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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
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her lover. the Infamous Mortimer. she
lies buried in Greyfriars Church, in
the same grave as her lover, but with
the heart OF Edward H., that Is to say,
OF the husband whom she helped to
murder. reposng in a silver casket on
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AIorrison-Doylc

Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.l
,Lynchburg. Va. October 20.-A we'd
u .,s or much local interest took place
nus 5nls morning at Holy Cross Catholic
thurch. when Miss Mary Doyle. daugh-
yer OF Mrs w. NJ. Doyle, was married
10 John j: Morrison. OF this city. The
couple will live In Rivermont after an
extensive Canadian trip.
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Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Times DIspa tch.l
Lynchbure. Va, October a0.-John p
a t"s mes ana MISS Alice Leslie Bowling.
daughter of Mrs. Alice Bowling ~
amherst Courthouse were mar.eed
sunday afternoon at tho home Of Rev
X d. White. on Cabell Street, the cere.
mony being performed by Mr.. White.
Main Street.
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Recent Trip Proposed by Kaiser
Postponed Because of Pub
LEGATION of Intentions.
by Ia MARou1sE DE rosrENoy.

IA LA MAh0tlSE DE FONTENON.
n ARTS is not the only great city
which the Kaiser is anxious
to visit. and from which
ne is virtually barred. He has
long been eager to make stay
at Prague. which is SO extraordinarily
interesting from an historical point of
view, and Which has been identified to
such an extent with the annals OF the
Old Germon Empire. He had recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-21
Ware--nIaddox.
Especial to The T;n,a NJ

tNpecIaI 20 The Tim Dispatch.l
ctredericksburg, Va, October 90
@ttSsoy ware, Unknown merchant
lila Constance Maddox, daughter OF
at and Mrs. Charles Maddox. OF
WStheville, were married at the horne
OF the bride, and left on an extended
wedding trip. after which they will
make their home at Dunnsyille
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Invitation. Issued.

lSPcCIdI 10 TIC Tim -Dispatch.1
Fredericksburg, Va, October 20
Mr.; and Mrs B. c.. Martin, Of Union
VILE, have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter Miss Cassie
Ethel Martin, to Robert Duncan Stew
art, Of the same place. Tho wedding
VIII be celebrated at UnionVille Chris-
tlan Church on wednesday,, OCTOBER 40
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20 Important Decisfons,

Washington. October 2O-Decisions
III the Supreme Court to-day did not
include the intermountain rate OF other
important cases pending.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
ceeesx News lts0s.

q. O. Harrison took the NAnx quar-.
tstts and MN. Charles Foreman over "a
lguaclo In bis auto. They were 10 slng
Of that place Sunday.
e. H. sitxer aud daughter, Ella, went
to hancos Monday morning To LODI.
after his ranch south Of Mancos.
The dancing class which vas con.
Quoted BY Mr.. Closson 'ast winter gave
her farewell dance last Friday even.
Ing. The eutire class was present and
. few invited guests.
Nn. HI hcEwen h seriously III O,
her home suffering with . nervous
breakdown.
irene oo''e' " improving qu'e rap
'o'y "on tue operation.
A"' y. . S""son lett ios oano
'onct'on SUNDAY morning wnere sue
vi" JOIN "e' n"So'"o VINO nss . po"r
''oo WIN 'ne 'ru't growers ss"oc's''on'
NE Jesse esy"' 'es'es SUNDAY i"'
IL" A"se'es "nefe sue nss Posit'on
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Peri b. 0ates, representative 10 the
Last 0eussal Assembly u the State d
Colorado from Montesun,a and Dolores
counties 10 nov 10 Mexico and b max.
Ing the best Of his time Wills away
from home 10 get In some good prsss
agent work. This 10 svidsucsd BY the
frsqusat articIss Appearing over bis
signature In the Costss. Durango aud
Denver papsss, the lest spasm bsins In
The nature a long article psosussly
illustrated tslllng u the Mexican sltus-
tsoa. this Appearing In the Rocky
Mountain New Of ssosns dats. -Tsliu.
Sids JousnAl.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Tuesday evening = traveller had the
misi"rtune Ia roll over high grade =
r~ n,ii~~ below Kings switch. The
team wss bruised up considerably and
the n,sn's shoulder was badly mashed.
The sason vas almost beyond rrpair.
Had the other members II the party
been In the wagon Ut the time of the
a"rhi~nt II would pro,,si,ly have re-.
suited mere seriously. The roads ii
upper Dolore~, In Montrsuma county,
are IN very tad shape aud II h really
quite dangerous 10 Try 10 ps.s oves
Them. itiso Item.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15


