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The daily tribune., 1906-11-14
COLORADO TELEPHONE
MAKES BIG CUT IN RATES
The Rate is Lowered and the Ser
vice Will be Improved-wnl
Charge Toll to Canon.

~
O. g. Seelev. Of Pueblo. district
manager for the Colorado Telephone
company. was in the city yesterday
looking after the interests Of his CON.
pAny and making out new schedule
Of rates that are to go into effect in
this oity within . short time. The
rates are not only reduction Of the
prices now charged but the service
will be improved If the patrons care
to make the changes that the com.
pany desires. The Tribone question.
ed Mr.. Seeley about the plans Of
the company to charge toll for talks
between this city and Canon City.
he explained that the company
would make q charge of Eve cents per
conversation to regular subsoribe
and ten cents to those VI ho are not
patrons. he explained that the com.
pany had sixteen wires running be.
tween this city and Canon and that
Of an average there were about 900
conversations over them between the
two oities each dav. THIS makes the
work tremendously heavy for the teie.
phone operators. The new rate. he
thought. would make . deduction
great enough to allow persons to talk
over the phone and at the same time
the cost would be no greater in the
end than 1t is now with free service
to Canon.
Th following are the changes of
rates for business houses: The two.
party line service is cut from "a per
month to s8; the individual or one
party line service from IS per month
to $8 30. In this case the patrons
can continue paying the IS rate and
have free use of the wires between the
two principal cities Of the county to
cay the new rate without the free
privilege. The old eight party rate
remains the same as has been charged
for years. but the company will not
make any more contracts and will
also use its Influence to induce pat.
rons now nsinR eight party lines to
come off onto . line with . smaller
number of patrons. There has al.
ways been more or less discord where
subscriber has used an eight party
line service.
There is reduction In the prios
of the residence rates also. which COM
pares favorsbly with the business sec.
tion rate. Tn two.party rate In the
residence districts which has been
$2 so per month will be cut to si.75
and the individual residence rate IL
cut from ss 60 to % per month. The
old eight rate Of 81 80 per
month remains the same. but many
subscribers who are now on the eight
line service win make = change to
the two party service rs 1t has many
special merits over the eight party
lines.
Manager Seeley SAYS that his com.
psny will spend about $40. 600 in new
equipm mt In this city next spring
There will also be an exclusive man
ager placed in the Florence Office
Mr.. O. O. Campbell Of Pueblo. who
las served the company three years
In that city. giving excellent service.
has been transferred to Canon City In
the capacity Of county exchange
manager. He will divide his time
between this oIts aud Canon. A 30.
Iicitor will be placed In the county
field In the next few days to explain
to the compsny's patrons the merits
of its new price schedule.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-14
ONE THOUSAND MARINES
RETAINED IN CUBA

Havana. Nov. l4-It Ia probable
shat foroe Of about 1000 marines
will be retained for duty in Cuba.
This IL indicated by = letter from
Gen. Bell to Brig Gen. Elliott Of
the marine corps which has also
been sent. to the various marine
camp an. which sets forth Gen.
Bells belief that II II now possible
to remove the prohibition upon OH.
oers Of the marine corps from bring.
ing their wives and families 10 Cuba.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-14
They Are Singing
The Same Old Songs

The dear suffering public being nauseated b the
comedy entitled given prce
JUS. because Its ou and you're nice fellow" To thinking person
peculiar that all whose are
heavy rents clerks and heavy pay generally
can ahor to give such heavy discounts their friends still
ve You can see they still continue doing hsy
oe making profit and the only conclusion that
their first profit enormous ara NOW o,r %
year OF business Florence been known to es
oend to such methods OF merchandising
bought right and right at the beginning the season.
sell our stuff without being obliged public We ask
as avor that visit all the socae advertised and x
anime carefully what they have offer then uo
date stock of everything in Mems and Boys outngs wont
take long to discover that will values and
asorments than find in Fremont county
WALKER BROS. "Men's Clothing Specialists"
The daily tribune., 1906-11-14

