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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
FROM CALLAO
American Fleet Leaves Peruvian
City for llagda|sDa Bag.
THOUSANDS WAVEO FAREWElLs
People of Town Sorry to Have Of.
fIeers and Men Go = President
Pardo out in Bay TO Salute the Fleet
as 1t Sailed.
(Dy Aasociated preesl

CAILAO. Feb. 29-'The American
ileet sailed today for Magdalena bay.
In Lower California, n territory of
Mexico. Signals went up from the
connecticut. the flagship, this morn
ing, and shortly afterward the bat
ticships were steaming slowly out to
The ocean for the long run to their
next stopping place.
The fleet described circle.
The great white ships moving to the
southwest. and when they passed the
peruvian cruiser Almirante Grau. from
which President Pardo and the Of
metals of the state viewed the depar-
lure each of the warships fired a
salute OF 81 guns.
Inc cruiser replied when the Con-
necticut was passing. and there was a
dipping of flags from the other yes-
sells III the harbor and ringing fare
well from the thousands who had
ga'hcrad TO watch the ships of a
friendly nation as they swung ma
jestically out to the open sea.
The steamer Cachacal. crowded with
spectators accompanied the fleet some
distance from shore. but as the bat
tieships gathered speed she was left
astein with the enthusiastic Peruyi-
ans still watching and waving flags
and handkerchiefs. Thousands OF
sightseers on points of vantage on
land witnessed the imposing scene.
The newspapers both at Lima and
Caiiao are full of expression of re-
sret at the departure of the visitors
and they point out that President
Pardo voiced the sentiments of all the
people when on his visit to Rear Adj
mirai Evans yesterday he said that
me attentions shown the feet were
"A spontaneous demonstration OF the
sincere and old friendship which
unites the two countries"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
NEGRO REPUBLICANS
UNDER OWN BANNER
Black Vote May be Solicited and War
Declared on Lily White
Facpon.

RICHMOND, VA. Feb 29-That the
Republican party in Richmond is di-
vided by internecine strife is made
clearly apparent by the call for n
mass meeting to be held In League
hall next Monday night.
The negroes, convinced that the
color line has been drawn by the white
leaders ana that they will be allowed
no prominence in the management OF
party affairs here. have decided To So
lidify the black vote and to contend
with the Lily White faction for rec
oenition from the national machine
rs the real arm OF the G. o. r. in this
city and district.
Next Mondays mass meeting may
be marked. by an open declaration of
secession from the Republican city
committee. which is to elect delegates
TO the state convention in short
time.
The ostensiblc object OF the mass
meeting is announced in notice
which has been sent TO every colorcd
voter in the city.
Remember Brownsville" Is the
slogan AT the head of The call for the
citizens mass meeting" the stated
object being Ito indorsc the action OF
Senator Foraker in behalf of negro
soldiers discharged without honor,
trial or conviction and TO thank the
senator for Introducing Il bill In the
United States Senate to reinstate
them"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
She Demands 100000 for lhs
AnnuImant Of Her Marriage.
YOUNG Wife MAKES GENERAL DENIAL
Evelyn Says She Has Not Been
Watched and There Has Been no
Legal Conference, Blu. Thaw Mat
rimonial Affairs Are Tangled.
lBy Associated. pressl

NEW YORK, Feb. 29-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw, at her Park avenue home,
ooday, admitted that she had not
seen her husband for some time. ana
said that she believed the Thaw fam
lily had decided 10 eliminate her.
They have no use for me now" she
added. THE story that there had been
4 conference at the Waldorf between
lawyers for the Thaw family and my
lawyers is not true. There could not
have been such conference without
my knowing it," said Mrs. Thaw.
1t was reported that private de-
teciive employed by Your husband
made Il report to his family which
bought about this conference" she
was told.
THAT is another lie" she replied. 81
have signed statement from De-
.ective Dougherty denying that he was
employed to follow me. or that he
had any information derogatory to nv
character. ! am i'll with the grip and
my cough is very heavy | have not
seen my counsel today. and am worn
out with denying stories that have
ocen fetolu 10 me.
Attempts are being made 10 induce
Cononel Franklin Bartlett to assist
\ Russell Peabody in untangling the
rhaw mat imonial skein. Colonel
Bartlett is expected to bring about n
1uiet and sensible arrangement.
1t was reported today that Evelyn
Thaw had demandeh Sl,000.OOO of the
rhaw family 10 consent to an annull-
ment OF her marriage.
The elder Mrs. Thaw is said to he
unwilling to give more than $500 600.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw today also de-
1ied that she had demanded s1,OOO.OO
9r had received any offer OF money
70 induce her TO consent to the an
nullment OF her marriage TO Harry
X. Thaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
one will amount 10 obaoluscIy S6sA

