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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
DENVER . RIO GRANDE
TRAIN KILLED TWO DEER

Will Mack. who came over from
Grand Junction Friday on Den
yer 4 Rio Grande train No. ;. to at
tend the funeral OF the late DR.. J. l.
Prentiss. reports . very unusual incl
dent while enroute to this city. Just
before the train reached Cotopad the
engineer noticed q couple of deer
standing on the railroad track . quar-
ter OF mile or % ahead: one OF them
\ doe and the other fawn few
months old. He supposed. Of course.
they would scamper on into the hills
rs the train approached. but instead
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
YOU NEED'T CHEW YOUR
NEAT SAYS DIR. WILEY

Washington, June 6.-'Eat plenty OF
good, wholesome food, sleep the sleep
of innocence-that is eight hours OF
peaceful, restful sleep in every twenty
four hours. Take plenty of exercise.
Do not make it too violent. Don't be
afraid to fight. Fight with all your
energy when fighting, but the moment
the fight is over forget it. The man
who carries envy and hatred to his
bed is bound to die young"
This is the formula for a century
lifetime laid down by DR.. Wiley, chief
chemist and pure food expert of the
department of agriculture. DIR. Wiley
continued:
1T is true that We are all living
longer. The average of mankind is
five years greater now than 1t was
several years ago. Old age should be
the medium Of the reaper, and the
rapid advancement of science will
practically keep the reaper busy with
old age as his moving machine.
1T Is true l once belonged to a CEN
tury club. 1t was a New York gath
ering. Every member was pledged to
live a hundred years. The club has
died a natural death, although the
principle still exists"
What diet would you suggest?' DR..
Wiley was asked.
mo suggestion on that point l am
too wise to Bay what to eat. Ny d.
rections for the man who wants to live
100 years is to eat plenty of good.
wholesome food" was the reply.
What do you think of Prof. Irving
Fishers declaration that the harder
you chew your food the longer you
will live?"
IT'S all right in some particulars.
but he is wrong about meat eaters.
Flesh eating animals never chew their
foods. They bolt it. Man by chewing
his meat makes 1t indigestible. The
saliva mixed with the meat forms an
alkaline. Before the meat can be d.
gested that alkaline must be neutral
lied. Chewing mechanically il . good
thing, for 1t breaks up the meat. but
practically it is q bad thing. for II
makes 1t hard to digest OF course
chewing is beneficial when eating
starchy substances"
naf1v RonoHA-S cant. . Nmv
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
DISOBEYS PHYSICIAN
AND PAYS WITH LIFE

Florence, Colo. June 10.-Wilson
Bailey. a negro coal miner. dropped
dead at his home Saturday night in
West Florence. He had been under
the care of DR.. Cline, who told him that
II he returned to his work in the Ocean
Wave coal mine at Williamsburg he
would not live. Despite the warning,
he went to work on Saturday and ex-
pireG the same evening. Heart failure
is gi,Su as the cause.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

