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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
rbp Canning Company's Plans.

Tbe Rocky Ford Canning company
haye perfected plans for a seSson OF
,,ro,ter business than ever before. Lee
Bird manager OF long experience mas
been engaged. Mr.. Bird knows how 70
run n factory SO as to make it pay the
stockholders respectable percentage on
the nyestment-given propitious
season @ and reasonably fair market for
tbe output, Mr.. Birds work will begin
Mt once, his first duty being to proylde
for growing a large number OF plants
for the use Of those who make contracts
with the company. Contracts will DO
made for 200 acres. DR.. Eearby IN
forms us that the coming season promises
to attract tomatoes from greater dls-
tanee from Rocky Ford than ever before.
Arrangements are also being, made 70
can beans, which will occupy the tacih,
tiles of the factory during July ana
August. In 1898 our farmers found IL
quite profitable to supply the factory
with beans and will doubtless reap
ebually satisfactory returns during the
coming season.
Taken altogether the canning COM
pany expects to do double the business
Of any former year, and we trust that
the coming season will be such for the
growth of vegetables that there will be
no disappointment to either growers or
tho canning company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
Real Estate Deals.

The demand for real estate is steadily
increasing and it is hoped by our deaers
in realty that the present sprinkling but
heralds the approach OF the copious
shower. The following sales have been
reported during tho past few days:
G. G.. Ament sold to John N. Kimsey
OF Colorado Springs 80 acres OF the War.
rem Russell place, two miles west oi
Rocky Ford. The land has no improve.
ments.
3. U. Dye mnde sale of ten acree OF
land belonging to his son, Fl. B. Dye. OF
Manzanola, the purchaser being Mrs.
Lock OF Angular, Colo. The land was
well improved and Mrs. Lock last week
moved into the house. Consideration
s1,100.
Steele & Beall sold 20 acres OF the J,
b. Hunt land, adjoining Garden Place
for $50 per acre. The purchaser was G. Il.
Cober OF Colorado Springs. Mr.. Cober
proposes to set out the place in fruit and
build fine house, making one of tho fin.
est places in this vicinity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
The Demorest silver Medal Contest

Another of the celebrated Demorest
Silver Medal Contests was held at the NJ.
e. church Tuesday evening, under tho
auspices Of the W. @. 7. U. Tho con-
testants were:
Misses Jennie Winchester, Stella Ha.
gen, May Irvine, Maud Larmore, Agnes
Clark, Emma Brown and Mr.. Roy Elser.
Ihe exercises were interspersed with
music by the choir with Miss Leila Waite
at tho organ, Solo and instrumental
music by Miss Rose Tagader and song
by Misses Edna aud Gertrude Musser
and Maud Wood. The judges, Mrs. s.
a. Porter OF Denver, R9v. S. j. Greear
and I. IL. Blinn, had n difficult task in
declding who was entitled to the prize
AL OF tho young people did excellently
ana deserve much praise for the manner
N winch the oralions were committed
and the excellent delivery. The average
ol the judges marlings of points OF mer
II gave the medal to Roy Elser, Miss
Maua ~ Larmore being just fraction low.
Or, me presentation was made in
neat speech by Rev. s J, Greear.
Several contests have bean nrev;ore,,.
held hero and the following young neo,
pie now wear silver medals: Miss tter.
trude Kellogg, Harry Robins, Addison
Kellogg and Roy Elser. Two medaia
arc also held at Manzanola, After one
moro silver contest there will be in this
vicinity the seven holders OF silver med,
aus necessary to make gold medal con.
Jest. Let another silver contest bo held
at an early day that Rocky Ford may
modal contest. soiu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
ter was found at 355 feet.
Sngar Beet Information.

Farmers should not be expected to con.
tract to grow beets without having some
knowledge how to do so, gained by OK.
perience. They need information. They
want facts. They desire to know what
average tonnage may be expected to the
acre and what will be the probable cost
Tor labor. All this we propose to give in
the Beet Sugar Enterprise, and prove
that by good cultivation on good and
suitable land nn average OF Is tons Of
Deet9 per acre should be secured at no
greater average expense than $50 nor
acre, depVered to Il factory within four
mllea.-Beet Sugar Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
High Valuation Means Excessive Tax
alton.

