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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
SaaE TER PROMISED
FOR OkHTED BUTTE
Proaeecss Ase Good fos Immediate
Cnnserwetson II a 100 Ton
Plant N That Thriving
Town

During the last week plans have
been matured bv New York and
Chicago capitalists To- erect at once a
5,n tom smelter at Crested Butte.
The site selected is the DAVIS ranch
on Slate river adjoining the town.
This is good news for our sister
town and Tor Gunnison county and
We have no doubt the men behind it
have thoroughly canvassed the situa-
ton and are prepared 10 meet all
exicencles that NAV arise. In which
case there can be no doubt Of the
success OF the enterprise, for Gunnl-
son county Is singularly adapted for
smelling At Crested Butte itself
are unequaled coal and coke facili-
ties. The lime, iron ore and other
fluNes are within a few miles. Mil
lions of tons lie in Elk Mountains.
surrounding and among them are
the ideal wet ores needed bv smell
ter, ores which other Colorado plants
are obliged to import from the
Nbtui u Atuts.
Among old time producers in the
immediate vicinity of Crested Butte
which may be expected to patronize
this home industry are the Forest
Queen, Gem, Bullion King. Wash
lngton, Ruby Chief, keystone and
other mines toward Irwin; the lead
and silver producers of Redwell
basin and Poverty gulch, the Angus
ia and surrounding properties at
Pittsburg; the Empress, Harper,
Succoss, North Pole. Hard Cash,
East Rock, Crown and other excel
lent ore deposits about Galena noun
ia n; the Rustler. Maroon, Elk
Mountain, Blaine, Usoua, Sylvanite
and dozen others at Gothic. Own.
ers of the Sylvanite are said to be
interested in this smelter PROPOSE
ton. All this in addition to the
trade successful smelter will draw
from not only other mining camps
OF o"r county, but the whole state.
II Will save transportation charges
equal to millions of dollars on our
ore and thus put that much more
into pockets of Gunnison miners.
So good for Crested Butte Let
Gunnlson county boom in every di-
rection.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
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fxecatriK u the estate 81 Lowell tena Miller
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
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Sorsos os NssC>rnxSI DAY

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
ITO be Continued !

An old miner named Lehay died
at Bowerman last week "Wednesday
night. He was forty eight years of
age and had lived around in the
hills for several years. coming here
from Cripple Creek. He was found
dead in his cabin, although seen
about the place the night before.
He leaves a sister and brother in the
east. He leaves no property of
value and death according to Coro-
ner Hyatt, who conducted the post
mortem, was due to bursting Of q
blood vessel near the heart.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
Jap-a.Lee
Fes flooss and fusRituo
The Ealass lumhes

Tour of all Mexico by Private
Train
Leaves Denver January y via Colorado
4 Southern. Tickets cover all expenses
Write.
43-4> L +. FISHER. G.. Z. A. n.nver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Tour of all Mexico via. Colorado and
Southern leaves Denver Janua'N -sth.
Full information on request.
43-4> T. + FISHER. G. =. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Mrs. f. 7. Bowers was a visitor
from Vulcan yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons * Ferguson.

Two Days Tarpon Fishing
Included in private Train tour ot Mex
leo, via. Colorado and southern which
leaves Denver January -. ASK Tor par
ticulars write.
43-4S L. +. FISHER, q. 2. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Mrs. W. A Gillaspey and .on
Clarence. are expected home the
latter part Of the week from . visit
in Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

The city council met Tuesday
night to transact some unfinished
business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Presbyterian church entertain
ment tonight. Don't miss the fun
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Its a fine new boy-born at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. johnson
on Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

The G. W. c. met Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Blackstock After the
program a Hollow cen luncheon was
enioved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Mrs. Win. Clark, of Somerset, Wis
tied last evening with her friend,
Mrs. Annie Downey, and went to
Somerset this morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

pressed hard on his side he only little bashu
sometime lie but he don all the elory."
Barber replied the duke, Il tell YOU gladly descend
to handy words with Your pudence claim
rank cannot ignore But ackey who has himself six
other lackeys'
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

1t is . conservative estimate that
1000 deer we.e this year slaughtered
in Colorado. Too many, The next leg
islature should give the poor deer,
. show again
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
Through Mexico by Private
Twain

Nov. =, lHOI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Local and General Notes.

