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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-17

fou're losing money every uay that your tenement is vacant Let the Democrat find a tenant $ days for a5c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-17
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS:

Tonight and Tomorrow Morning. Sun sets 5:sS, rises 6:45. Moon rises 5:I p. m. Moons age, Is days.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

sua thoroughly familiar 9Th III.
aud conditions la The South.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

State Commissioned al AErscul.
turu nlakoslo. lR much pleased wlih
icsults of the Boys Corn Growing
Contest Ia Mississippi this pear. la
Holmes County 100 boya started in
and So exhibited at tn. county fair.
Next sprln. Mr.. ulaknsie~ expects To-
s,srt The work In IS or 30 counties.
AauFy County. Tennessee. wlii
produce over $4,000 barrels of scc.
ond crop potatoes this season valued
ai about $4,000. Tho firat crop
brought in as much or more money.
President &. n. Barrett. OF the
National Farmers rnion. has been
appointed a member OF the Country
Life Commission by President Roosr-
welt. who has for sometime been do.
string Southern man on the Com
mission. Mr.. Barrett la u Georgian.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

sua thoroughly familiar 9Th life
aud conditions ia the South.
Tho Colorado Agricultural College
all hold Domestic Science Short
courses In number of towns shla
alnirs. Instructions. both theorcii.
cal and practical. will DO given ia
cooking. dress. making and house.
hold ccunomy, A good example for
other schools To follow.
Louisiana teachers arc approach.
Ing tho matter Of agricultural edo
cation ia the right spirit. They have
made Agriculture In The Public
Schools" "a spocial topic for Htudy
and investigation aud expect to
formulate methods. especially adopt.
cd io their State.
\ bill wlll be- presented ia tn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

MrssFs. Edlsofas bought a Gal.
lo~ay Manure sproaaov." Lac, spring
and attached II so FIsh BROS. sag.
on. II works anr and does all be
claims for II. but aIn sorry to- cay
have not used II near half enough
for mY o9n good
Hope to do better In the near su.
'ur". PETER ANDERSON.
Tuulca Co. Mlaa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21
4 Favorite Roofins.

ssnnss tsFwsrss Ea all g.arsa of shr c~sansry
fhs@AAao h%nans has trca sFn~tnx rapidly ir
s@sor pn @osDsns 81 tss Zoe coss Aai s.s srras
aRssblllss AlshUash u L. . t-ssof Ana fssosw
fsof scat Fv0f shsa she Average rcasf ygs.ps.
A@sa ~ ss "a rAsi 30 Jas - eAff-s r~slalstns
g" st@SaaA supss uF shtlsri tatsOr Tho salsrr
sF@p nstac al snffaUc Of Auaatlsr IL easily srcD
s4sssl ps shc swoss and aids nsaseh 10 .hc apu~Ar
Ahxr % MS tafms baiEasnss
~2ast9e asSd hs-oEt rs will DC srnt IN vxes. "a =
t@stA aid Fcasrsl s1 sAs dearest nsrr Of shr ta.s
fSm Manufacturing Contrary, Nc. foss ,'hi.
.@se .sss ssssa. al n@tcry hansAs raty NJ
ttsaton atsd Cincinnati
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21
THE MARKETS.

The cotton market still shows
weakness. and there is also n decline
In some grades of rice. Corn shows
a decline OF three cents per bushel.
end IL Is followed by oats which arc
of one TO two cents from last weeks
quotations. Hay. however. has ad-
vanced. Cattle of nearly all grades
have made a good gain. and hogs are
slightly higher.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

