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Arizona republican., 1907-08-31
U. S. DON'T WANT HIM.
Federal Charge Against viHareaI is
 Dismissed.

Fl Paso. Aug. 3O.-Chief inspector Schumacher. in charge of the immigra- ton service at this port. received tele- graphic advices from Washington to- night to the effect that the United States government would not hold An tonic Villareal. the alleged Mexican revolutionist. now under arrest in Los Angeles, and authorizing his release from the charges preferred by the United States officials. Villareal had been sentenced to deportation here about year ago and made his escape from the officers while on the way to be delivered to the Mexican authori- ties
Arizona republican., 1907-08-31
ROYAL MARRIAGE PROJECT.
Ruling Families os England and Ger
 many to De More Closely e cemented.

London, Aug. 30-Emperor William. it is understood. will arrange mar riage between his only daughter. the Princess Victoria, and his cousin. Prince Leopold. son of the Princess Henry of Battenberg, when he visits his uncle. King Edward, this fall. The princess is Emperor Williams young est child. She is 15 years old and her intended husband, Prince Leopold, is IS. He is a brother to the Queen of Spain. Ai
Arizona republican., 1907-08-31
ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS DEAD.

Boston. Aug. 30.-Archbishop John K. Williams. dean of the Hierarchy of the Roman Catholic church in Amer ica, and for a generation or more head of the faith in New England, died to- night.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-31

In IowIy dell, fast by a rivers side, With woody hIlo'er hill eneompassec round,
 A youth and maid sat side by side, Eating cactus candy by the pound.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

leaving here and two more to come
back, which consumed the greater part
of their time.
They had planned to stay a day or
two longer in camp, but heavy snow
storm compelled them to leave for
home, or run the risk Of getting snow
bound, which of course they were very
anxious to avoid. About eighteen inch
es of snow fell in a few hours and the
prospect of getting out was for
short time very discouraging. Soon
after they started from camp for New
castle one of their horses gave out
and everybody had to walk to town,
which was reached the second day,
with the members of the party weary
and footsore from their long tramp.
They boarded a freight train at
Newcastle and rode to Glenwood
Springs, where they were able to get
some of the stiffness out Of their
bones by a plunge in the thermal wa
ters of the swimmingspool at that place
Despite the hardships of the trip the
members of the party have no COM
plants to make of their outing, in
fact, it is to them pleasant memory.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
BETTER THAN MEDICINE
Breathe Hyomei's Tonic Healing and
be Cured Of Catarrh.

Nature has a remedy for catarrh,
a treatment that Is far better than
dosing the stomach with medicine.
1t is the healing oils and balsams
of Hyomei which medicates the air
you breathe, reaching the most re-
mote air cells in the nose, throat and
lungs, killing all catarrhal germs, and
restoring health to the mucous men,
brane.
In using Hyomei you are treating
your catarrhal troubles with the only
natural remedy, for it gives cura-
tive air bath to the air passages that
has as powerful healing and antisep-
tic effect as that found in the noun
tains where the pine forests give of
their fragrant and healing balsams.
Breathe the invigorating and heal
ing Hyomei, and see how quickly you
will get relief from your catarrhal
troubles. Mitchell & Egbers have
seen so many cures, even of the worst
cases of catarrh, with offensive breath,
raising of mucous, frequent sneezing,
droppings in the throat, and spas
modic coughing, that they fell war
ranted in selling Hyomei under an
absolute guarantee to refund the
money If it does not do all that is
claimed for it. They take all the risk.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
YIN C. A. STAR COURSE
TO BEGIN OCTOBER 18TH

George R. Vending, known through
out the United States as brilliant
lecturer, will open the Star entertain
ment course of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at the First Methodist
church on Thursday evening, October
18th.
Mr. Vending has a repertoire of
nine lectures, but it has not been an
nounced which one he will deliver
here.
His most popular lecture perhaps,
are: Unseen Realities" "The Man of
Galilee," saul of Tarsus," "Is Death
the End?", "Stonewall Jackson" Mir
abeau," and Robert E. Lee" His
discourse will be one of these.
Few if any of the popular lecturers
of the country have made such sue
cess as has Mr.. Vending, and the To-
cal Young Mems Christian Association
is elated at having secured him to
open the star course Of entertainment
for the winter.
Mr.. Vending is a native of Illinois.
He was an attorney with large prac-
tice and was one of the trainers Of the
present constitution Of Illinois. About
80 years ago he was invited by one of
the prominent bureaus to lecture, ac-
cepted the invitation, intending to re-
main on the platform only a few
weeks, but 80 instant and wide was
his popularity that he has since given
a part of each year to this class of
work. He no longer practices law,
but devotes all his labors to literature
and lecturing.
Mr.. Vending has a striking person.
ality and the magnetism of success
full stage star. He lives in Washington
city during the winter and passes the
summer at his country home in
Charlestown, West Virginia. He filled
130 engagements during his first five
months on the platform, and in the
seven following years he filled over
1900 engagements, a record, which,
It is claimed, is not surpassed since
the best days of Beecher, Cough and
Phillips.
Mr.. Vending is now on his thirtieth
annual tour of lyceum work.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