Whereas, The sSpsenss RSies ~ the
univerve. In his wisdosn, hos sssn 81 10
renovs fron the honss ~ BrAls~s
frsnk Fulchss hls two h~,oved spsss.
In u
is~olvesi. Thst we, the nsems,ess u
Silver Star iAnisr M, iO6. Knights II
Pythias, extend Ia Bsvth~s fvlctes
aud wife, the pasrMts, - we'll - 10
Brothrs Lester and Troy King.
uacl~s NJ The sIeCrasrd, ous h~sssssls
sympathy ~ this tins u sssns. And
ls u further
Resolved, That . copy n thee sss,,-
lutions In spread pa the rsssss,. ~ oss
Lodss sud = copy published Ia the
local paper.
A. \. MILLER.
HAsRv v. I'vLx,
n. L. WiLsku,
Com asttsss.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
". H. BRUMLEY ACQUITTED
Chief Witness ioe the Prosecution
Fails 10 Appear and the Court
D;smisses the Deieudant

Dismisses the Defendant.
The case of the Town a. Dolores W.
Billy Bsumlsy came to trial In judge
wtlber's court Tuesday, B. w. Car
p~nter Of Msncos, appearing for ths
Town and G. A. johnson Of Durango,
fos the defendant. Fred Taylor ol
Utah. who swore 10 the complaints,
was absent. .-s
This trial was set far . week ago Hat.
urday aud Taylor was here 10 submit
his evidence, but by On agreement Of
the attorneys the case was postponed.
While In town at that time Mr.. Brum.
ley hit Nj. Taylor over the eye. and
Mr.. Taylor's excuse for not appearing
At Tuesdays trial was that the author.
ities Of the Town Of Dolores would not
protect law-sbiding citizen from ~
vault while In the town, and that he
did not propo~e to endanger his person
or subject himself 10 assault simply 10
appear aud testify In the Towns he
half. Three or four other witnesses
were called who swore that they drank
whiskey In Mr.. BrumIey's place oI
business but there wasn't any Of then,
absolutely sure whether anybody paid
for II or not.
There were two charges against Mr..
Brumley, one was for selling beer and
Que for selling whiskey. After the
hearing Of evidence on the first charge
the prosecuting attorney moved the,
the charge be dropped on account ol
insufficient evidence, aud the remarks
Of the attorneys ut the close Of evidences
was based only ON the charge Of selling
whiskey.
Attorney Carpenter su,nmed up the
evidence - given by the Towns wit.
nsssea 10 . short address 10 the court.
Then the matter was taken up by Al.
tosney johnson who used the record
hooks 10 show that the action Of the
BOARD Of Trustees II the Town Of Doio.
rec, In the manipulation Of certain or
dinances that had come before the
Board for passage, had been 10 shield
certain persons who srs continually
violating the laws Of the State Of Colo
rado, and plainly hintsd that tll6.00
had been lost In . game In saloon In
the town Monday night BY one man,
L. - - slals uheshss IA vas lhs
16neS q W0(J. He cl6ius1 ihas rsa1
Taylor he'd besn employed By the
Town to procure evidences against Bully
Bsumley, aud that Taylor had insistsd
on men going In to Brun,ley'a place 10
drink In order that he might get evil
denos thus snveigiing Mr.. Brumiey In
to violating the lsw. He read several
supreme court decisions In similar
casss showing that man could not 10
convicted on evidence gained In this
way.
Judge WILDER took the cass under
consideration until 10 D.. M. Wsduss-
day when he Rad his decision, which
vss To the efEsct that the court found
the defendant guilty ofseliing whisksy
without iicense. bat - Fred Taylor
had been hired by the Town To get evi-
dence and had used the means, that
wss shown by the evidences he did, 70
get II the defendant could not be con-
victsd upon the charge brought against
him aud therefore was dismissed.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Nm. A. l.. Bainter aud son. Guy,
drove In FROM the Banter Isnch ys~,sr.
day for Guys trunk. Guy came iu
from Glen wood SpriDgs Mouday "a
visit hrs parents.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

w. II. Bruu'iey h tnpsovins his
seventh street property by having The
cotton wood trees removed frosn III.
fruit part u the lots. VIM. Bruce aud
Edward Nero ars doing tie work.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

