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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
1purit uuS .Ginsemahtss" in Gnss
Idno.

.aein ameritaniibes 5leiih mebr
fir Die britiife Slotte!" aannt
hat man bies sroBe @ort in @nglano
auseeiproden, 10 tummen Die pttl'
,ieIlen 8eri1te iiber bic Burit unb
Ipnitiaen 9ebensnittel 5abriten ailz
oebintt. gsenn man Oieie Seribte
lieit, Oann Orebt iib einem bas Snz
mere I'M. 0as eebt ia nod ilber
Gbicaoo. ggie bic Biirite gentaht
perben llub lpie es in ben S4la6t'
bduIern ausiiebt, bas bietet ireilth
I'M @onsen niht piel 9tenes, nur err
fohreu mir etuas iiber bic Seini9s
pber uielmebr gii6treini9ung Der
fleinen 0arme. 5aulenOe Sbiernb-
fdlle, entiebli6er betaubenoer @ea
Itant, uneentlgenOe SentilatiOn, oas
oIes hat man audi in England.
g(ber tuie Der Sbitiaft eingemabt
ipiro, bas lit erit appetitliA. 8toer'
licber @eitant er'iteist oem @nher'
6pttidI, in benz oi 5inmnhet6pfe eee
uaihen igeroeu. glatiirlih, oas
ggaIier miro ia mir ale gSOhe eits
NAL erneuert. Sn Oieier ifmarsen
Sriibe liesen bic ibmubigen Sopfe,
,uerSen nah tur5er Belt berausges
iiidt unb baneben gum 9rOdueu bin
eeitellt. 90 otel uOer fuenig Shnlt
oarin bGnpen bleibt, ,oana9 tuiro niHt
eeieben, man itopft einiaA Die SiiBtgs
teiten baSn. 9red feet ben Maeen.
limb bic glrbeiterimen? &inber unb
@eiber, Saare, @eidt unb&leib nit
flebrieem itintenben 9uderi6mut
beT9nliert. 9feisenb! 8aidseleeen'
beiten eiebt's niht. llnO Oas allea
in i9auerlid5 ihmubieen Raunten,
nYf beren 8pben Der 9red fif bGuit.
Gin geritbt iast, es lei 10 eutiesli4,
bas bic @eiunbbeit uno bas 2eber
Der slrbetterinnen uuf's gIersite Sc
fdbrbet Iei. llnO 6ieie 3uitdnbe iOla
Zen ibOu felt Sabr uno Sag be.
itebee.
lleber Oas, mas in Die 8irlte uni
in bic SbittbpIe tommt, oariiber ees
ben bic 8eri9t MIR Die Stustuuft, ei
iei i,irdtbar ihmubis. 8abribein
litb lit es nnOefinirbar. Gin @ieell
itbaftsuort tebrt INNER tuie6er
~itintis". 8as iast senus, UNI oet
Slppetit Su retsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Dds GisO, Oas meme Wautter fang.

Srhb bon Der Seimatb muBt id,
ipan6ern,
Bonn @lternbauie lieb unO trnut;
Wlib trieb' 8 uOn einem Srt gum an
bern,
Sd b6rte fremOer SpraHen 9aut;
9uh in oes 9ebens reeem 9reiben,
0as ieine iSeiieln unt mid icblang,
@iro luir Dor allem tbeuer bleiben.
9as aieb, Oa8 meiue Mlutter lang.
@enn tfl als ainb, bes gpielens
miibe,
Mtih tpanOte uah Der Mutter SauB,
llnb, balb berubiet oun bent 9iebe,
9aun iOrslos meine gliieen icblOB,
Damn fiiblt' if, tpie bic i9libte
@eiie
Wlir nldhtie tiei in's Serge brnne;
60 tuirtt fem 9ieO, ub laut, pb
leiie.,
@ie's aieO, bus meine 0tutter lang!
2auid td ieitber I'M @eiit benz
9isOe,
QDSt es mir iebe herbe Rein
llnb itiHe 8ebuutb, iel'ser Sriebe
8iebt Oann in meine Seele elm.
8ie oft, penn idl in triiben Stuns
ben
6etdntpf nit SOreen, i9per uno
bang,
Sab' Sroit uub &ube idb eefunben
Sm 2ieb, 6as meine Mutter ianel
gu mig es ferner mid umibpeben
SIui meines 9aieins 8anberpiab,
8is emit Oas mtibeuDGe 9eben
Gen SlbihluB bier sefunben bat.
Damn idlieb' bic gligen mir, Die
miioen
aein Sraaerbur, teiu @lOden.
Hang,
ginot mir ais lebteu eeiO bienie1
ben
9ns aieO, bas meine Wautter
iansl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Das neue 11aturalii atiOusseiek. /.

