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Evening journal., 1907-02-19
NEWS SUITS

Mems Suits In fine black mixtures.
heavy cassimeres, all Sizes Were
$3.50 TO s12.50. At this sale only
ss.ss, se.ss
Cashmere Suits IN plain and pin
stripe effects, were $500, $500. Sale
price .-.................. S3.75, $3.50
Mems Suits I'm hair line ana nne
black rhibets We're regularly sold for
SO and si250 Al the Sacrifice Sale
they 90 at ............. S4.40 and 369s
Mems Suits, strictly all wool. unAn-
ished Worsteds and the finest Of black
Thibets. Regularly sold at s1i.50 and
Sif.50 Sale price. e.........b b5.9s, s8ss
Mems Suits IN the finest grade OF
silk mixtures. Sold regularly ut St2.5O
and Si450. Sale price. .S6.9s, S7.4s
Mems Suits in blues ana black
Serges. Regulars and stOu's. Regular
price S14.5O and $3.50. sale price.
s7.4s, ss.4s
MEMS SHOES AND
RUBBER BOOTS
1000 pairs Of Mems shoes. Regular
price $500. $3.50, $3.50. sale price.
si.4s, s1.ss
25 cases OF Mems Three-quarter
Rubber Boots
cases Mems Felt Boots.
8 cases Mems short Knee Boots viii
be sacrificed to clear them out.
Also a compete stock Of Rubber. OH
skin and Leather Corduroy Clothing.
Gloves, Underwear dn Fleece and An.
WooD, Hats and Caps and other use
tul articles too numerous TO mention
win be sold at extremely low prices.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
cameron Held for Court

Magistrate Broman yesterday after
noon held John Cameron. the young
man arrested for stealing a shotgun be-
longing TO Robert Fitzsimmons. Of
Ogletown' I'm $500 bail for the MAY
term Of the Court OF General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
FROM YESTERDAYS
LAST EDITION
By our own wire. Pubilshors Press.

NEW YORK. Feb 1S-stanford
Whites murder was not premldated.
Harry Thaw had no intention Of kill
ing the architect until he came across
him on the fatal night on the Madison
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
~ Pulhl.n

Talleyville Lodge. No u. X. OF p.
last night conferred the page degree
on one candidate. Several other can
dldates will be initiated at the next
meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
crIttenton Homo Meetlnn

The regular monthly meeting Of the
FLORENCE Crittenton Home, No. sos
West Fifth street viii be held at the
home, at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

what are you dDie 10 say do ~ e'A
systematized delusions?"
"The provision in the will which l
read is such a delusion."
What else?"
'I see in these documents evidence
OF insane delusion. They shaw de-
lusions that are evidences Of an un-
sound mind" said DR.. Evans.
Mr.. Delmas. when Mr.. Jerome finish
ed with this preliminary cross-examin-
alton. offered the codicil in evidence
Mr.. Jerome objected to the introduc-
ton Of the document.
viii Mention Four Women
Mr.. Delnas read the codicil It be-
oueathed thes um Of $500 to Rodney
p Marshall, Of Pittsburg, to be used
all or in part in obtaining legal redress
from stanford White and one other
nerson. whose name was not allowed
to be mentioned. in favor Of four young
women whose names also were omit
ted and who. the codicil declared. had
been ruined by stanford White in
..hotlse in New York furnished and
used for orgies by stanford White and
other inhuman scoundrels
The separate circumstances OF the
alleged degrading assaults upon the
four young women were mentioned IN
the oodicil. One Of the young women
was declared to be acting at Lew
rields' Theatre at the time.
The codicr also left TO the Rev. DIT
charles H. Parkhurst, Frederick w
Longfellow and Anthony ComstocH
sums Of $500 each for the same pur-
pose OF securing evidence OF any as
sauits by Stanford White and OBTAIN
ing redress for the victims.
Mr.. Delmas next offered the entire
will of Harry X. Thaw, and there was
no objection by District Attorney
Jerome. The instrument was read II
/ full by Mr.. Delmas, but the recipients
| NJ ordinary beuuests were not mentor
ed Inv name by the attorney who in
I ssrted the word 'blank' in place o.
She legatee.
Tbaw's Wealth to His Wife
After disposing of various persona
effects and trinkets. the will in ia
Afth section leaves TO Mrs Evelyr
ThaEv 5000 in lieu Of dover and estap'
ishes a trust fund of $4,000 for her
n also provides an annuity Of $500 foi
Howard Nesbit.
The. will leaves various sums to ser
wants and friends. and the residue goes
into a trust fund. from the income o
which shall be paid to his wife Sl2'oO
a year. Should she remarry now
ever this income is to be reduced t'
40o0 a year.
During the reading OF the codlci
Thaw sat with his head buried IN hi
hands and did not look up. but whei
the reading Of the will began he agar
raised his head and listened intently.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19