George Foote left yesterday for hi'
hons iu Psoaia sitsr . few dsys' visi,
IA this place look.ug after busins.s In
tsrests. Mr.. foots was the gussl u Il
Williamson while here.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Kathleen Ferras. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. n. 3. Ferrsr, arrived la Dole.
re-. yesterday aud wss met n the depot
by her father. Miss FerrAr W ~ tesci,
the Brick school this winter.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

J. N. Withers wAs In FROM summit
Ridge Tuesday to meet his sister-in.
law, Mrs DR.. withess, u Fort Worth,
Texas, who with her son will visit the
withsrs' home Tor . fsw weeks. The
Doctor will arrive latter.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

There b poseOlIics sulinx which I'm.
posss dns u 600 " years isspslsss.
usat % anyone vho through casvlsas-
nss o. oshsswlss taka ssail fsvas ~
postolsics pos bssosging " bim sssd
fsIis 10 return u immediately. Thia
spplIss 70 nswspapsm = vsll - lstsssu.
To say rs the g'usenssslss's lAsls csos
no nsuss under Me sSltng. i3sssss
Iook over yoss mall bssDss lssvlstg shs
ugslCs.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

A. G. Cor's~it wss In from Lebanon,
saturday banking over the plans Tor this
new scboi buiIding IN district No. -.
Mr C'rsstt .. not o0iy = contractor
aud rss,~nier hut aI.o 81 enthusiastic
raoeher. He says ihst there h no placs
In the state where the farmer gets o.
high pslces Tor his produce - he does
In MoOtrxuma county. He would
like To see . standard gauge railroad
build Into the country because nj
the new people II would bring and the
general business u would create, but
- fss - the ranchsr h ooncernsd =
railroad would r~dncs the psics Of biz
produces With tbs exception Of potatoes.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Edward Nero put In . cement hase
for the engine Ia the Dolores Lumber
4 supply Con.pany's elevator building
last week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Mr.. and Ms. q. N. Clink were up
from the Mccormick ranch ueas
Cortsx, Wednesday. and called st
The Star Office.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

~. +. Garbarena and Z. w. Garter
we're down from their sawmill on the
West Dolores this week attending to
bosiness matters.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Floyd Bradfieid and faulty moved
the nrst Of the week from the Jone,
house on Seventh street to the Csbsil
house on sixth street.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

N. q. Cunningham aud wife came
down from the wsst Dolores wettnss-
day and yesterday Mrs. Cunningham
accompanied by her daughter aud ons
son. lsft ios visit In Nsbsaska In ths
hugs Of bsnsiitiug her health.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
STATE NEWS
Items Of News From all Parts
Of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD


Thomas McCue died Ut his home Ia
Denver ct $50 Saturday morning Of
ursen.,c polsoning The deceased W,
chiefly responsible for dancing Hen
woods defense, and Heuwo broke
down and wept In his cell when told
that his benefsctor YES dead.
James Gray, aged 81, . Rio Grande
detective at the railroad yards In
Pueblo. was fatally shot while on duty
Thursday night Of last week. Abou.
midnight Gray saw three tramps act.
Ing suspiclously In the railroad yards
and attempted to arrest them. Due
drew . revolver and shot the detective
twice.
As the result Of heavy rains and .
cloudburst In the neigh borhood Il
Manitou sunday at least ei0O, 600 dam
age Vas done In that place, IT Colorado
City, Colorado Springs and vicinity.
Four inches Of rain fell In three bours
followed by . cloudburst which prac-
tically Quilted the territory between
Colorado Spring. aud Manitou. There
were scores Of automobiles stranded In
the mountains on account Of the Ian.
passible condition Of the roads.
A settlement Of the far reaching
strike brought about by Pueblo team
stern, which has been In affect the
past three weeks, was affected Thun-
day Of last week. The teanIsters are
guaranteed . minimum wage Of q. so .
ten.hour day, but open shop will pre-
vail. Both sides claim victory. The
teamstern demanded q SO . day, time
and half for over time, aud that the
union be recognised 10 the extent Of
the exclusion Of non-UhIon men. The
employers will keep non-union drives
employed. An Ice famine was brought
about to . certain extent by the strike,
consumer finding Il necessary to 70 to
their Ice plants for the product. while
oil building activity In the city hss
bssn st . ssasdsliil duriag The -
thres weeks.
State Auditor Rnsdy Kenehan. whiis
k0 Grind Junction lest week auditing
the county books In connection With
alleged irregularities, when asked re-
garding the present sItustion Of the
state institutions regarding the threat.
ened suit by them to cut OF the pay Of
statehOuse employees, said that he was
'k Niavor Of entirely eliminating tbs
boards at the state Institutions. Audi.
. tor Ksnehan continued BY saying that
ihia plan Vas to eliminate these boards
and place the management Of oil under
single set Of men. He predicted that
this would save the state . hundred
thousand dollars every year. He also
ssid that the threatened suit Of the edu.
cationsi institutions did not worry hin,
In the least although he thought II was
. matter for the co0rts To decide.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

