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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Can't Find CovingtOn Murderer

Seattle, Oct. - The chief of police received word today from Katalla that the man suspected of the murder of Mrs. Frank Covington is not there. No arrests have been made but Chief Wappenstein still believes the man is in Alaska
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Contract Operators Must Stick

Chicago, Ocr. President Small of the te.egrapher, union refuses to allow leased wire and brokers opera tor, under time contracts Co be called out tu aid of the strike
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Boxers Kill Missionaries

Shanghai, Oct. l. Boxer troubles are breaking out again and several missionaries were killed yesterday. Troops were sent 10 Eichow today to repress disturbances. UpriSings in other districts also threaten to be troublesome.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Atlantic Fleet Loses Two Men

Boston, Oct. l-In a severe storm oil Cape Cod last night the ships of the Atlantic naval squadron suffered some damage and two naval officers lost their lives. One was swept overheard and the other hurled violently against a hatch and killed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
YUCATAN IN VALDEZ
 SAILS THIS EVENING

Steamer Yucatan reached Valdez from Seattle at II o'clock this morn- ing and will sail this evening for Sew ard by way of Latouche. She is scheduled to reach this port tomorrow .avauinty
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Lewis Wants to be Governor

Chicago Oct - James Hamilton Levi, announce, hi, candidacy for the democratic nomination tor governor of Illinois next year.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05

Secretary Taft was greeted in Seat tie by reception committee wearing plug hats and the Times alleges in a humorous article that all but one or two of the hats were from two to fifty years old, and illustrates the scene with cartoon.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Orders Arrest of Cuban PlOtters

Havana, Oct. l-Gov. Magoon issued orders today for the arrest of every man known to be plotting with the rebels. Serious trouble is threatening and an open outbreak is feared
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Eddy insane Case Dismissed

Concord, \. IT.. Oct. 2-The insanity inquiry into the mgura, condition of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, the Christian Science .eaUuu was dismissed today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Steamer Yucatau Sails

Seattle, Sept. 30 Steamer Nucatan sailed for Seward at o'clock last night
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
President Diaz Receives Root

City of Mexico, Oct ? - President Diaz formally received Secretary Root today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Temperature in September

The mean temperature of September in Seward was 5O.l7 degrees. In Sep tember 1906 it was 5O.2l. The highest temperature last month was 6S on the I4th. The lowest was g on the 3Oth. There were nine clear days, fifteen rainy days and six part cloudy days.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Swedish Yacht Club Challenges

London, Oct. 2-The Swedish Yacht Club of Stockholm decided today to issue challenge for the American cup.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Ruef Tesnfies in Ford Case

San Francisco, Oct. ? Abe Ruef testified for the prosecution in the trial of Tirey l.. Ford today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Bertha Not Reported

Steamer Bertha was not reported in Valdez at l o'clock this afternoon. She is ten days out of Seattle tonight.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Taft Confers With flikadO

Tokio, Sept. 3O-Secretary Taft took luncheon with the mikado today in the imperial palace and conferred with him on American-Japanese re- latiOuS.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Ready to Welcome Root

City of Mexico Sept. 30 - A warm welcome is ready here for Secretary Root on his arrival.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-05
Portland Sails for Seattle

Steamer Portland returned from the westward Sunday morning at o'clock and sailed for Seattle at |.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
BUSY WITH FOUNTAIN
Stone and Other Material Being
Ordered This Week

Thomas Gibbeon, who will likely
build the rustic fountain in the park,
is busy this week figuring up the cost
and keeping mail and telephone line
busy between here and Manitou,
from where the stone is to come for
the fountain. The stone will be Of
the old, moss-covered variety, that
when they are finally put in place
will look as though the structure had
been there for thousand years.
The quotations uf prices on the
material have not been received as
yet, so that it is impossible to state
lust what the cost will be, but the
fountain Is assured and it will be of
such nature that there will be
nothing prettier of the kind In Colo
rado Within the next week 1t is
hoped the material will be here, or
at least on the cars headed for Gree
ley, and after that the construction
work will be rushed. The fountain
will be completed in tine SO that
with the first appearance of the
water through the new water works
system. it will be spouting away to
the delight OF all the spectators.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Will Publish Sermon.

