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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

The public library has just received
full set of Cooper's novels in ten hand
some volumes.
w. 8. Swink & Co., are showing q
spirit of enterprise in the changes in their
double-barreled business house. Mr..
wood and the harness department have
been moved to the north room, neat
office fenced off in the corner thus va
Gated and the interior handsomely pap
cred and painted. And in harmony
with this activity they report the arrival
of car load each of furniture and barbed
wire.
The Catlin Consolidated Canal COM
pany has obtained a large judgement in
the district cuurt against A. Russell, and
has instituted proceedings to set aside the
deeds from Russell to Andrew McClell-
and of the best part of the Russell ranch
near Rocky Ford, on the ground that the
conveyances were fraudulently made. IF
the case sticks McClelland will lose the
best part OF the land involved in the re-
cent case in Pueblo which was decided in
his favor. Those who claim to know say
the sllit is based on McClelland's own
testimony in the Pueblo case.-Adver-
tiser Forum.
"A rare musical treat is offered the
DeOplo VI ltoChy tO-ubShps Aho
Chicago Concert Co. will appear at the
M. E. Church and give one OF their high
grade concerts which have been received
with such favor on n recent tour through
the mountain towns and cities OF Color
ado. The companyis composed of Mrs. e
Evelyn Selleck, Miss Elizabeth Wilder,
Miss Stella Taylor and Miss Bertha
Cherrington, with Miss Hattie Warner,
Pianist. All Of the ladies have had prom
inent places in the best church choirs
and their singing elicits enthusiasm ev-
erywheres Don't fail to hear them.
Recently while the editor of
the ENTERPRISE was gathering
items he dropped into the store
room of Ellingwood & Hauck at
the proper time to see the sample
gear of bicycle bearing mower
that Mr.. Ellingwood was showing
farmer. He was informed that
VIM. Deering & Co. have been ap-
plying the roller and ball-bearing
principles of the bicycle to their
Mowers and Binders for the past
season with wonderful success. 1t
is claimed that these bearings les
sen the draft of machines almost
one-half. VIM. Deering & Co. be-
lieve that this new principle of
using bicycle bearings is certain
to revolutionize machine building
in the near future. AS they were
the first company that ever built
binder to bind with wire, so also
were the first to build a binder to
bind with twine, and now they are
the pioneers in building the first
machines with bicycle bearings.
Messrs. Ellingwood & Hauck seem
very confident that this is the
coming machine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

E9 Screen Doors 81 each at the
English Lumber Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

BN NCome to the Leader Notion
Store for Tinware, Glassware and
all kinds of Notions.
Aft Mrs. NJ. e. WEBSTER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

L. r. Feplason, who has an insurance
eye on the improvements proposed in the
county says that an unusual number OF
school houses will be built this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

n1-L. o. Evans has left with
Ellingwood & Hauck for sale a
small quantity of genuine Swink
Watermelon Seed. Al
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

B|Cabbage and Gaulifower
Plants, hardened and ready to set.
ID. w. BURT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

FOR RENT-A Superior Seed
Drill. Call on or address w. ID.
Robb, Rocky Ford. 46-1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

HD~ Send to Marx f. Wistrom,
1884 Champa st., Denver. for rub
ber Stamps and Seals. Best of
work and low prices. 4Otf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

MONEY to loan on good reales-
tate security on reasonable terms.
Call Oh or address G. G.. Ament
& Co., Rocky Ford Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

elSpan of large black mares
for sale by the English Lumb. Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

Rain fell during good part OF Fri
day and Friday night, and while
not as much as farmers desired to see yet
it was of great service to ranch and stock
men,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

BiNIf you have any fat Cows,
Calves or Hogs to sell, call on or
write G. N. SHELTON & Co.,
42-tf La Junta, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

e@ Sweet Potato Plants fol
sole by j. G. Kain, II miles west
on north side of r. r. Att
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

