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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
A MUTINY OF CONVICT
NINE or THEM SHOT DOWN


4 Very Serious Outbreak in . spsaiaA
Prison 0uelisd by Soldiers. M
A serious mutiny Of convicts took place
che prison at Tara Coma, spain, on the ISM
and nine Of She convicts wcro killed. ThS,
couvicts have not bsen satisfied with thelE
| treatment for some time, aud formed plA1
for general JUL delivery. Ordinary con-
| victs In Spanish prisons arc allowed eonsiderass
bic freedom within the walls, and this prac-
| tice allowed them In this case to carry their
plans out. IN
Shortly after the prisoners were released
from their cells Wednesday morning they
mutinied. At signal from their leader they
| sprang upon the wardens, and she latter
taken completely by surprise, were soon overs
powered. The convlcts then had full posses-
sion Of the prison, with the exception OF shS
quarters occupied by the governor. Befoss
they could secure the keys that would give
them their freedom, the governor sent an
urgent appeal for aid to the military authori-
ties, who promptly responded by sending =
detachment Of troops to the scene.
When the soldiers arrived they found ma
jority Of the convicts assembled In the court
yard The commander Of the troops called
| upon the prisoners 10 return " t"o" So''' 49,
he WAS greeted with oaths anu derisiVe Sem'-
Again he ordered them 10 20 oack' A.u
convicts, VINO had armea themselves WIN ~
manner OF things that could DC usca as "'"r
ons, again refused 10 ooey' anu In oou' W.
vanced upon the soidiers' theH ac''onS ""u
their enraged faces showing that they Heait
mischief.
The rifles Of the soldiers were loaded witl'
| Dali cartridges aiu "s '"o oo"'.1.' "
ward them inc orucrs were r"p'uy s"u"
| 'ie" !" n'e' A"o oiue' was ''s'N.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
/ MANAGES CRIME.
AGED CHICAGO COUPLE KILLED.
Their son-in-Law While Apparently
Grassy Commits the Deed.

| Herman Siegler, German, living at
Chicago with his wife and three children at
the residence Of his wifc's parents, Henry
and Caroline Silcs, 732 South Paullna Street,
shot his father-in-law and mother-in-law, IT.
,tantly killing each. His next victim was his
wife, but she was only slightly wounded. Be-
fore tic police wefe able to dIsarIn and arrest
Slegler number Of shots sefe exchanged
and he was wounded In the right side BY d
bullet from policeman's revolver. He was
| removed TO the hospital.
At s O'Clock Sunday morning Siegler put
ON his hat and overcoat preparatory to leav'
Ing the house He told his wife he intended
going hunting, aha he went 10 the Residence
Of his brother-ln-law to borrow n shotgun. lie
returned with the gun In n short time and
went into the parlor where his children were
His wife was In the rear part Of the house
and the first intimation Of any disturbance
was when sleglcr's little l0-year-old son be-
gan to scream.
''Papa, put down that gum" he was heard
10 shy by Mrs. Siles, Sieglers mother-ln-law,
who was with her husband upstairs. Mrs
silcs hurried down to the pnrlor, and as she
entered the room Sicglcr attempted TO elevate
the gun, rs though lie Intended to shoot her.
She did not hesitate II moment. but rushed
up TO slegler, and throwing her arms about
his neck, tried 10 take the gun away frsp
him.
Keep awayi' shouted Slcgier, Us nc
pushed the aged woman aside. Then point
Ing the gun against her left breast. he fired.
Shcisa 10 tile hoor dead.
Mrs. Scgcr, hearing the shot, ran into the
house OF Mrs. Hcyden, S.lilhg fer assistance.
As she passed through the hallway she took
her children with her. Leaving the children
In Mrs. lleyden's care, Mrs. Slcgler hastened
back to her home, and us she entered the
front door another shot was fired by her hus'
band. 1t is supposed that 1t was intended fol
Mrs. Silcs but some shots struck Mrs.Siegler
One entered her right breast. None OF these
wounds will result fatally.
Aroused by the noise Mr.. Silcs came down
stairs and was shot twice, dying almost in
stantly.
The shooting occurred while The congrcga
ton was leaving the Lutheran church OF
Bethlehem close by. Soon between 200 and
|, 800 people were surrounding the house and
u call was sent for the police. The first
officer who arrived was chased frum the house
by Sicglcr, who fired at the officer, but missed
him. The latter returned the fire and wound
cd sicgler who staggered back into the house.
Other officers arrived and attempted to enter
but were driven OF and one Of them was
slightly wounded. At last the murderer went
out into the alley and an officer succeeded in
disarming him.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Edward Dunn. rapid transit tractman oi
Colorado springs, met with y peculiar Arcl
dent Friday. A force of wotkm-n we're cn.
gagged hslnT the track A car WA
coming sou'h n, rather lively gate. aud NJ II
approached the workmcn all stepped back
Dunn stood 80 closc to the track tina, the rat
hfrely Missed HIN. aud the trolley rope ~ b. h
"a. slack and swinging IN the hrce,c caught
Lin under the chiu aud wrapped nruund hi.
eek lie tas icrhcd ou The track fn1
dragged several tnr,ls bcfo,c the car cDuli b.
stopped Whrn released h. vaa ln.ehslblp
ifom .'ranE,ila,Ion aud the &c 'cfc re,ue Oh
tho dragging.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

IT Is painful to note that some
more bad blood bctweon tho Pike and
Biliups families OF Fudge Crock has
enriched the soil OF West Virginia
This time. Mrs. Pike. who with lady
like diiidence has heretofore remained
behind tho house while Strengthening
was dcwing the front lawn. got such
n chance to shoot couple OF the Bill
ups children that she could not resist
Society is so torn up over tho affair
that Mira Pike has retired TO the jail
10 escape the fcrvor OF It's expressions.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
GROVER CLEVELAND SPEARS.
At Private Dinner Ho Expresses His
Feelings Regarding the Future
Work d Himself and

| WORK 81 himseH ana
His Party.
Several DAYS ago Prcsident-clcct Cleveland
was rendered dinner nv Henry Willard of
New York. A number of prominent Demo.
Gratis were present. He spoke a. follows in
response to a toast;
| ".Vr. V1iiard and Geat,e,nen.-I and II i'm.
possible to rid myself Mt this moti1eut al the
conflicting emotions wheh stir within ME.
see here assembled good and staunch friends,
] who have labored necessarily and dcyotcdly
for the success which has crowned Democratic
effort In the canvass lust closed: and / can.
| not forget how greatly these efforts bayc been
characterized by personal attachment and
| friendship for the candidates elected tp rurrs
the Democratic banner. This awaRens 4
sense OF gratitude which 1t is q pleasure to
me to acknowledge, | confess, too. have
| fully shared In the partisan satisfaction
which our great victory Is calculated to arouse
| In every heart so thoroughly Democratic as
mine. 1t is seldom given to any man TO con.
template such a splendid campaign, so mas.
terly arranged in his behalf by such good
| friends, followed by such n s.upcndous and
complete triumph,
~ should not, perhaps, Introduce ANYTHING
| somber on this occasion, but know YOU will
forgive hc when say that every feeling OF
jubllation and even inv sense Ut gratitude Is
SD tetipered rs to ije almost entirely obscured
by n realization, nearly PAINFUL bf the re.
sppnslbIliiy have assumed In the sight OF
| the American peoplc, NV love Of country
my attachment rs the principles Of true DE.
mocracy, my appreciation OF the obligation |
have entered into with the bestand n,osv .aJf
fding people In the world and consciousness
of my own weakness and lmpcrfections all
consplre to ill my mind with sober and OPP.
pressing reflections.
"When consider all that we hope to do rs
party charged with the control Of the gov.
ernment feel that our campaign, instead of
being concluded, is but just begun. What
shall our performance be of the contract we
have made with our countrymen, and how
well shall we Justify the trust they have I'M
posed In us! II we see nothing In our victory
but u license TO revel In partisan spoils, we
shall fail at every point. II we merely pro-
fess to enter upon Our work, md II we make
| apparent endeayer TO do 1t cover for seeking
partisan advantage, We shall invite contempt
and disgrace. II we attempt TO discharge our
duty to the people without complete party
harmony In patriotic action, we shall demon
strate our incompetcncy.
81 thank God that far above all doubts and
misgivings and away beyond all difficulties
we may constantly see the lights Of hope and
safety. The light We see Is the illumination
from the principles OF true, honest and pure
Democracy, showing the way Ia all times Of
danger and leading us 10 fulfillmcnt OF polit-
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

iiy ca,c.ln q, q coal mite near ro,isvllie,
frnhstltahln, oh tho lpth. seven men vrrr
tntunibci,
The wnfh ~ searching for the men VA.
prosecuted vigorously Ifrsh gang. III n-n
i,lleted tile worker. NJ Intervals, aud NJ I,
o'clock NJ nlitht The nfsi evidence. ~ their
shtcrss were found. Win fe,efi.h excite.
hicn' the brave rsrtrfs tore away the debris.
ot man wna heard from within shouting thu
nlnd news that all were alive and we'll Soon
nii"t the slKhnl Wa given Ia hoist from h..
Ina The people waited nn,iuiisl, Tot their
arrival When ~" ear nppeafe1 beating nli
~ the -niomhci men the enthusiasm was
iv1ndlcss. The victims Of the accident wcfp
placed Ia wagons aud dawn TO their hoines
W grateful friends.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Tho French faster, Arthur q. wulicnrau.l.
nov In his quarters In Cleveland. Tuesday
morning Al q o'clock the training for tho
forthcoming ordeal began. Tho profession al
was nrt thoroughly rubbed down. A walk
II three hours followed, and then close con.
fnrmrnt 10 bis apartments for the rest Of tho
DAY On Sunday he only ate one meal Tho
net, day M oatmeal wafer. Mondays train.
Ing reduced wulleinenu In flesh from iaQ Ia
isp,l pounds. lie will weigh Iva pound when
the fast begins. When tho nifty days Of s,srva.
Ton will have expired bis weight hs sA,s,vil
h< % pounda
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

The grat brown stone mooolith Tor III,
Worlds Fair was broken ofI from it, iodg
ncnt In the quarry near Ashland, Wis. oi
the 10Th. A large delegation left Ashland o,
the steamer riovboy To lie presep, Al THE fnn
undertaking, which completed hi. huge -ton'
III wilt stand At the Chicago grounds. y
Prniicr, donnior, was prscni and made !
lev Rppropriai. remarks. The monollth wa
nhrn from the prcnllce qunrrIcs aud I. ~,
feet long aud niue feet ut ihr base.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

The present car Of Russia has fin
i,hed tho work begun BY his father
N freeing tho serfa Al tho time the
great car issued tho order freeing
tho seriS an exception was made OF
100. 900 Kalmuctes who wore thought
TO be unfit for freedom. II is good
answer to tho theory that freedom
has worked evil rather than good
that those who 80 years ago wero not
included In It's benefits are now given
equal rights SO far us such exist In
Russia
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

II Is said that tho Chinese employ
ten for preserving tho bodies OF tho
dead. A corpse placed In tho center
OF box OF tea will keep for years
], Is further stated that tea which has
been employed In this capacity Is
often exported for foreign consump.
,lon. tho bosos being marked In a
way known only TO the natives II
may DO hard for some people TO DO.
llovo this but we know ona gentle.
man who will. Ito Is agentleman
who discovered tho other day TIM, his
Chinese cook had for n long time
boon In tho habit Of using tho pan In
which the family bread was made foi
foot bath.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

The corporations that use grade
crossings have been wonderfully sue.
ccssful In tho courts in escaping tho
consequences OF their brutality. Each
OF thcm Is u thousand times moro
deadly than tho trolley in midair
crossings will be to freight brakeman.
II the courts will look upon the cross
ing question with tho eyes OF just and
humane men instead OF with technical
goggles the problem may get on tho
road TO n solution.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

srvIs thousand persons nro muir.
dorcd In this country cvory year and
only ono murderer In fi,y /. punished.
An Interesting experiment, and ono that
oyory ci,ison no, got among tho muir.
dorcrs or tho murdered would watch
with grca, satisfaction would he 10
convict during tho next fiscal year sd
TO speak ono murderer In twenty. fvc
the following year ono In twenty. tho
nost ono In fifteen the nest ono In
ion tho next one In i've and tho nosl
all md 500 whether tho number Of
murders In each year decreased In
rattle. Wo think ihoy would, bu, u
very pleasing feature Of tho plan 1.
that even though tho esperimon,
should DO a failure no harm would
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

A dispatch from fairha,cu. wyominr.
sa,,i An avalanche came down the noun
tain On The oaat side ~ Lake whnicam satur.
day morning about . o'clock. sweeping o
house occupied BY warfrp burgess and VIII,
inio the lake, They were both sleeping whcu
II started and when ,b,s woke M they wcf,
IN feci Uui ffnm The shor ~ the lake In b
pile NJ debris. burgess haj hi leg crushed
Int managed 10 trsouc hla wife aud swim
with her IL the shore 1hcy lay m the lab,
shotc without clothing In q terrific storm iui
seven hours, Burgess injuries are llablo y,
rrotn fatal
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

heavy snow storm prevailed IN Southern
Idaho duiins tho pnsi few days, A lutte girl
started acfoss tho county for .ehonl. III,
snow commenced 10 fnll heavily. aud as .h,
had not At no, nj noou reached hct irsilpa.
,lon II was known tina, .hc was lost. An NO.
live party 81 white inen Hnd Indians wnudcrc,
o,rf the spow-clad hills hoping h md irnc,
of tho missing child The ssndrrer VII
was found alive aud we'll. IN, terribly vcnk
In one oi Wilson A pnineia old stock she'd
with dozen feecy sheep, among which ~,
had snusslcd and thu. c,ra red death u
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Word Ia. been received at Buffalo Of tho
assassination Of Mike Brown and George
iIank., two notorious cattle and horse
thieves, the latter fugitive from Montana.
Roth men were found dead Mt n camp FRO on
lior Elder creek near Ito, Springs, Fremont
county. Wyoming. -Four outlaws have bern
killed In tina, vicinity In the same manner re-.
Gently and II seems that ,hoac thieves, Of
whom there are abou, hf,y nov alive arc DO.
Ing .ysteniatlea ally hunted.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

No pornr tho announcement tina,
Turkey Is gong 10 spend sio 900, ool
on Notifications nlong tho Bosphorus
has caused some curious thinking
nj tho leading European courts
Turkey has been called the sick
man OF Europe but the times, Is OF
tho lingering kind. 1t has now lns,od
moro than two hundred year. and l,
may be another two hundred before
!, terminates fatally. Tho 'pnspcak.
able Turk Is stlll firmly seated n,
cons,nntinoplc, aud tho complications
OF European politics arc such that no
ono will soon hnvo u chance TO drive
him over tho straits Into Asia
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

A big strike of natural rm was made In
ogden Monday. The ohio and Utah Natural
,iis aud Oh Company. which IL composed of
flndlay, ohio, aud Ogden parties, arc putting
ny drtrlcks tn sink sbou, mile wet Of the
cculcr VI the city. for several days pas, the
company has been pu,ilne doNnH we'll from
ahloh IN got water Ia run the engine which
VIII iufnl'h power ior the drill A. the
depth Of twenty feet natural ras Wa struck
Sblcb thn'v snni aud gravel nearly ,hiri,
feet IN the att The uns was lighted and n
lame went IN tho air fifteen feet The coin.
panj rfulpscs to utilize the eas for fuel III
sinking wells,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