There has been so much demand
the past week for the publication
complete OF the sermon delivered by
Rev. 0. A. Petty in the Methodist
church last Sunday evening to the
graduating class of the Greeley high
school. that the Tribune next week
will publish the sermon. To secure
extra copies of the paper orders must
he placed before Tuesday noon, June
4, as the edition will be limited to
actual circulation, and to what extra
copies may be ordered.
The sermon is considered by clergy
and layman as one Of the most
powerful ever delivered in Greeley,
and the request for publication
comes largely from the ministers of
the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
DOVER

Howard Welty has returned from
a business trip at Boulder.
Mrs. E. E. Merritt is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. J. Fl.
Demorest: of Brighton.
Mrs. SAMSON and Miss Lois Hill
are having their places fenced. as
wheat is very tempting to the range
cattle.
R. C. Mealer has been made happy
by the arrival of his family, and
they are pow cozily settled in their
new home.
The crops are looking very prom
Using, the farmers intending to plant
more corn and peas than formerly,
thus saving an immense feed bill fol
stock during the winter. Quite ar
acreage of potatoes will also be
planted.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
DISTRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt of Denver
were the recent guests OF their son,
J. NJ. jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers entertained
MIR. and Mrs. j. Fl. Braucher and
family and Max X. Gerry and family
of Greeley at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Alex McCloud of Denver,
who has been visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Stephen Lewis, went to
Greeley Wednesday. where she Will
visit her other sister, Mrs. j. ii.
Rowe.
Miss Ettie Irving, who recently
closed successful school year here
with an elaborate program given by
her pupils, is visiting friends in
Eaton this week, and will soon re-
turn to her home at Ceour d. Alene,
Ida.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Encounter With Lightning.

Lee Harsh. son of j. w. Harsh,
had an experience with lightning
near Num- that he will never forget.
He was unconscious for some time as
a result of the encounter, while the
three horses that he was driving are
still dead.
Young Harsh was working on the
Robert Boyd place east of the little
town, when a threatening cloud
made its appearance in the sky. He
quickly unhitched the team from the
farm implement and hooked them
to the wagon and started for camp,
He reached about half way to his
destination. Then he heard crash
and when he again awoke he was ly-
ing between two of the horses. The
three animals were dead, having ap.
parently never moved muscle after
the shock.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the jackson Lake Re
servoir and Irrigation company at
Fort Morgan, Colo, until 6o'clock
p. M, June Is. 1907, for the repair
of an earthen dam, Involving about
30. 900 cubic yards Of earth~ofk.
S, 400 cubic Yards of concrete fip-rap
and 4l,5Oo square yards of steel and
wire reinforcing. The work is To-
Gated about four miles northeast of
Orchard, Colo. Specifications and
forms Of proposals may be obtained
from the Office of the secretary of the
Jackson Lake Reservoir and Irriga-
tion company, Fort Morgan. Colo.
The Jackson Lake Reservoir and Ir-
rigation Co.
A. FL. Cutler, Secretary.
Fort Morgan, Colo, May 90, 1901.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
ELWELL

Beulah Avery is ill with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. William Rix is visiting her
son, Robert Brown, of Glenwood
Springs.
j. W. Purvis has finished laying
pipe and can water his lawn from
the Eichmann we'll.
Mr.. Defines. who lives on the Wag-
goner place, lost two children with
scarlet fever last week.
Miss Van Dorpen's school children
gave her little surprise party re-
Gently in token Of their affection.
Rev. H. Fl. Flory spent Sunday In
Eastern Colorado, and Rev. J. W.
Cleaver took his place at the chapel.
The Dilley chapel children begin
practice this week for. their chill
dren's day program, which they plan
to render on the third Sunday in
June.
The pie supper given ..by the
Ladies Aid last Thursday evening
was we'll attended, considering the
threatening clouds, and. good
time was enjoyed.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
WINDSOR

Mrs. Osterhout is visiting relatives
at Rocky Ford.
Miss Eta Wallace left for her
home in Fort Lupton Monday.
Memorial services we're held at the
M. E. church Sunday. Rev. Cooper
preached the sermon.
Fred Barber left for Denver last
Saturday, where he will spend the
summer, taking course of study.
Mrs. Yancey returned from a
six-months' sojourn In California
Sunday, much improved in health.
Miss Katherine Nash and Miss
Maud Walker spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. j. King in Gree.
ley.
Mrs. James Courtwright and fam.
lily have moved to Fort Collins,
where they expect to make their
home.
The Tully Hardware company ex.
poets to open new furniture store in
the Cobbs building on the south side
OF Main street, about June l.
W. B. Middleton and wife. M. Fl
Layburn and wife and G. W. Briggs
and wife drove to the home of Mrs.
r. r. Middleton's, near Pierce
Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
RE ON HAND MONDAY
Commercial Club Spread for the
Ladies

