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The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Swarm o.
BEES A|
THE |
BAD TIME FOR PEE
WAIST GIRIS
SMALL BOY LAUGHHl|
Lots Of Fun for the Ba(
Ladies' Tore Up the
Making some Ha
Getaways

Girls In peek-a-bOo u
open work stockings did
getaway from the north
city park Friday aften
the shade appeared the
pealing. In the midst
dreams of the prince sun
soon, a wicked buazing
their startled senses
the dreamland special tof
they discovered that a
bees had become dlsgui
their home somewhere
taking a short vacation IA
One girl said she count
lion bees with their stlal
for action, but a bareioS!
there ain't more'n a
Which ever was right,
something doing for .,
Everyone started dong
veil wiggle OF the SalOns
trying to keep the oees
ankles and out OF thelr
same time. The frecslea
gled rudely, consplcuou'e
moderately The bees
know him and let him
But the bees seeneu
every one else. They en- sl'7
alarmingly close to 'ne J
rats unmindful OF tns y
alarm. Finally a man
mosquito bar over MS asau ="
ND the big herd ana al ~ y.
them into a hive. He ses.
able to talk the bee 'als.'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
ARE REWIR|NG
COURT HOUSE

The work Of rewriting the oourt
house began this morning 80 a.
work will be pushed until eon,,,at.
ed. 1t will cost in the neigbba.ho
OF $4O0 and is designed 10
in the building. Vi n'o
rms improvement has been .ug.
eesteo by the committee of ,nvseti.
cation appointed by the Weld conn-
" commercial club and by ths In
sufance underfriters. It is m~asr.
stood that the rate or in.uIsn. nue.,
would have been increased bsI 49, nCs
the wiring been done. Hsd nut
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

There Is more Catarrh in this sec.
tion OF the country than all other di .
9eases put togetherh and until the
last rev years was supposed to be in .
durable. For q great many years doc
tors pronounced It a local disease and
prescribed local remedies and by cor. :.
ment. pronounced It incurabie. Science
has proven catarrh to be a conatitne :
ttonai disease and therefore reouires
tarrah Cure. manufactured bv
Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the oniv
constitutional cure on the market II,
drops to = teaspoonfui II acts direc+iv
on the blood and mucous surfaces ~
the system. They offer one hundred
Send for circulars and t.stimoni.Ie
Address: +. ]. CHENEY. q CO.
Toledo. o. W.
Take Halls Family Pills for const,-
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
THIS LETTER
WORTH GETTING

Mrs. Lehr. who is assisting Post
master R. L. Pence in his Office du-
ties at Ault during Mrs. Pence's
trip west, believes she wrote the
longest letter on record yesterday
afternoon. The paper used was a
foot wide ordinary wrapping paper
and four and one half yards long,
written on both sides. The ink
used was bright red and the paper
was pale blue while the envelope
was white, and it took twenty two
cent stamps to send it. 1t was more
than a newspaper and goes to Mrs.
Pence in Goodrich, Idaho. Mrs.
Lehr worked steadily two after
Moons writing on 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
STERLING HAS A PIG
WITHOUT ANY AIN0 LEGS

:. sterling, July CIV. X. =
J. Iittler. sexton Of the cemetery. =
!. is this morning showing a
!. freak in little pig born Win ::
!. NO hind legs. The mother OF
!. the pig gave birth to two yes :.
]. terday morning, neither one
j. having any hind legs. The
!. owner named them Tom ana
:. Jerry, but Jerry passed away
:. last night. Tom was taken
!. from his mother and is being ::
). nursed on bottle, Littler be-
!. ing up four times during the :
;. night to feed the little fellow. :
:. ). !. !. 4. !. !. I. I. + + j. + + + =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
TEACHERS SEE
OUR CITY HALL

Prof. Bullock. who is CONDUCTING
the classes in School Administration
at the summer school, took about
200 teachers through the city hall
yesterday afternoon as a part OF
mis- lecture course. They were
SHOWN all the rooms where the
council, the police court and city
ofhcers meet and the methods OF
law making were explained. Every
thing was in apple pie order for
the visitors and every one at the
Hall wore a smile that would not
come on as the teachers were pilot.
ed over the building.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
POLICE RAID
CATCHES THREE

A disorderly house on east Tenth
street was raided by the police yes
terday afternoon. The place has
been under surveillance for several
weeks, although in previous visits
of the police the inmates were not
at home.
A woman from Fort Collins, her
sixteen year old sister and man
were arrested. The girl was turn
ed over to the juvenile court, the
woman sent out of town and the
man fined.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
LupT0N CLAIMS RECORD
N RAISING CHICKENS