W. W. Dunlap aud family returned
Monday sve0iux from Durango where
they spent . week for the purposs d
having their son, Ailsou, sreatsd for
throat aud ear trouUls.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Harvey Wallace returned Monday
svU'n his visit In the East. He reports
warm weather In both Kentucky and
Chicago aud says II agreed with him.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

The Surveyor on the B'sgs railnad
mOved their camp from the timber
north Of town to the river Just west Of
te~n the f~t 81 the week, and are
now at work on this end Of the line.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

II will be . hard matter Tor our tow,
to enforce laws Of It's own making q
long ~ II ontinues 10 wink st the vio.
lstiou Of the laws Of our state.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

1sorena Rents cane down from Tell
vSds Sunday and 10 Waiting with
0eundnsa I.ockett this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

ar. u. +. Mattison aud daughter,
len, returned saturday from IN ex.
tended visit with friends and relatives
Id Iowa.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Mn. b. e. Walters aud daughters,
Helen and Edith, left the INST u the
week for hay held to yisit with Grand.
ina ReiInan for couple weeks.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

q n. Reavh 10 down from Rlco
vseotlng hls parsnts, M. and Mn. d. G.
AWE, OF Summit rsdwp.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

~. J. Exon left Saturday for Denver
= attend the meeting IL the Knights
1mplar held la that city this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

The plasterer In through With hia
work on the Bopp building aud Henry
AbIen 10 doing the finihhing work on
the second floor.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

u. Lupke WAS up from his ranch
Saturday. Mr. Lupke hes just CON-
plRted large cistsrn on the Z. Il. Hsr-
u ranch,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

The readers Of The Star will be glad
to learn that our Lake View corres.
pondent h back on the job again.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

pss. J. +. Bell aud Ohio Morrison
eqlsrned Sunday from . two-month's
eeurn In the Mormon country.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Miss Celia squirss u su,nmit fsides
h visiting with Dolores fr,ends this
wesk.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

W. =. Ordwsy lsft saturday for Den.
yer 10 attend the knights Tsmplas coa.
ciavs aud from there viii 20 10 Mich.
isan 10 visit . brother. Nm. Ordwsy
aud Graudsoo. Clayton Hosea. accom'
panied him - ias - Pusblo and froul
there went 10 La Junta 70 visit with
Mn. Osdwsy's br0thss.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

" 4. Rents was In town Saturday
ID to'natoes, cabbage and roastlns
- from his summit ridge ranch.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
l1ppesssae Neslee.

All tesshsss sos the Angus sxs,nins.
tion Will b examined on I'll 49, thsss
Of the rssd'ng clscls book& The
County Superintendent hrs Just ~.
cssvsd woed from the State supssintsn.
dent 10 notify oil applicants.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

y. l.. Johnson and family were 10
sesn their summer camp the nxt Of
~ week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

George Wake, our carpenter aud
contractor. In now nicely located In HE
new shop on Fourth street.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

The last half Of iaxes are due August
LIST. For convenience pay them at the
Dolores State Bank.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Services will Le held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third sunday u
each month.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Pay your taxes at the Dolores 6tste
Bank and get receipt Last half due
August LIST.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Twenty-Five hundsvd satsls wssId
sssm lihs . eosd slssd hssd - ssnss
psopls, yet thai nSmbss lsevs Chisaos
wsskly 70 nad plaess IN MlshlUnns
Wlssoasla. Ohlo, ord llllasls. n
esisls ass tssws = slsshsgs - =
shs mala vsigb ~ y - $1,000
splsss. Thsy vlll - ~ : sAsse ~.
~ cad fstssss1 - ~ aashsl
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
cse1 q ulaalss.

