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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
CHATTANOOGA FILLING UP.
Visitors beginning to Ar I've to Take Part
In tho Park Drdic tion.

Sis,t0ra Beginning to Ar i've to Take Part
In tho Park Drdic tipn.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 13.-Al
though the date of the park dedication
Is week off the city is full of visitors,
most Of whom came from the Grand
Army Of the Republic meeting Mt Louis
vile. Two special trains arrived FROM
that city to-day, bringing about 900
passengers. Following the regular
train tonight are three sections of
specials having 1000 on board. Some
or these will not remain for the dedica
ton, but the majority will stay for the
entire week; and this, together with the
fact that Colonel Atmore of the Louis
vile & Nashville has notified President
Thomas of the Nashville & Chattanoo,
gu to be prepared to handle fifty trainS
next Tuesday and Wednesday, indi-
Gates large attendance from the
northwest.
The work OF decorating began today.
decorations will not be profuse. The
local committees are relying more on
music, military and oratory than on
flags and bunting. Governor Matthews
with his stan and Indiana delegation,
VIII be cncampcd near Cave Spring ut
the park, an ideal spot. The monu.
ments for this state will be dedicated
next Wednesday. One Of the distin-
guished orators will be General Lew
Wallace. Among the military organiza.
lions to be present is the Capitol City
Guards of Atlanta, which started from
that city yesterday and will tramp the
entire distance with only knapsack
canteen and blanket, In regular army
style. They expect to make the march
in six days.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

London. Sept 1i.-Thc Pail Mall Ga.
zctte. this afternoon. contains nm article
on the subject OF international yacht
racing. In the course OF which II Is oh.
served. that If the rules prevented the
New York committee from declaring
void the race OF last Tuesday between
ValkyrIc and Defender. II Is high time
that the rules should be revised. In
the same article the owners OF Defend
or are reminded that there Is an inter.
national cup offered by the Royal Vie.
torla Club OF Hyde awaiting chal.
lcngcr. and II Is suggested II the Amer.
leans have any fault to iind with the
conditions under which the compcil.
ton for tina, trophy II TO be conducted,
they would better state the objection
without delay.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Lynchburg, Va. Sept. iT.-Six per.
sons were killed as result OF rail.
road crossing accident NJ Lawyers Sta.
lion. eleven miles below here This after.
noon. vehicle containing six persons.
supposed 10 he Joseph Callahan Of Rus.
berg. Campbell county.va.. two women,
\ girl OF about 10 aud Two small chill.
drcn. was crossing the tracks OF the
Southern railway when Il was struck
10y the engine OF u souih.bound passen.
ger train. Five of the occupants OF the
vehicle were killed outright and the
young girl was 80 severely Injured that
she died shortly artcrward. The par.
Ties were unknown In the nclghbor.
hood OF the accident and II was only
with difficulty and some uncertainty
that they were identified us the family
of Mr.. Callahan.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Topeka, Kans.. Sept. 1G.-The diScov-
cry of DIR. George w Frnkcr In the
wilds of the North has revived Interest
in somewhat similar and even more
famous case. c. NJ. Foulks. claim agent
Of the Santa Fe, and C. W. Ryus, his
assistant, claim TO know the Nncre-
abou,s of John w. IIillmon and have of
fered TO produce him for consldera-
ton. They refuse TO talk about the mat
ter or TO give any intimation AS To where
llillmon now is, but II Is understood
that they have made proposition to
the Insurance companies 10 give him -'I'
for $4,000. II is not known whether
the COMPANIES will accept the PROPOSE
ton or not, although for years they kept
standing an offer of 100000 reward for
ilillmon. dead or alive. The attorneys
here for the companies say they do not
want HlllmOn, that II is not necessary
10 produce him 10 win the suit for In.
surance now pending In the federal
court.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Washington, Sept. iG-Senor De
Lone, the Spanish minister nj noon to-
day delivered To McAdoo. acting secrc.
tary of state. n draft for the equivalent
Of 81. $4,000 drawn on the Spanish
financial agent In London, Ia settlement,
Of the Mora claim.
Having settled the international fen
turc Of the ease the state department IL
now likely To encounter some difficulty
NJ home In dlsbursing the money. Much
litigation Is threatened, ns was cyI.
dcncrd by the taking out Of an lnIunc.
tion by one OF the asSlrnecs yesterday
10 restrain the state department from
paying over all OF the money 10 the
claimant Mora. During the years OF the
pcndcncy Of this great claim Mr.. Mora
has been Obliged TO make assignments
OF part Of H. the larger Items being on
account OF legal expenses. Some OF
these assignments have been recorded
In the state department. hut their mum
Der ana aggregate amount is not learned
nj present or these tho department
must take notice IN settling the claim
and II II probable others are outstnpd.
linz, 81 which the department Inns moi
yet been Informed. To insure n propcr
distribution the department viii civ.
official notice By the usual channels "a
the proper claims eau he presented, aud
ns this VIII necessarily consume some
time there win be no haste In closing
mp the matter.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

