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New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

For than year there have been reports Of
a number Of wealthy Americans interesting them
selves in g company take over by concession a
large territory in the Congo Free State. Under
the provisions Of the Treaty of Berlin. King Leo
poId has absolute domain over the Congo Free
state American capitalists have long been awake
10 the possibilities IN the African territory, and
Thomas F. Ryan ard others hove large interests
there year ago It reported that King Leo
pold had given Mr.. Ryan concession Of 100000
acres in the heart of the rubber country John d.
Rockefeller jr.. is another American who is said
10 have large investments in the Congo Free State
In the course of his visit TO Paris last July j.
r7,ernont Morgan was reported TO have had long
conference with King Leopold. and 1t was presumed
AT the time that the subject under discussion was
the American concession in the African territory
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
CONGO LAND TRANSFER.
King Leopold Turns O0er Great
Tract TO Stock Company.

Brussels Sept s.-King Leopold made an
other important move in the Congo case to-
day by turning over the domain OF the Crown
IN the Congo Independent State 20 a Joint stock
company in which he is alleged to be inter
ested. This is the most important section OF
the Congo. ten times larger than Belgium ana
was TO have reverted to Belgium with annexa-
ton It's transfer deprives Belgium OF the most
profitable part of the Independent State. The
decree announcing the transfer. which appeared
I'm the official bulletin to-day. caused sensa-
ton. II being generally accepted endanger-
ing the success of the commission appointed re-
Gently by King Leopold to negotiate a treaty
annexing the Congo Independent State to Bel
GUM.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
RACE RIOT IN VANCOUTER
TzcO Thousand Chinese DriUen Ont
Attack on japanese Checked.

Vancouver. Sept s.-A riot occurred here last
night in which 1000 Chinese were driven from
their homes and $1,000 worth of property was
destroyed.
Lieutenant Governor Dunsmur of British Co
Iumbia was burned in effigy by ten thousand
workmen after a parade and anti-Oriental
demonstration The police were unable 10 queIl
the rioters or make any arrests until late hour.
when they finally got control of the situation
and prevented raid on the Japanese quarters.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
LUSITANIA IN LEAD.
Passes Lucania in afternoon After
Departure from Queenstown.

Queenstown, Sept S-The departure Of the
Cunard Line steamer Lusitania from Daunt
Rock ightship to-day timed at 12:10 p m
The Lucania had preceded her at 11:3o a. m.
The passage of both vessels from Liverpool to
Queenstown uneventful
Two hundred passengers were left over here
in spite Of the fact that the steamship agents
had been instructed to discontinue bookings
week ago.
Wireless reports received tonight say that the
Iusitania passed the Lucania in the afternoon
The transatlantic speed test Of the Cunard Lines
new turbine steamer Lusitania- and the Incidental
race with the older Cunard steamer Lucania, began
in fog yesterday. according 70 private cable ad-
vices received by the local agents Of the hne' and
nine hours after the start from Queenstown the
Il1sitania had made only $50 miles. and was NOV
ing slowly The Lucania. which had a start OF
four hours from Liverpool on Saturday, was so de-
layed at Queenstown that when she got away yes
terday she had only fifteen minutes advantage
the giant vessel
A dispatch last night from Queenstown said that
both steamers were detained there by dense fos'
which lifted toward noon permitting the steamers
to sail. Both vessels under reduced speed
Later the fog shut down again, and at O'Clock
last night the Lusitania sgraled that she was 1So
miles west of Daunt Rock and steaming slowly.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
STANDARD OIL COMPANY WARY.
TBy telegraph TO The Tribure.

TEsy IeIegraph 70 The ITibure. 7
Chicago. Sept. S.-The mileage bureau OF
the Western Passenger Association attempted
Yesterday TO return to the Standard Oil Com
pany 81 776 80 for the redemption of 1S7 mile
age credentials which had been recalled. but the
draft was returned pending investigation
The legal department of the oil company has
written to the general passenger agents OF the
various lines asking II the refund had official
cognizance.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS FOUR MEN.
Three More Reported Dying in Lighthouse on
st. Lawrence.