The river marked Az feet on the
Cairo guage last evening, showing &
fall of 1.6 feet in "a hours. One year
ago it marked 2S.4 feet.
The Dick Fowler was In port yes
,erday as usual from and TO Padu.
cab
The Georgia Lee will be here TO.
morrow from Memphis for Cincinnati.
The Peters Lee will be here to-
morrow from Cincinnati for Memphis.
The J. B. Williams which went
south Wednesday evening had 81
boats and 10 barges Of coal. also a
model barge loaded with cotton ties
and other manufactured iron.
The model barges which have gone
south in The several coal tows loaded
with manufactured iron will come
back loaded with molasses and sugar
from the southern port.
The J. y. Finley will be here tomor
row from New Orleans with a tow Of
empties.
The 4. S. cruiser Des Moines Is
anchored in the harbor Of Vicksburg
until after Msrdi Gras
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
.ELKS VICTORIOUS
In Contest With Co. X at Indoor Base
tsll-Lstter Were 0emorslized
Score II to s.

The Elks worsted the Co. K. team
At indoor baseball last night in Ar
mory hall by a score Of II to 6. II was
IA IA her one-sided game. partly be-
cause the Co X boys lost courage
after come set-backs and did not do
tbeiF best. Roc be aud Weldon for Co.
X and Gates and Cunningham for
The Eiks were The batteries. aud OK.
Alderman Wood was the umpire.
TdcrC was 4 fair attendance of
friends IF both sides. and there was
2 great deal of "jollyiug." Some good
plays were made by both sidcs. al
though here didn't seem to be much
chance for them on the Co. X. side,
nor much need for them on the part
of the Elks The Co. X team sill
stand a. the bottom of the list with
no games won
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
DIED At HIS
HOME IN ALTON
CARLTON n. WARNER, FATHER
or J. q. AND r. a. WARMER,
PASSED AWAY-FORMER
CAIRO RESIDENT.

Messrs. J. y. Warner and r. A. War
ner received the sad news yesterday
of the death Of their father Carlton II.
Warner, which occurred at Godfrey,
Ill.,. Wednesday night at $40 O'Clock.
Mrs. Warner, Sr., was resident Of
Cairo in the early eighties at which
time he was local manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company's
office. In May. 1885. at his request
he was transferred to a position In the
same capacity at Axiom. H. which
plane he held for number of years.
The decedent was native of Yer
mont. having been born in that state,
January Goth. 1896 His surviving
family in addition to the two sons
mentioned. consists of his wife. a son
and two daughters. The sons are J.
B. Warner. proprietor of the Boat
Store in this city and Il. a. Warner,
of the carrier force Of the Cairo post
office. Frank Warner, of Baltimore,
Md. Mrs. W. ]. Donnelly, of Alton,
ILL.,, and Mrs. H. II. Saatgust, of God
frey. III.
Messrs. j. b. and r. A. Warner
have gone to Godfrey 10 attend the
funeral which will be held this after
noon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Funeral Notice.

LoVELAcE-Died Wcdnes LAY Feb
=. 1907. al his home in Cairo HIN is
after proIong Illness with heart dis
ease. Ezra Newton Loyclacc. aged 80
wears
Funeral service will bc u ID al 1870
O'Clock this friday afternoon al The
residence. 7o7 Tweuty-irst street Rev.
Morris Of the ". F. church officiating
Special train will leave Fourteenth
SIR O.. Tor Beech Grove cemetery.
tr ends are invited 10 attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08

Chief Egan and Officers Wade and
lipe have landed pair Of sneak
thieves in the city Jail, after several
weeks of good detective work. Or
January II the Glynn warehouse was
'brokeu into and a lot Of wearing ap
parel stolen out Of some trunks and
boxes held in storage there for Miss
Hubbard sister Of Mrs ]. n. Meme.
mer. Two fin cloaks. several skirts
and dresses. and some fine homs-
made quilts were carried away, the
whole of the probable value of 500,
or more Last Tuesday on what
seemed to be good evidence one
Cody Johnson was arrested. and
though he made a partial confession
under the sweating" process. il was
known that he did some tall lying as
well Wednesday nlsht rpm eyiderce
which had developed the day before,
Chief Egan arrested another negro.
William Griffin. who was one Of
Glynns drivers The fellow was III
bed a his home on upper Commercial
avs nue. when the chief called for him,
and sought to escape by climbing
out of his bed Dom On to a roof. but
the chief was close behind him and
made him stop with a threat to shoot
The fellow was bare.footed ard In
scdnt attire when arrested Nearly all
= 90
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08