We wish 10 publicly thank The
friends aad nslghbess los ths,s ~,
klndnsa and sympsshy q ths tins u
ths dsesh Al cur bslovsd ssa ssA
beo&hss, Fsllx q.
R. r. CAnvxn AND FAMILY.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

David Swick hln,er returned Tuesday
from . businsss visit 10 Dunneo.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-15
GENERAL NEWS
Doings In All Paris q he
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS
Recorded by the Daily Pspess
During the Past Well.

CO0per, driving . Suits coz, won the
annual Santa Aoulca road sa0s hsso
today. He did % By husiing biz eas
around the coarss which IVES 81 mtlss
long. IS times In six hours, one minute
and Sc secOnds, ~ 81 IN average spesd
Of $50 miles per hour. Barney Old.
neld nnished second and Louis Nikrpnt
third. Roth u thsss dsove Msscejes
ears.
Cheyene, Oklahona, Aug. S.--Chey-
enc, although tho county ssat siucs
the opening II the Cheyenne aud An
pahoe country In 1901 has never been
able IN secure railroad connection
with the outside until her citizens sps
busy aud built Que the,nselvss. II b
In operation today - the chsyeas
Short Line, connecting with the
Wichita Falls sud North Investors aud
the Clinton and Oklahoma Western at
Strong city.
Baltimore, Aug. .. --Aviatos Z. Mar.
Win Wood this morning In bin see,-
plane finally succeeded In winning .
-. ,. w.. - ss y"
80 ny -. '' ~, os.'ns .
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The Dolores star., 1913-08-15

Dale Markham celebrated bis birth
day sunday by entertaining number
- friends 81 his home on Summit
49,. A pl~saant afternoon was spsat
e0Chus psu.sae Llghs ssfssshasais
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-02
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady in GoOdwater Describes Her
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Was
Finally Relieved.

Goodwater, Mo.-"Ever since | was
a little girl" says Mrs. Riley Laramore,
al was a great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery after eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought | had TO suffer this way as
long as lived, but when began to take
Thedford's Black Draught, in small
doses, every night, the heartburn was all
gone in a few days, and | could eat
without distress.
took two small packages in all, and
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
/ speak a good word for Thedford's
Black Draught whenever have the OPP
portunity."
If eating causes distress, we urge you
to try Thedford's Black-Draught. II
cleanses the system, helps the stomach to
digest its food, regulates the bowels. and
stimulates the liver.
1t acts gently and is without bad after
effects. Tryit Price 25c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-02
TO TEACH WAY
TO MANS HEART
1000 Young Women Students
Of Cooking

Manhattan, Kan, Jan. IA course
in how to become good wives has been
added to the curriculum at the State
Agricultural College. Nearly 1000
girls and young women have been en-
rolled as pupils. Girls reared in luxury
to grow old in want have left a tragic
Lesson.
Teachers in the Kansas institution,
who were responsible for the course of
cooking being added to the curriculum
think this innovation will eventually
be adopted in every school or college
in the land where girls are educated.
1T will work much good" said the
President Of the college. Many girls
have been handicapped at the most
crucial period in their lives through
Ignorance of household work. To rear
daughter without a knowledge of
cooking and home care is a great in
justice to her"
Hundreds of girls are expected to
wed soon after their graduation They
will then have been trained as good
cooks, the faculty believes.
One Of the requirements of the
course is that each division of four
girls shall, on an allowance" of 81
for each person, buy, prepare and
serve the food they eat during an en-
tire week.
The meals are served to members of
other classes, who pass upon and crit
icise both food and service.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-02
Baby Weighs II Ounces.

Aurora, III .D,ec.9O-A 17-ounce
baby girl was born in the city hospital
here tonight. The child is perfectly
formed and apparently is strong. The
father of the child, Philo Roote, is
employed as bookkeeper in a local
bank, and is an enthusiastic outdoor
sportsman, while the mother is ro-
bust young woman.