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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

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lr ft-t +ulii1s l'-lstt tn8eut edited uy
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Other features are Theodore Watts-Duu-
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acNNtlft ny nag Edwin a Able. draw
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ltiI' Decisive BATTLES OF thc Law"
IT huma~ s. JauNier's Legends OF the CITY
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Ilnca,. Harvesting Floral Perfumes
seven hfl.Nhnt sGnrt stories and Ulustra-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04

We are issuing q series of small books (cloth
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more over three months ago with the
classes of revenue service cadets aboard.
This summer the Chase cruised up the At
lantic coast, visiting all the more important
ports In New England. About ten days ago
she returned to the Chesapeake, and since
that time has been in the bay. where the
cadets have had target practice and other
work.
The old sloop OF war Oriole. which. un-
der the name Dale. was for years . recsiv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
CADETS TO PARADE.
Corps From Revenue Cutter to Take
Part in Baltimore Jubilee.

The revenue service cadet practice bark
Chase Is steaming up the bay. bound to
Baltimore. and will reach there IN few
days. in time for the corps Of cadets to
take part In the Baltimore Jubilee ceis-
bration next week. The Chase left BaIti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04

ing ship at the navy yard here. and which
was turned over to the revenue cutter serv-
Ice by the Navy Department about three
months ago, Is at Arundel Cove. the service
station near Baltimore. and II being fitted
UP with living quarters for the cadets while
the school Of instruction at Arundel Cove 10
being rebuilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04

The newly organised Bank of Commerce
and industry, with &1OO00,00O capital,
opened for business at Mexico City yester-
day. James Silver Of New York and H.
Clay Pierce are among thu foreign mem
bers of the board Of directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04

The young woman who last Sunday as
sassinated Gen. Mn, commander of the Se-
minovsly Guard Regiment. win be tried BY
court-mafttal
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Rapid Transit in the Future.
BY WILLIAM f. CURTIS.
ial Correspondence Of The Star and IL

The only features of Warsaw which seem
to be behind the times are the cabs and the
street cars After one has been accustomed
to the splendid horses that haul the .droslis
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Abe Chase returned home last
Saturday from his trip East. He
visited n part of King Edwards
dominion aud says the people of
Canada are quiet and are not
stirred up all the time over poll
tics. He visited New York City
and took in the sights Of the town.
The country rs whole seems to
he prosperous.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Frank |. Willsie, n pro minent
Denver lawyer, accompanied hy
Prof. j. A. Patterson, of Canada, Il
mining expert, made trip to Jas
per Monday To examine the prop
critics of the Mizer Gold Mining
Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
\ ea.s n.ss,.s.

A meeting Of the central com
mlttee Of the 18th jndiclal distr,ct
was held at Judge HOlbrOOk' 3
Office IN Alamosa Monday night.
There were present Judge Hol-
brook and the clerks of his cOurt
from all the counties in the dls.
trict except from Sagnache which
WIS represented hy mn ex-cierk.
Judge Baxter WIN member Of
this committee and when he moved
away he sent in his reslgnatiOn and
asked that J. Z. Veerkamp Ike ap-
pointed in hls place. The char.
man nf the central committee Of
Rio Grande county and the two
members of the state committee
also asked the committee to till
this vacancy Nv the appointment
of Mr.. Veerkamp, hut the judge
aud his clerks aisregsrsieti these
requests and appointed Clerk
Hs6y Of Del Nor.e. Now Il ~ np
to Judge Hafy IL deliver The R,o
Grande county delegation tO Iudgs
HOihrNOk when the conveMtMa
meets.
But from present Indications the
Judge will not nes,l this county m
he seems 10 have the COaei.m an.l
Cost,ila delegations N his vest
packets. These Two Delegations
have the requisite aMmt,cr 10
nominate.
1t is reported that Fred War.
shsner is nj work night and day tn
secure n nomination fOr the Judge
In order to shut out any further
Investigations of the affairs In
Conejos county which have l,een in
the hands Of graftsrs far years,
keeping cNlnty warrants ut d,s.
count and preventing any invest,
CATION for all these years. The
Conejn~ gang seem IL feel that
they have y friend on the judicial
bench and prOp'~e to keep him
there, M matter NJ what expense.
The time anil place Of holding
the coaveaa,na was axsd for Sep.
temher lth n Alamoas. The rep
reaenistina h 10 10 the same M
that To the seate cssAventiOn. VIE:
Conejos, l9; Cnatsila, s; Mineral 3;
Rio Gran.ie. .; Sagnsche. Z. II
will require ~ delegates tn n",ni.
nate and CNa~jn~ and Cw,,lls have
that aMn,ler.
From the way ths hali has
started ruling IN siection of
Judge In this distrsct ~,ll liz M
b"ys play sn.i will mn go nv ds.
fault.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Miss Gussie Moore, one of the
Del Norte teachers, who has been
attending the state normal school
during vacation, WAS visiting with
the McKune family the first of the
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

The Colorado State FAIR will be
held ai Pueblo September 10 10 .
this year. An unusually fine cX
hihit is expected ON account of the
extra good crops, over the state,
and the increased premiums.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

State Engineer Jaycox and
Water Superintendent Jones went
over to the Alamosa river Tuesday
to inspect the big reservoir and
returned Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Mrs. George Widman and son
Charles, and Mrs. Charles Hanson
left Wednesday on n visit to In
pata where they expect To spend n
few days picking berries
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Oscar Boggs was operated upon
last Sunday for appendicitis and is
now doing well.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

John Foster has bought the
Presbyterian parsonage aud will
move into u rs soon Ms his lease of
the Gibbs house expires.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

w. +. Sumpicr and W L. Ayers
of Center were in town Tuesday
On their way to Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Will Pickett called doctor to
see him twice Monday. Will was
more scared than hurt and We'd
nesday was at his place AGAIN IN
the bank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

W. Y. White has a good ranch
for sale and will take town prop
rrty ON purchase price and make
the right kind of terms on the bal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

W. o. Station made n hnainess
trip to Denver Sunday night and
returned Wednesday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Asa Mlddsugh, of Del Norte
and Denver, was in town Welnes
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

BoRN: Saturday, AUGUST %,
To Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Conan,, n
hoy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Noyle Gibbs, son of u. j. Gibbs,
came up from Denver Tnrsday
with Will tRrrOw on a short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Assessor Fullenwiher nf Sa-
gnsche county WAS doing business
in town Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
MInias Notes.

B. q Allen came down from
Lake Fork last Saturday and will
remain in town ten days or two
weeks. Mr.. Allen has been work
ing on a prospect there for several
years aud has at last opened %
foot lead which looks good to him.
This property is just sonth of the
big Mammouth mine at pln,oro.
Orrie Monroe came down from
the Asistic Tuesday fora few days
rest. He says work is progressing
nicely ON the hig tnnnel
Work on the Forrest King, Pla-
toro, is being pushed by the I..ss-es,
Adj Hall arrived in TOWN Tues.
day from Cripple Greek TO do
some assessment work on proper
i,ea which he has over on the Con
ejos river
Representatives OF Denver capi-
ialisI- went 30 Jasper Monday to
examine the Mizer group of mines
with h view of pnshing develop
meni work on the same.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Harry Tarhell and Conniy Com
missioner John Smith, OF Saonache
were IN town FRIDAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Lon Miller. Of Attica. Indiana
arrived here Tuesday on visit
with his old friend u. NJ. Green.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Jesse Hess of Center was doing
business IN town Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Work on the new bridge at the
Soltiisrs Home is progressing rap
IDLY. a large force of men are At
work putting in the concreie and
iron pirrr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

John H.cker and wife made a
business trip to La lara Wednes
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

State Senator Goodwin aud wife
II W,lIi~msport, Indiana, arrived
in town Wednesday,. The senator
has large real estate interests IN
the valley aud comes here tn see
how crOtp are IoOkjup.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Earl Love. wife and iMby IeM
Tuesday nigh, IN y wait ri two
weeks "r more with relatives IN
LDngmOnt anil CoIors,iA Sprinxs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Hon. +. C. Goudy arrived IN
town Tuesday tO look after the
affairs 0f hls companies IN the val
Icy. Mr.. Gondy has been men
tiOnssl M n candidate for governor.
II M he will most likely have the
support Of the Rio Grande county
delegation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01


