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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-15
Oh, The BABIES! !.
175Died in Boston
in a w eek.
Cholera lnfantum is
Raging Now.
LaCtated Food Should be Fed
TO Little Ones.
August a Critical Time for
Thousands.
Every Mistake in Diet Must
Be Avoided.
The death rate goes up with jump.

The death rate goes up with jump.
There were almost a hundred cases of
mortality due TO cholera infantum alone
in Boston during the last week, says the
Herald of that city.
One hundred and seventy-fve babies
died from this and similar causes.
The fearful jump in the infant death
rate that comes in August is due to inn
proper feeding during hot weather.
In thousands of homes where love and
watchfulness seem to have surrounded
baby with every safeguard, these two con-
ditions that lead to cholera infantum often
eKist-improper diet and possibility Of
contagion in food
These causes are preventable, and every
death from an intestinal disorder shows
either neglect or ignorance on the parts Of
parents.
There is no reason to-day why baby
should not receive proper nourishment,
and be kept absolutely free from any pos
Bbility of contagion.
Lactated food is always obtainable.
Physicians and mothers who have brought
up family of children know how nutri-
tious how easily digested food is, and
how eagerly it is taken by children that
cannot take other nourishment. Lactated
food saves babies lives.
The diet of child from six months to
three years old should be as carefully
regulated as in the first weeks of its life.
And during hot weather. especially, the
first symptom of diarrhoea should cause
redoubled watchfulness.
Children who are evidently not thriving,
who show a lack of energy, who are be-
coming listless, fretful, thin and weak,
must quickly gain strength, or the slight
attack Of diarrhoea that a strong child
readily overcomes will prove fatal
There is always a chance of slight mis-
takes in feeding baby, and in hot weather
such errors often result in cholera in
fantum, in case the baby is not strong and
abundantly nourished.
Babies properly fed on lactated food
never succumb to cholera infantum
The experience Of hundreds of physi.
clans, public institutions, and thousands
of mothers prove that lactated food is the
safest article that can be used as the diet
of young children during the hot months.
Mothers who have never used lactated
food should remember that it is so mex
pensive as to be within the reach Of the
humblest home. Enough meals can be
made from a dollar package to last nearly
four weeks, The food thus prepared from
plain directions on each package costs less
than five cents a quart, and lactated food
saves babies lives
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ID. LonI.. noLLe.t IN.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 15.-The weather yes
terday was the hottest that has been eX-
perieuced in this city AVID vicinity for
eight years past. The official thermom-
eter registered about ~ in the shade at s
o'clock i'm the morning. At p. m. it
reached l05 $40, and in the full glare of
the sun the thermometer registered llj
degrees. Reports from cities in this and
adjoining states point to the same condi-
tion. Several prostrations in this city
were reported and one death, that OF
Christ k0rgau, wagon maker,
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had been on duty ashore returned to their
vessel The resident Americans, being
thus abandoned, became very indignant,
and many of them removed the national
flag from their houses and stamped on it
in the streets. They then hoisted the
British flag
On entering the government house the
Nicaraguan authorities hauled down and
tore into shreds the Mosquito flags. They
placed under arrest numerous Americans
and Jamaicans suspected of being in sym
pathy with Prince Clarence The captain
of the Mohawk landed party Of men and
went to the prison and rescued every one
therein who claimed British protection
The Mohawk will await here orders from
home. Prince Clarence will remain Oh
hoard
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-15
A Fraudulent Real Estate DeaL

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-L G. Crossman, a
prominent real estate dealer of Salt Lake
City, was committed to the county Jail by
Judge Sears in default of a $50, 900 bond.
James r. Lane had filed a bill aga INST
Crossman to compel the performance OF a
contract m a large real estate deal, in
which Lane agreed to convey to Cross
man an entire subdivision in Chicago,
the compensation to be $4,000 in money
and 100000 acres of land ON Great Salt
lake. extending into Idaho. Lane claims
to have made his conveyance, but that
Crossman has sold his Salt Lake lands
for S347, 600. Crossman maintains that
the money has not been paid.
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BLTEFIELDS RETAKEN.
Clarence, the Mosquito Prince,
Now a Refugee,
RESIDENT AMERICANS DESERTED

