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The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
VIA DENVER 4 RIG eRANDE
Glenwood Springs, Colo,


~ March 3, 1908.
Low rates via Denver & Rio
Grande from Glenwood to Pueblo
account Republican state conven-
ton; one fare $4,000 for round
trip. Tickets on sale April 9th
and 28th: final return limit, May
3, 1908.
To Colorado Springs account
Real Estate convention; one fire
$1,000 for round trip; ticl,ets
to be sold only to holders of YER
tificates signed by f. A. Steckcl,
secretary convention committee,
and members of the families or
firms of those holding such GER
tificates. Tickets on sale March
10 and 20; final return limit,
March 90, 1908.
To Montrose, Colo, account bi-
ennial state convention Of the
Colorado State Epworth league /,
one fare ($8.10) for round trip.
Tickets on sale June 16; final re-
turn limit June "a, 1908.
VIM. MITTENDORT,
Agent.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
CASHIER LYSTER
SERIOUSLY I'LL

Aspen, Mar. 4..-This morning
at $50 o'clock T. G. Lyster of
the State Bank of Aspen was ta-
ken to Denver in the private car
'iarcia" Of David H. Moffat
over the Rio Grande road.
u. Lyster has been quite i'll
since Thanksgiving day, but at
times he has rallied sufficiently
to attend to his duties at the
bank. On one Of these occasions
he took cold, which developed
into grippe. He was at the bank
last Friday and on his return to
his home his condition became
such as to confine him to his bed.
On Sunday his attending physi-
clan, DIR. Guthrie, communicated
by telephone with David H. Moi
fat in Denver, explaining to hiin
Mr.. Lyster's condition. On Mon
day the doctor again communl-
Gated with Mr.. Moffat as to the
necessity of removing Mr.. Lyster
to a lower altitude. Mr.. Moffat
thereupon informed DIR. Guthris
that he would send his private
car to Aspen for the purpose of
bringing Mr.. Lyster, his attend
ing physician, nurse and attend
ants to Denver.
The Moffat car left for Denver,
running on its own time and hav-
ing the right of way the entire
distance. Mr.. Lyster was accom-.
panied by DIR. Guthrie, Miss
Wheatley, q trained nurse, and
the faithful attendants who have
been with him for years.
That Mr.. Lyster will be bene-
flied by going to . lower altitude
and.that he may return to; this
sitj : wall man 49, wisA Of ~.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
CUT THIS OUT AND SAVE IT
Says Many Persons Here Can be
Made Happy AGAIN hY Using

There is 81 much rheumatism
here in our neighhorhood now
that the following advice by ar
eminent authority who writes for
the readers of large eastern
daily paper, will be highly appre-
ciated by those who suffer:
Get from any good pharmacy
one-half ounce Fluid Extract
Dandelion. one ounce Compound
Kargon, three ounces of Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Shake
these well in bottle and take i'll
teaspoonful doses after each meal
and at bedtime also drink plenty
of good water.
This simple recipe is said to
strengthen and cleanse the elm
NATIVE tissues of the Kidneys so
that they can filter and strain
from the blood and system the
poisons, acids, and waste matter,
which causes not only rheuma-
tism, but numerous other dis
eases. Every man or woman here
who feels that their kidneys are
not healthy and active, or who
suffers from any urinary trouble
whatever, should not hesitate to
make up this mixture, as it is
certain to do much good, and may
save you from much misery anG
suffering after while.
Our home druggists say they
will either supply the ingredients
or mix the prescription ready to
take if our readers ask them.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
rRzwEEK IN TROUBLE

A 81, 800 check which William
Treweek claims he received from
his father, resident of Salt Lake
City, figures in a board bill case
in Justice Hedden's court.
William Treweek was arrested
on complaint of II. G. Smith, pro-
prietor of the Hotel Glenwood, it
being claimed that he failed to
settle for board and room, the
bill amounting to about $26. In
court yesterday an envelope con-
tanning check for $500 was
produced. Treweek had place i
the envelope and contents in
charge of Clerk Rater of the ho-
tel, it is claimed, saying, "Here's
a check for 81, 500. l guess that
will be security enough for my
bill. +"
Treweek. who is now in the
county jail, stated to Justice
Hedden that payment on the
check had been stopped. The
case will be finally disposed Of on
Saturday. In the meantime the
check has been forwarded to Salt
Lake and information as to
whether it is genuine will be OBJ
tanned here before that time. Tre
week was not represented in
court by counsel.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

