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The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30
Glenwood News

Harry E. Tandy is in town to-
day from his home in Eagle.
c. q. Pierson of New Castle is
spending the day in Glenwood.
Mrs. j. w. Cummins returned
Monday from a months visit in
Denver.
Mrs. w. j. Pings and baby of
Carbondale spent yesterday in
Glenwood at the home of Mrs.
John Elerich.
Mrs. John Warner and baby
left last evening for a visit to
Mrs. Warmers home people in
Alton. n. II.
Frank d. Young and his moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Isabella Lawther
of Ration, N. NJ, are stopping at
the Glenwood a few days.
Mrs. Susan Furst and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of Adair, Ia, are WIS.,
iting relatives. the Showalter and
Budlong families, in Glenwood.
III. F. Sommers of Divide creek
is in Glenwood today attending to
some business matters. He re-
portss promising outlook for his
section.
Rev. Horace Mann, editor of
the Rife Reveille. came up this
mornins, presumably to see the
ball game and Eiler's "King of
the Cattle Ring" show.
Mrs. Gus Holden, who has been
spending some time in mlenwood
returned this morning to her
home in Shoshone. Miss Sallie
johnson accompanied her.
Wilford Rater, for some time
employed as clerk at the Hotel
Glenwood. returned last evening
from his home at Rife, and the
Post understands will accept a
position for the summer at the
Hotel Colorado.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. w. Zim
norman left last night for Den.
yer with the two little children
of G. r. Dean. AS Dean is now in
the county Jail awaiting trial or
very serious charge, the State
Humane society took charge OF
the children and had them com
mitted to the State Home for De
pendent and Neglected Children
at Denver.
The state game and fish com
missioner having declared tina,
the trout season will open May 81
instead of June l, the Rio Grande
will sell tickets to parties OF
three or more on one ticket al
rate of one fare for round trip
to points between Leadville and
Grand Junction and to points on
Aspen branch up to but not in
cluding Aspen.
Sunday and Monday three
practice games of polo were play
ed on the Glenwood grounds, the
following being the players who
participated: Foxhall Keene of
New York, Bulkeley Wells of Tel
luride. F. II. A Lyle of Glenwood
Springs. Ernest Stephen and W.
d Phillips of Emma and ]. B.
Deacon of Glenwood. The games
We're very interesting and some
pretty work was done. The games
were gotten up for the pleasure
of the visitors, Messrs. Keene and
Wells, who are great polo enthu-
| SiaStS
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
GYPSUM.

tel Saturday night. \ great mum
Der of guests We're present.
Games. dancing and cards We're
he amusements of the evening
aud in the early hours of the NOR
ming the guests left for their
homes after partakmg of an eN-
Cellent lunch.
Mrs. X. A. Morrison came down
from Red Cliff and is now visiting
with Ms. F. l.. Doll.
Ed Strows went to ShoShone
Monday.
Lawrence Mosher came up from
ShoShone Wednesday.
\ baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. J. p Oleson Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Quinlan came down
from Wolcott Saturday night on
No. |. having completed her
school at that place.
Miss Edna Mosher arrived on
No. Saturday night from La
mar. having completed a very
successful term of school.
Miss Viola Hines, our poular
primary teacher, departed from
Eagle on No 6 Sunday night for
her home at Arvada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Messersmith
went to Glenwood Springs last
Friday and returned home Mon
day.
Andrew Gerard, deputy game
warden. returned from his trip
over in Routt county last Sunday.
VIM. II. Lea returned from his
surveying trip Tuesday night.
Last Friday night a party was
given by Mrs. A. II .Norgaard tc
small number of invited guests
A good time was had by all pres
ent. even though the weather was
very disagreeable Various game
were eujo.;ed by all and at II
o'clock refreshments We're se,veo
Miss Pear Chatfield went t'
Glenwood Springs Saturday IL
visit with relatives and friends
for few days.
Willie Stremme. Mayme Strem
me an Villa Hines drove to Ea
gle Sunday afternoon.
James Dilts was down from Ea.
gle Tuesday
Judge Thomas was Gypsum
visitor from Eagle Monday.
Will Gustafson, Oscar johnson
and s. Bobson We're Glenwood
visitors Saturday,.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Van Horn
and children. Lottie and Fanny
from DotSero. went to Eagle
Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Frank
Long.
Nels Nelson was down from
Edwards Monday.
Miss Edna Shryack went to Ea
"gle on No. Sunday to visit her
folks. She returned Monday. her
mother having driven down.
A good old fashioned school
picnic was held down in the grove
by the river Friday to celebrate
the very successful term of >choo'
here this past year. Much credit
is due the teachers and children
for their good work. All kinds of
good things could be found at the
picnic and the children spent a
very enjoyable doy.
A meeting of the residents will
he held here Friday afternoon at
the town hall to appoint commit
tees on the Fourth of July cele-
bration to be held at Gypsum
Ed O'Brien was in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. August Ulm went to Glen
wood Saturday and returned
home Wednesday.
FARMINGDALE.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30