] gulped down some tea that had
been made an hour before, jibed at
chop that had been cooked at the
same time. and went on to town in A
| rage.
AT dinner that evening May was IN.
usually affectlonate And she looked
so pretty that ground down my
hatred OF the suite as unworthy OF the
husband OF SO adorable wife.
She was wanting to say something.
and II came out at last.
Darling. We must have a new car.
pet for our room"
"A new carpet" cried what IA
wrong with the one we have?"
oh, you know well enough how
shabby II is. And Mrs. Wright was
here to-day, and said we must really
have one to match the suite.
Anything else?' | inquired grimly.
"Oh, she knows a place where VIC
can get set for the washstand for
almost nothing"
But, my dear girl" cxpostulated.
what would be the use Of It? We
can't perform our ablutlons on the
stairs"
Il wish you would not try to be
sarcastic" said my wife, with dignity;
1t does not suit YOU"
Neither does the suite joked
feebly.
May withered me with a glance.
In two or three minutes was
routed horse and foot, and had to sur.
render Internationally and May was
smoothing down my hair by calling
me her own boy"
A week passed. I grew quite ,ex.
pert in the various ways OF getting In.
TO bed and learnt to nicely the
course to be steered round the ward.
robe @x
But May was not happy. The post.
ton of the wardrobe and the wash
stand which latter was using to
store my collars and shirts on, was a
daily heartbreall to her She grew
silent and listless, and cursed the
day that brought that ticket into my
possession.
One evening, at last the burden
seemed to have been lifted After a
good deal OF desultory talk she an.
1ounced carelessly that she had been
)ut all day looking for another house,
md had almost decided on one
| was dumbfounded Was this de.
ermined looking woman opposite me
he simple, clinging girl had married
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
TRAIN CRASHES
INTO ELEVATOR
THREE KILLED AND FOUR SERI-
oUSLY HURT AS RESULT OF
WRECK NEAR FREEPoRT,ILL.
-OEFECTlVE SWITCH.

FrcepOrt, H., Feb "A defective
switch caused a wreck Of Great West.
.ern passenger train at German Valley
the engine dashing into II. A. Mill
mer'> elevator
The dead.
MARTIN CLINE. engineer Chi.
cagO.
PAUL F. JACOBSON railway mail
clerk. Chicago
LOUIS NELS, railway mail clerk.
Minneapolis
The seriously injured are: II. F.
Rumble. fireman. Dubuque. la ::
Jamc' Fa1ock. ~ ap1es,' MINI; Il. n.
Jamisou. Chicago. express messenger:
Mrs. l. y Koontz. Fort Dodge. Ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
DEATH RELIEVES
A SUFFERER
MRS. NJ. J. HARGRoVE DIED AT
ST. mARY's lNFiRmARY AFTER
A LONG ILLNESS.

Mrs. NJ. j. Hargroye died at ST
Mary's lnfrmaGy at o'clock yester
day morning after months of intense
suffering due 10 cancer.
The decedent underwent a surglca
operation several weeks ago and agair
"Wednesday afternoon but the disease
With which he was afflicted had pro
crossed 70 the point where a longer
lease on life was impossible.
The dcccdcnt vas a member Of the
Presbyterian church She was born n
Owensyille, Ind The surviving rela
tivfs are the husband three sisters
and a brother
The remains will be taken 10 owen
vile for interment
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08