The swellest blowout of the sea-
s7n will take place next Monday
,,srinp. when the members OF the
Commercial club will entertain their
uiyss and sweethearts with VI a
,r,ts dinner at the new Camield.
II II, uake, the new landlord, has
r,,nised to kill chicken or a turk
for the occasion, and there will be
mashed potatoes and brown gravy
and hundreds of other numerous
rhjurs TOO good to mention. Alto
rathsr. it will be the first square
meal that Greeley has enjoyed-ln
such large quanlities-since the oasis
hotel was closed, and for some time
previous to that.
For once, the usual strict par
AGAINST dress suits will be let down,
and the man who owns one may wear
il without danger of being taken
for the waiter. Others WHO have no
swallow tails may wear what they
have. Just so they come.
There will be a number OF speak
ers from out OF town to help digest
the feed and to furnish part of the
entertainment, which is promised to
be something out OF the ordinary.
Dinner at / 80 sharp.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Today's Frolics.

There will be burlesque base
ball game and other doings of a like
nature at Island Grove park this
afternoon for the benefit of the Gree
ley base ball team. a number of
well.known Greeley men will take
part in the game. The city has
been divided up into the North side
aud South side, aud the poorest base
ball material in the two sections
selected as opposing teams.
There will also be automobile,
motor cycle and bicycle races of vari-
GUS speeds and combinations.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Perfect in Attendance,

The south ward school has the fol-
lowing names to present for perfect
attendance for the year 1906-7: Miss
Luna Smiths room, first grade. Mae
McCune; Miss Henrietta Kelly's
room, third grade, Alice Clague,
Keith Clague, Roy Seaman: Miss
Esther Ross room, fourth grade.
Edward Center; Miss Josepbine
Conkright's room, fifth grade. Rich
ard Genge, Arthur Leafgren, Grace
Crawford: Miss Grace Filkin's room
sixth grade, Warren Wolave.
Grace Filkins, PRINCIPAL.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
All Over Weld.

William Newman, who was opeT'
ated on for appendicitis week agC
last Sundaj, died at the home Of his
mother on Walnut street Monday
morning.
Friday was the last day Of scnool
and both teachers and pupils we.
coined the vacation days. The grad
uation exercises took place at the NJ,
f. church Friday night. Rev.
Doane of Greeley gave splendid ad-
dress to the graduates.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
CROW CREEK

Farmers are all planting potato 5
in this vicinity.
Misses Irene Houston, DOROTHY
Shatfer and Anna HarbottIe spent a
few days the latter part of last week
and attended the school entertain.
ment here.
The Lincoln school entertainment
given last Saturday evening was ap-
preciated by all. Ice cream was
served to about l25 The program
and drills given by the school was
very good.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
BEEBE DRAW

Christ Ginther is building me
new house of cement blocks.
A paby girl was born to MI anu
Mrs. Frank FaShbaugh on the l'th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Oster are visit
ing their daughter and family at
Kiowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline and children
of LaSalle were guests at Sherman
Markles Sunday.
Miss Edna Dean returned home
the first of the week, after teaching
a successful term OF school near Auit.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Send-off to Petty.

A farewell reception was given
last Tuesday evening in the United
Presbyterian church to Rev o A..
Petty and family, who leave In q few
days for Aurora, M, where Mr..
Petty has accepted call as pastor OF
the First Congregational church.
The reception was interdenomina-
tional, and members of practically
all of the city churches, the pastors
and wives, paid their respects to the
retiring pastor and family.
In the receiving line, besides Mr..
and Mrs. Petty and Mrs. Petty, sr.,
were r. L. Simpson, Mrs. w. X.
Stitfey, Mrs. A. w. Waddle, w. r.
Adams and DR.. and Mrs. q. A.
Ringle.
There was music by two different
orchestras and light refreshments.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Sore Nipples.

ANY mother who has had experi-
ence with this distressing ailment
will be pleased to know that cnre
may be effected by applying Cham.
berlain's Salve as soon as the child
Is done nursing. Wipe it OIL with a
soft cloth before allowing the babe
to nurse. Many trained nurses nse
this salye with best results For
sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
SUMMONS-STATE 0I
~ County OF Weld. IS.

