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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
Local and Personal News
From Various Portions
of 0tero County.
FOWLER.

Special Correspondence Of the ENTERPRISE.
The Candidates ball comes of Friday
evening and it is an assured success.
The literary was postponed until Sat.
urday.
Burt Wilburn, of Olney, was in Fowle,
Friday.
The Board of Repatriation met Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Phesher left Mon.
day for Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Wieland visited
Pueblo Tuesday.
S. W. Denny went to Colorado Springs
Sunday.
A. H. McMasters left Fowler Monday
for Chicago, called there by the illness OF
his mother.
Hon. j. II Crowley is invited, to speak
at our literary society. Nov. II.
Jas. Lockhart shipped in three car
loads of lumber Monday.
Fowler farmers are shipping a large
amount of wheat to Pueblo. They re-
port better prices than elsewhere in the
valley.
DIR. Walters, Of Custer county, was in
Fowler last week, the guest of DR.. w.
w. Reed. The doctor spent large por-
ton of his time in hunting ducks.
Misc Emma Remick, of Denver, is in
Fowler nursing her brother, George,
who was quite seriously injured. He is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Miller, accompanied by Frank
Lunon, left Fowler for Indiana Monday.
We wish them a pleasant journey.
James Seymour, Of Indiana, nephew
Of d. B. Lee, is in Fowler for the winter.
Jimmy is well known here on account OF
his relation with the anvil at the demo-
cratic jubilee last fall.
H. M. Fosdick's mother and brother,
Frank, spent few days with him last
week. To Frank we are indebted for
some guitar music at our literary.
George Lunnon, manager of the Steele
& Malone property here, is running q
bachelors hall now i'll the absence Of
Mrs. Miller and his son, Frank.
The Debating Society decided the free
coinage question in the negative. The
question for Nov. 4 is: "Resolved, That
Washington deserved moro credit for
freeing his country than Columbus did
for discovering America. Affirmative
Burt Wieland, Fred Gilbert and Harry
Lee. Negative-Dan Roarbaugh, Hor-
ace Hutchinson and Mr.. Plants.
We noticed an article short time ago
in the ENTERPRIsE by Hon. j. H. Crow
ley, stating that wheat was too cheap to
be raised in the valley and the position
supported by figures. Figured the same
way what crops will pay?
A very sad accident occurred here
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Sum Jordan and
Fletcher Lennon had gone to the river
for load of wood, taking the shotgun
with them to kill ducks. When ready to
start home Mr.. Jordan got on the load
and Fletcher put up the gun from be-
hind. Mr.. Jordan reached to pull the
gun up on the load when it caught and
was discharged, the contents striking
him on the left side Of the face at the
base OF the skull, tearing away largo
portion of it. The remains were buried
at Rocky Ford on Tuesday. Mr.. Jordan
has been with us for two years, and by
his conduct he won the respect and es-
teem Of all who knew him. He leaves a
wife and two small children who have
the heartfelt sympathy Of the community.
ALEXIS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

STRAYED-A black Poland
Characteristic boar; will weigh
about $50 pounds. Leave infor-
nation of his whereabouts at this
Office. 2l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

The increase in attendance at our
public schools has been such that large
addition has been required to the seating
accommodations. The new desks arrived
a few days ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

The largest Irish potato that has
reached this Office this year comes to us
from E. Robb, manager of the Otero
Fruit & Land Co. ranch, on the borders
of Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Removal.

The ENTERPRISE will now be found up
stairs in the Carlton block, where we
have better facilities than heretofore for
the publication OF the best paper in Otero
county. Call and see us. 1925
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

A first-class Incubator and
brooder for sale, or will exchange
for a young horse. A ranchman
who has a liking for poultry rails
ing can take this incubator and
make big money with it. Enquire
at the ENTERPRISE office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Be-gs' Family Medicines.

Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is ut the
head for curing coughs and colds. 1t re-
lieves all irritation at once and effects a
permanent cure quicker than any other
cough syrup on the market. Sold and
warranted by f. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

is your hair falling out or turning
gray? Do not get discouraged and say
it cannot be stopped. Beggs Hair Re-
newer will effectually stop it. We give
a positive guarantee with every bottle.
T. w KEARRY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Deggs' Family Medicines,

Your Troublesome cough can be re-
lieved in Just five minutes by tho use Of
Bcggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, and one Soc
bottle will effectuully cure any ordinary
cough. Sold and warranted by E. w.
Kearby
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

FOR SALE-An 8O-acre farm,
one mile west of Rocky Ford
school house; good 4-room house,
barn, sheds aud lots; 2 good 100
barrel cisterns; 9 acres fruit trees,
all kinds; shade trees all around
the house; hog aud COW pastures,
fenced separately. Under the High
Line ditch. Call on or address,
ID. G. SEAMAN, Rocky Ford, Col.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

AFTER Tuesday next all the
ladies will want copy of Geo. H.
Taylor's book "Our Candidate" a
story of love and politics, in order
to post themselves on the devious
ways of the political wire-puller.
1t is Al sale at Kearby's and Fen
toms drug stores at 25 cents q
COPY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

A. C. CONFER e. Co. are buying
Alfalfa Seed, Grain and Hay at
the Swink Warehouse. One
fourth Cash down on Alfalfa Seed.
See them before selling. 1926
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Voters will make no mistake by
putting CHAS. STEWARD in
the sheriff's Office. He has all the
qualifications for superior officer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Landlord Atkinson of the Hotel De
Secly has been repapering and refurnish-
ing his rooms. And his table yet main
tains its high degree of excellence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

CHARLEY STEWARD is and
has always been hard-working
mechanic. Let laboring men give
him solid vote. He is worthy of
it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

CHARLEY STEWARDS pop
ularity and his chances for being
elected sheriff have been steadily
increasing ever since the conven-
ton. If you don't want to lose
your vote cast it for CHARLEY
STEWARD for sheriff.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Maxwell Bros. prices are attract
ing the crowd and selling the
goods. Go there if you want to
save money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Make us call in our new and COM
modious quarters in Ellingwood &
Hauck's Carlton block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Before Running Away

From cold weather, inquire of J. B.
Pearce, agent of the Santa Fe in Rocky
Ford, relative to cheap rates for a winter
tour to Texas, New Mexico or Old Mex
leo. To follow the sunshine may be
prove cheaper than buping hard coal. It
Don't cost much to try,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
pilesi Pilesi pilesi

They can be relieved at once and in
time effectually cured by thorough use
of Beggs' German salve. We give pos
tive guarantee with every box.
E. w, KEARBY,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Little. Rut OI, Myi

Beggs' Little Giant Pills beat the world.
They act like magic, with no bad results.
One pill dose; 40 doses bottle. Sold
and guaranteed by Il. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Notice for Publication.

(FIrst Pub. Oct. Y, 1850
Land Ofilce at Pueblo. Colo, Oct. 7. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to mako final proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the county court in and for Otero
county, Colorado at La Junta. Colo, on Dec.
8, 1898. viz: HENRY GLAZIER, HE No. 4440,
for the 1Ek MEX, NEt SEt Sec 81 andWH SW
Sec 33 Tp 10 hge So w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
John M. Hersperger. Daniel Hersperger.
Rocky Ford, Colo; William Hackworth, John
fRANk 3. BALDWIN. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

%. Clark, of Ordway, has added to
our agricultural collection a number OF
splendid specimens Of the Mammoth
Pearl potatoes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

TURNED OUT Of Humphrey Best's
pasture last week, one iron gray gelding
four years old, branded on left shoulder
Diamond F. Anyone knowing where he
may be found will please send word to
the undersigned.
wv, TERRY,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Call at the ENrRRpRrsK Office for
legal blanks or send your orders per mail
and they will be promptly filled, postage
paid ff
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

II wish 1 had 500" said II
Rocky Forder the other day, "I'd
go spend every nickel at Maxwell
Bros. Their prices were never
eaualled in Rocky Ford before"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

ROOMS and Board for students
attending school from the coun-
try. Enquire of N. w. TERRY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

FOR RENT-One house east
of the West hotel. Apply to Mrs.
Wheat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Gold! Gold! Gold!

Why not visit the Great Gold Camp
Cripple Creek? The Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe and Colorado Midland have
through tickets on sale at all offices, to
this wonderful gold discovery, by way of
is the most comfortable and pleasant
route to reach the gold fields. Ask the
ticket agent for further particulars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

NJ. Z. Springer, of the ENTER
PRISE office, has good residence
lot in Denver to trade for a good
driving horse. See him if you
have trade.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
GRIEF DROVE HIM TO SUICIDE.
Cho tAau Larned Had Accident
ally Shot His Friend.
After a Night In the Woods He Re
turned and Killed Himself.

TOMS RIVER. y. j., Nov. 23.-It was
announced to-day that Chateau Larned,
son of the late Gen. Charles T.
Larned, had killed himself last evening.
At the same time, the details of a
sad accident that had preyed upon
Larned's mind and led him TO commit
suicide, were made known.
Larned and &. Harry Kittridge had
planned to go hunting yesterday, and
on Tuesday evening were together in
the cottage Of Mrs. Kittridge at Barne,
gat Park, y. j., cleaning their guns.
y pistol held by young Larned was &C.
cdentaly discharged. The ball entered
KittridGes side just above the heart.
Larncd, Crazed by the accident, ran to
the woods and e,udcd all searchers
his mothers cottage opposite the Hote
Pines. lie walked out to the piazza
and, placing a pistol TO his head. fired
, the shot, which killed him almost in,
stantly.
Gen Charles T. Larnci at the time OF
his death, in March, 1852 was a Deputy
PaymastcrGeneral Of the United States
Army and Chief Pavmaster Of the East.
crn Division. He was stationed at Gov.
ernor'S Island. lie was a candidate fol
| Paymaster-General against y. W. Brown
in 1850
/ Gen. Larncd left widow and ter
children. eight girls and two boys cha
/ toau was said To have been his father!
favorite. lie was bright thought
/ ful younG man, about twenty-one year!
| old.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
ELLISON Goes TO SING SING.
His Term of Imprisonment Dates
from To-Day.
Farewell Interview with an Even.
ing World" reporter.

Frank Ellison left the Tomhs at lS0
this afternoon on his way to Sing Sing
to serve his sentence of five years in
prison for his assault on Broker Hen
riques. He was accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Joe Burke. They took the 2lj
train on the New York Central.
Mr.. Evans. in whose hands Ellison had
placed his case, accompanied him as far
as the Grand Central station on the
Fourth avenue ear.
ranged his affairs and is fully prepared
to begin his sentence. He received many
assurances of friendship at he last mo-
mcnt and is now quite happy. The poor
fellow had come TO believe that every
body had deserted him, and that he was
without friend in the world.
Il did all in my power; all; in fact
that could be done, in his behalf, and he
is satisfied with my efforts.
Ellison granted an interview with an
"EVcning World' reporter few min
utes before being taken from the Tombs.
He put forth his best cndeavorS to APP
pear nonchalant, hut the attempt Was
dmitc futile. Cor several times his lip
quiNcrcd and tears apraug To his eyes.
II have been maligncd, abused and
shamcfuly treated, throughout AL @ @this
hut | leave this place for Sing Sing with
the gratifying consciousness that | have
what any man would do under similar
circumstances
Ellison said that a score or more Of his
friends had called to say farewell during
the morning, and that he had received be-
tween 2Go and 300 letters, many of them
their sympathy and denouncInG mis- con
NictiDn
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Mr.. M'KANE'S BLUFF.
Brings Suit Against "The World"
and Is Hunting for Warrants.
The Gar Of Gravesend Says He
Only Wants Vindication.
He Would Drop the Suits If Retrac :
tions Were Priated.

The announcement made this morning
by George W. Roderck, counsel for John
Y. MCKane. that action in the Supreme
Court To recover $1,000 damages for
criminal libel had been brought against
The World" gave the business men in
the vicinity Of the Brooklyn public build
ings much to talk about.
Mckanc's hcnchmen, 1t was stated,
were also trying to get warrants for the
arrest Of the Editor Of The World" in
connection with the libel suit against the
Press Publishing Company.
McKanc bases his suit on an editorial
printed i'm The World" on Nov. g. head
ed THE Gravescrd Rebellion"
Mckanc states thai In that editorial
and in other articles printed suhse-
quently he is charged with treason. civil
and criminal contempt Of court, assault
and battery. larceny. fraud In padding
the registry lists, violation Of the ElcC-
tion laws and disobeying the courts.
Lawyer Roderick says that similar
suits will he brought against other pa
pcrs which Mckane alleges have Ii
bellcd him. He refers particularly to
the Brooklyn Eagle He says that the
Eagle will be sued not only for criminal
libel. but that its editor, s.. Clair Nc
Kelway, will he arrested on the same
charge. Just when the proceedings
would be taken Mr.. Roderick would not
say.
He would not state the names Of the
other papers to which Mckane wishes
TO pay his compliments.
Mckanc was seen in his office at ~
The evening world., 1893-11-23
HOTEL ST. MARC BEs|EGEO.
Deputy Sheriffs' Fruitless Efforts
TO See Mrs. Russell Henderson.

For the last twcnty-four hours the
fashionable family hotel. 81. Mare, at
Th'rty-ninth street and Fifth avenue,
has been bcsiegel 10y deputy shcrts and
other process servers, in vain effort
To serve an attachment for the body OF
Mrs Russell Henderson. who Judge
Fitzsimors Yesterday decided was in
contempt.
According - the people who have
attempted To serve the attachment there
Is . di'rence OF opinion among the EN-
pluNroS Of the hotel AS 10 the where
ahoutS OF Mrs. Henderson. Some report
that she has gone to Florida, and others
say that she is too III To be seen.
Deputy Shenns. hung about the hotel
during much NJ the afternoon yesterday.
last night and this morning.
Cards bearing the names Of several OF
Mrs. henderson 5 acpuaintlnCes, II is
sad, were sent 10 her, hut she could
not be induced 10 leave the privacy OF
Deputy sheriff Walgering succeeded in
getting To the dininE-rOOm, where he eN-
pectrd tp find Mrs Henderson, but was
ordered out 10y one of the employees OF
the hotel under u threat OF suit for
trrspHSs
Attorney Julius Lehman. counsel for
MilliuCr Halsey, who has the S47l judg-
mtut against Mrs, Henderson, said that
II the Sheriff did not succeed IN serving
the attachment to-day that he would
they could do in the case.
Lawyer Lehman stated further that
Mrs, Henderson has property OF great
value, and that she Is related to the
Emo family.
lie says he hold other claims against
Mrs. Henderson which he will try to
collect as soon as the present case Is
disposed o.. :
The evening world., 1893-11-23
NO PARDON Fur MRS. WALDEN.
Gov. Flower Says He Can't In
terfere in Her Case.
The Murderess May Have Visits from
Her Friends in Prison.
(Ry Associated Press.)

ALBANY, Nov. 23.-Gov. Flower at
noon decided aginst granting the appli-
ca ton for pardon in the case of Annie
Walden.
LAWYER Charles De'E Townsend and
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, appeared for the
application, and urged it on the ground
that the woman would die in few
weeks. The Governor said:
Il do not think it Is case where my
interference can be used, There is no
denial of guilt, and therefore, | do not
think that | had better grant the appli-
cation. She shall have all the attend
ancc that he' case requires during her
last hours, and her friends may visit
her
The evening world., 1893-11-23
QUEEN LII STILL OUT.
No Restoration ATTEMPTED"
Again the Hawaiian News.
Situation at Honolulu Strained, 0w-
ing to Uncertainty.
Minister Wiilis's Significant Words
TO tho American League.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The
steamer Alameda, which arrived at 7.35
a. NJ. to-day from Honolulu, brings no
news of special Importance.
There has been no attempt to restore
Queen Liliuokalani.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2G.-Thc first
word that the steamship Alameda, from
honolulu, was sighted was taken to the
Secretary of State this morning by an
Associated Press reporter.
with interest, though without any spe-
c!al excitement.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
VALIANT READY TO SAIL.
start Was Expected to Be Made at |
O'Clock To-day.

The scyenty-two members of the crew
under the command Of Capt Henry
Morrison were all on board William *.
Nanderhilts steam yacht Valiant this
morning and everything WAS in shape
for the start on the long voyage.
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his guests did not
appear during the morning, but ii was
expected that they would board the
yacht at o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
DELFINO MUST DIE,
Gov. Flower Won't Interfere for the
Brooklyn Murderer.

ALBANY, Nov. 23,--There was pa
'thetic scene in the Executive Chamber
this morning. when an entire family
came to petition the Governor to spare
the life of n son, husband and father.
John Dclhno IL in Sing Sing prison,
awiting elcCtrocution for murder COM
mitted in the city OF Brooklyn, and the
visitors were his father, mother,
brother, wife and three small children.
After hearing them patiently the Gov
ernor said: II am very sorry and | SYM
pathize with you. but cannot interfere;
the law must take Its course
The evening world., 1893-11-23
LIMITED TRAIN IN COLLISION.
Reported Rssr-End Wreck On An
Indiana Railroad.

1NDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov GA dis
astrous wreck is reported at Ninccnnes
ON the Evansville and Tcrrc Haute road
this morning,
The Chicago limited Is reported to have
demolishing the passenger engine and
baggagc-Car besides doing other damage.
No loss OF life as yet reported
The evening world., 1893-11-23
FOR DISTRIBUTING WHISKEY.
New Company Formed in New Jer
sey with Several Branch Officss.

The Independent Distributing Com
pany OF America, incorporated in New
Jersey, with Il capital of $4,000, has
opened an Office in this city.
This is new company to carry on
n similar business to the American
Distributing Company. II will not be
controlled by the Whiskey Trust.
Branch houses have been opened in
Baltimore camden and Boston.
The Company intends shortly - increase
It's field for operations.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
COLD WAVE COMING.
1t Is Due To- Morrow ana WIN Last
over Saturday,

Local Forecast Observer Dunn said
this morning that the weather to-day
and tomorrow would continue fair,
Tomorrow and Saturday u cold wave
viii sweep over Manhattan Island. with
southwesterly to brisk northwesterly
winds.
Mr.. Dunn says that the temperature
II likely TO fall Is or 20 degrees.
The evening world., 1893-11-23
The Dalton Brings No News.

The steamer Dalton from Rio Janero, arrived
here this morning. The Dalton brings nc special
or late news from Rio JAnsirc, havpE left that
port Oct II. The next steamer trem Rio JaneirO
u the MAAkslJns, due New. "a
The evening world., 1893-11-23
TWO New Cases OF smali.Po1.

Two cases OF smallpox wsre reported by the
police this morning They are Kate Hart. aEed
twenty-five. Of rs carmina street. and August
lSnnEdol, --Tesdence uhknoSn. who walked tnto
ne Harlem Hospital. tli
The evening world., 1893-11-23
Royal Monarch overooats.

roOI SIOTIiSS Co.. - and and Ss BO~sry. ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25
This Mornings Fire Alarm,

Tee alarm from fire box SO at 10
o'clock this morning was occssioned by
the discovery of flames in the house of
Nrs. s. A. Hasbrook, 2405 Seventh ave.
nue., but which were quenched by the
prompt application OF few buckets oil
water before the arrival of the depart
ment, though the customary good time
was made aud the apparatus, on hand and
ready for business had the circumstances
demanded.
The fire was caused bv defective flue
and the loss. which is mainly to clothing
in closet near the chimney, will not ex
coed $50, the damage being fully coy.
cred by insurance in Hayes & Cleave.
lands sgency.
Miss Harrington, niece of Mrs. Has
brook, had both arms painfully, but no.
seriously burned in putting out the fire
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25
An Interesting Talk

o. NJ. Babcock, mention of whose visit
to the city wss made day or two ago in
connection with his illustrated lecture,
gave most instructive and intensely in
teresting lecture before the High school
students this morning. The lecture was
delivered in the assembly room of the
High school building and was descriptive
of the tendencies of modern hsbitstion
from a geographical standpoint 1t was
illustrated by maps and charts showing
the center of habitation and carrying out
the ideas advanced by Dir. BAbcock that
the city of Rock Island IS most fav0raol7
situated in this respect. The lecture oc-
cupied 45 minutes and was highly sppre-
ciatpd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25
Bishop Sewman,s Lecture

A l,rye and sppreciative audience
greeted Bishop Newman at the First NJ i.
E. church last evening nd listened TO
his lecture. The March of Civilz alton -
1t was one of the most interesting lec>
lures eyer given in the city. He traced
the march of civiliz alton from the early
ages to the present showing that the same
causes that brought about the downfall
of the ancient empires were the same
that are at work in our own country to g..
day. He spoke of the great conflict that
had taken place in the history of great
nations and conten1ed that such wars
were the instruments used in liberatipg
the masses Of the people. The lecture
occupied two hours aud the speaker had
the closest attention of his auditors dur.
inG the whole of the time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25

A police officer was called up Oh
Twenty second street yesterday morni G
to Investigate case o. Observation-Disclosures
that was reported to have occurred there
early in the morning. A lady coming
home from Chicago TO visit her folks had
stopped in at a neighbours to wat until
her own family would get up. Wher
She left it is said that in fit of absent.
mindedness she took with her purse
containing $55 and q gold watch. A
police officer ives telephonad for and be-
fore he arrived the a5sentminded lady re
turned and left the purse and watch
again. and the kindly d sposed neighbors
not wishing to push the case the matter
was dropped.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25
Mail Carriers SaIa ries.

1t may prove somewhat tahtslous to
mail carriers now in the service of Uncle
Sam. whose tenure of Office will be more
or less uncertain after March 4, next. to
know that thru ughout the country after
June /, next, there will be more money in
the job of mail carrier This is by rea-
son of an act of congress under date of
January. 1887. snd the existing laws
which provide for three classes of carriers
in cities of more than 1000 population.
with salaries respectively of $1,000, $500
ard $500, and for two classes of carriers
in cities less thaa "a. 900 population. with
salaries respectively of $3.50 and 5000.
The bill which the committee recommends
provides that June l. 1898. the pay of
carriers in all cities where free delivery
has been or may be established shall be,
for the first year $500, for the second
year $500. for the third year 81 900 and
for the fourth year and thereafter. S 1 200.