aurS Dor SAluB Der 9asaus bat
Der Genat nod Die pUlu Sbgeurones
tenbauIe sutsebeiBene gtaturaliia-
tions6ill nneenmmuen, bic ionlit,
Iobalb Der &raiiOent iie unter5eiAnet,
BON nun an slltiees @eleb iein iptrO.
Gs 1T cine lleberarbeitung OeS lett
1902 beitebenben @eietes, benz oaS
pom Sabre 1895 gu @runoe Tag, lno
bauptIa6lid) baOnr9 uotbpeuoig 9e'
wurben, baB in bic @rtbeilnn9 oeS
Siirserrebtes iid @iBbraude einse
i6li6en batten.
Inter bent nelten Seieb miro oaS
Giumanoernn9Sbureau i'm Separtes
ment fir SanOel unO slrbeit gum Sus
reau fir @inwauberung uno gtaturs
aliiatiun eemaAt unb nit allen slns
aeleoenbeiten betreffs Der lebteren
betrant. @S bat in allen @inipattOs
erunesItatiunen Oes 2anbes &e9tlter
su fibren, in tuelfe bic @amen lams
mtliAer @inmanberer einsutra9en
limb nebt glngabe aller Yerlonalten,
Die sur Sbentiiisierwns eriorberlih
iinb. Sebem giniuanberer tuiro elm
besle(ihes Gertiiitat etneebauoigt,
bas Ipdter BEL ben Naturalization 5ur
Ieriuenbung tuntmt.
gser Siireer iperben mill, mnB
siuei Sabre uUrber, ,ober iobalo er aAt
sebu Sabre aft semurOen 1T, eibli4
auf Die 3usebbristeit gu irsenb einem
anberen 8hrser.OOer llntertbanen.
perbanbe @erSidt letiten. Sierbei
ntus er ipieoerum eeuau anoeben;
sInmen, Sitter 8eihdftieahs, 8eriun
albelareibuns, @eburtsOrt, lebtidbrs
iaen SluIentbaltsurt uno Staatsanse'
bbristeit, Datum Der slntunft, 9lnme
bes ShiifeS, nit iuel6em er lanoete,
uno Die eesenlpdrtiee slbreiie. gtah
stuei Sabren inb niht ipater als liebs
EN- lam er bann bas @eith UNI @rs
tbeilune bes 8iirserre1te (int 0npa
litat) einrei6en. @r bat oarin 81
ertlaren, baB er Die erforberli4e Se'
redjtisune bnsu beiibt; bies mu6
ueuusie Gage eci9eben, ebe er 5llr
8ereibune i'm @ert9t erideint; babel
muB er sipei elaubmiiroiee 3eiteen,
Burger OeS 2auOes, mitbrin9en, nm
feline mpraliIdbe 8eidbieung gu be-
itatisen. @leibSeitie muB Elm Ger
tifitat bonn 9epartement Iiir Sanoel
un0 Slrbeit iiber Datum ieiner slns
tunft, bic 8esteitumitdnbe unb bic
Notwithstanding beisebradt tuer'
ben.
Die gereibune bes sutiinitiseu
garsers seidiebt in uffener Sett9s,
TBaus. Der Saidter bat ben slppti,
tanten unb feline 8eusen 81 pOrnebms
len, UNI iid gu UerseniTern, baB Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
1l1itsebrG4iss 6eIO SIG 100000. 900

Sn benz nit bem 30. SUM beenbias
ten &ednunsesiabre iinb mebr als
cine @iuiun Ginipanberer iiber @uis
Sslanb no6 Den Der. Staaten ees
tuntmen. 9ie eenaue 3abl 1T ,o62s
o54, eine 3unabme UNI 1879, 9,o75 I'M
Sersleid nit benz aebten 6istaliabre.
Die srtBte 3abl Der Smmisranten
fam aus benz iiiOliden sytalien, nam.
lt6 222,6 Sn 8iueiter ainie ful-
gen Die SuOen nit l25 900.
9as @elO, Oas bic Ginwanoerer
bes lesten &e4nunssiabres nad ben
Der, Staten mitbrahen, belief ii9
nuf s19, 900, 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