In the district court.
John III. Behrens, plainti
McCutcheon, Henry
town OF Evans, a munici2
defendants.
The people OF the state oi
defendants above name1
You are hereby require
action brought against
named plaintiff in the
Weld county. state Of d
swer the complaint therei
days after the service
within this county: OF, 4
this county, or BY pub
thirty days after the SCI
elusive OF the day OF se!vi
by default will be taken
cording to the prayer Of
And il Il copy OF the "a
above entitled action Be
this summons, or II the
made out OF this state, IN
tional to the time herein
for appearance and ans
lowed before the taking
default as aforesaid.
The said action is br
plaintiffs title to lots lat
block 20: lots : to Il incil
to 10 inclusive OF block
inclusive OF block 2s: loss
and lots II to i inclus
lots 33 to 30 inclusive o.
10 to l. inclusive Of bio
town oil Evans, in said y
To obtain a decree Of
said plaintiff the owner 9
simple and TO enioin SAID
each and every OF them
claiming by, through Of
interfering with plainua
right oil possession, ahu
beginning any action or
ing same to recover sag
way to interfere with p
session or enjoyment :
more fully appear lroml
said action to which II
,,,nJa a cnDy nf which is
and served upon you. !,
And you are HEREBY ~.
fail to appear, ana 70 ~
complaint as above isq
plaintiff will take nus
against you according
said complaint a. a.
Given under my hand & Z.
'oui''' JOHN
Atiornd
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Free Booklets on Old Mey;oo

In connection with the Special er.
cursons to Mexico City the Colorado
q southern is distributing some
handsome illustrated liter.tn-e
Tickets at half rates will hs so,d
April 25th to May 18th, June 3, h ~
ioth and June Goth to July 18th good
1or 30 days; stopovers in both diroc
tlons' L. E. Fisher, G. P A
Denver. A.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Removal Sale

The Thompson Music company are
selling their pianos, organs Sentna
nachlnes and musical goods at 80
reduction from now nntr T sleao
copy. o'nls
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Good Words tor Chamberlain's Cough
...- Remedy

People everywhere take pleasure
in testifying to the good qualities Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips Of Barclay, Md,
writes: Il wish to tell you that l
can recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My little girl, Catherine.
who is two years old, has been tax
ing this remedy whenever she has
had rold since she was two months
old. About month ago con.
tracted dreadful cold myself, but
took Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and was soon as we'll as ever" This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Good Investment

,o. owner of fifteen of the choicest
loes IN Arlington addition No ,",1S
sell all or part at bara,t, l. WIZ
quire Tribune. "'" IN
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
HENRY CLAY n
Public Stenofs,

report cases in any I'd
conventional and public
stenographic work Of M
vote special attention toa
osition. and legal work.
10 and u Bank Block.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
Normal Hill L,ote

sea n01s Tot1n OF them. Choicest locations.
Bank block. Union
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30
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SUMMONS- STATE
y County OF Weiu' 80

In the district court "a
John Brubaker, plaliRTt,,,1ti iT, X
Cutcheon, Henry M" ,0ro
Young, trustee, detenda
The people OF the state ,, y !
defendants above nams ;rs
You are hereby reauhty
action brought agaiihhsa. H. A
named plaintiff IN 'ns n
Weld county, state, bsrs Us
swer the complaint t-r;es .acs'
DAYS after the ser'iSss r. az.
within this county nub N
this county, or BY ~ ps ssi
thirty days after =, tus serIi
elusive OF the day ot ot.tan len
BY default will be tsseol s,st d
cording to the pTFa;yhea, " d
And ii a copy OF ;an on'b he
above entitled actlto,Ih 4 ,hs S
rn,s rnade soui.ith out Of this state, atae,,.iDI .aI
tional to the time 4 a1. aa1,,sxs
ior appearance ana ni iiSSds
before the taking Vi
as aforesaid. is brou
The said acton 'of the
tn all OF block 30 ~ ! dsol
G1Toiorado; 1T m to obtal;in,
declaring said pIa and v
land I'M IN zee md ri',,ab each and.
ali persons lali,,a,,riering
them then, II ,[ot't possession, ,.nd ~
commanding sa,u throug
sons 50 rsirain f,ai,'ir,Im rom 6egina,esas Isea
any action or saii1 y u n his po
deprii,yy,e, pi,y,,cnt P'i''pii''s oi SAINT, ;,I.,iu
appear from the ,rs rv. i he:
r. which reteren,eae : aitsca
" e9 which is hereto
upon you hereby nv
And you are and a'od to ans
fail to appear. Il. ,r,s"auired..
plaint as aDqlu, u,ar, on byde'
viii take iudgt,ilnenrrra nrrayero
according % Iiar I'M nv hsrlsdl n
county,thI7 o'i' J0hH.s,
Attorn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17
CITY BEAUTIFUL PROGRESS. MAYORS STATEMENT. Public Meeting for Consid- eration of the Matter for
 Wednesday Night.