!. Fort Lupton, July 22.-The
!. record chicken raisers of Weld
!. county is claimed by two Lup..
!. ton families, whose united
j. hatch this spring has been
+ over 4,30O birds. Lee Buck.
+ living mile south of town.
!. has Matched and raised to
:. young fryhood 1900 chicks by
+ the incubator method. Fred
i Arnold, a neighbor, goes him
i one better, with 1890 to his
+ credit. Mr.. Arnold sold several
+ hundred OF his hatch when
i. three days old at ten cents
+ apiece, and the rest are about
!. ready for the skillet.
!. j. i. 1. j. i. I. I. + + + - i + +
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

at the time, which
few days later bv Sas q
through the mails nj.
and ana poeketbook Wisl T,sl
that Buttgrs had SEN, ss
but he did not know ovl' !.
ular reason for this ~!
The prisoner told ny "
Denver l s. F., { and spending
about $3.50, latar !.
watch for S25O. vb,is Y
spent, then returning ~ !
On being asked if n.
they We're holding IN ny
that he did not. W
Then how did Won ,
send the pocketbotoytD Ok :
inquired Deputy Dis,-, I
keyes.
L, We read the accou
holdup in the Trlbpns'''
prisoner.
Both of the prisou.,
rested recently by rbs s'
flee when eight youth; thu
ed with numerous thai,
that one OF the Young n
fessed to the holdup ",
as it was believed IA,
the ringleader in this
be caught It now ann
has made for parts n, n,
that there is but littl,
finding him. Wickstrn
held before being ara
hope that his companI
brought to justice.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
kEOTA STRIKES
WATER SUPPLY

= That there is an immense
= body of water in the vicinity
!. of keota within easy pumping
: distance of the surface Is in
!: dicated by recent develop
!. ments in that portion of Weld
+ county.
: Editor A. C. Hammond of
: the Keota News was n town
:: last week on the property of
:. the Wild Horse Reservoir and
: Irrigation company, two miles
= northeast of Keota. The COM
+ pany had put down a test
:. we'll, SO feet deep, and struck
! a fine flow of water that
: came to a level three feet be-
!. low the surface of the
:: ground. They then started to
= dig a big we'll nearby for the
: pumping plant and when down
!. about 20 feet the water broke
+ through, and the effort to push
+ to , further depth had to be
! abandoned. The pump, q
! three inch centrifugal of
+ modern pattern. was put to
: work, but all efforts to lower
\ the water met with failure.
:: Mr.. Hammond tells of the
: biggest rain on record which
:: fell in the Keota district last
:: Thursday, Friday and Satur-
: day. Over six inches of rain
: fall. by accurate guage, was
< the result of the three days
: storm. Jackson reservoir now
: has six feet of water in it, but
: the heavy rain washed out all
X the bitches.
!. + !: I. e. 4. I. !. + !. = !. y j. i. 4.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Dr. Downing Improving

Evans. July 22-The condition
Of DR.. Downing is improving slowly
and he hopes to be able to attend
to his office duties in another week.
His recent illness was brought on
by an acute attack of rheumatism
from which he has suffered for
years.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Lupton Real Estate Lively.

Lupton, July 20.-The past week
has seen a large number of strang.
ers IN town inquirfng about real
estate. The good crops that seem
assured for Lupton and vicinity
through the soaking rains that have
fallen recently. has created an in.
terest In real property greater than
has been manifested for months.
work began this morning on the
new Coffey garage. 1t is being con.
structed OF cement blocks, and the
dimensions are 32x6O feet.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

The south bound Union Pacific
due here at S:55 became stalled in
the lower end of the yards this
morning and had to be towed to
the depot by the switch engine The
cause OF the break down was the
suooen collapse of a tiny piece of
the machinery in the engine No. 2s
ana the train was delayed about 2
hours until live engine could be
secured to take it on to Denyer.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

When you feel lazy. out OF sorts
and yawn a good deal In the day
time. you can charge 1t to a torpid
liver which has allowed the system
to get full of impurities. HER
B1NE cures all disorders produced
by an inactive liver 1t STRENGTHENS
that organ. cleanses the bowels and
puts the system in good healthy
condition. Price soc. Sold by Car
son w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

Roy Potter. a former resident of
Greeley. died at his home in Iowa
on Monday. July II. He had been
sick for nearly two years. He leaves
q wife at his Iowa home. Miss Mat
tie Ward Of Greeley, and Mrs.
George Adams of this city are rela-
tfves.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain s
Liniment freely. 1t will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the
parts to a healthy condition. For
sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain g
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe;. Rem
edy. 1t Is almost certain to be need
ed and cannot be obtained when on
board the cars or steamships. For
sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
spuDS ARE GOM|''

