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The Dolores star., 1908-12-11
Live Stock Market.

Denver Union Stock Yards, Dec Z.
Another big run Of cattle was received
here last week, 1900 head arriving.
Prices closed ID to IS cents higher and
in some cases even more. Several
bunciies Of good steers brought s4.95 to
$50 and most good Killers went at
$4.25 and better. The A. X. Marr cows
from, Worth Park brought S4.lo and
the Hunter cows .braught $3.50. The
Tom Mower cows from Delta sold to-
day at s4.2s.s Most of the good to
choice cows offered last week sold at
$S.35 to $50 and the fair to good at
s2.s5 to 1925 feeding cows, brought
500 to s2.75 according to quality, the
good feeding cows being in best demand.
Bulls sold at $2.25 to $2,75, about steedy
Veal calves quarter higher, tops
bringing $4.75. Good to choice feeders
and stockers sold at $4.00 to $3.50 and
fancy stuff on up. Few cattle were
forwarced from this market in first
hands as shippers realize that prices
paid here are higher than those PREVAIL
ing at the river markets.
Hogs were in good supply and sold
well, today's offerings brought $5.55 to
1910.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11
Town Council.

The Town fathers met in regular
monthly session Monday evening with
Mayor Ordway, Trustees Rush, Akin,
Trimble, Cabell and Belmear, Clerk
Wilber, Attorney Mattlson and Mar
shall Bruce present. The business OF
Importance aside from allowing the
bills was the granting of a saloon
license to McEwen 4 Parshall, the
reviewing OF title and the buying of
water right, the electing of NJ. Green
marshall to take William Bruce's place.
McEwen & Parshall's license was
granted to take effect January /, 1909.
Some Of the trustees raised objections
to the town attorney defending persons
arrested for disturbing the peace and
tried in the police judges court. No
one appeared for the electric light
people and no franchise was granted.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

The Colorado State COMMERCIAL As
sociation Is at present compiling n
complete list of the surveyed unap-
propriated government lands of the
west. 1t Is publishing these I'm the
form Of maps Of counties and townships
showing lands unappropriated from
sections to forty-acre tracts. Careful
descriptions from state and government
soufces with every county and town.
ship map. For particulars address,
homestead department, $40 e. & Q.
building, Denver, colorado.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

G. S. Granath, finished papering and
painting A. Ruhlman's new house
last week. This Is cement block
house and Mr.. Granath says 1t Is one
Of the finest finished and furnished
Houses In this part of the country.
The family moved into II the first of
the week.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Anyone troubled with headaches or
nervousness due to eyestrain, or weak
eyes, and in need Of scientifically ad-
justed glasses should see Mr.. Icove
while here. He has been coming here
regularly for a number of years and
has here & big patronage. Results that's
it. At the Southern Hotel December
10Th, and Goth. 2t
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

While stirring the fire Tuesday even
ing Dwight Morrison was burned in
the face by an explosion OF coal dust
blowing fire from the stove. He was
blistered about the eyes and mouth but
the burn was not severe enough to keep
him out of school.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Miller, returned
home last Thursday from two month
visit in and around Lawson, Missouri,
Mfr. Millers old home. They report
pleasant visit. Andy says they have
plenty Of good hay there, but good corn
very scarce.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11
Bazaar.

In the Rednan Hall, Saturday, De-
cember 12, 1908. Doors open at 10 a.
nj. Sale begins II d. M.
All kinds of fancy articles for every
one. Also kitchen aprons, laundry
bags, stocking bags. clothespin bags
and high altitude cook book, in which
all the ladies will be interested.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

J. c. Townsend, and VIM. Rowland,
of Howard, Kansas, made pleasant
call at The Star Office Tuesday. These
gentlemen spent several days looking
over the Valley with H. Y. Pyle. They
were much pleased with this country
and may locate in our midst in the
near future.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society will be held at the home OF Mrs.
James Belmear Friday, December IS,
at 3p. NJ, sharp, Let every member
be present so that everything may be
settled up before the close of the year.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

If you want TO buy, sell, or trade
land or town property or anything elst
see, write, or Phone Phlegar at Leba
non, mail Via Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

George H. Allen, has opened Shoe
maker shop In the North part of J. r..
Hughes blacksmith shop on Fourth
Street, and is ready to do all kinds Of
shoe repairing. 81
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

