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The evening world., 1911-08-24
WALL STREET.

Prices were quick 10 take a down
ward course at the opening OF to-day's
stock market. Initial changes were all
lower and a liberal supply OF stocks
during the first hour knocked the list
almost 10 its low range OF the year.
In fact, Southern Pacific selling at 1903
established a new low record. Union
and Northern Pacific. Reading, st. Paul,
steel and Copper all dropped a point or
more below The final range OF yester-
day.
The bear element, on The alert to d.
vance reasons for the continued llquida-
ton. brought the old excuse OF political
trouble between France and Germany.
Stocks subsequently rallied feebly.
Pers. stent selling pressure, credited 10
specull,ive interests. dragged stocks
INTO new low ground at midday. Union
and Southern Pacific. Reading stee.,
American smelling and Copper were all
clrrigi almost / point below their pre-
X.o,.s loW figures. The selling was the
same mysterious sort that has baffled
W4II street during the recent downward
movement. S.cel was tne best sup
nor,cl security, declining but small
reactions between sales.
A ~halr-heartcd covering movement de-
ya'1pcd coward the finish that carried
the lis, fractions above the bottom. bu,
tine tone was distinctly weak at closing
time,
The evening world., 1911-08-24
MISS DREIER NOT SEEKING
TRUMeull'S FIRST WIFE.

rs 1t true that Miss Dreier. who went
to England on Aug. II, went for the
purpose OF finding Mr.. Trumbulls
first wife,
i am sure that vas not her purpose
answered Mr.. Ross. II nave every rea-
son to believe hat such a thing was
not in the back OF her head"
The announcement that the marriage
OF Miss Dre!er and Mr.. Trumbull WAS
void because the family of the bride
rad learned that Trumbuil had a wife
living from whom he had not been
divorced, was made on Monday by
George u. Beattys, attorney for the
D%reiers. This led to the matter being
taken up by the Dlstrlct-Attorney and
The aid Of Scotland Yard was solicited.
During his residence in England, It Is
said, the artist dropped the Smith from
his name and adopted that OF Trumbull
because that was the name OF a cele-
hyated artist who painted half a century
ago.
Capt. Coughlln. who Is IN charge OF
the Brooklyn Detective Bureau, at
tended the conference between Mr.. Ross
and Commissioner Walsh, and after II
was over he busied himself sending
numerous cable dispatches. He would
not tell the nature OF them or divulge
what tho next move OF the Brooklyn
Detective Department will be.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
TRUMBULL Welded
FIRST WIFE IN 1903
IN ENGLISH Church
She Is Living in London
With Their Two Children,
1t Is Learned.

The District-Attorney's office in
brooklyn. investigating the. alleged
higamous marriage on Aug. 3 last OF
Edward Trumbull-Smith. the artist.
with tne wealthy Miss Katherine s.
Dreier Of No. 6 Montague Terrace. has
learned that the young man. on Nov.
90. 1908, in ST. Michael's and All Angels
Church, Bedford Park, London. was
married to Miss Sarah Louise Jane
Pearce and that the couple rave
two children. They afterward lived at
Shepherds Bush and were known as Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Trumbull.
This was learned to-day by an Even
ing World reporter after Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Leroy Ross, who Is in
charge OF the investigation. had visited
Deputy Police Commissioned Walsh at
Brooklyn Police Headquarters. After a
long conference Mr.. Ross reluctantly
admitted that the object Of their meet
ing was the Trumbull-Dre marriage.
He was unwilling to say more, but
finally told some OF the results of the
efforts he had made to find out the
truth Of the strange affair.
FIRST WIFE DECLARED TO BE
OF GOOD FAMILY.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
W%HATSOCIEfY WOMEN
SEFCRSHAMPOOlNC


MANY society women" writes Mrs.
Mae Martyr, in the Los Angeles
Press, prefer doing their W sham.
pooling rather than 90 to the hair
dresser's. The reason Is obvious.
Women whose social duties occupy
most Of their time do not feel like
setting aside several hours for a trip
to and from the shampoo parlor.
hence the growing popularity OF the
home-shampoo. The s of canthrox
is gaining favor because 1t requires
little work and after a canthrox
shampoo has been enjoyed the scalr
is spotlessly clean and the hair takes
on a delightful lustre and %fluffiness.
Canthrox shappoos ar excellent for
allaying itching and correcting all
scalp and hair troubles. To prepare,
dissolve a t~easpoonful canthrox in a
cup hot water and your shampoo is
ready."-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
FIRST WIFE DECLARED TO BE
OF GOOD FAMILY.