United statos Marines Return to Their
Vessel on the Approach Of NioAraRuAn
tain Of the British wArship Mohawk.
LONDON, Aug, 15.-The Times has the
following dispatch from Port Limon;
The British warship Mohawk has arrived
here with Prince Clarence and 1l2 ref
ugees aboard. Bluefields has been taken
by 1900 Nicaraguan troops, who arrived
from Rama and Greytown on transports
flying the United States flag, On their
approach the United States marines who
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i've stock NInrIssta.

NEW YoRK, Aug. a. - Beeves nominal
weak European cables quote American steers
a. 81RGlO4c per 10. dressed weight; refrigera-
tor beef, 9]4c. per 10. Calves firm; ordinary Ia
fair yeals, S52bG6 per 100 lbs. Sheep and
lambs barely steady; poor to prime sheep, S2.25
Q3.D per 100 lbs; common TO prime lambs,
ta2505.l5. Hogs firm; inferior TO good S5.5l
05.s5.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Aug, l4-Cattle lower;
prime, $40 TO $500. Hogs in light receipt;
Philadelphias, S5.5Od5. co; best Workers, s. GC
@5.5O. Sheep dun and unchanged.
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General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug H.-Flour in light de
mand; winter supertine, 81 l042,25; winter eX
tras, S2.25G2,40 No. winter family, S2.4CT
ESQ; Pennsylvania roller, straight, S2.50d2 ,l
western winter, clear, 81 4O6265 Whea
higher, firm, with 56I4o, bid and 5894c askc,
for August. Corn strong, higher, with 62C. h,,
and 63c. asked for August. Oats quiet, weaker
with 35c, bid and 36c asked for August Bee
frm. Pork firm. Lard strong; western steam
sos; city, S73716GT50 Butter firm; weste-.
dairy, l216Gl6c.; western creamery, l4Q25c.
Elgins 23c; Pennsylvania creamery print.
fancy 2lc.; do. choice, 23o., do. fair TO goo.
2OG22c.; prints jobbing, 25a2sc. Cheese du
New York large 1Id9Jac. small 7s4dqigc.
part skins, 3l4d6I4o.; full skins, 2d3c. Eg-
strong;New York and Pennsylvania, l14li1sc.
western, fresh, l5161l1c.
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NInra.rca nx MS WIG.

HAzLEToN Pa, Aug. l5.-Monday night
George kosiick, of Iresckow, arrived home
under the influence of drink and began
upbraiding his wife, using language which
reflected upon her fidelity. They were in
a summer house adjoining their dwelling
at the time, and the woman, who was
highly indignant walked deliberately
into the house, secured a butcher knife
and plunged it three times into her hus-
bands body. Koslick died last evening.
The woman escaped.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l5.-Iu naval cir
cles and along the water front here "a
lively interest ua- been awakened in the
case of Antonio EzeJa the deposed presi-
dent of san Salvador, who is now on
board the United States steamship Ben
niuglou, with three other refugees from
San salvador 10 is generally believed
that the government officials will inter
cept the Bennington and hold her outside
until the warrant for Ezetus arrest ar
riyes from Washington.
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CAMDEN, n. j., Aug. 15.-After a hear
ing before Mayor Wescott in the Camden
city hall George Bolts, John Eckert and
John Kelly were committed to the county
Jail to await trial for the murder of j. r.
McCurdy. Three witnesses gave evidence
connecting the three young men with the
crime. The coroner's inquest was held
Immediately after the hearing, and the
jury rendered 81 verdict holding the pris-
oners responsible for McCurdys death.
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The Strike Commission at Work.