A committee. which has taken .ac- tive interest in "The City Beautiful" plan proposed by George ID. Seymour, has instituted plans to make the scheme popular and thereby enlist the cooper ation of the citizens. of New Haven gen. erally.
 The directors of the New Haven Colony Historical society have granted the use of their fine hall in Grove street, opposite Hillhouse a4enue for a meeting to be held next Wednesday evening at o'clock. At that meeting plans for making MT, Seymour's scheme a practical working Ilan, if the people of the city approve 1t, will be consIder- ed. The committee has named a large bcdy of citizens as a general committee all of whom are asked to come to the meeting. s4
 A little reflection will show that New Haven Is peculiarly well situated to carry out such scheme of beautiflca- ton as is proposed. What with the standard of architecture in the Yale university buildings on the west side OL luo fGSlitEdl BF6S--d plOl or pdTK l1aL is not excelled anywhere in the coun- try and that lends itself admirably as a setting to an architectural conception the law school on the north, and the three historic churches in the middle, the dream of "City Beautiful" around the green can readily be comprehended.
 Members or the board of aldermen and hundreds of the leading citizens of the city have been invited to partici- pate in the meeting. Among the num- Der are the following: IA
 His Excellency Governor Rollin ts. Woodruff, Chief Justice Simeon E. Baldwin, Congressman N. D. Sperry, Senator Dennis A. Blakeslee, Senator Franklin l., Homan, Senator Frank s. Butterworth. Senator John F. shanley, Representative Frederick l.. Lehr, ex- Congressman James P. Pigott, Post master James M. Howarth, Collector of Port J. Rice Winchell, High Sheriff Philip Hugo, Highway Commissioner James H. Macdonald, Insurance Com missioner Theodore H. Macdonald, Con troller Jonathan N, Rowe, City Clerk Edward IA Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17
MR oBRrEN AT WOODBRIDGE.
Former Sheriff Speaks in Congregations
 nl Church on Civic Righteousness.

Matthew F. o'Brien. Brldgeport's ex- sheriff, delivered an address on Civic Righteousness at the Congregational church in Woodbridge last night The meeting was under the auspices of tho Christian Endeavor society, and was we'll attended MT OBrien said that in his opinion an awakened public con science was soon to force the politician with selfish interests out of public life. The wave of reform was spreading all over the country but in the east the most dangerous of all corporations, the brewery corporations, were not receiv- ing the attention that they should. While the other organizations were be- ing carefully watched the general pub Iio were allowing the most dangerous combination, the liquor traffic, to evade It's just punishment.
 He said that 1t was the duty of tho state to pass laws to protect the pub lie peace and the public morals. While ous state passed laws regulating san Representations, forced compulsory vao- cinnation on us to prevent smallpox, spent valuable time on dog law de- signed to protect us from the remote danger of hydrophobfa, 1t licensed the liquor traffic, which ruins public health, endangers public safety, public peace and public morals. If there was one institution in the state that should re- ceive the paternal consideration of the Legislature, 1t is the saloon.
 MT. O'Brien further said that ninetv per cent. of the saloons of the state were controlled by the brewery com bine, and that the brewery combine openly boasted that 1t was in control of the senate of Connecticut Indications, the speaker said, were that 1t was not an Idle boast. He told of the matters pending, and said while the house might pass some good laws the senate would be sure to kill them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17

ness. In 1870 he came to this city and he has been working, for his brother, S. E. Dibbie. ever since.
 In addition to his wife and brother, MT. DibbIe leaves his son, Burton, who is employed at the Security Insurance company's office. in this city, and a daughter Mrs. Eva Keller of IA Warren place.
 MT. Dibble was man who was liked and respected by all who knew him. Medical Examiner Bartlett stated that MT. Dibble had evidently suffered and worried so much that he probably did not realize what he was doing when he took the poison. The sympa- thy of the entire community will go out to the bereaved family in their trouble.
 Mr Dibble was a respected member of St. Johns P H, church, and Rev. MT Means of that church will off1ciate at the funeral which will be held at MT. Dibble's late home, on Tuesday aft ernoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 MT. Dibble was a well known mem Der of Harmony lodge. I. o. 0. F.. and it is expected they will conduct the ser vices at the grave. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.