'Trumbulls first wife Is a young wo.
man of good family" said Mr.. Ross.
know exactly where she is and I
expect to be in communication with her
In q day or two. We sha!, learn the
whole truth from her and IL a crime
has been committed you may be sure
this office will set a prosecution on foot.
Their wedding was a church affair
and they lived together until a year
ago. The children are with the
mother, l understand"
Mr.. Ross would not tell where the
mother and children are living at
present When pressed. however. he
would not deny that they are In Lon
don.
why did Trumbull and his hrst
wife separator" he was asked.
II don't know the exact cause of
their disagreement" he answered.
NO. I cannot say whether he deserted
her and their children or whether she
left him. Our Investigations have
not yet covered the ground of a posi-
BILE legal separation under the English
law"
MIR. Ross said he did not know II
Trumbull's first wife was an artists
model. as had been reported. lie was
willing to vouch. however. for her ex-
cellent family connections. Ho would
not say IL she is English or American
-. tg.,A
The evening world., 1911-08-24

Grace Van studdiford. opera singer, Of
No. e47 St. Nicholas avenue. She filed
a petition on sept. f., 1910, with liabili-
ties of sos Jl and assets of $40.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Fondis FolIies

Miss Edna Stoll and Miss Meeks teach
ers at Norton took dinner with Marie
Cox Saturday.
Mr. Kemmel and family, Mrs Beindorf
Mrs Nelson, Mrs tanner and two child
rem and Miss Seybold- took dinner with
Mr. and Mrs Stanner Sunday.
The party at Mr. and Mrs VIM Nc
cauley was well attended and all report
good time, returning home in the wee
small hours of the morning.
Mr. j. Taylor and family visited at
James Twins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Coe Shahan have moved
from the Jewell ranch to Canon City
Mr. Legault moved on the place.
Ed rripp of Ramah is visiting his
sister Mrs Duffy this week
Mr. and Mrs Duffy and Mr. and Mrs
Wynns and family partook of MIR and
Mrs Budy's best last Sunday noon.
MIR Al and Miss Lucy Williams spent
Sunday evening at the Cox home.
Miss Ihresa Brockman spent Sunday
With her sister, Mrs John Woodard.
: Mr. Dennis Hurley came out to his
ranch Friday evening.
Grandma and Grandpa Harper have
moved from the rpnch east of Fondis to
Elbert.
Mr. Lawrence Holden went to Kansas
City with carload of lambs
Chas Meyer, purchaser of the Mcguire
ranch was in town Monday ano pur-
chased 80 head cattle of f. V. Dininy Of
the Basin, Mr. Dininy was in town also
Mrs Person OF the heartsease ranch
near Kuntz Crossing spent Sunday in
Fondis.
Q. B. Hollems has bought several
head of fine Jersey cows, in fact the
finest in the land Mr. Hollems informs
ye scribe that by the time he reaches the
nouse that the milk has turned to but
ter, saving the process of churning. Any
me wishing information on Jersey stock
inquire of G. B. Hollems.
Mr. j. ID. Holden and family have
moved back on the ranch. Mr. Holden
'ays Elbert Coauty is the greatest Coup
~ in the U. S.
WHIsTLING RUFUs
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
EREsT Ebert. EBERT DIVIDE COUNTRY
Bijou Basin Breezes