ing states that the deceased had a re-
lative, a Mr.. Murray, at Waverley,
New York, and a message has been
forwarded to him in relation to Mr..
Cavan's death, but up to o'clock this
afternoon no reply to it had been re-
ceived.
Cavan had three days pay coming
to him from the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company for services per-
formed last week, which will be used
towards defraying his burial expenses.
1t transpires that neither the watch
that he wore, nor the overcoat that
he carried the night of the accident
belonged to him, both having been
borrowed from his associates. The
lantern was the property Of Sam
Hooper, the trackwalker, whose beat
is from Canon City to the Hanging
Bridge and back.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
BODY OF UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND In ARKANSAS

Salida, Oct. 3.-The body of an un-
known man apparently about SO years
old was found in the Arkansas river
about half mile below Salida yester-
day afternoon. The remains were
brought to an undertaken and are
now awaiting Identification. Nothing
was found on the dead mans person
except five silver dollars and a rail-
road ticket good for passage from
Buena Vista to Monte Vista, and a
pint bottle half filled with whisky.
Saturday night some small boys
reported having seen a man fall into
the river at River Bluff front, but as
nobody could be found 1t was believed
the boys were mistaken.
The boys say the man was intoxi-
Gated and used abusive language to-
ward them. The body found yester-
day is no doubt that of the man seen
by the boys.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
COUPLE OF DEER KILLED
ON PARK CENTER TO-DAY

A couple Of deer. which it is sup
poser had been driven out OF the
mountains by hunters. were killed on
Park Center by the sons of A. w.
Taylor on Saturday. They were fine
speciments of their kind and the fact
that they were shot so close to the
cit yis evidence that they are leaving
their natural habitat and taking re-
fuge in the valleys to escape the wary
huntsmen, who are thick upon their
trail along the upper slopes Of the
range. The killing fthe two deer
this morning by the Taylor boys Is
an exemplification Of the old saying
that one may "go far and fare worse"
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
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Paint Co.
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Then he looked around the table
as II defying a challenge. There was
none. Instead, there was a burst of
applause fairly deafening. in which
the ministers preseAt Joined. Putting
his empty glass back on the table the
president said:
Il want to thank you heartily for
this splendid reception. and through
you. l want to thank your great state"
Then turning to Mr.. Smith, he said:
Il want to propose toast TO the
Business Mems league and to express
the wish that its ends may be ac-
hieved.''
This toast was drunk standing. the
president Joining.
Governor Folk drank all the toasts
that were proposed.
Sherry was the eyeopener when the
dinner began. There were no Fair
banks or other cocktails.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
PRISONERS RELEASED FROM
CUSTODY SUNDAY MORNNG

Andy Miller and Joe .Krulc of the
village Of Heathton, who were arrest
ed last week and placed in Jail on
suspicion of having been guilty of the
murder Of John Bokal, were released
from custody on Sunday. it having
been pretty we'll established that they
were innocent of the crime. The in
vestigations of the district attorney
and the sheriff at Heathton and Chan
dler on Saturday convinced them that
Miller annd Krulc had nothing to do
with Bokal's disappearance and it was
decided to turn them loose. 1t was
ascertained that Bokal was seen in
Chandler after the time he was sup
posed to have been killed at Heath
tom What became of Bokal remains
a mystery.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
HUNTERS HAD TO WALK A
DISTANCE OF THIRTY NILES