rfilLADELPHIA, Feb 1s-FErD ~.
market ruled firm under light rece,v,t. ~
good demand. We quote. vvin+o,. -
III bulk, per ton s2S5oa24 oo. sn,.rs- t,.a..
'.'r',s, az 70 size per ton. S235Oa240O ~
.-D NAY AND STRAW-There vaa
q 5000 demand for No. 1 stock. prices ~
which ruled steady. but mediumi ana ,o,.
siades We're duh. Straw was in small sun
Ply and firm. We quote: Timotb,- 10,
NO. large bales s24OO: do small haio.
s1O,ooezl.Oo; No red. slS5oaisoO. No p
WHEAE.-The market ruled stead,.
uhder moderate offerings, but trade ~.
quiet February, 7S1kG7sc. spot ca. 1o,s
IN export elevator-No, red. 7siIa7oo
NO. red Western, 795kdSoe.
COhN.-rhere was little demand fro,,
any source, but offerings were only n,odsr
ate and prices were steadily beId NJ
quote spot car lots for local trade. No. q
Ss''o~' oi9saozc.; steamer yellow 51a51isc.
4slzQ5Oc. Se''o"'
oATs.-supplies were small and pricss
ruled firm under a good demand Nv
tuo's- NO. white 4lc; standard white
4oa4o'se.; No. 3 white, 45a45kc; reiecteo
white, 44a4azc. 's1'su
FouLIRY.-Live sold fairly at former
rates We quote: Fowls. hens. 14c ~.
ROSTERS 9Qloc-; young chickens. ehoie.
soft-meated. lSql4c.; do do shaggy. 1o9ll, /.
winter chickens. weighing 1Ha2 noer,5l
each, 2025c.; turkeys. 14alsc.; duck.
l5nl6c.; geese. 14d15c.: pieaons ola -
pair 229-5c.; do, young per pair. 15Qe17
Dressed ruled firm but trade was quiet
BUTTER AND EGGS. - Separate
Creamery extra, 34d3H6e.; do hrsts, 900
Sslke.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
q GsasstsnsF E%5ainsF
No. 2ll w. Ninth Street

--- NO. 214 w. Ninth Street.
Carefr. attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hetela
and Hospitals removed and cared 70,
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments frst-cSass. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
Ink causesNPoisonilh

While opening a bottle Of ink. John
j. Watson cut his finger with the glass
and ink getting in the wound. caused
blood poisoning
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
CIT Y NE WS
IN BRIEF
Had Hand Broken

Michael Mccain, nagman on the
p 3. & w. railroad had several homes
In his left hand broken this morning
while opening a switch. The lever flew
bac kand struck him on the hand.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
by Our Own Wire, Publishers Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s-The stooL
market opened at general decl3nes
Canadian Pacific lost s-4, M. X e n
ana 81. Paul SIS; Atchison as. rfn,on
taei1c' Reading, Railway Steels -
Arnalgamated 3-s; Penna. soutbern
racine and Steel preferred Is. inter
borough opened is higher.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

WANTED-white and colored cooks
must have reference. also girls for general
houseworlS Apply s35 Windsor st. fls-St
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
Cut Hia Head

While working under a car at the
.Todd's Cut shops Guy Taylor sustained
an ugly cash on the head.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
PUBLIC SALE.

Household goods and furniture Of the
late Mrs. Mary E. Mercer, 4ol MoCaulley
street, will be sold at public sale THURS
DAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q, 1907. at
10 O'Clock at the above address. Terms
cash.
ROBERT II. ALLEN Administrator.
stidham and Sons. Aucuoneers. f19-2t
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
TOO LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION.

'--17l7l71---7-7l7
WANTED-Barber. Apply Immediately
II. T. Turner Fourth and Jefferson SITS.
fl9-3t
WANTED. Organizer of 'Two-Cent
Club" in every community in Delaware
male or female; easy; pleasant Partieu-
lars free. John T. Mullins Inc, Whining
ton, Del. tls-9teod
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
FINANCIAL NEWS.
FINANCIAL NEWS.