Ouebec. Sept 81. U. Gregory, agent or
Marine and Fisheries. has received message
from a schooner captain In the lower St- Law
rence that four men working in lighthouse
at Cape Baud died from drinking WOOD alcohoi
and that three are reported TO be dying. No
names are given.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
LIGHTNING HITS SPEAKERS BARN.

Evansville Ind Sept. s.-During an electrical
ttorm that passed Southern Indiana this after
noon. lightning struck the barn on the farm IN
Spencer County. Ind. owned jointly by senator
Henenwsy and Speaker Cannon The barn was
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

Purest Spring Water in the World. Park & TIL
ford Acker, MerraI & Condit Co, Poland Spring
Co.. uSo Broadway, N. Y.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

Stops principal intermediate stations. Leaves
'Desbrosses ST. via West Shore r r, sos A NJ.
West 42d ST. $50 a. NJ, arrives Buffalo 7:45 P NJ
New vestibue equipment. Connects with railroad
sud boat lines for the West-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WHITE MTs. EXCURSIONS.

Tickets on sale Sept. 14th TO Oct. 5th. Fare only
$3.50. Inquire OF n. Y, N Il & Il R R Ticket
AgentS-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

Complete picture of Hudson River from great Day
Linz steamers. See ads. MIsic-A6Tt-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
AND WATER, NATURES CURE.

Continued on second page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
'sMASHING" MUST QUIT
in CITY OF PORTLAND

will be passed by the council With.
out opposition.
MANY young fellows In this city
are becoming altogether too bold. p"
said Mr.. Baker yesterday. They
congfegate IN front Of cigar stores
aud on tho street corners aud oFle
and stare at every woman or girl
who passes, In an attompt 10 flift
with them. At times they boldly
speak 60 women they have never
seen before.
The other night saw a man ap.
proarh little teyear-oid girl and
speak 10 her. and ask her II she
would not like 90 90 out and have
a good lima. The girl had never
seen the fellow before and she was
badly frightened By the time |
learned Of the girl what bad hap
poned aud started IN search 81 the
man who had lnnuliod her. he had
disappeared. Had succeeded In
getting hold OF him be would have
attempted TO make no more
mashos In this city.
1T Is high time the women and
girls % our city we're protected
from such mon. and hope this or.
dinance passes II We catch few
OF these smart fellows aud secure
conviction. / believe u viii teach
all mashera a lesson. and that
Portland will soon be rid of such
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
CITY DADS ARE TO PAss AN
ORDINANCE ABoLlsAlNo THE,
BOLD MAN" WHO INSULTS
GIRLS AND WOMEN.

PORTLAND. Jsne ~ r." Mash
ms will soon BIO placed under tho
official ban. aud all individuals who
indulge Ia this sort OF pabtlme will
either have 60 conduct themselves
la a proper manner or leave the
city.
Councilman George Baker has do.
tefminod 10 wage var on this an.
desirable element. and 10 make u
possible for a woman at girl "a walk
down tho street unattended without
bong disturbed BY the many male
fllrtH who conFfsEate on street
corners lie will present an ordi
nance before the city council max
ing Il a miademeaunf for man on
the street % speas 90 n woman
whom he does not know 0f 20 make
any attempt to fiirt with her. A
SO fine or the roekpile are pToyid'
Cd az penalties
Promise ~ hearty support from
other city Fathers IN his MAR upon
tho fiirts has been given. and u
il believed the proposed measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND.