aims and objects OF your company.
Why did you not have this whisky
guzzling annex placed In some Of the
other buildings?
1.-THE whole management must have
known where you crowd together as II
Is hoped to do at Atlanta thousands Of
colored people of oil classes in a cheap
bar room trouble Is bound to ensue,
perhaps in the shape of murder or
lynching. If this concession mus.
stand then you ought not to expect the
white and colored press Of the country
to induce our people to go to the Expo
sitiOn. On the contrary every respecta.
BILE and influential newspaper will Wig
orously advise the colored people to re-
main away"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Chicago. H.. Sept i;l-pairloilc train.
Ing In n most acceptable form was ndd.
cd ~ the curriculum Of the Chicago mn.
lie schools last nlRhi when III, board
Of education decided that an ol,porluni.
~ be given 10 the male pnrlis of ,lo
high and preparatory schools who mny
desire TO obtain instruction In military
drill. In taking this stop forward. The
board has only placed Chicago In llno
with New York. Boston nni other East.
erD cities. where instruction IN mill.
tnry 'ncilcs has been found 10 be n val.
liable adjunct To the ordinary niucn.
tioiini course IN the West. too. the now
movement II proving popular Denver
has had her high school pupils ergn,,.
i,ed into cadet companies nni bniinllons
for nboui six y"nrs, nnd no bir pnrndo
In that city is complete without having
these cadets H. line.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
,um.,s,,,e League No More.

Topeka. Kan. Sept 13.-Thc non par.
,lsan bimcinllic league. which was or.
gnnlzcd In Kansas two years ngo, gave
mp the ghost to-day. A meeting Of the
executive committee was TO have been
held last night and to-day. but only
six OF It's members nntcralIzcd, and
after waiting until afternoon for luor
Inn 10 appear the six left town, and II
II not probable another meeting win bo
attempted. A. G. Shinn. president. said.
"rhls silver organization has had n
hard row 10 hoe NIL summer. As soon
Ms we organized the Republicans com.
mcnccd getting M silver clubs within
their own party. and they have been
pulling from rs IN every direction /
really have n feeling OF disgust
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Rigid fnf"rc- mo It Of tho sundty Ciosln;
New York, Sept. 16.-For the first
time In the history Of New York. n
drink could not be had at the bar nj
the principal clubs Of the city ycstcr-
day. Action of President Roosevelt
and the police commissioners In decid-
ing to stop. as far as they were able
the sale Of intoxicating drinks in the
clubs, In violation of the law, met with
general success. almost all of them
through their board of governors in
structing the employees not to open the
bars to-day. At the City club where it
was expected test was TO be made
the clerk said that the bar was open as
usual; that they We're running In the
same way as on previous Sundays. but
there was no member In the city, so 1t
was not possible to sell anything.
A club man furnished the following
list of the clubs that had their bars
closed to-day: The Century. of which
Bishop Potter Is mt the head: the Man
haitian, the Union League, of which T.
X. Roosevelt and Mayor Strong are
members; the Metropolitan THE mil
lionaires' club, the Knickerbocker and
the Union.
The Republican and Democratic and
the Players clubs were closed accord.
Ing to the same man.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

The new woman has broken out In
another place In Georgia. This time
she comes to the front rs a distiiler.
A woman In Jasper county and an
other In Cherokee have been granted
the necessary government license to
enable them to establish registered dis.
tilleries from which to make peach
brandy. These are the first cases OF
women distlllers who appear on tho
books OF tho revenue department.
There have been isolated cases OF wo-
men who claimed to own Illicit dis
tillerics. but those have been Spartan
women. who took the blame on them
selves In the hope that the courts would
be lcnicnt with them.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
THE COMING JUBILEE.
DENVER COMMITTEES AT WORK
A Prise offered for Nams-Ths Noun
tain and Plain viii Bs Msrrled-Oth-
or Details,

Denver, Sept. 14,--Committee work
on the autumn festivities Is progress
ing by quick stages to satisfactory
completion, says the Times. The mat
ter Of name still remains n puzzler,
but the board of directors have an idea
that they have hit on plan to solve 1t.
They invite sealed proposals from all
bidders Ten dollars will be paid for
the best name, the award to be made
next Wednesday night. Bidders VIII
send In their proposals to Secretary
Smith, In the Equitable building. the
envelopes containing the proposals to
be plainly addressed proposed name"
An extra force of envelope openers Will
be employed for the occasion.
The committee in charge of the pro-
gramme for the first day will submit n
report to the directors tonight. In sub
stance 1t will recommend king of the
mountains" and queen of the plains
for allegorical representations of the
two sections of the state. This king
and queen will be allegorically married
at the ball to be given at the close OF
the third days festivities. During the
three days festivities they are to remain
masked and to conceal their Identity
from the public. The king will be
chosen by the directors from some min
ing town, and the queen from some city
of the plain.
In the first days parade the floats will
be sort of royal retnue TO their mnjes-
ties All the states industries and prod
ucts, the school children and civic FEEDER
atlons will be represented.
The committee for the second day has
requested the governor to issue invita-
tons to the governors Of other states to
be present with their military STATS.
The day is to be military day. The
entire national guard will come to the
city and 20 into camp at Camp Mcln-
tire" In City Park. The United States
troops and all semi-military organiza-
tons will join In the second days pa
rade. Adjutant-General Moses will be
grand marshal of the day. A prize mill
tary drill will be given. Drilling and
panning contests will be arranged for
the visiting miners, of which State Mine
Inspector Lee will have charge.
The programme for the third day Is
not yet completed In detail further than
already announced. 1t has been decided
to have night parade, allegorical In
character. An auxiliary band of direc-
tors, to consist Of seventeen ladies, will
be appointed to look after the interests
Of the women In the big fetc. A meet
Ing OF directors will be held In the Real
Estate Exchange office tonight.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
AN uNFoaruNNrk SITUATION.
General Regret st this Unpleasant Ending
of the Yacht R1oss


of the Yacht R,oss
New York, Sept. 14.-There seems to
be no prospect now of any more races
between Defender and Valkyrie III.
Lord Dunrayen and c. Oliver Iselin are
thoroughly disguised with the whole
business, and although mutual friends
have bestirred themselves to patch up a
truce In the hostilties, there is no like
lihood that the two racers will meet
agin. The idea is strengthened by the
fact that Valkyr!e, which Is at Bay
Ridge, is being dismantled and pre-
pared for the voyage back to England.
General Taylor Of Boston offered a
cup or trophy, valued at $1,000, for
race to be sailed off Boston, but Mr.. Is
elm replied in these words: MANY
thanks for the generous offer. l must
decline at present to race the Valkyrie.'
The tone of the reply shows that Mr..
Iselin Is disguised at Lord Dunraven's
action in not racing on Thursday.
]. II. Maitland Kersey, who repre-
sents Lord Dunravcn. said to-day that
Lord Dunraven had said positively that
he will not race Valkyrie on American
waters again.
1t seems both owners are positive that
the matter is ended. The press com
ments embody many shades Of opinion
Of Lord Dunraven. The opinion most
generally held is that he was beset with
difficulties especially abhorred by him.
though In some quarters 1t Is thought
he was possibly hasty Knowing Lord
Dunraven's temper, those holding this
view hope he will be willing to arrange
for contests between his boat and De-
fender over some other course than the
one Off Sandy Hook, and especially that
he will consent to resail last Tuesdays
race, which was given to Defender by
the cup committee, but such hopes
have small foundation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

San Francisco, Sept. I6.-The Identi.
~ OF the sweet pea girl" the mysicr.
ious young woman who has constantly
attended the Durrant trial and who has
attracted so much attention by her de.
votion 10 the alleged murderer. has been
discovered She Is Mrs. Grace Bowers.
the wife OF an Insurance clerk. Las,
Wednesday she left her husband Ms n
result OF her infaiuallon for Durrant.
Mr.. Bowers says that his wife never
knew Durrant, hut that from the begin.
ming she has taken n great interest In
the trial and believes Durrant Innocent.
II Is thought that her mind has become
affected and that she Is not responsible
for her actions.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
IS NOT ENLlsr,No MEN.
The Cuban Juria seis Forth lta POSI-
tlOn.

Tho Cuban Ju,ia Sells Forth lta POSI-
tlon.
New York, Sept. NE. Estrada Pal
mas, president of the provisional gov
eminent Of Cuba, issues the following
card:
at Is reported in the newspapers
that Senior Enrique Moreno, who. 1t is
said, represents himself as an agent Of
the New York Cuban Junta, 1t at st.
Louis, Missouri, enllstlng men for SER
vice In Cuba. Such report has no
foundation In fact. Senior Moreno is
not an agent of the New York Cuban
Junta, nor do l know who the gentle
man is. The Cuban Junta shall not
knowingly violate the laws Of the
United States, and 1t knows that en-
listing men for military service l. 4
violation of the law. Moreover, The
Cuban revolution is IN no need of
them. What II needs is arms and am
munition for thousands of men who so
far are only supplied with the machete.
Arms and ammunition the Junta can
buy within the law. and will do SO with
out concenlment."
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Chicago. Sept. i6,-Chnrlcs uutchIn
son. president Of the Corn Exchange
Bank. IN mn Interview IN tho Post 10.
day snys that arrangements for new
Issue OF bonds nrc about completed. ~
hive II on the best Of authority" he
said. "tlnt The Morgan Belmont syndl.
cato nrc negotiating with President
Cleveland. The only point undecided
IL the amount. the President desiring
10 make II S25.OoO.OO0. Willis tho nypdl
cate wants nj lens, s50OoD.O00, My
information IA from Now York"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
CATHOLICISM IN MEXICO.


Criticism of Liberal rsprr. on the Con-
dition of III Church.
City Of Mexico, Sept. 14-El Partido,
Liberal, to-day says the papal envoy
can only be received here In his ecclesi-
astic, and not in any diplomatic capac-
ity. lie will be made much of by ig-
norant clericals, who display most as
founding inability to comprehend that
modern Mexico Is not the Mexico OF the
Romanist domination.
I'll Democratic, also n Liberal paper.
thinks the clerlcals have been entirely
shorn of their power To harm. and the
government acts wisely In employing
the church to build up and conserve the
social fabric. for the great danger of
the country Is Its real and fundamental
lack OF religious unity-,he people In
power being agnostics, and the very
lowest tribes OF Indians are fetisch
worshipers. Thus II is important for
Mexico that Catholicism should be
made the bond Of national unity.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Salt Lake. t'inh, Sept IA special
from l,lebilcld. Utah 10 the Tribune snys
y story come from Joseph clly, Utah OF
a Thrilling escnpndp engaged IN by hnlf
q dozen cniilrineb and mad man. The
meb were around n campfire IN the
m0unlninE when, without warning,
they Were fallen upon by o mnn who
emerged from the darkness and com.
incnced terrible onslaught, upon tho
men. After vinpt,ing his revolver he
grappled With The man nearest him. but
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Women are no better than men"
said Mrs. Almy, in addressing the
women's parliament at Point OF Woods
recently. This is not true. Women
are better than men. There is no man
worth his salt who doesn't believe SO.
Women are the elect of the earth. II
they did not supply men with ideals
furnish them with objects for devotion
give them lessons in unselfshness. the
whole structure OF civilization would
come down like card house. No man
would have made such n statement
Mrs. Almy owes an apology to her
brothers for attacking the foremost ar.
ticle Of their social creed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Green River. wyo.. Sept. 10
Mcssrs. W. q. Melville and Thomas
Knight OF Kansas city have purchased
$1,000 acres Of land from the Union PA.
ellie Railway company on the east side
OF Green river, few miles north OF
this city. The land win bc Irrigated
and colonzcd. Mr.. Melville Il connect.
ed with n Kansas city syndicate that
hns successfully colonlzcd large nrcn
OF land In the state Of Vera Cruz. Mcxl.
90. II Is proposed 10 put water upon
5000 acres OF the innd this fan. and
work VIII be- commenced ON canals on
September ~.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