Asa M,ddaugh, Of Del Norte
and Denver, wss in town Wednes
day.
John Hscker aud wife made a
business trip to La lara Wednes
day.
Oscar BOggs was operated upon
last Sunday for appendicitis and is
now doing well.
Assessor Fullenwiher nf Sa-
gnache county WAS doing business
in town Wednesday.
w. +. Sumpicr and W, Il. Ayers
of Center were in town Tuesday
IN their way tn Denver.
W. o. Station made n hnainess
trip to Denver Sunday night and
returned Wednesday morning.
Lon Miller, Of Attica. Indiana
arrived here Tuesday on n visit
with his old friend l.. NJ. Green.
Noyle Gibbs, son Of u. j. Gibbs,
came up from Denver Tuesday
with Will t'arrOw on short visit.
John Foster has bought the
Presbyterian parsonage and will
move into u rs soon as his lease of
the Gibbs house expires.
Work on the new bridge at the
SOltlisrs' Home is progressing rap
IDLY. A large f"rce of men are At
work putting in the concrete and
iron pirrr.
State Senator Gnodwin aud wife
G W,lIiSmspOrt, Indiana. arrived
in town Wednesday. The senator
has large real estate interests IN
the valley aud comes here tn see
how cross are lo"king,
Hon. +. G. Goudy arrived IN
town Tuesday to look after the
affairs Of hIs companies IN the val
ley. Mr.. Goudy has been men.
tiOnesl M N candidate for governor.
II NJ he will most likely have the
support Of the Rio Grande county
delegation.
DIID:-At Durango, August %,
Mrs. John B. HeiIman who for
many years wis resident of Rock
Creek. Funeral services were
held nj the Presbyterian church,
Monte Vista, Monday and tho re-.
mains were buried in the Rock
Creek cemetery.
j. l.. Frs~man return.d from n
bnsin~ss trip I" Chicago Sunday.
Willis Fassstt who WINS with him
stoppssl o6 At 81. Jo.. n few days
tn visit friends IN that city. i'h.y
report having made large pnr.
chases ri 9oNls east aud next week
Va will tell our readers what they
have to int~r~st their customers.
A. NJ. lsls.ll left Wednesday on n
month's trip 10 Tai.ly's limiting
groand In Montana. Mr. Inl~ll
will tak~ an oil prosrecior with
him anil the two will hnnt is.sr M
and down Clear river Tor m,les.
This "trip has is.~n pIanne,i by Mr.
ts''~ll tor anne y"Xrs aud on his
rstarn ws hot'- :" Civ" AN interest.
ing account n the hunt.
Al meeting ri tho state cen.
tral committee held IN Denver
lest Saturday Il was decided 10
hoki the r~pnhliean state cony.n.
tt"s ~ Dc"v~r. Friday. Sept. ~
The appointment of delegates viii
In two n large for ~arh county
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

DIED:-At Durango, August %,
Mrs. John B. Heilman who for
many years wis II resident of Rock
Creek. Funeral services were
held nj the Presbyterian church,
Monte Vista, Monday aud tho re-.
mains were buried in the Rock
Creek cemetery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

Al 4 meeting of the state cen.
tral committee held IN Denver
last Saturday Il waa decided 10
hotl the repahliean state convsn.
ttns ~ Desv~r. Friday. Sept. ~.
The sppointment ri d"l-gaies will
In two n large for ~arh county
asd oa~ eor ~very iM votes or
aajor portion ther~,e rast for Mr..
P~ai'ody II Ike Lest sl~ction, thus
9iviag the ooaventi6n = member.
chip n Sa0. 'rh~ valley counties
will IN satitlssl IN the following
s~mhrs At delrgss~s: Con~jns -;
Cs,Ills. 8; A,s~sal. 8; Rio Grsu,ls
Q; 6agsseAs. Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01

j. j.. Freeman rsturned from n
business trip 4" Chicago Sunday.
Willis Fassstt who WINS with him
stOpf,ssl oh at 81. .ln. n few days
tn visit friends IN that city. i'h.y
report having made large pur.
chases 0f 9nMls east aud next week
Va will tell our READERS what they
have IN imt~r~st their custnmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-17
Ex-Gov. A. T. BLISS DEAD.
Stricken With Stroke of Apoplexy
in Sanitarium.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September 17-Ex-
Gov. Aaron Thomas Bliss dsed yesterday
morning of a stroke Of apoplexy at the Sa-
cred Heart Sanitarium. His death was
very sudden.
Aaron Thomas Bliss was elected governor
of Michigan in 1900 and reelected in 1902.
He was born in Smithfield. Madison county,
N. Y. in 1887, and educated at country
school. When the civil war broke out he
enlisted as private In Company D, 10th
New York Cavalry. During three years
and five months he was promoted to cap
tain. He was captured at Reanfs Station.
Va, and imprisoned at Columbia, S. C. On
November %, 1864, he escaped and reached
the Union lines In a starving condition AT
the close of the war he went into the lum-
Der business al Saginaw, Mich, and ac-
quired a large fortune in banking, farming
and mercantile enterprises.
Gov. Bliss served as state senator and
one term in Congress before his election as
governor. He was prominent in the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-17
BAD STORM AT SEA
PASSENGERS PASSED THE TIME
WEEPING And PRAYING.

NEW YORK. September 17.-Many Of the
t23 passengers On the steamer Massalia,
which arrived today from Marseilles,
Naples and Palermo, spent their time in
prayer and weeping while the steamer la
bored in terrific gale at sea on September
H. During the twelve hours in which the
gale continued the steamers decks were
continuously swept by heavy seas, and the
passengers were kept below decks. Cattle
pens, chicken coops, boat covers and al
most everything movable on deck were
smashed or swept overboard; yentilators
were battered, and the head of the main
mast broken off. Although the steamer
was run full speed ahead she was unable
10 make steerage way, SO heavy was the
wind and sea.