A large shipment Of toilet and
isnoy goods just In ~ Daniels. a7tf
, 1906-09-13
HERE CAPPER
BIC animal STORY
BRITISH STEAMER lNDRAMAN AR
RIvEs AT NEW YORK WITH
RECITAL OF WONDERS.
Huge Tiger and Python Thirty Feet
Long Engage in Fight, Tiger Tear
ing Reptile to Pieces-One Snake
Entwined Itself Around Heated
Smokestack of Vessel.

New York, Sept. 13.-The steamer
Indraman arrived todayfrom Singapore
with. the story of a fierce cyclone Sat
urday night. The steamer had on
board a cargo of animals. On the deck
there was a crate containing five emo
nous pythons, each thirty feet long.
Alongside the huge crate was a cage
containing a large tiger.
Pythons Turned Loose.
During the cyclone a wave broke the
box containing the pythons. One of
them was hurled against the tigers
cage and chung to the bars. The tiger,
almost drowned and wild with fright,
with frenzied strength dragged h big
snake into the cage, and for half an
hour ensued a titantic battle.
Tiger Wins Titanic Battle.
The python strove to Irvine himself
around the tiger, but the'animal, quick
er than the reptile, finally succeeded
in tearing it to pieces.
CoiIed Around Smokestack.
Meantime the other pythons went
slashing back and forth over the deck,
sending the sailors flying aloft. One
twirled itself around a heated smoke
stack. but let go with astonishing rap
idity and rushed into the sea. When
the cyclone ceased the pythons were
corralled.
, 1906-09-13
THEY WANTED A CHANGE.
Elderly Ladies Were Tired of Their
lifelong Companions.

One of the tenets of modern scien-
tifc philanthropy is the provision OF
small private cottages for old couples
whose destiny would otherwise be the
p~oorhOuses, where the sexes are sep
hrated. The belief has grown that the
old persons would be much happier
if they could live in their little cottage
together and apart from the rest of
the ~poorEouse inmates. In the poor
houses, as they have been conducted
in the past, the old couples have only
been permitted to call on each other
during certain hours of the day.
But philanthropy, ever of the scien-
tifc variety, rarely meets with the
reception expected, and this rule
proves particularly true in the Ease OF
one agent, who, armed with the new
offer of the charities commission.
went out in search of impoverished
old couples eager to end their days
in each others company. When the
agent returned he wore a dazed ex.
preston, which deepened when he
made his informal report of the ex-
petition.
THE old men said they didn't mind
living with the old women he an
%nounced, but the old women kicked
like steers. They said they'd lived
with the same persons all their lives
and they'd looked forward to a little
change when they went to the poor
house."-New York Herald.
, 1906-09-13
WAS HELD
FOR TRIAL
JOHN CONLEY CHARGED WITH
SELLING LIQUOR AT MANEU-
YER CAMP ON TUESDAY.
Declared He Was Not Conducting a
M%oonshine Mountain Distillery
With the Smokestack Sticking Up
Through the Water and Even De-
MED the Witnesses Stories.

