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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Swink died on Sunday after enduring
this worlds ills fer only three days.
Rev. w. Mayo conducted the funeral
services at the house Monday afternoon
and the little body was followed to the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Utah fruit growers are very gener-
ally complying with the now horticultur-
al law. In some localities the spraying
fever runs high and the greatest enthus-
iasm prevails. 1t is not claimed nor ex-
pected that one seasons work will suffice
to cure all the discusses which affect tho
fruit trees OF Utah, but this year will give
q good start.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

If you have nice fat Cow,
Steer, or veal to sell, call at the
Otero Meat and Produce Co., La
Junta, Colorado, or DR.. w. E.
Fenton and Co., Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

A.Sweet Potato Plants for
sale by J. G. Kahn, IL miles wesi
on north side of r. r. Att
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

MONEY to loan on good reales-
tate security on reasonable terms.
Call Oh or address @. G. Ament
& Co., Rocky Ford Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17
Timber Culture, Final Preof.
Notice for Publication.
United Statet
Pueblo. Colo,

Pueblo. Colo, May II, 1891.
Notice Is hercby given that
wARREN p. RUSSELL,
devised of Phoebe NJ. Farwell. has hled notice
of intention to make final proof before the
clerk OF the district court In and for Otero
county. at his office IN La Junta, Colo. on
Wednesday. the 11th day July, 1894. on timber
culture application No. 24O, for the Et Sec 3,
in TIP q s. Rg 81 W.
He names as witnesses: George Pritchnrd.
Walter Wright, Walter Bishop, Charles Swink,
all OF Rocky Ford, Colo.
5i-5s RAYMOND MILLER. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Il shall have a fine assortment
of Flowering Plants for sale this
week. IDA BURT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

HWeICE CREAM at the Leader
every day. Our prices on Notions
will surprise the Nation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. GARDENER returned from the east
Sunday morning.
HI. Maxwell is on the sick list, but
hopes to be well in few days.
Mr.. Mendleson, of the La Junta
Golden Rule" was with us yesterday.
Mrs. H. ]. Green is now convalescent
after a severe illness.
Prof. Nichols and wife, of -Catlin, were
among Rocky Ford's visitors Saturday.
Mrs. N. w. Terry is now about well
after a severe illness.
DR.. W. E. Fenton was a visitor to
Pueblo Tuesday.
Irrigation Supt. Matthews made bus
mess visit to Colorado Springs Tuesday.
]. g. Davis, of the Olney country made
us call Monday and gave US several
good items Of news without knowing it.
John Hess, of Lamar, who farms 600
acres in wheat and alfalfa, was in town
on Monday.
VIM. Harris has sold his interest in the
Cripple Creek restaurant to his partner,
VIM. Noe, and returned to Rocky Ford.
Frank Y. Hauck and bride returned
from their wedding tour on Saturday and
will go to housekeeping in the rooms re-
Gently occupied by g. H. Winchell.
Among the visitors in Rocky Ford
Friday were the following: VIM. Green,
Of Olney; DIR. w. w. Reed and g. H.
Culver Of Fowler; A. Culver and Geo.
Kellogg. of Toronto, Kansas,
Rocky Ford is we'll represented at the
Pueblo Epworth league convention now
in SESSION. Those present as delegates
and visitors are Harry Robins, Walter
Calkins, Elmer Conner, Geo. Larmore and
Geo. Tilbury.
Mr.. Gallup, representing the Fidelity
Building and Loan Association, of Den
yer, is spending several days in town.
The Fidelity is one OF the best known
and most reliable Building Associations
in the west and is doing large business
The following citizens were attracted
to Rocky Ford yesterday by the Repub-
ican Central Committee meeting: Mcssrs.
Alvord, Bartholomew, English, Hoffmire,
(sr. and jr.) Manly, Wilson, Hackworth,
Ragsdale and Randall.
Harry Robins and D. W. Barley
drove over to Ordway Tuesday to hear
Rev. Carnine's lecture which was instruct
i've and entertaining. II has been re-
ceived with marked favor at q number Of
places. Why not have Bro. Carnine come
to Rocky Fordp
Last Saturday Mrs. W. E. Anderson
organized picnic excursion to Mr.. And
erson's ranch near Fowler. The follow
ing ladies were her guests: Mesdames g.
NJ. Hall, g. h. Taylor, ]. B. Peafce, w.
O. Steele Sam Hulse and Cal. Foulke.
Several children accompanied the party.
G. T. Gerbing spent . few days at
home recently. The retail department
iness has been sold. but Mr.. Gerbin9
will continue to sell large quantities Of
beef, pork and mutton at Wholesale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