of cruelty was filed this morning
in the district court by DR.. w. F.
Berry, owner of the Glenwood
Springs sanitarium. The couple
were married in Denver in 1905.
DR.. Berry is the father of four
children by a former marriage.
Among the people who have ar
rived during the last "a hours to
take the baths are NJ. Dutton and
wife and M. H. Dutton and wife,
all of Grand Junction. Convinced
that Glenwood would be well
worth a trial, they are here as a
direct result of the good fellow
ship excursion Monday.
George Monroe, one of the par
ty of convicts employed in build
ing the state road, escaped this
morning between midnight and
daylight and has not been captur
ed. Two others also eluded the
guards. They were Dan Nc
Donald of Lake county and Geo
King, who was sent up from
Meeker. Monroe was serving &
six year term for robbery and be.
came an inmate of the state in.
stitution Nov. %, 1905.
| - -
One of the best ball games OF
the season was played this after.
noon between the Seeleeites OF
Denver and the Cream Puffs. San.
dusky was in the box and struck
out an exceptionally large mum,
ber of men. The boys waded in
to the game in earnest and it was
not until the fourth inning that
Glenwood scored. The Denver
lads put up fine exhibition, ano
a fair sized crowd saw the sport
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30

The Boston team has been quite
IL surprise over the National
league circuit.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30

Each of the big league teams III
Chicago is minus 300 hitter
among the regulars.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-30
GRAND VALLEY.

Harry Koch is building ware
room near the railroad track and
also dwelling house on his town
lotS
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
China'S Friend

San Francisco "Give China ten years more of peace and at the end of that period China and the United States could make a combination of power that would command and insure the peace of the world"
 Ng Poon Chew, editor of Chinese newspaper, said this and more about the relations of his native country and America in delivering an address on Progressive China" before the mems assembly at the Hamilton Square Bap- tist church. He declared that the United States is China's only ally, and added:
 "America is the only country that has not taken slice of China, and the only one China can depend upon to be a friend. During the year 1907 China has made more progress than any other country of the world, for she had then sent 23,OOO students to be educat- ed abroad, had establifhed 167 news papers and commenced a large number of railroads"
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Arbitration. Treaty

Washington-A general arbitration treaty between the United States and Japan has been signed in which it is agreed that all territorial disputes be- tween the two countries shall be sub- mitted to The Hague tribunal, and that the decision of that body shall be considered final,
 Members of the diplomatic corps and other high officials consider this a distinct step toward better under- standing between nations and one which others will be forced to follow in time, in which event the probability of war will he greatly reduced. This treaty has been pending some time, and was thoroughly canvassed by the executive officials of the two nations which have attached their signatures.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Gale IndorSed

Nome-Thomas Gale, delegate to congress was indorsed for the nomina- tion recently at one of the biggest mass meetings ever held in this city. Republicans, democrats and miners who disregard the political faiths of the great outside parties were there in numbers, perhaps four-fifths of Nome being represented at the meeting.
 The attempt to injure Gale with the workmen was dismal failure, and it was miners who made the best speeches.
 The republican territorial conven. tion was repudiated as Hoggatt con- bine, and Gale never stood better than he does today. The mass meeting was the most enthusiastic ever held in this city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Chinese in Disguise