damn, Der friiber iein eieenes @es
id6it sesriinOet baben ipiirbe, lit Jest
Der ialarirte aueeitelte bes fruits.
@r betommt elm @ebalt, pielleiht
Elm sutes @ebalt, tuenn man aDbere
@ebalte Oomit perslei6t-, nber
baielbe lpirO ibn ME in ben Staub
ieseu, nit ieinem slrbeiteeber in aon-
turrenS 81 treten. Sir jeoen Dollar.
ben er our9 bic gbdtietett ieines@es
birus fir ii9 ertuirbt, brinst er ieis
mem slrbeit9eber 5tuansis Elm. Der
Sruit ntunopuliiirt uiat nur oas@elo,
ionbern ald bas @ebirn, unb pabs
renb Elm ruifeuer aupT4 friiber iiir
ben Nlann ielbit oerOiente, mnlB ct
iebt fir ben aapitaliiten ueroienen,
im beiIen SulOe er itebt,
Solde Suitdnbe tuiberiprehen llts
ieren freibeitltben SnItitutiOnen, bic
iebem freieu gllbOsenraum setpabrs
leiIten. 81. s,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

8enbUiIle Mp., 80 @leilen n6rblid
pm bier an Der @abaib 8abn selee.
en-, luurbe 9ieustas 9la9mittaa bon
elmer grOBen 8enersbunit beimges
iuht. SAT- idmnttlide @eidafts-
bduier bes 800 Seelen sdblcnben
Stdbdeus, aui Der Sabieite Der
SarptitraBe Iiesen in 9tide. Ter
Sflaoen mirb aui $500 peron.
idlaet. 2a Oas Stdbtden feine
8enerluebr nud seeianete o0iebap.
parate beiist, mar esfait nnmDalid
ben 5lammen einbalt sa sebieten
trOe Der berOiitben 9(nitreusunoen Der
Siirgeribaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

bic 8sIturseu babeu Gbbitte setbau.
@s mar aud, nidt ber aertneits, leIs
ielte @ruuO iir bic 8eidulbisuuaen
sessn 9repius uorbauOeu.
Hiebsr Seller; aerdtbit Ou mltuuter
In Gufrssuns iiber cine 9repTus Gis
fatre: B. g., BeiduIbieunpen bic Ieis
men @runb bnbenp gerurtbsilft Du
Oeiusn 1l4tb tbbura auf 8eupnib lpis I'M,
Drepius.5uue2 8eitau bid ieIbit:
id1eutit aidbt aud gu faliaen 8euas
nis gu ifneI aInuben?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
rpou Oem iaredli4en llufana osl

tDon Sem idredliden llnfans Ser
Sunsersnotb in &uBlanb esben bic
opn bort tonmen6en Na9ri9ten eis
nen anndbernben 8esriff Die llr-
iade lit in Der id1lehten Grnte bes
lebten Snbres 81 iuhen, bic ibrers
ieits, tpie man 9laubt, cine nnmittels
bare 5Dlse ber 8ertuiiihlpe BET ruiz
iii6en @nlOunsen lit, bic 10 niel alr
8erminberlingen Der 8ubenIeu6tigz
teit beieetraeen bat, Die Sunsersz
nOtb eritreft iid aui "a 8ropiusen
nit elmer 8en6lterune BON 25 Mtiu=
iDnen Meniben. Der 9erineere grs
tras Der @etreiOeernte belduft iicb i'm
Sereleib gum 8uriabr auI 1S9, 900,
600 Gentner. Sn manhen 9rooin=
gen errei6t Der grnteertras nur ets
tpa elm 9rittel bis bic Sdlfte Ses iinz
bebinet nUtbfpenOieen 8eOarfs. 9as
1T aud nit bic Sauptitriacbe ber
9dbrenben llnsufriebenbeit i'm 8olte.
Der Sunser in sruBen 8ultsmaTen
bat iid ieoerseit ais Elm md6tiser
0oitatpr erfpieIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