There is nothing have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
does. I have been using it for about
two years four bottles in alias occas-
sion required, and always keep bottle
OF it in my home. believe l know 9
good thing when got hold of it, and
Pain Balm is the best liniment have
ever met with. w. B. Denny, dairyman,
New Lexington, Ohio. 50 cent bottles
for sale by W. E. Fenton & Co. and E.
w. Kearby, druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Don't fail to see that your chickens are
not alive with lice. II you examine and
find lice, go at the work ina systematic
manner-an apron full at a time and
when you get one lot creased on the head,
under the wings, and around the vent,
put them in coop until You get all
through, 80 as to prevent confusion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17
HOG RAISING PAYS

And A. P. Kouns, having pur-
chased G. E. Hyde's interest in
the Kitselman Patent Fence, is
prepared to build Hog-proof Fence
in the best manner and at a low
price. Leave orders at Elling-
wood & Hauck's. 46tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

H@Those Bracket screen doors
for sale by the English Lumber
Co. are the best made. See them,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

FOR RENT.-Sevsral improved
Ranches. We can suit variety
of tenants.
4Otf STEELE & BEALL,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

BA- Cabbage, caulifower, toma-
to, sweet potato,pepper and ground
cherry plants. D. w. BURT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Wanted to exchange fence
posts for pair of work horses.
Enquire at this Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

MARE and Colt to trade for cat
tie. Call at ENTERPRISE office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Don't fail to SOW some Russian Sun
flower seeds around your chicken prem
ises. They make an excellent shade,
they are good feed, and quite ornamental.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17
ROCKY FORD Cash Store
Largest in Otero Count

Our Advertisements do not in any way
Misrepresent or Mislead.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

%. z. and Lansing Tuttle have com
pleted Maxwell Bros new warehouse
and it is now in use.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-17

Andy Nichols has some breedin
stock at Haines' stable of the very bes
and will be pleased to talk with farmer
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Gin erofartiees lluter.
nehmen.
Ianlenoe, welhe an hroni.
ihem Katarrh leioen, wer.
oen foltenfrei furirt.