The executive council of the
American Federation of labor has
appointed President Gompers of
the federation; President Huber
of the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners: and Presi-
dent Duncan of the Granite Cut
ters' National union, as COM
mittee to settle the many dis
putes between building trades
and unions in New York.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
THE BASEBALL FAN

crazy would rather
galanty than
quiverng from
wild
burly,
eiveredb balla swatso
fellows leathern bellows
responsible at all for acting
tional insanity,
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
mckMAN'S new
YEARS DINNER

John F. Hickman, who has
been in Glenwood this week as a
witness in the Wason-Fravert
condemnation suit, left last even
ing for his home in Rifle.
Some of the boys who met
John in Glenwood were having a
little fun at his expense by
springing the following story,
which some time ago was printed
il a Denver evening paper:
The people at the state house
are telling good New Years
joke on John Hickman, well
known Republican of Rifle.
1t seems that Hickman receiv-
ed one of Gov. Buchtel's en-
graved invitations to the public
New Years reception at the state
capitol, and that he was about
the only citizen of Rifle that was
tins honored.
He did not read the invitation
carefully, and Hickman started
for Denver attired in his best bib
and tucker under the impression
that the governors blowout was
New Years dinner with the ta-
bles spread in the marble-lined
corridors of the capitol. In fact,
he had line inserted in the local
paper before he left, stating that
Hon. John Hickman was the only
citizen of Rife honored with an
invitation to dine with the COVER
nor on Jew Years day.
The Rifle man arrived in Den
yer New Years morning and
hied himself at once to the state
house. The reception was in full
blast, and Hickman was ushered
in, introduced and sent down the
line. Hickman enjoyed his cof-
fee, and then cigar, after which
he found himself out in the .or-
ridor. Noon arrived and the re-
ception was over. Hickman Won
dered where the feast was to be
held. He waited around the gov
ernor's Office until nearly /
o'clock, SO those who tell the sto-
ry say, and then he brushed aside
the secretary, butted into the gov
ernor's Office and, slapping Buch-
tel on the back, exclaimed: Hen
ry, when in the deuce are you 60
ing to pull off that meal you in
vited me to-? I had light
BREAKFAST and Pm as hungry as d
heal" =" The governor could not
understand.
He was dumbfounded. At first
he thought Hickman was joking,
but he soon learned that he was
serious about it. Here was a man
who had come 800 miles to dine
with the governor on New Years
day. The executive had engage
ments for lunch and dinner, and
he was unable to take Hickman
over to the house. Fifteen mill-
utes later the Rifle man was head
ed for the union depot. roasting
Denver's hospitality and Buchth
receptions. At the lunch stand
he grabbed coffee and sinkers and
took the first train for home a
sadder but wiser person.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
Genwood News
From Wednesdays Daily Post.

From Wednesdays Daily Post
Fred Gordon made an official
visit to Shoshone yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Glib of
Redstone are visiting in Glen
wood today.
Charlie Hughes returned this
morning from a visit of several
weeks in Denver.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Woolever
are preparing to leave for their
new home at Olathe.
A party of nine Italians will
leave on Midland 106 this even
ing for the land of their nativity.
Mark McCleland has gone to
Red Cliff to take the night tele-
graph work in the Rio Grande
depot.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Cox have
rented the cottage on Ninth
street vacated by Judge Boards
ley and family.
The partition is being remove
from the Napier store, throwing
the three portions Of this big
store into one room.
Hans Mueller was the guest of
Supt. Dawson of the Glenwood
fish hatchery yesterday. Hans re-
rsrts that he was splendily en-
tertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Coulson will
return from Leadville tomorrow.
They expect to occupy the Dar-
row house recently vacated by
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Schwarz.
J. L. Herwick made a trip to
Wolcott yesterday for the pur-
pose of investigating the cement
deposit filed on some time ago by
Mr.. Herwick and his associates.
-
The United States mail car has
been transferred from Rio
Grande train No. S to No. l. The
papers, however, viii continue to
come on the earlier train as usu-
al.
It is intended to take John
Brennan to Denver this evening
for treatment by . specialist. Mr..
Rssnnan'a condition yesterday
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
ONLY 5000 FROM DENVER

The Colorado & Southern Of
fers between March 5 and April
30 this very attractive rate to
California. Arizona, Nevada, Or
egon and Washington points; al
so Mexico Certain points,.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
ss4.so DENVER TO MEXICO