First race, flveciahtha mile
CHHlI. toT (Mentryl. TO /. woni
Soundly, t0f. second, Btofma. IL,
third. Time. 1901 10.
Second race. three quarters mile
-Maraneini. 81 (ualindol. % I,
son. Senator Warner. 100. second.
Aftermath. 100, third. Time.
fst4tb.
Third race. one mile Flofepea.
Fanso. los tMoltaol. 3 10 1. weu,i
Jack Adams. iO7. second Cfolx
Dof los. third Time la.
Fourth race. ono mile Ralph
Young. los tKirnchbaumi. 8 90 1,
won. King OF Mist. i0T. HeesAtd s
nudax. ioT. third Time. lata
fifth race. seven.eiehtha nib :
carnado. 10 Leeds. 20 70 l. won
Eaeamado. is6. second The Hia.
aonrlan. i2i. third. Time ia7t.a.
alxth race. one milo and 20 Yards
Milahafa. ii1 lOllbeFu. i TO. 10.
Won. Ray iicnuetL i0g. aoeaad
Calendar. i02. third. Time. isaga.6,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

First race. fiyeeightha mile
Stone Street. iof lPichenal 2 70 =.
won. Reksli. i03. scooad. 8abado.
To-. third Time. 1903
Second race. thrive quarters miie.
ofland Wick. i0b tsteeiel IS 10 1.
won. Minos. TO. second. Della
thorpe. ioa. third Tins. 4 ia %.
THIRD race. three quarters mile
Iatoilhofpo. VI tAuatlnl. 6 to s.
Won. Hickey. %. second. tioaaerlan.
100. third Time. iitB
Fourth race. ntccpleehase--War
chief. rs tRicel. Al Ia 8. Won.
ORGY Plume. iaH. second Merry
Pioneer. las. third. Time. J oi 20
Fnh race. nine sixteeathA mile r
Evelyn s.. los tMArtinl. 10 % !.
wos Geneva n. i0l. second u q.
Ram. ia. third Time. 50 IS.
sixth race. mile aHd a half
Gamuater. % (Otu. 5 10 5. Won.
nerula crAmef. los, second. Little
Elkin. lot. third Time. /. 30 ID,
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seattle Stars exclusive ssrvles)

tseattle stars Exclusive serViee)
SAN FRANCISCO. juno "a
nattllng Nelson and Jimmy Britt
have commenced training for their
twenty round rlght- which Il ached'
aled for July , at san Francisco.
This will mark the third aud dc
eldlng battle betWcea the two. Mel
son lot 20 Britt December 20. 1900,
al san Francisco. the bout soing
tWsAty rounds. The tables woro
turned when they next met. AZ
Colma, Cal. September ,, 1905.
The Dane administered a knockout
blow In the eighteenth. Now for
the rubber. say tho followers OF
fistie sport
Under the terms of agreement
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League Standing.
MEETING CLOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June %.
The exodus Of horsomen and
horses. coincident with the closing
Of the meeting of the New Callfor.
MIA Jockey club at Oakland today.
Is now in full swing and by t0mor.
row the famous track will bo de.
serted The season Just closing
has been a highly successful one.
despite the fact that San Francisco
has been passing through n period
Of transition following tho great
conflaRration The meeting has
continued SIX weeks longer than
was AZ first intended the closing
date having been originally set for
May H. A majority Of tho horses
here will take part In the Seattle
meeting. which opens next Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
WOULD-BE HAPPY HOME
IS BROKEN UP

vei0pe manufacturer, and his wife.
The failure being slgnallEsd BY the
application 81 Mrs. Hogan for d.
yorce and ailmony.
At the marriage Of the couple IN
Denver. march II. 1905. they OBJ.
tanned a great deal Of noiorieiy by
entering into \ covenant that there
should be but one moral code for
both. with equality for each aud
special privileges for neither. over
HE signature Hogan agreed 70 The
following propositions
THAT M wife may carry latch
KEY n u do. That my wife may stay
out a. late "a | DO. That " so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
VICTORIA TODAY

The Victoria team will meet the
Rfemerton Marines Al $40 o.eloeh
this afternoon AZ DuEdales fafA'
This Il the Opening game OF ne
Viciorlas Ia this city, 10th teams
are strong and good contest u
expected. The lineup Of the Eng
ltshnaen Ia a. follows. hee. nrst
base. Rust. second base, Miller
shersstop. Mcnamara, third base.
Isbel right field. Paddock. center
field. Houghton. left field: Wine
holt. catcher. blackburn. pitcher.
The marine battery viii be sniasf
aud MCClAia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

closed July rs. This w,u
that there afo 70 be two pess. aa
races n two different team
tho first aud second there viii ~
post season games 20 deeldsT y
championship. Thla viii gisa d hs
8iruthere a chance with ~
Canucke. n this program /, y.
Red out the Aberdeens viii ". ~
first hall. IN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
HOT GAME PROMISED

The superiors play The ss.,..
Ton team at bremarton nsfs a~s
day Much rivalry exists bes 80 80
these two teams and a warn ~, -
tosi Is awaited Last gusasv ~
teams played a thinning game ~. ~
a score Of 2 % G. ''a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
u. s. Navy Yard

All atoard ioF the navy yard 70
see Uncle sans battleahipa. the
Nebraska. OfrEon Rad Wisconsin,.
tho Kmnboatn chicago. ilosian and
Albany. the traiaing ship fhiiadaIs
CHA. The pr son ship Nlpaie and the
immense drYdock iloatM traxe
pier 9 Sunday AZ $50. 10 and
N 20 IA. and rs. $50. t3a9 and
Z 30 p m Round trip soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

EVERETT. June 22.-PIaylny !.
the annual handicap match a X.
Byofett Tennis club began "a.
with the preliminary gAmes to-
tyair players are entered Ana ~
matches viii be played on a ,,..7
10 hold the finals July 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
MARRIAGE COMPACT OF VEAL.
thy COUPLE NOT LIVED UP
TO AND NOW CONES THE Of.
voRcE PROCEEDINGS.

fstsr ssestat sssttrs.t
CHICAGO. June - Matrimonial
equality. reducing the rights and
duties ~ husband and wife 10 q
common Denomination hss been
tried and found waiting In the case
al q Frank Hogan. > weaiihF %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
NO GAME AT BUTTE

BUTTE. June 22-There was no
game between Seattle and Butte
yesterday on account Of rain Tho
Cubs we're much in need OF rest
and welcomed II. They are still
10 a very crippled condition and
now hava but three pitchers 30 de-
pend on. Coy. Rush aud Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
ROAD RACE IS ON

OLYMPIA. June . The big
Tacoma Olympia road race com
mrueed al Tacoma today. A large
Euuber OF autos made the trip 20
Olympia. and some Fnod time Vas
made. The autos kept slfiuEinE 20
during the afternoon. the flrtt car
arriving shortly after : o'clock. \
aumbar OF seattle cars participated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

nlg Jack Burnett. the hard hit.
ting first basemRn OF the Tacoma
Tigers. has been sold to the St
Louis team % tho National league.
and viii depart for the eastern city
at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
TO SPLIT SEASON

II II learned from unofficial
sources that the season Of the
Northwest league is 20 be split In
half and the first half Is 70 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Hlgginhotham pitched a great
game yesterday Out OF Is games
be has pitched he has lost baf ere.
and that j. going some on the part
Of the Seattle boy. lie holds the
league record for the number OF
games won this season There is
4 jump TO bis bali that fools the
majority ~ hatters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
BASEBALL
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Tasama 1. vsneouvsr 2.

TACOMA fnas = afhs xfrsfrsi tzil
Esfns #Nef HasH Hha O. e. diamond -
that 20 YESTERDAY NeEuHan thF TiNrrt aHt
fhn CanHeAs At Size eHa ~ tna faas
tssnth tnnlna ahu ssassaa st1nd : 10 4
mtth tha ssaAis sn4 ta ths C4nMtAH Il
WnH a nsNHeei#ss FHaiFst thfen6 tt4t -
sarnH - GHs STARE WHfe ~ tns afdaf thAt
tahsa auaY tne bfeAth q iAe fans A.feeh
uNn tie gan1s aAEa taa htes fah fin1s
sesFins nafnaff Tas i iahsaaa tastes faat
aa taaf AL HHss = asfssrs tagslltas
eeafst Ia taa fhIf1 4af ftafth ar2 Vac
essleef mssia EHa - fns sHtensh Ehea
nnfhius has5saass eafN the teuftsentAs
Rten anaEAsr "a HanHs a.
aei n a. 3
thfsnA ssss sssfs sessfrsfssssr
Naelfa7aaaFf aaHsfaa faasassnH"H.a
BATTERIES Msftaa as Mathew ahe=
h@aafe anz ManaNar afHnesr, tneifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

In her suit for divorce Mrs 10.
gan alleges that her husband was
continually intoxicated and OBJ
lected 10 any Indulgence ON her
part. that he beat and abused her.
threatened 10 kill her and was
guilty OF Objectionable attentions
20 other women. az we'll as numer.
Gus minor misdemeauora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

TO n club or a saloon size may 20
also. That n gamble she may do
likewise. That n look UPON tho
vine when II 10 rod, she may ais0
take a peep. That II I should fllrt
With some pretty young woman. my
wife Will not DO taken 70 task be.
cause she Views with approval
some comedy youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

It's An Easy Problem
DO 1T YOURSELF
OUR WORD OF HONOR
PLUS
YOUR GOOD COMMON SENSE
EQUALS
A PRETTY GOOD INVESTMENT

word mean and 1t
Ged business rs eyio Ions o
IL is o the first dies
in and
We not
hca ds epcope 10 h a
handle
noh vr realty o he n
We by srng n %
the nanNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

plunEnra d0at always win They
have their bad days. Just like the
rcas Of ua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

u took "a innings yesterday TO
decide the game between the Tigers
and the Canucks Many extra
inning games have been played -
Gently IL would appear that. as
the PLAYERS become more perfect
aud the all round team work Is
better and a pitcher can hold hts
hits well scattered. the games
longthen. Il would not be surpria.
Ing II before long Il WAS decided
10 lengthen a game more than the
nine innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Another Butte scribe says; THE
visitors may not be able t. play
out the series here In Butte, al.
though they can patch up after
some sort OF fashion and play part
Of the series, TIA the first time
/ have ever known Dugdale 10 run
up against a real sharp snag Like
Comtskey. ef Chicago, he has al.
Ways been known 10 carry good
luck with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Owing 10 the good work done BY
san Francisco and Oakland. the
lead of Los Angeles has been cat
down considerably. and Il would not
be ~ all surprising II the Angels
should drop into second place be.
fore many moons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The ballard and Rainier teams
will play az Dngdaic's park tomor
row afternoon. Woodwork aud
Helm will form the battery for hal
lard. and Fiancy and Mooas will
work for the Rainicrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

tHsuNANN HaaA "a EtiKNirhFihana 81
taH tfsea NasfaaaaF simmsuN faf hhafatFHe
ffuna 4a4nna tf5hm mtth i1H anfH -
60 q - H1tHEaau 81 Fst nlna affee
aaHas ~ hrinsa eat in the hstfiaa- Nsta
futs a tsas hAassr aaa hafus ran -
eafn slaa pitched = sd EAHs aii4etss
uat eta hfts
ss n a r.
AHFfteHa sass ssssssss ssts .tsssstsss
aia@ena sasa ssssas sssaHs .tsfts.ts-
Batteries ftisxiusaskaas So Mar. ~
tssrn saa asiazslaa Unaaif kiEt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The butte Inter Mountain sport
aopester SAYS: If Butte can take
four ont of seven games from Ia.
coma. Why should they not set
five out Of six from Seattle, which
seems TO have slumped from the
form shown early In the season.
Wen have 20 show the butte
scribe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

The eripplea had a rcst yeater'
day ON account 81 rain, II was
iuat exactly what was needed. Nov
that Seattle has lost Mack. who
has been awarded Co Pueblo by
the baseball court. and Con Walsh
il out Of II with bad knee. there
are but three box artists left The
decision tn the matter OF Mack
shows more conelusively than ever
that the baseball commission Il
hitting nugdalc hard Il would
not be surprising ia see him turn
before many moons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
FROM 5000 TO $500

We would satisfy and eat has business
n 70 a o Every 10 is ccaeln adv form
n i exit Go ou to-
! OF ht an at Remcnter
yoo word tina b g1nehm
o $ o you $ say uoef
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Isaaus standing.

Isaskass aaa Mas ~
tmalf ~ ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-21
NO DANGER OF AN
OUTBREAK OF DIPHTHERlA

Apprehension has been expressed in
some quarters of an outbreak of diph-
liberia in the community on account of
the death of W H Gribble at the hos
pital last Sunday from that disease.
These fears, we are assured by COM
petent medical authority, are entirely
without foundation, as every precau-
ton has been taken to prevent re-
appearance of the contagion. The
state board of health is entirely salts
fed with the manner in which Mr..
Gribble's case was handled by the To-
cal authorities and commended the
medical profession here for the prompt
measures adopted to anticipate pos
sible out break Of the disease. Every
thing that science and experience
could suggest was done at the hospital
to prevent the contagion. from spread
ing and no further manifestation of 1t
is expected. No alarm need be felt on
account of the possibility OF diphtheria
becoming epidemic at this time. The
danger from such contagion is past.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-21
WORKMAN INJURED
IN HEAThTON MINE

Matt Grahak, a Polander. employed
as a miner by the Great Western Coal
company at Heathton, is being treated
at the hospital here for injuries re-
ceived by being caught under a large
quantity of coal and rock which fell
in the room where he was working
Tuesday morning. He was rescued by
relief force of his companions and
taken 10 the surface where he was
cared for until the arrival of the am
bulance which brought him to this
city. At the hospital it was disclosed
that he had suffered a compound frac-
ture of the right leg besides serious
bodily bruises. Grahak is es years of
age and is married.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-21
JOE WALTON WILL
HAVE TO PAY UP

City Attorney Taylor Wednesday
morning received a message from
Horace @. Clark, clerk of the Supreme
Court. stating that the application of
J. d. Lloyd ct al for n supersedeas had
been denied in the cases taken up on
appeal to that tribunal from the couD-
" court. In these cases fines were
assessed against the defendants by
Judge Cooper in the county court ag-
gregating 5000 for violation of the IL
auor ordinances of the city, where
upon an appeal was taken to the su-
preme Court.
The denial OF the petition for SUI
porsedeas means that he defendants
will have to pay up or go to Jail. The
fines with the accumulated costs will
amount to approximately $1,000, and
the city treasury will shortly he richer
TO that extent.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-21
CHAPS0N'S MARKET
BURClARlzED MONDAY

A quantity of hams, bacon and lard
were stolen from Chapson & company
meat market Monday night While no
proof as to the identity of the thief
existed, suspicion pointed strongly to
Chas. Bastine. who had been employ
ed by Chapson & Co. until few weeks
ago as a sausage maker. Tuesday
night Bastine was arrested by Night
Marshal J. J. Schultz and locked up
as the guilty party, as it was discov-
cred that he had disposed of a lot of
hams and other meats TO people liv-
ing in Prospect Heights.
Despite the strong circumstantial
evidence against Bastine his guilt was
not established and he was released
from custody at the instance of the
complainant on his agreeing to leave
town at once.
Bastine came here from Stirling,
Colorado.