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Evening journal., 1896-09-16

III hiltct september il, 1856.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express) f57 2b5 i0.
lbs, II 45 a. M. 'i2.i6. Is7. s'65' sii 5.os
$40. 5.55. 6.45, 707 9.O6 and 3 y NJ M IN '''N'
90 oAssec9m5smodasatlo1n IS ~ ggS, 7o7, $40 llO2 am,;
For Chester Sexpress), 1.57, 42O. $50. zE.
a.9l, o.9l' . o. iv.Vol lizo, ll-45 a. M: lN.
Accommodation, s.Oa 707 SiO' ~ =, "a
a. m; l2S3, 2s6, 3.52 ls, $50 and 1912 p'rn'
For Now York, i.5L 255. 40 $50. 75O.
S.O5, s.1, 5.O2, $40, s.5s, 1.o7, 9.l2 and 1913
For Boston without change. lois a. m.
For West Chester, via Lamskiu. $40
a. m. and $50 p. m.
For Newark Center and Intern ediate
stations, 73S a. N. and 6S3 p m.
Baltimore and Washington, ass GO1.
9.n, 1923, and HOO Q. IN. i2,Q5, l2.49, iii,
lsg 49, S96 5.lS '6.O5' 100 L4l, $40 .. m. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
247 a.4S, sos p. m, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington Cexpress). $50 40, 7.25, s.s1.
3i6, 4Qi, Al. SOS, 5;so SO, 6.l7' s55', 7.5s.
| lilo, Ills p. m. and 12.05 night
! ACCOMMODATION, e.&, lS9, 9;l2, 10.S5 am;
12S, Si6 A0S, 4.44, as, S.SS. 1903, and na
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l57, 165, 80.
| $50, 8.55, 9.33, 1905 11.45 a. m: l57, SOS,
5.O2, 5.56, 7.07, 725 9.06 and 9.12 p. m.
| Accommodation, 703, S.l4 a. M; H.Oe,
| lao 40, SIS, and 1912 p. m.
For Chester (express), 1.57, 40. $50, S.55,
lo;o5. ll.45 a. M LS7, aO5 5.O2. 5.ss. 7N and
Accommodation, ZOs, S14 a. M; lz.O5.
lao, 4.10, SIS, 72S. and 1912 p. m.
For. New York, 1.57; 255, 40, 7os, Sso,
933 1905, H. As m; lS7, S.o5, 40. 500, b.5s,
| 7.07. 912 and 1912 p. m.
For Boston, Without change. SIS p. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50
a. m and 5.15 D. m.
Baltimore and washington, Au, SOL
1923 a. m; 1905, 1249, 150, f1t, sse.0E. IA,
$40 p. m. and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediAte stations,
sos p. m. 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Brsad Street for
| Wilmington (express), $50 720, II. q a. m. I;
1909 1.12, Al, sos, 655, 7.5s. ss5, lilo, 11-1s
p. m. and 1905 night.
1880, 200, $40, S.Ss. 1903, and LIS ,. "a
Evening journal., 1896-09-16
RAILRoAps.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
fNTERLOCKlNC} SWITCH Ann
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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Telephone Ne. is7.
Rates 70 WeFtora painta lswer thRH F1n
any other line.
". M fRFENT n f3aneral Msnausr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Yellow Democrats.

Chicago, July 24.-Thc committee ap-
pointed by the gold standard Demo-
Gratis at their meeting last night to
prepare and issue call for another
convention, met at the auditorium ut
eleven o'clock to-day. Comptroller
Eckles arrived early this morning ana
went into the conference. 1t had been
supposed that Mr.. Eckles would be the
bearer of some sort of message from
President Cleveland, but he emphatic
ally denied this.
After an hours discussion majority
report was prepared calling for con-
vention to be held September 2. A
committee Of five was selected to ar
range for state conventions to be held
for the purpose of nominating state
tickets. The national committee Is to
meet at Indianapolis, August 2, to de-
eide on the place for the national con-
vention, which will be held not later
than September 2.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
How to Check Gold Exports.

New York, July 24.-The Evening
Post says the committee Of foreign
bankers appointed Mt the meeting held
at Morgan's office yesterday to formu-
late n plan for checking the export OF
gold during the next two months Is not
expected to make report for two or
three days. 1t Is the intention to ar
range pool by which all demands for
exporting may be supplied during that
time. This morning there was decline
of half n cent In the posted rates for
sterling exchange. The only gold that
will be shipped on Saturday will be
that for which arrangements had al
ready been made and which could not
be very well countermanded. The
amount, however, will be much smaller
than 1t was originally expected would
be shipped.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
TRACK DISAPPEARED.
Tho Colorado Central VIII Have to Rebuild
Large Piece Above Golden.