The Colorado & Southern will
sell between March S and April
80 one-way tickets via III Paso
to Mexico City at above extreme
ly low rate.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
was such as to greatly alarm his

was such as to greatly alarm his
family.
Mr.. Richardson of the Glen
wood Light and Water company
has received some new incandes-
cent lamps in which the filament
is of tungsten. The light is
white and intense and uses little
voltage.
A. l.. Chase, who has just re-
turned from New England, is al
ready agitating the matter of the
organization of building and
loan association for the purpose
of erecting a number of modern
cottages to let. Capital idea.
Rev. E. G. Harbert, with his
family. arrived in Glenwood last
night from Kemmerer, Wyo. M"
Harbert is the new pastor of the
Methodist church, sent here to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Rev. w. O. Wool
ever.
The night telegraph offices have
been abolished at Eagle and VOL
colt and stations established at
Attention and Dotsero, to which
points the night operators have
been transferred, box-car accom-
modations having been provided
for the men.
Supt Underwood reported to-
day that the gross receipts of the
entertainment given by the school
children last Friday night at the
opera house amounted to $156
After paying expenses the sum Of
$102 was cleared. The entertfin-
ment was one of the best ever
given in this part of the country.
Abe Cohn is shipping his cash
register East for repairs. Busi-
ness has been SO very good an.t
Abe has taken in so much cash
that the machine just couldn't
stand the strain. After taking a
course Of treatment for nervous
prostration it will be returned in
time for the summers rush of
business.
The practice by the Rifle band
is producing good results. The
boys are faithful in attendance
at the meetings. Careful work
is being done under the direction
of the leader, 1. p. Buckles, and
before many moons the boys will
be able to make life miserable for
some newly married couple. Ri
fie Reveille.
This week 5000 people every
day pass the Scholtx Drug com
pany' windows, corner Sixteenth
and Curtis streets, Denver, and
take look At the grand display
of the Glenwood Hot Springs
company's large photos Of the
hotels, baths and Yampah water
that H. W., Richards il using in
advertising ~ winter rates for
qlsnwood aPshss q.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

Jim Barry, the Chicago heavy
weight, is out with . challenge
to fight Jack Jehnson, Jim Flynn
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

1t is intended to take John
Brennan to Denver this evening
for treatment by . specialist. Mr..
Rfsnaan's condition yesterday
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

The United States mail car has
been transferred from Rio
Grande train No. s to No. /. The
papers, however, will continue to
come on the earlier train as usl.
al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
UPSET TAFT MEMS PLANS
Ants Stanipcdcd Getting of the New
Unmpsiiirc RcptibIicuns,

CONCORD, N f.. March 1s.-The
anti.Taft men stalnpeded a meeting
or the New hampshire Republicans Of
this city last night and upset the plans
OF the members OF the New Hampshire
Taft Association.
The latter were confident Of securing
the election. of General George Adams,
OF Plymouth, to preside at the State
convention April 21st, in Concord.
which is to name the delegates to the
REPUBLICAN, convention at Chicago.
The Taft plans We're unexpectedly
upset by Colonel e. c. Bean, of Bic.
mont. who presented resolution NOV
ing the nomination of EX-GOVERNOR
John McLane OF Milford to preside
at the convention. Two members Of
me Taft association Immediately
raised strenuous objections, but they
We're defeated by an overwhelminsr
vote and amid the cheers of the hos,
tile committeeman.
IT has been customary for quarter
on century to leave this work to the
executive !; of the State body, In which
proved Victorious sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
COUNCIL OF COMMERCE
Plan md Scope OF Work Considered at
Meeting OF Adyiaory Comm!ttec

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 49,
The advisory committee of the Ma.
tional Council of Commerce to-day
office of the. Secretary of Commerce
and Labor since the organization OF
this body in December last. There
We're present, in addition to Secretary
Straus, Gustav II. Schwab of New
York. chairman; Mahlon N. Kline. of
Philadelphia; Senator George c. Per-
klns. of California: James Z. Smith.
of ST. Louis; Frank B. Wiborg, of Gin
cinnati, and D. A. Tonipkins, of Char
lotte, ". C.
Chairman schwab reported. among
other things, what lines of foreign
commerce should be investigated by
the trade agents of the department.
during the next fiscal year, and rec
ommending plans by which conhden-
tial information received from our
consuls abroad should be disseminated
SO as to reach the manufacturers es-
peeially interested In tho subject.
The first meeting of the entire coun-
81, representing delegates from all OF
the constituent bodies, Will be held in
washington on May 18TH
secretary Straus reported that not
only the Department Of Commerce. and
Ia bcf. but the Departments of State.
agriculture, Interior and other agen.
ctes Of the government will be glad
10 avail Themselves OF the asststar,ee
and co-operatiOn of body such as this
representing the Industrial and com
herclal interests of the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
QM;k:'.z;|2.gz1QzgG2n