Mayor A. H. seely, Rev. J. T. Thorn
as, City Attorney A. L. Taylor, DR.. s.
E. Lane and DIR. R. e. Holmes, reached
home on Denver and Rio Grande train
No. 6, this morning from the western
part Of the state where they went a
week ago on hunting expedition.
They brought back with them three
deer, two bucks and doe, the largest
OF which weighed 225 pounds. They
were camped in the wilds of Rio
Blanco county at an altitude of some
thing like 10000 feet, and about thirty
miles from Newcastle, the nearest
railroad point, from which place they
packed into the interior. 1t required
nearly three days to reach camp after
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
BROUGHT HOME FINE DEER
FROM ROUTT COUNTY

Elmer Kier, who has been on his
brothers ranch over in Routt county
since June, came home Friday night,
bringing with him the carcass Of a
fine deer which he shot a few days
ago. He says game Is abundant in
that part OF the state, and that not
much difficulty is experienced by the
hunter in getting a deer there at this
season of the year. Mr.. Ker made
several fishing trips to Trappers Lake
durin gthe summer, which probably
contains more fish than any similar
body OF water in the state.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
ROOSEVELT TOOK SOME
WINE WITH THEN

st. Louis. Oct. 4.-There was q
tense moment at the Jefferson Hotel
luncheon when It was put up to Pres
ident Roosevelt to drink his cham
payne or respond to a dry toast The
pr resident OF the Business Mems league
holding a glass Of champagne above
his head, said:
Gentlemen, I pledge you the presi-
dent OF the United States"
All except the president rose to their
feet and nearly all quaffed the wine.
When they resumed their seats the
president arose. reached out and
grasped his we'll filled glass and
brought 1t close to his lips. Then
smiling physically. he put It back ON
the table and sat down.
There was q murmur OF applause,
and several who had left their glasses
turned down said aloud: HE isn't
going to drink It."
Instantly the president rose to his
feet again and lifted the glass. A
second time It approached his lips.
but this time It didn't stop. He took
q sip Of the wine and held the glass
poised. There was Q burst OF ap-
plause. This time his face broke into
q broad grin, and, bowing to President
Smith. with one gulp he drained his
gla0O. 40 t'
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY FOR
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF

Paul Bingham. William Cox and
Charles James are in the custody of
the sheriff charged with the malicious
destruction Of property. They are
alleged to have broken and seriously
damaged a stationary engine and
boiler used in sinking an artesian
well on Park Center and to have been
guilty OF various other misdemeanors
in connection Herewith. They were
brought to town by Undersherif Chet-
elat Wednesday afternoon and de-
tained until this morning when in
formation was filed against them and
capiases issued for their arrest
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
A TRAGEDY OF THE HILLS
DISCOVERED BY HUNTER

While out hunting in Webster Park
a day or two ago Will Veatch of the
Star restaurant and number of
companions found the half devoured
remains of two deer which had been
killed by mountain lions. It was ap-
parent that a struggle had taken place,
the ground plainly showing that a
vain but heroic effort had been made
by the deer to shake OF the grip of
the great cats. The carcasses Of both
deer had been partly covered with
leaves and brush and 1t was evident
that the lions planned to return and
make another meal of their prey.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
WILL SPEND SEVERAL DAYS
ON A HUNTING TRIP

Prof. E. r. Turner OF London, Eng
land, who sang several solos at the
Christian church Monday night, left
today on a shooting trip into the noun
tains. Prof. Turner is an enthusiastic
huntsman and has shot game in many
parts fthe world. Last season he
killed a moose and a couple OF deer
in the Lake Superior country, rs miles
north OF Duluth, MINI. Prot. Turner
was for several years an Instructor
in the Lombardy Conservatory OF Mu-
sic at Milan, Italy.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
FINE DEER SHOT NEAR TOWN
BY HUNTER ON MONDAY

That 1t is not necessary to go q
long distance from town to get q
deer Is proven by the experience Of
L. l.. Lambuth OF 500 College avenue.
who killed a fine buck on Grape creek.
within a couple of miles of the city
limits, at noon on Monday. Just as
the whistle Of the United States
smelter announced IL O'Clock Mr..
Lambuth noticed a deer moving about
in the scrub pines about a hundred
yards away, which he killed without
difficulty. 1t was one OF the largest
specimens of the kind brought to
Canon City this season.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
SOUTH CANON HUNTRESS
KILLED DEER NEAR HOWARD

Miss Genevieve Goold of South Can
on returned home on Saturday from
the western part of the county where
she has been visiting friends for some
time. While hunting on West creek,
four or five miles from Howard, one
day. last week, she killed fine two
point buck, the carcass of which she
brought home with her.
Miss Goold is an excellent shot and
is the only Fremont county girl, so
far as we have been able to ascertain,
that has been fortunate enough to
kill a deer this season.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
GOT IN TO A BIG SNOW
STORM IN THE MOUNTAINS