Washington-Chinese by the hun dreds are cutting off theic ques and so disguised as to resemble JapS are com ing into the United States without interference according to the report just received by the immigration de- partment. The report is made by the secret service department and it furth- CT says that there are in this country many Chinese merchants who are here illegally.
 The immigration department has forwarded the evidence accumulated by the secret service department to the various Pacific Coast branches with orders to arrest all against whom evidence is furnished and to make a thorough investigation of all suspects.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
EngIand,s largest Land Owners

The Marquis of Stafford, who is in his twentieth year, is heir to the most extensive domain, if not the largest rent roll, enjoyed by any subject of King Edward.
 More than 100000 acres in England and Scotland are under the lordship of his father, the Duke of Sutherland, while the Marquis of Breadalbane, who is probably the next largest pro- prietor in the kingdom, does not own half that amount of land.-Tit-Bits.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Parcel Basket scaIps Cashier

New York-Kate Gorham, cashier in Williamsburg department store, is in a hospital in a critical condition as the result of a curious accident. While standing in her booth in the store a wire parcel basket attached to a swift moving cable caught in her hair, which was stripped from her head. Practically her entire scalp was torn way, and the hospital sur geons have little hope of saving her life.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Nelson Gets the Job

G. w. Nelson will be awarded the contract to build the government road through Keystone canyon, as soon as he files an acceptable bond. Nelson's bid was S22, 2,040 for the entire job, be- ing more than s7S,OOO less than the highest estimate submitted.
 The difference in the estimates has occasioned considerable comment but Mir. Nelson asserts that he knew what he was doing when he set his figure and he expresses confidence that he will make good profit from the con- tract. He says that this is not his first job in the contract line, and that under any circumstances Valdez is to hene- fit, for what he cannot save he will spend here for supplies.-Valdez Prps- pector.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
THOMPSON HAS
 HIS LIBERTY
Slayer of Judge Emery Granted Freedom and Will GO at
 Once to Sunny South.
sy Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Tacoma, June 9-CheSter Thompson, who shot Judge Emery of Seattle and whose trial was recently ended by the jury bringing in a verdict to the effect thaC the accused was sane, was last night liberated. The release came as a surprise for it had been stated that an appeal would be taken to the su- preme court. Thompson will not re- turn to Seattle, but will go direct to Florida.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
WANT SECOND
 FOR NEW YORK
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Chicago, June 1.-The poIiticianS who are taking a hand in the manage ment of the republican campaign are particularly anxious to have New York state secure second place on the presidential ticket, as this is always considered a very important state for the party to carry in the election.
 Taft's total convention vote now numbers 504.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Taft Men Being Seated

Chicago, June 10-The committee on contests for the purpose of deciding who shall have seats at the national republican convention are slowly pro- ceeding with their difficult task. Two tifths of the contested cases have al- ready been decided and they are all for Taft. The contests for Alaska and Arizona will probably come up today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Hoggatt Men From Alaska Win

Chicago, June l3-The committee on contests to settle the rival claims of delegates toa seat in the republican national convention to be held next week took up the claims of the Alaska delegates late yesterday afternoon, and without much discussion of the matter seated two of the delegates. These were Shea and Shackleford, both are Taft men.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Talk About Split Convention

Chicago, June S-After conference that lasted through the entire night, the anti-Taft aspirants decided not to withdraw the contest from before the committee. They are determined to hold out to the end for what they con- sider their rights, and have made the threat that if justice is not done them they will cause a split in the conven- tion
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Will Fight the Pleasure

New York, June l2-The extra seS- sion of the state legislature called by Governor Charles F.. Hughes for the purpose of enacting a law to suppress gambling resulted in the passage yes terday of the anti race track bill. The state horsemen are up in arms against the measure and will carry the fight interpretation to the bill to the highest court.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
DAVID B. HILL
 GETS EMPHATIC
Ex-Governor of New York Uses Strong Terms in Referring
 to Bryan'S Candidacy.
By Cable 70 The Daily Gateway.