I'm bieles 3roBartise Seilmittel segen
9roniIden Ratarrb fit Sebermann Slls
gdn9li9 5ii maben bat Dr. 9artman
fJl5enbe Metbobe erfunoen Gin jeber
luel9er elmer Ieiner regularen Yatienten
gu tperben beabii1tigt, lollte Ieinen 9fa-
men unb NbreIle einl6iden unb perben
ibnt bann frei bon Soften Dolli ifdnbise
antpeilunsen sur 8ebanbluns susei9idt
nerben. Seoer Yatient ion iiber leinen
s3nftanb etnn,al int Wtonat berihten.
Gs uirb bies ME ettpas folten 0ie
Webicinen fann man in jeber 9lpotbefe
erbolten. Oas &eIultat tpar bereits
cine srobe Wobltbat fir Sauieroe BON
aSerIonen, tpel9e on 9atarrb leioen.
Ioleenber Gall als 8eiYc:
gatient Np. 1927. g:1mr. oucius
9. Cooper BON gioble llniuerl litat, 9t.
g. Bebanbluns aneefansen am i6.
December 1898. S6reibt ont 81. Sc
brudr 1894: sd bin pollftdnbi9 flu
rirt con meinem &atarrb, al, uel6em i6
adt Sabre lang litt. Sd ipartete Siuei
Wp6en, nahbem i'd aufseb6rt batte,
Dteoiein gu nebmen, nm BON meiner
poIlfdnbi9en aur iiberSeust Su lein.
gs udre nod meiner Mnlidt unre9t,
tpenn cine fold lpunberOolle Sur 9e=
beim sebalten ruiiroe. Sd werbe Illes
oasu beitrasen, nm bielelbe befannt Sll
MAIDEN. Gs iehlt mir an Worten, bas
Sob Ve=ru+nas ober Sbnen meinen
9anf ausSuIpreben".
Sebermann, Der ppn Sr. 9artmann
beboNoelt su lpethen tuiinI6t, Iolte
ioalei1 leinen 9tamen unb Morelie
nit einer 2ilte Der bauptld9lt6fen
Spmptpne unb Der 9auer Der 8ranfbeii
einIfiden.
Gin BUD frei perihidt.
Gin mebieiniI9es Bud iiber drOni=
lden Gatarrb, ga @rippe, 9nlten Gr=
fdltuneen unb S9uinoIuht fpiro oul
furse 3eit portoTrei on iebe beliebise
4breKe perlhidt bon She Pe=ru=no
9rue manufacturing Co.. BON eolun=
bus, Ohio.
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ans saseslidt famen per19panb er
nno tpurbe erit Dor einisen Woden in
SCRANTON, pa, entbedt, mo- ct einen
ngudet Sbop" fiibrte. gr bate ale
Worfebrungen setroHen, Inn mad ga=
naoa ab9eben 3u f0nnen. Gr bate sur
3eit oa bic llnteri6lasunsen entbedt
tpuroen, leine 5duIb eineeitanben, obne
inbelien bic 50be Der unterlblagenen
Summen angeben gu fDnnen. ST iuirb
10 balb als tbunlid nadb Neip Norf ee=
bradt iuorben.
Duroen ploblih irriinnis.
2odpOrt, Z. g., 6. Mars. - Die
orei biibl6en unb tpobler,oeenen So6ter
beg 9errn Soiepb S6enf, zines rei6en
gursers BON Sanborn, Niaeora gountp,
lpuroen plOblid Samitag Na6t pabn=
linnig unb muBten in 3manssiafen 9e=
ltedt peroen. Sbr 3uitanb bat ii6 nod
ni9t seanbert, uno tuabrl6einli9 tperben
lie mad einem Srrenalpl seianbt rperben
mlinen. Sic lollen fi6 3u lebr nit Ma=
lerei unb WtuIit bei9dftist baben.
Das 6ruben 1lneluf in Scran.
ton, pa.
Scrantpn, Yo., 6. Ntars. 9urs
Dor ltittas beute puroen bic Seiden
BON Soolipill uno Gi1aro Sngbes aug
benz S6abt gebra9t. Oie 2eute, muB=
ten li6 bes i'm lSba6te beiinbli6en So
les balber Ibleunig1t wieber suriidsieben.
Gs 1T jest 9ewib, oaB nur adt Mtann
perun9liidteii
Cine SEM alton.
Nem Yorf, 6. Mdrs. CINE Spe=
iialoepeibe BON Gan Spie, Gotta Gica,
oatirt pom 81 6ebruar layt Bernanbp
u. Sbiel Sil6of non So ita &ica unb
perlhieoene anbere prominente 6ot6o=
lifen, ,&lerifer unb 2aien, lpurben unter9ln=
fla9e elmer repplutipnGren 8erl6wDrune
perboftet Ser 3tped Der Nerl1mDrun9
loll Der lein, untet Der Oberleitune bes
SilAofs eine fatboIiibe 9iesierune ein=
Sufiibren. 8ilbof Sbiel puroe tpesen
einem abnlihen 8erlu6 i'm Sabr 1885
BON Irdlioent Sernanbeg perbannt unb
miro man 9esen i'm Iopobl tpie sesen
leine Inbanser mieber bielelben Mab=
reseln ergreifen.
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Cages @retgnt0e'
Jnlano.