Geo. r. Cassidy got home Satur-
day from two weeks visit on the
western slope, part Of which was
spent in prospecting for mineral in
Gunnison county and part In fishing
in the vicinity of Roberts ranch on
Cochetope creek. some twenty miles
or more above Parllins.
Mr.. Cassidy says fishing Is very
good in most of the streams flowing
into the Gunnison river, but 1t is get
ting too cold over there for sport of
that kind. A heavy snow storm came
on last Tuesday while he was fishing
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
WILL BE A FEW DEER LEFT
TO PROPAGATE THE SPECIEa

When The Record announced the
other day that more than eight hun
dred hunting licenses had been issued
by the county clerk, the fear was ex-
pressed by many that there would not
be a single specimen OF the deer left
in the county. But the solicitude seems
to have been unnecessary. Up till
noon today. but one deer has been re-
ported as killed in this county. The
places that knew the deer 20 we'll
during the past month now know them
not; at least that is the way the hunt
ers tell 1t.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
no NEW DEVELOPMENTS
IN THE CAVAN CASE

Nothing new has been elected by
Coroner Whitmore In relation to the
affairs or the antecedents of John
Cavan beyond what was stated IN
Wednesdays Daily Record, except that
his sister. Mrs. Nellie Gilbert, Of Mont
rose. who was made the beneficiary
Of his insurance in the Woodmen ce
the World. died three years ago, a.
several months before the certincate
wns assigned 10 her. A telegram fro0
MoatToes 70 The coroner ttis move
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
BACK FROM HUNTING TRIP
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Messrs. A. G. Agnew and son, Sam,
w. C. James and Mr.. Prestige return
ed home Wednesday night from q
couple Of days hunting trip In the
mountains above Eldred, but did not
bring back any game with them. They
were unable to locate any deer, which
they are inclined to believe are very
scarce In that part Of the county.
They did not see any hunters, but
heard frequent shooting In the hills
some distance away from their camp.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
SHERIFF ESSER BAGS
SEASONS FIRST DEER

Sheriff Jcseph Esser has the honor
OF bringing the first deer OF the sea-
son to Canon City. The genial sheriff
slipped on for the first days shooting.
and went into the Hayden Creek dis
trict On the first day out he landed
a nice three-point buck.
It was the limit OF the law and the
sheriff returned, bringing his meat
along. The deer was admired by many
yesterday in the Star meat market.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
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Talyho, cabs and Baggage Wagon 5s2 Main Street
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play poker all night and sleep all day.
Hog killing time will fill the hog with
concern for his near future. and he
will hustle around after acorns in
pilosophic enjoyment Of his last few
days.
The football rooter, full of root, will
go of on his autumn toot; the player
with his college hair, the while the
horns and trumpets blare, will butt
ar0ud until he is thrown and someone
breaks his collar bone. The lusty
sound of rah-rah-rahs will urge the
fell and bloody cause; the girls, In
mass and colors come, will sing and
scream and swallow gum. The giant
fullback. fierce and stout, will pick
little fellow out. kick in his Stats and
change his face, and maui him up
and down the place, and when the foe
shall cease to breathe. will proudly
claim the victors' wreathe.
The farmer with the mortgage
Who Is prone in giving notes
Will figure up the proceeds
From his wheat and corn and oats,
And wonder II his cash In hand
Will pull him out Of the hole
Or whether he will have to give
A mortgage on his soul"
The hunting season will keep the
rabbit on the wing and the quail on
the Jump. The crack shot from Canon
will range into the mountains with
his burr-proof gun and his hammerless
corudroys. He will flush a bird and
almost hit a COW. and then buy his
game from a native who sports a
bored out army musket.
The Amalgamated Game Self-Pres-
ervation Society will soon require all
hunters to carry a large license tag
SO that all game may know when 1t
is being legally shot at.
The baseball fan will lose his job.
the highball fiend Is broke, the moth
ball crank Is now abroad spreading
odors thick as smoke. The Ice cream
soda has fizzed out, the ice man slacks
his pace, the small boys save their
nickles now to buy q comic face. For
Halloween will soon be here with
pumpkin spooks and pranks. and II
the hoodums pass us up we surely
may give thanks.
Be glad. be glad. the worst Is past.
The next few weeks look good,
The tramp has putt the road because
It's time for saving wood.
ovember crisp Is on the way
With cold Thanksgiving airs.
And the President will set the day
In time for turkey prayers.
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Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
A LINE OF PAINTS

that gives you all shades and colors
to choose from you will find st al
times ut this store. When you want
TO freshen your rooms, closets, floors,
bath tub, boiler, chairs, or tables yo1
can find Just the color and shade yoa
need In our varied assortment Of ready
mixed paints.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Ganterbone's October Forecast