CHICAGO, Aug 15.-The strike commits
sion, whose work began this forenoon,
will sit from 10 to 1890 and from 1880 to 4
o'clock daily. The order of testimony will
be first that Of the employees, second that
of the railroads. Two lines in particular
will be investigated-the Illinois Central
and Rock Island, those lines being named
in the order of appointment by President
Cleveland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-15

LONDON, Aug 15.-The Standard warns
the English public against rushing to buy
American securities because of the houses
acceptance of the senate's tariff bill II
says a notable beginning has been made
in the task OF unshackling American in.
dustry, but that many dark hours are
possible before the work is completed
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NORFOLK, Va, Aug. IS. 80 During a
thunder storm in Norfolk county Miss
Mary Harper the 15-year-old daughter of
c. w. Harper, of the Norfolk and Caro-
lima railroad, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed, At the time she was sit
ting at an open window of her home near
Pinner's Point.
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FOR PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
National Organization Perfected and OF.
fcnra EIentad.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.--At the Fifth Av-
enue hotel last evening the National Foot
ball league was organized, under the
name Of the American League of Profes-
sionsl Football Players. The league was
organized by the election of A. A. Irwin,
Of Philadelphia, as president, and George
Stackhouse, of New York, as secretary.
+. b. Talcott of New York, c. H. Byrnes
OF Brooklyn and President Irwin were
elected as a board of directors. The season
will open on Oct l and continue until
July l, 1895, inclusive. Each team will
play five games in the different cities in
the league. During the season the pro
fessional football club Of Sunderland
England, will visit this country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-15
Annrchi.ts Invading London.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-During the last few
days over 400 anarchists have landed in
this city. A special branch of the Scot
land Yard police force is very busy watch
ing over the new comers. Sir Edward
Bradford the chief commissioner of po-
lice, is personally directing the measures
taken to watch over and render them
harmless
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Lord Churchill in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.--Among the
arrivals on the steamship Walla Walla,
from Puget Sound ports, were Lord and
Lady Churchill and Dr. NJ. E. McKeith,
who accompanies Lord Churchill as his
physician. After a few days sojourn in
California the party will sail for Australia
via Hawaii and Samoa.
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Charged with Stealing Lodge Fund.

READING, Pa, Aug, Is Edward Nc
Donough, ex-treasurer of the Berks
county division, Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, was lodged in Jail here last even
ing, charged with the embezzlement of
S4O5 belonging to the lodge
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Mahor's ohnllengo to Corbet..

NEW YORK, Aug. 15,-Peter Maher has
been biding his time, but now he comes
out with challenge to fight either James
j. Corbett or Peter jackson for the cham
pionship of the world and a big side
wager
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Buried Under Falling Walls.

BUDA PEsTH, Aug. 15.-The new Han
delsbank building at Szathmar-Nemeth
collapsed yesterday, burying sixteen
workmen in the ruins. Five of them
were extricated, severely injured. 1t is
feared the Others are dead.
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FIre Fighter. prlven trom VOL by Hsat

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch to The
Daily News from Fiume says: Fire broke
cut in this city at II o'clock on Monday
night. A bora" was blowing, and the
flames made quick headway. The glare
lighted up the whole country The heat
was intense, and the fremen were obliged
20 abandon their work. The scene in the
immediate vicinity Of the fire was ter
rible. The bora had ceased at dawn,
but at noon on Tuesday the flames were
still raging.
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YOKOHAMA. Aug. 15.-News has been
received of battle which took place or
the l1th inst. between japanese and Chi
nese fleets The Chinese were driven off
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Preparing for santo,s Execution.

PARIS, Aug. 15.-The guillotine was
shipped to Lyons last night for the execu-
tion of Santo, the assassin Of President
Carnot, which it is expected will take
place tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-15

Colored Democratic club elected C. H. J.
Taylor, of Washington, president; NJ S.
Koonce, of Washington, secretary. and
p. A. White, New York, sergeant-at-arms.
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Safe Deposit Building and Saving
ASSOCIATION OF READING, Pa
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations Of the New York and
PhIIadalphia Exchanges.