done will amount TO absolutely 10Th
ING. 50 F y L
MIR. Rev once more arose tushla kc
another plea, He spoke earnestly, To,
seechingly and perauasivdsy.
Il regard this as Il mater &C so
.greas, Importance that 4 am imIleila,i
solsly that onano; ktand by ana VA
dnrstandlng the gentlemen fruth Ac-
Somae may have with the chaErnlan
os the committed" exclaimed pelegate !.
Montague, taking the Gupr +
Delegate Featherston aud penrIie-
ton also aligned themselves gaeafnst
Mr., REV. as did also Mr. Pullman.
The SOUTHAMPTON member. Mp Will
liaris. was for him.
Once more the Accomnc member
Got the floor. Il simply ask time. as
am In this embarrassad position
declared he. II waa assured by tho
chairman that thia matter would not
he reported unless II was pasted by.
AS q mnttcr OF faith, OF honor. OF In.
toErity. ! think 1t ought to be PASSED
by until Tuesday at II O'clock. IL
we are going 20 extend the session. a
day or 30 moro makes no difference"
Wlnieter procedure the House ulti. ,
mntcly decides upon, one thing Is cor
ain--Jpdge BiadltstoheS has NO idea
OF folding his Rands'And giving mp the
hight lie IS 'as falI ofSrcsiatance--
yes, far fuller--than he was the FIRST
sdpy he. heard he WIS To BIO put upon
The defensive.
( Thls tendency TO Kick agnins, tho
.prlcks means. too, that he will waive
no; tecimiealities and make no con-
cessionn
+ The procedures has. rot TO he letter
perfect, rs he most nsEurcdly viii take
ndrantnge az any deviation fro,if the
Law. no nlntter htjw trivial II is Even
now, i dnesfnot seem AT MI improh-
able Tint tho case will no. for final
setuemenB TO the Supreme Court. sl
9olh H. A. Lewis and c. Aylett
i}aapy, senior counsel srssnecttvely
vi, me prosecution and defense IN tlrs
recent inquiry, were In town today.
rho ProtsedInar.
Chairman. Massie OF tho COMMITTEES.
mas prepared the following explana-
ton OF tn, proceedings 10 TO nursued.
+. The leSislature' representa- the soy-
ereigsiiy of the stntaE represents
all the power of ~ g. Nfops. There n
-, limit !, upon Is iar IScG9t speh
ny tue constitution $50 tho United
States and the constitution of Virgil
MA There are no provisions In tho
constitution of tho United States
regulating the removal of judges.
ine provision in the constitution OF
virginia regulating the removal OF
judges are contained In section fOi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

dencc in support of this charge Mr.
Bryan said: 1 wrote that paragraph
myself and know what | am talking
about. | have my information from
a man who overheard Il convc' sation
on the subject"
When asked what interests were 10
be charged with being behind The
movement Mr.. Bryan replied: II am
convinced that it Is the interests rep
resenting the trusts and the railroads.
They do not hope to prevent instruct.
ed delegations In the Mississippi VAL
ley, but they are trying to get II per
sonnet of delegates who will be I'M
friendly to my nomination"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

in he selection of the books unon this
single lis;. those hooks at present
most largely used in the schooIs OF
the state should be preferred where,
ever these books are .satistactcry text
books. Aa
That, in those counter where tho
adoption OF the single list reader
changes are necessarily such changes
should be made upon some gradual
plan.
Nominations by Governor.
Governor Sawnson Today commun-
icated TO the Scnateslts appointment
of the following perso1s to he men,
hers Of the board OF visitors OF the
University OF vireinla for the term
OF four years commencing Februnry
rs. la0S; X. Tate IpSfne Mig stone
Gap; Daniel llarmonf Charlottesville;
George S. ShackelfoS Orange; VII,
liam i. Drewry. Petersburg.
Also the nomination of w. II, Brad
ford of Manchester, Il be member
of the boosd OF directors of the vir.
ginia ponitentiary for Ave years from
March Isl. next.
Salaries of Commissioners.
When ihe House calendar was
reached today, Delegate II. II. Hous-
ton OF Hampton. asked that House bill
80. of which he is pa.ron. providing
for nm Increase of ono per cent on
the salaries of the commissioners or
the revenue in the small counties OF
The state who shall assess taxnble
property mt exceeding $4,000 he
taken up. In eNcess or this amount
the rate of tho commission will be pro-
c'sely the same as 1t Is at tho pres
ina time with the exception of com
missioners OF the revenue of cities
Here the commissioners m excess of
Slo O00 will be one quarter OF one
per cent. q
Mr.. Houston stated that all bills
were good in the eyes of5the patroiis
but that this bill appea.ed not only
good 10 him. but appeared IN Tho
light to Colonel Mayne. auditor or
public accounts The auditor. ha
stated. hea lily commended the Sili.
ana appeared before the .nnnce chm
mittee soliciting and recommending
a favorable report "Thkse officers. :"
he declared the auditor States. :'are
me most poorly paid el,.as.as IN the
state, -
Senate Endorses the Liquor Bill.
The Senate nj II o'clock got hold
Of the Mann liquor bill MS amended.
and passed the measure with only
four dissenting votes - Senators
Folkes. Garrett. Parks. Rison and
Wickham.
One or two unimportant changes
We're made in the bill, and II was put
on lis passage. 1, was endorsed by
the votes of 81 members-ali the Re
pnbiicans voting being recorded in
the Affirmative.
Inc massage of the bill was COM
municated TO the House. where the
measure will be concurred In.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
EXTRA SESSION IDEA +
NOT A POPULAR ONE
Leading Members Believe Two
Weeks Extension, u|flhoulPay,
is ths Correct Thing.
BOTH OF THE CALENDARS ARE FULL
Experienced Men Prefer to Remain
i" Richmond, Dispose of Bills and
Take up Blackstone Case a, End Of
20 Days-syrd Liquor Gill Finally
Passes.


ment In The SENATE 10 hci,nyo, -, no
largely for nm nytonsion nc ~, so,
sion for :, nerinh NJ tUn uno,,. fro,,
today or MONDAY &, ordo,. ., d;.u,.o
of The great yolumn Of hns,ncss ,hot
remains ON ;ha calendar
!, q. ala. a,,...
uro,n,. 80 80 '''' in''''pei,
10 mnch ma, nan,r'. .',a,,,,a "' "s.s'u
Of ,nma,uin.. az
pos;n~ NJ an ~ w. ,, NJ "rch' u,'-
man ,o -, 49,. '''s poan'oi''
IN re,ur,, 10 M 'o's ana "'e
,,,o - wy ~ III, ehd o.
co.n ''''oN'''''e
~,
"e 'i'en'oe,s ueciarc 'hat Tile ex-
- "o"'u oe henily as great as
,"s .e'''i.'cu III ms Guy. that they
"o"'i nav 20 rose one or TWO days
anu NoHi'ns ana 'hen return
10 w - nonies ana mat IL would
oo"Sn un INA. t'.eir time at
80 u'uai Noca'ioh would be OF little
no eo'neiuetice' WINE they remain
u'slose oI Tue hundreos
H., "''en are no" on 'he ca'en :
me Senate Is opposed to an extra
'9ioii ior ihuliy reasons. one Is that
'"c cos. IL 10 ne considered. 1t would
W good campaign document for the
n"puDiicahs' though there has been
iii',ciiHs away oil time in various
Wy, ne sessions oil the general as
sehoiS nave been this session large
~ occupied with investigations. as
-'s Ugh 'ne case before, and these
nv mustered win the work of
'"u oouE 10 great extent.
me supporters OF an extra ses-
So, Wv no' n''u hiuch comfort In the
senate. ihe men OF tina; body want to
S"y rsh' OH thc Job and TO keep
'sn' ~ WORK I'LL they have cleared
10y 10y, su'iic Vi me mass of measures
=, n"'o', aie now pied up before them.
~ 10 oeiu,ed mat ,he senate and the
.io.'se VIII not De far apart when the
l''','or IS discussed. If there is spe-
s .r' n sesS'ol II VIII cost the state about
500 r,ch MEMBER VIII receive
80 anu '"eic is no way on earth
~ ~ "e,'iu.''S 10 eXpiaih that they
".N NO casting an anchor 10 wind
",u Will tney espousc an extra
inc s;nh, "' nspnp'icahs are stand
r m, , En-, UP as'i''st an extra session.
me oiuer members of the majority
IL ,". Nv. ~ VIII 'ike 'he same view. and it
20 almost certain that the session Will
~ ..nueu ior TWO weeks and Tat
nm hoson 80 . business VIII be cleaned
h n os'"e 'he members 90 to their
r.,o
so,,, Irony 10 Dispense Drugs.
coooin. I'm ia.ii,"n 'ouay called up his
onnaai,,n v,''; n una !, was passed without
or ,,;r;no "' p''l PROMPTS the sale
SON go Way o. cocaine by any poi
nbvsician dan,, n.e"seu pharmacist.
cbcnis,s !, LIS manufacturing
cocaine ~. ] .ne .,iesai sale OF
ON ana az a." ','.A'''e thereof fei-
lass , ,hnu nAes 'he punishment at not
in III" ne D;n nor more 'han five years
Tho nossasa, ,'"'y
person o,hnr ,Sn, .. coc'lne by any
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Unsettled weather Sunday and
N5naay, with occasional rain
tn sapsh and rain On cnow IN
.norah portion; light to fresh
east @Inds.
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Continued on Second page.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
pANvILLE HAS A BILL.
Probable Cause for Rumor concernin,
NeWport News Bond Iee,te

newport news Sond Issue.
IL Is learned that the city of Dan
vile. which now owns its gas. cleo
tric light and water works. has asked
me legislature to enlarge it's now
ers. This probably gave rise TO the
rumor circulated recently TO the effect
that there would be an attcmpt 10
raiiroad through n Mll authorizing
ms city 10 issue bonds for $1,000 900
10 be invested in public utilities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Special Committee Meeting.

There will be special meeting OF
the highways and sewers COMMITTEES
of the council Monday night
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
Clough's New Departure,

The j. T. Clough Furniture com.
pany, az noted elsewhere In this
issue, have added full line OF pisno.
and musical Instruments to their al
ready complete furniture stock. and
have arranged for big opening m
begin tomorrow, May Is, and lasting
ten davs During these opening days
they have arranged for four grand ',es
Angelus recitals, the first one ocrn,.
ring on Friday, the 18th, the second
third and fourth on "Wednesday Tim,
day and Friday afternoons, May 20 .,
and -, all to commence at ~
O'Clock.
During these recitals some Of tbe
hnest instrumental music ever hoard
In Greeley viii be rendered, to which
all music loving people are inyltod
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
PLATTEvILLE

Luke Benoy has been busy the past
week assessing the Plattevilleites.
Dr. VIM Cunningham went to Ault
Sunday evening returning Monday
morning
Gilbert Wiley was elected mashal
and water man by the town OFF Gals
At their meeting last week.
Mesdames Warren Hammitt md
John Birkle, Harry Howard and Tom
Hammitt were in Longmont Tuesday
18th, shopping.
J. b. Coffey and son. 10y. who nave
spent the greater part OF the past
year here. left Monday morning for
Fort Collins where they expect to re-
main this summer.
The funeral service Of Mrs. Esther
Lycan was held at the Methodist
church. May 5, conducted by Rev Col.
lier of Fort Lupton. The deceased
was born in Fulton county, Illinois.
May 4, 1S41. and died at Goodand
Kansas. May 3. 1908, where she had
gone to visit a daughter also hoplns
that the change might benefit her
health. She leave four children a
brother and six sisters besides manv
friends to mourn her loss Interment
at the Platteyilla cematerv
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
Park Congregational.
Congregational church =.