six months ago? ! had meant TO be
the head of the house-though very
gentle loving head-and here were M
rights being calmly set aside. How
ever, I allowed myself to be marched
off meekly next day to see our future
! abode.
II was a gloomy-looking house in a
side street. house only ct for dying
in. But the rooms were immense. and
| saw at once that was the attraction
for my wife.
The suite would be in its glory in
the big bedroom. though chuckled to
myself how the other furniture would
look. We moved in at the end OF the
month, washstand, wardrobe and all.
We had meals in a dining-room
whose vastness was accen.uated by
our small table and sideboard which
rose as islands in this ocean OF bare
ness. Our oleographs, which bad
passed for oil-paintings in the old
house, now gave the finishing touch
Of the ridiculous TO the gigantic hall.
And the new bedroom carpet served
as a rug in the suite room.
hut May was at peace. Tho light
had come back 10 her eyes ! Was
beginning to settle down under the
new regime when the end came.
One day got telegram at the Of
fee from May. II said. Come at
,nce." | rushed home in a hanson
VIII the fear clutching at my heart
that something had happened to my
darling.
There was nearly collision al the
street corner with a furniture-van.
which bore something which CLEANED
and elittered in the sunlight. The
flower bed By the garden path wa
trodden down as If there had been
fight over it, The front door was
open. rushed In. and then. as |
heard loud sobs upstairs, few to the
bedroom May was lying on the bed
weeping and refusing to be comforted
oy the maitland the suite was gone.
We are back nov 10 the old house.
and there Is another inmate who has
replaced the suite in MAYS affection.
I admire him very much. ton. hut he
has a reprehensible habit OF turning
aight into DAY. and insisting that some
one else should keep him company.
The reason for the disappearance o.
The suite was that the treasurer Of
he HibeTnian Lottery bad absconded
without paving for any OF the prizes.
and so the furnishing store had sent
down for their suite. 1t was altogether
Illegal. and could have brought them
INTO seriSus trouble But I did not
ell May this.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Meeting Of stockhnId,r,

Cairo M. Feb. 1st 1907.
ONCE Of the Cairo Electric and
traction company. Cairo. IN.
The annual meeting Of the STOCK
holders OF the Cairo Electric and Trsc
lion company viii be held at the Office
u The company. No. 700 Ohio stree.
ID The city OF caro-. Illinois. on Mon.
day. the 1lth day + February. A.D.
1904 between The hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and O'Clock p. m.
JOHN TIERNAN.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
THE WEATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The weather was cool and fair yes
ierday. with maximum Thermometer
Of 80, minimum o. at p. nj. 81. The
street record at ~ O'Clock lat nighl
was also 81, Light snow fell early
yesterday morning and more was
promised yesterday afternoon. The
snow Of several days before has
neatly all vanished from the streets,
Yesterdays government bulletin re
ported light precipitation at only nine
points, and below zero temperatures
at six points in the north
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
ON THE RIVERS
Ice and Ht9ArW ater-still 7Ns&e staths-
Steamer Three states From Do
ing 5usiness--Lee Liners
Coming.

The steamer Three States is still
laid up, practically, Decause OF ice and
high water. She has not tried to land
on the Missouri side since the food
reached the railroads al Birds Point
and since the water has gone down
sufficiently to permit the landing. the
ice has been the obstructing element
On the Kentucky side the high water
has interfered Yesterday the boat
tried to land at Fort Jefferson but was
unable to do so.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
MEETING 81 stockhoId.rs.

OFice OF the Cairo City Gas Com
pany. Cairo. Illinois. February Isl;
1897.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Cairo CITY Gas
viii be- held a. the office 81
The company NJ. 7S9 Ohio street In
b" Ciiy Of Cairo. illinois. on Monday.
he nth day q February 4. n. 1907.
hstgs 81 the hours Of 10 O'Clock q
IT. and ? O'Clock .. m.
JOHN TIERSAN.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. al Evansville aud NJ
Vernon. VIII continue falling duriug
ihe neyt several DAYS. At Padu all
and Cairo. will fall very rapidly dur.
ing the next several DAVIS.
The Tennessee. from Florarc- to
The mouth. the Mississippi. from ue-
low ST. Lonis 10 Cairo and the Wa
bash. at Nj. Carmel vili continue
falling. Heavy floating ice vill con
TIM" IN he rIi-si- ippi liver at Cairo
during the next several dsys.
Note: H"avy noat'HE ice t. re-
ported atChe-ter and. ON C'rlrdeau
F>1T SNYTH.
Local FurCcast.r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Forecasts For Today,

Cairo and viciuity-Partly cloudy
not much change in temperature.
Enthusiastically fair; not much
Change in temperature.
Kentucky and Tennessee-Gener-
ally cloudy with occasionally snow
ilurries; warmer central and east por.
tons tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Sun and Moon.
CARD or THANKS.