John H.. Conley, charged with selling
liquor to the soldiers at Camp Isley
without state or county license, arrest
ed by the military authorities and talk
en- in custody by Under Sheriff Knad-
Ter, was arraigned for preliminary
lieaEiRg before Justice Grant this morn
ing, on two charges, one for selling 81
worth of liquor to George Page and the
other for selling to John Doe another
lot at about the same price. Three wit
nesses were examined, including Mr..
Page, the so-called John Doe and an
other soldier of one of the cavalry reg
iments. The evidence was oe the most
positive nature and Mr.. Conley was
held to the district court in the sum of
5000 on each count.
Says He's Not Moonshiner.
Mr.. Conley positively denied that he
had sold liquor of any kind, or liquid
of any kind, even, to either of the three
witnesses. He was positive that he
was not running a mountain moon
shine dfstillery," and hardly thought
he could afford to sell whisky at "a
dollar six bits a quart" made from corn
hauled over the Union Pacific and then
to the mountains. He was just as pos
tive that his distillery was not under
the bed of a mountain stream and
didn't think the stovepipe stuck up
through the water. He himself did
not emerge from the cave with a bottle
of white whisky" under each arm and
hike for the camp of the soldiers.
Witnesses Positive.
The witnesses were positive of the
buying part of the charge and some
of them even went so far as to declare
they had tasted it. 1t vas whisky in
beer bottles, with the beer labels
scratched off, and one of the soldiers
said Conley sold it. The latter denied
that he had sold any to the soldiers
and wanted to know if visitors to the
place had seer any children around.
He even wanted them to describe the
woman one said he saw there.
To Be Called in Fortnight.
The case will probably be called on
the 9th. at which time Judge Car
penter expects to be present, and
when, no doubt. the date of the trial
will be fixed.
, 1906-09-13
TRAIN IS
GIVEN As CAUSE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT
CHEYENNE NOT TO CONVENE
UNTIL FOUR O'CLOCK.
Indications at Three O'clock Were
That Attendance From Over State
Would Be Very Light and Tempo
rary Organization Not Completed
at That Hour-Few Candidates.
Special to The Republican.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 13.-rhe dem
ocratic state convention to nominate
candidates for state Offices is scheduled
for 4 o'clock this afternoon, awiting the
arrival of train No. 4 from the west
with the delegates from that part of
the state.
Light Attendance.
There is every indication now that
the attendance will be very light. The
matter of the temporary chairman and
temporary secretary had not been de
termined when this dispatch was sent
at 3 o'clock, tie members Of the con.
vention present preferring to await the
arrival Of the western delegates.
Not Many Candidates.
There is little talk of candidates,
The convention may not conclude its
business before tomorrow.
, 1906-09-13
PLAN To WIPE OUT
ALL THE TERR0R|STS

loyalty to the revolutionists' cause, for
which she is giving her life, Mile. Seen
aide Deconopianikovo, the girl assassin
of General Min, was today executed for
the crime. Long live the revolution
for the land of liberty" she exclaimed
before swinging into eternity. The girl
never quivered as she mounted the
scaffold, and refused the services of a
priest. In a photograph sent her sis
ter she inscribed this last message:
MY life was all l had to give"
, 1906-09-13
PALIsADE WORMS ARE
AGAIN ATTACKING

HSTilN ~ lHSFNilNS IiShSSSi
DR.. A. w. Whitehouse this afternoon
reported two cases of the horse dis
ease which killed $50 horses on the
Laramie plain last year. The disease
is caused by what are known as pals
ade worms, breeding in the intestines
and producing weakness and stagger-
ing behind. The department of agri-
culture last year agreed to send an ex-
pert to Laramie to study the disease,
but he did not come, and DR.. White
house is anxious to gather what infor-
nation he can at the present time to
again interest the department. He
wants to hear from every horse owner
having an animal with the symptoms
of the presence of these worms with
out delay. So far there have been no
fatalities this year.
, 1906-09-13
WILSON FIGHTING.
Man Wanted at Cheyenne Not Willing.
Iy Coming from Colorado.
sneclal to The Republican.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 1S-Joe
Thomas, alias Joe Wilson, who is
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses at Torrington and 9th
err towns in northern Laramie county,
and who was arrested a few days ago
in Pueblo, is fighting extradition. He
has engaged lawyers in Colorado and
will not return to Wyoming unless
compelled to do so. County Attorney
Ross left yesterday afternoon to inter
view the Colorado authorities and in
sist upon the acceptance of the requi-
sition papers issued by Governor
Brooks of Wyoming.
, 1906-09-13
YOUNG WOMAN WHO ASSISTED
WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN SPAN
iSH WAR IN CUBA AGAIN
APPEALED TO.
Miss Margaret Aston ChanIer Told
That Treatment of RevoIutionist
Wounded BY Cuban government
is Worse Than During WeyIer Reg
ime-Cuban Representative at
New York Gives Denial.