8eiabrte Resierunss sGlerts IN
gBaibinstun. Die GiOilOienit.gum,
milton III gBaibinstun madt bic
Wtittbeilane, baB 1887 SiesierunsSs
glerts in @aibineton iiber 65 Sabre
alt iinb. 3aruuter Iinb nur 80, be-
rem 9ienlte baS grdOitat uuseniiaeno
oerOieneu. Der alteite Glert 1T 81
Sabre elmer 1T 80 Sabre aft, A babs
en- 6as 80 aebensiubre iiberihritten;
ltnb eeraOe bieie budbetageu 3erren
Iinb nod gan5 arbeitsnranter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
1oie frau 1rtcKinly oas 2lrOenftn

ibres peritorbenen 6atten ehrt
srau @m. @cainlep, Die g8itttue
Oes oeriturbenen 9rdiibenten Der Ser,
Staaten, bat ber griten biib6liden
MetbuOiltentirfe in Canton, o., bier
5eriiter, luertopIIe 8rooutte bes aunit-
oeiuerbes, gum @eident eenladt, iinb
aipar gu @bren bes SInoentens ibres
@atten, Die Geniter, tueldbe pun
elmer Der beOeateubten @lasfirinen
oes Ditens bereeitelt iinb uno ntebres
re taiienO Dollars setOitet baben,
iinb bem @erualtrnssrat Der Stride
bereits iibereeben tuurOen. Die BON
benz OerbOrbenen SrdiiOenten tudbrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Die rlatur siebt uus 11aaridt,
iuenn etlpas nit uns ni6t riatis lit.
Damn it's 3eit, iid cine quite @ieoi
sin gu oeri6affen. 8ieIlei6t babt
SIR pOn 5orni's gllpentrauter-8luts
beleber, benz alten arduters6eilmits
tel sebbrt, iueldjes niht in 9lputbeteu
uertauft iuirb, bas aber ihon iiber
bunbert Sabre i'm 8ebraud seweien
1T. Sebt 1T bic 3eit, es gu periuds
en-, Shreibt an Or. Better 5ubrnep
& Spns gD., 112-l1S 90. Supne
SIoe., Gbica9u, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Die @ei9aitsleute bon California
oiferierten Der Wliliuuri Yacific Sabn
eiueu Bonus pDn $1,000, iuenn lie in
California Elm neues Depot erridte,
9as 9lnsebut tuurbe uun Der 8abn9e,
ienidaft absewieien, bod itellte bies
ie cine sriinOlihe Suitanoiebuus bes
often Depot in gInsiidlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

enO Ieines 9luientbalts in Canton re-
selmdBie beiu9te airae tuies biSber
feline anoere @rinuerune an 9rdiioent
@tcainlep aui als cine an benz bon
ibm benubten Sirdenituble ange-
bradte @eiiiustafel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Ehis signature is on every box OF the geau!n.
Laxative BrOm0sQ Quinine Tablets
ne remedy that cures cold in orc dsY
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
ORCHARD ARRAIGNED.
Appears in Court at Caldwell Heavily
Guarded.

Boise, Idaho.-Harry Orchard was
taken to Caldwell Friday to be ar
raigned before District Judge Frank
Smith, under the Indictment charging
him with the murder of former Cover
nor Frank Steunenberg. Several
heavily armed guards, five of them
bearing rifles, assisted Sheriff Nichols
in taking Harry Orchard from the PEN
itentiary to Caldwell.
Orchard, who is alleged to have con-
fessed that he killed Steunenberg, was
arraigned at o'clock. His hands were
clenched and his eyes were upon the
floor as the Indictment was read.
When asked If he desired counsel he
replied in the negative. The court ap-
pointed C. B. Cox and E. l.. Bryan of
Payette to defend him. Adjournment
waH taken to give the attorneys a
chance to talk with their client.
At 4 o'clock Orchard was expected
to plead. He said he had no plea to
make.
The court then decided that plea of
not guilty be entered. The defendant
was asked IL Harry Orchard was his
right name, and he replied that 1t was.
No time was fixed for his trial.
In the afternoon Orchard was again
TAKEN DtlOIc lhC 81 anu Juis W 6A'O
further information in relation to the
assassination of Steunenberg.
Seven men surrounded Orchard ev-
cry instant from the time he was
placed on board the train at 1880 a. m.
until his return to Boise In the even
ing. His guards were armed with the
latest pattern Winchesters, which they
kept constantly in their hands and
ready for instant use should any at
tempt be made to harm their prisoner.
The names OF two witnesses who had
testified before the grand jury against
Orchard and which were subscribed to
he Indictment according to the law
were read They were James McPar-
land and Sherman Il. Macy. The
names Of nineteen persons whose depo-
sitions were presented to the grand
Jury az evidence were also subscribed
to the document.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
BIG SNOWSLiDES.
Interfere With Anthracite Coal Mine
Operations.