An installment OF new books. large
ly fiction. has been received at the
public library This order includes
the annual donation from Mrs. F. A
Reynolds for the Helen Reynolds Me-
mortal Library. Beside the books list
ed below. about twenty volumes were
purchased to replace discarded books.
Donations for the past month include
a complete report OF the Kansas-Colo-
RADIO water case. In seven volumes.
bound In calf. the gift OF Mr.. Clyde
Dawson: several volumes Of mAga-
zines donated by A. r. Brown and Mrs.
l.. Z. Franck. and a number OF books
from Mrs. R. 8. Lewis.
New Besks.
Arnim-Princess Priscilia's Fort
night.
Benson-From College Window
tessays).
Boyles-I-angford OF the Three Bars.
Brady & Jeple-Richard the Brazen.
Carey-No Friend Like q 0ister.
Carmichael-Things AZ They Are
(Missions In India).
Corbin-Cave Man.
Davis-Lion and the Unicorn.
Doyle-sir Nigel.
Faversham-Squaw Man.
Fox-Knight OF the Cumberland.
Froude-History OF England. v. S-19.
Gibson-My Lady and Allan Darke.
Hobbs (Mrs. Craigu)-Dream and
the Business.
Johnson-Rasselaa.
Jones-India's Problem (Missions). .
Kephsrt-Book Of Camping and
Woodcraft-
King-KniEht OF Columbia
Kingslsy-Truthful Jane.
Lee-Uncle william.
Lefevrc- Sampson Rock OF Wall
Street
LillibridEe-where the Trail d.
vides.
Little--Lady Of the Decoration.
Loti--Dtsenchanted.
McCutcheon-Beverly OF 0rAustark.
Observation-Disclosures Synopsis
Mason-Running Water.
Meldrun-Holland and the Holland
srs.
Metcalf-Organic Evolution.
Meredith-Under the Harrow.
Nicholson-Port OF Nissing Men.
ONeil-Loves Of Edwy.
Oppenheim-The MAlefActor.
PaGe-Coast Of Bohemia (poems).
Parrish-Bob Hampton OF Placer.
Ray-Acknoyd OF the Faculty.
Resd-Lavender and Old Lace.
Reed-0pinner In the 9un.
Richmond-0econd Violin.
Wharton-Madame do Treymes.
White q Adams-The Mystery.
Wllliamson-Rosemary In Search Of
q Father.
Raynslds' Library.
Aloott-Little Women. Little Men.
Eight Cousins, Rose in Bloom.
Bailey-Robsrta and Her Brothers.
Bsnsoa-Book Of Indoor Games.
DAfling-0lrl Of This Century.
Douglas-Hslen Grant In College.
Hg3leetoo-JAck 0Aalby.
Ellis-Campsrs Out. Young Gold
aI y
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
SENTENCED 10 PENITHNTIARY
BY JUDGE BAILEY

Frank Norris and Randall Jones.
who q few days ago pleaded guilty In
district court. the former to burglary
and larceny and the latter to forgery.
were Friday afternoon seutsaced BY
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
Dffficu1t Cases Solicited.
Bring your School Children
Over 10000 Patients

treated in California. Colorado, New
Mexico. Oklahoma and Kansas. A large
stock OF glasses and artificial eyes on
hand. large proportion OF headaches,
hysteria, insomnia, chorea (St Vitus
dance). nervous prostration, hallucina-
ton, stomach troubles, and other phys
ical maladies, when OF a nervous ma
ture, are caused by eye strain. The
removal Of the cause effects a perma-
nent cure.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13

Daily Record-s cents q day.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13
Physicians especially s;,ss al ,.;5 are !, ,

ny Sl>aouS vited to call and
investigate his methods of correcting
errors or refraction.
DIR. Sapero has been practicing in
Colorado for many years He is a
graduate of the leading medical COL
leges of Europe and this country, and
is licensed to practice by the State
Board of Medical Examiners of Colo
RADIO and other states
References FURNISHED tarnd h, d. from from
ing citizens OF Canon City and vicinity,
now under treatment
Those unfortunate and unable to
pay will receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
Remember DR.; sapero does
not experiment
He cures where others fail. Over II
years practical experience.
Thousands of, Of TESTING, ses,i%Snia,s nl
tients whom he has cured. furnished
on demand.
DR.. SaPero has been visiting Ca1ea
City regularly for many years. All
work gaaranteed or money refunded.
II you desire 70 consult the Doctor,
please make appointment early.
CoosultatAoo and Exam4na-
ton foe Glasses Free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
WOMEN TRY TO
JUMP In RIVER.
Sisters, Discovered iii Ennbarras-
ing Position, Make Attempt to
End Their Lives.
BOTH COUPLES ARRESTED E:
Husband Of One Woman and
Father OF Both Meet Them at
Landing.

slamed ut tho situation in which
they were discovered. Mrs. Henry
Stutz, and Miss Nellie Miller, sisters.
who llad left I.ichmond Sunday night
III company with j. l.. Waltors and j..
=. Wright, attempted Us they reached
landing ut 1880 O'clock yesterday
morning to Jump from tho sides OF tho
Old Dominion Steamship Berkeley ana
desperate effort OIL tho part Of tho
steward and negro wnitor that they
were prevented from being SUCCESSFUL
Walters and Wright and the two wo-
mon registered IN the ships passenger
list as men and wives. They remained
they boarded tho steamer to Ieturn to
Richmond. arriving ut 1l:30 o'clock yes
terday morning.
wa AS t down 1w tho gang blank 1 they OBJ
served their father, Mr.. Miller. waiting
on tho wharf FOR them. They rushed
Ge aek Whence, whenee they l tried to hnrl them.
selves into tho water. Walters, tried to
get away. but was s4mn Ugh abGpt sa an
WOMEN i, The officers Of tho vessel
found themselves in quandary. at first.
not knowing what to do with their
M Mr !. Miller and Mr.. stutz demanded
that they be arrested. and they were
placed IN CuStOTV ny tOlilCeE <AlhlIlSOIl.
Warrants were sworn out against them,
and both men were locked sup;
When they discovered that they. too,
to tho station, the two women were
made desperate. Both made a terrific
struggle to proven. arrest Mrs stut2
clothes, she was borne to II waiting
carriage. Miss Miller tainted and sho
also had to be carried,
Mr.. Stutz, IT Is stated, Is seeking d.
vorcc from his wife. Stutz's only stip-
uation, in securing the divorce, is that
he be allowed tho custody Of their
four-yenr- old child.
Walters was bailcd last night in the
sum of 5000, J. a. Bcrtoccl going on
his bond. and Wright wns bailed in
the sum of 500, with r. E. Payton ns
security. The women were sent to
the City Home. as they were Frustrated
and in need of medical attention.
| The case Will be heard In the Police
Court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
CASE PROVES NEED
OF national Law
Divorce Granted Woman in Vir-
ginia Held Invalid in New
York.

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.1
NEW YORK. May s-A decision made
to-day by Justice Bowling, in tho SUI
prcme Court. emphasizes tho necessity OF
a national uniform divorce law. BY its
decision the court Rnys that decree OF
absolute divorce which Eva B. Ransom
obtained In Virginia from her husband,
Port v. Ransom. is OF no force or effect
against Ransom In this State Mrs Ran
som. who Is a Virglnan. was married to
Ransom In this city In $780, She got her
Virginia decree CT absolute divorce from
him in 1901 and was married to George
L. Browning at tbs courthouse, Madison,
Va, on April "a. 1896.
Justice Bowling holds that Ransom 10
emitted to a decree OF absolute divorce
becausa she Is living With Browning az
his wife Justice Bowling says In his de-
clsion that Mrs. Ransom is blameless
for the situation which has arisen" but
unless she and Ransom can agree upon
some arrangement with respect to the
custody OF the children which Is mutually
satisfactory, they will remain with their
mother. who has cared for them since
her separation from the plaintiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
1N1UNCTIONS BY
ALABAMA COURT
Ten Railroads Get Restraining
Order Against New Rate y.
avs

MONTGO N1ERY, ALA, May S.-Judge
Thomas G. Jones. of the United States
Court, to-day granted preliminary in
functions on the part of ten roads in
Alabama, restraining the State from
putting into operation certain laws
lust enacted. Continuance was taken
in the application of the Louisville
and Nashville and the South and North
Roads because OF their having made
rates in violation of the law. which
says that rates in effect January lst,
last. shall be the maximum charge.
This feature was continued for thirty
days by request of tho State. The
roads which secured the Injunction are
the Atlantic Coast Line, the Seaboard,
the Central of Georgia, and the West
ern of Alabama: the Alabama Great
Southern, the Southern. the Mobile and
Ohio. the Atlanta and Birmingham. the
frisco, and the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis.
The laws resisted make rates jan
uary LIST the maximum rates, fixes
rates of 40 articles. classifies the
roads, and provides for the ahroga-
ton Of license OF any road removing
a case from the State to the Federal
Court. The question of master will
be determined on the first motion day,
the first Tuesday in June
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
PARTY LEADERS
FAVOR TAFT NOW
Chairman OF Ohio Central Com
,nittce Says Ohio Is Strongly
~ in Line.
in Line.

TOLEDO, O.. May s.-Walter T..
Brown, chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee. stated to-
night that he will issue Tomorrow a
call for a meeting Of that committee
ut the Buckeye Republican Club, Co
lumbus, on Wednesday, May. 18th. The
purpose OF the meeting will be to
participate in a party conference to
which will also be invited the mem
bers OF the Republican State Executive
Committee, the chairmen of the various
county Executive Committees and the
Republican members of Congress, to the
end that "a definite expression may be
secured in regard-to the party's choice
for the presidential nomination. and
that party harmony may be secured Mr.
Brown said:
"Since the State convention In 1900
over which Secretary Taft presided as
chairman, have believed him to be the
logical choice of the Republicans OF
Ohio for the presidency in 1908. and
heartily favor the movement to secure
for him an unequivocnl Endorsement at
this time. In my judgment. the meet
ing OF the party leaders and joint com.
mittees at Columbus next week Will
result in an unanimous expression II!
favor Of Secretary Taft"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

to consider the matter OF exempting
e. x. Victor. from tax on his ware
house in this city for u certain pc
riod.
uncle In Norfolk.
Mr.. Andrew II. Smelling, Of Boyton, is
spending a few days with his family
on Porter Street.
Miss Lena Warwick, OF Chesterfield,
is visiting Mrs. Lawrence Ingram.
The Monday Euchre Club was enter
tanned Tuesday night by Mrs. Law
renee Ingram. Lovely spring flowers
decorated the house. The pretty colors
Of red and white were operated In the
dainty REFRESHMENTS, and also the score
cards. Among those playing were Mrs.
Hin, Mrs. Trainum. Mrs. Merchant, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. stem. Miss Lena Warwick,
Miss Minnie Wcisigcr. Mrs. Kate Page,
Miss Eta Sampson. Miss Eliza Ingram,
Mrs. Garnctt, Mrs. Pulliam, Mrs. DAT
from and Mrs. Gary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
PIERCE Will FACE
CHARGE OF PERJURY
He Sprrenders and With Counsel
Holds Conference With
Authorities.

ST. LOUIS. May s.-Through his at
torney. j. D. johnson, II. Clay Pierce.
chairman OF the board of the Waters.
Pierce OH Company, surrendered him
sef to-day on tho indictment returned
against him in Texas, charging perjury
ney-Gener:ll OF tho State OF Texas tho
purpose OF tho affidavit being to re-
instate the Waters Pierce Oh Company
IN tho State Of Texas, from which it
had been oustcd from doing business
on the ground that 1t was part OF
the Standard OIL Company. The sur
render was mado shortly after noon.
Mr.. Pierce and his counsel were closet
cd In conference with tho authorities
for some time thereafter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
DEMOCRATS GOT
GREAT VICTORY
Clean Plurality for Mahool for
Mayor-Won in City
Council.

BALTIMORE, MD. May s-The Dem-
ocrats swept tho city in yesterdays mu-
.nicipal election. The piurailty OF ..
porrv Mahool, Democrat. for MAJOR.
over Timnnus, Republican. is 4.64O. The
Democratic candidates for comptroller
and president OF tho second branch OF
Inc city Council. wero elected by good
nluralities. The new Council WIZ
stand as follows: First Branch-De emo
Gratis. ~; Republicans. Z; Republican
gain of /. Second branch, with hola-
over member-Democrats. Z; RepuoH-
cans. Q: a Democratic gain OF l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mr.. NJ Lacy Fendley has returned
from Philadelphia, where he went on q
business trip.
Mr.. Richard Gary. who has been Wis
iting here, has returned to his homo
in North Carolina.
Revival services arc sbcing conducted
this week at the Fifth street NJ H.
Church by the pastor, Rev. Il. b. Nc
Spartan.
Mr.. J.. Lewis is quite, sick at his
home, No. i13 Perry Street.
John Oncstyt yesterday filed q deed in
the Corporation Court conveying to his
nephew, Z. Setti. his business in this
city. Onesty will leave shortly for
Italy. where he will remain during tho
summer.
A conference committee has been
called to meet tonight at 7:45 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
ATLANTA HOME WRECKED
BY An INTERNAL MCHlNE

