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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
with yig0r.


The American Girl has for some years been
distinguishing herself abroad by her brilliant
cononcsts on many fields of social battle. Her
latest achievement il among the most noteworthy
Of ALL Half amused and half annoyed by Mr.
Rudyard kipling's maladrot criticisms upon her
fatlcrland she claims her immcmorial privilege Of
talking back, and gives that eminent young
parsonage such a scoring as he will neither greatly
enjoy nor soon forget In yigor Of attack and
kccnucss and dcftncsS of thrust she shows her
self an easy match for her antagonist; and sho
shows. moreover, that she has the gift to our
selves even more justly than others see us The
American Girl on this occasion il Miss Elizabeth
l., Banks, and the scene of the encounter is in the
columns of THE London Times; from which we
transfer her interesting letter to the eighth page
of this mornings Tribune
The sum Of Judge Mayrard's happiness would
be largely increased if he could issue permanent
injunction against the New-l DIRK Bar Association
The excitement created by the Crisp incident
las caused Mr. Clevclands speech, so widely
hcraldcd IN advance, TO he almost forgotten
already But really it wasn't of very much conSo-
oucncc. any way. Not even the most ardent
admircr Of the Prcsidcnt-cect could regard it as
sounding Keynote or u slogan.
The Evening Post in an editorial article yes
tcrday used the following language: AS The
Tribune is very cNactng in lis demands for un-
ccasing warfare upon Tanmany Hall, we should
like 10 have it explain 10 lis why it is - careful
10 abstain from all criticism of Health Officer
Jenkins. Why does it refrain from all mention
of him in its comments upon the Chamber of Com
mcrcc report, and give the impression that the
report favors National quarantine simply on the
general ground that such regulation will be more
satisfactory than stat" rcgulalon?' We should
IKE to have The POST explain To us why it is
5, careful to abstain fiom telling the truth? In
commenting editorally upon the letter of the
advisory committee Of eminent physicians. The
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.JnOef 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices.

ROLL Top DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Great Variety style and Price.
4. e. Selew,
No y Y.
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THE TALK or THE DI \.

The Christmas poultry train Of the Central Vermont
Railroad 20 Boston Is OF IN, features OF the ho-
dny season in Vermont. and ii Is announced thnt 1t
Will be- bigger than ever this year.
T9ov Wcrc.-"Thcsc folks think they're purity
smart said tho burglar 70 himself. nshinS from lis
nnceamcnt under the edge OF the paror carpet back
NJ The piano a well stuffed pocke,boOh AMI slipping II
into an opening I'm his coat. =, . 49,
And they arclr he CALCULATED In deep disgust as
he orrnci II "A few hours later ana found IL 10 be
stuffed with tracts On the SIN oi s'eaIins'-Vm''6o
Tribune.
First Cmbman-I see Moreylove has just married
n fortune: Is his wife progressing
Second Clubman-No, not progressing: Just pS-
scs ing.
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HOPE.


What wilt thou do when faith Is fled
And hope 1, dead
And loves wing brt lcnl
Will thou lie In the grave OF lllr past ana sleep
While the mOurncrs weep
And sad IitcS are spoken
Nay nay-mrc forth. though the night be black
And the storms red rack
In the spy j. burning,
For the sun shines somewhere, from gloom released,
And the heart Of the East
For the day l. ycarnlng.
Harriet Monroe
According to Senator ingalls,. Massachusetts ra,
discovered by accident and settled by mistake, which
goes to show that accidents and mistakes are not
always to be dcporCd
"uclp. helplr cried Mr.. Scatcrwltz, daShing from
his ncIglbol', Hat. Il just saw y)nr daughter III
the back paror having MT
re calm Mr. ScatterwitR7 said his nclghbor's
wife quietly There Is nothing wrong. Nellie lust
went down there 70 practice her Dclshrte lessoh' -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
"Thc brooklyn Time" tells a story OF two Brook
lyn men who were speaking the other day about the
theatre when one said to the other: Z" BY the way.
BIiggs do you say pdrkay or pnrket ?" WELL" said
Briggs ito tell you the truth, generally say family
circle"
Last summer We lived In the country and In the
evening three times week. used 20 come into town
To get shaved OF course would meet somebody !
confess In "A rather ';Iazned-out condition. Madam
didn't say anything. but she. no doubt, Kept up Il
dihgcnt thinking, and one day she 'ald " Dtane,
| hate TO have you 80 In town to get shaved IL
keeps yOu mp late ana gives you such htadachts:
Bring me razor. and I'll wager can shave You
OF course hOocd at the Idea but she persisted ana
claimed She was FAR intelligent than the average
barber BICYCLES Being equally laxative; | finally
hnmor,d aer by getting nice case Of mzors. Well,
now shave me like an expert. Did you ever see u
cleaner ~scs kvn minei pay her fancy price. of
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arpumentum ad hominem can be- employed
against him now with great effect
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TIE RUPTURE BOUND TO CONE.

