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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
MARSHALL OPENS
MAINE CAMP AIGN
In Speech at Augusta He Deals
Principally With
Trusts.

Augusta. Maine. August 21--An old
fashioned torchlisht parade marked
tho appearance ia Augusta tonight Of
Governor Thomas r.. Marshall. OF In
diana Democratic candidate for Vice
President. who lis making speaking
tour Of Maine in th. interest OF the
Democratic state ticket. Before
Hpeakius here Governor Marshall made
an address in GnrGiner in which he
prophosied "a peaccable or forciblc
revolution INA the conduct OF affairs.
The people" nc said. Twill not per-
init few 70 make peace or war. fam
Inc or plenty such conduct IS breed
Ing socialists like rabbits In warren
A. the Augusta city Han the vice
presidential candidate dealt princi-
pally with the trusts
The Democratic platform says q
private monopoly Is indefcnsioie.' said
Governor Marshall. The regular Re-
pubiicans an going oh, by the icsisla-
tsos OF tho Suprrm" Court TO dissolve
trusts Whcn We So. tn. cnoct OF tines.
associations on tleir stocAs ana bonds
. sense OF gratitido suggests that on
the nrst moonlight night OF the Octo-
Der term the trust quartet serenade
tho court with
'Iialleluia. thipo tho glory. halle
luiah. amen
Haiclujah. thine The glory dissolve
us again
"The rrosrossives say lot not the
people be dismayed We have tile man
who can make TIA" trusts come up aud
cat out % his hand. Anl they surely
have II his record Is any index OF
results. we may be assured that the
prorcnder w.il be not only good. but
nutritious He VIII suspend tAe oper-
alton OF the criminal laws at any time
rather than endanger the liberty OF
q campaign contributor who wants TO
make money unlawfuliy. He did this
for the harvester and steel trusts.
When he began his career as a trust
buster there were only l49 irusts
with $4,000 ooo.o 600 Of capital At tho
end OF MS career thare were more than
10000, with mole than s3lonQ 000. 900
o. capital.
tho charter OF every corporation which
marrles another or by gentlomons
agreement lives ia open and notorious
adultery with another. !, few revoca-
lions and . few shaved heads will take
The swelling out OF some fortunes and
w1rn others not 20 swell
There ~ another solution Make
tii= lawyer who coluscls. nids Abets
" advises the formation OF trust
criminally liabi. What RICH, has he.
BECAUSE he is a lawyer. TO draw vicious
contracts which will enable MS client,
20 loot tho publio2 lie should be hold
Responsible He would not buy q Jimmy
for prospective burglar Yet he
knows II h. Will bg. stop to think.
that many contract whch he draws
is more hursiarious than a Jimmy.
II Doe VIII NOT quiet make him .parti-
cops criminis."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
CUBAN REPORTER
ATTACKS GIBSON
American Charge d'Ahaires AS
saulted While Entering
His Hotel.

Havana, August 2T.-Hugh S Gibson.
the charge d'anaires OF tile American
legation At Havana, while entering q
hotel here Tonight. was assaulted by
"a Cub;sn newspaper reporter. Mr. Glib
son was not seriously Injured Ills
assailant was arrested and the cuban
secretary OF stat, personally expressed
his regret 10 the charge at tho oc-
Currcncc.
Mi Gibson was JUS, entering the
hotel al which H. habitually dimes.
when the man, without warning.
sprang unon him from behind and
Knocked him down. While tbs Amer :
can charge d'anaIrcs WAS lying on the
ground. his assaiiant jumped upon him.
At tits moment Edward Bell the
second secretary Of the legation.
reached the scene and dragged OF the
assalant. saving Nj. Gibson from serl-
GUS injury.
Tho police on arriving at the hotel
took the man away from Mr. Bell The
prisoner was consigned TO Jail 20
await The official complaint from tho
legation Tomorrow morning He had
been forbidden entrance 10 the lcsa-
tion because he had falsely attributed
TO Nh Gibson certain statements pur-
porting TO pertain TO the relations OF
the American legation with the Cuban
government.
Apparently the assault was the out
come OF the charge d'anaires attitude
IN calling the attention OF the cuban
government 10 the various demands OF
the Washington government and es'
pecially in his lnslstence this after
noon. despite the opposition OF the
Cuban cabinet ministers. on the pay
ment In cash Of the Reilly claim on
the matter Of tho Cien.ugocs water
works contract The man who at
tackled the American representative Is
81 journalist named Masa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hun street,