The weather has finally settled down
to the tune Of Spring again.
Mrsers J. w. Baxter and A. W. Peter
son made business trip to j. ID. Hol.
dens Tuesday.
Messers Green and Blair passed thru
the Basin Thursday.
March entered like lamb, hope it re-
treats likewise.
Mr. ]. w. Baxter went to Denver Fri
day morning.
Mr. Dininy postponed his sale Tuesday
on account of bad weather, the writer
has been unable to find out when he
will hold it.
Mr. Gopher holden has moved his
sheep home, in off the range.
Mrs Emma Aux was called to Elbert
to attend to her nephew, Ed Baldwin
who was rick with the pneumonia.
Mr. B. A. Banta was Basin visitor
over Sunday.
Messers Mayer and Rully was trans
acting business in the Basin.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
SURPRISE PARTY

A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mrs Green on March 9,
The occasion being Alberts 10th birth
day.
The evening was spent at playing
games at which everyone enjoyed them
selves very much. About 10 30 an ele-
giant luuch was served, the table decor
ations being carnations and birthday
candles. Miss Nellie Black won first
prise in peanut forking contest, and
the BOBBY prize was awarded to Harry
Boston. After bidding the host many
more happy birthdays the guests depart
ed for their hopes at a late hour.
One who was there
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Sidney Siftings

A. r. Barrot and Fred Calhoun are
hauling oats to Eastonville this week.
J. W. Tiptons sale was called off. we
did not learn the reason,
Hugh Matthews is quite sick with
la grippe
We understand Joe Barnes has traded
his ranch for Denver property.
Frank'McNamara has moved onto his
ranch by the bridge John BlakIey and
brother-in-law are moving on the Kim
merit place.
About 30 young folks gathered at the
Cole home Friday evening. The occas-
ion being surprise on Nellie, her
fifteenth birthday. The evening was
spent in music and games, a lunch was
served at IL o'clock all had a pleasant
time.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Harness Shop

Neatsfoot oil S5 cents per gallon.
Viscol oil, a pint 20 cents.
l have line of A buggy whips,
rom 25c to l.50
Horse blankets-all kinds, rain proof
ap robes, see them.
Buggy harness, cleaned. oiled and
nade look like new,sl 90. double har-
less $3.50 Bull whips plated out any
.ength. Have buck shin pepper put
On your broken buggy whip, 25c, silk
peppers 10c. Gotten peppers 2 for Sc
carry all kinds of buckles, snaps,
and pads, do all kinds of soldering, milk
sans, seperators. put new screens in milk
,trainers, this work done first class and
See what you have that
needs fixing and bring it in, prompt at
.ention will be given.
Geo. M. McKimmie
Next door to barber shop
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Spud Valley

Mr. and Mrs VIM. Dittemore enter
tained Mr. and Mrs jeff Blakley Sunday
E. L. Coldern went to Denver to
spend few days.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Rhudy spent Sun
day with Mrs Ada Jones.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs Walter Dittamore las,
Thursday Everyone enjoyed them
selves very much.
The chirp Of little chickens are
heard in this community.
There is to be box social March Is
at the James School houe, given by the
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church.
Everybody come, Ladies bring boxes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Big Springs and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs Hayner made business
trip to Elbert Monday.
Mrs Gheene received word from Phoe-
nix Arizona that her brother is serious
ly sick and not expected to live.
Last Sunday was the finest weather
for good many weeks, consequently
our Sundry school was well attended,
it was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Roehling, next Sunday it will be held at
the home of Mr. aud Mrs Gheene at p.
m. everybody invited.
Word has been received from the
Parkhurst family in Kansas, stating
that Mr. Parkhurst is some better and
there is some hope of his recovery.
H. A. Il.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
East Cherry Creek
Ito late for last week)