New York, Sept. 13.-Colonel Aguire
of the Cuban revolutionary junta has
addressed a letter to Miss Margaret
Astor Chanler. The letter recalls Miss
CHAMBERS humane work in the Cuban
Instruction against Spain and chal-
lenges her compassion for wounded in
surgents. 1t declares that the treat
ment of the insurgents wounded by the
Palma government soldiers is more
barbarous than prevailed during the
Weyler regime in Cuba. The aid Of the
Red Cross society is implored.
Denial Already Entered.
Mario Aldemao, the official represen-
tative of the Cuban government in this
city, denies that such aid as suggested
in the letter is necessary and that
President Palma has issued orders
that the wounded are to be cared for
and treated alike.
, 1906-09-13
killed bv Jealous Woman

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 13.-It de-
velops today that Mrs. Morris Lewis
Fair, a young wife, was stabbed Mon
day evening. While her baby played
at her feet she was murdered by a
jealous woman, who walked behind the
wife's chair and with one left thrust
passed a razor through her throat, sew
ering the jugular vein, then taking her
wedding ring from the wife's finger,
threw the body into a closet. Her ar
rest was made today.
, 1906-09-13
ADAMS NAMED BY
THE CONVENTION
COLORADO DEMOCRATS NoMI-
NATE FORMER GOVERNOR
BY RECLAMATION.
Speer Delegations Thrown Out and
Patterson in Absolute Control of
Situation-Bryan Reaches Porkop-
oils and Given Reception on Sta
tion Platform.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 13.-The demo-
cratic state convention today nom
mated Alva Adams for governor by ac-
clamation. An adjournment was taken
and the remainder of the ticket will
be nominated this afternoon or late to-
night. The convention by a vote Of
561 to 163 elected the Mayor Speer
delegation. The convention vas abso-
lutely under the control of Senator Pat
terson.
, 1906-09-13
Death Ends Strange Career.

Hanover, Mass, Sept. 13.-The death
today of James Garland, a millionaire,
Boston and New York man, closes the
strange matrimonial career of the heir
to $4,000, 600. He married Maria Tu-
dor, a defendant of the royal house
of Tudors. Twice the couple separat-
ed and were remarked twice.
, 1906-09-13
All Jews Wiped Out.

Odessa, Sept. 13.-Practcally the
inhabitants of the late Jewish quarter
of the village of Coping, in the KAN
anetz district, have been murdered by
peasants, who attacked the village,
burning it to the ground. No definite
idea of the number killed is given out,
but few escaped. The bodies were
brutally mutilated.
, 1906-09-13
NOVEL UNION.
Made Up of Several Hundred Manned
Railroad Men.

Chicago, H., Sept. 13.-The One-Arm
Mems union, founded here last night,
is made up of 1000 arm-maimed, leg
less or armless switch tenders, flag
men and crossing men employed by
railroads here. The new union will
demand cushion seats for members
with stumps, ice water in summer and
shades to protect the tenders from
heat and rain.
, 1906-09-13
INSTITUTE INSTRUCTOR
IN THIS STATE.

Among the candidates for nomina-
ton at the republican state convention
next Friday, Mrs. Emma C. Leake will
be presented for state superintendent
of public instruction, says the Denver
Republican. Mrs. Leake is fitted for
this position by education and expert
ence. She is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Colorado and held a Gould
scholarship while pursuing post-gradu-
ate study at New York university. She
was for several years superintendent
at Buena Vista and at Florence. She
has been a normal institute instructor
in Colorado and Wyoming, and was for
five years vice principal of the Denver
normal and preparatory school.
, 1906-09-13
FELL FROM CART AND
DISLOCATED SHOULDER.