Congregational church -. ..... -.
Public worship at l0;45 a. m. with
sermon. Sunday school at ~ noon.
Mems Sunday Noon club. II noon A
report from the conference at Colo
rado springs where Prof. Graham
Taylor and DR.. Washington GLADDEN.
gave number of addresses will be
given by Mr.. Doane. Y p. S. C. E
$50 p. m. Evening service 1880 p. m
The third semon in the series upon
he Epistle of James will be given by
DR.. Bates, the topic being The
Tongue A following musical pro
gram will be rendered
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
Swedish Emmanuel Lutheran.

There will be confirmation at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Sun
day at 1880 a. m, when a class of
fourteen Young people will be called
upon to give proof OF their knowledge
of the doctrine which our Lord, Jes-
us Christ has revealed in His Holy
Word. and which is preached and col-
fessed in his church. Regular services
in The evening at 1:45 There will be
no Sunday school next Sunday. You
are welcome.
Oscar W. Gustafson. pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate OF Harry Jacobs. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appoint.
Jacobs late OF the County Of Weld In the
State OF Colorado. deceased. hereby gives
notice that he viii appear before the
Court House in Greeley. in said County.
on Monday. the 18th day Of June. A. ID:
said day. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this 9th
day OF May. A. ID. 1908.
j. SMITH JOHNSON, Administrator
OF the Estate OF Harry Jacobs, Deceased.
Dclph II. Carpenter, Attorney.
First publicntion in Greeley Tribune
May IA, 'Os; last publication June 1, 'Os.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the interior. United States
Land O4ce.

Denver. Colorado. April q. 1903.
A sufficient contest amdAvit having
been flied Ia this ONCE by Gustai w. OF
son. contestant. against homestead entry
q SWa and NEk Of SW.. SECTION "a.
Tovnship n. ksnge g. VIZ BY Charles e.
legged that said Charles N: Swink sbnn- S,n1.
SWl, and NEn SWl. Sec IL, T. n, X. 81
W over ons year ago. said parties are are
hereby notified to appear, respond, and
offer evidence touching said allegation At
70 O'CLOCK a. m. on July IA, 1898. ,beioIe
States Land Office in Denver. Colo.
The said contestant having. n Proper
which show that after due diligence per
sonal service OF this notice can not be
made, il is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
C. ID. FORD, Register.
VIM. l.. Palm, Attorney. .at-Law, kittredEe
Building. Denver. Colo. for Gustaf w.
Olson.
0First publication in Greeley Tribune
May II. 'Os: last publication June 4. Os.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
WEDDINGS
Waikcr-lowry,

\ wedding of unusual interest took
place on Tuesday. May 18th. in Trini-
~ Episcopal church where Mr.. Fred
Lowry and Miss Nellie Maud Walker.
both OF New Windsor were married
by Rev. j. A. Trimmer A few imme-
diate friends and relatives witnessed
the wedding. Mr.. Lowry is the chief
chemist at the sugar factory in New
Windsor. Miss Walker is a relative OF
and living with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Bills. Mr.. Bills is a well known busi
ness man in Weld county.
The bride and groom left immedi
ately for Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior, United States
Land Office.


Land Office.
Denver, Colorado. April n, 1908.
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having
been filed in this Office BY Gustai W. OF
son. contestant. against homestead entry
Nc, 2s642, made jan. 20. 1907. for sWs
n. Range 81 w., by John Bergrsn. Con:
tePtee, in which IL Is alleged that said
John Bergren over . year ago left the u.
8. and n that he never entered on said land
dened L; that il to say the sWs Sc. and
appe.T. respond. and offer evfd snce touch.
July IA. 1908, before the Register and Re-
ceiver At the United States Land Once in
Denver, Colo.
The said contestant having. in = proper
afhdavit, fied April 81. 1908. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence per.
made. Il is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
Q. ID. FORD, Register.
Vim. l.. Palm, Attorney. .at-Law. KittredYe
Building. Denver, Colo. for Gustaf ".
Olson.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
May IL. '0s; last publication June !. Os.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
The End of tho World

should 1t come tomorrow, would gnf
fulIy one-third Of the people sursr.
Ing with rheumatism OF either s,ion.
or serious nature. Nobody need sul,e,
with rheumatism for Billiards. S,o,.
Liniment drives away the tropnIo
relieves the gain instantly and lea vo,
the user as we'll and supple as A two1
yearo'd. Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
A New Industry.

Greeley has Just secured ano,he,
manufacturing industry OF consIdar.
able importance. j. II. and A K
Gilbert have located here with the,r
plant for the manufacture Of wire
fencing. They have leased the old
gas plant and win commence worL az
soon as their machinery can be in. .
stalled. Their plant has hoo,
Iocated.in Denver up to the pre,an,
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
First PRESBYTERIAN.

Mayor Green will speak on Munich
pal Government TO the Mems club At
1000 O'Clock. All men are cordially
invited. Preaching services at 1915
a. m. and 7:30 p. m, morning sermon,
why Were You Born" Evening
sermon. Miserable Counselors." Cos
pei song service at 7:S0 will be led
by choir and orchestra. All are cor
daily invited.
Rev K. j. Hunter. pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
EATON

Elmer Sly is back from hn trip
California.
n. X. Packard shipped another
of sheep Friday.
Dick Murray has purchased the p'
hall from Mike Jones
Miss Ethel March spent Saturd
and Sunday in Greeley
con Stocktleth and wife entertAi in
nj six O'Clock dinner Tuesday nis
Mrs Thos. Hastings and liI
daughter. Wilhelmina, spent Saturd
in Greeley.
Mrs Mabel Mitchell is in DenN
this week NJ the convention OF 'e
phone chiefs.
| Chris Nelson and family return
saturday night from sight-se, ll
tour in California.
Al the recent meeting of the SCH
hoard all the teachers were reel,
cd for the coming term.
Frank and Donald VIII have h.
them up fine tennis court on the
cant lots south of the VIII house
Geo. Tracy left for Denver Tues
10 attend The funeral of his father
law. Mr. Newberry, of that plact
O. Christensen and family have &
TO Minnesota for an extended y
and may conclude to make their hoa
there.
Mrs. Jarley's wax work show "
the feature of the Library Patron,
es' meeting last Wednesday held
the home OF Mrs. T, II. Daley.
The town board held its regul
meeting Monday night, with the u.s.
order OF business transacted. Amo.
other topics, the water supply W
discussed. Several bills were allow
The teachers and parents meetiu
held Monday night in the Woodng
hall was we'll attended. In additiy
to the usual discussions. there "
provided. including
pretty drill by some of the schu
The Redmen have again establish
a lodge here. rhe new officers az
Sachem. VIM. Aiich'son; Senior Sas
more, ]. L. Baker: Jun or Sagan,oi
VIM. Nicoll; Keeper of Records. I.
land Hume; Medicine Man. DR.. Can
lin: Prophet. j. w. Gault
A much excited COW stirred thin
up here on the streets Sunday afte
noon. Andy Ross horse-Mr. Ro.
was in the saddle-was knocked dow
three times but the rider was n
much hurt. fortunately, and no OF
else had personal meeting with II
animal, which was said to belong
DR.. Aliens bunch
Traffic was tied up on the Unio
Pacific tracks Tuesday morning for
couple of hours when part OF IL
stub train parted company with II
rails just below the Eaton stockyard
AS the train had slowed down at tn
place. fortunately no one was hun
although there were a number of ~
sengers on the accommodation tral
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
Don't You Want to Win a Prize7

Count the dots-that's all. It's
easy. Then send the number you
have counted to US with date and
time OF day. Ask for a dotted ring.
Dunham's Jewelry Store, Coronado
block