e ATLANTA, GA. May s.-Mrs. Julia
Mccarthy was tonight seriously injured
and her residence at No AT Georgia
Avenue, was wrecked by an Internal ma
chine contains: in a package which she
was attempting to open. The package,
which was addressed to her daughter,
Miss Kate Mccarthy, was brought TO
the house by messenger boy while the
young woman was absent, and her
mother attempted to open it. The police
believe the internal machine was sent
by a Tilted lover. whom they are now
looking for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
BLUES RECEPTION
TO BE BRILLIANT
Continued from First Page.)

will be served to all present. Imme-
diately following this function ger
man Will be danced In the Temple it
being given in compliment to the Wis
ting Philadelphians and others.
General Grant and Lieutenants Harry
n. Cootes and Bagby. U. S. A., now
at the Jamestown Exposition, havo
also been invited. Lieutenant Bagby
is an eX-member of the Blues, and
Lieutenant Cootcs is a ". NJ. /. man,
and Vtrginian. Lieutenant Bagby in
expressing his regrets that he can
not attend, writes:
II use this form OF responding to
your kind invitation in order that
may assure you of my great interest
in the welfare of the Blues and to
express my hope--and belief-thut
they may ever remain at the stage of
discipline and efficiency. by means of
which, both In the past and at pres
ent, they have secured the proud
title Of the crack organization of the
South. And it always will be matter
of much pride to me that l. too.
once had the honor to be member OF
the battalion
To Make Trips.
A provisional company of the Blues,
consisting of flfey men from the three
companies Will go to jamestown Island
with the Colonial Danes, and company
similarly made up will so down on Mon
day with the Association for the Preser-
walton of Virginia Antiquities.
Company A has had but four captains
since the battalion was formed, thirteen
years ago. They are Captain Clarence
Wyatt. Captain L. L. Cheatwood. Cap
tain z. w. Bowlcs and Captain Russell
II. Palmorc. Company e has had nine
captains during the same period. They
were Captain George A. Ainsle. Cap
tain j. Clement Shafer. Captain w. S
p Mayo. Captain George y. Pegram
(now deceased), Captain w. l.. Daugh-
try (deceased), Thomas \. Spencer
Captain A. Tyler Brock. Captain J.
Cloyd Kent and Captain r. Page Bur-
we'll. tho present commander
Captain Kent now commands Com
pany c. the baby" company of the
battalion, but one which aspires to be
tho crack command
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
MR.. RYAN PURCHASES
JAMESTOWN BONDS
Continued from First Page.)


squadron, upon whom the Duke called
yesterday.
Arrangements are to-day being con-
cluded for the departure Tomorrow OF the
Duke dc Abruzzi for Washington for his
visit to President Roosevelt at the White
House, probably Friday, and two or
three days stay in the National Capital.
Surprises in Pease as Well as War
Vice Admiral Ijuin, commanding the
Japanese squadron, visiting the James
town Exposition, paid an unexpected Off
cial call upon the officials of the cXposl-
ton this afternoon, accompanied by
staff of six officers and an interpreter.
Will, the reception OF the vlcc-admiral
was a little delayed OIL account OF the
arrangements ignorance Of his visit, 1t
was cordial and great popular demon
stration by the visitors to the grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
ROW AGAINST JAPANESE.
Officer Said His Men Could De
feat Americans. ~
feat Americans.

