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The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
THESE KNOW HOW
TO ATTRACT PUBLIC
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WIN
DOW TRIMMERs HOLD
CONVENTION HERE.

Just how to fix goods up SO that the
passerby will feel impelled to come
inside and buy Is the mission and art
of the members OF the National Assoc
citation of Window Trimmers. now in
session in the Cadillac. This is the
eleventh convention of the organiza-
ton, and about $50 members are here
out of the 900 who gain living by
this vocation.
Window trimming has become a
profession and its Importance in
modern merchandising is reflected by
the salaries paid to some OF our mem
bers," declares Secretary c. B. Grover,
of Ottawa, Ill. Such men as Tanna-
hill. of Carsen. Prize, Scott & Co., OK
Chicago, get $4,000 q year.
Men who get that sort Of pay must
be geniuses In their line. They must
study the buying public and. at the
same time, have an intuitive concep-
ton of the most artistic and striking
forms in which goods can be dis
played.
The main purpose of'the convention
Is to discuss forms of window dress
ing and to exchange ideas. Demon
STATIONS of various methods are to be
given by the big" trimmers. men
who arrange the window displays of
the great mercantile establishments
of New York. Chicago. and Philadel-
phia. Each OF these men has his own
methods of bringing goods to the at.
tention Of the public.
H. T. Rutherford. of Cheboygan.
Wis, Is president OF the association.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
VANDERBILT CUP RACE
OVER THE SAME COURSE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.--The Nassau
county supervisors today. sitting at a
public hearing in Mineola. granted the
application OF the Automobile club
OF America to use the town and coun-
ty roads OF Nassau county for the
Vanderbilt cup race this coming fall.
The only opponent Of the application
was President Ralph N. Peters. OF the
Long Island railroad. He urged that
the roads at former races were not
properly policed. that the lives OF
many citizens were endangered, that
the roads of the county were serious
ly damaged and not properly repaired
by the Automobile club and that the
course generally was dangerous to
the drivers and onlookers because
Lancia and Cedrino had told him So
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
1xo DIE IN FOREST FIRES
IN CANADIAN NORTHWEST
(Co.tinued from Page OneJ

ing sent to the district as rapidly as
possible and the railroads are bring
ing the refugees to Winnipeg and
nearby towns by the train loads.
At midnight last night late arrivals
from Fernie. B. c., estimated the num-
Der OF dead there at 200. Refugees
from Frank say that 40 bodies were
counted along the track from Michel
In one lumber camp 80 dead are
reported. 1t is impossible accurately
to estimate the loss of life and reports
from the settlement outside the
burned towns may bring the total to
a much larger figure.
Country Under Martial Law.
The whole Of the country between
Cranbrook and Michel has been placed
under martial law and the Canadian
government has taken charge or the
work OF relief and rescue.
There Is no abatement OF the flames
and an area OF 100 square miles Is still
enveloped by the red sheet and black
smoke of the holocaust.
In addition to the dead scores have
ueen anu IL 10 cstihidetu titas
six thousand people are homeless. or
these nearly all are camped In val
leys either inside or near the outskirts
OF the fiame-swept section, and are
I'm constant danger OF death.
Starvation faces the refugees.
Seventy-eight men and two women
were burned to death In No. logging
camp of the Elk Lumber Co. The
camp was surrounded by fire and not
q single person escaped.
The properties of the Canadian Pa.
cifc and Great Northern railways
within the district have been disas-
trously damaged. many of their
bridges and much rolling stock burn
ed. and IL Is next to impossible to
either enter or leave the burning sea.
For the last month forest fires have
been burning In the mountains OF the
Elk river valley country. but they
have not been considered seriously
Saturday morning heavy wind
sprang up from the west, and early
In the afternoon flames appeared over
the crest Of the mountains to the west
OF Fernie.
Inhabitants Flee for Their Lives.
They ran down the mountain side,
and. before a fre guard could be or
Ranized, entered the town. Within an
hour the town was doomed and the
Inhabitants sought safety In flight.
leaving all their property behind
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

them. All night and this morning the
exodus continued, the destination be.
ing small prairie In the valley, three
miles south OF the town.
Three thousand persons are camp.
ed there In the open. their only pro-
lection being shelters built OF brush
or blankets, while a constant shower
of sparks from the burning area keeps
falling through the pail OF smoke by
which they are surrounded.
For a time communication with the
east was kept open. but with the burn.
ing OF the bridges across the Elk riy.
er this was closed.
The fire spread with great rapidIty
and II Is feared that several parties
who tried to get through the pass
have been cut Off
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
ASSAULT CHARGED
AGAINST CONSTABLE