1870 lull Street.
Phone Madison i15.
william Fiser, eoiored, and Helen Hanie.
aHas Julia Brooks. colorcd. fined so
each By Justice Maurice yesterday for dis
orderly conduct in the early hours OF the
morning. The couple went TO dance Mon
day evening. and or their return home
ward drank too muG liquor from a flask
that William produced They were found
iu a bcfuddled condition by officer Lee yes
icrday morning near Seventh and Hull
Streets His pistol shots aroused the niegh-
borhood
In Police Court william peeled from
heavy roll OF bills the yeilowhack to pay his
own fine. hrt did not offer 10 purchase the
freedom 81 his companion who wa. sent TO
Jail
Wanted to Sober Up.
James n stairs. we'll known charnc,e
q South Richmond. presented himself At
tho police station last night and requested
tina; he ne given ton DAYS gratuitous sem
icnce IN which 70 set over the effects o, a
Captain Lipsoomh.
stairs had no, beon drinking when he
came 10 the jail but he said that he felt
himself slipping and wanted 10 take cyerv
precaui!on against another lapse,
Herbert Mozler colored. was arrested last
night hy OFFICER Donovan for disorderly con-
duct on Huli street:
Transfer. of Realty.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
Were admitted to record Yesterday in the
clerks office % the Hnsiings Court. Part II:
Leo r. Brown and wife 10 Leo e. Ulmsn.
,hiriv-hve feet on Eleventh Street between
lion. $50
Union Securities and Realty Corporation
to Leo r. Brown. seventy feet on Eleventh
street between Stockton and Everett Streets.
Consideration not given.
Joseph 7 mixers and wife to Union Sc
enrres and Really Company. s''s feet on
HUI street between Twentieth and TWENTY
mrs, streets Consideration. s..si7.5o
Leo r. Brown and wife 70 Hattie T FED
~f-r ftH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Chesapeake 6 Ohio Raiiwa,

1.scA.-I.0cal DaNy--Ncwport Sewr
s;i5 A.-Locai- Da!ly-Ch Vile. Elk sun.
lhurinond.
~ .oo A.-EApress- paliy--NOrfolk. Old Point
tlV:oo A.-l-ocal Dat.y-LchbE.. Lex. c. Forge
'l-.tv Noon -Daily-Nor.o!k Old PIT
'-;lS r. EXpfcss-paIly. Gin. L'ville.
fi;OJ l. -l-ApEvss-ba!iy-So y. News
$500 .-Loea.-Daily-N. Sews. Ola Point.
o.I5 P.-Local-I:N. Sun.-Gordonsvine
- 10 P.-Local-Ex. sun.-LchbS Natura,
Bridge. clifton orxe.
$40 P-LlmIted-DAiiy- Cineln'ti. Chicago
'll:go p.-EXpFuss -Daliy-cinc!Gnati, L'yltis
's.eeptrS. ffarlor CARS
TRAINS ARRIVE HICHMoND-Local ,-or,
East. $40 y NJ $40 +. NJ. Through from
Eust: 1850 =. N. 2.o5 Z. NJ. ESQ Z. a. Local
from West; $40 \. NJ ''?.s5 H. NJ aod
10 +. ii Through. $50 a. NJ. u;ss
A.. and $50 p NJ
James river Line; "S:s5 4 NJ. $40 p. NJ.
.'Dally cS--'pt Eundss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
FUND NOT COMPLETE
Nearly $4,000 InckinE To Pny for BAT
tlrship's Silver Service

DTanl forKs y D. AUGUST Fat
tar two Years OF effort there SIN re-
MATS 5000 10 be raised oi the $500
na'tioshiT North Dakota Secretary II
+ nrotkhon. of the commission ap-
p"iitod 90 raise the money. mas asked
f,r tine completion OF the tund When
posed to raise tho entire sum by dollar
subscriptions. and each county was
asked to furnish proportionate
amounts. but several counties have
made no response Tho service was
ordered from New York firm Two
ycars ago and still lies IN the jewelcr'
ehops
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

i'!--".4f..t f-->'..tIER or THE sOOru
Trans Leave Richmond
y u en9MiHs senecule mcgee puh.sh-
Ell as Information and not guaranteed:
For the south Daily; e.i0 A. NJ Local
10 L. A III Express. eco =. ~ gxpresr
win electric AShted Stepping Car Tor A
ANA anG h!.minshara Has J.. 81 E1preIa
" eok Days. 500 h. NJ. Local
YORK RIVER line
40 u. M.-DaIy Connecting for at,,.
moro Mon. Wed. and Friday. 6.oe A M-Ex-
sun and -. T.. M.-Mon.. Wed. aua Frl.
Gay-Loca1
Irain, Arrive Richmond
From tho south: ESQ \. ~. $40 a
900 y. N. SOS T.. 81. dAily: 1855 Ex sun
From West Point: $50 y. ". daily. l,:5 A
Nj. Nor. Wed. and Fri. t;2s Il. NJ Ex sun.
y. Is. BURGESS. ID. y A..
eg A@tR 81 khsux Madison fTn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
MOB PURSUE NEGROES
Nearly 1000 Armed Men Follow Trail
ThromEh Mountnins.

Gadsden. Ala. august 27.-A force
OF nearly 1000 men, armed with many
a band Of negroes. one OF whom shot
and wounded Oliver and Charles Hail.
near Colllngsvillc. Ala. two days ago.
Fresh bloodhounds were sent from
Chattanooga to-day. and they ara fol-
lowing the negroes trail through the
mountains near Branch. Ala. a sta
ton on tho southern Railway re-
port was received day tina, James
Murphy. a member of the pursuing
force, who was wounded Yesterday.
had since died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED
Edgar Lord Charged With Embczzlc.
mcnt OF 100000

New Boz ford. Mass. August 81
LdSar Lord. treasurer OF the New BED
ford and a. Cushnet Cooperative
Banks. is under arrest here to-day
thafsed with the embcz2lement OF
si0.oOo from the banks. The complaint
Is made by Charles w. Levi. Massa
chuaetts bank examiner.
the complaint alleges that the ir-
resularities cover a period since 1907.
Payments VIII be temporarily suspend
cd hy the hanks until the examination
u ciA, icted and the exact situation
is known
Mr Lord has been in the employ Of
tn BANKS for twenty years Hc is
tho Calvary Baptist Church In PROT
dan,e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
schultz Sold to New York

Savannah, Ga. August e7-Iioine
Schultz. pitcher Of the Savannah Club.
south Atlantic League. who won a
double header from Columbus last sat
urday. allowing two hits in each game.
was sold to-day to tho New York
American League club He viii re-
port at tho finish 81 the South Atlantic
League season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
rhorp Hopes to Break Record

New York August a7-James Thorn
the Carlisle Indian athlete hopes to
achieve now worlds record i'm the
al-round athletic championship at Col
tic Park next Monday Tho present
record Is held by Martin sheridan who
made . total of 7,3S5 points in the
championship OF 500 Thorn believes
that he can better this score by nearly
~ If he IS IN his ton form sheridan
VIII he unable to compel. this wear.
and Thorp's chief rival will be John
Hredemus. of Princeton. who held the
title for ono season two years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Washington August 27.-Refucccs
nre beginning to return to their sban-
doncd homes in Chihuahua since the
opposing armies are carrying on their
q, crations further west. Numbers OF
tine Morn !. colony arc among those
returning. They report their proper
ties in better condition than they OK
nectcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Richmond & Petersburg alecinc RailwaJ

taTs leave ManlheslrT seVenta ana Ferry
streets for Petersburg.
- 2. s. - ~. u. 'l3 n NJ. = ,. D. l. 4
- .t. &c q, s. -. ~ i. II.
ll.eo L 81. ;os Chester. 1900 midnish, ios
Peters burg.
cars leave Petersburg. foct OF sycamore
stre-t. !or Manchester:
is.ii as. $50. ',%. SIS. s.ss. .io.as ..n
4 NJ 1885, 1855 $50. ass. sa25 SIS s:S
> s5 3 -. $3.50. -io.ic u'io p NJ
fDaiiy. except sundays a0d holidays
'Cnr..ss bassage and eNpress
'sg.rnlted. except sundays and holIlays
A.. ears from Yetersourf connect via
cars .ur lllchmand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
TRANSPORT LIscum sinks

shanghai. China August 27.-The
United states TRANSPORT Liscum sank
here to-day alongside the wharf whor.
she was lying. in forty feet OF water
ne cause o. the accident has not vet
been ascertainod She was undergoing.
repairs. and tho captain. as Vol as
tho ship builders arc Of opinion thar
she can he raised with ease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Railroads
Atlantic Coast Lime
The Standard Railroad of the south.
EEEEE1INE AIrGIrS1- : f1rp

EFFECTIVE AUGUST :. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For F.orida and so-ts; Sis y. AZ and
ESQ T. IL. 1900 y NJ
A.. ii. .sio p. NJ. ..s:s5 + N NJ :" N'' ''F'
For n x w. Ry. west: SIS A. NJ, s;se
Nj. 1905 +. 81. $40 =. NJ
For Petessbnrs 1900 y ~ 6:ls A NJ
$40 y. NJ. Sis a. n. 500 \. NJ. $50 A.
81. 800 a. NJ. t;-y =. ~. Cos 4. NJ. o..
H. N. ''...S T.. NJ. $50 p. NJ. u:4S p. N.
For GclGsnorc and Faycttcyilles .f.LO y ii.
Trains arrive Richmond daily 5.C5 4 81
90 = " io;ia a NJ. 1851 A. NJ. .'iO:S A.
'-i.io a. III. CO = ri. 5 80 T. N. SOU r.
N, $500 4. N. ''io.25 T.. NJ. 1880 T.. NJ
Except sunday. "sUAlay only.
ucetons nos guaranteed
e $ CAMPBELL. d. = A sss Main ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Perrin. Red Sea. August 27-A Sharp
ing at o'clock all over tho cItv ana
tho surrounding district The Ger
man steamer Andre Rickmcrs on ner
arrival here later in the day reported
that the disturbance AT sea was Very
severe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
News Of South Richmond

a capias for their arrest in his pocket.
Mikee Duncan detective and former
resident of Nolan. W VA IS tn jail here.
seven years ago Everett Thompson
was shot and killed ut Nolan Last
night as Duncan passed along the
street here he was recognized ty
floyd Thompson. an uncle OF he dead
man and his arrest followed Duncan
says he fired in self-defcnsc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

spoon, who became assistant CHIEF Of
stan Colonel Edward ]. McClernand.
now at the Preside. san Francisco. be-
comes hrigadier- general, but as he viii
retire In the course OF few months.
he will probably not hc given any gen
eral command
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Canoa. Crotc. august .'.-Iho Frdnch
armorcd cruiser Brnix left to-day for
Samos 10 suppress any ATTEMPT 20 en-.
ccutc tho reported design Of armed
rretan nlibustcrs to anneN the island
and hoist the Creek Has Tho com
mandcr Of the Bruix received orders
to depart from the ministry Of marine
u Darla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

southoouna trains scheduled 20 ieav, Ylcn
mond daily 9.o5 4 M.-Locai to SoslinA
...Q i. M.->leepers and coaches Atlanta.
birmingham savannah. Jacksonville l:sl
4 M--slcepers and coaches Jacksonville
N;25 T.. M.-Seepers and coaches Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis. Sorth bound tralns
scheduled TO arrive Richmond daily:
80 \. N. $50 =. NJ, s.c5 p. NJ. $40 p. 81,
loca!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Norfolk & Western Railway

O.Ll Al LNAI!. LINE TO NONFOLk
Schedule Ia Effect August Z. 1872.
Leave DyfG street station. 4.icAmon-. FOR
NORFOLK. bs.i0 a. II. 800 i. -. A. "
i Nj 'i.l0 T. NJ. b5:3S T.. II
FOR LfNCHBURG AND THE WEST: 's.ii
a a. 'sao a. NJ. $50 P NJ. $50 =. NJ.
Nj. olli-o \. NJ. '635 T.. Nj. bi0;25 T. n,
II 30 l.. Nj. From the West '6.iJ A. "
81.
Daily. aDany * sunday. bsunday only
~. b. BEVILL. - II. HOsLEY.
- T. A. Hoantke . =. A fs!chmonl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

IkI' TlIilUIU dHU NTtehIItttNc IYhy Ky. 90.
Schedule o. Electric Trains ehectivc May
so. 1917 Leave Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
streets. '6.O1 a. NJ. '1-lO a Nj os 10 A.
M 80 =. NJ, ION ri. il.io A NJ. lie
I " elo r. NJ. so p 81. bi.io r. Nj SO
=. VI. 90 L. Al 40 p. ri. os 10 p nj .
1910 T. ri. llfS T. NJ. Leave Ashland. Ems.
lana and Maple Streets. 's55 a NJ b. 200 a
NJ 100 a. 81. osico a. NJ 1000 y NJ Ell ~
a 81 'l..o0 NJ ''l.O0 T.. 81. > 90 =. A. ~
+ NJ. 800 r NJ b5,Oo r. 81 400 p NJ 10
T.. NJ 500 r NJ be:oo =. ~. n:oo p. NJ
.Daiiy except SUNDAY. "sA-nuy only.
..'Lrsics baggage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
DETECTIVE ARRESTED

Nnn on rrnii a.: Edwards aud tiicn
Ncid for Murder.
Huntington. w. VA. August 2a--On
the train OF Wesley Edwards and Sidna
Allen, wanted in connection With the
Hillsvine Va court tragedv and with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

'Dany. tWeekdays. ssundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop Eibn. Time o arrivals and cepartufei
not guaranteed. Read the sgDs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
TWO IDEAL CRUISES.
AROUND THE WORLD

October l9 1872 from New York
February 1918 from san Francisco.
by tho steamship Cleveland Q70OO
tons). nib days. duration each cruise
cos, $3.50 up Including all necessary
expenses aboard and ashore. railway.
hotel Shore excursions. carriages.
raid5s. fees. etc
"ASIN MR. HOWnAN.' Tourist Agent.
EOS y. Main street Richmond. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
oLn noMINIoN LfNr..

~ Kieamoa4 :o"s o. Asa 81. dany.i.cO y. II
Leave Sewpoft News. 800 \. Is
No44NiA a. ID.
Connect, wiia main line steamers lsavink
Nolfo.S .os Sew fJTk daiy. except sunday,
w J.. 81 CONNECTIONS also made By ". n
~ Ky 4. al and g. & o. ny. st p III
sight unc steamers SOP at Claremont To
land OK receive passengers on AiSnAl scs
vim DO met ey public conveyance.
>,.r1N tJ'--JaIneA Hiver ~ daylight Tor
Norfslx anu Old Point. Newport News sad
ali James river land.ngs steamer leayss
MondAy Wednesday and Friday <; go (
~ freight received Tor alt JsL4ss aver
landings Phone Madison ia
MAh Tickai onies- Sal z &asa ausst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
RAILROADS
Richmond, FIGderiCkSb'g 6 Potomac R,R.
TO AND from WISHING T0N AND BEYOND.
Arrivo Richmond
Lenvc RICHMOND


hJOUMMUDAIIUN IkAINS-HttkUNt 10
Leave Byrd 81. Sta 400 7. II. for Frcdcrickshurg.
Leave Eliza sta $40 A. NJ, 6.25 r. VI. for Ashland.
Arrive Byrd 81. STA SEA AM. from Frederick sb's
Arriye ElhA Sta. Gao A.M 5.an r. from Midland.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
MINISTERIAL MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the minis
ters was held In the study OF the
United Presbyterian church Monday
morning with President Jameson T.
the chair. The general business Of the
association was waived TO give plenty
OF time to the Rev Or. Reed. pastor OF
the Christian church. who was on he
program for paper The subject De.
Reed discussed was "The Missing
Link" which in his opinion was Tint
old serpent. the devil; his satanic ma
jesty. The DR.. brought out many
good points worthy of consideration.
with new thoughts and new Ideas ~
theology and Gods economy in the
wcrid OF men. especially along spirit
usl lines. The paper was well %
ceivcd and happily discussed. The
next meeting will be at the call Of the
president.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
10000 TEXANS COMING
Rocky Mountain News.

Rocky Mountain News.
Geo. d. Hunter, general passenger
agent OF the Texas & Pacific railroad,
now in Denver. estimates that not
less than 10000 tourists from Texas
and Louisiana and adjoining states
will visit Colorado this summer.
The tide of tourist travel from this
section of the country is being turned
gradually from the lake region of the
north to the Rocky mountains west
and Colorado is assured a large pro-
portion OF this business, according to
Hunter. He is in Denver TO confer
with 7. Z. Fisher, general passenger
agent OF the Colorado & Southern
regarding summer tourist business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
AGED MINER IN -.
LKIpp.n CREEK Is
VICTIM OF POISONING

Cripple Creek, May 7.-AIiell Yar1,
age 76. member of the G. A. r. and
a pioneer of this mining district dat
ing from 1891. died at the hospital
here this morning from blood poison
ing. In the early winter Yard slipped
on an icy sidewalk and hurt his right
knee. No attention was paid to the
bruise, but few weeks ago it was
found necessary to remove the knee
cap Blood poisoning had set in, but
the operation was too late. John w.
Anderson post commander OF the g.
A. r. will have charge of the funeral
to be held tomorrow in the Mt. Pts
gah cemetery. The widow, two mcr-
ried sons and a married daughter nr-
rived this afternoon from Canon Cry
to attend the funeral.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
". NJ. MAYHEWiHAS
MOVED JEWELRYnST0RE
West, /. u.

w. NJ. Mayhew has just completed
the removal of his jewelry store from
Fifth and Main street to his own
building at 42i Main street where q
jewelry store has been located for the
past thirty years.
In preparation for his removal %
the new location Mr.. Mayhew pur-
chased a great deal more stock. Al
of IT is now on display in the store
and shows as complete and as varied
line Of cut glass, hand painted
China, silyerware, jewelry and diam
onis, as anyone would care to sci ,ct
from. AIR. Mayhem has reputation
for being an expert repaIrer and as
he takes particular care in this de-
partment all work will no doubt be
satisfactory. Quality goods and reas-
onabIenesg in price are the main feat
ures OF this store.
Ira Mayhew with his fine candies Is
also located in the same building.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
REGRET TO LOSE
WHAT CANON GAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmahon OF
Canastota, New York, arrived here
last week to spend the summer and
have taken apartments on River
street. OF their departure for the west
the Canastota Courant, Mr. McMa-
hons home paper, says: so energet-
lc. so public spirited, so imbued with
the qualities of good fellowship and
so closely associated with local TO-
ciety in its business enterprises and
in social way has been John II. Nc
Mahon that the information that he is
to leave us, even for a few brief
months, to take up his abode at Can
on City. Colorado, brings q general
feeling of regret. That this beloved
townsman is compelled to leave N
quest of improved health makes the
cause of regret all the keener Every
one will hope that the west will have
happy days and inyigorating re
sources, for them and that Mr. and
Mrs. Mcmahon will be able at no dis
tant period to return to their FRIENDS
and well-wishers here
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
RECEPTION TO MR.. AND
mis-. TROY HUGHART

Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Hughart. we3
are leaving Canon City to make their
home in salida were given a reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Wood. 7OG coollege avenue. Tuesday
night by the choir OF the First Pr 3
byterian church, of which the former
was for many years a faithful and
popular member. \ large company
was present to do them honor and the
occasion was one OF extreme pleasure
to all. Mr.. Hughart was presented
with n handsome watch fob in recog-
milton OF his devotion and services 20
the choir Mr. and Mrs. Wood were
voted TO be the entertainers par ez-
cellence. Mr.. Hughart, who has been
in sallea for some time in connection
with his duties there ms suporintend-
ent OF the telephone exchange. az
rived In Canon City a day or two ago,
but will return at once to the chaffse
county metropolis accompanied BY rs
wife.