Ito late for last week.
q e are in the midst of storm wave
with plenty of snow and cold weather.
Nearly everyone on the creek have
had the grippe during the past two days
but all are better now
Mr. Mrrefield of spring valley moved
onto the Atherton place the first of the
week.
Miss Nellie Williams of Cherry Creek
who has been visiting in Oklahoma re-
turned home Monday.
FL. Eggleston has been unable to work
on the new house for several days on
account of stormy weather.
Mr. AID Mrs j, G. Aide rman went to
the post office meeting held at Cherry
School house Saturday. The Cherry
Post Office will be discon tinued after
March 16. unless new postmaster takes
1t as the present Post master has resign
ed.
d. B. Campbelle and ia mily are NOV
ing onto the Henry Roth place this
week.
G. FL. Webb and Lawrence Tintle
took load OF potatoes to- Castle Rock
last week.
Mr. Foster and wife spent Sunday at
the Atherton home.
Roy Wilson went to the Roper sale
Friday and sold furniture and stock he
longing to Henry Roth
George Schrade has been very i'll
with lumbago and rheumatism, but is
some better at the present writing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
LOCAL NEWS GATHERED
In AND AROUND ELBERT

Mr. and Mrs Harry Collins We're
transacting business in Elbert
Wednesday
Mrs Jens Olkjer and little son
spent Tuesday evening at the
J A Boston home
Elbert County w. r. C. No. 29
will meet in Elbert Saturday Mar
II, All members are urged to be
present. Press Correspondent.
Why not attend the Theatre
tonight, they have something
worth looking at.
Joseph Purden is building a
modern chicken house on his
ranch south west of town
The Gates Co. are unloading a
car of lumber this week.
Mr. Jones of Colorado Springs
is visiting relatives in Elbert this
week
Mr. and Mrs Dan Detwiler Wis
tied few days in Denver last
week, returning Tuesday.
Harry Lundy received a box OF
oranges from his father at Glen
dora California
DANCE-The M. w. A. will
give a dance in the Oaks Hall on
Saturday March 25. Music by
the Dieteman Orchestra. Tick
cts $1.00. Supper extra.
The Show World has arrived
in Ebert, The Wright Vaudeville
Company are here and have as
fine a show a may be seen in
any city.
The Ebert Athletic club was
well attended last Friday, about
80 people attended. Roy Wheel
er and another gentleman used
the gloves to good advantage,
lunch was served and all enjoyed
themselves
Lewis Baldwin has returned to
Fort Morgan where he is work
ing
Harvey Cornforth has finished
his new house and will move in
to same next week
A G Cornforth shipped three
car loads of sheep to Denver Mon
day morning
Attend the Basket ball game
next Saturday on the schoo
grounds, Ebert VS. Elizabeth
Attend the Chamber of Com
merce meeting tomarrow the 11th
The Gates Co will have a fine
line of Easter Millinery, read
their add on the front page.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10

FOR SALE: - Eight or ten tons OF
fine oat hay for sale cheap. Address,
j w. Baxter, Biiou Basin.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
PUBLIC SALE

l will offer at public auction at ma
ranch e mile from Case on March IL
1911 The following
3S head of Holstein milk COWS and
LETTERS, fresh and sprhigers. l3 steers
u Holstein calves. 3 Holstein bulls.
One driving team. One work team s
and 9years old VT 2500 lbs. 3 colts, one
1rooo mare, doz. chickens, lot of farui
machinery, separator and other articles
TOO numerous to mention.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock sharp.
In case of severe storm sale will be
aeld March 20
A.D, LIST. Owner.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Rock Butte

Mr. W. L. Foster shipped 25 head of
fat shogs Wednesday.
We learn that Mr. Alter has sold his
ranch, known as the lower boot ranch to
party in the San Louis valley.
Roy Brown went to Elbert last Sun
day to get bunch of COWS that he
bought in Ramah.
Mrs Ahl left Wednesday for Friend
Nebraska, to see her father who is SER
iously i'll
g. F. Wight and Fred Bush took din
ner at c. o Brunners last Sunday.
James WEIGH went TO Commanche
Monday to work for Joe Cook.
Robert VonOsten an old resident of
Elizabeth is visiting relatives here.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Weiss a
daughter.
Mr. Noble has bought 80 acres OF land
from Ward Russell and has commenced
to improveit.
Born to Mr. and Mind Chas Anderson
a daughter.
Mrs Norus returned home from Iowa
Friday, being called there by the serious
illness of her father and sister.
Peter Bloomer has sold his large ranch
near Elizabeth to a Mr. Miller of Ne
braska.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
A word of praise
Spokane Washington, 10
Dear Editor:

Spokane Washington, 1911
Dear Editor:
My mothers last receipt shows her
subscription to the TRIBUNE to haze ex-
pired on January 10, 1911. Please ac-
cept the enclosed check for the coming
year. The TRIBUNE comes regularl,
and is always welcomed like an old
friend. Kindly remember US to any Of
our old time friends you may see.
With best wishes for the continued
success Of the TRIBUNE, 1 am
Very sincerely
Emeline King
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Teacehrs Examination

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar examination of the teachers will be
held in Kiowa March 16 and II.
CLARA M. KERN,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Church Notice

Rev. NJ. ii. Macleod will preach at
eleven o'clock a. m. on March 10.
Arrangements for the coming year
which begins April l, will be made at
this service and full attendance OF the
congregation is very much desired.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
A. d. LIST, Owner,
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF Toledo. es,
LUCus County %

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ee.
LuCUs COUNTY %
Frank } Cheney makes oath that he
. SENIOR partner Of the firm of f. j Chen
y d Co, doing buriness in the city of
Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and
nat SAID firm will pay the sum of One
hundred dollars for each aDd every case
u catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF Halls catarrh cure. Frank ] Chen
". Sworn to before me and subscribed
q my presence. this 9th day of Dece m
Der, A. D. 1896
SEAL a. w; pieason,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internal
-, and acts directly on the blood and
nucus surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials free.
2 u Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all druggists, Toe
lake Halls Family pill for constipa ton
We notice a gravel walk in
lront of the Anderson and Long
residences. If every citizen of
Gilbert would fix up their walks
the town would be greatly i'm
proved in looks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10
Surprise Party

About 30 friends and neig hbors gather
I'd at the home of Mr. aud Mrs Wm.
Nc Cauley on March the 4th. The eve
ning was spent in playing games, dan
cing, music and singing. Mrs VIM Cas-
ey and Mrs ID Holden gang and play
ed on the piano, Joe Wheeler played the
harp and Mr. James irwin brought his
graphophone. Gard playing and dane
ing we're indulged in. The Biiou Clown
Cart Schmidt) with his plug hat was
there and amused every one.
At midnight an elega at supper was
served. Merrimaking continued until
early morning when the party left for
their homes, all having spent most en-
joyable evening.
Catholic services will I've held
in the Oaks hall Monday, March
the 13 tn.
Mr. George Griffin returned to
Walden Tuesday morning.
Ed Baldwin is greatly irnprov-
ed and out of danger
$500 worth of musical instru-
ments at the Theatre.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-10

Miss Amy Foote of Hugo has
1900 votes on the News Tour
contest, Miss Amy is next to the
highest in cur district
The evening world., 1911-11-23
Starved Win $1,000 on Him.

F',ts' ''1TtHlunlclie LONDON ENpres7,l
y strange case of a brothers fifty
years voluntary starvation was
brought TO light by the death near Luz
cerne OF a Swiss shepherd named Dam
geli. Dangeli. who was seventy-seven
years OF age, was found lying on some
straw In a barn In the village of Nebi-
Ron. near Lticcrne. lie was in the las.
stages OF exhaustion and was starving.
The farmer and his assistants who
found the man sent for a doctor, and
Dangeli told his story to him.
ny papers are correct" Dangeli
said. You Will find that I am wear
Ing three suits of clothess In each oe
the suits are pockets IN which you will
find altogether Gi,2S0 In notes and
shares. For nifty years | have worked
In France as n shepherd. and I saved
almost every penny Of my earnings for
my sister. who lives In Escholsmatt.
i walked from France to Lhcerne so
that my sister. who is an old woman,
and unmarried. will benefit by every
farth.ng of my savings. My life has
been e purgatory."'
The money was found en- Dangeli,
and will be given to his sister. She
states that she, long ago believed him
TO he dead. as he had never written to
hCr. The doctor pronounced the death
of panEeli to be due to starvation and
g~N11uEtiDu. ~
The evening world., 1911-11-23