A warrant charging Constable 10.
seph Schneider with assault and bat.
terry on Edward Gagcn, OF No. 59f
Champlain-st., was issued by Police
Justice Stein, Monday morning
Schneider is alleged 20 have attacked
Cagen in the corridor OF the justice
courts a few minutes previously and,
according to Gagen, was without provo
cation
Gasen was formerly tenant Of
Schneider and the two got into a dis.
pute over a rent contract, which final
ly reached Justice DeGaws court. The
case was tried Monday morning and
Justice DeGaw withheld Judgment.
Gagen says he was leaving the build
ing with his attorney. when Constable
Schneider stepped up behind him, and.
without warning, dealt him a vicious
blow In the back OF the head, which
raised lump as big as goose egg
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

hack quickly. and on this account ship
pers are finding II hard To meeS me
stifr requirements OF eastern markets
and are finding a market nearer nome.
A,,ie.-Fancy, ss.6o@4so: common.
slGs per Dbl; new. s1G2.5o per Dbl.
r,s ssc: t,rsss aOe; crooks. tic; pack
Black berries-Lawtons. $3.50 per blu.
Cabbage-s0c per. doz: $3.50 per Dbl
Ceiery-l5 0soc per dos
Cheere--Michigan fr!l cream: new.
schweitner. old. lsc: new, lsc per ID.
rs per box: cherries. 81 5000 per box:
peaches 81 per Box per p'u enste Ded Hss
cosseeEPackage coffee. sl41s0Isss
- Curr.ats-s2so per bu
Dre..ed Csive.-Fancy. sgshc: oom-
Eas.-Michigan current receipts.
$3.50: second patent ,s4.76: Ttraight.
$440: clear, 3f.i5 per Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. S25; coarse
corn meal, Ss4; corn and oat chop. ssI |:
coarse miudlings. see; fne middnngs.
y; ss. :ssss%s::. sn psa doe .9s
lettuce: ssc per bu; spinach. soc
doa: green peas; N,sS9i;So per S.. 6u;
coo per hamper: homegrown tomatoes.
Green Pepper.1,soc per basket.
wares. S2.75 per crate.
Green CornZl5 q aoc per dox
Hardwsre-wire nails. s2,So: base.
sps sDs ss cent Wire. on Gs'rs s
Ssio: poultry nsttinS before we.vins
s sts.n n. S Ss go ss.' o aaa vi. .liS
81: round and corruxss ed conducsor
pip: :, Is arg per w i;ss "a iso,,c amber
10 Siis: .a.rsss.d; sSs*s per ID.
are nsyiss n:
sissSSi.: No. / Sis..SSii; slower:
mixed o r ;Un I ~ car U s wheat an'
Hides-No. cured. shc: No. , cured.
kip cured. No, /. Zoe; No. =, src; kip
No i, ishc: No. 2. I2e; green. No; 1.
No No. l. s.; No. !. 81: sheep skins. as Co
HseIsisbsrrie.-se.5o per blu.
Lemoas-Caiifornia. $4.So@s5o per
Maple sugar-New. pure. 15c per lb.
Meions-Arizona Rocky Fords. IS ~
$50 per case; watermelons. 2V9 soc;
Gems. 80 soc per per ea.ket'
soS,nsrn. $50 per 7S-ib sack.
oils-Raw. linseed. sac. boiled lin
In 10 daye: diamond headlight kero-
asne. shc: turpsntins. In barrel lots
oraawe..vaiencias. Na5@A7s per
Ps:s:pSi.:%Fiorida. sasooaso per
Pcachs.-Elbertas. is ba baskets.
a5@s0c; s-basket crates. ,2.25a2.S0.
Piun.-si5o91.75 per Blu.
foiseo<s-virSinia white. ss@saS
!, .p..i.ry-He.ns. 1Oa9iissS, s spri ,,s1
ke Ygrov nj D pork. $3.50; family
pork. slsQlS.sO; light. clear $lS;7o
heavy ;!Sg; r, smoked n esmc ,s~ .Sosi
ders. SC; picnic hams. So Qsc: bacon.
re',der-d. lie per 10
sweet Potatoss-S2 % Der bu.
sugar-crystal dominoes. ss.2o; eagle
;:9s xsxxI sss eas sfs s s sssss
lated. extra coarse. ss:5S; sr ss "a TED
ton bags: $50: M!ch,Ta.n. s STansN!s Ma
1870 No. 2. ::ssS: No. 3. ss s.sSS; No. :.
$50: No. 5. S6.s5: No; .. $3.50: No. 10.
4; ;s.'s .s No. No. II s T. ss SS No. sS
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
CANADIAN PACIFIC
DROP IS DUE TO
STRIKE TALK
HOWEVER, he KNOWS or NO
THREATENED TROUBLE - MA
rioNAL LEAD SETS A RECORD
At IL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The stock
market opened irregular with adj
vances and declines alternating.
Amalgamated rose IA at the out.
set. Baltimore 4 Ohio. Missouri Pa
cifc and Brooklyn Transit 3-S. and
Erie common IA. Union and South
ern Pacific unchanged. Great North
ern declined ga; ST. Paul and New
York Central 1-2, Northern Pacific and
Pennsylvania Ia; Reading, Wabash
preferred, Smelling and Steel com
mon l-S
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