New York, June l2-David B. Hill sailed today for Europe. Before his departure he discussed the political situation and expressed himself as having little hope for the success of the democratic party in the coming campaign. He is unalterably opposed to the candidacy of William J. Bryan for president. He made use of the forceful statement that Bryan means hell for the democratic party.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
GARFIELD GOES
 TO HONOLULU
BattIeshipS Start on Voyage Around the World With Sec
 retary of Interior Aboard.
su Gable to The Daily Gateway.

San Francisco, June S-The battle ships Main and Alabama sailed this morning from here on their long voy- age around the world. Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield was on board one of the boats. Mr. Gar field is going to make trip to the Hawaiian islands in the interests of the United States government and was booked for HOnolula.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Will Present Guilds Name

Washington, D. C., June 1O-The managers of the republican campaign have been looking for suitable and available candidate to run on the ticket with William H. Taft. After canvass ing the names of the available parties they have decided to present that of Curtis Guild Jr., governor of Mass.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
MAIL POUCH
 DISAPPEARS
Sack With $IOO,OOO EnrOute From Los Angeles to New York
 Lost at Kansas City.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Los Angeles, June ll-When she through express and mail train left this point enroute for New York she carried on her mail sack containing SlOO, 900 in money. The sack and con- tents were lost in Kansas City. As yet no positive clues to the missing sack have been found.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Will Give Cool rIiIIion

Boston, June 1O-John Hayes Ham, mond is anxious for second place on the republican presidential ticket, and is ready to contribute largely to the finances of the party if he is chosen for second place. It is reported that he will contribute $l,OOO,OOO to the cam- paign fund if he is given place on the ticket.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
COMEDIAN
 NOT GUILTY Hitchcock Who Was Twice on Trial for WrOnging' Young
 Girls Is Acquitted.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, June ll-Commedian Hitchcock has been acquitted of the charge of wronging young girls. This is the second time that the comme- dian has been brought up for trial on this charge, and although much dam aging evidence was given there was not proof sufficient to sustain the charge.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
BELMONT DEAD
 IN NEW YORK
Noted Millionaire SuCCumbS to an Attack of Appendicitis
 After Operation.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, June l0-Oliver Belmont, noted New York millionaire, died this morning. Mr. Belmont was taken with severe attack of appendicitis a short time ago, and underwent an operation. He did not rally from the effects of the disease after the opera tion had been performed, but continued to grow weaker till the end.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Sharp Contest in Louisiana

Chicago, June 9-There is a sharp contest over the state delegation from Louisiana to the national convention. The anti-Taft men proposed to seat both delegations and give half the vote to each. The Taft managers protest against making any concessions and say they want the whole or none.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Fractures Skull
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, June lO-Last night as Mary Palmer, an eleven year old girl whose home is on Cook inlet, Alaska, was at tempting to alight from a street car she fell and sustained a fracture of the skull. It is thought she will die from the effects of the injury.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
PARDON ISSUED
 BY GOVERNOR
Powers and Howard Declared Free From COmplicity With
 the GOebel Murder.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Frankfort, Ky, June l3-This morn ing A. E. Wilson, governor of Ken lucky, issued pardons to Caleb Powers and Jim Howard for their alleged com plicity in connection with the murder of former Governor Goebel
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Endorse Bryan

Salt Lake City, June l3-The demo- crats in state convention here endors- ed William Jennings Bryan for presi- dent and passed resolutions expressing the highest praise for the services rendered the country by eX-President Grover Cleveland.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
STANDARD OIL
 AGAIN FINED
The Company Is Multced $SOO,OOO for Violation of Interstate
 Commerce Law.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway. .

Rochester, x. Y., June l3-The trial of the Standard Oil Company on the charge of violating the interstate com merce law was brought to an end this morning when the jury brought in a verdict of guilty. The company now faces a fine of SSOO,OOO. An appeal will be taken to the higher court.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
HUGHES CALLS
 EXTRA SESSION
Governor Delivers Message to Legislators Urging the SuS-
 pension of Gambling.
By Cable to Tre Daily Gateway.