NORFOLIS. VA, May S.-Japan and
America will meet in friendly rivalry
on Hampton Roads
-Four races were arranged to-day for
Monday. They are the direct result Of
an opinion expressed by Japanese
officer that thoNsailors from the Island
empire can pull service boats faster
thnn the American Jack tar.
Tho first IL Il FREQ for-al, any service
boat being eligible. Regulation gigs
will be pulled IN the second. The third
will be the psaacipal event. racing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

collected, and OF the names Of the
shippers of such frcights, and that
from time to time the complainant
ehall give such further bond or bonds
az the court may require to secure
the proper payment into court OF all
amounts which finally 1t shall be
adi,,dgcd that It should repay or re-
simburse under tie final decision of
4 this court or upon the ilnnl review
thereof; and that OH a final deter
animation herein that this complainant
is entitled to thn amounts covered by
such bond or bonds that the said
bonds be released and cancelled by
the court, and II any amounts shall
have been paid Into the registry OF
The court pursuant thereto that upon
ouch determination IN favor Of the
complainant the sum or sums so paid
into the registry shall be repaid to
the complainant without further or
der OF the court herein"
Attacks Commission.
In both bills the contention Is made
BY the Southern that the rates are
connscary and deprive the company
OF its proper rights under the Four
tecnth Amendment to tho Constitution
OF the United states.
In addition to this insistence the
Virginia bill also claims that tho
creation OF the Corporation Commission
itself Is contrary to just constitutional
principles. and that the order 81 the
Corporation Commission violates the
contract of the State OF Virginia with
the Southern Railway Company. This
claim, says Mr.. Thorn. sha, the State
cannot change tho rates Of the COM
pany under the circumstances i'll the
bill is founded upon q provision of
the statute which declares that there
Is no law for changing the tolls OF
the company Without It's assent in
my except certain cases, and that none
of the exceptions exists in this case,
Judge Pritchard's restraining order
will be served upon the members of
the Corporation Commissions OF the
Two States in Richmond and Raleigh
to-day >.
Virginia suit are Messrs. Alfred F..
Thorn, Claudan d. Northrop and Rob
ert b. Tunstall. Mr.. w. c. RodnniN,
Of Charlotte, division counsel of the
Southern, appealed in the North Caro-
lima case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
ENTERTAIN TONIGHT.
Fine Program Arranged for Street
Railway Y M. C. A

Under the auspices of the Womans
Auxiliary. the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company, Y. Nj. G.. a., Will give
an entertainment at $3.50 o'clock this
evening In the Y, NJ, G. A, Building to
the employees OF the company and their
families. No tickets will be issued.
The llne quartet OF the First Baptist
Church will sing. and Miss Kate Il.
Fuller VIII be the reader. An attrac-
tive program has been arranged by Mr..
Kirk Mathews, and an enjoyable even
ing is apttcfrloteJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
LADY MACCABEES.
Important Meeting Of Richmond
Hive Tomorrow Afternoon.

richmond Hive. No. 8, Lady Macca-
he e,,e, VIII hold a special review to-mor-
, we afternoon at o'clock In Irater-
i nifty Hall. Members having applie S;a @,
cards to present and al ladlea 70 .p % e.,
!trn to be present, as this Will pc
the last review OF tho hive before y, y the ne
Southern Convention. to be held IN Nor
folk, May 18th and 14th.
Mr.. H. f. Fisher and little son, o.
etnunton are visiting relatives mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
EDMUND ROSS DEAD.
His Vote Saved Andrew Johnson
from Impeachment.

TOPEKA, KANSAS. May 8.-Edmund
C. Ross, formerly United States Senator
from Kansas, whose vote saved PRESIDENT
Andrew johnson from Impeachment, died
at Albuu,leruue, New Mexico. to-day.
After his retirement from the Senate he
was Governor of New Mexico
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

way, and that within few months the
citizens Of Manchester will be supplied
with pure water. In tho opinion OF the
Board OF Heath no greater step has
been taken by this city for it's advance
ment both In healthfulness and material