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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
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special Corrs~ponaanee

special Correspondence.
! have jus, returned from attend
Ias the Mesa eesnty faH 81 GRAND
junction aud enJosed u vers much
The different sectioos uf Mess
county we're represented "a truly
wonderful way Chiffon. Pslsssde,
fruIta. frua Ridge, Orchard Mesa
and MANY other Of the ostlvtne d,--
trscts had bsoth- IN the exhibit hall
All kinds IL fruits. veastsbles and
grams we're banked everywhere. n
certainly made outsIders open their
eyes sHd wsnder si the posssbslst,ee
0i these lower eoantries
Clifton received hrss prize for the
best sectional display Of fruits aud
Vegetables "Wednesday was 'canta-
lospe day" with the CllftoaItes
Every one present was served with
cartalospes until he had bis satisfy
tall as the little boy said.
The races we're above the average
and the track IN fine condition
CnarlIe Worth owned BY Baker Of
Delta trotted an exhibition mile IN
PIP the fastest mile ever trotted
ON the Western Slope.
Altogether IT was a very ENJOYABLE
week ard the affair WAS conducted
IA truly great manner which re-
fleets with much credit on the citi-
zens of Grand junction aud the sur
rounding country.
] persame you have an account of
the Delta county fair from the Delta
papers. ] didn't get any statistics
OF the affair, but everything WAS
grand and of course what enjoyed
most was the exhibition of fruit.
The races were splendid too and
everything WAS condscted in Q cred
liable manner.
MRs. T.. q. DICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

ranch ssn frislsy last
Mr. aud Mrs Tim Dssw ing 81
ssunn,-on. we're ia" guests ~ the
v hsslsn fssusily SUNDAY
Sh.ri5S hanlsn and Marshal Aahss-
ney sd Narbi.. We're IN town I ae-.
dss on sfi,ciai business.
br Es~kaieli.r aud VI J ruin.
-l,cpf the past ve,.k pn bunting
trip IA the Anthrscite rrgion.
u. L.. >igman has started up HE
" s-sinsrton Gsls.h saw usiil IN order
to reI'ieBi-h the -ts,rs in hir lumber
/ ward
IT NJ X Biack-tork the tsunni-s,a
veterinarian. Was ~ Crested Butte
severs DAYS duriHz the week prae-
tncing his profession
Mr. aud Mrs. q \. Hubbard went
via Mount 'srs,bn to tiunni-on on
Friday, returning Sunday. They
made the trip her-sback.
Mrs. Msry A. Law reace. of Gnnni-
son. aud Mrs. &. u. Robinson. of
fsonis. Called upon their Crested
Butte friends last Thur -aay.
The John McElruy family iormeriy
of CRESTED Butte. but recently vi Colo
rado Springs. are again to reside
here aud " VI arrive iB i.sw DAYS
Hbi Nf-a v f4a hftEtf fifNff-
tanned the a. choir at y sn.ial
gathering held last Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Applegate was the guest
oi honor
Richard Thompson. eur popular
horseman. captured the first prize ia
the Bucking contest and Novelty
race at the Montrose fair. and wen
several oi the minor events
1h. I..ssf.l
played to n crow ded house NJ Ros~'s =
Rink Tuesday night The periorm-
ance Was up to mans usual
high standard and was very pleas
ing throughout
Mr.. Deuschemer aud son Ralph.
who have been visiting the mlworth
family for the past several weeks.
drove to Marble Monday To- visit the
marble works and also enjoy the
scenic delights Of the trip.
Geo. Wilson. former proprietor Of
the Elm Nj. House Bar. hut recently
IN the cigar business in Denver, has
been enjoying visit in these parts
since Thursday last. Mr.. Wilson has
sold his Denver store aud is looking
up n new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs q. r. Murray were Wis
itors from Gunnison Sunday They
made the trip in Mr.. Murray's auto
mobile. The main road bet ween
GunnisoB and Crested Butte makes
an excellent highway for auto driv-
ing
state Auditor kenehan and State
Engineer Comstock. accompanied by
Whalen and Wiley.
ieft town "Wednesday morning To in
spect the cause for So much com
piaint about the Irwin Somerset
road. some interesting develop
ments are expected
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
" eslBs~slay. sept. -.

