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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

w. w. Parce. the landscape archi-
tect Of Boulder. was La Junta
visitor last Friday. and in the even
ing met with the Park Commission
in the council chamber at the CITY
hall. submitting his plan for beauti-
flying La Junta's City Park" south
Of town in the new Park addition.
The plan was approved by the Park
Commission. and when carried out
in its entirety will be one Of the
finest and most complete small
parks in the state.
The plan provides for a small
forest of trees and shubbery, a
series Of five ''lakelets. Joined by
small canals. innumerable walks
ranging in width from six to ten
feet. band stand. an outdoor audi
torium with seating capacity for
l.ooo people. wading pond. skating
pond. flower garden. and an
athletic field for tennis or other
outdoor sports. The plan was so
complete that the Park Commis-
sion could not suggest a single
thing in the way Of improvement.
Mr.. Parce was instructed To proceed
with the work of preparing the
grading plans. and as soon as they
are submitted work will be COM
menced preparing the park site for
the planting Of trees and shubbery
next spring.
Superintendent Aver. Of the
western division Of the Santa Fe.
and r. NJ. Bisbee. Of the engineer
ing department. were among those
present at the meeting. and much Of
the time was taken up in discussing
plans for beautifying and parking
the grounds sdjacent To the depot.
The railroad officials were much
interested in the depot parking plan
snd pFvmied to do everything in
their Pswer 90 sssist the park COM
mission in IN effort to make Of
tie depot grcunds . beauty spot
thaf wsuId attract the aftenticn of
the thouAnn1s q travellers Who poss
thrvugh La Junta-
Mr- rarce was Instructed to pre-
pare . p,an fer parting the three
biorhs be<veen Snn Juan snd Ration
avenues he pi.n is to plant the
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

Trade with H. G. Todd
Ask for Dunkin's.brezd.

Ask for -Dunkin's.brezd.
Smoke ia Junta's Best Sold
by all deaiers.
Thompson can save you money on
household goods.
Old newspapers for sale at this
Office at twenty cents per hundred.
For fire. life and accident insur-
ance call on S. r. Mendelson. room
3. Miller block.
II you want the best lawn mower
on earth go to the La Junta Hard
ware Company.
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
For REST-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms; modern. Inquire 502
Belleview avenue.
For RENT-Furnished rooms: new
house; new furniture: close in
Dad" Stephenson.
Stop the wagon of the La Junta
Ice Company for artificial ice. Bes,
in town. Phone 522 red.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
442 black: night phone. 462 red.
The La Junta Drug Company
makes a speciality Of sundaes and
fancy drinks Of all descriptions.
For RENT-Furnished rooms. In
quire Of Mrs. j. B. O'Neil. corner of
Carson avenue and Fifth street.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-Ia Junta Milling Co.
Coolest place in Dunkin's 5
ice cream parlor. Two electric fans.
also souvenir fans for our patrons.
Bring your hides and pelts. dry or
green. to the La Junta Hardware
Company. Highest market price
paid.
Monthly school report cards. good
for any school district in Otero
county. for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office.
Are you going to paint? Ifso. see
the La Junta Hardware Company.
agents for Halleck's house paints.
best on earth.
Who's your iceman? Phone black
1853 or Junta -. La Junta Cold
Cold Storage Company. c. w. Won
derly. Manager.
The La Junta Hardware Company
is agent for the Schwab Safe and
Lock Company. They have safes for
sale from S35 up.
Mrs. W. ). Matlock. who has been
visiting in Kansas City. No.. during
the past three months. returned
home Monday morning.
There will be civil service ex-
animation in La Junta some time
during August for all Of the rural
carriers in Otero county.
Thomas Mulhern. an old-,ime
train dispatcher Of this city. has
been in town several days this week
visiting old-time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Steen were
enjoying an outing at Glenwood
Springs. when last heard from. and
Mr.. Steen is reported to be improv-
ing rapidly.
Mrs. j. r. Mcfarland arrived
home last Saturday by the automo-
bile route from Ordway. where she
has been visiting relatives during
the past three weeks.
J. W. Roberts. private secretary
To Superintendent Parker. has re-
signed and left Sunday for Topeka
to accept a position on the Rock
Island under General Manager Cain.
Charles Wellington is his successor
in La Junta.
Joe Wiedeman was tried before
Judge Teeters last Saturday on a
charge Of interfering with head
gates Of the Otero canal. The pros
ecuting witness was Ditch Rider
Nolan. Judge Teeters ASSESSED a
fine Of slo and costs.
For SALE Seven room house on
Second street. close to shops. suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
BODY FOUND IN PARIS,
THAT OF OHIO WOMAN
Identification Made Through
Name Ethel Brown" on
Underwear.