= of the precious The Y
= is coming down potatoes,
+ valley crop penysr NJ
j. descend on the ne D Two cai'
|. .oday. Win .mY will beg
+ drop. Before ~" Is erpecte'
!: for the week t. tit-dlSsped = at
: $50 a hunJTes'. l !. /. + ~
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
ANOTHER COMET EGG APPEARS

r Severance, July 22.-An- i
+ other comet tailed egg fs ON I
= exhibition here in the hard +
= ware store Of Walter BIZ. The I
= owner Of the hen who laid 1t :;
= 10 wondering II the egg were I
+ hatched would the result be . Z
= little meteor or an entire full 4
= fledged comet. 4
= r r r r r r = + r r + r 4 r 4
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

For summer diarrhoea IN children
always give Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil. and a speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27

Doing hard work l,,,. IN = d
STOPPING position pnuo,iSpfal
the back that .,,Is is pa'.it.rrai
muscles have become !, vitho'
can't get rid o.t,,ratins Of II 9
The great peneeul 'I'TISlNEl
BALLARD's SNOW .t,ir-oneIy Iran
appeal to you MOI !. e The Ge1
t'me1; yo% need, "i''ir Price I5o' p 'css,' 5rs !
her bottle. sold by ''
bert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
STUDENTS G!I
PLAY ON ]

A large and appreel,aro 4
witnessed the pr0uu,,...s ,..s NJ
speare's play Wei''T The
Normal last evening, aoOr,
ance was given ou. .,a a md
terraces in front OF tns e.,,
ing and those taking .or's pa
members OF Miss Ioos' al
classes for the summer am
Electric lights were ere. ~ ~
Ing the necessary lsn, lssnnrned ,
and the shrubbery iorsi sa,tin
background for ta9 ,assn
entire cast was well nronoll 'uN
entire AFFAIR was Trrapci Tigr
great success. Miss ! sTt ,r d
head of the drama,ii' ths
Ing classes, directed 'D'
ance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
GOLDSBOhO.
HEARD FROM
A Lady WHO Lives lii Go!dsboro
Joins in the Chorus OF Praise
for CaTduI, The Woman'S
fGnic.
fGni:.

GoIdsboro, II. C-"a physician treat
cd ne ior many distressing symptoms, !"
%TilcS Mrs. Eta A. Smith, "but gave
ne no reiiS1
II suffered witIl neuralgia around the
heart ani was troubled al times with my
head. had pain in ny lett side. bowels,
lett thigh, shoulders aud AIMS.
"Aiter taking Cardui, am now well
and can recommend il 10 other suffering
women.
Just such doubtful symptoms. as those
from which Mrs. Smith suffered, are the
ones foF whcii ii will pay you TO take
Carlui, The Woman's tonic.
It's At such times. when there is MOTH
Ing - show, fOf certain, the real cause OF
The trouble. that you need tonic, to give
the body strength 10 throw oil the illness
that evidently threatens.
Take Cdrdu, when you are i'll with
tie ailments oil your sex Take Cafdul
as a tonic, TO prevent illness. when you
ieel It coming.
Your druggist keeps n.
r. -Wfiic 10. Ladies Ad"i,oG DeDt, Chatta-
nUOga Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn t3f Special
distractions and UI-paCe book, Home Treatment
ior Women sant ~ plan w'appef On request
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
RAILROAD NOTES.