To raise the valuation at which the u.s.
eessor is to list your property at its actu-
al cash value gives the city, county and
state governments an opportunity tax
tho property holders twice as much
as they are paying now. II the attorney
general had given his opinion TO the leg
islature last winter while that body was
in session aud urged them to enact n law
compelling the city, county and state
governments to stay within certain linn
il when levying the tax, and then have
tho aDsessors list the property at its cash
value it would be all right and We would
have no objection to 1t. During the ses.
SION OF the last Legislature bill was in
troduced compelling every county ASSESS
or to list property at it's full cash value,
and it was killed for these very reasons
that we havo advanced.-Fort Collins
ESpress
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

New faces are constantly seen on our
streets those prospecting for locations
in the garden OF Colorado or those who
have Just cast their lot with us. All are
welcome and il they don't become on
thusisstic lovers OF the valleys climate
and business advantages they will differ
from the present residents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
A DEMONSTRATORS Notice.

Estate of Clara T. Green. deceased.
Tho Undersigned, having been appointed
administrator OF tho estate of CLARA J.
Green. late OF the county Of Otcro In ths
state of Colorado, deceased. hereby gives 10
tice that he win appear before tho county
court OF said county, at the court house In Y
on tho last Monday In March next, at which
titno all persons having claims nRninst Sn
estate arc notified and requested 10 attent
for the purpose OF having tho sRnie adjusted.
All persons Indebted to tho estate are request
TO mako immediate payment 70 the under
signed.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colo. this End day d
March, a. ID. 1895. HARVEY ]. GREEN.
t0-i3 Administrator.
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A New Seed and Implement House

After several years rest B. U. DYE is
again back in his former business, farm.
ing implements, seeds, etc. He tool,
possession OF his finely located ware.
house on Monday and began making N.
prov.ements therein. He will soon be in
receipt Of a full line of seeds and will
rapidly I'LL up the building with farming
implements, wagons, buggiee, etc. Mr'
Dye Is an old hand in this line and pro.
poses to rustic for his share Of the bust.
ness. '"Si
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

A copy of our special illustrntod od;
ton will bo good thing TO send to vn,,-
rich relatives back east, II may induca
them to come out and spend come ~
their surplus in adding to the imnrovo. a.
ment OF tho country. Which would be
mutually beneficial. ''" 10
Philip Reifel has just arranged n
neat and most convenient office. :"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
OBITUARY..

Fred Atkins, n bachelor living three
miles west of town, died recently. Fun.
eral services were conducted at the home
OF NJ. d.. l.. Haight, n neighbor, by Rev.
Warren Mayo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

-Ata recent meeting of the county
assessors at Denver it was resolved to
assess all property ut its full cash value
(one-third Is now about the ayernge)
This should not have been done md n
strong protest should go up against it.
In most cases in county affairs the in.
crease In the valuation would make no
difference as the levy could be so re.
duced that no more money would be
raised than under low valuation, Bnt
when 1t comes to state taxes the outloo,,
Is serious. The state is absolutely lin.
ited to lovy OF mills, and for many
years it has collected the full anonpt
1t has exercised the full extent of its
power to extract money from properEv-
owners, but tho political manarers oro
nnsatisfied and want more, though we
think taxpayers will agree that they get
too much already. II the assessed vain.
alton is trebbled, says the Denver News.
the state will be able to extract thraa
times ms much taxes as it does now bo-
lore it is again pulled up short by tho A
mill limit. What clover field futpro
Legislators will find themselves in, and
how they will rush to revel in the tax
payers money. Every legislature for
years has bitterly lamented the lack Of
moro cash to appropriate because Of the
memorable 4 mill limit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

The breaking up of the winter ia the
signal for the breaking up of the system,
atrlre is opening up the pores and
throwing off refuse. Do Wits Snrsann.
Mia ls OF unquestionable assistance in
this operation. Il. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
Entered In the Postoflicc at Rocky Ford'ooio''
as second-olass mail matter.
THURSDAY. MAR. 10, 1886.

-Enterprising citizens OF Pueblo are
already moving in the matter of fair
there this coming fall. Various commit
tees have been appointed md the work
of organization will be pushed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
T,ANp OFFICE a. Pueblo, Colo. Fob. . "

Notice is hereby given that tho following.
named settler has filed notice Of his insef-
tion to mako fnRl proof Y
wilibe made before Clerk OF County Court
for otero County, Colo at La Junta, Colo. %
April $, 1875. viz:
FRANK NC ELROY,
ofltocky Ford, Otero county, Colo. Hk
COLT for tho Lots 3 and I and EN- SW see.h
Twp. q s. rig. 81 w.
He names the following witnesses to prore
his continuous residence upon and cult!xntI
OF, said land, viz: George I. Forbes, Wilnhn
N. X. Sheath. William ERbcrt, L. b, Horton
all of Otero county, Colo.
RAYMOND Muller,
3s-I3 Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

-Ihe low price of mutton in the east.
ern markets in not encouraging to our
sneeP feeders. But it is to be hoped that
an ADVANCE Will take place before they
wish to market the fat lambs, '
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
-Evory home is school of some kind.

