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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
MARRIED MEN HEADED
ST. LOUIS SUICIDE LIST
or 21o Persons Who Killed Them
selves Only Two Were Divorced
-Poisons Used by 113
~. =. MINER.

ST LOUIS, May 12.-Only two OF
2l0 persons who committed suicide IN
a year IN st. Louis had been divorced.
according To Coroner Barons annual
report The suicides were eight fewer
than during the previous year. Only
n were widows or widowers. There
were Isl males Seventy OF those who
ended their lives We're single and 100
married Eleven were unclassitied.
only four Negroes killed themselves.
or the others. la OF them were born
in the United States, IL In Germany
and Austria. and IL in ireland.
The range OF age with the highest
number OF suicides was ~ 10 80 years,
the next being 40 TO 80 and the next
so TO 40 No person more than 50
years old committed suicide.
or the 81 women who committed
suicide IL did homework. according
TO the reports
one fortune teller killed himself and
one patent medicine man.
AS usual. carbolic acid led as the
agent OF self-intiicted death. Ninety
iout used il. and % took other pois
ons. while 81 used reyolvers or shot
guns. nine hanged themselves and
seven drowned themselves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
TOBACCO COMBINATION
is A PIRATE, HE SAYS
Senator Paynter, Of Kentucky, "
Fiery and Sarcastic Speech, At
tacks Corporation.

WASHINGTON May l2.-Denounc
ing the tobacco trust. Senator Payn-
ter. of Kentucky today I'm the senate
said
The facts show that the tobacco
combination rs commercial pirate,
carrying black nag dealing death
and destruction to all competitors In
the manufacture and sale OF tobacco
and reducing those who grow u to
penury and want The death struggle
OF its expiring competitors has not
caused II TO hesitate. nor have the
tears and suffering OF The tenants,
white and black. who produce the ar
ticle upon which II reeds and tattens.
excited It's compassion
Senators you have an opportunity
10 compel il 10 dip its flag 20 one and
half millions OF tobacco growers and
To grant to them a chance 10 have
their labor receive its fair reward
will you do il
In this fashion Senator Paynter urg-
ed that the tobacco grower be given
he privilege OF selling his tobacco IN
\ e natural leaf 20 the consumers,
nat this privilege be- exercised 90 sell
u To the consumers without the pay.
ment OF tax he said he spoke Tor
the farmers and not their labOrers and
tenants who are engaged IN raising To-
hacco and who desire go free them
selves Of the present monopoly which
IS crushing the life out OF their bust
ness and impoverishiug he toilers en-
ragged i'm IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
VIM. J. FAFEYTA ARRESTED.
Nabbed on Capias Issued on Com
plant Of Young Woman.

William J Fafeyta. son OF the late
Bartholomew Fafeyta. and one OF the
heirs or his fathers fortune OF 500
400. was arrested. Wednesday morn
ing. on a capias issued OF complaint
Of Mary Geer, acting Tor her daughter,
Mamie, ged 20
The arrest was the first move In a
suit for breach OF promise against the
yuung man. for $4,000 damages BAH
was fixed at $4,000
Mrs Geer alleges IN the affidavit at
tached 20 the caplQs. that Fatcyta
started Keeping Company with her
daughter when the latter was H. years
OF age He promised To marry the
girl. II is claimed. but postponed the
wedding Miss Geer's babe died. but
the couple continued to b. friendly,
the young man renewing his promises
to marry the girl They kept company
for four years, the marriage beins
postponed on one preteXt or another.
Another child lived but "a short time.
In March. 1909. Miss Geer alleges she
insisted that Fafcyta carry out his
promises TO marry her. and he abso-
lutely refused. saying he never intend
ed to marry her. and would have nOth-
ing more to do with her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
BIRTHS