AN Eastern paper reports the death
of a young man from pneumonia con.
tracted while sleeping within reach OF
the beatitic breezes OF nm electric fan.
This is almost as tough as the old
stories about cats assuming the role
OF vampire and sucking tho breath
of babies
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Charles Ice, M employee Of Given 4 Me.
Lsrcn's saw,mili on Grouse mountain. hc
tween Cripple aud Wilson crceks, met with
q ifsh,iul death about 10 o'clock Friday
morning, white hauling logs Ia the saw.,ni II
Lee was driving wagon which VA. heavily
loaded, down steep incline, ~hcn tho wagon
overturned throwing Loo Ia the ground
one Of the heav, logs fell upou him, killing
Him pn tho sput
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

WHEN anybody can become his own
doctor or his own lawyer ho is in con.
slant danger OF cultivating an over
veening confidence. There is no
doubt that quinine contains good
deal OF virtue but even its virtues
may be abused.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

PHILADELPHIA Is going to try rapid
transit for mails between the central
post-oflice and n sub station that will
be rapid. The trial is to consist OF
the building and operation of pner.
matte tube service. Tho tube is to
extend from the post-oliice to the sub
station ut Third and Chestnut streets
and is to be hid by private enterprise.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

The amount appropriated last year
for public schools by the Russian gov
ernment was q, 1872 600. How pit.
fully small this is for great couu-
try like Russia is wildly brought out
by the iact that for the year 1890 the
amount expended for the public
schools in the state OF New York was
&lS, pa. GS7.6S
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

The extent to which .damentia has
taken hold OF the royalty OF Europe
is almost pitiable. 1t is not an un.
common thing to hear OF some royal
parsonage who has had his Uranium
measured for a crown going about
with very ordinary wheel in his
head.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
HE popuLisrs cErEsRATE::
a Great Ratification Meeting at Denver
--Letter from Governor.eIect

Great Ratification Meeting At Denver
--Letter from Governor-eIect
~, Waite.
The leaders Of the Peoples party held I
great celebration In Denver on thd 18th. A
big parade was the chief feature and was fol.
lowed br speaking at the Coliseum. Nearly
all the successful candidates spoke briefly.
Goycrnor-elect Waite was not present, but
sent letter which was read by Judge Pratt.
II was - follows,
"AspEt, Colo, Nov. IS, 1902.
's1'he Hon. Albert Nance.
"MY DEAR SR-Yours OF the 18th Inst,
containing invitation to the ratification meet.
Ing to be held In Denver tomorrow (the 10th
lnst.), was duly received. feel highly hon.
orcd by the invitation, but must deny myself
the pleasure Of attendance.
1--WE have gained great Victory In Colo
RADIO, and it has been won BY the people re,
gardess Of former political ties and innucncei
solely by patriotic effort to act for thcii
own interests and the prosperity Of the state.
In the presidential election, though falling &c
elect our standard bearer, General Weaver.
we have made rallying point for tho free
coinage OF silver and the rights OF the people,
which have been outraged by the govern
mental policy Of the last twenty years.
I'VE have compelled the recognition Of o
line Of division between the privileged classe,
and the common people, which both the old
parties, controlled substantially by the same
monopoly power, have heretofore ignored
or opposed. The game has been played, ]
trust, for the last time IN our national poll
ties, of dividing the people into two profes,
sedly hostile political organizations upon
false issues, and with the roar and confusion
Of sham battle divertlng the people from o
consideration OF the main Questions which
concern their temporal salvation. Tie Re
publican party, SO overwhelmingly defeated.
even In Its strongholds, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Indiana, and substantially In Ohio and
Massachusetts, can never again rally Its
forces and must dlslntegratc. The financial
policy under Cleveland must continue the
same rs 1t has been under Harrison, for the
same money power will control.
THE plan of creating state banks, to food
the country with an insecure and non-iegal
tender currency and make rag barons ms In.
Vulnerable and offensive. as the frogs Of
Egypt, is too far behind the intelligence OF
the ngc. md was, while It existed, too de.
structivc to the welfare Of the people to cvei
agaih be established. The money power OF
Europe has determined upon the single gold
standard. Both the Republican and Demo
cratic parties for the past twenty years have
been the instruments of that power, have
made this government but an outlying prov.
lnce pf (srnuf Hritain nd xrtf
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