CINCINNATI, March S.-Nrs Ethel
Geachcy Brown whose dead body was
taken from the river Seine, near Paris
France. yesterday. was a native Of Fay
ettevlIc, o.. from which place she re-
moved after the death Of her parents
twenty years ago, TO some unknown
place.
The Identification was made through a
clue found in this city today
John Conrey. for many ySorS resi-
dent Of Fayetteville, recalled Ethel ns
ono OF hIs childhood playmates. He said
''I remember the GeaCheys very we'll
The family moved from Fayetteville
about twenty years ago, and since that
time 1 have not heard of them,
They were French Immigrants ana III
is possible they returned 10 France.
Was Prosperous Farmer
John Geachcy was prosperous farmer
and had a large family. Ethel, or EttlG'
as we called her, was a young slIl,
scarcely In her teens, when the tamlly
moved from Fayetteville and, or course:
AT that time was unmarried none OF
the girls, 40 far as | know. married any
one named Brown .,-.,,,- -,
s''Thc older residents of FaNetteNllIe re-
member the family well, but mono oil them
know what became OF thcm, 1onh
Gcachey and his wife died and were buriGn
at FAYETTEVILLE and II was otlet thiS
that tho rest OF the family lelt INC VIZ
lage,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
COLONEL JOHN BUpB
WILL Be A BR|GAD|ER
Infantry Officer Wins in Spirit
ed Scramble for a Gen
erals Star.

WASHINGTON, March S-Ono OF the
most spirited contests for place in the
history of the army was settled today.
when Secretary Taft announced that Col.
John w. Bubb of the Twelfth infantry
had been selected to be Brigadier-General
in the United States army, to I'll the va
cancy created by the retirement OF Gen.
Carr
il has been rumorcd for some time past
that a junior officer was TO be promoted
to this position and many circles were
greatly disturbed.
Col Bubb s from Pennsylvania. He
entered the service as a private ut the
outbreak OF the Civil war. He must re-
tire on account OF age in 1907. But Col.
Bulbs promotion Will be preceded by the
promotion OF four Licutenant-Colon TO
the rank of Brlgadler- General conditioned
Upon their imm adiatc retirement
They arc l.. w. Cook. Twenty-flfth In
fantry, joseph NJ. Calf. Artillery Corps
II. r. Turrlll medical department and
Crosby 2. Miller, Quartermaster's depart
mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
THIS Is the Way Apostle Smoot Is Really Suspended
WOMAN ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING
Taken Into Custody at Denver
and Accused of Stealing
Little Niece.

DENVER, Colo. March S-Mrs. Bella
Fcnwick of Montreal. Canada, was placed
under arrest here today charged with
kidnapping Telegraphic instructions from
Maiden, Mass. led to her arrest.
Mrs Fenwlck Is accused of having kid
napcd her eight-year-old niece. Reta
Victoria Sully. who was living at the
home of her uncle, George Bishop. In
Maiden, She admits having possession of
the child, but declares that she took the
little ono in order that she might be
given a proper home.
She charges her brother-in-law, George
Bishop, with ill-treating the child. Mrs.
Fenwick also stated that she had been
accused of kidnapping Mabel Sully the
twelve-year-old sister of Reta. but added
that she had been Instructed by the girls
mother before her death two years ago
in Montreal TO have the girl placed In
hospital in New York for treatment. and
that she had acted upon the mothers re-
quest,
Calls 1t Spite Work.
the result OF spite, and she accuses the
children's father and their uncle George
Bishop, with being at the bottom OF It
In a statement given TO the press to-
Sully, was not ut man to raise the girls,
and declared she would fight for their
continued possession. Her intentions In
this regard we're shown when she ap-
peared before Judge Mccall this after
noon. and while admitting that she was
in the custody OF the police, asked to be
appointed guardian of the Sully children.
The two girls wero questioned by the
Judge and said that they wanted TO re-
main with their aunt. Mrs. Fenwick, and
Judge Mccall granted the lattcrs re-
quest
Information was received from Maiden.
Mass tonight that an officer would leave
ut once for Denver with requisition pa,
ners for Mrs Fenwick. The latter said
she would fight this action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Mother and Daughter Dead.
ENGINE PLoWs THROUGH TRAIN
Four Lahorers Killed and Thirty-Five
Badly Injured.