Tho Colorado Central Will Have to Rebuild
- Large Piece Above Golden.
Denver. July 27.-The terrific storms
Of last Saturday played havoc with the
Colorado Central railroad track be-
tween Golden and Central City.
From point one and one-half miles
west OF Golden to the junction of Bea-
yer Brook with Clear creek the stream
has taken back Its old supremacy and
has absolute possession OF the canon.
Not only is there left no portion of the
Of the distance of nearly seven miles
the stream has cut for itself a new
channel, usurpcd territory that 1t never
owned even before the building Of the
road. and now foams along, sweeping
all the space from wall to wall Of the
narrow gorge. Here and there bits OF
track project from the water. and In
foothold for the building of n new
rack.
Receiver Trumbull and Superintend
ent Dunaway spent all of yesterday
getting us nearly rs possible an esti.
mate Of the damage, and they reckon
that at least fifteen days and perhaps
longer and the expenditure OF $4,000
will be necessary to open communica-
ton with Golden and Denver by rail
once more.
Others who have seen the destruc-
tion Of the food are inclined to believe
that 1t will be nearer month before
trains will run to Central again. Sew
eral bridges will have to be built.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
THE CREDITORS WIN.
Judge johnson. at Denver. Rules Again
the Hank Stockholders.

Judge johnson. at Denver. Rules AgAins
the Hank Stockholders.
Denver, July 27.-ThIs morning
Judge johnson of the district court
overruled all the demurrers filed by
the defendants in the suit OF Marion C.
White. representing all the creditors,
against L. NJ. BATHS and others, stock
tolders of the Colorado Savings bank,
thus practically making the case vic
tory for tie banks creditors.
The litigation, which has extended
over period of year, and which now
promises to end soon. was brought by
the creditors under statute which
holds that the stockholders Of n de.
funct bank are liable 50 for every 81
of the capital stock. AS the Colorado
Savings bank was capitalized Mt $780,
600, the amount Of Judgment asked In
this case was 100000.
The defendants, during the course of
the suit. submitted to the court every
possible motion and demurrer. besides
extensive briefs, but the decision of
Judge johnson to-day in overruling
them makes every point so far present
ed by the creditors In the latter's
favor. The stockholders were given
thirty days to answer. Tolles & Cob
hey are the plaintiffs attorneys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
The TERMINAL FIGHT is OFF.
DID Orc Rates Restored Out of Cripple
Crock

Crock.
Cripple Creek, Colo, July 25.-It was
announced to-day that the Midland
Terminal and the Colorado Midland
railroads had so far adjusted their diff
ferences that ore would hereafter be
received for shipment out of camp Mt
the old rate In force Mt the time the
Midland ceased to exchange freight
with the Terminal. Some ore was re-
ceived to-day on this basis. 1t is fur
ther probable that all difficulties have
been practically settled and that
friendly relations and full inter.
change of business will be resumed by
the two roads early next week. w. X.
Gillett, treasurer of the Terminal, is
In camp tonight. He speaks hopefully
Of the situation and intimates that a
settlement has been agreed to and may
be signed rs early as Monday, but will
not state positively that such Is the
case.
The at least partial adjustment to
the extent of carrying ore out of the
camp will be received with especial
pleasure by the mine owners, since the
cloudburst on the line OF the Florence
& Cripple Creek has made It evident
that that road will be incapacitated
for business for week or more. The
prospect for shipping ore was bad until
the broad-gauge lines returned to their
former rate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
FIRST TICKET IN THE FIELD.
Tho New National Party Names Levi
BOOth for Governor.


Tho New National Party Names Levi
Booth for Governor.
Denver, July 24.-At the afternoon
session Of the new National party at
Weir's hall, yesterday, the convention
placed In nomination the following
ticket: Presidential electors, Mrs.
Mary o. Mott OF Denver, James Stew
art Of Greeley. Jacob Saylor of Rye,
+. q. Dunlevy of Trinidad; for gov
ernor, Levi Booth OF Denver; for lieu
tenant governor, Mrs. NJ. A. Cassell of
Denver; for secretary of state, John
w. Constant OF Fruita; for attorney
general, Daniel G. Burns of Denver;
for state treasurer, DR.. Ralph Strong
of Arvada; for state auditor, ]. N. Bar
tells Of Pueblo; superintendent Of pnb-
lie instruction, Alice N. Mitchell Of
Denver; member Of Congress, First
district, J. A. Newcomb OF Golden.
DR.. A. B. Copeland Of Greeley spoke
for harmony and advocated voting for
Bryan and Sewnll, but his suggestions
fell on barren ground. Chairman KIM
ball thought that the Democratic plat
form was good as far as 1t went, but in
his opinion prohibition was more i'm
portant than the silver or tariff ques-
ton, and as most Of the delegates
were of Mr.. Kimballs opinion, the Ma
tlonal platform and candidates were
enthusiastically endorsed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Robbers Change Their Clothes.

