Cheyenne record., 1914-09-03

st sspt. aigs-TTateS ai-gs-Tntsr-Go' Go Fair and Race
Meet at Limon.
Sept. Ss-5a4.-Appie Pie Day at Rifle; Mn...
Sept a2-25.-Mont..uma Co. Fair at
The Ouray Commercial club has
been incorporated.
The prices of both wheat and flour
advanced ten cents in Denver Friday.
A large crowd attended the Larimer
county fair at Loveland. The exhibits
were fine.
Thirty thousand Denver school
children responded to the school bell
summons Tuesday.
About 100 members of Denver /. T.
u. No. 40 and their families were in
Colorado Springs Sunday on their an
nual visit to the Printers Home.
The farmers fair at Fowler last week
was attended by 1000, who heard Gov
ernor Ammons deliver an address and
witnessed an interesting program.
Drastic orders were issued to the
Denver police department to enforce
the police regulations concerning
women in cafes and licensed restali-
rants.
Mrs. Nina Kaiser, eighty-one. died
at her home in Denver. She was the
mother of J. D. Shultz, Mrs. George
D. Smell and Charles A. shultz, all OF
Denver.
Marjorie Hamilton Cunningham -
going to make a second attempt to
have her marriage with Walter G.
Cunningham annulled. She filed suit
in Chicago.
Thirty-five independent Colorado
coal operators have signed working
agreements for the coming year with
the district organization Of the United
Mine Workers of America.
A heroic attempt to save the life OF
his little girl, Emily. who died az the
results of burns Aug IT. has crippled
r. F. Harris, an employ6 of the Dem
YER city highway department.
George M. Hartman, who drove an
OK team from Elkhorn, Wis.,, to Boul-
der, in 1860, and who has resided in
Colorado ever since, died at his homo
in Fort Logan at the age of eighty
eight.
An announcement has been issued
by ]. Mignolet, Belgian consul at Dem
yer, that his government has offered
a pardon to all deserters from the Bel.
gian army who will return to the
colors.
Charles Dickens, one Of Manitou's
pioneers and proprietor Of the "Old
Curiosity Shop" there, died at sana-
torium in Pueblo. He was fifty-three.
He had been in Ill health for months,
following nervous breakdown.
Bruce Ammons, Oldest son of Gov
ernor Ammons, was secretly married
to Miss Margaret Gates, daughter Of
Perle B. Gates, state representative
from Montezuma county in the Nine
teenth General Assembly, at Castle
Rock.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh, twenty.
daughter Of one Of the wealthiest
stockmen of the Snake River valley,
was thrown from a buggy at Slater
while driving from her fathers big
ranch and suffered injuries about the
head and face which will disfigure her
for life. She was taken to hospital
at Rawlins, Wyo.
All French reservists in America
have been called to the colors in an
order which reached the French am
bassador at Washington and which
was subsequently forwarded to con-
suls throughout the United States. DR..
A. Borquin, French consul at Denver.
received word to call all reservists
in his territory to the defense OF
France.
The demands Of Western slope
shippers for reductions in freight
charges to the East, from the East and
from the Northwest, are now before
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Henry G. Hall of Colorado Springs, re-
Gently appointed a. member Of the in
terstate body, finished the hearing OF
evidence in three cases at Glenwood
Springs.
Fortune gone, broken in health,
Capt. j. L. Smith, aged seventy-two.
gunfighter, ,-duelist and former chief OF
detectives for the Union Pacific rail.
road, who bore the distinction Of be
ing the only peace officer who ever
penetrated the Hole-in-the-Wall ano
Jacksons lake countries in Wyoming