Wednesday, sept. -.
Geo. Mcs le.lle~.h IN visiting frienels
here this week
Let u- return thanks" Hayiag is
nj last a thing ,d the psst.
". n ThoWp~ss. wik and mis~
Shumway We're CsstketoR visitors
Sunday
Wm. Waugh. Blaine Markle and
W. v. Thornp~op are out on the hills
for lew weeks outiag
Mrr Jane Walsh is house-keeyer
for the Waugh Bros. now. The boys
say II beats batching n mile.
Auto'oobticr are getting quite
numerous On this line now The hRe
roads make II u very mice drive from
Ganniso6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
0oylEvHlE
Nsws-Champion Correspondence.

~~s-ohshpioh correspondence.
Tuesday, Sept q
Mrs Peiler returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. Fogg Joined her hus-
band in Gunnieon SUNDAY.
Mortimer W. Slate left ParljN with
two cars of cattle Thursday.
w. A. johnson raised some fine
corn ON his ranch this season.
Some new buildings are going mn
at Bowerman at the present time
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hirdmap are
living ON the Hall ranch these days
Some miscreant stole DesCombes
Bros. new large tarpauljp last Eri.
day night.
George Rogers, the globe trotter
left for the Pacific coast ON his new
bicyle Thur~day.
Mrs. Ball, mother of Mrs. NJ p
Slate. returned to her home in Fort
Lupton Tuesday.
day in our school house. Rev Mea.
dow WAS the preacher.
Charles Meadow aud daughter ar
rived In Doyle Friday. They expst
To locate at Ohio CITY.
Our local store is doing a sp,epdid
business, having on hand everything
needed by the ranch wife.
ssebert Redmond arrived in Doyls
sunday to be on hand when the
oser season opeRs mp Oct. 1st
Mrs. Hatch is expecting her ther
Mr~. Will Bennett and her brother
John +. Bennett during the week.
Jack frost has been busy ON the
Tomichi but overiooks Hot Spring
Crssk. ". A. Johnson's potato
vines. corn and yard flowers are un-
touched 90 far.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

49, klssan Nsi--ser. 80 tssAns~ssss
-spsIzf -sstprstat and Sunday s~f tt,ss
sse sIss-s ~ Mss Mas >scaess-
1ea ess@s assa so ssst .s-f ~s~.&
i.sr tIsaig kssHss ia NV hsHN- ~ss~r
-s-sDsisss. tAs -sssssssFr 81 nsse besss
ktotst
The many irAn1ss- ~ A y MerDfs-
Ran "a il& h. -sTry te aaar sh@s se
had ~ have hi- other s.sg ampUtatesI
ls staiy tsissssd I.ss-sssaias ns'vsAx ss.s
~ caa--ra ht sssgarssr r*N.lNea ~ %
szrs-sf car aarrssissf .a-s gSnnary
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
saRnau - N mmI
se~r.os.a.vsos ousre.vosas.ss.

MosasS. S~spt. ~.
Ir Weesiin Was a Faosis visstssr
t'ridsy
s,eorgs ~rretser wa~ a Muddy vis-
itor SUNDAY
Mr. " D. shaw has se.n quite w
the past kw DAYS.
H. ID Eednon has been on the sick
lirt is,r the past lew days.
" Wersey Adam. was business vi~-
its.r at >ssmer-sf hr-t the week.
Milton FFeemaR ef Bowie i- visit
nag Anthracite iriensir this wes.k.
I,s,dd shaw is suffering frum a ~
we're injury to hi- fs,.st aud has beea
forced to taks a vacation from his
railroad duties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30


l.. l.. Brss~well who has lsscosse .
rsilrostler aud 'e goiag to- take the
place of Rruce Low rance oa tlss lssal
line. came up from GuDnisea We'd
wsseIay and hae rented Mrs. MichHsi .
house He began ON the lecal rwa
this morning.
Mrs. D. u Ready went To tiunaiss,a
Thursday morning in resJ,on~e to =
8esesge To- the effect that her grand
mother. Mrs. Berry. could not live
but n tew hours loager. nrs. Berry
has lived To the ripe old age of ~
yearr and to know of several sue
css.siiBg generations. The baby ~
Mr. and Mrs. Y. y. Cr,-i was her
great great grapaichild.
u. -. Williams and j. y. SwaRk 6n-
ished their contract ON "A portion u
the new state read from Lake CITY
to trsS.tle first the week and ARE noW
waiting for a visit from the state ess-
gineer to insIsst swd pass upon tte
work. In the aseantime the crew "
being used doiwg tAe work rvHeRtly
" arsled by the cOwnty. The part
Of the new road reVpreseHted In the
contract III Williams and Sw ark -
said To- he an excellent Iitce oi " ork
rejecting credit On the contractors.
Ii will he necessary, however. for
another state appropriation, to
complete the road and make il
available ts,r overland travel from
Creeste. Mexico and the gWh rtate~ te
the Pacific Northwest and the t's-
compahgre valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
CAEllIGvo0
>ewslChasspsos Corresvssaaese~