Albany. N. r., June Ex-Governor Charles E. Hughes, who has been es- peciany active in trying to have laws enacted to control racetrack gambling, last night called a special session of the legislature and in his message asked that laws be passed which would lead to the suppression of all gam blng in the state.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
6O3 VOTES ARE
 PLEDGED TO TAFT
Work of COmmitte on Contests Finished and War Secre-
 tary Is Sure Winner.
sv Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Chicago, June l3-The committee on contests have completed their work. They have decided upon the status of those claiming right to seats in the republican national convention. Of the votes already pledged William H. Taft has 6O3. Everything is in readi- ness for the convention.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Test Boilers
Rv Cable to The paily Ciateway.

San Pedro, Cal, June lO-The cruis- CT Tennessee is to have her boilers tested. On her trial trip a few days ago she met with a misfortune in the bursting of one of her steam pipes. A thorough test of her boilers and pipes will now be made.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
Warning Issued
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington, D. C., June PA warning has been issued to the people of Panama urging them to guard against the use of any and every un- fair means in holding their elections, as this might result in the necessity of calling out the troops.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
A NEW AGENT
 IS APPOINTED
Francis A. Pope Succeeds Cap. tain PiIlSbury on the Alas
 ka Road Commission.
sy Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington, D. C., June S-Francis A. Pope of the corps of engineers has been appointed to succeed Captain Pillsbury as diSbursing agent of the Alaska Road Commission. Mir. Pope will have his headquarters at Skag- way.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
COrSon Cuts Loose
sv Cable to The Daily usteway.

Seattle, June S-Betore John Corson Sailed from here for Alaska, Saturday night he took pains to disclaim all al- liance with Gov. Hoggatt in the cam paign for his election as delegate to congress.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13
To Establish Lodge
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, June lO-The Yukon pio- neers have decided to establish a lodge in this city. It will be composed largely of those who endured the hardshipS of the trail in the early days when the rush was on to reach the new gold diggings.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-06-13

Reval, Russia, June liking Ed ward and the czar of Russia have ended their visit and the king left this morning for London.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
First Set.
Second Set
SIR JOHN JOHNSON.
Winner OF Huron Handicap at Sara
toga--The Results.

SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 4.--John San
ford's Sir John Johnson won the Hur-
on handicap, 1 3-16 miles, at Saratoga
today and when the horse returned to
the scales a big crowd collected Gin
front OF the box occupied by Mr.. San
ford and he was given rousing cheers.
First race, handicap for two year
olds FIVE and half furlongs-M edrant,
113 (McCarthy) IS to 5, 6 to 5, to 5,
won; Rea Cliff, 1917 &c. Dugan) 5 to l.,
Q to 1, even, second; Preceptor, 100,
(Netter) to 2, even, ! to 2, third; time
1:06.
Second race, for three year old and
upwards, selling, one mile--Pins and
Needles, LOG. (Sweet, 8 to /, to s. 1
to 8, won; Fancy, 102 &c. Dugan), to
8, 1 to Q, to 4, second; Polly Watts
81, Gang) to /, to g. 1 to 3, third.
Time, 1:40 rs,
Third race, for two year Odds, sell
ing, five and half furlongs-ETigr
Range, 112, Shilling, s to 5, to 5
to 4, won the Gardener, 1902, Nc.
Carthy, IS to 2, 2 to /, even, second
Cotytto, 80, McCahey, to l, even
1 to q third. Time, 1905 AS.
Fourth, the Huron handicap, fol
three year Odds, one mile and three
sixteenths-Sir John Johnson 95
Sweet, 3 to 1, to 5, out, won; Roya
Tourist, 112, E. Dugan, to I, out
second; Delirum, 107, Notter, 2 to Z
out third Time, 1:5S SIS.
Fifth, the Seneca, for three veal
olds, selling, six furlongs--Wood.
craft, "a, Sweet, even, to 8, | to 5
won; Adriuche, 100, Miller, 10 to l
|. 8 to 1, even, second; Gowan, 105
Shilling, to /, to 5, l to 2, third
Time, 1912 rs,
Sixth, for maidens, three year old9
and upwards, selling, one mile
Gramsar, 81 F.. Dugan, to l, 8 t.
5, 1 to 2, won; Torrents, "a, Sweet,
to 2, / to 5, second; Chief Brant, 10S
Miller to /, A to 5, / to 3, third
| Time, 1:41 3-5.