Denver.-A Republican special from
Crested Butte Wednesday says: The
rotary snow plow and fianger
arrived here at 2 p. m. to-
day from Gunnison, having been
seven hours clearing the track to this
point. The regular train pulled in
thirty minutes later. having double
header engines.
Superintendent Funder came down
from the Smith anthracite mine to-
day and reports a slide two miles in
length lying over the track between
here and the mine. and the long bridge
crossing Slate river under twenty feat
of solid snow.
A large amount of timber was car
ried down the mountain and lies bur-
led with the snow across the track.
This will have to be cut out with axe
and saw when reached by the rotary.
1t will not be known whether the
bridges are broken and carried away
until the rotary crew reaches them. 1t
will be several days before the road
can be opened to the mine.
The entire Pueblo hard coal mine
buildings are demolished, with a por-
ton Of the trestlework of the tram
way. 1t will be impossible to resume
operations here until the snow is gone
and repairs made. The soft coal mine
below town belonging to the same
company cannot resume production
inside of week or ten days.
j. H. Judd from Gothic reports that
the whole side of the mountain be-
tween that town and Washington
gulch has slid over the road and
passed down into Dead Mans gulch .
half mile below.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
HAMILTON is ANGRY.
New York Life Lobbyist Denounces
Trustees.

Albany.-Andrew Hamilton ap-
peared before the insurance investi-
eating committee Friday afternoon and
broke the silence which he has main
tanned, except for his statement
brought from Paris by John c. Mccall,
ever since his name was first men
toned in the investigation in connec-
tion with the great sums of money
shown to have been paid to him dur
ing the past ten years on account of
his legal and Legislative work for the
New York Life and other insurance
companies.
His face flushed and his voice trem-
bling with passion, his arms upraised
and his fists clenched, Judge Hamilton
poured forth a flood of denunciation
and invective upon the members of
the board of trustees of the New York
Life Company. several of whom were
present, designating them as ours and
traitors" and paying especial atten-
ton to one unnamed, whom he de-
scribed as 1.-The Pecksniff of three ad-
ministration, the confidant of the Beers
scandal and the author of the Beers
pension-who rotates through one adj
ministration to another and thinks he
is going to be an indispensable mem
Der of yet another"
"And do you think" he demanded,
that the man who held the same re-
lation to Mr.. Beers that l did to Mr..
Mccall could sit for thirteen years
since and not know how the expendi-
lures that were made were to be and
were disbursed? Yet he, and such
like him, sit, not judging me as peers,
but judging me as conquerors, talking
about yellow dogs
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
Hearst to Get Recount.

Albany, N. Y.-On the theory that
It would be wiser to make William r.
Hearst a mayor instead Of a martyr,
the Raines- Murphy bill providing for
a recount of the votes cast in the last
election is said to be slated for pass
age. This decision is the elimination
of many conferences on the part of the
Republican leaders and the final de-
cision was reached after much hesita-
tion. The passage of the bill is be-
ing urged by the friends OF Governor
Higgins and the Legislative leaders
have consented to it.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
House Will Stand Pat.

Washington.-As the result of a
caucus which lasted for two and half
hours Friday the Republicans, of the
House voted 126 to 35 to stand by the
statehood bill as it passed the House
and ask the Senate for conference
on the measure. This vote followed
after a resolution by Mr.. Mondell of
Wyoming, representing the insurgents,
had been defeated, 1913 to 43. Mr.. Mon
dell's resolution being to agree to the
Senate's amendment eliminating Ari-
zona and New Mexico from the bill
and asking a conference on the minor
amendments. Several speeches we're
made, limited to five minutes each.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
MANY BAD SLIDES.
Several Hundred Men Shut In BY tho
Snow