South Carolina Legislature next
spring to establish school of agri-
culture I'm each country I'm the state.
The price of cotton seed has ad-
vanced one dollar "A ton ut Jackson.
Miss. and Is now $500.
The meeting of the Mississippi
1.-Two Stock Association at Jackson.
November 9Th and bth was largely
attended and very successful. II was
decided 10 organize county associa-
tons tn cooperate with the State
Association and directly with the
farmers. A determined nEht against
tho fever tick will also DO made.
Orlando Harrison. the nursery.
man. says that Europe is far behind
America in commercial fruit grow-
Ink England must grow her peaches
under glass or against a wall: and
orchsrdIn. on a commercial scale ia
very little practiced on tn. Cont
nent Tho quality OF moai of tho
fruit Ia poor. and prices are hlgh.
There IL an Increasing demand for
American fruits. which should DO
taken advantage of by our growers.
OF course. tn mako shipping that
distance profitable. ono fruit only
can bo used. and IL must be care.
fullv graded aud packed.
superintendent Cook. Of arkan-
sas. has iua, returned from a Wait
TO Minnesota and Wisconsin,. whore
h" ~cni 10 Investigate The agTlrul.
turri schools uf shnar States Ito
il enthusiastic over tho trip. and
declares that tho essential polnta Of
a successful sYsscn have already
bcon @mthci out and that IL 10 now
merely a question OF procedure. Wis.
cnusgn has trn agricultural schools.
bcslde tho University "a which the
State appgopFIairs 81 .s0n. 600 an.
nuailfs II can wrll afford 10 do this
sinc~ tho University has enabled the
farmers aad other producers tn add
$50 .oon 600 each svaF To III. wraith
os tho state
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21

SAlkNnkM Live nsca and wotnrn can make
hts sneucr. No rau-fiuncr noe.
"AaAssss bs1 established nfsn- Coed tar steady
..ntloS neat Nataplrs frr- Address J. N
""ef"s 80 MOTH Congress Co. Jzekmoa Mas
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-11-21
SLOT COTTON.

STVI NVIIVN.
Quotations based on cotton sod ON SPOT
ter ma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

With but the fortieth part OF a sec
ond TO decide what to do Ralph Hut
emerson, q printer OF this city, threw
himself face downward On the paving
at the corner Of Monroe and Washing
ton, sta, Friday eeening shortly after
six O'Clock, and by the smallest mar
gin escaped being bit by a motor car
Had be attempted 10 run standing be
would have been struck and II moi
killed seriously hurt
When be started across the steel
his attention was attracted Ia another
directlon than that Of the approach
iag car and zheD the waning Whisili
was Es9uudea and he did glaDe'
around The machine was almost uYol
him Win great pFeseDos q mind b
ihreE himself. head frs& divine a
far away fr01 the car as he could
Upon striking TIE street the car pass
&C within 4 feE inches o. his feet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Suit was filed Wednesday in the
Audrain County Circuit Court BY
Frank Jennings against Bel ]. APP
pleman for $4,000 damaged. The
suit grew out Of an alteration be-
tween the two men last September
when, the plaintiff alleges, that the
defendant malaeiously and Without
cause beat bin causing permanent
injuries. Both are prominent citizens
OF Western Audrain.
On the first count plaintiff for bis
cause Of action states ia his petition
that on the 18th day Of September
1903, az and near TIE home q the
plaintiff Ia Audrain county, the de-
PENDANT maliciously assaulted plaintiff
and struck him In the face and breast
several violent blows and kicked him,
stomped him and threatened 10 KIN
hIn whereby be put the plaintiff 10
fear for bis life. and plaintiff says
that BY such assault bis nose was
broken, bis chest vas broken ne vas
Injured and bruised other sise where
By be was made III and lame and
otherwise unable 10 attend 10 bust
ness and has e e rendered a cripple
for life. That be has suffered great
pain ia both body and mind and colr-
PEELED TO pay a large sum for medical
purposes. For these reasons the plain
tit asks damages 10 the sum q 1880
actual ard 1880 punitive.
On g second count the plaintiff
states Ia ihls petition THAT as a fur
Their reason the defendant malieiouslJ
and without reason beat and stompeC
him and rendered him physically and
permanent injured. On this caun'
the plaintiff asks damages to th!
amount Of si5, 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22
S. p. CUNNINGHAM
REELECTED PRESIDENT
Kexieo Nan Again at the Head OF
the Missouri Division Of the Anti
Horse Thief Assoeiation-Has Re-
turned From state Meeting In
Joplin With Honors.