Bay. No lives were lost in the de-
struction of the Monongahela. She was
one of the old unserviceable wooden
vessels of the navy. She was used as
a station and store ship at Guantanamo.
Originally the Monongahela was
built as Il sloop- at the League
Island navy yard. at cost of s37s,67s.
She was of 1,73S tons, and had length
of 227 feet. She took q prominent
part in the operations on the Missis-
sippi during the year 1868, and at va
iious times during that period was
commanded by Lieutenant George
Dewey, then Lieutenant Winfield Scott
Schley. and for a time was Admiral
Farraguts flagship. Following the
Civil War the Monongahela was used
as training ship for midshipmen and
apprentice seamen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Abrnin Adams,


.5IJtUIHI IJTsDHtCh.J
CHATHAM. VA, March lS.--Captain
Abram Adams died at his home In Dan
Vile Monday morning after an illness
OF some weeks. = For many wears he
was resident of Pittsylvania count
but moved to Danville about three
years ago. He was born In Bedford
county, eighty-fye years ago and
returning to his home county at tie
close OF that great struggle. About
eighteen years ago he came to this
county and resided on his farm about
i i.G,i, niies from this place. He Is sur
yiyed by one daughter and four sons
lnterment was In the Jones fanilv
oelnetery, near this place, TUESDAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
TAFT BOOM IN MAINE
Assuming Large Proportions Despite
Early Sentiment

AA'
Early Sentiment.
PORTLAND, ME-. March 1s.-Ex-
Governor John f. Hill, national com.
mltteeman from the State of Maine
Is out for Taft, and in Portland and
western Maine the TAFT boom is as
suniing large proportions. A few weeks
ago 1t was the general opinion of RE-
puolican leaders in Western Maine
that the delegation to the national
convention from this State Would be
sent uninstructed
But conditions have changed within
the past week. Isaac Dyer, former dis
triot attorney for this State. made n
.rlp TO Washington, and while there
was IN consultation with the managers
OK the war Secretary's campaign. When
ne returned to Portland things began
10 move In Tafts direction, and to-
the Maine delegation to the national
convention will be Instructed for him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
AND OUR LAST SHIP LEAVES

PUERTO CoRTEz, SPANISH HON.
DoRAS Marco wis Ne Orleans.
March 1S).-The last OF the America
war vessels which for more IMAM i
year have been continually in the
caribbean Sea helping to preserve
peace on Central America sailed away
to-day. The departure was the coll
Her Lebanon. which went to Hamp-'
ton Roads.
On the fourth of the present month
nearly every one OF the uprisings, rati
ned the articles of the Washington
peace conference, and this was the
signal for the Immediate departure of
me gun6oat Dubuque, which was
collier Lebanon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
STILL HEARING COMPLAINTS
ABOUT RATES ON FRUIT

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 49,
Continuing hearing begun in Wash
1ngton on February 9Th, Commissioner
g. A. Prouty, of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, held a session In
the United States District Court room
To-Day to take evidence in the COM
plants registered by the Florida Fruit
and Vegetable Association against the
fruit rates from Florida to the various
markets or the country. a large num-
Der OF fruit and vegetable growers
We're present at the hearing. A large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Mrs. j. II. Shelton.

specIal to The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM. VA, March 1S.-Mrs
4, j, Shelton, wife OF Mr.. J. n
shelton, died at her home, near Sprfne
Garden. Saturday afternoon, following
an illness of several months length
hopes OF restoring her health took her
70 FLORIDA, which proved Of no benetit
and returned to their home only 4
lew lew weeks before the end. Her hus.
-pahd and five small children SURVIVE
interment was near the home Of thn
deceased Sunday. afternoon, and con-
quoted, Quoted by Rev. V. r. CASTOR, OF this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Cut in Rhode IsInnd.

PROVIDENCE. r. T., March 49,
Notices of reduction of 10 per cent.
10 wages to take effect April 9Th, Will
be posted in practically every cotton
mill in Rhode Island next Monday.
several of the large cotton manufac-
turers of the State signed an agree.
ment to reduce wages, and later in the
evening nearly. every large mill owner
In the State had become party to
the agreement. 1t is expected that by
Friday all Of the smaller mill owners
will have signed the agreement. App
proximately 10000 operatives will be
affected by the proposed reduction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
COLE AT PINEHURsT
Fourth Spring Tournn ment Opens With
Qualification Round.

PINEHURsT, N. c., March 1s.-The
fourth annual spring golf tournan1ea,
began here to-day with qualification
round. all records being broken by the
monster field OF starters, which nun.
bered 15S. Warren Is. Wood, Of the
Homewood Golf Club. Chicago, won the
gold medal offered for the best score
with a fast seventy eight; G, It. Ay-
ling of onandaga, was second, at
eighty. and G. L. Becker OF Woodland,
third. at eighty-one. quintuple tie
resulted for fourth place, at eighty,
including Fred, Herschoff. of Garden
CITY, ana oswald kirkby, Of Erglewood,
with a triple tie at eighty-three ana a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Mrs. J, q. Martin
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspa,ch. ]

IspecIaI 70 The mes-Dlspatch.1
HARLOTTESVILLE, VA. March 18.
Mrs Rosa Martin, wife of Mr.. ! Gou.
a Iuy Martln' one of the most prominent
o'clock this morning at the home Of
ner husband near Covesville, after a
weeks Illness OF pneumonia. The flu
neral VIII take place at o'clock Fri
ran Church. at Covesville. Mrs. Mar
TN was daughter of Dr.. William d.
i',.a and sister OF the late Hon.
william II. Boaz. a member of the Con.
s.ltutionai Convention and for years
as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
THE TIMES DIspA1C RICHMOND VA THURSDAY MARCH 10 1908

lty constituted Wheeling's weather al
lotment, for three hours to-day Thou
sands OF people were greatly frightened
ana pancs were narrowly averted in
the public schools. Several business
houses and residences Were struck by
lightning. Women and children ran
about the streets screaming, believing
that some disaster was impending. In
the surrounding country several barns
were struck by lightning and burned,
The river steamboats, were tossed about
by the storm, and passing coal tows
were in great danger OF being wrecked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
NO HOPE FOR HAU
'rmer Washington Professor Reported

Former Washington Professor Reported
Dying of Consumption.
KARLSRUHE, March 1S.-Karl Hau,
the former professor of Washington,
D. Co., who is serving life sentence
law. FRAU Molitor. in 1906, is hope
lessly III Of consumption in the Bruch-
sal penitentiarN. The mans illness,
which developed only few weeks ago,
passed the Intermediate stages with ex-
traordinary rapidity. and the doctors
declare to-day that there Is no hope OF
saving his life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
HOTEL GUESTS ESCAPE FIRE
: by GfsTTI,.G FUuv,nJTEtI tyvNnnx,,l

HAITI ESBURG, MISS. March 1s.--Ten
VI VI, more guests In the hotel OF j. j. Ar
ri al at Mlsh. Covington county. Miss,
h huu narrow escape from death early to-
a my Wnen the building caught fire. Tho
a Suests We're asleep, and before being awak.
S ,n. , .he fire gained such Roadway that II
80 WIS impossible to get out by way of the
sIaiIb. RESCUE finally accomplished
ssniIoush windows. Portions OF the roof had
i iniien IN before some Of those In the build
nv were awakened, The post-office and a
store in the same building also were de-
oot nny The loss amounted to about $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
DAMAGE BY CLOUDBURsT
Streams Flooded, Houses struck by
lightning. and People Alarmed.

PITTSBURG, PA. March 1S.-Much
damage was done by cloudburst and
accompanying storm here tonight. A
numbers OF houses and barns Were
struck by lightning. The storm was
general in this section. At Irwin three
buildings We're struck by lightning, and
flooded streams tied up the Irwin
Greensburg Electric Railroad.
In Washington county many build
ings We're struck by lightning and
burned. Three gas-well derricks We're
blown down at Zollarsville.
Rivers in all sections are rising rap
IDLY, and rains at the headwaters
threaten Pittsburg with another flood
A stage of twenty feet below the dam
ger line is expected by morning, and
an ultimate of thirty feet is not i'm
probable,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
NIayflower at New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 1s.-Ths
United States dispatch boat MayNower. the
Presidents yacht, arrived in New Orleans
to-day, and VIII remain here pending a
change in commanders. Lieutenant Com
niandc. Nogelgesang Will be succeeded In
Command of the Mayfower by Commands.
Thomas snowden. From New Orleans the
Mayfiower will proceed to Vicksburg Miss.
where Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the Presld ent.
and her party VIII be taken on board.