Many cars used in railroad work are
at the depot Of the Southern Railway
Company in this city Steam sh0rels
are also at the depot These, it is sup.
posed, are TO be used in doubIe-tfack
ing portions Of the road.
Reports are still in circulation among
railroad mep to the effect that nego-
tiations are in progress by which the
Blucmont Branch of the Southern will
be extended TO form connection
with the Norfolk and Western road, III
which event it il likely that Alexan-
dria will once more become coal
shipping point. This has for three
score years been the dream OF many
persons in this city. When the old
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad was conceived it was the ulti-
mate aim OF the projectors to carry II
to the Hampshire coal fields. The
war, however, came on after the road
had been extended to Leesburg, and
such hopes were shattered. Several
wears before AIeXandrians had been
greatly disappointed When they realized
that the coal depot which the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company alleged they
would build on Jones Point vas simply
a depot Oh paper.
The Alexandria canal for years made
this city a coal shipping depot, hut
short time after the close OF thcClvlI war
the coal companies located here closed
down and went to other places. The
canal in the meantime fell into dtSuSe
and was finally sold. While there may
be nothing tangible i'll the reports re.
ferred to above, as railroad officials
will cot discuss such matters. it i pos
sihIs ,Eay Alexandra may realize III
part, at least. \ long-cntertained hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The monthly meeting Of the Free
Kindergarten association met at Mis-,
Lizzie Mcknight ) on Thursday. The
chief business transacted was election
OF officers for the ensuing year. Mrs.
NJ. ". O'Brien was elected president,
Miss Anna Roberts, yice-preSldent; Miss
Mcknight, rccoriiug secretary: Mr..
Robert Jones, treasurer; Miss Mary
Carln, press correspondent.
Two new members OF the board Miss
Lula Smoot and Mis- Elizabeth Stay
maker were present and warmly vel
coined.
The Kindergardencr, Mrs. Wright re
ported that Mr.. Jameson had very
kindly photographed the children and
had given each child copy which was
put on the out side of their books con
tanning their works for the year. Miss
Mcdonald offered the services OF the
ant!.tuberculOsis nurse for the medical
inspection and treatment of the kinder
garden children The following con
trihutions were gladly acknowledged
a friend, 81 10; Miss Laura King, Sl.Oo;
Mr.. Lewis Bell, $l.00 Miss SlaYmaEer,
II DO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

The Lodge Of Odd Fellows at Acco-
tink have requested L. R. Boyer
to present the old familiar drama, Ten
Nights in a Barroomss" at that place
under the auspices of the lodge. Mr..
Boyer is arranging cast for the play
which will he presented in few weeks.
Members of the Ideal Mandolin Club
will be in the cast.
The schooner Five Sisters, from
Aqua Creek with lumber to y. 4
Smoot 1; Co.. has arrived.
The Braddock Athletic Club defeat
ed the Tip Top Baseball Club this
morning by the score ot l. to 5.
NJ. and Mrs. ]. I. Burke left today
to spend few weeks at Atlantic City.
Peter Aitcheson. who has been quite
sick during the past week, IS slowly
improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
MADERO WILL 'D|SBAND
THE |NsURCENT ARM
Each Inusrrectos to be Given $50, or
81 a Day for His Services---The
Alleged Dynamite Plot
at Juarez.

On Board Madero Special, Ciudad
Porfiro Daz, June 3.-Francisco /.
Madero. at S A. m, today entered Mex.
ican territory, and at once boarded his
special train here for the Mexican cap
ital. Before starting south, he issued
this statement:
1T is nov my duty 10 bring about
peace. | am going to devote my whole
attention to disbanding the insurrecto
army. The government Is going to
give every insurrecto soldier 500 in
cash, 81 day for his service during
the revolution, one horse and so for
his gun. This is very generous and Is
the first really great step towards the
rehabilitation Of the Mexican army. )"
When the train started south, it
carried no body guard for Madero, but
$50 armed men will board it later IN
the day. As Madero's train passed
through Texas yesterday, all the laws
of that state against carrying revolvers
were broker. Every member OF the
party was armed.
Ell Pasn, Tex, June 3.-Many ar.
rests are expected in Juarez within the
next few days as the result OF the dis
coyery of plot to blow up Francisco
Madero and 500 dancers on the eve
of Madero's departure for Mexico City.
Locked in the Jail at Juarez is Cruz Rey,
formerly Jefe Politico OF Gtladaloupe,
who was deposed by Madero per
He is accused of completely
10 the plot
Some believe Cruz Rey acted alone,
seeking to revenge himself on Madero,
but the general opinion Is that the at
dynamiting vas part Of the
plot to overthrow Madero
and start new revolution. A man
whose name is not disclosed, was
caught a, midnight Thursday approach
ing the customs house in Juarez, where
the grand ball was in progress. In his
pocket he had packet Of dynamite
a attached to which was time fuse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
EXPLOSION Of MAINE
WAS FROM INSIDE?
Admiral Melville Believes SpaniardS
Innocent of the Charge Urged
Against Them Suppressed
Letter TO Speaker Reed.