The Missouri division Of toe Anti
Horse Thief Association at its meet
ing Just closed in Joplin, No reflect
ed S. P. Cunningham, OF this county,
prssldsnt q the body. MI. Canning
ham, during his previous term, Tiled
the position 50 aceepsably the body
we're determined 70 re-elect him.
Tue Association dates from tht
closing q the Civil War and was fol
the purpose of protecting pl1nteri
from the Iawlsss hand Of horse thieves
from 18th armies which infested vArt
Gus regtsnS 1t has chapters In teI
states though originally oreantzsd II
Kah1ks, Scotland county, Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Hot Blast, yes =
Smoke Consumer,
yes--Air Blast yes
S m 0 X e ess yes.
F L 81 or yes.
Fire Keeper yes.
A Floor Warmer
yes. Burns all fu-
els yes. Durable
Is years and then
SO me We 3. 81
years ago marked
th Q C b a n g 9 in
in heating stove5
from crudity to
p rf q. 81
years g it was
born. No other is
like it in construc-
tion, operation eff
fciency, durabili-
ty. There.are good
reasons we are
anxious to show
vol
81
ROUND OAK and
the reasons why
at r 0 b 9 r tson's
70 other kinds of
Heating 8 t owes
and 1900 other
good things.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

W. E. Jameson and "Dick" Smith.
Of Fulton, were in this ci~tySaturday.
Mrs. John Pierce and neice, q
Kane, H., are the guests Of Geo. F,
Clark and family Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Alfred Davidson and wife Of Mont
gomefY County are guests OF friends
and relatives In this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Mrs Sue Hatcher. who has teen the
guest Of r. P. Hopkins and E H. Car.
ter, for the past month has returned
to her home in Lynchville, Va
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22
FILES SUIT FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

Frank jennings Has Filed Suit
Against Bell ]. Appleman Alleg-
ing Permanent Injuries as Re-
suit Of an Altereauon-Both Pro
minent Audrain County Citizen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

T'nos. S. Pearson, Of Laddopia was
in Mexico Friday on business Mr.
Pearson lsA dealer in school furniture
al Laodonia. He will read the Led
ger for ANOTHER year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Sam Boles, Of A1xrasse, was 10
Mexico Saturday en- route home from
Montgomery Street fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

The hand. made Russia Iron the
good kind = heavy lined-the Crown
Air Tight Heaters, at Robertson's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Mrs James Proctor and Mrs j. u
Winscott,of sturgeon, we're the guests
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay White Thurf'
daY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Feary Llewellpn has left on a tnur
II the Rnufh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22
MARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH BENEATH MOTOR

Ralph Huteherson, a Printer, Mar
rowly Missed Being Hit By Auto
mobIle-Threw Himself Fiat Upon
the Paving and Slid out Of DAN
ger = Presence Of Mind Saved
Him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Ms Mamie Spratt, who has been
visiting relatives ia Virginia for the
past rear has returned boms-Sbe VII
spesa tie wintsr in Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

Al. - Jackson cashier 81 the Soutt
ksasfrone 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

A. c. Barnes has returned from
- Llzlz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22
pEAOcRAIIc nAET

DEMOCRATIC nlkET
Nas rSIrEr szNras
nv ~ e-.-sA a. ~ mzss ~
a. .r< E a. Nufs tEl
sosua wrScAm ToLk =
NcroR eEEEKRDr Il
WILLIAM sou stone
T1 FraSs@a1 E~a0rE
sSNuEL \ DcKEr.
1xsczSAs + sESroN
JOIN p. REAL
SroSEWaIL JACKSON JoSEs
RECsrS ". sTEcxAAS
EzITER H EoszNsON
JAMS cu1sHAx
rR1Sk u wooIDRIDoE
HORACE ,. BLACKWELL
WILLIAM HrRrH
JsnEs o ALLISON
josEPH PAuIn
WILLIAM ROBINSON
ENEEScE P DALEY.
"1 WILLIAM r EDGAR
IA --F7i-I-
WILLIAM H MILLER
JACOB II LONG
wifIIsN ", BEASSocK
william 5 cowHERD
! Fo- Ls1Fsasnf-G0VernO
WILLIAM R PAINTER
FW secrefT- q STATE.
coRNEITUS ROACH
Fr SKATE Auiitars .
i JOHN P. GORDON.
Tor stats Treasurer
JAMES cOwGuL
FCr Acknowledgement:
9 ELLIOTT ". MAJOR
Tor Railroad and Warehouse comnl
JOHN A. KNOTT
FoT Tadgs q supreme Court:
= WALLER W. GRAVES.
TOr IaAFe ST Louis Court Of Appeals
CHARLES c. BLAND.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22
Pnnra BARCLAY