SOIL ihren 6atten perotftet haben.
Mem 9prf, ). Wtar5. Marsaretbe
MtaDer, ansefla9t, ibren pierten Wsann,
oern,ann @roenfe III Gacine, 9Sts., an
20. ausult 1893 nit 4rlenit persiftet sil
boben, ipurbe geItern aiorsen in
Srnoslpn perbaftet Ser Softbefebl
mar pon @eorge 6. Snlitb, 8plisei6ef
ppn Racine erlpirft ,pprben Sberiff
8eottp langte eeitern 9lbenb in 8ropflDn
an, nerleben NIT ben nDtbisen 9luslie=
ferunaspapierungspapierell uno reilte
oeitern glbenb nit leiner @efansenen na6
Dem S1auplose oes Wtoroes ab.
Qalmaee bleibt.
8ropfIpn, g. g., 5. MGrS.-@e-
Itern aab 9r. Sbomas Sc gSitt Sol=
maae, oer befonnte 9enlationsprebiser
Der .Sohernacle" =@en1einbe funb unb slt
luiIIen, oab er leine l6on mebrfa9, por
eini9en Mpnaten aber vunluioerrufli6 i"
aneebrobte @elisnatipn in gBieoerer=
,pdeung eesogen babe uno in 8rooflDn
su bleiben sebente.> 0tit ben @ldubigern
Ser @emeinbe lit ndmli6 Elm Sufrieben=
itellenbes llebereinfommen getroIfen
luorben, lpel1es babin lautet, baB forta,
Die 3inlen prompt beSablt uno Die 9anse
air6enl9ulb in Sebn Sabren, 10 @ott
nil absetragen weroen lol. 9ta6
menI6li6er gere9nuns fann lebteres
aber nur bann 9eI6eben, lpenn Die
Brooflnner ben Salmase'l6en 8ettel=
brieIen in ,3ufunit mebr Sea6tnng
i9enfen, als lol6es bislans Der 6all se=
lpeien lit.
Der ,l1aYor Don 1lep Dorf.
Gbieasp, 5. MdrS. = Sbonlas S,
@ilrop, ber Nsapor BON Stem Dprf, fam
eeitern @prmittag I'M IL l1br 1T 8sqlei=
tune Ieines sebn Sabre alten Spbnes
auf Der Geile na0 Ga!;fornien bier an,
uolelbit ct nit 1einer 6amilie ein paar
9So1en in San 9ieso gu nerbrinsen be-
abIi6tist. Sie Na1ri6t BON leiner
9lnsiinft in benz Auditorium gab iu
allerlei @ermutbungen 0eranlalluns.
llnter anberem bieb es aud, baB Der
Wtappr 8prbereitungen treffe, nm oas
2anh ,u perlailen, bamit er ni1t als
Sbeilnebmer an ben Mc&ane'l6en Wabl=
l9pinbeleien in MnflageSuitanb perlest
perbe. Ser Mappr mics tebo6 biele
Gerii6te nit Gntriiltuns ppn li6 uno
1aete, bob bie1elben nur ppn leinen
6einben ausse1prengt uoroen ieien, nm
ibm In leiner politil6en uno perlonli6en
GieenY9oft gu l6aben.
Gonerekmann Wilion's Sefnoen.
Can Mntonio, Ser 5. Wtdrs.-
gSm. 8. Mil1on, Sobn oes Gon9reB=
&eprdIentanten, fam seitern bier our6
auf benz Bese nah &uabalajara, Mfe=
rifo, mplelb1t lein 8ater am 9ferpen=
fieber fra,lf barnieoerliest. 9err Wil=
ion erbielt bier elm Selesramnn, oab
eine Menouns gum WeIern i'm 8efin-
ben 5eines 8aters eingetreten lei. So=
bolb lein 3uitanb es seitattet ipiro Der
patient na9 ben Ser. Staaten ge,ra9t
,perben.
Spariamfeit Die Soiuns.
gbieaso, 5. Mdrs. = Na9 elmer
breitdsigen Gisuns bes biei9en Staot=
rathes ols Ylenareomite 1T enblid bic
Mnnobme bes Sabres.8ubsets fiir bic
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&io De Saneiro, 6. Mdrs. =
Ser italienilde Goniul in bieiiaer
Stabt, Signpre 6. 8ertola, lit am aelz
ben Gieber seitorben. Oas 5ieber oer-
breitet Iib INNER mebr unb es befinoen
li6 jebt bereits an 200 Granfe in Der
Stabt.
2ebbaftes Sisnaliiiren nit Heflefto=
rem oeutet oarauf bin, boB piele Gdiffe
auberbalb bes 9afens liegen uno man
slaubt, bub Die Gesierunssnotte enblid5
aneefommen iei nnb nd9itens in ben
Safen einfabren tpirb. Sn bielem Sole
iuiiroe es stpilben ben beiben sSlotten su
einem @efedt fommen.
Sic nIquibapan" lit nod INNER ab=
lpeienb unb man ,peib nitbt, mo- 5ie it'd,
befinbet. Geitern tpurben bier "a So-
oesfdlle in 6olse Don@elbfieber beri&tet.
Cine Depei6e aug 2iperpool an ben
2onopn pStanbarb" melbet, bah ouf
Grlu6en peri6iebener &9sber in 3iDer-
pool 9orb &oieberrp an ben britildsn
&elanoten in &io be Saneiro telearo-
pbirt babe, er mDge Elm Mrranqement
nit Der bralilianil9en Gesierung unb
ben Snlursenten treffen, INN ben briti=
i6en S6iiien i'm 9afen BON Mio be Sa-
neiro gu ermDsli9en, linperlebrtaus bem
Safen gu gelansen unb 10 bem @eIbfe=
ber gu entfieben.
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8ei Der Maporspabl su Srop, 81.
u, lam es beute 81 einem Qompfe.
wtebtere electromagnetic politifer mur6en
in Der ReiIerei seidolien.
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Qusldno.
Gin Inarhiftenneit aus