A letter received from l.. E. Ormis-
ton of Capay. California; states that he
is getting along fine and that his
mother likes California, there being no
snow or ice there, and the oranges and
lemons are ripe. He says the farmers
are sowing grain for next years crop.
The rainy season has just begun after
nine months OF dry weather.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

There will he preaching services Mt
the Baptist church every Lords Day
at II a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. A hearty
Invitation is extended to you.
GEO. w. DIXON. Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

A card was received at The Star
Office this week from Ray II. Pierson
who is pastor of the NJ. f. church at
Hastings, Florida.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Hubert Hall of the Cortez Herald,
made pleasant call at The Star oflics
Saturday, he was enroute to Rico.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

The Ladies Missionary society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jas. Trimble
Wednesday, December 18, zoos. All
the ladies are invited to come.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

A new baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wallace Satur-
day morning December 5th, 1908.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

DR.. Trotter was over from Nance:
Monday, to see Andy Miller's baby
which was very sick, but is much i'm
proved at this writing.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

w. w. Letson and wife passed
through town last Friday, with their
household goods and bunch of horses
moving from Beaver, South for the
winter.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

An admission Of 10 cents will be
charged all over 12 years of age at the
opera house tomorrow evening.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11
Notice.

Mr.. H. Icove, Scientific Optician, OF
Denver, will be at the Southern Hotel,
Dolores, on December 10th, and Goth.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Norman Hammond is improving hi.
Fourth Street property by having q
new barn erected.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Mrs. Tom Akin spent several days
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Akin
the past week.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Father Gallagher was here and sale
mass at the Catholic church Tuesday
noon.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

). II. Phlegar's little boy was very
sick the first of the week, at Lebanon.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Robert Dumham is improving his
dwelling house by building new ad-
dition.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Shedding parties have been in order
the past week, and much enjoyed.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

''The most remarkable and wonderful
book in the world,'' will be the sub
ject Of the preacher at the meeting of
the Methodists In the Dolores School
building on Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock. 1t will pay you to make q
special effort to come out on Sunday
night and hear what Brother Evans
has to say about this most wonderful
piece of literature that the world has
ever known. There will also be .
meeting at the above mentioned place
at eleven o'clock in the morning to
which all are INVITED, Sister Evans
will lead the Bible study.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Clyde Cradle returned home from
three weeks stay i'm Denver, Saturday
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Don't forget to buy "High Altitude
Cook Book" just fresh from the press,
it contains over two hundred tested
and tried receipts with name Of inven-
tor OF tester to each. Only, one hum
dred for sale. If you want one you
will have to buy early. For sale at the
Ladies' Aid Bazaar In the opera house
Saturday after II o'clock a. m.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

DIR. Rentz and J. w. Denney wer
Cortez visitors Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Norris Tucker made business tri
to the County Seat Monday.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

+. l.. WILDER was business visito
in Durango Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

A fish pond and a programme on the
evening of December 12 at the hall.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

The Akin Mercantile Co., received
a nice line Of Chinaware for the holi-
days.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

Mrs. w. J. Miller, spent the past
week in town.
The Dolores star., 1908-12-11

D. Mayer of Mancos, was in town
Saturday.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
TWO NURSES At
BELLEVUE ARE
CALLED THIEVES
Edward Dora and F. w. Cast
Charged with Stealing
from Patients.

Edward Dora and F. W. Cast. nurses
day on the charge of stealing property
belonging to patients,
Dora according to the detectives at
the Central Office. admitted that he
took money belonging tn Albert Con-
onia and Edward Powers, bu; declared
that there were extenuating circum-
stances and that he intended to MAKE
good the loss t. eaca man He said
that he took sl3 from Conona and 81
from Powers,
When patients are admitted to the
hospital such vaIables as they may
have in their pockets are left with the
property clerk and these cannot be re-
moved unless a receipt is given for
them. Dora. SO the police say de-
clared that lie was short OF funds and
that while waiting for money from
home he signed for Cononia and Row-
ers's money. but that he d!L no more
than was dones regularly BY other
nurses in the hospital.
Nurse Cast is a graduate nI Q who
has been n the hospital for seven
years. He has been stationed in Ward
No 6. On Oct. I last Luigi Pivere was
committed TO his care, The patient
left so7 In cash with the property clerk.
To-day ne sent a friend to the hospi-
tai to claim the money. The messenger
was told there was no money there be-
longing 10 P.vere. who complained to
DR.. C. 7. Armstrong, General Med cal
Superintendent OF the institution
DR.. Armstrong notified the Central
Office and Detective Rotchfori was
detailed on the case. He arrested Gas,
and Dora and they were both locked
up in the detention Ward at the
lospital.
Cast said that on Oct. 10, Pivere hat
a friend visit him at the hospital anc
said he wanted to give his money TO tn,
visitor. At Pivere's request, Cast says
he went to the property c,erK and. II
accordance with the rules, signed 70,
the money. He said he took 1t TO Pi
vere's room ana requested the callel
to sign for 1t. The man was unable I,
SPEAK English. he said, so he had pi
we're sign and also an assistant nurs'
named c, J. Marks. Then he sisne,
the receipt himself. he said an,
thought nothing further OF the matter
Marks denied to-day that he knew any
thing about the transaction describeN
By cast
The evening world., 1908-03-07
ANIMAL ACTORS
ADD TO UPROAR
At GARAGE FIRE
Gasoline Explosion Averted
by Prompt Action of a
Mechanic.
FORGET THEIR "LlNES." "
Trained Dogs, Monkeys and
Geese in Fright Set Up
Terrific Din.
FORGET THEIR "LlNES."

A dangerous blaze in the garage and
warehouse Of the George Abel Electric
Transfer Company, at Thirty-seventh
street and Seventh avenue. this after
the heart of the Tenderloin. The fire
was across the street from the Hotel
send elevator men through the building
TO quiet the guests Everybody was
afraid of big gasoline explosion.
The Ahel Transfer Company conducts
fer business. In a Iortion OF the sec
ond floor OF the two-story building
there is a warehouse in which were
stored to-day. besides lot of scenery
and trunks, TWO groups Of trained dogs.
a troupe OF trained monkeys and
troupe of educated geese and ducks.
John Dugan, mechanic, and helper
we're engaged in repairing big auto
mobile truck on the second floor. In
joining a couple Of wires Dug2n found
a short circuit and shower Of sparks
followed a slight explosion. Tie sparks
fell into the gasoline soaked machinery
of the car and scattered about pile
OF excelsior used in plckng.
There was a promising blaze on in
half a minute Although badly burned
about ~. face and eyes by the explo-
sion Dugan kept his head. There was
a fve-gallon can of gasoline close by.
In making his escape he carried the
can with him. and his forethought prob
aolv saved the building.
BY the time the firemen arrived the
whole section of the second hoor de-
voted to automobile purposes was a
furnace. The dogs. monkeys. geese
and ducks. confined in their little boxes
on the other side Of a thin partition.
were living vent TO their fright in ways
most natural to each, and the din was
terrific.
All tho automobiles on tho grouni
floor were run out and saved. Two big
trucks on the second floor valued at
g, 200 each. were destroyed. TIE educa.-
ed animals AMI fowls escaped. but the
shock to their nervous systems VII! in
capacitate them from the exercise Of
their varied talents on the stage for
some time to come. Prof. Rafiins. owner
OF the geese and ducks. fears ne may
have to train them al! over again.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
DUCHESS Of
MARLBOROUGH
IS HERE AGAIN
Arrives on Lucania and Denies
Report that She Has Be-
come 4 Socialist.

The Duchess Of MARLBOROUGH was q
passenger on the Lucania. which ar
rived to-day. She seemed greatly
unused over the recent reports that sh,
mad become a Socialist. and character.
IZed them as ridiculous
Alfred Vanderbilt accompanied his
cousin. returning from his trip to Lon.
con To arrange for his coaching venture
in England. The Duchess appeared :,
"t IN the bloom of health and made +,
i,,' picture In big red hat with
searie. piumes and an olive
Green tailor made gown Her b.o.r,,r
william *. Vanderbilt, went dow, ,b.
oa' 10 meet the Lucan.a and lear,
~" bl.cness to the pier
both were very gracious IN r.rox,
ana when the DuCness was ,sl,n1
""ou' the report that she had ,urned
~ S"e Ihushed heartily. She
i' "'eu ehrpins from a newspaper
!" "h'ch the report of her socialistic
e'ti'lss was mentioned, and when she
mad hnlshed reading said:
ma tals very amusing hu, !, 10
awtuIly absurd. I'm no, a Socia1is, a,
an l IeaNe that to Lady Warwick 7
like to hep the poor and am ore,,I,,
interested in settlement work ,on,
to do ali / can for them but thot
docsh make me Socialist"
Inc DicheSs said that she uouI,
remain ABOUT three weeks before going
back TO London. Her visit was for ,o
particularly important occasion. wba,
her brother was asked about tho
| rumor that she had come over TO dis
cuss plans for dlvorcing the Duks =,
Marlborough he said that Il was sh-
solutelv without foundation.
The Lucania met with a mishan oo,r-
ing up the bay that delayed her arrival
at Quarantine an hour. The big liner ra n
her nose on bar near the Horseshoe
ard could rot get off until a tug can,ain
charged Capt. Barr $lOO for half an
hours pulling. refusing to take the lob
for less. As there was no other tug in
sight, the skipper was compelled to paw
the fancy price, rather than remain on
the bar and be left there by the ebbing
tide.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt said that he had
bought a house in London during his
recent visit.
II do not intend to make my resi-
dence there he said but / am tired
OF putting up at London hotels. and
thought 1t would be much more con-
venient to have a house"
At the pier the Duchess was met by
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, ir,, and
her mother. Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont. and
Mr.. Belmont. After greeting them all
affectionately she rode away with her
brother in a single-seated racing motor.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
MRS. H.y. THAW
BROKEN DOWN
FRO 4 WORRY
Has Nervous Prostration and
Is in a Serious Condition,
DR.. Sillo Says.

Mrs. Harry X. Thaw is dangerously
i'll at her home in Park avenue. near
Fifty-seventh street, with nervous pros
tration. She is under the care OF DR..
Valdermar Sillo, of No. 353 West Fifty
seventh street. who says that while he
has every confidence in her ultimate
recovery her condition is serious.
Mrs. Thaw has been living alone in
the Park avenue house since the con-
clusion Of the first trial OF Harry k.
Thaw. DR. Silo has installed trained
nurses. who are in complete charge in
the establishment.
At about the time when the reports 8
Of the efforts of Harry X. Thaw's fam.
lily to separate him from his wife be.
came public Mrs. Thaw contracted .
severe cold. This weakened her moi
over-robust constitution. Her friends
say that worry over the report that
her husband had employed detectives "a
spy upon her movements. coupled with
her illness and the strain to which she
has been subjected since June. 1906
have broken her down.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
SCHOOL HORROR
HERO AMONG THE
COLL|NWOODDEAD
One of the Bodies in Morgue
Thought That of Man First
to Aid in Rescue.

CLEVELAND, March I'm castinc
up the total o. pupils who were at
school the day OF the Collinwood school
horror 1t develops that six still are
missing-possibly part of the ashes that
lie m the cellar OF the burned school.
TIdings OF one teacher are also lacking.
Supt. Frank Whitney. of the village
school of Collinwood. has completed a
house to house canvass of the Lake
View school district and finds that IA
are dead or missing. including two
teachers only l67 bodies have been
taken out of the ruins. Twenty-one or
these are still unidentified.
II has been discovered that the body
burned to a crisp. Identified yesterday
as that of Miss Katherine Weller, the
teacher, Is that of a man. John
I\rainynk, twenty eight years of age.
whp was one of the first of the
res lers on the scene. has been missing
since the fire. 1t is thought that the
body may be his 1t is now believed
.hat the body of Miss Weller is COM
pletclv lost.
At o'clock the first of to-day S
funerals was held. At St Mary s
Catholic Church there were services
over the remains of sixteen bodies. At
st. Joscph's Catholic Church mass was
said over twelve other bodies Through
ont to-day there also were over forty
individual funerals.
Another of the little victims of the
FIRE. Glen Barrier. aged eight years, died
I early to-day at a hospital from injuries
n "a second
story window of the school building.
COLUBCS o.. March State Shop
and Factory Inspector John H. Morgan
returned to Columbus to-day, after an
investigation OF the Collin wood School
calamity. and reported to the Governor.
He Is not prepared to Ak the blame for
the holocaust, but says that conditions
swung out. He admitted that the build
ing was never inspected by his depart
ment.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
SEA, SWELL AT
ODD ON WINS
At NEW ORLEANS
Cella'S Good TWo-Year-Old,
Conceding Weight, Lands
First Race.
BIG CROWD AT TRACK.
One Hundred Horses and Fol-
lowers Leave for Initial
Meet al Havana.
BIG CROWD AT TRACK