a marriage license vas issued Fri
day afternoon 10 this city to D. q
Poore, u Montgomery, and Miss
Laura May Barclay, Of hoberly Toe
wedding TOOK place at Montgomery
CRY Saturday.
Tha aduer axferde CONGRATULATIONS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

The Ledger extends congratuIat'onl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
NENT- Increasing the number OF
Judges Of the Supreme court from seven
to nine; providing for the appointment Of
two judges by the Governor upon tbs
adoption Of this amendment, TO hold
Office until January !. 1911: creating 2
new division and fixing the salaTib o.
Judges OF the Supreme Court and Curt
Of Appeals to he the same az nov pro
vided for Judges 81 the st Louis Couri
Of Appeais)-No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-22

YTRsT CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
KEST-fF5xinE The ply II members Of
ths General Assembly a. severn hundred
nrA fffY 6ai1ars per Annuns. l-NES.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
MRS. JORDAN SLAIN
BY STRANGULATION
Physicians Say Her Head
Was Cut Off Within
an Hour.

BOSTON. Sept. 11.-If the grand jury
which is investigating the alleged muir
der of Mrs. HOnOra Jordan by her hus-
band follows the report just submitted
by the physicians who examined the re-
mains. they VIII hnd that the woman
met her death by stTangulatiCn at her
home in Somerville on the evening OF
September J.
The medical examiners, It was learned
today, report that the woman was first
felled with a blunt weapon, then ehoked
TO death. and that within an hour her
head was cut off.
Five expert path0lOgists have been
engaged by the Jordan defense. They
took part in the autopsy yesterday, and
probably will be called as witnesses at
the trial. No expense is being spared
to clear the prisoner Of the crime,
which he has confessed.
Jordan admitted having knocked mis-
wife down after a quarrel. but says his
mind was blank until ne found her
dead, and then cut up the body for pur-
poses of cOncealmenL
The Washington times., 1908-09-11

curately his height, the best opinion
seemed to be that he had been up at
least 160 feet.
Makes Fifty-eight Turns.
Wright came down after the nifty
eighth circuit-each circuit being long
er than those Z previous days-for the
reason that the engine was missing a
bit: the wind was coming up rather
strong. and his eyes were becoming in
famed. even under his automobiles Cog
giles
1t was estimated that the machine
Travelled about fOTty-One miles, and that
the average speed made was about thir-
ty-eight miles an hour. With the wind
blowing as IL was, this is considered
very good time. and il is not likely that
anyone win surpass IL until Orville or
his brother Wilbur decides that Il has
remained the record long enough
Wright has been receiving many let
ters. In the last few days, he has been
greeted not only with kilograms Of con-
graduation and admiration but with Of
ters of oil sorts from persons who want
to make him the star attraction at var
lOus fairs He hasn't considered anv
of them seriously yet, ami about one
look in his calm eyes is enough to con-
vince most persons that he isn't at all
likely 10 so into the show business.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
CROSBY S. MOVES
is DOUBLY HONORED
Bust in Bronze to Be Placed in
District Building, Tablet in
Bo5s' Training School.

1t has beea determined by the Crosby
5. Noyes Memorial Committee, OF which
Commissioner Macfarland is chairman,
TO nave made an heroic bust in bronze
Of Mr.. Noyes, 10 be placed in the Dis
trict Building. The committee has com
missioned William Couper, OF New
York as the sculptor
The bust of Mr.. Noyes win rest on a
suitable pedestal bearing an appropriate
inscription.
- addition, the committee has deter
n 'aed to place In the National Training
school, formerly the Reform School Of
the District Of Columbia. of which Mr..
Noyes was president, a large bronze
memorial tablet commemorative his
services in the philanthropic causes OF
the District
The treasurer OF the committee
Charies }. Bell. has reported the total
amount OF the subscription fund a.
SIP which Will be sufficient to cover
all expenses.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
Wright Nay Fly for Speed
At Fort Myer This Evening
Abandons Early Plan to Take Short Flights With Pas
senger-Excels Best Record by Staying
Up Over Hour.

Orviue Wright probably will make an
attempt 20 make a speed record for
aeroplaDes this afternoon. He may
make the try between 4 and 6 o'clock.
Although as a rule he never divulges his
plans, he stated that he would fly un-
less conditions We're unfavOrable.
After breaking four worlds records in
two days, Orville Wright didn't go out
TO Fort Myer this morning. as he had
intended. 1t was his purpose 20 take
several short flights this morning with
another passenger. so that he might
become accustomed 10 the double load
before he makes his official trials, prob
ably next week.
When Wright made his fourth record
breaking trip last night. he had no idea
of attempting to equal or surpass the
time or O. minutes Is seconds. but as
the minutes flew by, and as he per
ceived through signals from his mechan-
lc, Taylor. that he was near the best
time he has made. he kept going until
he had been up just one hour hve min
utes and hfty-tWo seconds.
Flies in the Wind.
This Overtopping record was made un-
der adverse conditions, the wind blow
ing at times as high as twelve miles
an hour. and for most Of the fight
there was quite q strong breeze, al
though the velocity mentioned was not
reached until near the end
In spite Of this high Wind-the highest
which Wright has faced since he began
his flights at Fort Myer-the aerOplane
behaved well, ana, while il dipped a bit
on the turns there was no evidence that
he was at all handicapped by the wind
Wright has grown more confident with
each fight lately. and last night he
made wider and wider circles, extending
the boundaries of his trips far out over
the shrubs that cover the southern end
OF the parade ground. and going at
times over the trees that stand near
the western border of Arlington.
At times he sought attitudes higher
than any he has vet attempted here,
and. while IL is impossible 10 judge ac-
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
OPPOSES SALOONS SIT
CLOSE To HOMES
Assessor Thinks They
Should Be Kept in Busi-
ness District.

The establishment OF additional sa-
looms in residential neighborhoods VIII
not be permitted in the future, accord
ing to W. p. Richards. Assessor OF tho
District and chairman ex offcio Of the
excise board.
Mr. Richards announced himself to-
day as unalterably opposed to the trans
fer OF liquor licenses from business 10
residential sections. and every such ap-
plicatlon since his connection with tho
board has been refused.
Chances Slight.
Il can see no necessity for such sa-
looms. said Mr. Richards. Every man
is entitled TO a hearing before the board
on the question Of his application for
a liquor license or a transfer Of license,
but IL viii require an excellent argu-
ment TO convince me and other mem
bers OF the board OF the demand for
saloons IN the neighborhood OF the
homes.
such establishments. ir my opinion.
should be located in DlSiness sections.
Afraid of liquor Men.
There is frequently opposition 10 the
establishment Of a saloon in A business
locality. but the objectors lack the
nerve 70 appear personally before the
excise board IN protest. They are. in
fact, afraid OF the liquor men.
IN such instances there is nothing
for the board to do but grant the IL
cense II The applicant has obtained the
number OF signatures. and otherwise
complied with the law"
Mr. Richards expressed himself as IN
favor Of a higher license for both retail
and wholesale liquor establishments. The
retail license. he said should not be
less than 500 a month. A bill 20 In
crease the retail license to 81 600 a year
was forwarded by the Commissioners to
the last Congress, but failed OF adoption.
The Commissioners will at the coming
session. renew their efforts in this direc-
ton
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
Wilbur Wright Fails
In Attempts to Fly

lie MANS. France. Sept. u.-Wilbur
Wright attempted three aeroplane
flights today without success. He aban-
doned the first two flights owing TO fog.
and alighted after a brief sail on his
third attempt on account OF the failure
of his sparkling apparatus 10 work
properly. His longest nisht today was
1 minutes and 81 seconds.
The success Of OrVille Wright has as
founded all Europe, and the prediction
is freely made that he will be the one 20
win the London Nails prize OF $50, coo
for a flight from London 10 Manchester,
and the M. Michelin prize of $50 600 for
g flight from Paris 10 the dome OF the
cathedral at Clermont-Fe Ferrand
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
DRAPER FUNERAL
PLANS COMP PLETED
'Dean of Senate" to Be Laid
at Rest in Congressional
Cemetery Tomorrow.

Charles s. Draper. dean cI the STAFF
Of employees OF the Senate. died yester-
day afternoon at 3;I5 O'Clock in his
home. S25 A street southeast. Funsral
services will be held at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon from his late home.
The Rev, J. J. Butler, pastor of Luther
Memorial Church, and formerly chap
lain OF the Senate. viii oniciate- Burial
VIII be IN Congressional Cemetery. The
pallbearers, who have been selected
from among Mr. Diapers associates
al the Capitol, viii be Richard b. Nix
on. George Boyd. James Crystal, r. &.
Stubbs, and Thomas Dawson,
Mr.. Draper had been in i'll health
several years, although ne did not re-
hnquish his duties at the Capitol until
recently. He was confined 10 bed two
weeks before his death.
Was Oldest EmpIoye
Colonel" Draper, as he was known
10 his associates. was the Oldest en-
ploye IN the Senate. Lately he had been
on duty at the diplomatic gallery, his
health having failed and the work
there being easier. Mr.. Draper went
TO the Capitol as a page in the Senate
when he was twelve years old. He and
Arthur z. German, late Senator from
Maryland. entered at the same time
MT. Diapers service at the Capitol eX-
tended over a period of hfty-seven
years. In that time he became ac-
quaint with many of the most notable
public men in the service of the Gov
ernment, and attended the funeral of
nearly every great statesman and Presl-
dent who died In that period He was
a personal friend of General Grant and
twice declined commissions in the army
rendered 10 him by Grant
Loyal 70 His Friends.
Colonel Draper was greatly beloved
BY the men employed about tile Capitol
He was loyal TO his friends and TO his
duties. On one occasion many years
ago he was stationed at the diplomatic
gallery. and had received orders that II
ne admitted. anyone 10 the gallery who
was not entitled to occupy a seat there
1. would result in dismissal from the
service. The crowd vas very great and
ne was compelled 10 refuse many Sen
atOTs admission to the gallery. In tile
crowd came a man wearing q cape AS
nc approached the door Just TO look
through Nr- Draper recognized General
Grant He admitted MIN at once and
promptly went TO the office of sergeant
alarms and rendered his resiguatIou
saving he had disobeyed orders. The
resignation was not accepted. out Mr
Draper was promoted
Previous 10 his assignment 90 the
diplomatic gallery. Mr.. Draper was on
duty iu the room Of the District Com
mittee Of the Senate. Nr Draper IS
survived by his wife and three sons
Paul 4. Draper. George II. Draper and
". Albert Draper.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
OPTION is TAKEN
ON RESORT PROPERTY

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Sept IL
New York capitalists. whose names are
withheld. have paid 5000 to secure a
short time option on the Cave Of the
Winds the ManitOu Clin DWeileTs'
ruins and South Cheyenne Canyon, in
Guiding Seven Falls. The purch ase
urice. according 10 an attorney, r 5.
Ellison. representing the local com
pauies. is S500O00
The properties are visited yearly by
thousands OF tourists Helen Hunt
Jackson. the authOress. was buried at
the head Of Seven Falls The prospec-
tive purchasers examined the properties
this summer.