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Evening journal., 1907-02-19

nE women's Standard trade
IsSO mark. $3.50 Majestic shoes. is
styles 10 select from. High and low
heels soft, pliable kidslSln IN the
worlds greatest $3.50 shoe. Clearing
price. Sis5.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

f<O Boys $500 and $3.50 vici kid
t.OO box and satin calf butchers
and United states Army balls In Kan
garoo calf. Clearing price. SLIGO.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
FREMONT COUNTY COAL TO
BE SHIPPED TO NEVADA

BY contracts entered into between
the Colorado Fuel Supply company Of
Denver and the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company, the coal business at the
Ocean Wave mine at Williamsburg
has been given a new impetus and
steady work at that mine is assured
for the rest Of this year at least and
probably we'll into next summer.
The Supply company has contracted
to take 100000 tons to be shipped to
Nevada to be used in the mines and
mills of the several camps. Since
the company Is only working the
Ocean Wave mine there, it is presumed
that operations will be pushed to the
limit for the next several months. 1t
also has mines down in the southern
part of the state but a contract Of
this size will keep several mines going
for some time to come.
Last winter during the big demand
for coal which prevailed all over the
country 1t sold in Nevada for from
$2250 to $2S a ton, but this big con-
tract will permit of 1t being sold for
much less money. There is no coal
mined in Nevada and there are only
few we'll known veins that are not
large enough to work at a profit.
The Colorado Fuel Supply company
has only recently been organized and
has capital stock OF 100000.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
DRIVING PARTY HAS
VERY NARROW ESCAPE

Warden John Cleghorn and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Dickinson had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury last night af-
ter dark. when a carriage In which
they were driving overturned on a
bridge near Four Mile. Mrs. Dickin-
son has a badly sprained back as .
result OF the accident, but 1t is hoped
that she will be all right within few
days.
The three persons named. with a
driver, were coming towards town.
The bridge Is near a dry gulch and
in the gloom the driver pulled the
team too far to one side. The carriage
overturned, throwing all the occu-
pants out.
Mr.. Dickinson walked to the County
Home, which IL near. and telephoned
to DR.. Carrier. The doctor made the
run out and back In his auto In 2b
minutes. Mrs. Dickinson was taken to
her home. Her condition Is much i'm
proved this morning.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

Des Moines, he recently resigned to
go into the evangelistic work and ID
now in constant demand.
He will go from Canon City to
Southern California where he will
spend several months directing the
forces of the church in a simultaneous
evangelistic campaign. The church at
this place is very fortunate in securing
his able leadership, and great results
are expected.
The working forces Of the church
were never in better condition. The
choir has been reorganized and is max
ing preparations for the meeting. Mrs.
Hunley will be soloist and will look
after the special music. During the
summer months the audiences have
been increasing, there have been fire.
quent accessions and everything points
to a great meeting.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

agreed in copper circles that an ad-
iustment of prices will take place
within the next week or SO. Buying
continues of a hand-to-mouth charac-
ter. and the small producers are max
ing all the concessions In prices. Pro-
ducers do not hesitate to comment up
on the ability of consumers to stay
out of the market so long. 1t was be-
lieved by many producers that some
of the largest consumers would
have to add to their supplies in the
latter part of last month, but they
have purchased little copper. There
has been no change in the extent or
operations in the Lake Superior cop
per district. All the mines are working
on the same scale as heretofore, cop
per is being produced at the same
rate, and a scarcity Of labor still ev-
lists.
Robt. w. Bull, who will have charge
of the zinc oxide smelter of the Tri-
Bullion Smelling and Development
company to be constructed at Canon
City, Colo, has arrived here, and is
engaged with Samuel w. Taylor. the
company's engineer, in preparing the
plans. Mr.. Bull says the coal con-
tracts, and lease conveying to the COM
pany the free use Of the site for the
smelter for period Of 80 years, have
been executed. The company, says Mr..
Bull, will use a process in successful
operation for a number Of years. The
plant will be of the latest approved
pattern.
Copperfield. the newly discovered
mining camp near Canon City. is the
center Of much interest and activity.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
RED GULCH MINING CAMP
Is PUSHING RIGHT ALONG

H. w. Unsworth, superintendent OF
the Springfield mine in Red Gulch.
came down from the camp Wednesday
for a short visit with his family. Mr..
Unsworth reports the Red Gulch camp
as improving every day. Three new
properties are to be opened up on the
lead north OF the Springfield. the big
mine OF the camp.
Glidden & Daugherty are preparing
to sink on their property. Rouf &
Worth have completed arrangements
for a permanent camp. The Queen
Princess is building a new boarding
house end bunk quarters, and will put
an increased force at work.
Next week Superintendent Unsworth
will begin sinking the Springfield an
other five hundred feet. Explorations
already made give assurance that with
this depth the Springfield will give the
whole camp a surprise party.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
PREPARING FOR A GREAT
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL

The handsome new Christian church
Is nearing completion and will be
ready for occupation by the 22nd Of
September. The finishing touches are
now being placed upon the interior.
and when this is done the building will
be one OF the most beautiful In Canon
City and one in which the church may
take a pardonable pride.
In connection with the dedicatory
exercises a protracted meeting of per-
haps a months duration will be con-
Quoted. The meeting will begin before
the dedication which will occur some
time during the progress Of the meet
Ing or perhaps at Its close. The church
is making every effort for the greatest
revival in the history Of the work in
this place.
One of the strongest men has been
secured in the person OF DR.. H. o.
Breeden, president Of the National Blu
reau Of Evangelism of the Christian
church. DR.. Breeden Is a man OF large
experience and splendid personality.
After serving for many years - lead
or Of the Christian church forces in
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
HOW's This !

We offer One Hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface of the system. Tes-
timonials sent froee. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
PRETTY SOCIAL EVENTS
FOR PUEBLO VISITORS

A. 8. Sullivan and J. e. Morris. OF
Pueblo, who are the guests OF Mrs.
Myra Sherrell. have been very pleas
antly entertained at a number Of semi
formal functions within the past few
days. On Saturday Mrs. Sherrell gave
delightful seven o'clock dinner at
which an even dozen guests were pres
ent. On Sunday evening Miss Joe Pal
mer was hostess at a delightfully."- ap-
pointed chafing dish supper.
Mrs. Sherrell took her guests and
some friends on top of the Gorge
Monday afternoon and on Monday ev-
ening Mrs. Hunter Palmer gave a din
ner party.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
0uEEN-PR|NCESS COPPER MINE
SHOWS BIC SILVER VALUES

in camp almost any day to commence
developments.
The ore in Copper Prince No. 3, con-
tinues to be of very high grade order.
Manager Taber feels very much en-
couraged over the new shaft show
ings.
The camp was visited this week by
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Dunlap of Anderson, Ind,
who in company with Mr.. Daugherty
inspected his investments here.
Mr.. A. A. Hayden, of Goldfleld, who
is looking over the district with a view
to getting his friends interested. Mr..
Ralph Milton, the best surveyor in 81
states with a corps of assistants is
kept busy with his staff.
j. A. Comboy, of Florisant, Squire
Pond, of Colorado City, Judge Mckes-
son, of Colorado Springs, Senator Nc
Kesson, of Lincoln, Nebraska, with
ex-senator Stephens, of Colorado City,
were party of visitors to the district
and were the guests Of Manager Taber
of the Copper Prince.
The visit of Senator McKesson and
Judge McKesson were exceedingly
pleasing, and it is needless to say that
they were more than we'll pleased
with what they saw and learned. Sen
ator McKesson is an old friend Of Com
modore Halter and the meeting be-
tween the two was exceedingly pleas
ant
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
LABOR DAY PICNIC
EXCURSIONS ARE BIG

Two big excursions pulled out OF the
d. & r. G. depot Monday for the cool
resorts in the mountains. Five coaches
and the observation car were we'll
filled by the Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic. Towards the last this
outing took on a more general nature.
Members OF several other congrega-
tions In town were invited to attend.
The crowd was big considering the
counter attractions. The train got out
on schedule time for Coaldale. where
a pleasant time Is assured.
Only two coaches were provided for
the X. OF P. and Eastern Star picnics
on the Florence & Cripple Creek road.
but these were soon overfowed and It
was necessary to take on another car
In the yards here. Crowds from other
points will swell the throngs at Clyde
and Dale. and a delightful time Is as
sured. Agent Maddox was a busy man
this morning getting the pleasure
seekers shipped.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
FIRST OIL STRUCK
IN WATERVILE FIELD

The first well In the Watersville
district, six miles east Of Canon City.
was brought in Saturday by w. 8.
Glass, c. J. Fredrickson and their
associates, who have been drilling in
Watersville for the past two weeks.
At depth of 200 feet water was
struck. This was cased of and drilling
continued. At a depth Of 476 feet the
bit dropped into the oil sand this
morning. Whether or not the we'll will
now is matter Of conjecture. That oil
has been found In paying quantities.
however. Is certain.
A party OF Canon City people went
during the afternoon to see the strike
and decide ON the feasibility OF further
drilling. The well 10 located on .
town lot in Watersville. near the Flor
ence q Cripple Creek railroad. The
sand pitches towards the Florence
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
WELSH WILL NOT REBUILD
CHURCH AT COAL CREEK

The fire has settled the question
so far as religious denominations
are concerned. There has been a
Methodist church at Rockvale, and
one at Coal Creek, one pastor caring
for both congregations and Sabbath
schools. There has also been Con-
gregational church at Coal Creek
with its Sabbath school. This church
was organized in the early history OF
the camp, when there was a large
Welsh settlement there, and services
were held in the morning, when the
Methodist service was at Coal Creek
in the Welsh tongue, the preaching
in the evening was in English. Will
liamsburg was much of the time allied
with Coal Creek. But the elder people
have nearly all passed from earth.
and the younger have become Amer
icanized, and few have attended. Rev.
Ellis was the last to preach in his ma
tive tongue, and. godly man that he
was. found little encouragement
The fire swept both churches away
with the business part OF town.
The Methodists had $4,000 insur-
ance on their building, which will go
good way toward new church.
Then they are linked with Rockvale,
with strong church to bear the bulk
of the salary of the pastor, andl run
ming expenses. The Congregationalists
receive an insurance Of $3.50. which
will be turned over to the Building
Society, unless they build. which 1t Is
generally understood. they will not.
In time letters will be given the mem-
bers enabling them to unite with such
other church as they may elect There
Is desire on the part OF the leaders
Of the Congregationalists to unite with
the Methodist Sabbath school. under
the name OF a union organization. This
will in no way interfere with the con-
troll OF the school, while II recognizes
their former Individuality. and will.
as we believe. contribute much to the
harmony and good will we hope will
characterize the church life and ac-
tivity in Coal Creek.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
.JACK- STANDS THEN
UP on THEIR HEADS

Jack" Browns cigar store. recent
ly opened in the new Mcclure building
Is a great gathering place for railroad
men and other friends OF the veteran
conductor these Fall days. Mr.. Brown
was a conductor on the Florence and
Cripple Creek railroad for a number
OF years and tells some Interesting
stories. Somebody mentioned how the
high altitude affects many strangers
and asked what the remedy was.
STAND 'em on their heads" said
Jack" That's the only way to bring
'em around. Get their feet up in the
air. There was a woman on my train
a couple Of years ago. She took bad
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

The returns from the last shipment
of ore from the Queen-Princess Cop
per Mining Company in the Copper
field mining camp, shows values of
IL ounces of silver and 30.5 per cent
copper for the first grade ore and 2.7
ounces of silver and 9.4 per cent cop
per for the low grade stuff. The silver
returns is surprise to the manage
ment While all have known that the
ore carried silver values, the big value
returned by the smelter is surprise
to everybody connected with the camp.
Heretofore the silver returns have
run from two to six ounces. Work on
the Queen-Princess shaft is being in
dustriously pushed, and the showing
improves as the shaft gets deeper.
The Colorado Copper Mining &
Smelling company are now putting in
the station No. l on the 200 foot level,
and will commence prosecuting to
the contact Immediately.
The Red Gulch Gold-Copper Mining
and Milling company has issued a
nice printed statement of the COM
pany's doings for the past year. 1t
shows the company to be in excellent
condition and under the best of man
angement with Mr.. Van Fleet added to
the executive as secretary which can't
be beat. Van is the right man in the
right place.
The Worth deal has been consum-
mated. Mr.. Phillips. the representative
for the Elmira syndicate. is expected
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
FLORENCE WOMAN IS
THROWN on HER HEAD

Florence. Sept about 4 O'Clock
Saturday Mrs. Thomas Roberts met
with what might have been a serious
accident
While driving she dropped one OF tho
lines and then attempted to reach II
without stopping the horse. She fell
wheel passing over her body.
She was unconscious when picked
up and carried TO the home Of A. II.
Smith nearby.
A physician was summoned who
stated that while she could not be re-
moved TO her home for perhaps two or
three days, her injuries were not like
ly to prove fatal
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

field at a sharp angle and this makes
the chances for a flowing well much
lighter Those interested. however,
are highly pleased with their strike
and expect to do more developing in
the same territory at once.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

real sudden and everybody was scared
to death. told 'em to get her feet
higher than her head and then givS
her a good drink OF liquor. She was
all right In five minutes. That's the
way to overcome high climate"
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Lost and Found.

Lost, between $50 p. m. yesterday
and noon today, bilious attack, with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was occasioned by finding at Hunter
Palmer's drug store box Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, guaranteed cure for
biliousness, malaria and jaundice. 25c.