Assessor Nagel has been looking up
information In regard TO the trans.
ferring Of vessel property from DE
troit. One concrete instance OF he
loss OF revenue to the city by the tax
laws which assess vessel property
high here Is that of the Adams Trans.
portation Co.. whose property was as
sessed here al 100000 with a tax rate
OF s16.46 per thousand. This company
moved to Monroe, where II is ASSESSED
at $4,000 With tax rate OF about 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported no import
ant changes in prices this morning. and
There were only about enough berries
In sight to keep the market going:
Peaches were in moderate supply. and
Change was looked for In the Elgln
butter market. Outside markets have,
been a little weak OF late. but the long
dry spell IL Affecting production To
some extent Tho weather n also
against the egg market. Stocks 30
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
DROPS DEAD AFTER
RETURNING TO WORK

Fred Trompf. IS years old, No. 100
Cicotte-ave., dropped dead. presumably
from heart disease. In an oil house
in the Junction yards OF the Michigan
Central railroad early Monday morn
ing. Trompf laid of last Wednesday,
on account OF illness, and had Just re-
sumed work, as tender OF the oil house.
when his death occurred. Coroner
Parker has ordered a postmortem ex.
animation To determine the exact
cause OF death. Deceased leaves a
family.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
LOVER IN FUTILE
SEARCH FOR FIANCEE

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Richard
Frederick. OF Chicago. started out to-
day from the Vanderbilt hotel to re-
new his wild and so far futile search
for his pretty fiancee. Miss Rose Ford,
also OF Chicago. who was spirited
away by her father who does not APP
prove OF Mr.. Frederick as a prospec-
tive son-inlaw.
The girls parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sikorski. OF Chicago. A sister
Of the girl told Frederick that her ia
ther had taken Rose away TO hide her
until she ceased TO care for her sweet.
heart.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
Markets and Finance

cent There was fairly liberal realiz-
ing on the bulge hut the market took
the wheat well. Reports from the
northwest are conflicting. Opening
prices: wheat-September. 80 Lac 10
80 Lac. Corn-September. 76 Lao
20 l 20. Oats-September, as $50 ace.
Pork-Septembxer, s1b.75. Lard--Sep-
TENDER. 1880. Ribs-September. 80.
Wheat was IN the lead today In a
wild market. IL closed l - a &c higher
for the day. Corn was 4. @2Lc high
er; oats up ~ Ole. and provisions were
2h47hc higher.
closing prices: wheat-sept.. s4sc
PPs srRZsspt nsss,SS. ''is a9d- s.
ss.e2h. Ribs-Sept.. ss.05Gs.e7. .
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
COLLECTOR CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT

A. l.. Sudlow. until recently employ
ed as a collector for the Polish-Am-
erican Publishing Co, Is charged
with embezzling sl65 from the COM
pany In warrant secured by John
welsand. No. 424 Canfeld-ave. east.
Monday morning. The populations
are alleged to have taken place be-
tween May I and July 81. The to-
tai shortage, according to Mr.. Wells
and, is in the neighborhood of $500.
The police are looking for Sudlow.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
COPPER MARkET-CLOsE.