A PUBLIC spirited railroad engineer
proposes TO get up an exhibition OF
railroad wrecks Mt the worlds fair. !"
As n proof OF American railroads to
get up wrecks with ueatness and dis
patch. the proposed exhibit would DO
interesting but suporfuous. Tho
country will take the engineer word
for it without n practical illustration
on tho fair grounds
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
NEWS OF THE WEST.


I
| o'
eoiohy OF tennessee negroes arc soon u
sel''c upon lana near Denver.
| II is reported that the Rio Grandc Will soon
~" ,'o'" ''''" W eres'co nu''e'
Bernerd Ecker, coal miner, was killed In
coal mine at Louisville on the 10th.
The Denver Athletics defeated the State
University football team on the 10Th by AZ
lou
The Denver Athletic football team defeated
the club from Baker, Kansas, University on
the sth
The ladies' NJ tho Mc,hodi.t cburches In
Denver gave chrysanthemum show last
week. The display was very elaborate.
A train on the South Park road was blown
from the track Mt Jefferson on the 18Th. Sew.
cral persons were Injured, bpt pspe fatally.
n, n 0nles,,c o} Asnen b,s ,roscn,.j
| "o'efhor-eiect waite with diminutive silver
Popsuh us souvenir OF the "fopgun' VIC
'o,y'
| ihe M'uiahu swiichmen at Aspen struck
rev uays aso ior wages equal 10 those PAID al
,cau''',e' Inc company refuses, as IL thinks
"'
| hh a''e'hp' NJ eiaiIh jumping on baene'or
nou"'''h he", .feeus, nearly resulted III
"e"' y" 'n' '''l' pou'es vi "rHcu men
''''' ""'on o'cr INC oispu'eu grouhu'
lherc Is an encouraging prospect That The
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H., 1T, u. la. VS., ,,,'' sn,a.. -
srrro,,s ,,,,, ,,,," IT. ~, wv "'"'"s
-
rue w. W. W. " H. mas sent IN ahothef
engineering party VINO are erecting quarters
anu preparing 10 camp all winter on the III
,h"n, -. W.. "n. ~ 'e'' ''''"''
a.,,
.'ne state Lana board mas received from
Washington d. u patent Tor 4,os' Oi-loo
| acres Tor inc state, In indemnity school lands.
II is located south OF Fort sedgwiek, Logan
.ouh.y' anu also near fort Morgan In Nor
"a" No""'''
| In n head-end collision seven miles east Of
Del Norte Tuesday morning the passenger
mixed train and an extra freight came TO-
gether, Fireman Harold had nm ankle broken
and Engineer MAYER wa, bruised. The wreck
was cleared AWAY by q O'Clock.
| John F. Murray, state superintendent OF
schools elect, has rcllnaushed control OF the
E~niHg Nail, the Populist organ in Colorado
Springs, and will move with his family to
Denver In the near future. The paper has
passed under the management of q. G. Ash.
Tho ,.,, ,,., ,u
,u,n,, -, ~. .,a,. .a., ~, -, -. -
Ia ,nswor d., -, , $780,, !" W. 49,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Ir is related that along the halls Of
deserted mansion in California n
woman wandcrs- straying casually
through solid walls and bolted doors
ever with bunch Of violets pressed
against her breast Accepting the
rumored idiosyncrasies Of the woman
ms true 1t is easy to believe that tho
violcts are pressed very fiat indeed.