New York, Sept. iG.-As.lstnnt Treas.
urcr Conrad y. Jordan says, In relation
10 n printed story about n probable H..
Sue Of government bonds II have been
party 10 no discussion on the subject
with Mr. Curtis or any one else. except
In mn Informal so.-lpy way. and have
no, attended u formal conference. A
great mnny NJ our leading nnnnclcrs.
Including Mr.. !. rieipont Morgan. do
not consider new government loan nd.
vllnblc nj this time. ! cannot confirm
a single line Of amy ~ the statements
contained Ia the printed story referred
TO-"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Some of the people in Pontiac. Mich,
have actually gone mad on the Sunday
closing craze. They even went so far
as to try to keep the postofiice closed
but when Postmaster Pierson informed
the leaders that he would see that
every one Of them were indicted in the
United States court II they didn't let
up they wisely concluded to allow Uncle
Sam to continue to accommodate the
people. There are a great many people
in Pontiac with wheels concealed In
their upper stories.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
CHEAP wnlsx y ron NEGROES
A ret. : -.. IN N" A,isnt, So ,sit,n
bir siprs.

Washington. Sept. 10. u. johnson.
secretary OF The Atlanta Exposition
commission for The colorcd people Of
the District 0f Columbia has written nm
open letter 10 the Exposition nuihorl.
ties IN Ailnnin, protesting against the
granting NJ n concession for the snle or
cheap whisky IN the negroes building
NJ tho Exposition. Mr., johnson suys
In pnri;
"rhc onilrc commission having IN
charge the exhibit of The colorrd pco.
pie from the city Of Washington are
surprised nnd clnprlncd To learn TINT
nficr NIL lis work Ia procure FOR your
Exposition n good display Of articles
collected must be plnrri IN M cSpoai.
ilpn grnngpry you should have nd.
Used us long suce II sncli were the
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20

Kansas city, Mo, Sept IA special
to tho Star from Fort Scott. Kansas.
says; BESSIE Bruce, aged ~, was In
sinnily killed today by her s.ypnrul,l
sister Erwin. The latter plnyfnlly
pointed Winchester ~ her sisters
acnG, and. not knowing II WIS loaded,
pulled the trigger TIE ylcilm'u buo
was blown 10 pieces
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
ARE LOWERING THE WATER.
Progr'a Mtde n rumplnR Out tho
Sleep, Hollow.


Sleep, Hollow.
Central City, Colo, Sept. 16.-At the
Sleepy Hollow mine the water Is now
almost down to the I0O-foot level and
hopes are entertained that tomorrow
they may be able to reach some Of the
bodies supposed to be at that part OF
the mine. The coroners jury has not
been made known. but VIII e-AoNf8r M
OF representative business men Of this
town. The big Palmer pump was low
cred last night into the Gregory incline.
and is throwing fine stream Of water
out to-day. This pump has flood
sleeves, both steam and water. so as TO
he able TO lower the pump without
breaking connection forty feet AT each
time. This pump is now throwing about
LOO gallons Il minute. and will prob
ably do LOO gallons Tomorrow.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-09-20
LARGEST OF ITS KIND IN ALL
THE WORLD.
dore Tonnage Now Passes Through
sault ste. Mario Canal Than Passes
Through That at suez--ProBt of
Patcrnalism.

URING THE RE-
cent visit Of Secre-
tary Lamont to the
northwest he took
occasion to exam
inc the grain-car-
rying water route
which Uncle Sam
has for some years
been constructing,
and one result OF
tbio ipanarfion NAV