"Wednesday. sept. n.
sunday returning Monday.
Mrs. Porter Mo- lullssrh ir visiting
al the Psrtch Ranch THE weed
>choni viii start again next Mon
day after n six weeks vacation.
Wm. Waugh and Mre. Thos. Kelly
we've over to Ire~ted Butte last
n essk
Misses Msls.Ite Wallace and Mar
garet Kelley ARE in Guapieoa attend
ing high scb"ol this term.
The dance st the schos,l house last
saturday night wac well attended
and all report n q good time
SUNBEAM mine ir again working
toal business is very good this iall
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
oADluU
Se~s.ChsssVsua Ssosr~sSusa~oss

Ne~-' noosSso &eetee0ADDHDoo
Tus~stss. s.pt e.
The aame Saturday usGbt had .
gsss'd atsc"siss.ce. and sH rcyss,rt .
eils,d time.
fuilisag os fes.i. ranch " at ss
end. nssch to the asssysyssssat nseut ~
tha-s iptcrvptcsl
" y. t<'tte y he ha~ sss~.a visstiug
Mr. aud Nm. Th"as,,r.ss sSt hesv
! ridas tssr hse hssuse " Iowa
90 kunze sRd wtop aud Nm. sur
nan wese terv aotsrday ss>i Assa-
aaN froa the esutts~. vvtwrusaG 0ea-
a.y.
A asarrs.a IN = cslsia at tke 4 wsslu.r
Saturday rs~sstted In . sh<psssissx
match tsrsv.R. cssissresl shss tsetGntk.
also cesls'red- ssssrtN kswlssa sud
depUty csuse here te usake tIse arvvnt
The injwrcd mas was r.mVved to y
hospital at Guspipsss ts,r treatn tnseust.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
CRESrED SUITE
News Champion CorrespouAenos.

Wednesday, Sept. ~
The APPRECIATE family took their
hnal departure for Trinidad Monday.
Postmistres~ Curran returned Fri
day from an extended trip to Pueblo
and Denver.
&. T kunze and daughter, Mrs.
Sigman, visited Mount Carbon rela-
tives sunday.
+. X. Warren, of Colorado Springs.
had business at Ihrker's Hillside
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
oluuuD
~ess-ch~s.ssos cosresvossssas.

Ness.Chsa.esos Correspoeesooe.
TUESDAY s.ssss. =
ssdy t.ni,sn n e,BBai-.,a vi-stor
rhs- ~ess
N h. Perkins -his,s-rd largc puas-
s,sr 81 -prsag sami.~ ia-i wes.k.
Thssa.s~ Nsiisa " -s'sssiin9 the
issn nss,afA- at the a. v Carr rassrh
A. ~ truft and -.n Nii~rt. have
l.csn 10 Ss-se Mountain asssn0 AN
unsl s--e--nsesf work on a Na.sstss,
nlissins claim tie,sr own there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
yAOy Cam
Correspoadence.

Tuesday. sept. n
w.ek
Lang spsnR has boaQht a time
bunch 81 beef cattle from j a. tsea-
right
Miss outhhert aud Miss t,eIle 81
GuBni-on visited Miss Frankie Samp-
son last week.
Our delegate- returned from the
county convention well pleased with
the county ticket.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
O. -
. Corxsa6ruDnuzna

trsss~s s.,y.s -.
hars ussssse,ss<.s
Mr. Sspss HEk- ~ stsy nag Usth
A. Makers s~ asss
t.EsR - sstfeEp - - Ss<srsuaG arouud
B,fele a ks~ DAYS ths- ~w,k
Nr aud Mr.. &sshs W~Ss>lss ~ ths
ls,zh isss the >sss I.ss~ ssl>rS S-ibsss 80
M b. view Ise couDfry
iges. Gave wae fhro~n trssu .
nra-e lss-t sunday Us<srUssSG - sssssssAg
be- head aud ssrsssssssg be- sskIr
.uIIiie badly
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
LkG OHy mUS
Saturday. sept. -.
Lake City Phonoeraph:

saturday, sept. -.
J. b. Whslen and ". W. Byeru,
from Leadvilie and GunMison W.
sPectivelv, came in last night in con-
Bsrtion with local telephone business.
We assigned e. A. Norsistrom to n
wrong ituaution lsst week whes,
We said he MAS q 2rewsan On the No.
col branch. Ne ~ hssee - engineer
~ take place of f,RgtRser Ready Dur
ing the lat atter's alpas.Rce ON his annual
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
ONO CREEK
News-Champion Correspoadeace.
Wednesday. Sept.

