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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22
DEL NORTE ITEMS

Last week John Ewing, Jr., sold
seven cars of stock cattle, 2lO head
to Ben Kemper, who took them to
Garden City, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Maryatt re-
turned home last Sunday, from
their sojourn in California. They
report pleasant time.
j. M. Cochran has been con-
fined to his bed this week suffer.
ing from a general collapse. 1t is
thought rest will effect cure.
John Bengard is receiving the
congratulations of his friends over
his appointment as superintendent
of the Del Norte hatcheries by
Governor Shafroth.
Within the next few weeks a
new and thoroughly equipped gar
age will be added to the list Of
Del Norte's business enterprises.
A building will be constructed
32x5O feet, the walls of which will
be adobe brick and the floor of
cement.
The construction of another
school building to increase the
efficiency of the public school SER
vice in Del Norte has been under
contemplation by the school board
for some time. After examining
into and discussing the various
plans and arrangements, they have
decided upon the location and
style of building that they believe
can be constructed with the amount
Of money to be raised and meet
the needs Of the district. Pros
pector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22
CATTLE AGAIN HIGHER

Denver Union Stock Yards
The Denver market was in fine
shape last week, demand being
better than supply right along.
Good beef steers closed Is to 25c
higher and good fat COWS 25 to 3Oc
higher. Bulls and veal calves are
10 to Csc up. Feeder and stocker
supply light, there being hardly
enough stuff on hand to make a
market, but eastern markets closed
sharply lower and the feeding here
was weak. The demand is very
fair. Good beef steers sold at S.
so TO $3.50, the latter being the
high price paid here this season.
Bulk of good steers brought $500
and better. Cows sold at $3.50 to
35.& for the good to choice, but
few choice COWS offered. Bulls
sold at 1925 to A.25. Veal calves
up to %. Several strings of south.
ern stockers were offered on the
market and all sold rapidly. Twos
sold up to $27.OO per head and
yearlings up to 81. The demand
for southerns 10 strong here and
considerable trading done daily.
Receipts today were 5000 head,
bulk southerns. Market steady.
The hog demand was strong and
the market closed in good shape.
Prices today ranged from $3.50 TO
e7.25.
Sheep trade was light - supply
was small. Demand good and
prices much the same a. a week
ago, though the market 10 weak
because Of declines at eastern
points. Ewes sold up to >6, and
just fair lambs brought % 50.
W. N. Fulton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Charles Hatton, of Attica, In
diana. cousin of the Hatton
Brothers of this place arrived here
a few days ago. He has visited
other parts of Colorado, but the
San Luis valley suits him the best
OF any place he has seen. He will
remain here in case he can find
something to do that suits him.
Miss Emma A. Norland, Of La
lara, has been visiting friends in
town during the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

This y . new psepasasIon and . good
one. Il y especially valuable - = cure
Tor chroaic and muscular shsvnstisu.
and los the rsliee sro@ psio whioh Il
affords 10 acute iunsuwseosy rhsums.
tlsa. These who have vssd Il have In.
vssiab,y spoksa a Il 10 ths highssa
tssns a psaiss. Lame beck, lane shoul
De- ssd sei6 esck sse dus u sheumA.
l,so q ths nusciss. usually brought on
BY sxpossss 70 oo,d o. damp, snd On
quickly ssssd b applyie9 this hainsa,
irss,y ssd uassaglss ~ a6ssssd pssts
Hoseoss q The muscles, whsthss 10.
dvced bv vtelsat sxseeiss q iajusy. h
allaysd ~ this haiosal Fes sais By
I'll dsuogistA
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

The Alamosa reservoir 10 now
prepared for high water. The
fumes are finished and tested out.
A barricsde Of iron aud wire has
been built around. the tunnel in
take 70 keep out debris and n cou.
PIE Of boats have been launched 10
pick up driftwoo.l LA lara
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Three thousand dollars have been
appropriated BY the state for the
improvement OF the Gun Barrel
road In this county. This comes
through the work Of Senator d.
B. Jones and he 10 entitled TO
much credit for It 10 only through
his personal strenuous efforts that
Il was obtaincd.-Center Echo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Don't let anybody fool you in.
10 buying anything but . nom
lealsable Fountain Pen. We
have Moores, Coallin, and
Waterman. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22
Weed Raulloa,

Parties wanting wool or poles
from the hills will please cal! on
me 1t I.ariat, ar leave word at
Journal Office.
j. G. ROMERO
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Chas3ss 0rosusndyke q San
Luis, deputy treasurer Of Costilla
county. was In town the fors part
a TIE week On Q visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

The Scandinavian Orchestra babe
farewell 70 Crsede last Sunday
evening and begin q series of CON-
cssts on their way 70 Spokane,
WASH. where they have IN On.
gagsmsnt for the balance u the
summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Wesley stalsy, Il Windsor, vas
In town Wednesday, having visi.
ted friends at Alamosa, Hooper
and Csntss. He Gays be 10 getting
along niosly and bic family are
enjoying god health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Tslsphoas yoar drug ordsrs
and We wi1l deliver thea.
Fsllsr Drug Co.
Phope MonAe g
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Messy, Moosy, Moasy To
Loan 40 eMsi ranch security nj
lowest rates. g. W. 8PAm0t.Eg
Monte Vista, Chic
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22
osoe.Qeo

Eight per cent annual interest
10 loan on irrigated farms. 10
quirc Of
SAAi,sl q HRnMAx
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

Bearded Barley for sale At my
ranch. PEDR0 TRUJiLLO
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22
i. Brief Settings J..

0A9>C>~04><1<0<D<0<D<00
II you have cough o. cold, .
boetle a Whits Pine Cough
Syrup and Tar = tie best rem
edy, but 10 avoid Substitutes and
limitations b cure that Il i q
brown wrapper package.
FER Sale
Several good Shorth0rn bulls
for sale. SOUTH FARM
~ Private Sale
l Will sell all Of my furniture
and household goods at private
sale At my residence corner 2nd
Avenue and Bronx street.
j. w. NELSON.
Bearded Barley for sale At my
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-22

SAMUEL 8. HEILMAN
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
HARTJE ASKS DELAY
Believed He Seeks Reconcile
alton with Wife.
HER FRIENDS sCOFF THE PLAN
Declare thar Before She Would
Withdraw suit Against Her Hus-
eident Was of OIya Manufacture.
WOuId Make Him PerJurer.

Pittsburg, Nay 1S.-Augustus J. Hartie
viii make asdttermined a effort tomorrow
for another postpouement Of the case OF
his wife. who Is suing him for divorce.
Attorneys for Hartje yesterday sp-
pealed 20 the court for further delay, al
leging that R. P Marshall. a new attor-
ney IN the case. had just been retained.
and that he had not had tine 10 famsE
iarize himself with the situation
Il was learned to-day that tbs real
reason for this appeal for delay Is that
Hartje hopes 20 effect a reconciliation
with his wife He Is known 20 have said
that he believes that she would forgive
him for the charges he made against
her IN his suit for divorce. in which
he accused cher OF too great friendHness
with Tom Nadine. a negro coachman-
That there IS little hope for a recon-
citation IS the belief OF a friend OF Mrs.
HarJje. She declares that before she viii
consider a withdrawal Of her suit her
husband must admit that he manufac-
Bred the negro incident without the
slightest foundation In fact. that he
caused the forgery OF the Nadine letters.
and that ne bri5ed or otherwise obtained
the testimony OF men and women who
sWoTe 70 the alleged relations between
Mrs Hsrtje and Nadine.
In cOnSenting 10 do these things Hartje
would render himself liable 20 a long
term q impris0nment FOR bribery and
perjury. and 81 IS not believed that he
can be indI ISeS 20 comply with the de-
mand Of hisfwife.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
MRS. SHAW ON WAY HOME.
WIfe OF Massachusetts Senator, Who
EIoped. Accompanied by Father.

Chicago. May 1s.-Airs Nettie z. Shaw.
wife Of state Senator Shaw, or Msnehes-
ter. Mass. who deserted her husband in
June and fed 20 California with H. Keno
Marble. their former chauffeur. passed
through Chicago yesterday afternoon en-
route TO her former home at BrookIine,
Mass.
Accompanying her were her father. H
Fisher Eidridge. g wealthy brewer Of
Portsmouth. y II, and her twelve-year-
old son. Eldridge. over whom fsere has
been a legal squabble. and whose custody
remains for final disposition in the courts.
Mrs. Shaw has placed all her interests
In the hands Of her father for adjust
meat. There may be some sentiment In
her return to her old home instead OF
the residence Of her father. but It is said
to be legal requirement because OF the
contention over possession OF the boy.
It is not unlikely that reconciliation will
take place.
/ The party was IN Chicago for two hours,
and consumed most Of the tine in dodg-
ing newspaper men.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
CATHOLIC CAR ROBBED.
Thieves Get $1,000 While Church
workers Are at Services.

Evansville. Ind, May 1s.-The St. An
thony car. that has Travelled over many
OF the States OF the Union in the inter
est Of the Catholic church extension
movement. was robbed here this morning
during religious services.
The car was filed with representatives
OF the Catholic Church OF this city, who
went TO attend mass. and who were IN
the car when the robbery occurred.
The money. consisting Of oliver and
gold. amounting to nearly s1.oe0, was II
a large glass bowl on the altar, and had
been contributed TO the fund by commu-
nicants al various places throughout
the country. The police have been busy
ali day trying to ferret out the thieves,
but 10 clcw has been found
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

New York. May ls.-The hand Of the
law fell heavily on Coney Island to-day.
and where ninety-seven different kinds
OF pranks were once found on every sew
enth day when 1t was quiet IN the city.
there was nothing doing for the pleasure
seekers.
The police screwed the I'D down tightly
Saturday al midnight. and since then
constant watch has been kept to prevent
the more rebeIlious little show owners
from opening Up again until Sunday has
passed.
Following out their work OF Saturday
night in Coney Island. the police kept
after the various am1sment enterprises
to-day We are going 70 enforce the
Sunday laws on Coney Island as well as
in The city" they said.
DreamIand and Luna Suffer.
The free circuses given IN Dreamiani
and Luna Park were the first 20 suffer,
and large crowds were disappointed
These performances are given n cos
tune, OF course. and the police say
they were violations Of the law and or
dered them stopped.
While the police action hit the two big
parks 10 this extent. II was the smaller
shows along the Bowery and Surf avenue
that felt the effect OF the police action
E,ost keenly- These shows had 10 make
AL sorts OF quick substitutions after the
police had called. and many OF the
smaller showmen we're gloomy in con-
templatIng the future. Sunday Is 10 3
large extent relied upon 10 produce 8
profit on the money they have Invested
Thompson Plans Fight.
Mr. Thompson viii support the fight
that IS to be made against the new police
restrictions This fight, whieh VIII be
begun tomorrow. .rnoraing. Is 10 be taken
directly 10 Mayor Mcclellan
\ cali was sent oct tonight 20 every
amusement man and business man on
CoDey Island. asking him TO attend a
mass meeting in Dreamlsnd tomorrow
morning.
The management OF Dreamland.
through its representative. said tonight
thaJ a committee OF the best-known men
on the island would be sent TO the mayor
% ask why such action against the
island was being taken.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
AUTO FIGHT BEGINS.
Question of Excluding Machines
Ssirs Bar Harbor Folk.

Bar HarbGr, Ne, May IS-The people
OF this place and al voters Of the town
OF Eden are vitally interested IN the
movement now being made throughout
the State 10 secure a referendum OF the
automobile exclusion question
The recent legislature passed the bin
excluding automobiles from all roads in
the towns Of Eden. fremont, Mount Desert.
and Southwest Harbor. with the pro-
viso that Il be voted upon by the people
OF the towns named at special elections
10 be held early in July.
The people VINO are leading the fight for
the referendum are backed. It IS said. by
funds furnished By a combination OF aU-
tomObiIe manufacturers. while on the
other side money. for the contest viii De
furnished by the wealthy summer cot
tagers Il IS estimated here that nearll
" $4,000 viii be used IN this contest in
Maine.
Against the automobiles are arrsigned
the seIectmea and other town officials
and many residents from Boston. New
York. Philadelphia. and other places. be-
sides a majority OF the people Of Bar
Harbor
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
ASSAILS MINISTER.
Judge Holds Up Application for Di-
vOrce. and Says Case L. FIimsy.

Denver. May 15.-.Judges are condemn
ed daily for granting divorce on himsy
grounds, and ministers are most prone 70
offer this condemnation. It seems TO me
that you have not made out a very good
case. and IN view OF the fact that you
belong 10 the profession which is loudest
in its outcry against divorce. must
think It. over before I allow you n de-
-free. You may return 10 court Monday
knd I viii give my decision"
With these words District Judge Shat
tuck. who abhors the divorce evil. "a
buked a minister. Rev. J. Monroe Mark
ley. Congregationslist- who complained
that hts wife was cruel he testified
that for fourteen years she had refused
to participate in church work, had re
fused TO go near him when he was in a
hospital and when he was sick az home
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
REBEL AGAINST NEGROES.
White Railroad Ffremeu and En-.
EiRemen Threaten 10 Strike.

Atlanta. Ga. May 1s.-AH the white
hremen and enginemen employed on the
Georgia Railroad have given notice that
they VIII strike tomorrow night at S
o'clock unless the road recedes from al
legged discrimination in favor Of negro
fremen- Replying to this notice. Cen
eTal Manager Scott states that the road
wiz stand by the negro employees.
All the white fremen are members OF
The fremen's brotherhood The brother
hood is backing the strike.
The brotherhood men allege that white
men have been dropped 10 give places 70
negroes, and that the latter receive bet
ter treatment than the white men. The
brotherhood Is really fighting 10 get rid
Of negroes The Georgia Railroad IS con-
troIled by the Louisville and Nashville.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
DR. WYNKoOP DEAD.
Succdmbs TO Peritonitis Following
Operation for Appendicitis.

New York. May 16.-Dr. Geradus II.
Wynkoop died at his home. at rs Mad
ison, avenue, at Il O'Clock this morning
from peritonitis. following an operation
for Appendicitis.
DIT. Wynkoop was born In Wilmington.
Del. June 4. Is45. His father was the
Rev Stephen Rose Wynkoop. a Presbv-
terian minister, and his mother. AureIia
Mills. daughter Of the late Judge Mills.
He was graduated from Yale in 1854. and
from the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons IN 1856.
In his earlier years Dr. wynkoop was
the visiting physician to ST Luke's and
Roosevelt Hospitals. and to many dis
pensaries-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
SENATOR'S AcCUsER ARRESTED.
Said He saw wisconsin Member Get
Money for Election.

Milwaukee. Wis, May 1s.-Frank G.
Wagner. the private detective who
charged that he hed seen lieutenants OF
Senator Stephenson pay money in thou
sand-doliar chunks TO Democratic mem
bers Of the legislature to further the cleo
ton Of Senator Stephenson by remaining
absent. was arrested to-day on complaint
Of Matt J. Regan. the Democratic leader.
whom he accused Of acting as the go
The Regan charge IS perjury. and wag-
ner was taken 10 Madison 10 stand trial
Wagner promised before taking the
train. after his arrest here. to tel the
whole story IN court, and said he woul.
have a sensation to spring at that time.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
SEEs CHURCH PROsPERS.
WIZ Build Edihee where Smoking
,ahd vandevIiIe ere Allowed.

= Atantlc City. Nay 1s.-Supporters or
Rev, Sydney Goodman. pastor OF the
Mems Church" who was assailed BY
conservative members OF Ascension
Church for. allowing smoking and vaude-
vile at Sunday night meetings for men.
are back Of a movement 10 build a regu-
lar, .cis:reh for use Of the pastor. who
conte5ds that he has found the onIy
proper method 10 obtain attendance Of
rnen at church.
Announcement was made to-day before
the Ascension congregation, where Mr..
Goodman is assistant rector. that land
had been bought for the new Mems
Church and that building would be
started in the fall.
The new congregation VII have no
women. members. Besides the church
there viii be clubrooms and other fea-
tnres. including a stage for vaudeville
and mOving-picture outfit
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
TWO KILLED BY TRAIN.
Men Caught On the Erie Railroad
Bridge in New jersey.

Paterson. y. J., May 16-Twe men were
caught on the Erie Railroad bridge at
Riverside last evening. and were struck
by an express train. one. who is still
unidentified. was hurled into the Pas
sale River.
The other man, who was instantly
killed. was thrown 10 the westbound
track. where the body was recovered
II was learned late to-day that his
name was Heinrich Bumester. a baker.
about thirty-two years old
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
KILLED BY BATTED BALL.
Line Drive from Bat of Opposing
Player Results Fatally.

= Chicago. May "a line drive from the
bat OF an opposing batsman 70 whom he
had been pitching, resulted in the death
OF Adolph KortlandeT. twenty-six years
90 last night. The ball struck the
twir!e- in the abdomen. causing an IN
Jury that did not disclose itself until
several days later.
The accident occurred Nay s at Anson's
Bail Park. while two amateur teams, on
oae Of which Kortlander was the pitcher,
were engaged in a contest.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
MANY FIRES IN CHICAGO.
SO Lives Arc Lest. but Property
Damage is 100000.

Chicago. May IA score Of FIRE alarms.
covering q territory from South Chicago
20 the extreme northern limits Of the city.
kept the Chicago FIRE department busy
to-day until after midnight. No lives
we're lost, but there was an approximate
property damage OF SelA000
Probably the heaviest single loser OF
to-day-s disasters was the Lesser & Bo-
mash Clothing COMPANY.
The clothing store and stock. valued a.
approximately Ss0.Oo0. were totally de-
stroyed by a FIRE that IS believed by the
police 70 have been incendiary.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
PLEASURE SEEKER DROWNED
Young Man Loses Life While Swim
ming Near Richmond.

Special to The Washington He7alG.
Richmond, va, May 16-Alfred c. II
lig, twenty-three years OF age. son Of
PoundmSster Hlig, was drowned of VII
liams Island, Immediately below the Set
Ting Basin, this afternoon.
The young man. with a party OF friends,
went in swimming while hunting straw
berries on the island They had gone
out for some distance and were return
Ing when IIlig suddenly called for help
and disappeared. He never came 10 the
surface again. Il IS presumed that he
was attacked with cramps
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
WHIPPED ORPHAN GIRL.
superintendent of Asylum Arrested
on Charge OF Cruelty.

on Charge Of~Cruelty.
Indianapolis, Ind, May 16.-Henry Rose
DeT, superintendent Of the German Prot
estant Orphan Home. is under arrest for
cruelty 10 Bessie Sturgeon, ffteen-year-
ola girl. the charge being that he whipped
the girl numerically with a eowh:de.
The prosecution was instituted by men,
bers OF the Humane Society, 20 whose
attention the case was called by some one
connected with the institution.
Omcers of the society caused photo
graphs to be taken Of the girls back, and
they show the stripes. which she viii
testify were the result OF whipping
which Rosencr gave her.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Strike Declared or

Mexico City, May 16-The National
Railways Company Of Mexico has modi-
fed Its order defining the duties Of pas
senger conductors. and the threatened
strike OF the conductors Is settled.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
LID DOWN TIGHT
At CONEY ISLAND
Hand of Law Falls Heavily
on the Big Resort.
CROWD Is DISAPPOINTED
Free CircuSes in Dreamland and
Luna Is First to Suffer.

Call Sent Out TO All ShOwmen to
Attend Mass sIeeting This Morn
ing, When Plans VIII Be Outlined
for the Fight to "Open Up Again.
Thompson viii Go Before Mayor
Mcclellan TO-dsy-Parks Suffer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and cool
er to-day; tomorrow, partly
cloudy; light westerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHTc.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIc.
flight Planned Against Senator Scott
Lid on Tight al Corey Island
Vessel Struggles in Sea Of Ice
1-Hartje Plans Reconciliation
3-News OF Alexandra
Sire Visits Portsmouth, Va
LOCAL.
II. J. Hill Warns Republican Party.
-Sigsbee Upholds Maine Court
Hitch IN Arrest OF Foxwen
2-Dr. Phillips May Leave G. W Z.
Slide Duty Aids Packers. Is Charge.
T-CUba Sends TrOuble-maker on Trip
OF Father Mcguire HOnored.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

speeial to Tho Washington Herald
Elkins. " Va. May I6-The political
triumvirate-Dswson. Dillon. and Dixon
recently formed. threatens to disIodge
kUnited States Senator Nathan b Scott
Fassa representative Of West Virginia in
ne Upper House Of Congress. TO which
Dswson's friends are urging him to as
lplre. The opposition has many threat
.;sn.ng aspects unless Senator Scott can
'Shana,& in some way TO aHay #
There are. perhaps. no three men IN
West Virginia more formidable politically
than this group from the southern part
of the State. Dixon possesses the siuews
OF war, Dillon the brains. and Dawson
the political saEacity-
VIII support Dawson.
Diuon's announcement that he intends
70 support Dawson for Senator. at first
considered a Joke. has assumed large pro-
portions. particularly fl the southern seq
ton Of the State. West Virginia is di-
vided into two parts politically. and the
line o. demarcation between these two
parts is becoming more apparent as the
northern division continues 10 send men
70 the Senate.
Three factors have been responsible
for the formation CO the coalition against
Scott Dillon felt that he was entitled
10 the appointment as district attorney
for the Southern district Of West vIr-
ginis. When that appointment went 10
Judge Ritz. 4 was the proverblaI straw
that broke the camers back. With Sle
appointment Of George E. Work as co..
/ lector Of internaI revenue. credited TO
the Fourth. district. with the appointment
Of Elliott Northcott. as Minister 10 Co
lorabia. credited &c tte Fifth. and biz sue
/ cessor. Judge Ritz. also coming from
+ hhe Fifth rthe Third district considered
/ Itself slIgbted Thinking 20 aIay the
feeling engendered By these appoint
ments. Senator's Scott snd EIkins had
II. P. BrightweH. Of Charleston. appoints
ed as national bank examiner.
May Mean TroubIe.
! Seeing in the preference given the Fifth
further evidence OF Isaac T Nsnn-s
power. sam Dixon. the Fayette coal op-
orator. has become q ready. sponsor for
/ Dawson. and With large means at lis
command he IS in a position 10 afford
7 Dawson considerable assistance II the
I former governor runs FOR the United
States Senate. For many years Dixon
welded supreme power n the Norfolk
/ and T-estera country. and was a big
factor politically. When Mann was elected
as a delegate to the Chicago convention
/ and assumed the leadership IN his sec
/ ton. Dixon was discarded
While there might be some reason 70
! believe that Dawson would not give his
assent 10 q boom for the Senate. he is
! known TO cherish ambitions in that d.
trection-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
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