]. N. Collins, employed at the plas-
ter mill and residing with his family
on Tenth street, fell from a dump cart
at the plant this afternoon and dislo-
Gated one shoulder. His foot slipped
and he fell heavily to the ground. He
was treated by Drs. Ballard and Teb-
bitt at their office in the Interstate
Townslte building.
, 1906-09-13
Business to Be Resumed.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 13.-Receiv-
er Farlow of the Real Estate Trust
company announced today plans of re.
organization Immediately, the resump-
ton of business and the liquidation OF
every claim, the directors to provide
the funds, guaranteeing deposits. The
creditors have assented to the plan.
, 1906-09-13
No Bodies Found.

Tulsa, /. T., Sept. ia rescue par
ty worked all night in the ruins OF the
collapsed Arlington building without
finding any persons thought entomoed'
It is believed that all the occupants
escaped. Chief Alder of the fire de-
partment was crushed when a section
fell in the second collapse, but he may
recover.
, 1906-09-13
sleeper Expects Attack.

Washington, Sept. 13.-From infor-
nation received today from Charge
d'Affairs Sleeper, an attack by Cuban
revolutionists on Havana at any time
would not be surprising. An order
was Sent to Norfolk to hurry the re-
pairs on the cruisers Tacoma and
Cleveland. 1t is still hoped in official
circles that there will be no call for
i~nterference.
, 1906-09-13
viii Form General Staff.

London, Sept. 13.-War Minister Hal
dame today issued an order formally
constituting the general staff. In do
ing this England acknowledges that
she initiates the war plan of Japan.
The general staff will consist of three
major generals, six colonies, twenty
majors and twenty other officers.
, 1906-09-13

New York, Sept. 13.-Instead of be-
ing dead, IS reported from a French
prison, to which she had been sentenc-
ed for her part in the robbery of the
American express offices in Paris,
which sent Eddie Guerin to Devils isl
and for life, Chicago May" perhaps
the most notorious uni criminal in
American police annals, is alive and
well in Rio De Janerlo.
, 1906-09-13
Junta's Organ Seized.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 13.-Oficers
have seized the plant of Regeneration,
the Mexican %junta's organ here. 1t
was under an attachment issued for
Colonel w. c. Greene, the copper king,
who is charged with libel. According
to Senior Arcuji, the next number will
probably be issued in Europe.
, 1906-09-13

st. Petersburg, Sept. 13.-Europe,
with the exception of England and
Switzerland, has united to wipe tut the
%terrorists. They are to be hunted
down as common enemies of constitut-
ed governments. Russia has secured
the promises of the governments
pledged Il full police cooperation in
stamping out the secret terrorist move
mants
, 1906-09-13
coRBIN TO RETIRE.
Returns From Switzerland to Be Pres.
ent at Ceremonies.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 13.-Lieutenant
General Henry C. Corbin, United
States army, returned today from Lake
Geneva, to be present tomorrow at
the ceremonies which will retire him
from the army, Major General Greeley,
who will succeed General Corbin, will
arrive here tonight.
, 1906-09-13
The Denver At Havana.

Havana, Sept. 13.-The event of to-
day was the arrival of the United
States protected cruiser Denver. When
the flag on Moro castle signaled her
approach the news spread rapidly and
crowds fastened to the wharves. I'M
mediately after anchoring Ensign
Blakely was sent ashore to the Amer
lean legation to notify Charge DAT
fairs Sleeper of her arrival, and that
she was a the legations service.
, 1906-09-13
THROWN FROM HORSE
AND SUFEERS

Archie Mclean of the Mary Powell
ranch on Horse creek is at the Johnson
hotel. suffering from a broken collar
bone. He was riding a horse and the
animal fell with him, throwing the
rider over its head and on to his arm
and shoulder. He is under the care
of DR.. Stevens and will be laid up for
coma time
, 1906-09-13
DRAKE FOR STATE SENATOR.
Unanimous Choice of Tenth Senatorial
District Convention of Colorado.

Fort Collins, Colo, Sept. Ex-senator
w. A. Drake was the unanimous choice
of the senatorial convention for the
Tenth district held in this city yester-
day, for reelection to the state senate.
The counties of Boulder and Larimer
compose the district, and both were
fully represented in the convention.
, 1906-09-13
WILL MOVE STUDIO
TO THIRD STREET.

Word has been received that MI
and Mrs. oliver will not return to Lar
annie and will locate elsewhere. Miss
Bulson, who has charge of Mrs. DIV
er's class, will remain in Laramie, but
will remove the studio to 157 north
Third street and will give pupils re-
citals and grade them as previously.
, 1906-09-13
CAMPAIGN IN WYOMING MAKING
HEADWAY UNDER LEADER
SHIP OF STATE CHAIR
MAN BURDICK.
Democratic Convention in Session at
State Capital Today, With Some
Difficulty in Securing Candidates
Willing to Run-stlckney of This
County May Be Named-sketch of
Republican State Chairman.


Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. l3.-The po-
litical campaign is now on in earnest
in Wyoming, and the voters will be
flooded with literature from now until
election day, which occurs in Novem-
Der. The democrats hold their state
convention in this city today and the
outcome was in doubt when this dis
patch was sent, for few lanes have
been mentioned for the various posi-
tons on the state and congressional
tickets. From time to time the demo
Gratis have brought out candidates for
congress, governor, secretary of state,
treasurer, justice and superintendent
of public instruction, but in every in.
stance the person has declined posi-.
lively to run. as a result the demo
Gratis must hunt for candidates with a
fine-toothed comb, and the outcome is
very discouraging for the party to say
the least.
, 1906-09-13
TOOTH CAUSES DEATH.
Septic Poison Causes Demise of Noted
Hotel Manager.

New York, Sept. 13.-Oscar Math-
ews, manager of the Royalty hotel,
formerly with the Palmer house, Chi
cago, and the Planters, st. Louis, died
during the night of septic poisoning,
induced by an infiamed tooth.
, 1906-09-13
SHOOTING AT DENVER.
Man Calls Another Names and Gets
Revolver Bullet.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 19.-Because
Andrew Carlson asked Charles Nolan,
a Laramer street saloonkeeper, for a
drink of whiskey and later asked Roy
Haskins to pay for the liquor, calling
Haskins names because he refused,
Haskins deliberately pulled a gun and
shot Carlson dead at G o'clock this
morning.
, 1906-09-13
BEATEN BY GIRL.
Daughter of Rich stock Broker Wins
Long Swimming Match.

New York, Sept. 13.-Corren Violet,
the ~1S-year-old daughter of a rich
stock broker, defeated Dennison Batch,
ir., in a swimming race from the West
chester County club to Great Neck,
Long Island. Both swimmers finished
strong. The distance is twelve miles.
, 1906-09-13
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, 1906-09-13
MAY HAVE PASS.
Rockefeller One of Few to Benefit
From Lodge Amendment.

Washington, d. c.. Sept. 13.-lt has
been found that Rockefeller is entitled
to free railroad transportation because
he is president of a pipe line termed
a nmo carrier. The Lodge amend
ment permits free passes between Of
ficials of common carriers. The Stand
, 1906-09-13
Terrorists Renew Threats.

Warsaw, Sept. 13.-The %terrorists
have renewed their threats that if Jew
ish massacres are attempted here they
will kill every foreign consul to force
the Intervention of the foreign powers.
Fears of massacres are growing hourly,
the rough tactics of the soldiers being
taken as an indication of a plan to e
asperate the people and give an excuse
for outrages. The people are becom-
ing desperate under the soldiers gloat-
ing in enforcing martial law.