Gm Inardiitenneit auseeboten.
| Gartbasena, 5. Mar3.-0ie Yo=
liSei lit einem seplanten 9nar6ilten=It=
tentat auf Die Spur gefpmmen. Sn ei=
mem alten, balb serfallenen Sort, bas fir
oerlei 3mede man9e S1lupftpinfel
bietet, murben pier nit Yulper unb Gi=
Ienitiifen sefiillte gomben entbeft, Die
poai9 ferti9 sum &ebrau6 ,paren. Sie
SaGe bat besreifli9erweile setpaltiees
9(nfleben erre9t unb bic 8ebDrben fabn=
ben jebt auf Die llebeltbdter
Konioin Diftoria.
9pnbpn, 5. WtdrS. Sic Geoe Der
&onisin bel Der 8ertasuns bes 9arla=
ments 1T unsew6bnli6 furs. Sic &6z
nigin Ipridt ibren 9anf fit bic parlaz
mentaril6en 9lrbeiten, nomentli6 aud
Die 9erminoerung Der 9lrbeitsitunben
Der Gilenba6nan9eltellten aug.
Gin eisenartieer proseb.
Copenhagen, II, 5. Mdrs. Gin piel
9lufieben erresenoer Yro5eB lit bier Io=
eben 81 Gnoe gebra6t porben. 0gDil=
belmine" 9ltpeller, eine Wfatrone in ei=
nem &inoer=9llpl, ipurbe Der grmorouno
zines 14jabri9en &naben fir I6ulbie be-
fnnoen uno gum Spbe perllrtbeilt.
gSdbrenb Der 8erbanolungen tellte es
| lib beraus, baB bic slnseflaste unlau=
tere SeSiebunsen su Dem &naben bate
uno elm Mann mar.
Die Sriten in met=Nfrifa.
2pnb on, A. Ntdrs. s.-Gine 9epelde
aus Satburit ber Sauptitabt BON 8ri=
til6 @ambia, melbet, bab eine 9lbtbei=
lung beg ueltinbil6en &esiments 8u=
lampalla elm befeitistes Oorf pon Gin
9ebprenen in Der gtdbe BON Batburit ein=
9enommen babe. Ste Ginseborenen lei
lteten tur eeringen @iberlt ltanb uno ho=
ben in ben Walo, mprauf bic britil6en
Sruppen bon Dem 9prfe 8elib ersrif=
fen. Spdter febrten bic Gingeborenen
5uriif unb sriifen bic Stelluns Der 8ri.
ten an, nuroen aber nit l9meren 8erlu=
| iten suriifsel6lasen. Son ben Solbo=
ten beg meitinbtl6en &eeiinents murbea
neun pertpunbet.
Shredlihes Giienbabnuneluf.
Serlin 5. Mdrs. = 8ei Gbarlot=
tenburs ipurben giienbabnorbeiter, bic
auf einem 8abnseleile ltanben unb einen
beranfpmmenoen 3ug ni6t iaben, iber=
fabren. Se6s Der 2eute lpurben aetob=
tet uno 9fiemano fam Dbne &erlebunQen
0abpn.
Dill heirathen.
2onbpn, 5. Mdrs. Yrins Garl
(Son Garlos) BON Bourbon ipirb binnen
&ursem Die Yrinseiiin Mfarie bon &oban
beiratben.
Die Nnard,iIten.
Yaris, 5. MarS. = 9as ,Sournal
oes 9ebats" meloet, bab alle Mnar6i=
item, mel6e neuli6 perbaftet muroen,
Sulammen pro;eIiirt peroen 1ollen, oa es
tbinem 3weifel mebr pnterliege, oab lie
unter elmer Sede iteden.
Opfer oes selben 5iebers.
&io BE Sanetrp, 5. Mdra. =
Capt. 5tursis unb g. M. &ollins BON
Dem nor,pesilden Oampfer rSantuit"
| itarben heute am 9elben Tieber. Ser
Dampfer fubr ant Z. December bon
9lep Oorf nod pernambuco ab. 9lm
20. Sanuar fnbr er BON pernambueo
nod bier ab.
2lus oem oeutihen Reihe.
| Berlin, 6. Mdra. Mettor Mbl.
,,atbt, pel4er i'm @efdnsniB am pl5ben-
| Zee libt tpfnen 9eIeihinrnn her iiihifd1en
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Ronioin Diftoria.

Sonbon, ). Wadr5. 3 Sic &ebe Der
&onisin bel Der 8ertasune bes 9arla=
ments 1T nnsew6bnli6 furS. 9ie &6s
nigin lpri6t ibren Sanf fit bic parlas
mentaril6en grbeiten, namentli6 aud
Die Serminoeruns Der 9lrbeitsitunoen
Der Gilenbabnan9eltellten aug.
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feuersbriinlte.

gBooo oburD, &c. S., 5. Mar;. =
9eute Wtorsen lpuroen auf Der 6arm
pon Benjamin Weatberbp in Centre
Square, @louceiter County, brei @9eu-
men uno einise S6uppen sulan1uaen nit
Jarmgerdtben nnb einem groBen She'll
Der Grnte beg Garners burd) Geuer ser-
fort. Neun pferbe unb neMn 2iibe
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Rries oen Npotbefern=

Nsw 3 ort, 6. Mdra. Sarrp 6.
Wiltlbaw, 8u9balter in Der uniteb
States Sfatipnal 8ant BON bier, ipurbe
in Buffalo ipesen unteri9lasuns be-
oeutenoer Summen perbaftet. Mls
bic llnterldlasuneen Dor d Sobren
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Uette 0uitdnbe.

GIarfspilIe. Senn., 6. Mdrs. -
6rau Glen 8oiee perlu6te seitern Ntor=
gen 9. .. gopo, einen bielisen Mbpo=
faten BON sfuf gu ermorben. 8opo
batte Srubel nit ber Gfau besiialidb &C.
rii4ten, bic lie sesen i'm ansgelprenst
bate unb porseitern Mbenb belud)te CT
lie in ibrem @el9dft nnb priiaelte lie
our9, nobel glut flob. @eitern Wlor=
gen lpuroe Der Streit erneut nnb 8opb
priiselte bic Trau gum 3meiten Nfale,
lporauf bielelbe etnen Nepolper eroriff
uno ;iueimal auf i'm f9oB, i'm aber
feblte. 8epor fie iebo9 ibre Drobune,
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ben Wtann 3u ermoroen, ausfiibrer
fonnte, tuurbe iie perbaftet unb einse.
iperrt.
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The herald., 1894-09-01
WIN. HUNTER DIED RST.

The Court So Decides After Hearing
Testimony.
Letters of administration were grant
ed in department two yesterday upon
the estate of VIM. Hunter, deceased. one
of the victims of John Craig's murderous
revolvers few weeks ago.
One OF the questions which came up
before letters were granted was whether
or not VIM. Hunter died before his wife,
Mrs. Mary Hunter, did, on that fatal
day.
Testimony was taken to establish the
fact that VIM. Hunter died first, one OF
the witnesses who teetifed being Mrs.
M. A. Connor, near neigh Dor, who re-
sided cloue by the Buena Vista street
cottage where Craig shot down his aged
father-in-law and mother-in.law.
Mrs. Conner stated that she passed by
the Hunter cottage shortly before che
tragedy and saw Mr.. Hunter sitting on
the steps OF the porch. while Mrs. Hun
ter was sitting on chair on the porch.
She had hardly reached home when che
heard the shots fred by Craig as he
cruelty murdered the aged people.
When she reached the house she found
Mr.. Hunter lying whore he sat when
che passed by minute before, while
Mrs. Hunter was lying near him, and
had evidently arisen from the chair and
gone towards her husband, ca he expired
almost instantly.
The court decided from the testimony
that VIM. Hunter expired before HE
wife, and granted the letters OF adminis-
tration prayed for by his eon.
The herald., 1894-09-01
THE WILSON 3 CHARGE.
The Jofrersonian Club Exonorates Him
From All Blame.

The Jofrersonian Club Exonorates Him
From All Blame.
Henry P. Wilson, secretary OF the
Democratic county committee, was
charged with voting precincts at the
Iast Democratic convention that had no
representation. The accusations were
by member of the Jeffersonian club
at the meeting held Thursday evening,
the Esd inst, whom Mr.. Wilson was abb
sent in San FrnAcisco, At the meeting
held last Thursday evening the young
gentleman was present to answer the
charges made against him, and after an
hours debate the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That after q thorough in
vestigation OF thecharges contained in a
resolution adopted at regular meeting
Of the Jefersonian club held on the
evening OF August %. 1894, rejecting
on the integrity OF the oticere and MEM
bsrs Of the Democratic county central
committee. claiming that certain per-
sons sat and voted az delegates to the
late county convention without right SO
to do and not having credentials for the
precincts which they claimed to repre-
sent" we find the said charges to be
wholly unfounded; and we hereby ex-
onsrate the members of the Democratic
county central committee and in partic-
ular the secretary, Henry P. Wilson,
from any blame attached thereto by
reason of the charges contained in said
YesoluGi on
The herald., 1894-09-01
POLICE COURT JUSTICE.

Ike Davis Fined for Stealing Vest.
Trial of "Psoping Tom"
Ike Davis had not been out of prison
aweek before he resumed his old tactics
and rifed q vest belonging to saloon
keeper O. T. Buchanan, on San Fernan-
do street. He got five coppers and a
lead pencil, and Officer Vignes got him.
Davis was fined $50 or 80 days in the
police court yesterday.
Tom Kaun got into row with Alfred
K. Walsh on East First street and raised
shanty over his right eye. for which
Judge Austin sent him to Jail for 20
days. F. N. Baugh was convicted of a
similar ofense and he will be sentenced
today.
John schser, the "PsepinS Tom"
whom T. G. Lehman of Adams street
and Central avenue had arrested for
disturbing the peace OF his wife by
peeping into her bedroom, was tried,
but the case was continued until IL
o'clock this morning.
F. l.. Stowell, alao arrested for dia-
turbing the peace, had his case contin.
ued.
Bruce WEIGH, the lad who purloined
books from Smiths bookstore, and
whom Judge Austin found guilty, will
likely escape the reform school, as the
manager refused to allow boys in tho
school who are sentenced by justices of
the peace. The order committing them
to the school must come from the supe-
rior court.