NEW YORK Aug. 1.-THE stock market
opened with high prices, then the market b .
came irregular, but the close was firm. Clos
ing bids'
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcURA,
Soc; SOAR, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Props, Boston.
ES-" How 20 Cure Every Skin Disease" free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
OROWAY.
ALEXIS.

Special Correspondence OF the ENrrRrR1sE.
:, Bishop Warren is expected to dedicate
Jos. Webb visited Rocky Ford Tues
day to make sale of fine lot Of fat hogs.
Miss Rosa Moore Of Boone visited
friends in this place Sunday.
Supt. Fenlason visited the Ordway
school Friday.
B. e. Green of Pueblo, formerly of this
place, was in our city last week.
Mr.. Hoover and family left Thursday
for Missouri where they will make their
future home.
The church project is going ahead most
encouragingly, the subscription paper
showing liberal donations.
The creamery enterprise which WINS
dormant for time is now in fair way
for consumation.
M. E. quarterly conference will be held
Tuesday next, Elder RAIDER preaching at
7:3O p. m.
The attendance at church services has
increased go greatly as to require addi-
1t is the Ordway Town Co. which do
mates the building site for the church,
not the @. L. & w. Co. as stated in last
weeks paper.
Mr.. Ordway will ship his fine herd of
Holsteins to Cripple Greek in a few days.
The new tenants for his farm are w. \.
Lowe and G. W. Hull of Greeley.
A lecture will be given next Thursday
eve by Mr.. Kant Of Buffalo, for the BEN
eft Of the church fund Subject, "Trav-
els in Egypt"
Spring has opened. We farmers have
abandoned all literary societies and are
putting our shoulders to the wheel. We
shall try to raise large crops this year.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. I. j. Kea-
tor gave talk to the children and in the
evening to the young ladies. Bro. X.
is 9 fine speaker and addressed large
audiences.
A "chicken pie" social will be given
under the auspices of the ladies' aid on
Thursday eve, March q. Come all and
bring your lunch baskets, full Of chicken,
as some people have mouth for pie. A
literary entertainment will follow.
An exhibition was recently given by
the school and young people. The school
first rendered their program which was
enjoyed by all. The young people then
presented the drama "Poke-er-on-us" in
two acts. All did well.
Aprr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
Notice this Opportunity.

A rare opportunity will be offer
ed to the Farmers Of the Valley
and those in need of Good Teams
by Messrs. Price & McGavock ut
their sale of Mules and Horses on
Monday, March 10Th, at La Junta.
They have an exceptionally good
lot Of Mules, and their Offering to
sell them on one years time, with
out interest gives rare opportu-
nifty to secure team these hard
times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
FOWLER.

Special Correspondence Of the ESrERrRIsE.
Jos. Barnard il building an addition
to his house.
A. Waddington is feeding La Junta
with fine vegetables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver Of Denver were
last week the guests Of A. Waddington.
Mr.. Nelson Of Iowa was in Fowler re-
Gently looking at land with view to
purchasing.
Tom Gage has his house completed
and can be found in Fowler ready to do
oil kinds of carpentering.
A. h. McMasters is putting up a new
store building. He will keep his drug
stock where it is and fill the new build
ing with dry goods and groceries.
ALEXIS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15

Three days is very short time in
which to cure bad case Of rheumatism,
but il can be done, il the proper treat
ment is adopted. as will be seen by the
following from James Lambert Of New
Brunswick, Ill II was badly afflicted
with the rhematism in the hips and legs.
when I bought bottle Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm. It cured me in three days.
am all right today and would insist on
every one who is afflicted with that ter
rible disease to use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and get we'll at once" so cent bot
ties for sale by E. w. Kearby and w. E..
Fenton 4 Co., druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15

16The Houston Narcotic Cure
Institute is fast making a reputa-
tion on its merits. It's success in
the cure for the liquor habit is
unparalleled. Those who have
taken the cure say, not only is the
tase for liquor entirely lost, but it
becomes very repulsive to the
taste and smell. It is claimed by
experts that the Houston is the
best and safest cure known to sci
ence. There is always gain in
flesh, vigor and strength while
taking treatment. It is a safe,
cheap and sure cure. If you or
your friends are addicted to the
liquor habit, write to the manager,
DR.. w. E. Fenton, Rocky Ford,
Colo, for terms and particulars.
41-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
Notice For Publication.