Cripple Greek. July A.-Deputy
Sheriff Luptoh and two assistants went
out to the scene Of the robbery again
this morning. and while searching the
surrounding country for the tracks Of
the fugatives came upon several
changes of clothing which had been
sunk in Beaver creek by being tied to
heavy stones, thus showing that the
highwaymen must have changed their
clothes after the stage had left. No
clues were discovered near the scenf
of the robbery, but three men answer
ing very closely the description Of the
robbers given by George Worden, the
stage driver, were seen to board a train
at Gillett this morning and 1t Is thought
that they started for Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The latest fashionable disease is
what is called memory blindness" and
10 produced by over-mental work. Its
victims, while otherwise in perfect
health and excellent physical condition,
forget everything and when attempting
to talk chatter mere nonsense. They
try also to concentrate their wandering
thoughts by endeavoring to put down
on paper what they wish to say, but
this also results in mere written non
sense. The attacks, while frequent,
are Of short duration, sometimes pass
ing away in an hour. The disease is
said to differ entirely from paresis. al
It Is durable, and all that Is necessary
to relieve the sufferer Is to put him be-
yond the reach Of mental work, care or
worry for few weeks. In any case
II seems to be one of the undesirable
products of our nineteenth century
existence. hardly to be called life.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Gold Ehllllncnts.

New York, July 27.-It is expected
that the committee appointed to devise
means to restrict gold expectations at
the Morgan conference of foreign bank.
ers last week will make report to-day
to full meeting. The success of the
plan to be adopted is conceded by the
street, owing to the prestige of the
combined interests, but doubt prevails
as to whether definite details as to
the measures proposed will be made
public. The treasury gold holdings
were further Increased by deposits of
$2I5, 900 this afternoon,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Hoke Smiths Attitude.

Chicago. July A.-An Inter Ocean
special from Washington says there is
a rumor in political circles that Sec
retary Hoke Smith has announced his
Intention Of following the line marked
out by his paper, the Atlanta Journal,
and was coming to the support of Bry-
an and the platform. The report add
ed that he had said to a friend who Is
visiting here from the South, that lie
,hould not only take this step, but II
any objection was made by the presi-
dent. he would tender his resignation.
Mr. Smith refuses to discuss the re-
port In any way.
1t is also rumored that Postmaster
General Wilson will take the same
course.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

However much the German cores
pondents may endeavor to talk away
the object Of the visit Of Prince Ludwig
Of Bavaria to the emperor to explain"
his Moscow speech. the real truth seems
evident that he has had to apologize
and make his peace in a more or less
humiliating manner. The offending re-
mark was: "I am not vassal Of the
emperor. am his ally" But 1t seems
that this did not go with William. who
likes no half measures. and the result
10 that while the matter is now appar-
emily adjusted with satisfaction to both
sides nobody doubts but that the prince
had ito take back water"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
BIG FOUR MINE RESUMES.
A Break in tho Rank. of tho 1.eadviiI
Mine Owners.

A Break in tho Ranks of tho 1.eadviilc
Mine Owners.
Leadville, Colo, July 26.-The Big
Four Mining Company OF Chicago
started up to-day, in charge OF Mr.. ].
Welsh. formerly of the Little Johnny.
The Big Four property has been oper.
ated under the management of Major
Woodward, and has been paying SO a
day. Mr.. Woodward, however, Joined
the mine managers and closed down
the property when the other So mines
closed down. This action II is under
stood was not satisfactory to the own
ers, and Mr.. Woodward resigned. 1t
was stated several weeks ago that the
property would be started up soon, and
this action was taken today. The Big
Four is located on Breeze hill and en-
ploys from twenty-five to forty men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

A mountain has fallen down in Bel
gium. This sounds incredible, but ap-
pears to be true. 1t was not much Of a
mountain, to be sure, only about 160
feet high. but. after rocking and roll
Ing about for several days. 1t actually
fell down, covering the plain with de-
bris and leaving what appears to have
been It's backbone. huge thin ridge Of
5asgged rock still standing. The peas
ants are much alarmed and unscrupu-
lous people are attempting to play upon
their superstition to make them sell
their land in the neighborhood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

| A carnival Of suicide is taking place
all over the United States. Statistics
on this subject have shown for years
that June is par excellence the suicide
month OF the year, and certainly the
frequency with which these sad events
have been recorded in the papers dur
ing the past month seems to bear out
this theory. The remarkable feature
Of many Of these century-end suicides
IL that they do not proceed from any
apparent or definite purpose, but from
some mysterious agency which is
doubtless the general "tired-of-life"
feeling which is so common at the pres
emit time of decadence and degeneracy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Wall Street Pleased.

Wall Street, New York, 1o:lo a. m.'
July 25.-The developments at the st.
louis convention last night were raw.
orobly construed in Wall street. and the
uarket for stocks advanced one-fourth
to one and three-fourths right at the
oneninr. The industrials and grangers
,ed the upward movement, -..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The Germans. who are lavishly en-
sertaining Ii Hung Chang, are said to
be disappointed that he does not give
out some Of the much coveted Chinese
orders and decorations, for the obtain
ing Of which captious critics claim the
fetes are being given. The willy heath
On Chinee, however, har thus far con-
tented himself with merely thanking
his various hosts for their hospitality.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
A scnurrs of GrasshoPpers.

Greeley, Colo, July A.-The grass
hoppers are becoming a veritaoie
scourge In this vicinity and are de-
stpyIng alfalfa, potato vines and vese
tables at an alarming rate. East OF
Greeley they move forward In one di'
rectiou like an army of locusts. leaving
nothing hut barren waste behind
them. 1t was thought that the water
in the flooded fields would have de-
stroyei the pests, but during the h'sh
water every fence post, tree ana out
building was literally alive with the
nests and today they are as numerous
and yoraciOus US ever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

It is announced that Nikola Tesla
has perfected his vacuum tube sys-
tenn Of electric lighting without wires.
the possibilities Of which he first
brought to public notice five years ago
in a lecture before the American in
stitute Of electrical engineers. This
light Is whittier, more brilliant and
more intense than the arc light. and
b produced with a much smaller
amount of electrical energy. Tesla fur
ther states that his apparatus has been
greatly simplihed, and he will soon
have 1t ready for practical use." Work
Ing on different lines, Thomas A. Edf-
son, according to the Electrical Re-
view, has succeeded In developing a
new electric lamp or vacuum tube, "by
means OF which the Roentgen or X rays
are turned into pure light. Edison's
new lamp Is AN ordinary Crookes tube,
coated on the interior surface with
crystals Of new fluorescent substance
which he has discovered. similar to
tungstate OF calcium. The X rays, In
passing through this coating Of crys-
tails, are changed to light. Very little
heat ID generated, and nearly the whole
Of the electrical energy expended Is
transformed into light Mr.. Edison
believes that there are great possibili-
ties in his discovery"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The present military activity on the
Nile much disturbs the crocodiies.
Their numbers have already been thih-
ned by the hustle of tourist trafiic' ana
now the majority of the reptiles are re-
treating still farther upstream,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Under the new prison regulations in
Illinois, only the worst convicts will
wear stripes, those exhibiting good
Qualities being allowed to wear cadet
gray. With this scheme there may be
hope even for boodllng legislator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

There is still hope that Chicago will
some day be rid of its robbers. A Col
orado Springs burglar after attempting
to enter a building committed suicide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The man who has nerve In tight
places generally manages to find
enough Of them to find they wear him
out
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Mrs. Henry Ingram of Battle Creek.
Mich, could get board very reasonable
almost anywhere. On Saturday night
She will have tasted las days. Her
longest previous fast was 300 days, and
al on account Of physical afllictlon.
Think OF this you who kick when din
ner Is fifteen minutes late.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.

The plot to rob the Alton road see-,s
to have been well conductored.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

A Philadelphia preacher is now
checking wheels free. lie says 1t pays
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

There is not human being on earth
that does not hug the delusion that he
or she Is better than somebody else.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

st. Louis, July 25.-The delegates
this morning showed the effects Of the
long and trying sessions Of yesterday.
There was inextricable confusion on
the floor of the auditorium before the
convention met. The delegates stood
about in animated groups, discussing
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CHANSON GLAMOUR.

Twas foolish little love song
That she CHANGED to hear that day,
As they strolled across the meadows
Fresh and fragrant with the hay,
But the girl with eyes like bluebells
Sang it tenderly and sweet,
To the rustic lover lying
Midst the grasses at her feet!
Twas foolish little love song,
And she listened with q smile,
But that evening in the twilight,
Saying goodby at the stile,
When some one said he loved her,
Pleading earnestly and low
eyes" she answered to his question,
Though she meant to tell him ono"
Josephine H. Nichols.
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