Are, An: ALL, 3sIs: Adv, So Black
Min. 4; Bos Cons, 14A; Bos. Ely. 2 n /;
Bos Sc Corb.. lsk: Butte Cin.. 27t. (;
Bing. Cen. Cop. 40; Cop. Con. 10: Cons.
Cent. 30; DAILY w. 10%; Davis D.. ~ /;
E. Butte. Z a: Ely Cons. az; Ely. 81 ;
FIR. IA; First Nat, a.; CIR: LOG; y.
Can. 1871: Gold. Cons. g: Helv, 4%
So; Maj. u.s. Mich. 1874. Miami. 2,r;
Mex. Con, N; McK.-Dar.. rs; Nip, Z ;
Isle Roy. 23A; New. Cons. i5h New.
ssn; do FIX, SO; Old Dom. Al 81: Csc,
III: Par. 2S&: Quincy. ssh Raven.
IL. Rhode Isl. Al; Shan. ls; SUP
Pitts. Is; Shawmut. 80; Santa Fe: ~
74is; Trim. Cop, 15s; Utah Cons. AS y f;
u. 3. II. & s.. 42h; do pfd. 46h Wet.
Az; Win. So; Woiv.. i45; Wyan.. go /;
Youkon l-lG
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
NIGHTWATCH PERISHES
IN GLOBE, IND, FIRE

HAMMOND. Ind, Aug. S.--Early to-
day the plant of the National Rend-
oring Co. at Globe station, ten miles
south OF this city. was completely de-
otroyed by fire with loss Of $3.50, 900.
Two hundred men are thrown out OF
omployment. James Mckee, the
,nlrht Waterman. was caught in the
hnmes and HIS body was burned to a
oSinD. He was 81 years old. and liv.
"a q Hegewisch. The caused of the
1ro n unknown. The village is en-
firoly without FIRE protection.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
Irene Stanley Freed.

Irene Stanley, the gypsy. whose
long suit Is to relieve patrons o.
jewelry and articles OF wearing ap.
parel on the representation that they
are bewitched, and who was charged
by Miss Tiny Bay with the theft OF
a gold iocket. was released on sus.
pended sentence by Police Justice
Stein. Monday. on her promise to de.
sistI from the practice in future. Irene
told the court that she had returned
all the articles she mad borrowed In
this way. including the locket.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. 3.--Close: Hot
weather, blight and black rust are Kill
to news continually coming from the
northwest. Hot weather IL reported
over great deal OF the spring wheat
states. and the crop is said to be burn
ing up. This put prices up about &c on
Monday. Later in the day. an increase
OF nearly two million bushels was
shown In the visible supply. and some
holders OF wheat took profits. causing
a small reaction In prices. Foreign
news was bullish. and the only bearish
condition was the large movement OF
new winter wheat
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
SANG; September opened with an ad-
vance of lie at 95c. gained 1c, declined
to 95hc. and closed at CSC: December
opened at sc; advanced to ssc; deciined
opened at si.0l, touched tl.o2, declined
to yl.Oiis. and clicked at sl.02A; No. 3
red ssAc; No. white. s3Ac.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. s0isc: No. yellow, cars at SIC.
oatsNCash No. 2. old, soc asked: new.
2 cars at 4sc; August. 5000 bu at A7ifc:
Rye--Cash No. 2. cars at zee; Au-
Beans-cash. .,2.s5; October. s21o
Glover seed-Pr,me october. Deem.
Der and March. $40; sample alsike.
bags at 1926. ~ at 's.7s.sis at $50, )
at 10.
ket on. Monday. included GOO bbls OF
flour. 2 cars % wheat. 8 OF corn, OF
oats. and OF ryeA Withdrawals were
400 bbls of -four Stocks are 1926
be OF wheat. te1.f14 bu OF corn. 6.s34
bu Of oats. and s.422 bu OF rye.
Wheat on passage. 100000 bu' de-
crease
worlds wheat exports last week. 81
aga. 900 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. l.Tli.000 bu; year ago. l.SSl,-
900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday,
4o5. 600 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
dav. as cars: wear ago. 2s3 cars.
Visible supply changes: wheat L.
500. geo bu. increase. corn. $4,000 bu.
decrease. oats. $4,000 hu. increase.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3.--There was rush
ITO buy wheat ut the start this morn
ing. nearly all commission houses hay
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.--The cotton
market this morning opened generally
higher on further good support from
wire houses. evidently Influenced oy
excessive rains In the central belt.
First prices were 4 to Z points higher
OH active positions. and October sold
up TO 949c At the upturn, the larger
short interest displayed Increased nerv-
business over the evident power or the
bull operations.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
START MADE ON POST
OFFICE ADDITION