wish I wasn't. / suppose it-is bad OF
me TO say that. But I can't stand II.
Judge. II I was bad and my own
father scolded me, or even whipped me,
7 suppose It would be all right. But
when 1t isn't my father and the other
and the ~neighbors know II, I just
can't stand II, that's all. I wish you
would send me somewhere"
The court feels that II would be for
the best, too" said Justice Ryan.
Helen was committed to the Brooklyn
Orphan asylum, where her brother
Julius is already. Her mother collapsed
again as the child left the court room
with Agent Teets of the Children's So
ciety.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
C0NFESSES HIS BlGAMY.
Gerber Married After Securing H.
legal Ra hbinicaI divorce.

Samuel Gerber, twenty-five years old.
OF No. t3 Sixteenth street. Brooklyn.
was sentenced to Elmlra Reformatory
for bigany by Judge Rosalsky In the
Court OF General Sessions to-day.
In pleading guilty. the. prisoner said
vorce from. his first wife by Solomon
Goldberg of''No. 2oS East broadway.
Judge Rosalsky. had Rabbi Goldberg in
court and give him a severe lecture on
the evils of, granting religious divorces.
Gerber's double marriage relation be-
came known to his second wife after
she had .opsnedca Lrurk' he had forbid
den her to lbry into.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
SAID SHE DIDN'T WANT TO ST:
HER MOTHER.

Look up. Helen" said the Justice.
w want to see your face"
Helen shook her head a~bstlnately.
II don't want anything to do with
her. she mumbled. she let's that man
scold me-"
There IL something wron. unnatural,
hsre." aid the Justice. There is some
thing In his child's home relations
which need explanation. She Is old
enough to know right from wrong. and
II is possible that she has COME TO real
Ire a wrong at home and feel a sense
of. shame wen at her tender years,
which should have been free from such
knowledge. Is that so?" he asked Mrs.
ID Brinck.
The woman broke down and cried. She
confessed that she had left her husband
and was living with Williams and la
put her other children, ranging from
twelve to five years old. in charitable
institutions but had kept Helen with
her because She was more fond Of her
than the others. When she had STAN,
mered out so much, she fainted and
fell to the floor.
She was restored and Helen was
again asked to turn her face to be
identified. This time she obeyed.
Yes. Judge said Mrs. DE Brinck
between sobs. that Is my Helen"
GIRL ASKED COURT TO HAVE
HER SENT AWAY.
The little girl turned gravely 10 the
Justice.
Yes she said, looking him sauarely
IN I eyes, Il am her child. But /
The evening world., 1911-11-23
riding HOOD
}E0RcESC 0NFESS|0N
\ FROM HER MOTHER
Child Ran Away Because Par
ert Had Left Husband for
Another Man.
HE SCOLDED THE GIRL.
Other Children Taunted Her
and She Couldn't. Stand the
MI Shame of 1t.
HE 'SCOLDED THE GIRL.

A. N
LATHE Rid Riding Hood. the eight.
ysar-old Brooklyn girl who ran away
from home last Sunday and gave her
SIT up to the police. Is not. in the
Judgment OF Justice Ryan II the off,
Gers OF the Children's Society, as
naughty a little girl as she seemed to
them to he when her Abs about herself
were first exposed. She did lie when
she said she had no parents ana had
been put out Of doors by a woman who
wNA no longer able to care for her.
But the reason for her lies am out
to-day wien her mother. Helen De
Brnch. who calls herself Williams be-
cause she has left her husband and is
living with another man. was a~rraigned
before Justice Ryan in the Children's
court on the charge OF improper guard
ianship.
Little Helen was brought into court
to be identified by her mother. with
whom she, has refused to speak since
the Chlldrcn's society has had charge
OF her. Sta took one glance at her
mother and then turned her head aside.