Copyrighted 1907 by C. H. Rieth.
Welcome, welcome. sweet October.
when the quail shall whistle shrill,
when the coal man gets in action with
his pesky little bill; when the frost
and pumpkin poet sings the old IA
miliar strains, and the football gladi-
ators scramble one another's brains.
Doubly welcome, hallowed season.
When the wild goose travels space.
When the hunter in the wildwood
Shoots the rabbit In the face.
When the last years hat made over
Shows up In the new fall stock.
And the bug-fed turkey shudders
Every time he sees the block
Secretary Taft will be the leading
presidential candidate for the month.
He viii reach Japan on his trip
around the world, and when he steps
ashore. the island will tip up. The
Mikado will have him lifted to the
Imperial Roof Garden with block and
tackle. and the populace will hold
the roof up while Bill and Mutsuhite
eat rice cakes together and open .
few bottles OF saki to the continued
amity OF nations.
In our own country, President
Roosevelt will proceed early In the
month upon his annual fresh water
cruise. He will go down the Missis-
slppi from Keokuk to Memphis, while
cheering multitudes congregate ON the
banks and count his teeth. Uncle Joe
Cannon will buy another thousand feet
of lightning rod, buckwheat cakes will
renew their tug-of-war with EPSON
salts In the innards Of man. and the
cost Of living will take q birds eye
view Of the economic proposition.
The autumn nights inspiriting shall
gro wa little longer. and the breath
of fall on cider sweet shall grow q
little stronger. The husbandman shall
sell his hogs and think to prosper ON
1t. but the good housewife will take
the dough and buy winter bonnet.
County fairs will be In full blast
The heavy fragrance Of roasted pea
nuts will decoy the cautious nickel
from the pants pocket Of the loving
swain. The toy balloon will drag the
small boy around the grounds. The
man with the long awning ON his cap
will sit on the tail Of the winged-foot-
ed trotter and slap her around the
track with barrel stave. The man In
red underwear will rise in . balloon
hanging by his toe-nails, and the fam
lily that Roosevelt 10 enthusiastic
about will weave through the crowd
tied together on . long ciQthes-line.
The husky husker In the corn
Will trili his little ballad,
The raccoon in the forest deep
VIII eat persimmon salad,
The robin redbreast. growing chilled,
VIII slowly southwark nuttsr,
And the angels In the skies viii catch
The scent Of apple butter.
TAe nnooa viii be fall - ~ 11sl
Oa1pers viii o. ~ - ~ Nus1S ~
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

along the upper reaches of the Ooch-
etope and he was compelled to seek
shelter in a neighboring ranch house
until it's fury had been spent. Seven
or eight inches of snow fell in a very
few hours.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Sidewalk Hutteriags.

We are all compelled to do a great
deal OF hard marching. bu. the VIC
torious soldier has an easier time OF
II than the soldier smarting from de-
feat.
A pastor recently married a couple,
and a society reporter asked him:
How were they dresscdr' WELL"
replied the pastor. "all ! observed was
that the woman wore n dress. and the
man pants."
Give kin their due. A Canon mother
OF a 10 year old girl recently received
. box from a cousin containing six
dresses and ten pairs of stockings for
her little girl. You couldn't make this
woman believe there is anything the
matter with kin.
There are q lot OF people In the
world who simply will not stand for
silent grief. Because there was no
outcry at q funeral In Florence some
weeks ago. It was said the mourners
didn't care! Now what do you think
OF that?
A Canon old maid. who is really
a. good a. any OF them. feels that
she has bean Disseminated against,
and will take the matter up with the
Interstate Commerce commission. 8hs
II worthy In every way, but has been
neglected. while all OF her girl friends
have married we'll.
This weather makes me cross"
telephoned . mad woman to The Re-
cord ONCE today. That's my excuse
for asking you not to say anything
about "profusion Of flowers in society
events. There never was an affair In
Canon at which there was a profusion
of flowers. and that's cold facts"