March 7, 1894. I
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named scttler has flied notice of his intention
to mako nnal proof in support Of his claim.
aud that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the county court in and for Otero
Co, o,Coo,a at Ia JmIta; Col1 On May Q. 1894. viz:
II E No 5799. for the NEl& of Sec 35, In TIP 22
8, Range b8 W.
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land, viz:
Samuel 8. Holcomb Of Catlin. Colo. Clinton
y. DeLong, Frank sickenberger and George
Hallows of Rocky Ford. Colo.
Also before the clerk of tho county court in
and for Otero county, Mt La Junta, Colo, on
May 2, 1884,. viz:
HIRAM R. WEBSTER,
n z No 1881. for the wy NE 4 and E E5 N IT..
Sec 30, Twp % &. Rg 58 w, which he will COM
mute to c.tsh entry.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continunus residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz: Clinton X. belong.
OF Rocky Ford. Colo., Samuel a. Holcomb,
Henry Adsmond and Albert Vincont Of Cat
l217 FRANK E. BALDWIN. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
1. o. 0. F. Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the
Rocky Ford I. O. o. F. Building
Association will be held on Mon
day, April End at 7:30 p. M. at
their Hall. All members are re-
quested to attend as there is busi-
ness of importance to come before
said meeting.
ALA J. Q. GRAcEY, Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15

The picnic building is about ready
for Maxwell Bros, who will move April 1.
u. g. Haines says he has splendid
prospect for fruit on his fve-acre tract.
"A Colorado Springs hay dealer was
down last week and bought three cars Of
baled hay near Fowler.
H. g. Holley now drives new and
connections covered wagon, . useful
general purpose vehicle.
WIN. Auckland, one Of Olney's pros
porous farmers, has recently been max
ing frequent trips to the English Lumber
Cos yards, Rocky Ford, for material for
his new dwelling.
livery stable on Tuesday
ordered new top buggy from the Rocky
Ford Mercantile Co. The same house
sold q buggy to La Junta parties this
week.
Attention is called to the card Of L.
r. Fenlason in this issue. Mr.. F. is de-
voting himself energetically to real estate,
loans and general insurance and will give
prompt and corteous attention to all bus
mess entrusted to him.
The gun club contains II members
and il organised as follows: II. e. Ell
inawood, Pres; E. j. Smith, v-Pres. and
Treas; G. NJ. Hall, Sec. Executive COM
mittee: Doc. Wright, ]. X. Dye and @.
G.. Amsnt. A constitution and bylaws
have been adopted. At the last shoot r.
8. Stearns made the best score-10 birds
out Of 10.
u. W. Atkinson, Of the Hotel De
Seely, will soon be in shape to treat his
patrons even better than heretofore. This
BY reason Of his house having thorough
renovating. Carpenters, paper-hangers
and painters are going over the entire
building and putting it in Arst-cleas
shape. The comfort Of the guests is the
point always in view with Father Atkin-
son.
1t il said that threshed alfalfa, il
spread on the ground and turned under,
makes superior fertilizer, increasing the
crops TO such an extent as to make the
threaded hay as valuable for manure as
for feeding purposes. Who Of the read
ers of the ENTERPRIsE have tried the ex-
pertinent and can speak by authority on
the matter?
Aluminium is the coming metal 1t
promises to make revolution in num-
ber of industries by its great hghtness
and strength. We are reminded OF a new
use for it by receiving an aluminium PEN
Gil from the Michigan Stove Co., which
makes the Garland stoves, in the manu-
facture Of which they use some alumni
um to improve the castings. Thes stoves
are sold by W. S. Swink i Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-15
That Puzxling
Puzzle Explained.

Here is the way
to write 1901, 100
twice and q 0 80 as
to look funny. It
is awfully easy,
when you know
how: