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Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Mrs. John Wendell and daughter, May
came from Denver Saturday to visit
with Mr.. Wendell
A large number of stockholders OF
Fifty Gold Mines campany are expected
to arrive Tuesday on a tour of inspec-
tion.
There is plenty of coal arriving daily
for the mines and the local yards are
filled.
D. Francescotti had frightful scare
yesterday. He was in his saloon during
the electrical storm when bolt Of
lightning struck dangerously close to
the building. Mr.. Francescotti rushed
out of the.place in hurry, thinking
his time had come. 1t took John Rohl-
ing and Joe Borzago several minutes to
quiet his nerves.
A new whistle has been placed on the
Sleepy Hollow mine. 1t blew yester-
day for the first time and frightened all
the natives.
A fashionable wedding occurred yes
terday, shortly before sundown, when
Mrs. Emma Moyle of this city became
the wife of Samuel Winger of Apex.
Rev. A. J. MacMurtry performed the
ceremony in the presence of numerous
friends of the contracting parties. The
guests sat down to bounteous spread
after the couple were united. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winger will reside in Apex where
Mr.. Winger is employed as engineer
on the Metha mine.
A number of the members of the
Red Men and Pocahontas from here will
attend the annual meeting of the Clear
Creek Valley Red Mems association to
be held in Idaho Springs tomorrow.
Mrs. O'Donnell came up from Denver
Saturday to visit over Sunday with her
son.
Dan Evans swent to Silver Plum e
Monday, returning Tuesday. He has
position as boss on the Argentine tun-
mel and will go to work as soon as coal
for the tunnel arrives.
Pat McNevins has accepted posi-
tion at the Perigo mill as mill man.
Paul Miller and John Curry went to
Denver Sunday and remained for the
Labor day celebration.
The Stroehle Boiler Works is putting
a new smoke stack on the Cook mine.
VIM. Vine and Jas. Oates went to
Butte Sunday, where they will procure
work and remain.
Miss Pearl Miller returned Sunday
from three weeks visit in Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
IN RUSSELL GULCH

A shooting gallery was started this
week alongside of Zampedis place and
the lovers Of the sport will have a
chance to show what they can do with
the rifle.
School started Tuesday morning with
q good number Of pupils in attendance.
Lizzie Jones and Miss Barkley Of
Denver, were visiting with the John
Mellows' family this week. They re-
turned home Sunday.
The base ball boys gave social and
dance last Friday evening and did so
well financially that they wish to extend
thanks to all who attended. A neat
sum was realized.
A large crowd attended the dance and
social given at the Odd Fellows hall
last Friday evening. Refreshments
were served and the sum of $50 was
cleared above all expenses.
Mrs. Ed. Young will leave the first Of
next week for Loveland where she will
visit her brother for a while.
George Miller and Dave Wood were
visitors to Denver on Friday and took
in the Weeks fight.
L. D. Bloom and wife were visitors
to Denver Sunday and attended meet.
ing of the stockholders Of his company
The members of the company were uK
Tuesday and made visit to the prop
erty.
Jenkin Davis leaves for Boulder next
week to attend school.
Miss Anna Wagner leaves for Belle
view, Colorado, where she has accepted
a position as teacher in the schools.
The Ladies Aid society of this place
held their meeting today and large
number were in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Paoli this week bought 6
cabin close to the school house which
she will occupy while acting in the ca
pacity of janitor of the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stearns and Mis-.
Lizzie Clark are over from Middle park
visiting with friends.
Miss Anna Wagner returned home
last week from visit to the east anc
reports having had nice time.
Russell Gulch was deserted on Labor
Day, everybody going to Central City
to take in the doings of the Western
Federation of Miners.
Mrs. John Mellow and Mrs. VIM. LIE
Prouse returned Friday from Denver.
Mrs. E. R. Fouts was a visitor to the
Queen city on Friday.
Misses Mamie johnson and Wands
Gehman of Denver, were up Saturday
and have accepted positions as teachers
in the local school, and entered upor
their duties Tuesday morning.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05

Governor Buchtel is using
mighty poor judgment in, follow
ing the policy he adopted a short
time ago of liberating a prisoner
from the state penitentiary every
legal holiday. Labor Day he par
doned the notorious Kid Wallace,
one of the most desperate GRIM
inals upon whom sentence was
ever pronounced. Seven years ago
he was implicated with three other
prisoners in the murder of Captain
Rooney, guard at the pen. The
murder of the guard was accom-
plished that Wallace and his asso-
ciates might make their escape.
He was captured, as was also two
of the other convicts. One man.
aged to make good his escape and
has never been captured. One of
the prisoners was taken from the
officials after his capture, before
they could place him in the pen.
was seized by the enraged citizens
of Canon City and lynched. Wal.
lace was tried for the murder of
Rooney and was sentenced to from
25 to As years. He applied to the
board of pardons several times for
parole but in each instance after
careful investigation, the board
refused his request. Surely the
governor in carrying out his policy
OF giving prisoner his freedom
each holiday could have found one
among the many inmates of the
penitentiary more entitled to lib
erty than Wallace. Such fragrant
misuse of the pardoning power of
an official does more than anything
else to encourage lynch law.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05

A most deplorable tragedy oc-
CURED in Denver on Labor Day
during the automobile races al
Overland park. Two men lost
their lives while driving their ma
chimes at daredevil speed. Us
ually feeling of compassion fol
another's sufferings or misfortunes
moves one to the expression Of
sympathy. But in Mondays &C.
cident it is doubtful if the men
who were killed deserve sympathy.
They entered dangerous contest,
realizing the element of danger,
but willing to take the chances.
This accident may impress upon
other autoists risks they take in
driving their automobiles at such
a high rate of speed, but it isn't
likely that it will. Similar acci-
dents to the ones which happened
at Overland have occurred on the
tracks in the east and the men
who were killed Monday had these
as warning. They didn't heed
the warning, neither will those
who will continue with the rech-
less sport take warning from Mon
days accident.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Phone, Central I06

The Breckenridge Journal says
the high moral standing of that
community is due to the fact that
it has been permeated by Chris
tian influence and education, such
as have radiated from the various
church organizations of the town.
We are wholly at loss to know
what to attribute the "high moral
standing" of this community to.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Massed Experience.

It may be worth while recording
that the list Of prominent Chicago citi-
Gems who are reported as about to put
into effect a new method Of raising
children comprises five families. with
total Of two children.-New York
Post.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
A Wolf-charnsr.

There IL announced from Rome the
death Of Luca Chairetti. . famous
hunter Of wolves. He had 30 thor
oughly studied their habits and cries
that he could initiate them perfectly.
and understood the mood which Q Ger.
tain cry indicated. He would give out
their cries in such . manner that they
came fearlessly to him. and he would
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Striped Silks Worn,

Amens the fancy silks one finds an
abundance of stripes-stripes In all
widths. stripes In white and color OF
II tw2 Solors. stripes In contrasting
materials. such ds satin and crepe
satin and chiffon. satin and velvet
Some OF the striped silks in light col.
oring are exceedingly pretty materials
Tor simple evening frocks. being only
moderately expensive and requiring
but little trimming because Of their
elaborate designs. A particularly sue.
cessful silk Of this type was in soft
shimmering texture Of the radium class
and had white surface pin. striped
closely with apple green. At two-inch
intervals ran heavy Quarter-incb
stripes Of the green. broken every four
or five inches by little flower clusters
Of shades Of rose and yellow.
For sporting goods of all kinds 60 t.
n ~; pe
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
w.e. rhlsxsa Ali R,aIA =

Recent burgiaries in The locality
have spurrsd the constable at West
Paris. Ne. to extraordinary vigilance.
The other day he took in two trsmps
and brought them to his once for ex-
animation. He found nothing Of an In
eliminating nature about them. while
they were in his little den, but soon
After they were dismissed he ascer.
tanned that they had made Oh with Q
valuable pipe and several other small
articles.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Marble Hear. Of R.m..es.

Examining the four vases containing
the embalmed internal parts Of the
body OF Rameses H.. who died In
1858 b. c.. Prof. Lortet has found
the heart as a bony oval plate. re-
quiring q saw to cut It.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
LARGE New ENGLAND Tree.

Perhaps the largest tree in New
England stands In the yard Of Jerry
Richard in Chester. Vt The tree
measures 23h feet in circumference
two feet from the ground. Its branches
have . spread Of 100 feet. There are
seven limbs which measure IN feet
in diameter. and choppers estimate
that the tree contains 20 cords Of
wood.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
PeeulIar auaine.. c..d.

This business card was recently
placed In the once Of a hotel at Wat.
kins. N. Y: IS. p. Rousseau, justice
OF the peace. I marry people at all
hours. Also manufacturer OF fine har-
ness Of all kinds. Franklin street."
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Our Progressive Language.

Il don't mind smoked oak and mis-
sion furniture. but that's enough to
drive any sane person from drink-in
this place" The men referred to the
sign in the downtown cafe. where to-
bacco may be bought from cigar
lat" There il no ''juleper" or beer
list" yet In the place. and . plain
bartender mixes cocktails.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Test for steel. H.rdne...

A method Of testing the hardness Of
steel balls used in ball bearings is to
drop them from flxed height on to q
glass plate set at an angle. II prop
erly tempered. they rebound into one
receptacle. and II they are too soft
they drop into another.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
ALARMING svmptoms.

I'm afraid I'm very Ill.," sighed the
table d'hote fend. Il am afraid there
is something radically wrong with me.
that won't last through the year.
Why? Why. because I went to a table
d'hote dinner last night and couldn't
eat It. began to balk at the
spagetti."
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Woman Town Clark.

Miss Clara McAlpine. acting town
clerk Of New Hartford. Conn. is the
only woman in that state holding such
a position. Mr.. Jewell. the regular
clerk. being away Indefinitely. Miss
McAlpine qualified for the ONCE.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Make Country LII. Better.

The 10000 deserted farms in New
York state certainly indicate dis
turbing tendency In the rural popula-
ton. The young people drift to the
cities or go west." aud when the eld
ers die the farms are often left uncul.
tivated. The hope Of betterment here
lies in country life being made more
attractive.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
Wishing and Winning.

There is a vast difference. says a
wise philosopher. between wishing
and winning. Many good man has
failed because he had his wishbone
where backbone ought to have been.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
A Real One.

Nov we've come to hitch in the
proceedings" as the horse remarked
when his master tied him to the
blacksmith's post.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05

They seldom Appreciate.
A man may be perniless and stili
be successful: but his family II not
likely 70 value that kind of success.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
keenest Disappointment.

The. worst disappointment that
comes to woman Is to have a man
fail to disappoint her when she ex.
pected him to.-F1orida Times. Union
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
To Mend Granite Ware.

Fuse together equal parts OF sui.
phur and black lead. and melt por.
tion Of this In the hole with q hot iron
~ In soldering.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05

Use UP Much Powder.
Pro1ectiles for modern largo and
rapid-hring guns require about half
their weight In powder to FIRE them.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05
For Artificial Digestion

Crocodiles, like ostriches, swallow
pebbles and small stones for the pur.
pose OF grinding their food.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-05

For sporting goods of all kinds 60 to
Ra2i .'s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

uonarchn
Mrs, Clarence Machsy has one
sapphire which alone II valued a.
$3.50. 600. Il II fcuf-tenlhs OF an
inch 10 diameter. She also has dia
nonda that cost over 100000.
Mrs. ]. ]. Aston has collection
containing sias.0oo worth 81 dta'
monda and aappkires. II includes a
diamond efown worth $4,000. q
tiara 81 diamonds and emeraida
eorth SO. GOO. neeklaee Of the
same levels worth $4,000 and
howknot Of fubisH and emefnids
worth $4,000
Mrs Gee. Gould has = collection
Of ieweia whleh has been estimated
At ttko coo. Of which SEE geo worth
are rings Que solitary ruby u
valued At $1,000. The most valu.
Able piece IA 4 diamond and ruby
necklace worth t1b.oo0.
The Naaasthailt family owus o..
Zoo geo worth az Jewels Mrs. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
SUBURB OFFICIALS
ARE NO MORE

The last city orfielai OF Southeast
Seattle this uaurniug turned over as
Insignia ~ effice 90 Comptroitef
carroll city Treasurer Il. ~ Tag
Kart has turned over o. Mr Carroll
check FOR sasaes. this being the
balance ~ funds IA his possession al
the tims tbs annexation ordinance
Was slgued ~ Mayor Moofe. Tho
uusnbeg 81 Southeast Seattle war.
rants stlll outstanding viii compel
this city 20 ray cut the sum ~
tstEts n excess II the aInount 70.
eeivea This. how ever. 10 provided
for BY tai levy Of mills. imposed
~ the city council o. Southeast So
attic.
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued 10
day "a follows.
Reese reoiea-Harry lay Reese.
"a. Seattle. to Marion FtHolca. n.
Seattle.
Hogue Frye - Virgil Newton
hogun. -. Seattle. 10 Elisabeth n,
Fr,e. "a. Seattle
Moore.s srcsnficla- l. Moore.
"a. Seattle. Ia Nellie ". GFeenfield.
"a. Seattle
Johnson. Naslmnd Sam johnson.
-. Everett. to Maria X saslund.
IA Everett
Camplan cassy~Davld v Cam
plon. ~. Seattle. u Margaret Casey
81. Seattle
ThomPson Clifford tInfry Mort
ton Thompson. 81. fielisngham. to
kathleen i. clifford. e. Arlington
Dudley johnson sidney Nernon
Dudley. ti. Seattle. 20 Ella johnson.
Is. Seattle
TER TER YAsrf Arthur +. Tsiy
e. Seattle. % HIima Il 'relr. -.
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

man with tin dollars a week will
have tin chilfhcf, a man with wan
hundhefd dollars will have five, an
. man with mliiyon Will buy an
AntymObii Ye can tell Schwartz.
melater, with his thirteen little
Hsnses an ielenae. that he don't
have 10 throw no bombs 10 make
room ~ HIS ehlldber. Tn people
over in michigan AynoO will DO
that thimsllyes Nature IN a Wild
dlmmYcraf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Their. onleas wages ~ raised. Tn
poor ARE beeomin' richer IN child
her, an IN rich poorer. 'Tia always
IN way III bigger tn house tn
smaller tn family. michigan
Aynoo ~ always thinnIn' out FIRM
ltnilf. an CROWN firm tn efforts ~
Arrchay Rruad Tia "A way Ma.
ture has " Eettln' even wlih tn
rich an pow'rfnl Wan part ~
town has nawthin' but money. an
another nawthln' but ehlldher A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
I'M after THE
DRUGGISTS

msselllanec q dfas sls',H
s.ss $3.50 today than sss'st, a.l
ss. ~ s..lsr vent eot fesafalns
- -. ~ Il patent msdie'hsH con
~ a,',am Of ether iruea
sn.Is 's ' v,,srpensselu = dfswins ne
CO .'ea The city rhermssl'ir
~ "a closer. and any ei.eIt 'e
~ - 81 morrhinc without a
100 prescription viii Ne 70, 20.
s.'''s s s,eihss men today visited
-. sseses shfoashout the seai !.
s'.sssst and eateesorsd te
- sas Or the other % The
fl'sa .ss,a arusz hat their efforts
-. . snsasssssfat 80,
80 g.. natens usedlelne eEder VII
- .'.eesA to slids ey 81 a few
= 80. ) ~. ~. s'hlsf wappensteln, FOR
NC - afuxsists ana other dfuk
,,.nk ne matter has blown
49, ~, arep N on them aEtin'
..I..a 4 MY.I HfN"N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
TO DEDICATE CHURCH
AT sourhgAsr SEATTLE.

The Lakeside Methodist Eplse0.
pal church Al Southeast Seattle will
Dc dedicated next Sunday morning
by hlehep David II, Moore. II the
NJ T. churches, who realdca al Fort
land The church was recently or.
gnnlacd and under the paagorate Of
Rev II. & Wilson IL thriving.
hlshon Aoorc will be the guest OF
honor, Monday. II the Seattle Meth
utlet clerNymen. Al noon a dinner
viii be given BY Rev " \ Harrine
ton In the paflors of the Aabufy N.
y church at Fremont Ia the even
Ing a reception will follow 1T the
Madison Street NJ h. church.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 10. The opera
season Il In fuii swing and no h
the gorgeous display Of jewels b.
New rosk'n rich women IN and out
~ the 600
Every niEht Al the Manhattan
Opera House. where Meiba and tho
ether stAFs are singing. millions Of
dollars of gems sparkle In the Au.
dlance.
On the frat nixht Of her appear
Anee. Nine. Mclba were $500. 900
Nogth ~ leweiry ana Il II estimated
that the women ID the hoxea car
rted $50 600 .oQo more.
New york has become The great
diamond market 81 the world.
and within the last five years tho
demand for the gems has Increased
80 enormously a. Ia call attention
70 the fact that several New York
famiites can eollccti>Na which rival
the eraWu jewels of many rslgnlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
CANNOT HOLD
ELECTION

The county commissioners were
this morning enioined by Superior
Judge Yahcy, sitting IA Judge orif-
fms place. from conducting the pro-
posed election on the question Of
the Incorporation OF the Aiki- Rain
tef towns. which was TO have taken
place tomorrow. " g. Rutter WIS
named as plaintiff IN the demand
for the injunction. The question
was taken under adviaement late
yesterday afternoon and the deei'
sion handed down early this morn
fuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

fred Gwynne vanderbuilt added
about sIoo. 900 worth Of diamonds
ia the family collection. Including a
necklace valued at So. 900.
Mrs Harry Payne whitney has
two enormous diamond iiaras, one
valued at $4,000. and five costly
alEress aud comb worth $4,000
The gem OF her collection IL = neck.
lace worth t5o.0o0.
Mrs bradley Martin has jewels
valued at over 100000. some en-
perts claiming that II II the finesi
eofieclion owned By any American
wcman The most notable piece u
diamond brcsstplats which covers
tho l0w frunt OF a low-bodice. liter
ally eiethinE the uwnsT vita Jew
els II 10 valued At $4,000. A col.
Iectioa Of tiara. necklaces. brace
lets aud pins % carefully matched
stones IL valued At sz0o.eoo.
Hut. Of course. these are only
few 81 mAny notable collections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
MlNsR BADLY CRUSHED.

tahn Aaks, Franklin coal miner.
80 xeafs ~ age. who was injured
yesterday in an accident IN the
uilnes was brought to tn proVls
deAse hospital today Maks was
badly crushed about tho hips aud
sides. and is In a serious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
RAN AUTO roo FAST.

o, u, Moody. chauffeur for Edwin
r. James. I2a Harvard av n. WAS
arrested this morning by officer
Hart on Pike e. for exceeding the
automobile speed limit tie was
released later on ball. Mr.. James
II member Of the real estate firm
% Edwin T. James = Co. New York
hlock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

The toIlo~iax eirshs we're rexis
tara today
Roberts Al 3tz9 Federal av
Jan IS. % uife Of ~ W Roberts.
4 SEA
Russell=-At se2 stth Az =. Jaa
IA 70 wIfe q Menroo Russell. a
daughter
Frtea A. t3t9 ssh Az. ~ T..
Ian ts. 70 wife % Edward y Frvsa.
SEA.
Waiter A. tees sta nv. n T..
Jan ia. 10 wife o. Geo. z. Walter. >
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Deaths weFe REGISTERED today d
feliuws
Pssersoe Albion Peterson. 90.
Ian. -. at iQtts piks 81
AAh--Iamss Ash. "a. Jan. Is. at
ia stth AZ. e
kladef--H y kiddef. a. Jan
10. a. slale Insane aaYlam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
DOLBY AND RACE SUICIDE.

In hts Dissertations (Harpcral.
Mr. Dooley divertlngiy takes up,
among host OF other subjects, that
Of fnce suicide.
9TH race ain't dyin' oat very bad
IN this here part ~ the wnrruld. On
IN contrdy. II aln't liable IN. aye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
lNsE WALTERS VIVA sulr.

lnsa VALERA eiaintlff IN a rer-
aonal injury prcgsedlug against the
seattle. RontoA a southern Railway
company. was ,hla morning rendered
a verdict of ss.eee damages hs the
jury In Judge Mitchell Oinlama
s.ttfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

-. IA spahs bay tfdclAnaa
~ - ifumea a. Cooper Wills
-ct2s-a k.,lfaiee sss
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* ANT ssntst. go Burke
os.1nns fnoae. Ind saa seattle
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-04
632 JAPANESE
COME IN SIBERIA


The pa,.n. Ala. .fa4msbfp siberia
CAPTAIN z.aI.r arrived tbis morning
from an, ,r...r r,.lfrs. .,t tbc 1I,gl,-
faId wharf ar.u, >.so ,,.l,.l. She soils
for san Francisco this afternoon ot
o'clock Tnn sub.ri, Iaft 4oprlsonp
January d, shanghai was Ioft tbroo
DAYS latnr. sra 1.fr >.3gas,l,i January
90 Kobe ON January 9g and yol,obama
ON January 20 at n. m ON hoard
.rpop arrival nar. t,lr, ,.cro "A cabin
Messengers pa,pr, i'm the Erronaap
staerage and GAS Asi,tic passenrers
r,igbt cabin r9esanaa,s ,,.oro fo,, Homo.
min as were also n of tboea in the
STORAGE Tr.rg ,ysro rq- Asiatios for
Honolulu ain .,q,rf e,., chinese boi,g
Jaranese
Tba Iinor ,o,rios , LARGO o,,or,,t NJ
tbroupb rraiahf roostl,. fror, india or
TIopoIulu rrsiybt tbsro arc 9SG toms
a,d For. se,, u-r.,,i.l, .,,.,,., o,., ,oo,.l,,
ooo tons inf qargo incIrding the fol-
t-,..,,c. 90 .,g,. .,i,- 80, zoo h,1os