A start toward the erection OF the
addition to the postoffice has been
made. Lumber is on the ground for
the erection OF the temporary Office
of the builders
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.


Report OF Market ODeniax ~ SadieE.
Hortck d Co.. Commtssion Merchants.
BUFFALO. Aug. Especial, Cat
tie-Receipts $500. good steady COM
mon lower: export steers; se'SvVe;
sseDns, ssrs s ssfsg SS'sasr
ers ,stSSs2b. Hoss.Reeeipts 10000;
medium and heavy. :l2sq7so; cork
ers, E.lsGI.2S: pigs. ,.s.2s5s:to Sheep
yesriinss $50 ;sSs iSH A sheep. g1so
Calves-Top. 3T.5oQ7.75.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. a.
Cattle-Receipts 4.375. slow. choice
steers steady, others i59?5c lower
s4759575: heifers, si.25Q5.lO; cows,
@42s. veals-Receipts 1000, active
and firm At S55oQs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts $500; active: iamos IVS
10 mbs. $3.50 $50: few at $6.15; year
Iings. S5a5.25: sheep, S2.7oG4.70. Hogs
Receipts 1900. fairly active at 200
SOC lower; workers.. ss75q!26; pigs, 70
@e;25; heavies. .sI2S g ''so' rooshS'
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug 3.-Hogs-Receipts,
40, OOo; market So 10c lower than Sat
urday's average: mixed and butchers.
$6l5M6s5: sood heavy. $50 4695
rough heavy. $6.l5Q6.i5; light, $S.l5 y
$50; pigs. 35.3oGe.2o; bulk. $e.45 q
$50 cattlsEReesipts, "a; 5000 Is market anSs,
and heifers. $l.75M $3.50: stockers and
feeders, S25O@4.40s Texans. $3.70G
$40; westerns. $3.50@S.l0. calves.
$5.50Q7. Sneep-Receipts. $4,000; l0c
$50: lambs, native and westerns, $3.50
u o..
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
BY T. c. SHoTWELLl.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-ln the ABB
sence OF new developments. the stock
market opened irregular this morn
ing with a majority OF issues showing
declines. Canadian Pacific was the
chief sufferer, losing 3-S points on
reports OF a strike by the machinists.
Regarding this, President Shaughnes-
sy, Of the Canadian Pacific. said II
there is to be a strike he knows moth
ing about II. Amalgamated Copper
was a strong feature at the opening.
advancing IA point while baltimore
4 Ohio, Missouri Pacific and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit rose 3-S. At the end or
the first half hour Of trading the mar
ket was very active with prices irreg-
ular and with Reading & Canadian
Pacific declining sharply.
A new high record was made for
National Lead at II.
On the curb market the copper
stocks were the strong feature under
leadership Of Cumberland-Ely. and
Nevada Consolidated. La Rose was
active around Its high price. Gold
field shares were heavy.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
xrw X0aK METAL.

NEW YORK. Aug. AIT the Mctnl
exchange today. all grades OF copper
were advanced &c In the bid prices.
bringing Lake up to 13.25di3.3Ihc:
eiectroiytio, 13l2n ~ 1880. and cast
itgs 12s7is n he.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
sTOCk MANIFESTATIONS.