BOYS
George Netdham. 49, Abbott
William breNcT. lis Edward.
William Porter. $50 Nineteenth,
Hugh McCiutork ts3 Wabash
Emil Stubh,. SprlugWells
Anthony IS lelusmith. j. Monreith
Joseph Walzak ~ lngtisEl
james Allen. ma Lrvcrette.
teuil CUillan. ~ Cadillac
Herbert Ftttiuger - Sixteenth
Louis katusl<i. ga Mitchell
Anthony HOdupsk l0sl Dubois.
Robert Stvphauy. 3f9 COucorl.s
GIRLS
John szepierausk 373 Thirty fourth
Louis Fairness. $50 Antoine
Patrick Power. 5t9 Twelfth.
oliver sharon. N5T kirby
Irwin Amuon. IS Fourteenth.
Agostiu0 SpiCuzTH. ~ Fort
Herbert Eastman. 354 Lincoln
Frank Robinson. tt0 Hastings
Gustav Hahn, l6l Blackstone.
John Peterson l4l Milwaukee
Arthur SchWemes, 1924 Twenty ninth
I.adislau8 Jachowskt 500 Collins
Iosefh Idremba. 54S Wills
Valentine kaczmarek. 6o2 Warren.
Valentine LiOrmek. - Winter
n NJ l.uwtou. bt9 TrumbQlI.
Chas pichette. rIg Trumblt.
Edwin Mcmillan. -33 Abbott
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
MAKES $4,000 IN TIPS.
New York 5ootblack Sails for Italy
With American Wife.

New York 5ootblsck Sails for Italy
With American Wife.
NEW YORK, May l2.-With $4,000
and pretty American wife. the for
mer the result OF nine years OF shin
ing shoes at the Waldorf and St Regis
hotels Donate Digilio is on his way
20 Italy. proud TO be an American
citizen. The signor says he had rather
be- an American citizen and shine the
shoes OF fellow citizens than be son
OF the king or Italy
Digilo's $4,000 came entirely. be
says. in the form OF tips from men
and women whose shoes he shined
Among his customers he boasts
Charles VI Schwab. the steel mag
nate. Count De Sagan and Nine
Gould. and hundred or more Wall
st fnanCiers
Recently Digilio married a young
American woman, and his trip to Italy
IL in the nature OF honeymoon
Il will not stay long in Italy says
Digilio Il love Italy-but she does
not make millionaires
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Pruss. 20. Mary kolodzieczalk.
stanis.aw Wudazkiowicz. u; Mary
lestia. n
AIger NJ Howland. %. ST. Paul.
M Inn Celia Nuremberg, 90 Detroit.
Jeremiah NJ OHara. 81. AIvina Sher-
man. ~.
Hugo Knock -. Anna Meyers. Is
George NJ Vogel. ~. Detroit. Mary
L. Clair IS. Toledo.
John McCavett. %: Alta & Nen.
Robert J. A. Duncanson 20. Irene
BenJamin tahndrich. q. Fam Del
Martin Szczesny. 20: Annie BORROW
ski. 20
George l. Robinson. 33. Detroit; Mae
J. Kern. 80. Rosev.lle Mich
Harry Rose. 81 cara Kusberg, 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
BUSHES TO GREET SON: KILLED
Woman's Boy, Serving Life Sentence
Had Been Paroed

COLUMBUS, Ind, May l2.-While
rushing across the railroad tracks at
the Pennsylvania depot 10 greet her
son. Just paroled from the Indiana
prison where he was serving a life
term for murder. Mrs Emma Lyon
Drake. was run down and killed here.
All qglOw with anxiety To see hC"
son, the women Was running TO EN-
brace her boy and paid no attention
10 a fast train approaching ON another
track Ralph Drake. just out OF pris-
on killed a woman with whom he
was infatuated Mrs Drake was 20
years Old Her son was overcome
with grief AT the sight OF his mother 5
maneled body
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
Earthauake Is Reeorded

WASHINGTON May T. The oh.
server In charge OF the coast and
geodetic observatory 81 Chetenham.
Md, reports the record or q distant
earthquake. beginning AT 7.04 y. N
Yesterday. The tremor had dura.
ilon OF about thirty.fve minutes The
record indicates that the earthquake
was Of distant origin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
FROM BLACKSMITH TO FAME.
Anna Case. Who Shoed Horses. TIC
Sind at Metropolitan Show.