Several Hundred Men Shut In BY the
Snow.
Denver.-In addition to the disas-
trous slide at the Camp Bird, Ouray
dispatches tell of many other bad
slides. A Sunday night special says:
The following mines are completely
shut of from communication of this
city and the storm is SO fierce that it
is impossible to reach them:
The Bankers National, employing
eighty men; the Revenue, employing
zoo men; the Atlas, employing sixteen
men; the Camp Bird, employing $50
men; the San Pedro, employing six
teen men.
At o'clock this afternoon slide
took out the power line of the Animas
Mining Company. Later a second slide
took three-quarters of mile of the
power line of the Telluride Power
plant, which furnishes power to the
Revenue, San Pedro and Atlas mines
Robert Pearson of the Revenue tun-
mel arrived here tonight, bringing with
him the first news of that mine. He
stated that two slides had come down
at o'clock this morning and carried
away 100 feet of snowslides. 1t is
feared that two other large slides will
come down and carry away the mill
and other buildings of the company.
Pearson left the Revenue this morn
ing and stated that the trip was a ter
rible one. Slides were running on all
sides and he experienced several mar
row escapes. He came over the noun
tain and down the hill where the road
is located, but said there was no sem
blance of the road. When near the
Camp Bird mill he broke one of his
snowshoes and was obliged to finish
his trip to this city with but one shoe.
He reported that the Atlas and San
Pedro were still safe. The severity of
the storm cannot be imagined, old min
ers saying that it is the worst in the
past fifteen to twenty years. The dam
age done will amount to hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
Fatal shlpwreek.

Boston.-Suffering mental and physi.
cal, and numerous acts of heroism In
saving life rarely equaled In the rec.
ord OF tragedies of the sea attended
the loss of the steamer British King,
which Sunday last. In raging Atlantic
storm. foundered about $50 miles south
of Sable island and carried to death
twenty-se zen members of the crew.
Thirteen men were rescued from the
sinking vessels by the steamer Bos.
tonian. and eleven by the steamer
Mannheim. Five others who had been
drawn down in the vortex into which
the British King was engulfed, were
picked up by the Bostonian.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
PISTOL COMPETITION.
To Be Held by National Guard of
Colorado.

DenveY-Crack pistol shots of the state
militia will be given an opportunity to
display their skill at competition to
be held by order of Adjt. Gen Bulkeley
Wells at the state rifle range, near
Golden, on April 18th. The matches
are for the individual and team cham
pionships of the guard and the follow
ing prizes are to be awarded, accord
ing to general orders issued by General
Wells yesterday:
The adjutant generals trophy, to
be competed for annually, presented by
Bulkeley Wells. Esq.
The pistol championship trophy, to
be competed for annually, presented
by Bulkeley Wells, Esq.
Individual prizes to the winners OF
the above trophies, presented by c.
McA. Wilcox. Esq.
The Harrison cup, presented by
Messrs. Harrison & Son.
The firing regulations for small arms
for the United States army, 1904, will
govern all matches. Col. Edward Yer
deckberg, First infantry, National
Guard OF Colorado. is designated as ex.
ecutive officer with authority to ap.
point such assistants as he may re-
quire and to make such additional rules
as he may consider essential to the
proper conduct of the matches. The
United States service pistol, calibre
.3S, length Of barrel as issued to
troops, trigger pull not less than four
pounds. Is to be used in the competi-
tion. The contestants must not take
body or artificial rest and one hand
only is to be used. Coachings will be
permitted In all team matches, the
coach being allowed on the firing line
with the men competing.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
Parker on Roosevelt.

Birmingham, Ala.-Judge A. B.
Parker in an interview, said: I am
convinced, as far as I am personally
concerned, that Mr.. Roosevelt will esls
for the nomination of the Republican
party for third term. While this
probably would be disputed II 1t were
repeated in Washington. am satisfied
that at present this is the intention of
the President. In spite of the fact that
when his nomination In 1904 was an as.
sured fact, he made the statement that
under nc circumstances would he
again be a candidate, believe Roose-
welt has intended all along to ask for
the nomination"
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
Favor National Railways.

'rokio.-The committee of represent
atives In the diet having the matter
in charge adopted the plan for national
colonization of domestic railways by
an overwhelming vote. 1t also adopted
without n dissenting vote the bill for
the construction OF the Seoul-Fusan
railway. Naval Engineer Kimura has
invented wireless telephone. The
Dowager Empress Of China has con-
tributed 100000 taels (about $70,000)
for the famine sufferers In northern
Japan.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
Irrigation Pipe Line.

Denver.-A Greeley dispatch says:
To-day a survey was made for the lay
ing of a mile of pipe from the Boom
erang ditch in the Hazleton district
to a point near the Greeley and Love
land road. The pipe will do away
with five miles of ditch and several
long fumes. For some time the farm
ers in the Hazleton locality have lost
nearly one-half their irrigation water
from the Boomerang lateral by seep-
age. BY the proposed pipe line, which
will cost $4,000, this seepage will be
avoided.