GREENSBURG, Pa. March s-An en-
CINE running light, on he tho Pennsyl
yGnla. near Rad .nburg. Pa. today crashed
into a work train on which were about
seventy-nye Italian labo-ers, employed on
a new pipe line.
Four of the men were killed and thirty
five others injured, several OF whom will
dle The injured were brought to the
hospital in this city, but. being foreign
crs and known only by numbers. their
nnInce could not be ascertained
Immediately after the accident the train
crew went to the assistance OF the In
jured, bu6 were forced to flee from tho
angry Italians, who appeared crazed at
the sight OF their dead and dying country
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
THREE DEAD AS A
RESULT OF WRECK
Limited Train Crashes Into the
Rear End Of a Local
Passenger. 81;
-
SLIPPERY RAIL PREVENTS
BRAKES FROM HOLDING
Stockman Is Fatally Injured in
a Burlington Collision
in Iowa.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, " Y, March s.
Three deaths have followed the wreck
or the local passenger train on the Della
ware & Hudson railroad. bound from
Rutland. VT. for Troy, which while held
up by freight wreck near the local sta
ton was run down by the Montreal flyer
southbound. last night
This morning at the Saratoga hotel, to
which the moro seriously injured were
removed, the following list OF dead and
injured was given 10 the Associated
Press
The Dead.
MRS. CHARLES ESMOND, aged "
years. Of GnnSevoort.
GERTRUDE ESMOND, her daughter,
aged 10 years
FRANK sINDECUsE, travelling
salesman OF Buffalo.
Frank CardeS OF Albany Is seriously In
jured. His condition this morning was
about even chances of recovery.
Frank Tcrse OF Albany, Nelson NJ. Var
of Saratoga, who were less seriously In
tured and who were removed 10 their
homes or the homes of friends. Will II is
expected. recover
Mother and Daughter Dead.
Mrs. Esmond died at 2.l5 o'clock this
morning. Her daughter survived her In
Juries but a few moments Mr.. Sinde-
cuse, whose leg was severed. died dur
ing the night
1t was said today that the engineer OF
the Montreal express. who had been
warned by a brakeman from the local
train. was because of slippery rails due
to the rain unable to slacken the speed
Of his locomotive before IL crashed Into
the stalled train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
EvERHART's COLORADO RECORD
His Concern Was Once Closed Up by
q. S. Postal Authorities.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. March s
Franklin EVerhart, one of the men ar
rested I'm London today on q charge of
obtaining large sums Of money by fraud
is said to have been formerly connected
with the United States Cereal company
of New York which was closed out by
the United States postal authorities in
1907 on similar grounds
The company Is said to have guaranteed
80 per cent on funds invested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
Col. William Stanton, Retired, Named
TO Be Brigadier General

0-AsgISGToN March s.-The President to-
duy 1ent the following nominations TO the
Senate;
Associate Justice Of the Supreme court OF
1kiahcmn-John T. Pancoast.
Register OF Land ofilccs-Andrew J. Ross. at
AIya Okla George h Roberts, at Mongum,
OKLA
Receiver OF public moneys-Georgc ID, Or
ner nt Alvn. Okla.
Colonel retired. to be Brign0ler General. re-
tirod-Wluiam Stanton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
LIVELY RACE RIOT
Hungarians and Negroes Fight With
Guns and Razors.

DIooIN III. March s.-A lively riot oc-
CURED between negroes and Hungarinns en-
ployed IN the coal mine at Zeielcr, and sew
erul combatonts on both siccs received lu-
nITies but no deaths hnNo been reported.
IL is snil thot tho rot resulted from vi
feeling that has been brewing for somo time
over labor difhculues-
Cum knives razcrs and clUOs wcr" brought
into play but finally order was restored and
tho outbreak was not resumed today.
II is feared. however, that quiet has been
rnninrcl only temOororilg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
ptOlNG TO ISLANDS
sOess Squadron Will Di-
alexandria, Egypt.

',nSS, March s.-The secre.
.rery has received a cable
= <inun-1nder Hosley, commnnd-
,%sSlng the drydock Dewey
L saying that the repairs
a.,r- is,, Progressing al Las
49, SANDS, end that he OK
|e r. W. Journey 10 tho Medi-
y IA -, ;I,h inst. He reported
~ Tseore nv. require the services
1lsas tsISolifls, sS,ls, which was sent
WIN machinery for the
|iq .enled Sasled from Las Palma q
sssi.oS,oralter and Will rninin
,, heet in the Mcditcrl
etAnSrs, at Beirut and viii go
\ T1'a, Ts where the squadron ON
P',d The %rI,on o,son going TO the
"a O'ner returning TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Stockman Fatally Injured.