New York. June That the United
States batlleship Maine, nov being uh-
covered in Havana Harbor, was moi
blown up by Spanish Missaries, but
was destroyed by an internal explosion,
the result of an accident, IS the belief
of Rear Admiral George ". Melville.
retired, who, at the time Of the disaster,
was engineer in chief of the American
Navy.
This starting statement Is made III
letter written by Admiral Melville on
January 29, 1902, to the late Thomas
Is. Reed, then speak of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. For state reasons the
letter was suppressed at the time. 1t
now appears in the North American
Review.
THE more study and reflection !
give to the question, the more | am
convinced that the destruction OF the
Maine was due to an internal explos-
ion, I" writes Admiral Melville. In
giving this opinion there is no intention
to reflect either upon the discipline or
morals OF the ship nor the sincerity
Of the views of the court ol inquiry.
Extended Investigations show that
there have been explosions OF maga-
zines and focal bunkers which have
been inexplicable and which have
taken place under circumstances that
seemed impossible to account for. =
The admiral states that in this view
he is isupheld by naval experts Of Europe.
He declares his belief that at the time
of the explosion. the Spanish govern
ment could not have contemplated war
with the United States, el-e it would
not have ordered the armored cruiser
Viscaya to proceed to New York.
The admiral says:
The Spanish are great mining engl-
neers and could not have heen ignorant
that the explosion Of a great mine
within the harbor would destroy ship
ping slips and public buildings.
The buoy used by the Maine was a
most desirable one and Spanish mer-
chant ships were secured to 1t before
the Maine.
Not single Spanish official has
ever set been specifically. or even indi-
reclly, accused Of the grave act
If the Maine was destroyed by a
submarine mine, what brcam" Of the
fragments Of The she, OF the nine 1t
is TO be presumed that our divers re-
ceived special instructions to look for
siich evidence. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03

THREE HUNDRED REBELS
ARE KILLED IN DAT Tie
More Severe Fighting in China--ln-
surgentS of FIowery Kingdom
Want a Republic--Pl Tor
General Uprising

'St Petersburg, June %.-Scvere
lighting has again broken out in sev-
eral provinces in southern China, ac-
cordiug 10 messages received here To-
day. Three hundred Chimes rebels
are reported killed III one battle IN
kwaug- -Tung province. With the loyal
troops, the latter also losing heavily.
The rebels are reorganZing and IN
terd soon 10 set up republic in this
province.
The uprising is supposed TO be a
part OF the general anli-Manchurian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Epworth League "l the 'GunIty
NJ. f. Church held is anrnal meeting
al the parsonage last nigh! The fol-
loving officers were elected for the
coming year:
Fletcher Dyson, president; David
Arnold, first vice president; Miss Vcrna
Bittle, second vice president: Miss
Bessie Reeves, third vice president;
George Petit, fourth vice president;
Miss Bessie Reeves, secretary; Miss
Gladys Ramey, treasurer; Miss Nerna
Bittle, pianoiSt; Walter Pierpont, choir
5ter. After the meeting, refreshments
were served and amo,t enjoyable even
ing was spent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-03
TELECRApHiC HREvITIEs.

The plans of the immigration au-
thorties Of New York to deport Mrs.
Zadia Betrous, widow of an Argent
nan, because Of trachoma, have been
thwarted by the arrival of the stork.
As the mother Of a baby born in Amer
ica, Mrs. Betrous will be permitted to
enter.
The head Of the church council al
Chris,iana has refused PERMISSION TO the
Rev. Anna Shaw to preach iii the
church there, there being law against
women receiving holy orders.
Suffragists of Radcliffe College, Cam
bridge, Mass, are incensed because
the Harvard corporation disbauded
lheir organization, and yet has permit
ted the organization OF the Harvard
Mems League for woman suffrage,
Miss Violet JosIyn, OF Omaha, is the
winner Of the prize offered by the Ma
tional Society, OF Colonia Daughters If
Patriots and founders, in New York
for the best essay on American history.
Rev. D. r. Kennedy, jr., stopped
the clock in the tower OF the church al
Sutheld, Conn, because it, >trikil
kept his babies awake.
T. B. Fielder, lawyer, wants to tish,
duel with Gov. Cole Blease, Of South
Clrolina, or to pay the expenses OF a
bel suit if Blease will bring itagalnt:
him. A personal quarrel Is the causs
If when you tickle your ankle your
big toe turns upward and the Other
toes spread outward, your skull is
fractured, according to Dr. G. c. Chad
dock, OF St, Louis, who has tried the
test in l75 cases without failure.
Blonde girl babies with Llue eyes
$25: brunette girl babies $50; box
babies given away, is the market
quotation in Detroit according to lrS
J. Jayne. Of the Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children.
Bob, famous performing sea lion
suffering from toothache, committed
suicide in Galveston. Tex, in the opin
ion OF his keeper, by turning on h;
back in his tank and deliberately
drowning.
Excitement prevails in Amritzar, IL
the puujab, oyer the sentencing L
death of Rance. Sahiba, an Indiar
princess, for numbering by poison be
paramour, kahan Chand.
Miss Annie s. Peck from New Yori
sailed today for South America 4
climb the Acancagua peak OF tb
Andes, which is 22,S00 feet high ant
the apex OF the western hemisphere.