DO you lack faith and love health2
Let us establish your faith and restore
yonr health with Do Wits Sarsapnrilla,
Il. w. Kearby. '' '''"'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

Work on our eight-page special edl-
ton is in progress. 1t will be splendid
number, on fine book paper and well
filed with half-toncs, which nre the fin
est class OF engravings now made. The
edition will be got out us soon as consist
ent with the best OF work, both descrip-
tive and mechanical.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

Quick in effect, heals and leaves no
scar; Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quickly cured by De Wits Witch Hnzai
Salve.. Applied to burns, scnlds. Old
sores it is magical in its effect. Alwovs
cures piles. y. w. Kearby, 1850
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

a high liver with n torpid liver will
n2t DC long liver. Correct the liver
with Pc Wits Little Early Risers, little
pills that cnre dyspepsia and constipn.
ton. II. w. Kearby. ''P"'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

IT not only is SO, it must be so, On,
Minute Cough Cure acta quickly, ant
that's whnt makes ii CO. II. w, Kenrby
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

-Boulder county is the first to protest
against the assessment of property at tho
full cash value, but tho example should
be followed by many others. Tho pres
ent is not the time to give the legislature
q surplus to get away with, or even the
prospect OF chance to legislate sur
plus into the state treasury. The place for
the money OF the people, beyond the act
unl needs OF the state government, Geo.
nomically administered, ia in the pockets
OF the people. They have good use for
all OF it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

willing to unlearn. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
1t seems impossible for disagreeabl

1t seems impossible for disagreeable
weather to stay with the Arkansas val
ley more than n few hours. The snow
storm which commenced about 0 a. m.
Tuesday was entirely over long before
sundown, the nigh. was not excessively
cold, and tho following day was equal to
one of ''thc perfect days of June"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

OF blessing. p''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
Last week Postmnster Sllye

Last week Postmaster Salyer could
supply only one cent stamps. The bust
ness has grown SO last that his calcula-
tions us to the amount of stamps needed
for the current quarter have been found
to be badly "of." However, Mr.. Salycr
hopes soon to properly aize up the rate
OF growth and make his requisitions &C.
corlinrly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

The black sheep is often the smart.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
ORDINARY.

By adding the various school funds It
will be seen that one-thiri OF the totai
tax raised goes to the school fund, the
balance being for the maintainence OF
the county and state.-La Junta Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

mar Sr"ih
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
The farmers under the La Junta

The farmers under the La Jupta
and Lamar canal have lately been sur
prised by the information that the First
National Bank OF Denver held a mort
gage against the canal which they pro-
posed to soreclose. Should this trust
deed be held valid lein upon the water
rights OF the canal, there will be some
$4,000 Indebtedness covered by the
trust deed mortgage that every water
right owner under the canal will have to
pay or geo his water right sold under fore
closure. The farmers are organizing to
resist the threatened foreclosure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
Commissioners Proceedings.

The following list of warrants allowed
ut the March meeting OF the Board we
clip from tho La Juuta Tribune:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
OVER 100000
IN TAXES!

How Otero County's Wealth IS nis'
tributed.
In A recent issue we gave. list OF
property owners in Otero county, paying
over 500 per year in taxes. A supse'
ouent inspection OF the books reveals
matters relative to the disposition OF the
revenues that may be OF interest to the
toxnovers. The total valuation OF:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

Attractive advertisements, such as
grace the columns of the Enterprise, win
the attention Of consumers OF dry goods,
clothing, groceries, etc. etc. Advertising
does not sell the goods, but does bring in
the customer, when, if the prices arc
right and tho prospective purchasers re-
celve courteous treatment, business is
the result. The size OF the circulation of
the Enterprise, the purchasing ability of
its readers (being tho best class of Otero
county's citizonB) and its wide distribu.
tion over the county, makes the Enter.
prise the most desirable medium for mer.
chants md all other advertisers. The
Enterprise has more than double the cir.
culation of any paper reaching the terri.
tory tributary to Rocky Ford. These
facts it will be profitable for business
men to remember.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19

When in the State Bank on Monday
we saw j. Fl. Lowe cash a check he had
Just received from L. W. Babcock OF the
Rocky Ford annex OF the Hoehne cream
cry. Mr.. Lowe received for the month
OF February sGi 60. II he should keep
supplying that amount of milk for year
he would receive almost $3.50. A few
hundred farmers receiving that much
cash from the little item of milk would
go long way towards removing the
hard times. There is moral to this
item worth the thoughtful consideration
OF our farmers. o." &c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-03-19
Log of ordway's Arteslan Well.

The following is the log of the artesian
well being drilled at Ordwny by Mcvay
& Mcvay:
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New York December IL The WORLDS
Havana cable says The work Of strength
eniug the Notifications about Havana is be-
ing pushed with noticeable energy. Guns
are being placed on The heights around the
city. all pointing toward the sea The forti-
ncatious or the port of Matauzas arc heing
strengthened
The government sont 800 laborors ~
Guanabaa IA 90 construct inirenchmentn aud
erect nov barbados as n precaution againsi
a fresh lnsurRout raid. II ls Understood
,hat Ihc whole town ia 20 be enclosed with
q bnrbvd wire fence.
Rrigadior Rafael De Cardonas and Lieu
tenant Colonel Aransa Cuban leaders N
Havana rruyinco, reported wounded early
In November, are both conYalescci.t Leu,
tenant Colonel Arrange assuned inuanc
ION days ago aud directed the late attach
ON Guanehacoa. across The bay from ia
yanh
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CIVIL snnvIcE REFORM.
Letter Carriers Want n Department
In the work-Ofnccrs Elected.

a., ,nc UVncrI-nson.-. rs.,s.A
p,n.s.,.,.,. ~ r.,
n'""'p"'a' is' nVNV"po' A''N' w
days session OF the CIVIL Service Reform
association the following officers were re-
c,ected. pr.a,dsn, c,r, s.hur. "a, Nsv
io'N' N'ee Pres'uch's' Nnaries ~ Aoams
OF Boston. August n. McDonough OF New
York. ]. Hill Peasants OF baltimore. Henry
,t,,chcocl q, G, ,,,t. rr,,t,,r Ma.
-
Ncash OF lineage Wiiiiam fo,'s anu the
Rev. William Henry Potter OF Now York,
Archblehop +. I. RYAN OF PHILADELPHIA
v.. .i.a .,,.,.s 80 u,.,.., -. ~,
SN>' wv ''e''"' w ~
'he vacancy caused oy the death OF Right
Rev. stephen n. Ryan.
A committee from tho Nnt,onai A.oscia-
,t.r .,a,,e ,..t.. ., ,,.,1 a.,
WV" W. ''e'- N"'''s'e "f'''e" '''''e Wv
g.r@--' committee with petition urging
the continuance OF poatoftico department
order which provides that M carrior sba,,
~, ,,..,.,,.s 80. 49,. -. .,., A..
~ ~" ''''' '"' "''"N wy" "e
snail nave mad an opportunity for defense,
also that In promotions 10 the office of
sun,rln,endort az c,rr,er. ,.r,,,rs ,ior,
- -, 49,,
sn"'' U" ei'sinie' also u IL Is intended 10
establish an inspector force for the SUPER
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DIS,r.,Itt NIn,co's Death.

Key West Fla, December II --Macco's
death Is s,lll discreditcd by the greater
number OF cuhons here; yet there are II
number who fear 4, Is true All await the
arrival OF the steamship from Havana to-
morrow. hcwevcr, before concoding II to be
true. Tho report TINT Dr. XertueGa. Who
was Macon's physician, had seen MnceoB
body exhumed. IL untrue. II Is learned
from reliable source that Zortucba never
was Maceos physicinn Some gentlemen
here believe that Macco had formed n com
pact Wit Gomez to 90 into the Havana
district to meet Gomez forces there, MS
GUmuZ had sent 1000 men to the Havana
district Macoo crossed the trocha With GOO
men. through Cayabos. In akirmish With
tho forces OF General Araloas gftcr he had
crossed the trocha. Maceps forces wourded
| twelve of the Spanish troops
The United States warship Newark ar
rived hero this morning Nothing elm be
| learned OF hor crrand or WHITTIER she is
hound
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APPEAL TO THE POPE.
Spain Asks the Pontiff to Sound
European Powers.
AFRAID TO TACKLE AMERICA ALONE.
Neyler Given an Ovation on His Re-
turn to Havana.
JOY OVER DEATH OF MACE0.
Cubnns DO Not Yet neiicvc Their
Lender Has Been killcd--Spnin
10 Reply to the Message.

London, December l2-The
Daily News Rome correspon
dent says it is asserted that
Spain has asked the pope to
sound The European nations
as to whether they would sup
port Spain i'll war with the
United States.
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Teachers Institute meeting today.
Rev. Mr.. Smley's lecture at tho First
Presbyterian church.
III arrangements perfected for the car
uival.
Rev. Father Brnnnan lectures upon
Reconsideration.
'rhe Area Belle entertainment
The city graned The gas company "A
franchise December i, 1866
Connie Switzerland attempts suicide.
semztor Matt quay taught school in
Houston in lsj:.
After dclipquent liquor tax payers.
Slot machines disappear.
Volksrest will be held next year in May
MIR. joan Farmer buys the Colin es-
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principles devoted TO the bottcrment Of the
Cuban people. and the building UP OF a
great aud productive country aud one hav-
ing close trade relations with the republic
Of the United States, Will commend us TO
your prayers and substantial assistance,
you shall see every evidence OF them In the
making OF such sacrifices Of our service
and our lives AS will place us in history be-
side the highest type Of manhood and
honor with assurances ot my high regard
and ever devoted service, I am. sir. most
truly yours, Luis perics,
General Cuban Agent for Texas.
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SYnopsrs Of opinions Of the Supreme
court and court Of criminal appeals.
for speaker
Superintendent Roses report shows that
pronrations.
remains 81 Colonel L, a Ellis laid to
rest al Austin.
II. G. Gilbert. living near Ferris. fatally
shoots his daughter
Thieves and burglars at work IN Dallas.
JET Clark refused bail by judge Temple
ION al Ty'er.
Jury 70 tho Mcl'1rlaue murder case AT
Bemimont has not agreed.
Cru,clii,id Bros. OF Blossom assign.
Antitrust cases to he heard at Dallas
January II.
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ToDAy's FORECAST.

LONDON. ,rbe rnoin.. c,b,e corfc,mcc
touorrS'w rhc mrn,,,n1n"s I'M ha nri'
Xnfr "''' Wv f''
pARIs-f'v,,l, r,,r.a and cxhih,,lou n,
NJ" ',i u'T,S WI u. h'il nero Tor
cI,n,nna Iglvacr "'''" '''''""'''"'
PEORIA III A cnnrnrenc, ,r Tho ,o,,,
Of nifrers az nc II,incie a'iH,n,mne "'"l hn
League ~ Ain"rcan Wbeelni,,t In H.
'N'' no.
ROcuItsTpR N VA biy cntartain-
mont VII he friven hero toiav IN hrhalf
of tbr poupiss monument Etnj NM,
ifIono unitrH vvui In, 'i,onp H.. s,,,. ~,
appe,r
.
,rucAGo Tbe Vniuptoorp az Amrr,c,
bova .nl,,,l,,tri ,tt,n,,,.'l,ts ror ,he III,
mccttny whirh an he bei,l hnrn fsr tbrs1.,
,Gys no,nmcncing tomnrrow Nrs. Mani
mn ptnt, Jtnn,h u,itI H., ur,.-,i,t
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Madrid. December ii.-There is no abatc-
ment in the manifestations OF 10Y at the
death OF Antonio Maceo. The queen regent
received an ovation at the opera house last
night. Her majesty sent an aide-de-csmp
TO congratulate the wife Of Major cirujeda,
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Rome. December II --signor Imbriani'
the roeiaisi leader In the chamber OF dep
utieB today referred to the death OF An
tonic Nacoo. raid that the house must feel
In duty bound to- DO honor TO Waceo, who
died bravely fghiins for the indeDpedenee
Of his country. The sentiment as expressed
is the SPEAKER WAS warmly checred ny the
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the officer who commanded the Spanish
troops In the engagement with tho iusur-
gents near Punta Bravo, during which the
Cuban leader met his death and FREDERICK
Gomez, the son Of Maxine Gomez, COM
mitted suicide. rather than abandon tho
body OF his chief
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Cirujcdn n Hero.

Madrid. December ii.-Dlspatehes from
Havana chronicle fresh Victories over the
Insurgents.
Tho queen viii receive the wife Of Major
Cirnieda. who commanded the troops which
killed Maceo. Major Cirujeda Will be pro-
noted TO be a colonel Many towns IN
snRin are Offering swords In his honor.
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TODATS FEATURES.


spain TO prepare statement OF affairs
III Cuta In reply 20 Cls'velani's message.
delegate Palma receives messages say
ing that Maceo sim Ewes.
spain terrifying her sea coast towns In
Cuba.
nr. zertucha. personal physician OF Ma
eco. gives the incidents cornc ted with
the generals death.
Weyler returns to Havana and is given
an ovation.
The steamer DauntIcss seized al the re-
quest OF Spain.
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Mnceo sun Lives.

Paris. December II .--senor Betaneas, the
representative of the Cuban insurgents In
this city. states that he lsarns from an
authoritative source that Antonio Maceo
nf{Il liv,s