From Tho BOStOn HtTald IIHgWuHPT'
This incident opens mp qleSnoa WINCH way
bound sooner later 10 come 10 the 'front.' hat IS,
the House during The existence Of the LII Con.resss
While Mr.. Crisp has not been iaien out OF UP
running By the revolution I'm conditions OF the last
twelve mouths he certainly is not as available
candidate he might have been Lad Mr.. Uevelana
failed Of "A nomination at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Il /, rumored at the Manhattan CLUB that 'he
letter which Mr. F.. ElleIy Anderson aduresse"
TO Speaker Crisp was brief, in fact' was
telegram and ran as follows:
The Reform Club G.imltedl
New York December IT, lsV2.
Tho Hon. Charles F. Crisp. House of representatives.
neglected to say as you left for the cl9aR,oon'
that Won have lcnve to print. Ehh""i'
Ipct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

The Albany Argus is against any ana a."
attempts which may be made ito steai Tie
senate" SO il states. but 1t must De JoNlhs'
Last winter it will recollcct, it took pains 10
demonstrate that il was cordially in favor OF
stealing the Senate, provided the THEFT ihureu u
the benefit Of the Democratic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

When the application of the Jersey City ballot
box suffers was laid before the New-Jersey court
Of Par,lons two or three weeks ago, action was
deferred until 70 Jay, when decision is expected
The application in behalf of these criminals was
made by Allan L. McDermott. the chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, and strong political
influence is being used in the interest of the men
whose conviction vas hailed far and wide as a
proof that justice could be had even IN the
courts Of Hudson County. majority vote IN
the Court of Pardons is required to give con-
Wet his liberty and of that majority the Governor
must be one, according to the Constitution OF 'le
State The height of Mr.. Abbetts AMBITION Is 10
secure seat IN the United States Senate WIN
he improve his chances in that direction II he Votes
TO parclon these rascas> He cannot escape MS
Representative 1t all events. If the question De
fore the Court Of PardOns is decided on lON
merits the petition in behalf of the DalIo'-ooN
suffers will be cast out.
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AN EXcEEpINGLY pELICATE sITrATIO,

From The Springfield Republican Nugwumpl
Nothing could be unwise now than TO revive
the sDcakerShiD enmitis OF year ago, ana by puuhg
the power OF the Incoming Administration at the BACK
of Crsp's opponents, drive him from the chair. IL
(, a bad time To- 20 about paying OF Old scores.
How delicate the situation has become. however, Is
shown 10y tho explosion that has resulted rom 50
trivial an ncidonf-frsp's appearance" H. thc HOuse
after IN" alleged ~snub" being greeted with tha'
sympathetic applause 81 that body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

The sum OF Judge Mayrard's happiness would
be largely increased if he could issue permanent
Injunction against the New-l orl Bar Association
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
Appoint Moro Deputies.

The deer will soon begin IN come down
from the mountains, and Il Is hoped
measures will bc taken by the county
authorities To prevent a repetition oil
last years ruthless slaughter. In com
ing down from the iia,-tops the deer fol-
low the divides between Grand and
White AMI Yampa and White rivers,
and ut convenient points along these
divides the hide hunter. the marae'
hunter and the amateur hunter station
themselves, and the slaughter begins.
The slaughter that took place last fall
on the heads Of Flag creek and Pice'
ance creek was enormous; does, fawns
and everything that came a!on. was
Killed or wounded, and wagon load aitsI
wagon load was hauled out. The same
state Of affairs existed on our northern
border and what deer successfully ran
the gauntlet along the divides were
nabbed by the Indians In the Douglas
creek and Blue Mountain regions,
These different sources Of destruction
account for the remarkable scarcity Of
deer in the upper White river region al
ths present time. Tina, the total ex'
tinclion OF the species may not soon be
come All accomplished fact, something
must be done To protect the few that
remain. and that quickly.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