Standard pear trees, o to fect, Is cents.
3toi feet, % cents.
intermediate sizes of corresponding cheap
ness These pears are all grown ut Grand
Junction, Colo.
Cherry trees, 8 to 6 feet. 40 cents.
:" 2to 5 feet. - cents.
Plums on plum, to feet, 40 cents.
" 3to feet, 25 cents.
on peach, to . feet, 2j cents.
2 to 3 feet, Is cents.
Peach on peach, 4 to 8 feet, ID cents.
2to3 feet, D cents.
Concord grape vine. year, good, cents;
SO per 1000.
Concord grape vine, year. select, 4 cents;
SIS per 1000.
Gooseberries Houghton, 50 per 100.
Currants. 50 pcr 100.
Red raspbcrries as low as IS per 1000.
Roses. moss, ii. r. and climbing from 10 to
% cents.
] pay freight and guarantee Roods TO be In
hrst-class condition on delivery. lr stock
does not grow will replace at 4 cost, or II par
ties will pay me to plant and water. Will guar
antec every plant to leaf out or | WILL RE-
PLACE FREE OF COST. ! have nothing in
my own grounds In condition to plant OUT
this year; all too badly cut up by the hail. but
/ want to call your attention to tho fact that
put out 3D,tOU CRAFTS last spring OF apples
alone, of over 100 different varieties or theso
about half arc living, and will make good
trees in the future. have also 1, 600 yearlin4
apple trees and :, go plums, peach, pear. Ap-
ricot and cherry OF the best varieties for fu-
ture stock. want to sell you nursery stock
and will soil you at eastern prices, nnd"Jones
hc pays the freight" 6oe me before you buy.
3stf ID. W. BURT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

FOR RENT Several improved
Ranches. We can suit a variety
of tenants.
4Otf STEELE & BEALL,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

MARE and Colt to trade for cat
tie. Call at ENTERPRISE Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

FOR Sale or Trade-SO acres of
land 4 miles south of Rocky Ford.
Call on s. A. Henley, Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

DIR. BRYANT, the DENTIST,
will visit Rocky Ford, April 23,
for two days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
TO LOVERS AND GROWERS
OF Fruits and FIoWeri

l want to say to you that am prepared to
make you offers on Trees Shrubs and Vines
Of every variety that Will, believe. convinoe
you that the best thing for you to do Is to
give me nm order. | can offer yo, choice of
over 100 varieties of apples, over 50 OF peach
es, 40 OF plums, pears and cherries. and IL full
line Of everything In small fruits.
l CAN ALSO FILL ANY ORDER, LARGE
OR SMALL, for any flower, bulb. shrub or
vine. have the agency. or rather buy from
one OF the OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST
ESTABLISHED FIRMS west of the Missouri
river. ] Gun give you testimonies from those
who have bought their stock as to tho quality
OF their goods, condition on delivery, etc.
that ought to convince anyone of their integ-
rity ana purpose to do as represented. giy0
you n few prices us samples Of what l can
offer you:
Standard apple trees, 5to ! feet, Is cents;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
Must Not be Disseminated Against
by Other Countries.
SPAIN OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED
That the President Will Close
American Ports to all Spanish
Products if the Embargo
Against American Goods Is Not
Raised - The Announcement
Concerns Germany, France,
Denmark and Other Countries.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December H.
a cable message OF the greatest impor-
tance to the commercial interests OF the
United States has gone from the State
Department in Washington to Madrid.
1t is tantamount TO a formal notice TO
the nations of the earth that II trade
Determinations against the United
States do not cease measures will be
adopted by the President for the protec-
tion OF American commerce under the
authority of the act of Congress OF
August Is, 1890, empowering him to
stop the importation Of goods from
countries that persist in such dlscrimi-
nations.
One of the chief offenders in this re-
spect is Spain, and for that reason
Madrid is selected as point OF attack,
though the action OF the State Depart
ment will be rghtfully construed as
indicating policy applicaols to Ger
many. Denmark, France and many
other nations that have put an embargo
on American products.
MADRID, December 17.-Mr. Taylor,
the United States Minister at Madrid,
to- day had an important conference
with Senor GroIzard, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, relative to the
imposition Of excessive duties upon
imports into Cuba from the United
States. He informed the Secretary that
ne had been directed by his government
to inform the government Of Spain that
n 1t persisted in exacting these discrim-
mating duties the action could be re-
gsrded by the President only as invit-
ing the exercise by him of the power OF
retaliation conferred by the act OF 1890.
This threat has caused commotion
in ministerial circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
WEEEIINe w. VA TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Is. 1874

selling, Marcel 1O9, Miss Dilly 1O2,
Purquittie IO2. Ora AndraIn 104, Mer-
ritt 104, Hodgson 1O4. Darwin Wedg-
wood los, Elberon los. Miss Clark los,
Bessie Nichols los. Second, q mile,
selling, Ben Wilson %, Promenade 81.
Vancluse 81, Dixie D. 81. Mos Perkins
o., Forest Belle 90, Stella NJ. 10l, Cy-
clone 1Ol. Panwsy 101. Sam Farmer
1O4, Revenue los, Old Dominion 107,
Pr. Imperial los. Third, 81 miles,
handicap, Red Top los, Cara ia,
Sweetheart 1O3, Ta Ia lis, Trixie
los, DR.. Work 1O9. Rapid Transit 103.
Fourth, "a selling, Midget 102, Dollie
1O2, Gleesome 1O2. B. F. Fly, Jr., 104,
Gov. HoRg los, Luke Parks los, John
Dunn los. Alibi 1O7, Ixion 107, Camden
ia. Fifth, mile and 20 yards, selling,
Tippecanoe 90, Philopena 90, Ten
Spring lO1, Mary Tension 10l, Charter
lOl, Little Miss 101, Cyrus 107, Bank
rupt LOT, lie Grand 107, Press Connolly
lO7, Zeke Hardy 1O7. Footrunner LOT,
Pesrilne 11O, Uncle Frank 1lO, Royal
Flush l10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18

BALTIMORE, December 17.-Mr. Al
bert Mott. Chairman Of the Transpor-
tation Committee of the L. A. W., Is
busily engaged arranging with the var
ious railroads OF this country the matter
Of transportation OF wheels Of L. A. W.
members. The railroads throughout
the country are retrenching in every
possible way, and they have discovered
that n they put tax on bicycles for
transportation they will increase their
revenue considerably. The railroaus
that are members OF the IrunA Llne
and Central Traffic Association nave oe-
clded TO impose charge OF % cents Iof
each wheel they carry.
MI Mott is trying 10 convince them
that what they will gain by charging ior
carving bicycles they will more thAh
lose 10 the sale Of railroad tickets. as
the 25 cent tax wOuld cause many
wheelnen to dispense with the railroads
as much as possible in taking their trips
Most OF the railroads have failed 10 oe
convinced Of the truth OF Mr. Motts
argument The matter will be settled
at the National Assembly meeting,
which Is 10 be held in New York on
February 20. Two plans will De pro-
posed-one 20 make thorough snu
systematic canvass among the railroads,
which will require = great deal OF cler-
ieal work and no little expense, or let
the matter rest until the railroads see
BIZ actual trial that il Is mistake 70
charge for the transportation Of oicy-
clas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
A CHINESE
Tells Why Gina is Getting 80 Severely
Thumpsd by Japan-Hundsrng OH.
Gals Chiefly 70 Blame

SAN Francisco. December l7.-KP.
Lee, . native Of China, graduate OF
Yale. secretary and interpreter OF the
Chinese Minister at Washington during
President Cleveland's first administra-
ton, has just returned from bis native
land. He says words cannot express
the blundering and stupidity Of
China during the war which be
predicts will not cease untiI the japan
ess army marches Into Pekin this win
ter. or at the latest next spring. BY
that time, be says, China will be COM
pleteIy vanquishsd. BE ascriDes
t,hinz's defeat 70 the corrupt;ons Of ths
Sfscisls, who have stolen millions Of
hollsrs. and 70 the fact that Jspansss
kounz men educated abroad ara given
Sosltions Of trust. whereas Ch1ns viii
rbt give ehznes 20 rettye yooths
ucafed abroad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
MINERS WAGES
Reduced From SO Cents to So in the Pitts
burg District---Thirty thousand Men
Affected

PITTsBURe. Pa, December 1.-THE
Railroad Coal Operators Association to-
day decided to reduce the rate OF
mining coel from 90 TO 55 cents o ton
of 1000 pounds. As the old agreement
entered into at Columbus last summer
has been declared abrogated by the
joint arbitration board OF miners and
coal operetors, the action Of
THE OPERATORS WAS EXPECTED.
The price OF 55 cents ton is for thin
vein coal going west, and for coal going
east the price is TO be the same as that
paid by the Pennsylvania and West
moreland Coal Companies. The resolu-
tion further says: We pledge ourselves
to advance the rate whenever en- ad-
vance rate can be maintained.
IN COMPETING MINES.
The coal trade OF the country has never
been in as serious condition as al pres
ent.
A convention of miners will be held
tomorrow 10 discuss the situation. A
decision of the question will affect
30, 600 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
KIvERINrELLIGENon
wha. Is Going on Among the Boats aud
Boatmen

What Il Going on Among the Boats aud
Boatmen
Weather. cool and cloudy.
River. 10 feet inches and falling.
The Courier arrived from Parkers-
burg last night. and will leave for that
port this morning at l0:3O.
The Ben Hur passed down yesterday
morning from Pittsonrg, for Parkers-
burg at o'clock.
The Keystone State is due this morn
ing at o'clock from PittsburE for
Cincinnati.
The packets for Pittsburg this morn
ing are the II. L. Bedford, from New
port, and the Hudson, from Cincinnati.
The jim Woods and Cyclone passed
up yesterday with lows Of enpties-
The Advance broaEhi down four coal
boats yesterday. which she delivered 10
the Enterprise below town and returned
to Plttsourg flying light
The ice Walton passed down yester-
day morning hying light
The Iron Age. OF the Gray Iron line,
is on her waylup from Cairo. with 4 TOW
of model bargez
Knox & Sos. Of Marietta. ara nj king
estimates o3 Q couple Of new ern-
wheel boats for the Lee iins, OF Me3 his.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
DEBATE ADJOURNED.
AntI.RsvOlutIOnary Bill Called Up in the
ROiehstag.

AntI-RsvOlutIonsry Bill Called Up in the
ROichstag.
BERLIN, December I7.-Dr. Nieber-
ling, Imperial Secretary Of Justice, in-
troduced the snti-Revoutionsry bill in
the ReichstGg to-day. In so doing he
said il was not intended to puzzle pub
ic opinion nor was is disguised and
sn anti-Socialist law, but it was direct
ed against excesses of a criminal nature
and again st the work Of revOlutionists
who were seeking TO undermine the
State.
The secretary of justice then pro-
ceeded amid Socialistic Interruptions
TO refer TO several iniammatorY pamph-
let's which have recently appeared.
The interruptions Of the socialists we're
so frequent and OF such an exciting
nature that the president of the Reich
stag, Herr Won LevstZow. was lcOm-
Delled several times to call them TO
order.
DR.. NieberinR then produced revo-
lutionsry broad sheet which he as
serted. was intended for circulation in
the barracks OF the soldiers. He added,
"the aim Of our opponents can only be
obtained by oyerthrowing all order,
and I trust the majority OF the House
will support the government against
its enemies who deny everything sacred
20 the people"
Herr Singer moved the adjournment
OF the Reichstag, expressing doubt as
10 whether a sufficient nunsber OF depu-
ties were present to enable vote TO be
taken. After the roll call il was found
that Herr Singers point was we'll taken
and that there was not a sufficient
number present. Consequently Herr
Levetzow adjourned the debate on the
DILL until January 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
HIS SWEETHEART,
Who Had Sworn to be True, Came Face to
Face With Him, on the Arm of Another.
An Attempt to Murder Was the Result

WAsHISGroN, D. c., December IL
The attempted vengeance Of an excited
lover on his alleged fsithless sweet
heart, caused much excitement opposite
the entrance of q gospel meeting here
last night. Chas. c. Riley and Blanche
Graves, both young, who had been
warmly attached to each other for some
time, were recently separated by the
girls mother. They swore 10 be true
70 each other, however. Last night
;he girl went to church
with another young man and
MET RILEY FACE TO FACE.
"You told me 1 could kill you If 1
ever met you with another fellow" he
cried, land am going TO do it.
He tore paliDg from q tree box and
struck her on the back Of the head with
It with all his force, knocking her
senseless, and then fed up the street
with a crowd OF men st his heels. He
6nally surrendered to policeman. The
girl was revived and sent home ia cab.
She was not seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
DIVER MUST STAND TRIAL

The Common Pleas Court Decides
Th.t Nearly All the Charges Are
Sufficient.
NEW YORK, December 1Z-Police
Justice Patrick Diver, eI-Tamnany
leader, appeared In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas this morning TO answer the
impeachment proceedings Instituted
against him by Lawyer VIM. Fl. Hale,of
Brooklyn. DIVERS counsel are ex
Surrogate Daniel .. Rollins and Lawyer
Abraham Levy. Mr.. Rollins says that
because OF the inireqnency OF such
proceedings as these he was no. thor
onghly advised as to the exact course
OF procedure. and be thought
the court would not at the present time
Insist on an answer to the charges.
Lawyer Hale. who had 3 NUMBER OF
witnesses a. his back, 10 . vigorous
argument. contended that the trial
should proceed. he said he intended
TO present additional charges. The de-
cislon Of the judges Is that the accused
must stand trial, nearly all OF the
charges being held to be sufficient.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
Byrnss Brings Charges.

New YORK, December l7.-Police Su-
perintendent ByrDes to-day preferred
charges against the following officers.
Captain Frederick Martins. for re.
ceiving in September, 1891, while he
was Sergeant 10 the Thirty-fourth pre-
cinct, SIS from Moses Hsmilton, that
the latter's shop should be used as q
polling booth.
Captain Max Schmittberger for re-
ceiving $500 from Agent Forget, Of the
French steamship line,
Sergeant William 0'Toole and Detect
i've Sergeant Frink, for their implica-
tion In the testimony given before the
Lexow Committee 0y DR.. Whitehead,
the abortlonist.
The following patrolmen are charged
with bribery ahd corruption:
William MuIehaly, John Townsend,
Bernard O'Rellly and Patrick Hinckev
The charges are approved oy Presi-
dent Martin, Of the Police Board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
Cadets the Ring.

WEST POINT, December l7.-Thomas
Emery Merrill, OF Kentucky, a member
Of the fourth class 81 the academy, and
Lloyd England. OF Arkansas, member
OF the second class, settled dispute by
pusllism 10 a room on the third door Of
the barracks. England fouled Merrill
In the fourth round and the light was
awarded 20 his opponent but England
was about done for when he committed
the foul. The dispute arose last Sep
tember, and II was then agreed TO settle
IL in the prize ring. All the parapher-
naiia Of lhe ring was used, including
sponess,~ etc, and each man had his
seconds. They fought like game cocks
aDd both have been under Surgeon For
news care since, and are likely 20 be
for q week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
RaiIrosd Men I'm Conference.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
delegates OF the conductors, engineers
aud tiremen OF the Southern Railway
system were in session here behind
closed doors all day. Chief Arthur, OF
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eugin-
eers; Grand Chief Conductor Z. E.
Clark, aud Chief L. NJ. Sargent, of the
United Firemen, participated in the
proceedings The new contract con-
templates the pay rate 10 operation be-
fore the recent reduction. The Of
dcials are reported determined not to
concede it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
A GKEAr DOLL oARNIvAL
Thousands Of Coils From Prominent
People on Exhibition.

Thousands Of Coils From Prominent
People on ExhibIfion-
CHICAGO. December 1.-THE doll
carnival which will be held this week
al Battery d. beginning this evening,
will probaiy surpass anything OF the
kind ever before attempted in this city.
Marx Twain. Rider HazEsrd, Edward
Bellamy, Anna Wheeler Wilcox. Della
Fox. Ada Rehan, Isadore Rush.
De Volf Hopper, Cora Urquehart Potter.
Nat Goodwin, Henry Miller. kTrie
Bellew. Joseph jefferson, Palmer Cox
and Mrs Cleveland have sent In con
tri6utlons OF dressed dolls for exhi-
bltiou at the carnival. The work OF
arranalng for the carnival has been
carried on for several weeks and more
than 10000 letters were sent out 70
prominent persons asking for contribu-
sions Replies to Ahese letters came a.
tbe rate or 400 dey. showing what q
lively interest IN tlle display was taken
by those who web given an oppor-
tanisy 70 co1frioR 10 Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
HYPN0TISM
Alleged to Have Been Used by a Teacher to
Induce Lady Of Title and Fortune 70
Marry Him.

MUNICH, December IA sensational
trial is taking place here. a teacher of
languages, Czestsns Czvnski, is charged
with hypnotizing lady Of title and in
duciug her 70 marry him, his purpose
being 10 obtain her fortune. The mar
rage was performed by friend OF the
teacher who imDersonated a priest.
Several specialists in hypnotism have
been summoned as Witnesses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
DEBS WANTS OUT.
The Lawyers Of the American Railway
Union VIII Make Three Efforts for the
Leaders Release.

CHICAGO. December 17.-At confer
ence this afternoon between President
Debs and other A. r. u. officials and
their attorneys, IL was decided to make
three separate efforts to provide escape
for the ex-strike leaders from the jail
sentences pronounced by Judge Woods
In the contempt proceeding last Friday.
The attorneys will endeavor to secure
an appeal to the Supreme Court and
a writ Of error, and will also apply for
q writ OF habeas corpus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
Smashed a Fifty- Mns Record.

PHILADELPHIA, December l7.-One
record has already been broken in the
six days bicycle race which was begun
attwo O'Clock this morning at Industrial
Ball. Starbuck started in with the in-
tenton OF lowering the 5O-mile Indoor
record and succeeded by about three
minutes, going the distance in ? hours,
30 minutes and So seconds.
The score at 5 o'clock was: Ashinger.
los miles laps; Cannon, 90 miles ?
laps; Mixell, 81 miles 5 laps; Forster, IS
miles; Starbuck, so miles, aud Swank 25
miles.
Starbuck left the track after accom-
pllshiug his record breaking feat, and
Swank's ankle panied him so badly that
he retired after making 25 miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-18
HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Black Beast Ravishs3 a Thirteen Year
Old Girl Causing Her Daath"-.M2y be
Burned at the Stake.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December IL
Polly Braadenbaugh, the 15'year-oid
daug ghter Of respectable German resi-
dent OF Conway, was ravIshed three
miles from Plummersville Sunday even
ing about dark by negro supposed TO
be John Bowman. and died at 10 o'clock
Sunday night. The victim Of the out
rage was very small for one Of her age.
The rsvsber used knife TO make 1t
possible to accomplish his purpose. 1t
is believed the william, IL captured, will
be burned a. the stake.