 70 this .,u
sent flowers and note TO Mrs. Thaw- 90 - -
the note came into the possession ~ 49, =
such Is the case. IL is said. II VIII b. a,
tant point for the defence in provfp. H.. -.'s' .s
or emotional insanity caused by iusFia-.~s,- - "a
- sara, without confirmation thar 80 - - =
IN the possession OF Clifford W Harfr59z.' - 2
sci Tor Ihaw- Mr.. Hartridge would ~, sS..-a- s.-a-
the matter yesterday, and said he Ena-- -ss -
anout the story which Miss Forsyth is -
have told ZiegfeId- sad %
Mrs. Harry K. Thaw. II is announces ,sr
on the stand at the trial and will taIi c- -.
WITHOUT restraint regarding her frleudssiSS -
Whlte- She has consented TO do this n = w. ~.
and IN Going so has materially aided h -.
coming the MISUNDERSTANDING between 7r-- -, -
lam ThaW and herself The mother ~ ~. W. W.
oner did not visit him yesterday ana To.ss. -
done so IN nearly week. She is In bss Ss.s..,-
being sufferer from rheumatism she ~.-1 --.-1
be able to visit her son for some davs "a -o -
warden Flynn OF the TOmbs vesfarIs- =
ceived a detailed history OF p II 49, q q
formerly prisoner in the Tombs who = - -
or more ago gave out q sensational s+,-- +
P1ttSburg Of Thaw's eccentricfties and tbs 49, - =
ner In which Thaw was alleged TO he s0Ss-S
ing money. The description was rsceivsT s -,
Warden McClOughry Of the penftentia~v e -
LeavenwOrth, Kansas - R0'
According to the letter received fror, vv.-.
McClOUShry, Mcdonald was fOrue-Iv a 49,
lieutenant in the United States arulv ,rs -
imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth from Fei,-r..
1900, to December, 1905. after being convi-..i
OF embezzlement. IN December 1905 5f.~s--
aid was pardoned by President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SAYS SHE HAD THAW ARRESTED
Mother Declares lie Is Man Who Tried I,
Lure Daughter Away.
IN TeIeararh b - Tribnne l

Pittsburg, Aug. 1a-Harry Kendall Thax. ssro-a.
ing TO a story here, was arrested in this ci,v d.
November He was charged before Justice I N
Creelman OF Williamsburg, IL Is said. with I1-f-xs
minor child to a disreputabIe resort. ia Frr,
nfteen years old, was the alleged victim.
Thaw, il is said. saw the girl az her hors az
wrote asking for meeting. The mother ogs-sl
the letter and paid further attention 20 T. Ara
lNat came a series OF letters supposedly tn
Thaw. and finally the mother arranged a rassa-z
taking with her Chief OF Police Doran oS~V7Izl-s.
burg. They closely followed the child. WHOM t,s
man, said TO be Thaw. took TO a resort On the In
Just as he was entering the door Chief DOTan G..
sued several squares and captured By eitizs1S
w. Macintosh. representing the man went 60 ~
and got her to withdraw the charge. Chief D0Ezl
refused 70 talk The man gave the uems Of a
Robinson at the time.
Mrs Fitch says, IL she is wanted. she Is wiling
20 go 70 New York and testify against Thag-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
HAMBURG COLT BRINGS $1,000.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribun,


Saratoga. N. Y. Aug IA sale Of thoroughbred
yearlings. the property of August Belmont, John
E. Madden and F. c. and o. NJ Bishop. held
in the paddock at the racetrack here to-day A
chestnut colt. by Hamburg-Peg Wellington, a full
brother to Pegasus in John 2. Madden's cOAsgn-
ment was the star of the sale He In such
keen demand that the price carried to 5000
before he was knocked down to Fred Burlew a
full brother to Bill Curtis also fancied by the
horsemen, and Fred Burlew got him for $780,
Those bringing 500 follow.
Chestnut colt by Plaudt-Auricona: C. F. Clark. 5000
Bay colt by Requital-F1sher Girl W. Price,. 1900
Chestnut colt. by Panudes-Iady Scarlet; F. ].
Brown colt. by Paudit-Mareto: w S. Price, 1.150
s Price Do~i con- Wy l'''os 1850
stade "'V"n 'o'' ~ Al - 800
Bay colt yv Plaudit-Dass r FurIev ..-....... 700
Chestnut colt by Frankfort-Niignon; w s Price. 500
Raw colt by PentecOs- BattledoTe; w S 300
Bay colt by KnIey Mack-IIaIo; Chelsea stable. eco
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
THE J0sEPHINE's FAST TIME.
The 0ndava, However, on Corrected Time
Wins Brooklyn Yacht Club Run.
II Telegraph ID The Trfhune. !

Block Island r. J.. Aug. IA fair wind, an east
tide and an early start brought the racing boats
Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club into port here early
to-day. The run from New London was made In
splendid time The Josephine. leading the hotilIa
up the anchorage az noon covered the twenty-three
miles from port port ia a few minutes more
than three hours. On corrected time. however
Colonel David p. Austen's Ondava won the squad
seconds. The ondava also won IN Class L ana the
Josephine in Glass X Rear Commodore John
Lewis Peri captured Class NJ, and in the schooner
division eX-Commodore DoscheF's Zuhriah. New
Rochelle Yacht Club, scored a sail over.
W. c. Towen last night offered a 500 cup for
the boat that captured the greatest number OF runs
The prize is in addition to the cup offered by the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. The fleet viii remain al an
chor here until ThurEday morning, when the squad
ron will sail westward to Shelter Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
NEWARK POLICE CAPTAIN AcQuTrEs

Captain Oscar vogel OF the 4th PrscincG Nsr.
ark. the third official TO stand trial in the i-Tss
cation OF police conditions there. received 4yurs
BILE verdict before the Police Board yesterday altar
noon on charges made against him by three Ea;'''
men under his command. The captain vas &C.
cused of having used filthy language 20 his slh-
Ordinates for their part in raiding suQEcs-l
gambling resort. During his examination Vcssl
admitted having given the Teprfnlandss Ilr Csll-
that he used the language attributed 20 I'm. .
Sherin Somuer is stiII gathering data, n spl-e q
the failure to convict the accused officials. and -s
enough 20 keep the commissioners busy Tor SCI
time to come. There is prospect now, ]. - a.
that the Sheriff will present a volume o. e'i-s-c'
before the grand jury
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
FOR TRANsCONTINENTAL RECORD.
War Correspondents to Make Long Trip
Car for Chinese VicerOy.

Richard H Little and Christian D. Hasertv. the
war correspondents. arrived here yesterday and will
leave tomorrow for San Francisco in an attempt
10 break the transcontinental record with a two
cylinder Buick car. dinner was given them at
the new Belmont Hotel last night. If the machine
breaks the record, it was announced it will be rec
commended TO Yuan Shai-Kai the Viceroy of Chilli
Province, China Three drivers will 20 on the trip
across the continent working in relays two Of
them being always in the while the other trav-
els ahead on railroad train to intercept the auto
mobile at some point agreed upon. The correspond
ents will also work in relays. though for much OF
The time both OF them will be In the car
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
PLANS OF N. Y. FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
Schedule sDf Games Arranged-Clubs Divided
Into Two Sections.

The newly organized New York Football League
held a meeting last night at the Boys Club at
which the details of organization were perfected 1t
was decided that the games should begin on Sep
tember %. The matter Of arranging a schedule
was left 10 the executive committee. which will
meet on August q.
The clubs in the league. which will be governed
by the rules of the New York State Football Asso-
ciation were divided into two sections, for Satur-
day and Sunday playing. The Saturday clubs in
clude Thistle F. c.. Burns F. c. Brooklyn F. c.
FavoTites, Brooklyn CTitchley, Camerons and Gale
donians. The Sunday clubs are West End Rangers,
Holland Wanderers. Carlisle. Brooklyn CritchIey,
camerons Caledonians and Boys Club
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

been carefully pointed for this race. and was was
backed from 10 TO 1 70 to ?. She had pieilss ss
of speed and made all the running. but loio
You beat her on the post. Single Life post
time favorite. got a bad break and was IN t.e
ruck all the way, while Bizzy lzzy, announcer Do oCr
tied up good thing" played from 20 70 10 l"
to l. was practically left at the post .
Pope Joan and Momentum were the ohly VII. VIZ
ming favorites, and the big crowd III atten9aiee
had rather the worst Of the argument with tne
layers 1t was a perfect day for racing The
air was cool and bracing, In striking contrast 70
the heat last week which made IL pleasant FOR
the greater enjoyment of those who went out to
the track six thousand strong.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
MOTOR soAT RACES Big ENTRY

Ogdensburg. y. Y. Aug. 14.-Entries for ths -
challenge cup in the motor boat races. when -
be held at Chippewa Bay on August 2. 2 an :
Der seventeen This IS the largest entry ess. ~
for the races here. Among the contestants W. 49,
the we'll known New York boats Den and ~.
Commodore Englis has offered valuable go S-s,sS
the boat making the fastest average uula = -
three races
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
ORDER OF EAGLES NOW NUMBERS aaEi

Milwaukee. Aug. 1.-THE first executive ,sssl
Of the Order Of Eagles was called TO ords7 .
Grand Worthy President Henry D. Davis ms e
ternoOn- Senator 7. F. Grady. OF New YorSs sls-f
man OF the committee on judiciary, submitted
preliminary report. recommending an order o. ou.
ness and a method OF eIecting officers b ba.9s
the future. The reports We're laid on the Va--s
await printing. The report Of Grand >eGle AZ +,
+. Partridge shows that the Membership u -
order since June. 1s05, has shown a 1et E-I y
3S6S. now numbering %. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
womEN's SINGLES AT NEWPORT
IBy Telesraph to The Trisuaal

IBy Telegraph 70 The Trisunal
Newport, r. l.. Aug. 1.-THE Wo1ns1s SO
tennis tournament opened this norans = 49, -
Casino. Miss Irene Sherman. Miss Eleanore - 80
and Miss Maude WetmOre won by detal4 M
Miss ]. B. Wallach. Mrs. r l. Agassiz az 80 80
Ethel De EOven. respectively Miss Edna -
defeated Miss Alice Potter by a score OF - -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
ATTACHMENT SOB q. CLAY PIERCE

ST Louis. Aug. 1A-An attachment comm. -
the Sheriff TO take II. Clay Pierce into cus'ols =
safekeeping until Pierce appears before - si.-s
FounkhouSer. notary public, and gives Z 49, n
IN $s5 600 suit of John p. GFuet against F,sss,-1
salary. said 70 be due. was put IN the S-'.
hands to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
POINTER SPEEDY
BREAKS TRACK RECORD.
PAGES an 9:O9 III and 9:0S 81 at
POWghkeepsie Grand Circuit.

Poughkeepsie N Y, Aug. 14-Angus Pointer.
the speedy son of Sidney Pointer. which has
been working out on the half-mile tracks, made
his first start Of the season in the Grand Circuit
in the 2:O4 pace at the Hudson River Driving
Park this afternoon. winning in straight heats
in 20314 and 2;O3al. which make a new race
record for the track and are the fastest two
heats paced this season next 10 The Bronchos
three heats OF 2:03N. 2:03 and 2O3$4.
Angus Pointer has been considered fast since
ne started a green horse two years ago and
got a mark OF 2:O41h, but he was hardly believed
to be capable of the speed which he showed to-
day. He made the last quarter of the first heat
in O:29A, going under the wire a length and
half ahead Of Baron Grattan. Conservative OBJ
servers believe that he could have made the mile
in 2021k If he had been harder pressed He
made the first half of the second heat in 1:0013.
Angus Pointer sold favorite at 500 to S64.
The Pill pace was easy for Rudy Kip. it being
his third victory of the season. Calculating on
the horses record the talent made him favOrite
at S10O to 500 for the field. Prince Hal and
Pearl Tipping fought out the first heat to the
last eighth-mle, where Rudy Kip went up from
third place and Aintree slipped in a close second.
The second heat was a repetition Of the first so
far as it concerned Rudy Kip, but Mercy Me led
most Of the way and took second place in a
whipping finish with Aintree,
Brilliant Girls Cleveland performance made
her favorite for the 22S trot at $1O0 to $50. but
the talent found a surprise in Allie Jay, owned
by General Chisholm. of Cleveland. and winner
at Windsor. but not reckoned a dangerous factor
the Grand Circuit Under the skful driving
of Kenney, Allie Jay found no equal in the field.
and won with comparative ease in straight
heats
The summaries follow:
PACING-211 CI.Ass-PURsE 81 S15OO-TwO IN THREE.
Rudy Kipp, h. by McEwen by Brown Hal
Mercy Me b. "a Thomas.
so 4Tiee Ha, re II e m snow no
Pearl Tipping b. m. dassard) Observation-Disclosures.
aptain Derby, h z. Eldridge(
Fred y. b. (Nyel 10
Black Bird. blk. e. James ........-...........6
The Judge, h. 2 tDickerson) 3
Billy Walters 1r z. (NcCargo) II
Miss Abdell. b tKenneyl ............. dis
Time, 2.o5i& 2:05ia
TRoTTING- CLAss-PURsE s1,5oo-THREE IN
Allie Jay. h. IN, by Jay Hawker. by Allen Low
Girl. Curry ....-..........t....
The Phantom blk. h (Walker) ...............,.,.
Lucretia br. CThompsonl ....-..........,....
Jessie Benyon. b. m (Benyonl '''''0'''''''''' g
Czerna Dawson. b. (AIcCargol.
Delma Gregor. b. m. Murphy) hy)..........s.,.'...
Silence, b. h C. Thomas) ots
. ~ T4me 2:lo1 2:iO 21o4
PAcING-2OA CI4ASS-PURsE 81. .2OO-TWo IN THREE.
Angus Pointer. b G.. by sidney Pointer, by Grants
Harnbetonian (sunderlin)
2aTo,o Baron GrfttPn' a az G5EnT b < Sgeers
Time 2:O8sl 2;OaH
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
RADTKE IN TWO RACES.
Jochey Rides Keene's Horses an Spite
of His Suspension.

Saratoga N Y, Aug 1.-Radtke, the jockey
had two mounts to-day, i'm spite of his suspension
by his stable yesterday for fighting with Bud
May the trainer for Paul J. and Roy A. Hainey.
James r Keene has second call on the boys ser
vices and found that his suspension could
not prevent his riding for the vce-charman OF the
Jockey Club under his contract. Jimmy rowe
consequently gave him the mounts on Pope Joan
and Won TrOmp
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
CLEvEI,AND. 9: WAsHTNCTON

CLEVELAND. 8; WASHINGTON, 8
At Cleveland: RHD
Cleveland .-............0 O11zx-s Il s
Washington -..........2 2 . 2 o O-S
Batterles-Cleveand. Joss Eells Benin Perm
hard and Bueow; Washington. Falkenberg Hughes
and Wakefield. Cmpire-Evans.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

Toots Nook the beaten favorte for the first race.
was claimed by A. L. Austin who started Bribery
for $500 TOots Nook owned by Paul j.
Ralney, and was entered TO be sold for $l'0V0
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

Killkare and Society Bud fell half way down the
stretch In the first race but Francis and Hefer-
nan the Jockeys escaped with a few bruises and
walked back to the stand. The crowd gasped when
boys must be killed. Kllkare fell first and So
cietv Bud stumbled her. Toots Nook ap
peared to be directly responsible for Killkare
falling, by bearing over 10 the rail at the last
furong pole. The stewards did not disqualify TOOts
Nook, however. although It a plain case for
action their part.
Oiseau worked a mile and a quarter
after finishing second in the second race as part
of his preparation for the Great Republic Stakes
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
N4TTONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
New York at St Louis Boston AZ Pittsbrrq
Brooklyn Chicago. PhladeIphfa ar Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
ULTs or GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE srANp,Ne.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Fittsburg. 4; Boston. o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SARATOGA RACING SUMMARIES.

s se95 5 5eas #ss # " % @ % @ .,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
PITTsBURG. a. BosroN a

At Pittsburg: p IT Il
Boston ...............-..O o . o 90 4 /
Batteries-Pittshurg, Leever and Gibson: Boston.
Johnstone ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
SUITS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGuE sTANnINe

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. o: Washington, g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit at New York Chicago al Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia. ST. Louis az Washfnxto-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Baseball To-day. p. NJ. American Leasus Park
n. Y. American Va Detroit
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

al
kiIkao running IN
OD RACE upward:
- l:39T. Winner. T..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
Horse and age.

Inquisitor was pocket
around the field Kiamesha excuses.
SrH cEseing; for twoyearOds; 5000 added hye and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

well.
9Th RAcEselngi for maidens years upward go
u Time, 14OS. Winner. b. c. by Ths Pepper-Ida Ford
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

Sanford entry. Pope JOAN easily l
Sir William Johnson closed with a rush.
ATH RACE.-THD DELAWARE Han
Il good. Won driving. Time. 1883
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

The Mecca Cafe, located at 1918 Law
renee street, is the leading colored cafe
in the west In connection with the
cafe we have the best reception hall
Denver has ever had. Special string
music every Sunday and Monday even
ings for the pleasure of our parons and
friends. We have invested more money
in fitting up a respectable cafe in Den
yer than any other cafe opened in this
city. We are glad to say that the ma
jority of the colored people of Denver
have shown their appreciation to us by
their good patronage, yet there are some
we can see in lunch cars and Chinese
places instead of going to place fitted
up for them. If the colored people
would patronize their own people more
they could do better business among
themselves. We have spent thousands
of dollars for the pleasure and comfort
of the people and are willing to spend
more. A large attendance of the best
people of Denver was in attendance
Sunday and Monday evening. The re-
ception hall is beautifully lighted with
electric lights and the floor will compete
with any in Denver. The electric fans
make it the coolest place in the city. 1t
is exquisitely decorated with palms. We
cater to the best people and any state
ment different from that is a misrepre-
sentation of facts.
Mr.. AND Mrs. d. w. LACY.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

On Tuesday evening, July 18th, a
meeting of prominent colored citizens
OF Colorado will be held in this city at
1923 10Th street, for the purpose of
inaugurating plans for collecting exhib-
its for the jamestown Exhibition which
begging June l, 1907 at jamestown, Va.
James j. Manuel is the commissioner
for Colorado and is arranging for an
interesting meeting. Arrangements will
also be made at this meeting for the
proposed meeting to be held in Colora-
do Springs during the Pixies Peak cele-
bration and it is hoped to make this
gathering the most representative and
helpful ever held in the state by colored
people.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30
Denver Boy Win HOnOrs.

1t is always gratifying to the
race to learn of the success of one
of it's students in college and es-
pecially is this true when color
ed youth achieves high honors in
white institution of learning. 1t
it indeed a pleasure for us to an
nounce that Carsie b. Morris, a
Denver boy who has just finished
3-year Draftmans course at the
Chicago Historical Society, has
been selected along with three
white students to contest orator
ically for the Governors Medal,
which will take place Monday
evening, July End, at the Ample
Club House in Chicago. His
subject is: appeal to the Senate. %
Such honors are only bestowed
on those who merits them and Mr..
Morris is true type of the indus
trious and thrifty individual. He
is yet in his youth but he has
made a mark that should receive
the highest commentator. He
has the best wishes of all Denver
for success in Monday nights con-
test. But whether he succeeds in
winning the medal or not the hon.
or of being contestant is within
itself one that deserves the sane
ton that any race should be proud
of. Mr.. Morris is young man of
high aspirations and we hope he
will be crowned with his ambitious
desires of whatever avocation.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30
Batteries Lack Recruits.

"By next January" says the London
Mail, 'the Royal Field Artillery in the
United Kingdom. numbering ninety.
three batteries. will be in such a condi
tion that in case of war two batteries
would have to unite to form one eff
cient battery for service in the ield.~
Recruits will not come forwar and
there are few re-enlistments.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30
JOSEPH n. STUART
L A w Y E r .
The Innocent Kid.

Little Willie-Papa, is a -ventrllo
quist man who talks to himself in
low tone?
Pa-No, my boy. A 7entriloquist is
a man who can speak in such a way
that his tones seem to come from an
other person.
Little Willie-That explains wha,
sister said to George last night She
told him that when no one was around
he was very different person.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

The Annual picnic given by Zion
Baptist church and Sunday school at
Meadow park last Thursday was very
largely attended. The day was spent in
fishing, running, jumping, swinging,
base ball and other outdoor exercises.
Seven coaches were required to convey
the crowd.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WANT
ED, everywhere; $500 day selling our
toilet goods. Write at once. Send 5
cents for catalogue. c. H. Brown Toilet
Company, 57l1 Wabash Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

Monday, July 9th, the Mason's Annu-
al Picnic. Its treat to you to come
and see what we have got for you.
Bloomfield Park the Ideal Picnic
grounds just across the river. Seven
minute car service. Lakewood and
Golden car right to the gate. Larimer
car going west runs very near; ask the
conductor. Admission 25c
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

At regular meeting of Rocky Noun
tain Lodge of Odd Fellows Thursday
night of last week, r. M. johnson was
elected delegate to the B. M. q. which
convenes in Richmond, Va, in October
and S. A. Bondurant was elected dele
gate to the District Grand Lodge which
convenes in Salt Lake in September.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

DePdItIHtIIt OF the InterlOr,
Land Office at Denver, Colo.
> June IL, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing: named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Denver, Colorado, on july
Watkins. Colorado, homestead No.
1sS47, for the S. E. 4 N W. Y, S. w.
n r. Z, N u s; e. 4, sec. 80, -.
p. m. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: John Benbow, of Bennatt.
Colorado; L. w. Griswold of Watkins,
Colorado; John Haddican, of Watkins
Colorado.
C. d. FORD,
Register.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30
At His Heels.

How is that son of old Milligun's
turning out?'
"Oh, he's following right in his
fathers footsteps
Making lots of money, en-
mo, begging for it,"
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

Fred Cummings arrived in the city
Sunday from California after an absence
of many months. He says he is glad to
get bact to Denver and would like for
the ladies to know that he is hers to
stay.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-30

Mrs. M. Finley entertained number
of friends at private picnic Tuesday at
Elitch's Garden in honor of her sister,
Mrs. w. b. Townsend of Pueblo. A
dainty lunch was served and pleasant
outing was the result.