Mrs. S. Wilbourn and famllF desire
To express their gratitude to the mem
hers Of Cairo Lodge Knights of Py
thias No. 172, Ascalon Lodge No. 81
and other friends for their many kind
attentions during the Illness and after
the death of the husband ana father.
ihe late John A. Wilbourn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of the iage Peter A,
De Gelder will be held this afternoon
at Beech Ridge. A special train viii
leave he Central Union Station via
The Illinois Central at 1850 p. M.
Friends Of the family are invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
WIFE TELL LIFE STORY
Concluded from First Page.)

evidence after much objection by Je.
rome and food OF argument by the
opposing counsel during the afternoon
sitting of court, are regarded as cor.
| roborative OF Mrs. Thaw's testimony
today which she often declared. In
response to objections offered from
time to time by fhe district attorney,
! was repetition of th1 reasons she
has given Thaw for refusing TO be-
come his wife. They also were offer
/ ed as tending 10 shoy the state of
mind of the defendant just after he
had heard from her own lips the story
Of the girl he loved and Of her rela.
tons with man ii is claimed he kill.
ed as result of insanity inherited in
part, and induced by stress of circum.
stances.
viii Complete Story Today
The letters were written by Thaw
TO Longfellow as his attorney. They
told of his coming marriage with Miss
Nesbit and of the Row they want
TO rail- e." The letters constantly REFER
to that blacgguard who poisoned her
as girl aud who saw that her name
was falsely connected with two 9TH
ers besides that blackguard' Only
two OF half dozen letters offered
in the evidence We're read during the
afternoon session. Others probably
will be presented tomorrow when Mrs
Thaw is again called 10 the stand |
The completion of the direct examin. |
alton of the prisoners wife will pos.
sibly require all of tomorrow's SEES,
sions.
While most of the afternoon SOS.
sion was given over to argument as to |
the admissibility OF letters written by
Thaw to Longfellow. Mrs. Thaw con.
tinued for long time the narration |
Of her story. She told of how she
came back from Europe a monA
ahead OF Thaw During that month /
friends OF Stanford White mad told
her many stories about Thaw and
ghea ,hc. returned 70, ARerica she, rr
rus u w. SCF MIN CAtfp III thG pres |
ance Of a third person When he
asked her why she acted so she told
Tim the stories.
Tells Stories of Alleged Cruelty.
One was that Thaw had put a girl
nto a bath tub and turned scaldingl
water upon her. Another was that he
vas addicted to the use Of morphine
md the third declared he had tied
iris to bed posts and beaten them He
ienied all these and she found after.
wards they were untrue
The girl paid another tribute to her
husband to save whose life she braved
II. She told a pathetie incident OF
,haws devotion even after he had
een told the story of her experiences
nth White She told of a serious i'll
Fhile she was attending school 10
fhich White sen her. and that when
he recovered she found Thaw had
ranged for her mother to take her
broad to recuperate.
Whila the Thaw jury was on its {
'ay 10 court this morning a snow {
hoveller in the streets shouted, Y
Vote for Thaw" He was promptly
rrested and taken before Justice Fitz- i
erald and allowed to go after a Sc I
Pr reprimand. c
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
NEW PORTO RICO COLLECTOR

Minneapolis Feb. News has
been received that Frank p. Nantz.
Of Lane & NaBtz. Minneapolis. Law.
yers. has been appointed collector Of
revenue a. rerto Rico
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08

Elsnry-nvs per cent q the eireuIa
don ~ re Bulletin Eoes directly i.ss
es hozA L.-L---Ls-sHI ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
WASHINGTON Forecast,

Washington, Feb Illinois FAN
Friday and Saturday. Warmer Sat
urday; light variable winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08

Cigars Smokes BY EeN Ycrsera
Men in New York City snoss t.Ist.
os cigars each day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
Ambiguous.

Wanted.-Strong donkey. to do the
work OF country clergymaA.-Fron .
Religion Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-08
SNEAK THIEVES
COME TO GRIEF

TWO WHO ARE BELIEVED TO
HAVE COMMITTED SEVERAL
DEPREDATloNS LATELY IN
GLIDING ATTEMPT TO ENTER
HOME OF J. n. LADD--cHIEF
EGAN IN LIVELY ROOF
SCENE.