and medium; which you have shake
It up. lie added. ~ the limo began To
grow restless.
The applicant for one postal hest
lated moment and theu dropped out
OF the procession and went over 10 his
wife.
''Looweesl, lie saws there's lhrse sizes.
big, little ami mejum."
"Weil, which did you buy r.
"SoIhiu' yet; thought Ia consult
you first. but serin' we're oniy g1iu' Ia
say well get there Weusiay,' reckon
Iii buy the lit,.est."
"Sow II that ain'l ies, like you, you
good for nothin' man," size snapped con
tsmptuonsiy; ''you'ys took tho illtlssi
all your life, aud il 1t hadn't been for
me you'd bowed AWAY years ago. Tue
writin' don't matter, its prineip.o. Try
and be man, even II YOU amt, you
pore little euss. Git on 10 that lins and
when hs says 'wot,ie sou Lavs;' you
plank down Your cent and say. gimme
ths biggest Hear me New York
Tribune
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At Mii.i.GI, HOUSE.

J. u. Ma!lon. Kansas CITY. Mo.
&. ID. GIassbtook, James Hamilton.
Aspen.
John W. Lowell. Lily Park.
William Kellogg, Chas, Rruss, Lead.
willie.
Terry Parker. A,ehi.on. kns.
q. II. Reynolds. +. 81. Andrews, ben
Dayless. Andrew Ludlow. Chicago.
Frank Martin. Rifle.
John Brown, New Castle.
T.. II. liowcy. Flag creek.
Jas. II. Templeion. Ma,b.!l.
l.. u. Darnc!i. J. i. Gum. a. Ma
than, Denver.
\. u. isakor. l.. Tcnnor, Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. ~. q. Darnsii and family. Grand
Junction.
Geo. $. wittcr. White River.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
Take the Biggest.

He was ninety per cent mouth, and
the odds and ends of his face that
weren't mouth were freckles.
He got into line ut stamp window
on the Broadway side of the postoflice,
and his wife waited near and kept one
eye on him and both on an imitation
leather valise.
Gimme one postal card" he said,
when the window was at length reached.
What size?" inquired the man in
side.
"lIey?"
"What size, say; there are three
kinds"
Gosh, you don't sayl All of EN- cost
cent?"
"l es.''
Gimme the cue thatll go to Della
ware county"
"They all will" said the stamp-seller
impatiently; three sizes-big, little
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of fiys is taken; /, Is ,lcasan,
mad refreshing 10 tho taste. end acts
gsaly yet promptly on tho kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, c:canscs tho sys-
ten cGectually, dispol, colds. head.
achcs and icvcss and cures habi,ual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IL the
ely remedy Of its kind ever pro-
Gaccd, pleasing TO the taste end nc
cep;ablc TO tho stomach, promp. In
Ia action md truly beneficial In l.,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, i,I
many oxcellen. qualities commend i:
10 all end have made i. tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salc in 50c
and 81 bottles by NIL leading drug
eista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
euro it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
ssa f.Ascfsco. CA.
LOUISVILLE. Sr .sw toRx. M
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
For Thirty DAYS,

People of this county have been bun
coed by so-called sheriff or assignee
sales several times, but they never had
opportunity to buy real bargains-that
is, goods vt colt and a majority of
goods at lesA than Sbst. have few
goods left on\hand, consisting of ladies'
and chjldren's shoes, boots and shoes,
hats, and some clothing which / will
close out for the next thirty days re-
CARELESS of cost. Call and convince
yourself. S. PoRGEs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Paul Wagner Is again breaking n
bunch Of Young horses for Tho market.
and may lie seen NEST any iny speeding
the Youngsters on on. streets. Some OF
them arc showing remarkable swii,ness.
which nigh, he expected. seeing tia;
tru.i!ng stock In America.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Now that district court is over mat
tets have become quictcr. although the
influx OF strangers u; the hotels still
continues. Tha, M.cser and vicinity
Is becoming generally known MS the
spof,smnn's paradise Is more and more
nppareu,
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Clafene. and Frank Sawyer passed
through town Thursday with line lay.
GU; OF horses and wagons, heading Tor
the Keller ranch. from which point they
win start out with the Keller. Sawyer
steam thfc,her.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Price X Bowklcy arrived yesterday
With their last instaliment of Young
range steers-the finest bunch OF year
lincs ever brought into tho country. so
the colonel saws. The ontlit has been to
agood deal of trouble, expense and time
the past summer in getting their cattle
some of tie parties from whom they
bought having gone back on their agree
mpnts
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