NEW YORK. May From shoe
ing horses in the little dingy smithy OF
her father. in South Branch. y. j.
pretty twenty-year-old Anna Case Will
90 the Diamond Horseshoe at the
Metropolitan opera house, next sea
son. The girl blacksmith has been
engaged TO sing Marguerite IN Faust,
Juliette in Romeo and juliet. and
other high soprano roles
The rev singer Is the daughter OF a
typical village blacksmith. and from
the time she was % years old she
shoed horses Some OF her friends
who heard her singing al the forge
induced her 10 train her voice. and
last week she was heard at concert
in Philadelphia by Andreas Dippei
manager of the Metropolitan opera
house Just before DIPPED sailed for
Europe last week he closed a con-
tract with Miss Case for next season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
PRAISES JUDGE PHELAN.
New York Justice Sits on Bench With
Local Recorder.

Judge Otto A. Rosalsky/of the court
OF general sessions OF New York
county. sat on the bench with Judge
Phelan Wednesday morning
Judge Rosasky. with his wife Is
paying Detroit a flying visit. aud quite
naturally decided TO see how the Grim.
inal law is administered here
You have a beautiful city" he ~e-
marked and from the number and
character OF the cases on your Grim
inal docket. | think the citizens must
come about as close 10 the model OF
morality aud respect for the law as
any city Of nearly half million could
hope for | like the way the cases
are handled here. too. he remarked.
with a SLY glance toward Judge
Phelan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John Moran. II years. Sc Medina
Louise Daniel ~ years. Grace hos
pital, shock laparotOmyJ
Louise Miller. ~ years $50 Jefferson
h heart disease
Frederick NJ. Eastman. 20 years. 533
Cass typhoid fever
Veronica Bach ! year SEA GARFIELD
commissions
James r MeGraw. p years. 2Io
Cherry tuberculosis
Marion l. call 20 years AZ Chope
pI, pneumonia
J.. Jennie. Mciiarf. ~ years. 63s Fort
l. heart disease
Georgc : Bennett So years. 1917 Jet
icts"n r. Brights disease
Lydia r. Porter y years. 9sS L.afay-
cite cIrrhOsis oil liver.
DANIEL Coehrehe. 20 years. 2ls JOS
CaIupau, eplthelOma.
Peter }. Andre 23 years. s5s Mt Ell
lott. epilepsy
John + Rentner. IS years. l. Pres
ton pneumonia.
Harry c VOORHEES,. SO years. Harper
hospital. erysipelas
Anna Potz 70 years. Harper hospital,
peritonitis
W c. Ward, 10 years 74is Grand
River. tuberculosis
John G. Lansing. % years. 24O Mont
calm. heart disease.
George Appel 70 years ISIS T. Grand
Blvd, carcinoma.
Mary Butler % years Marquette
Mich, tuberculosis.
Herman g Il. Gruenwald months
30 RathbOne. pneumonia.
Florence ReanS - Years River
Rouge, Mich. embolism.
Christian Schmalzreidt. 60 years, $50
Wabash, angina pectoris
Heinrich Wendt. "a years sac Sew
enteenth, marasmus seniles.
Timothy Quincy, 20 years Harper
hospital. pneumonia
Charles Oldani. months 7l3 Rio
pelle pneumonia.
Frances Johnson. &c years st Mary's
hospital, pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
RUSSIA IMPROVES ARMY.
Duma Appropriates so.s4o.ooo Rublci
People Starving 70 Death.

ST PETERSBURG May l2-The
duma today appropriated s0.s40 600
rubles for the improvement of the
army simultaneously With the an.
nouncement OF this heavy military ap
preparation. comes news from the KEN
district telling OF the frightful famine
conditions throughout the province.
The famine IS rapidly spreading and
two-thirds OF the population of the
province already are starving slowly 10
death The government has as yet
made no move looking toward the re-
lief OF the sufferers
Il Is now understood that the Stoly-
rim cabinet will not resign The car
las commanded the cabinet members
20 retain their positions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
100000 fire IN Alexandria

WASHINGTON May ia stub.
born fire in Alexandria Virginia.
burned the planning mill and yard Of
Smoot and company The ward Of the
ii. X Field company was partially dc.
stroyed and several buildings In the
vicinity were damaged II is believed
that 100000 VIII cover the loss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
DIED.

APPEIs-May g. at the residence OF
his daughter. 25l5 East Grand Boule
ward, George, relict Of the late Mary
Appel, and beloved father or George.
Joseph. Henry and Frederick Appel
Mrs. Amos T. Young, Mrs. Edward
Lyon, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Kolb and Mrs.
Albert Fredericks aged 10 years Flu
neral Thursday. $50 from residence.
and o'clock at ST. Johns church.
ANDRE-NIay o. Peter j.. beloved hus-
hand OF Mary Andre (nee kratzl.
father OF Dorothy and Marion. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andre aged %
years. Funeral from residence g5S
Mt Elliott. Thursday at sac stand
ard; o'clock from ST Anthony ;
church.
BRUDIN-May II. 1909. carl T.. Rrudin.
George r. Moore Funeral from his
daughters residence. ls6 King ave.
Friday at p IN.
CHAPOTON-Edward J. Monday at
Asheville. n G., son or Mrs and the
late Alexander Chapoton, Jr. Notice
Of funeral hereafter.
CULLEN May 10. 1909 at his late
residence. II Bismarck st. Patric k
beloved father OF Amy and Capt.
peter Cullen j, J. and James Cullen.
Funeral from above residence Thurs
day At $3.50 and ST. Johns church AT
o'clock
AESSLE-Francls a. aged months
beloved son or Mr. and Mrs. John +
Graessic. Funeral from residence,
1866 McDougall-aVe. Thursday, May
II. 20 ST Elizabeth church al $ a. IN.
HOLLAND-May 10. 1903 at residence
342 Harper east. George Raymond
bcloN ri son OF Mr. snd Mrs Thoma 8
Holland. aged - years Notice OF
funeral later.
HI'ND-May IL. Lena. aged 81 years.
beloved mother Of Mrs Michael Ack-
ermau. Mrs. John Alderman. George
Humid and Alexander Humid. Funeral
Thursday from residence or George
Humid Gratiot-rd.. at 80. and ST.
Peters church at . y IN.
KILE-May 10 Marie beloved wife OF
the late George Kile. sister % Mrs J
Johnston. Mrs william MurplE Mrs
MARROW. Mrs. James Howell and Mrs
James Foley aged ~ years Funeral
Thursday at = 80 from residence. ISL
Ferdinand. and a. IA. at Ste Anne $
church
PRtTZ- Suddenly a. Atlantic city
MAY H. Benjamin Pritz OF Cincin-
matt. O.. husband ~ Emile II Pritz
daughter OF Mrs. r S Helneman 81
Detroit
sCHMALZREIDT-M ?. 1909. at fam
fly residence. Christian. husband OF
Caroline Schmalzriedt. and father OF
Edward Fred r clara Bertha and
Lille Schmalzr3edt. aged SO years
Funeral from residence SIS Wabash
ave Thursday. May 13 at 80
o'clock and from Emmanuel Lutheran
church. seventeenth and Pine, at
o'clock
WENDT-May n. 1903. Henry. beloved
husband OF Bertha Wendt aged "a
years Funeral from residence. -,
seventeenth st. Friday. 100 y. m
Emmaus church at y ma
| ZANDERS- May II. 1909. Al his resi-
dence. 25s COlumbia-st. east Nathan
beloved husband OF Esther father ~
Mfs. & Danto. Miss Kate Of Detroit
Mrs VI Barris. OF Marion. Ind and
! Louis. 81 Lansing. Mich. aged 90
years. Funeral Thursday. May 13
from residence at IN. tntermcn'
at Woodmere Member OF Detrou
lodge No 12S ! -. - r. Free Sons
~of Israel, and Cisarmskefs' society
New York and ST Louis paper
please copy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
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20 :nsSsII s1Sl33 81 |S1;sS;2

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friIays $50 q IN Tor Bu1sIo. NJ
syata Fails. New York city and the
Fast leave Mondays W ednsrasy' an.
Fridsys. Soc . IN arrive NsHA'''
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

CARPET CLEANING.

CALL Up MAIN 1921
For Stnt Vacuum cleaning wagon, Ori-
ontri and domestic rugs cleaned ~
rrrrt.rtsstt air at Oh, factory.
q 1872 star Carps. Cleaning CO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
The. (
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
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one cent per word each insertion.
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Persons whose names appear In
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BELL--MAIN 1893. j
H0ME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience or patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the folloWlnE 10 receive liner adj
Nertlsements at the same rate az
charged at the home office:
EAST SIDE.
Houg Coal Co., 1872 Can,
Held Lave east
M; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott anc
Gratiot-aves
r. brown, 1869 Jefferson
y. McPherson, 2iVO Gratlot- ave. oppo.
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
g. g.. Eanor, sS5 Granu Rlyer-aye.
turner stanton, l6s Myrtle-st
r. ~: Driscoil, al Michigan-ave
-: w Willard, l4l9 Forrest west.
W. w. hush, ss4 Michigan-avs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
WHITE sr,R ZINE.

wharf foot OF Griswold-st- For tns
FLATS and PORT HURON way Porss
.t.ors .roIEpo, leave dsiy 80 ga
S4ndGts ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

FoR SALE or EXCHANGE.
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.

ACME STORAGE CO. largest vans.
packing Main s9g 81 Gilman-st.
ROEHI. BROS storage. moving. pack
ing and shipping Ridge S2S city Sl3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

Will. BUILD TO SUIT
on Scotch ave. near McGraw. or on
Townsend ave, near Mack. and sell
on easy terms
GRIFFIN BROS.
203 Elks Temple VI 1853
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25
PER|G0 ITEMS.

ST. Patrick's day was not forgotten
by the Perigo bunch.
Thursday night a mucker was found
in a machine mans bed ani ilen
there was something doing.
Leslie Murray has been unde.' the
weather for a few days.
Tom Knowles made hurried trip
to Rollinsville last week.
All roads will soon be open to
this camp. Much snow shoveling is
being done on the roads.
Hinman, Mccoy and Murray went
visiting Thursday night and had a
fine time. Mark remained away
from home all night and grave alarm
was felt, the supposition prevailing
that he had been kidnapped
Collins and Hinman want to drill
any double-hand team in the county
Tor a side bet ranging from $4,000
to 100000.
Thomas Collins is the latest addi-
tion to the Perigo bunch. Caesar
Grant is also an arrival, coming from
Boulder He has taken position
on the Golden Flint.
Chas. Smith visited in Denver re-
Gently. Upon his return he took a
position on the snow plow.
The R. A. l.. Leasing company, ,op-
Grating on the 2OO-foot level in the
Perigo mine, have encountered an
immense body of ore, showing high
values in gold and silver.
Charles Mccoy has had la grippe
for few days. w. H. Cochran has
llso been on the sick list.
w. Fl. Cochran has resumed op-
erations on the Homestake tun-
nel and expects to put on large
force of men in the near future.
A. G. Becktold, operating the Free
Gold, located on Perigo mountain, is
going to install large plant of ma
chinery as soon as the weather will
permit. From all reports this camp
is bound to experience unprecedent-
ed activity this summer.
Chas. Shreck, foreman of the Col
den Flint, is contemplating visit to
his family in Boulder City.
Chas. Pascoe has been under the
weather for a few days,
Walter Scott has been opening up
the road between Perigo and Rollins
vile by way of Gilpin.
Robt. Prichard, who runs the EN-
porium of Perigo, reports business
not very good since the orphans sign
ed the pledge.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

Most men who own watch think
they know all about 1t. They have the
number fixed in their memory In case
1t is stolen. They could probably
pick 1t out from SO other watches
with their eyes shut. But how many
men know that their watch is a
compass and will tell north from
south as accurately as 1t will tell
the time OF day? Stanley, the ex-
plorer, did not know 1t until he had
CROPPED his way through the dark
continent and met Belgian sailor on
the coast. Every watch is COM
pass. II you point the hour hand
to the sun the south is exactly half
way between the hour and the figure
XII on the dial. Suppose for IN
stance. It Is 4 o'clock. Point the
hand indicating 4 to the sun and the
xI on the watch is exactly south. II
1t is 8 o'clock point the hand indicat-
ing to the sun and the figure x on
the dial is due south. No man need
get lost II he carries watch.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25
Presbyterian Notes.

Program for Sunday, II a. m:
Voluntary-Andante, Battmann.
Anthem-Give Ear to My Words,
o Lord.-Belgram.
Offertory-Response c. d. Blake.
Ladies Quartette-In Heavenly Love
Abiding, Wedham-Misses Gill, Nc
Leod, Fullerton, Mrs. H. G. Williams.
Sermon topic, Legal Tender at
Heavens Court"
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25
IN RUSSELL GuLCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Edwards re-
turned from visit to Denver Sunda
Jacob Shule attended the big re-
vival meetings in Denver last week
Mr.. Shull, who is working the In
cidental claim near the Hall mine,
left for Denver Monday for the pur-
pose of procuring plant of machin-
cry for that property. Although the
tions of great values are noted and
it is believed that this mine will
prove profitable property with fur
ther development.
Thomas Roberts will preach at the
M. E. church next Sunday evening
and will doubtless be greeted by a
full house.
Mrs. Fred Uren of Denver is visit
ing friends and relatives in Russell
this week.
Mr.. Walters was visitor to Apex
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Young, who has been
quite i'll for some time is reported
much better at the present writing.
Bert Friggens and Frank Wood,
who have been in Denver for the last
few weeks, returned Saturday.
Miss Jennie Kuen, who has con-
Quoted an ice cream parlor in the
Fouts store for some months, has CIV
en- up the business on account Of the
removal of the Kuen family in the
near future to Steamboat Springs.
A farewell party given to Miss
Kuen last Friday evening was large
ly attended by our young people who
report most enjoyable time. Much
regret is expressed over the early
departure of the Misses Kuen to
their new home and many tokens of
esteem were evidenced at the gath
ering.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

The members of the junior and
senior classes of the College of En-
gineering at the University of Colo
RADIO will leave for Denver on Monday
March 20, on their annual tour of
the state. The party will occupy two
Pullman coaches and will go direct
TO Pueblo, where they will visit the
steel works, the electric light system
and the bridges and roundhouses; :;
from there they will go to Portland
to inspect the cement plant; they
will next go to Shoshone where they
will investigate the hydro-electric
plant of the Central Colorado Power
Co., from there they will go to Glen.
wood Springs and thence to Leadville
where they will go through the var.
ious mines, mills, ETC., in the Cloud
city. The trip will be ended by an
inspection trip to the engineering
works in Manitou and Colorado
Springs.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

Before sentencing a colored woman
for beating nine year old boy, a
Judge, says an exchange, asked the
woman if she had anything to say.
kin l ask yo' honah a question:
Certainly you can," replied the
court. We'll then, yo' honah. I'd
like to ask yo' whether yo' was eber
the parent of a puffectly wuthless
culled child?'
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

In the A. o. U. w. hall Tuesday
evening the Degree of Honor initial
danes Thomas Cunningham, Silas
Teats; Misses Gladys Mallet, Ruth
Wiley, Mabel French, Hazel Stribley,
Nellie Comfort; Messrs. Norman Dav-
ey, Frank Carbis and Everett Nc
Coy. After the limitations light re-
freshments consisting of roast beef
sandwiches, coffee and cake were
served. The attendance of mem
bers was quite large.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

The little son of Chas. Matthias,
who was blasted some time ago while
playing with powder, has fully re-
covered from the bruises received
about the face, but his fingers, which
were terribly lacerated, are still in
bad condition. Paul says that
leasing" doesn't pay.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25

When visiting Denver stop at the new
Hotel Alamo, corner 18th and Market
streets. Strictly modern, with elevator
service. Public and private baths. Rates
$1.0O per day and up.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25
Notice to Printers.

This office has on hand six full
cases Of Century pit. body type
which 1t will dispose of at an at.
tractive price. The type is practically
new, having been used in a weekly
about a year. II YOU want Q snap,
here is your chance.
Gilpin observer., 1909-03-25
Shriner's Circus in Conjunction with
The SeIIs-Floto Circus; Menagerie
and Wild West Show at Den
Ner March 90 To AnriI


This will be the most notable and
unique circus ever shown in Denver.
The Colorado and Southern will make
very low rates for the round trip from
all stations. Tickets on sale March
20, good to return until March 81,
and on April l, good to return until
April 8. For other information call
on the agent.