NEW ORLEANS. La, March T.
Threatening skies did not seem to affert
the attendance at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon. for there was an unusually
large crowd. the summer weather which
has prevailed all the week seeming to
draw the people irresistably out Of
doors The Carnival Stakes, which is
usually the Fair Grounds feature for
Mardi Gras. had to he showed over until
to-day to make way for the Rex Handi-
cap. the City Park carnival season o.
fering, which was run last Tuesday.
The Carnival Stakes is for two-year-
olds, at four and a half furlongs, the
first time the youngsters have been
asked to go over half a mile The Celia
entry. consisting Of Marse Abe and Ir-
rigator. was made a most decided
choice. the betting indicating a consid-
cradle opinion that they would run one
two because of all the previous ink
lings Irrigator had shown for race
over a longer distance than the three
furlonEs, usually considered enough for
the olby racers at this time Of year.
In .he opening race also Celia Two
year-old. Sea Swell. was a decided
choice. despite the big weight conces
stons he had to make. The long,
tance feature was handicap a "a mi.e
an da furiong. which brought but four
to the post. But they we're so well
matched the race was Ct the greatest in
terest.
About 100 horsrs and three times
many turf followers sailed from here
to-day for the meeting 1t Havana.
Cuba. 1t was reported here to-day b.
fore the departure of the crowd that
the meeting at Havana would be limited
to fifteen days instead OF the forty
seven previously announced, but this
seemingly had no effect on those who
lad prepared for the trip.
FIRST RACE.-Purse 500: tvo-year-
olis: four fur.ongs.-Sea Swell. l22
length; Eliza beth HarWood. lG3 ,Mc-
Daniel. ) 20 /. 10 end out, second:
Pocotaligo. l03 (BrusselD. 10 to |. . to /
and I TO ). third Time-0iS 20. Shone
Tenorctt, Grotto. Scrvicencc and Lady
.Iammon also ran.
SEcOND RACE-Purse 500. three
vear-cIus ana up: five and a half fur
lCngs.-Al Muller. 90 lF.Nhn' ; 90 i.
to | and to >; won by :. length: Toy
,.,t. second: The Bear, III ,Notter. .
10 :. to I. and ont third Time
/ OS i-5. Ace High. Moyea Anonby and
Very Roya! also ran.
The evening world., 1908-03-07
ANNA GOULD SAYS
SHE IS NOT THE
BRIDE OF SAGA.
Makes Absolute Denial of Re.
port and Announces an Early
Visit to New York.

PARIS. March Mime. Anna Gould
who recently secured a divorce from her
husband. Count Boni de Cast elane. to-
day authorized the Associated Press 10
give absolute denial to the report that
she had been married to Prince Helie
de Sasan.
Nine. Gould has announced her inten-
tjon OF leaving here shortly for the
United States with her children. to
spend three months with her relatives.
II is understood that Count Bonis $
consent to take her children away from
france. which is required by the decree
of divorce. already has been secured.
A. secret marriage in France is al
most impossible because the law re
ou.res the publication of the banns ?
fortnight -ir advance. Furthermore
unless there is a marriage contract. .
French marriage provides that the
property of both husband and wife be
held In common. and It is a fact THAI
Nine. Goulds lawyers have arranged
no such contract for her
The evening world., 1908-03-07
POSSE IN PISTOL FIGHT
WITH BURGLARS AFTER
TW0RA|DS IN JERSEY
Two Shot Down by One Plucky Man
Who Faces Desperate Sa1ebreakers
Driven by Armed Band From
Woods Near Camden
special to TIE Evening worldl

PHIL ADE-PHA, March AFTER cutting a wide terror
through peaceful wentyie stretch of New Jersey three desperate
safe breakers to-day wooded swamp Wenoah
teen miles Camden and after they had exchanged with
posse pucky citizen bowei them with shotgun The
third man broke through Gordon got away, with hundreds
Jerseymen in hot pursuit.
The trio robbed post-ot mperied sleeping family intn-
dated several citizens exchanged shots with marshal burned
house and travelled long distance ei team before the
aroused dveers the countryside drove them cover in the mashv
woodland between the villages of WenOnah and Sewull
The evening world., 1908-03-07
ROBBERS CART SAFE
OFF ON WHEELBARROW

NEWARK. y. j.. March I'm willing
to take any chance at being caught
ransackinR the safe OF Nathan Griber.
who keeps grocery at No. $50 Chapel
street, burglars early to-day carried the
strongbox from the building. carted 1t
away in n w'heelbarrow to vacant lot
n"nr pv. wen. through it at their lei
sure and left 1t there. The safe was
found some time later by the police,
stili on the wheelbarrow.
Gruber told the police there was a
GOOD sum OF money in the safe The
pSlice arrested John DouSherty on sus-
piodoa.