Wednesday, Sept. N.
Miss Mable Walter commenced the
fali term of school at Fair View last
Monday with n good attendance
Miss Walker is a good teacher and
the children like her.
Our dozen people who visited
Montrose fair last week returned
saturday well pleased with their
TRIP Co the fruit country Some
think they would rather raise hay
than fruit
The ranchmen are busy stacking
grain this week and some are prepar-
ing to bale hay. Hay promises to
bring good price as il is quite
scarce IN the eastern part of the
state. Afalfa il worth ten dollars
in the stack aud baled hay is sixteen
dollars ton On the ranches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
3EIlCeR
SewsChampton Corresponae.ce.

hauIpfOh COffeBpOHdenoe.
Wednesday. sept. -
u. =. Barrows made a busipe~s
trip to Dubois Monday.
y. A. Davis cut his foot quite badly
while chopping wood last week, but
is able to be about again.
Z A. Rosenbaum has been build
ing a new cellar. which adds quite
an Improvement to his ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Nlll.A
CorreapooAeDce.

Wednesday. sept -
Arch PbelTs left for Gunni.op last
week where he intends opening a
new restaurant.
The lola Hotel and cottages are
being rcpainted. NJ N. Foster. og
Spencer. doing the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

Machine drills are operating in
the Pandora ON Quartz creek in the
main tunnel v ater power is used
and is proving sufficient for all pur-
poses and highly satisfactory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

The Epworth League will give a
Birthday Social at the Masonic Hall
tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

and outivak tiae tor a good wiRterls
work in the aincu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Fire 10 Baltimore.

Baltimore, Feb. Tine Immense
pant Of The EiseDhaUer McLes Lumber
OJmpany, Ihs largest wholesale lumber
dealers In the city, covering an entire city
block, boun led by Central, Eastern and
Canton ave lues, Is roaring furnsce start.
log from f, e that belched forth shortly
before two O'Clock this afternoon. The
flames are mountain high an while there
bad been general alarm sounded the
iremep seem to be making but little head.
way and tae fines msy spread across
The street. The entire plant Is doomed
and the loss will be heavy.
Several fact1ries 10 the immediate
raT 60 of the lumber plant have csrgit
as hiss also several d#elIiog houses In
the ntightorhood. Some of the tenants
had narrow es3Spas and other occupants
OF dwelling hous;s, mostly foreigners, be-
came wildly excited aud pSnIc'tricken
and are removing their household effects
pell.mell out OF the danger z)ne.
The great tongues Of flames worked
their way across Central avenue snd
caught the b'anch warehouse OF the
Standard Oil Company, at Canton and
Go ltral Rveous'. At once de6ning the
per from an explosion, The employees OF
The 8 aud4rd Immediately turoed the oil
adrift In the streets. Soon Oentral aud
Cat ton ave. u,s bscam riSulsis OF Are,
and :be orfsyrsliCn is making alarm
Ing % OgYess,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Virginia News.

Another deep snow fell In the Shen'
andOsh valley Yesterday.
Mr.. O. O. j. Msist', resident Of
L u1oun county, died on Saturday at
bis home, A'oa, after shcr. Illness
from pneumonia. He was As years old
E. Walker Tsbb, native OF Berkeley
county, died y6S.srisy at his homs 10
Msrinsburg, aged y years. H' was a
Confederate veteran.
William ]. Bllekhesd, OF Orange
county, section ioremsn of the Southern
Railway Company, dropped dead while
cling WORK on the lioe OF tho railway
nesr Orange, yesterday.
The conlrlc, for building a new depot
for the S u bern Railway Company OF
Orange has been awarded TO Robert &
gsoige L'igb, OF Louisa. The building
will be Of pressed brick and will cost
$4,000.
The Virginia Gettysburg battlefield
commission has awarded the design for
the monument to F. William : syers, Of
Washington. The design is for 40 Gques.
triau figure OF General Lee With figures
representing tie yaIioas branches OF The
service GROUPED at the bEs".
A blizzard, he first Of The season,
struck Norfolk and vicinity last nigh.
Driven By severe gale from the north.
west, with a velocity Of SO miles 90 hour
at Cape Il ,nry, a heavy Sow fell early
10 the evening, and hslVy fog hung
over the bay aud rosds,ead. The weather
bureau forscaste1 fair weather for las!
night and many vessels left Norfolk yes.
terday, lu! when the blzz I'd struck
then they turned and csme scudding
back to port.
FesriOg for the safety of Mrs. Willard
and her two daughters, O4pt. Jos. E
Willard sailed from New York Saturday
for Paris, where they hsvs apartment on
the edge OF the joded district For
several days Ospt. Willard had been 10
able to hosr from them, bat on Friday |
received q cs5legrsm from the American
embassy In the French cap'sl stating
that Mrs Willsrd and her children we're
yell and that the raging waters OF the |
S slne had not reached their residence on |
the B lis de B)uIogne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
BOYS NARROW Is JAPE.

A freight train bearing down ta,d
upon him, bis foot tightly fastened in .
frog OF the Norfolk and Western BAIL
way rack a. Iu'ay, Va was the pred'c.
sment in which young Grafton Hsn-
mond, so0 OF Rev. L. Hamuoud. OF
L uTay, found himself a few days ago.
The boy snd a companion w-re playing
alcDg The trscks and bis fco. became
fastened. A freight train was seen round
ing a curve, only a short Distance swsy.
The boy made fra1lic Efforts TO ex lIicate
himself, snd al the time bis foot vas
becoming more firmly wedsed 10 tie
frog, His companion, grabbing young
Hammond, attempted to pull him from
bis perilous ositioo. Uofortu usiely.
be Was being t1gged In q direction which
more and more firmly fastened his fJof.
The engineer, seeing trouble shtad, bis
attention having been attracted by the
OF q bgstandsr, brought The
engine to s;aotstll only few feet from
the boy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
Disi1fectln0 Paris,

Paris, FeH. Id aInleolirg crews
and lime.csrts ere nov seen 10 ell psrte
OF ParIr. AS a sample Of the needs o.
the city in the way of disinteClio O,
orders were Issued today for 800 car
loads Of lime This will be spread over
the city and scattered in Easements as
fast as 1t srrive'.
All over the city there as b'az'ug
piles Of rubbish aud food refuse. Bed
mattresses are taYOrite item Ia the
menu Of the fsmes.
O'hcr signs Of the gigantic cleaning
gp tbs! Paris must pass through in
the next tTO weeks are painters snd
scTubbers aud putting engines that a;e
brsveIy tryiug to empty Easements in
seciiOrs that are nov above the gsners
'pread of water.
TIE resc;ion hiss set IL aud Paflslans
are goirg at the work Of rtjuyenalio1
Nth ligh; hears.
There ware fewer serious after fl els
of the food today thsu on aug day
since the river began to recede. A few
more sidewalks csVed In, and one
small building collapsed.
Engineers today made a careful *.
animation Of sll the Seine bridges and
declared that ncns Of them had bear
seriously damaged and all were sgiin
drown open TO the public.
There are still between 100, 900 and
10000 homeless to provide for, and
while The work OF caring for them has
been systematically arranged TO az
apprecsble extent over The h0pbsznrd
esrly relief, The tSsk Is still taxing the
authorities to the limit.
4 further examination of the cily's
sewers today brought The statement from
thu engineers tina. they era not
damaged to the 6xtant a. 6rat fssred.
The Feeeding waters are constantly
revealing huge washonts under the
streets, which will have 10 be filled 70
before trsffi, will be safe upon the
streets.
-Four ApTsohes were l5uchei this
afternoon at Issy, They wera CaugbI
looti5g az abandoned house aud aDgsd
BY a posse of iniuristsd cliz9ns.
Tso robbers we're fatally shot at
B ulogae Sur Seine in a running fight
between band Of pillageTs aud the
police.
From 8 o'clock 3. m. yesterday to 8 !
o'clo;k today the Seize fell but two
inches at Pont d'Austerlilz, measuring
IS feet and inches todsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
TOday'S Telegraphic News
Gov. Mana IOaugurated.

Richmond, Feb. l.--Wm. Hodges
Mann was insug1rated governor Of
Virginia at noon today succeeding
Claude A. Swanson. The outgoing
governor end his successor appeared in
the bsll OF the house oil delegates and
Judge Mann In tae presence OF the men,
bers of Goth branches Of the general as
sembIy, took the oath of office.
The Senate and House began their
session al IL o'clock aud dispatched the
usral morning business.
All the invited guests OF Governor
SssBsou and Governor-elscs Mann, with
the hesds Of the Safe Departments,
members from Virginia 10 Congress,
judges OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
FEDERAL, Circuit and City Courts and
members OF the State Cooperation Com.
mission gathered in the Senate chamber,
aud entered through the north door Of
the Senate lobby. Ia the meantime the
former members of the general essen b 2,
ex.governors aud their wives, entered
the hall Of the h.u3e OF delegates.
AZ 1880 the Senate repaired 10 the
House chamber. Teu minutes later the
invited guests Of the governors we're as
signed to seats. Then tie lint assembly
received The officials In the following or
DEL: State officials and msyOr Of thu city
of Richmond, judges Of Circuit, City and
Federal Courts, State Corporation Oom.
mission, members Of The House Of Repre-
seuta!ives aud Ssra;e Of the United
States aud Supreme Court OF AppaslS OF
Virginia.
By tho lime they bad been seated the
hour OF noon bad arrived, when Governor
Swanson and GoVernor.elect Mann enter
ed the chamber with their secretaries,
escorted by the legislative conn ittse.
Payer Was offered By Rsv. he derrick
Pryor Epes, after which Ile ollhs OF
Office we're administered to tbs incoming
STATE officials 10 tho following order:
Asher w. Hsrman, j., State treasured,
By Judge Il O,rier Scott; b 0. James,
cre;arJ OF the com moDwtalb, By Judge
George n. II rrIson; S mu'l W. vii.
liEms, attorney-general, by Judge Stat
ord g white; J. TAYLOR ElysOp,
l'euttnant-goveruor, by Jadgo Richard
II. Osrdwell; William H 'dRes Mauu,
governor, By Jcdge James Keith. The
CIR monies we're simple bat impressive,
aud st their conclusion The assembly dis
psrsed. The reception tonigh! will to
ga elaborate affair,
G)veroor Mann in bis inaugural
sd r'ss urged the adoption o. progress
i've msthcd3 In the staie government and
resfhrmsd his position on the liquor
q1estioD, declaring that the sta could
be- trusted to settle this problem ss 1t
should be ct the proper time. There
will be brilliant inaugural reception at
the mansion tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
BishOD Accuged,

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. The long
standing con :roversy between Dean Jot n
Hartley, of Trinity Cathedral, and Bishop
William Montgomery Brown, OF the Fps
copal Diocese Of Arkansas, reached a
climax Sunday when the cathedral con.
gregation appointed committee to pre-
ter formal charges of misconduct in
Office, against Bishop Brown. The charges
will be sent today to Bishop futile, Of
s.. Louis, presiding bishop of the Epis-
copal Church in the United States. The
congregation also protested against the
,tion of the bishop in abolishng Trim
ity Cathedral and making it a parish
church. Bishop Brown demanded Dean
Hartley's RESIGNATION several weeks ago,
and after falling to receive it, issued an
order of inhibition against DR.. Hartley.
1t was decided to bring suit for dam
ages against the bishop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-01
The Korean Up rising.

Kobe, japan, Feb. l.-Urgent orders
we're received today from Toxic to
hasten the mobilization OF troops to be
used In the suppression OF the latest
Korean uprising in South PboDgsp.
TIE situation there ia far mere s5rions
then yesterdays dlspstches indicated,
and instead OF twenty Japsnese hs7iug
been killed in the uprising, II Is nov
believed that scores have been slain aud
so ia mense amount OF property de-
slroyed,
All the government officials In the
district have been murdered, according
to today's disps'chts, aud The govern
ment buildings burned.
Thousands of srmfd Koreans have
Joined the uprising sud are killing aud
loOting wherever resistance is met.
The Affected district Is intensely snsi.
japanese snd the leaders Of the revolt!
are in'p'red With the idea that the only
Es7 to prevent the threatened annex
ton of the hermit kingdom by japan
aud the destruction Of The last ves.ige Of
Korean autonomy, is to 3 var s,.ins,
the Jspsnese and all government officials
who accept Japanese dictslion.
Troops are being rushed 10 The scene
from Vsrious poinIs aud a serious con.
Aict Is imminent. The Koreans ere
fanatics and will probably be extsrmi
mated rather than yield 10 The japanese.