The roads Throughout the county are
getting 10 be terrible. owing 10 the non.
appearance Of rain for good many
weeks past. Tie road.beds cons!s, Of
dust and rocks, and how long they Will
thus remain Is hard TO determine from
prcs.n nj .nd.cntioug
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

\ forcs; fire was raging in the neigh
borhood OF Pagola peak the pas,
week. caused doubtless by some care
less campers. The vicinity OF Trappers
lake WIS also the scene Of raging lire,
aud It Ia reported TO bc making II rather
warm II. W. l.. Pa,iison's ranch there.
Particulars are vet wanting.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

III. furniture for the new school
house u, Coal Creek was taken In
charge by Sir. sam Martin, secretary
II the board. who ffci:hted /, from
Heekcr To It's destination.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

n. thT-shlng .. grain in ,l.ls vicinity
beggn this week la earnest. The crop
OF ,. will exceed that OF ANY previous
season, more particularly OF oats.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

st the Hacr brothers ranch. above
wheat this season with good results.
1, is called the Gypsum Mummy, and
the heads are large aud In clusters. One
hundred bushels To the mere is said IL
be u, Weld.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Attend IN. dedlts,of, hall tt, III. Coal
Creek school house next Friday evening
September 23ri.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

II. c. liowey'a beef Melted Him abon,
81. per head nj Omaha. They were
m1stiy two and three y-ar-olds.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
At MKExEI HOTEL.

Howard Gibl.r. Dcf.cquc.
T.. J. Ilindmarsh. Marysvillc. Kas.
Wm. B. Carver. Z. j. Shidc!cr, Lee
Peterson, Buford.
Geo. $. Runi'e,,. jr.. Epping. n. II.
+. G. Pierson. Chns. Benson. a. An.
dcrson. Henry NanKicck. L. -. Evans,
Denver.
A. $. Helm, Now Castle.
T.. u. Walker, Cincinnati.
Thos. Mcneil. Utah.
Mrs. j. II. Gillmor. 10 Reynolds, l..
+. Cook. &. l.. Walrad, ID. W. Black.
Whit. River.
limerick Bros, North Fork.
l. Daer, Leadvillc.
ID. ID. Ferguson. battle-ground.
II NJ. Darnall, a. Mclguin. Kansas
City. Mo.
i. Morgan. Morganville.
Charles Gregory, Yampa river.
Charles Harper. Pagoda.
j. g. Morris, W. II. Henderson, Bluc
Mountain.
G. w. Hendricks, =. ". Ilockett.
Powell Park.
G.. W. Vangundy, Ashley, Utah.
G. Shiever. Shawnee. o.
G. a. Seymour. Craig.
Jas. l.. Dean. Saw-mill.
4. b. Darnell. Craig.
g. b. Lejford, Hayden.
b. j. Christie, Leadville.
ID. W. Black, White River.
-<<Gbe
CT tAMES rhtiRCI
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Mrs. Sara Barker. Mrs. Cora GOWN
aud daughter. and Mrs. j. +. Ensmingcr
and son. who have been visiting here
the past summer. departed on Wedncs.
days stage for their homes In Kansas
City, kas. Ira q. Mitchell accomIs,.
MED them east,
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Judge Kellogg, who has been invcs.
tigaiing the bernstein murder case for
over u week past, returned from north.
ern Routt county Wednesday. Iester-
day he left for iiahn's Peak. where dis
iIict conrt conycnes next Monday, T.
defend his client. Ezra Engcl.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

TIN fns.Ilein. doesn't rivv fs,lsfac;!on. In
every ca. for wlirh IT, rnclsnislrii lei. tho
money /, Iru;npsly rcfuIrl-i itriisar.nb,,
ti,- funr.I1tlai irr.,uiaTltlas sI.i w,ni-nes.g,
secular 10 po.rs,hsinI nro curci 10y II. For
lucosrhea, periodical pains, weak lack. PRO
istsus hni other dl.plac-fnrfi's. i.Nafii,.s-
down ss-f z,Ions. and all :" female cofii-
plsints," I'D an ,iniailin. r';pe'iy. IL Is n
IaIt.n.; strength sni vi..ur /" ii-c whole syr-
lam
As r-ruiafoe AMI pru,ro,rr a functional
action, a. TIC, critical i.f,t.i II chan % from
,.irlhn.i ,o ~uinaahds.i "fayosits I'r~-
.ri,.i0a" n n perfectly .af. rrrn-ilai Await.
an'i can lrusinf- eaiy good rssuia
Try u, " yv,'rc CT hiiiny woman.
You .ay only for tho god yoa gvi
Can yoa AK mroi
No other state compares with Colo
l. "a
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Charley Rcnss was u Meckcr arrival
In the fore part OF the week on his way
10 North Fork. he being the advance
scout OF u party Of six Leadvillians who
are coming over next week on n hunt
ing and fishing trip OF several weeks
Duration
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Sheriff Tovey and Under Sheriff Wear
departed for Houtt county's snow-bound
capital on Tuesday morning. being
summoned TO testify in the Engcl
rpgp
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Twenty-Five inches a ooiuInni i-f Month Is %
Profss-i0nal Cards. ~h-n pail Ia advance.
siato per Year
Lsesi sud Legal Soiios-, ffI.-n cents Per
line for liF>i insertion and ten cents for each
sut.s.i,Ien, insertion.
All communications shsuii to addressed "a
TiiE AEKkEn HERALD.
Ne.k.r. colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Tile hills arr beginning 10 assume
the appearance Of approaching wlr,er,
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

The Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Steel. of upper White. was quite
i'll in the fore part Of the week, but we
are pleased To state is now on the road
10 recovery.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
HOME NEWS,

Jack Green has sid his Curtis creek
ssnoi. 10 Go,.lisb Nswcoinb.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

The mosquito bili Is one n the m"a;-
urcs which goes into effect immediately
after its paSssse.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
To Ranci,men

To Ranchmen.
will furnish allmaterials and build
you house or lprn-frame, stone or
brick-to cost froR 500 upwards, on
from one to five yenhS ljnc.
Ira q. MITCHELL.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

J. L.. Dean. who succeeded Tommy
Murphy ms engineer ut the Sheridan
mill, showed up among his Meckcr
friends Thursday after nm all'summer' s
absence. Jim Is good reliable ensi-
n.cr Ms well MS iirst.ratc fellow, and II
there is n good position going jim will
O,,f N
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

vI If you want reg bargains call on s
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Boyd admits that he has lost his grip
rs ladies' man, but says he is coming
to the front as fisherman.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Cattle branded ms above on left hip. Also
own cnulo branded OH on left hip md pop
on left side All cnttie dcwlappcd lcut up.
Enr-mark'-cropands split lcft and two under.
hacks right Horse brand. OH on loft stillc.
hhnHc, thurman croc' and Government road.
fostoiiicc address Mcekcr, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17


Next Friday evening grand dedica-
tory ball will be given IN the new Coal
Creek school house. and as II is intended
10 be the first and last event of the kind
that will be given In the new building
large turnout, Is expected. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and Indies. can be
procured ION and after Monday by ap-
plying to any of the directors-Aiessrs.
Thomas Eildutf, Samuel Martin, NJ. ID.
Coleman. or mt the postoilicc, Meekcr.
The tickets have been placed mt the very
low price of 81, which will include an
elegant supper. The proceeds are TO go
toward paying of small indebtedness
incurred in furnishing the building.
Everybody invited.
Travellers in from North Fork OF
White river report an extensive forest
fire raging in the valuable strip of tim
Der laying between Lost creek and Fawn
creek. The fire has been burning for
over week and has destroyed fine
body of timber. A party of Denver
tourists were in there week before last
its origin in their unextinguished camp
fires. This leads us to observe that il
the forest preservation cranks would
only send few men into the mountains
to look after the maliciously careless
campers during the late summer and
fall months) they would save greater
extent of our beautiful forests than
they'll ever do by suppressing few
needed saw mills.
a jolly picnic party was that gotten
up last Tuesday mori .ng by Mrs. Miller,
the popular landlady of the Miller
House, and right royalty did the crowd
enjoy themselves at Wilber's grove
fishing, eating and lolling under the
trees. The party left town at eight
O'Clock in land ON the elegant private
Miller House coach, with Jack Green
holding the ribbons over four prancins
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
ST. JAMES CHURCH

sunday-school and Bible class, Mt 10
Il. IN.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

1t is reported that Tom Murphy, late
engineer at the Sheridan mill, died in
Denver last week. We await further
M ri iculnrs
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

After very pleasant visit Mr.. L. L
Fordham babe adleu to his hosts of
Meeker friends on Friday morning and
departed for his post Of duty at Rlwlins.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

The limerick boys buck and john
paid the county seat visit during the
week and reported everything smooth
on North Fork, excepting the roads.