Am. c. 4 F., 3sA; do pfd. lo2A Am.
Loco. 56A: do pfd. 10f: Am. sugar,
1914 Am. Tob., 1914: Am. Smelt. Ssts
Anal. Cop. 7sn Ana. Cop. =. A.
T. q s. Fe. ST. Am. Wool. 24B; b.
a Ohio, DIX: b. X. TT, 52A; Cent.
Leath.. 2sa: Oh. 4 Ohio. 43L: Can.
Pac.. l724: c. q CT. W.. 10; Colo. r :.
& l.. ass; Cons. Gas. 1854; Distil.,
374. D. s. II. Can. 1914: ID. & Rio
Or 271: Erie, 24is; do lists. 40h do
ends. 30S; Ill. Cent. 1879 NJ, X: *
Tex. So; at. North. 1861 Newh.,, n.
77hs Nor & w. 73A: North Am. 6s = ;
North w. 1874; North. Pac.. l4i y.
Y. Cent & H. losss; Ont. w: ~
Penn. 1245s; PEG. Gas, s4e Pm. H.,
l22h p St. Car. 33a. Rep. St. II !;
do pfd 7ss; Rock ISL. ia do pfd,
32%; St Paul. l4l "a; Schloss St, @ :;
South. Pac.. 93h South. Ry.. lsb Tex.
q Pac.. 20: Union Pac. l5+7y; U. S. 5.
Bonds. 100: U. s. Rub..'33; Y s. Steel.
AS; do pfd. 1924 Wabash. i3t do pfd.
2e. W. Y. Tele., SO ": Westhouse, 'si. :;
Utah, 40t.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
u. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond. quotations. furnished by Hay
iO4, do, coup, t03h bid; new Is reg.
100 q loeA, do, coup. 1908. n l0i y n W
A. ret.. is0A 012i Z. do. coup. i22L n
123i..
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

Dusiness-lfke Printing. No fuss ana
looks right Times Prfntiax Co. is
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
John R-sI Phone AGA
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.--There was rush
ITO buy wheat Mt the start this morn
ing nearly all commission houses hav-
ing orders and there was little wheat
on sale until prices were up over
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co, ll6-l1S Griswoid-st.:
OpenL Hixh. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-03

hack quickly. and on this account ship
pers are nnding IL hard To meet :he
sim requirements OF eastern markets.
and are finding market nearer home.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-04-24
D. s R. G. Time Card

For Palmer Lake. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo.
Leave Denver, 800 a. m. Dining
Carp, goo a. m. Dining Carl, 1870 y.
m, 400 p. m. Dining Carl, 700 ,.
M. DINING Carp, 7:5o p. M, 900 ..
For Cripple Creek and Victor,
Carr.
For Florence and Canon City.
Leave DEM. 800 a. m. (Diniue
Carr, 900 a. m. lD.li;ng Carr, 1890 p.
m, ZOO p. m. Dining Carl, 900 :.
For salida. Buena Vista, Granite
and Leadville.
Leave Denver, 800 a. m. Dining
Carr, 900 a. m. Dining Carp, 200 p.
M; Dining Carp. 900 p. m.
For Glenwood Springs, Grand Junc.
ton, Salt Lake City, Ogden and the
Pacific Coast.
Leave Denver, 500 a. m. Dining
Carr, goo a. m. Dining Carr, 200 p.
For Aspen and Crystal River point.
Leave Denver, 200 p. m. Dining
For Gunnison. Crested Butte, Lake
City, Montrose, Ouray. Telluride.
Rico, Delta, Paonia, Grand Junction.
via Marshall Pass Route.
Leave Denver. 900 p. m.
For Walsenburg. Trinidad, La veea,
Alamosa. Monte Vista, Del Norte.
Wagon Wheel Gap, Creede, Santa ia
Pagosa Springs, Durango, Farmin5.
ton. Silverton, Mancos. Dolores, Rico.
and San Juan points.
Leave Denver. 7:3o p. m.
For Colorado Springs, Pueblo. Kan
sas City. St. Louis, Chicago and all
points East.
For Littleton.
Leave Denver. 6:ss a. m. daily ex
cept Sunday. o:cs a. M. 1890 p. n,
80 p. M, $40 p. M, 400 p. M, $40
p m, 7:3o p. M, 900 p. m.
For Fort Logan.
Leave Denver, 6:s5 a. m. daily ex.
ce:pt Sunday), o:os a. m, 1890 ,. M.
$40 p. m. $40 p. m.
Leave Denver. BOO a. m, 1890 p. m