BURLINGTON Ia. March S-A rear
cid collision here to1ny between two sec
tlons OF freight train on the Burlington
railway resulted In tho injury OF four
men.
S Heaton OF New Virginia. n stock
man, was fatally injured
The accident was caused by the first
section of the trnin breaking in two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
WEATHER REPORT
Weather for today-Fnir.

Weather for today-Fnir.
Yesterdays report at tho local ONCE OF tho
weather bureau:
Maximum temperature, G degrees: minimum
Temperatures, 81 degrees; mean temperature u
degrees which is degrees above the normal
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
the frst OF the month. S2 degrees
Accumulated oIcess of temperature since
January J. IL degrees
Total precipitation from p. N. TO p. M.
none.
Accumulated excess of precipitation since the
0rst OF the month. a. inches.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation oincc
january 1. .75 inches
Relative humidity at p. NJ, so per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Emperor Of China Is Sick

PEKING March S.-The Emperor OF
China. Tsai Tien. is ILL., kilograms
have been dispatched to all tho Viceroys
OF China asking them to send their best
physicians to Peklng. The physicians at
the palace here say the Emperors illness
is serious, but not alarming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
One Editor Kills Another.

SHREVEPORT. La, March 81 StucScy.
editor OF the Peoples Demands shot and
killed at Colfa1. La, this morning by a. ~,
Goodwin editor of tie ColfaS Chronicle, The
Gauge OF the tragedy was the publication of
an article by Stuckcy rejecting on the char
or C,cfGWlO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Left Oklahoma Year Ago.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla, March s.-1nquTy
here leyciopS tho fact that tho Mining Secur-
ties and Investment company had Office
here about n ago for a short time but
very little ia known here OF either Simmons
or Eyerhart and they have beon gone over
n year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Veteran Shoots Himself.

PORTLAND, Or. March S.-A special
from Jacksonville, Or. states that
Thomas Ferguson, a veteran aged Is
years who lived near Phoenix that
county. was found dead with a bullet
hole through his head March L. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict of sui
eide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Killed In Saloon Brawl.

IAWTOS Okla, March Sin saloon fight
nenr the line OF the Chicksuw Nation, thirty
miles cast OF Lawton. Inst might I'D Buchan-
on and Thomas Caldwell wor" shot ana killed.
nnd n third man, name unknown, was serious-
y wounded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Claimed Big Connections.

The advertising matter OF the Mining Sc.
crrltles and Investment corporation Of
which ETerhnrt is ce-orcsldcnt and Sim
mons director. gives the head Office nj 20
broadway. Other documents seized bear
ENorha-ts rnmc as president OF tho Index
Nininy company, Incorporated. OF South Da-
kota, and president OF tho Sun Incandescent
Light company OF New York City" and treas
urer OF The International Dash and Fender
Machine company of New Jersey"
Simmons represents himself from Illinois
and EveThnrt from Pennsylvania but IL Is
understood that no such persons have been in
business In New York. They believed to
have been operating the continent and In
tho provinces as well as in London
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
AMERICAN MINING MEN
LAND IN LONDON JAIL
Charged With Obtaining Money
by Selling Shares in Fake
Companies.

LONDON, March s-Harry Samuel Sim
mons and franklin EVcrhart Americans were
arrested here today and each remanded in
$1,000 bail on charges OF conspiracy and OBJ
talning large sumo OF money by fraud
Tho prisoners are described as stock and
share brokers end alleged to have Issued
forged shares AMI certificates In connection
with Alaska, Oklahoma. Cripple Creek and
Aonitoon mining companies.
According 20 the police evidence Fyorhort
Is Nice-president OF the Mining Sureties md
investment corporation" alleged TO be regis
tered at Oklahoma City. Tho naIr bnyo hc,n
In London few months
ono OF tho specific charges against Simmons
and fyerhsrt is forgery % share certificates
or the La Chivto Mining company. Two hun
dred and NIFTY OF these certificates forged IA.
London have been seized They puraort 10
to SO 600 ccch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
-FOUR F|VE-MAN
TEAMS HOLD ALLEYS
Two Man Teams Given an Oppor-
tunity to Show What They \
Can Do.

-Four strong nve-man teams held tho alleys
Tor tho greatcr part OF tho afternoon OF
Thursday, the second DAY Of the hrbt annual
tournament OF the Western bowling congress,
which Is being held In this city. The teams,
the work Of which was watched with great
interest by n big crowd OF bowling enthusiasts,
were: Salt Lake Specials. Butte, Scnttlo
Hninlcrs and Los Angeles. The scores follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
m CHARGED
4 |jIND|CTNENT is
\ Mutual Reserve Life
.,s Company Accused
Of Fraud.
hOF COMPANY'S
knS IS ALSO CHARGED
have Used Policy-HOld.
|,ney to Defend Per
ursl Litigation.

-,uy March S.-Indictments
L. larceny In the first de-
.-r,ry In the third degree by
\, Bornhnm, president; George
q first vlcc-president and
-.A.m. Jr.. second vice-presi-
4 Mutual Reserve Life Insur-
- were found by the grand
q. l.dlctnents were brought
Ia oScer TWO for grand lar
|a,s. for forgery. The alleged
n scrzery was brought about,
/, hs Indictments. by pay
|r0 Of the company's money
q, the apparent purpose OF
.hrd 10 have been to settle
,r tie company, while the
. \ alleged 10 have been TO
"a which had been brought
Is Of the company as indi-
r-sa, on which a charge OF
ss;d alleged that the officers
/ m Guns. one OF $500 and the
ID on October "a. 1901.
|fn.d at S12, 500 Each,
4 sscsrs appeared in the Court
A ssson. where Judge O'Sul-
4 cs!r bail at $4,000 each and
.Rri Thursday as the time for
..ssAan. Jr., when seen at the
|, ,ea after the jury's action
|R1rmoed, said
. lse1 expecting this and have
rl.sl TO defend US. Aside
Il hat II there has been any
|--llsd II Is but n technical
M care to discuss the case" "
d sxss Of alleged forgery the
tt.srgss that $500 was entered
y book as paid TO Nichols &
|rIsys OF ?. J Armstrong. TO
he cf Armstrong against the
|fnyany arising out OF a con-
r. him and the company.
'f1t for Personal Defense.
\ toScvcr. the Indictment
y rosey was paid to Nichols
h H,usmsnt of an action which
E,1eJs for J. Douglass Wells.
~ brought against Frederick
Il lbdividually,
- Indictment for forgery
% he defendants caused the
n 10 Be entered on the com
n Is made in payment to
-h ard Elkus for legal SER
Pc o3 them to the company.
.Harcs the Indictment, the
lah, With Instructions TO turn
u attorney OF ] Douglass
tsbGrse Wells for disburse-
IL 3 claimed had been made
7 eSieadlng actions brought
! D Frederick a, Burnham
ard by George d. EldrIdge
asd In order to induce Wells
rk 8 discontinuance of those
allotment for forgery Is
u Iayment Of 5000 OF the com
rs on September q. 1901
the indictment charges.
2 ioe cash book as made to
and Elkus for legal SER
Use of the Money.
Epcae Of this payment is,
fa 70 have been for delivery
White. attorneys for
PATTERSON. for the pur-
|e one action which Patter-
,.,Eisly brought against the
~ against Frederick A. Burn
" Eldrldge individually,
G6os which had been
~ ratterson, one by George
soividually, one by Fred
-n and one by the com
70 tne transactions of the
, r,s nv the grand jury has be-
sl sl consideration of In
ISs' Regarding this gem
- Inc jury recently asked
r-n .n o. the Court Of General
|@-sons @ for guidance in the
,,Sugatlon. Today Judge
80 also District Attorney
me Jury TO walt before
iSSestIgation until opin-
.sathoritics can be obtained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
!" rlkE In DAWSON
\. STARTS From Over.
! -uInaee In Saloon

7, ~ SDSla, Mateh S.-A special from
,..ea Dss5 s.s, Tne IRE TIETGa Originate '0is is
y J, aud bv mo Monte Carlo sa-
tIs;ss lss IN overhoAted furnace
szl. e., cs,,. .ntlre buiidlnS wss
frsat ,,rss, o building. the Inrgcst
A.. ''e'' Ia Practically a Total
,sad prSr pl company nrc de-
s salnusls pliy 10 tho second
assistance. The ioes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
Ipr in New York

salt iSLha S.-The following
| W ]. G CnI"vrc In the city
ssn E. r PS'oSz, Mrs. S. Il.
Is Stevenson = Parsons. j. s
: 0sl~ar, p r?uJJ.%S%i ). pdnaSas. H5s.