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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
BACK FROM ALASKA,
MANY MINERS GIVE UP.
Corae Back pniiess-DishearteninE re-
Poris-Ths Land Slide Near skag.
UNIV.


Port Townsend, Sept. 25.-The steam
ship City of Seattle arrived this even
Ing at . o'clock from Sknguay and
Dyen. From Skaguny she brought 2l5
passengers. 102 men and eighteen
women, who We're unable TO cross the
White pass and who preferred TO re-
turn TO civilization, as many Of them
termed 1t. than to risking death by cX-
poshre at Skaguny. Very little nddi-
uonnl news relative To the avalanche
ut Sheep camp is brought by the steam
cr Seattle, although she left nearly
tweniy-four hours later than the tug
Pioneer. which brought the first news.
AS yet. only one body. that OF Choy-
nski has been reported as found.
There Is no certain Information as to
me number OF persons who lost their
lives.
Tents. goods and provisions of all
kinds are buried In an intlescribable
manner for nearly mile from the head
OF Sheep camp down the canon. Forty
tents. occupied by probably over hun
dred persons are buried In the ruins.
All Is confusion.
Many discouraged. dishcartened pil.
Erlms have come down today, intend
Ing to take the first steamer for home.
Some of them have not n dollar to their
names. still the most of them saved
their money. One man lost $40O. which
was found by digging where his tent
had gone down. -Four saloons out of
six were wiped out of existence. hut
the log houses which had been built
higher up the slope were left stand.
ing.
The toll bridge was washed out. rs
well as several feet along the trail. but
Henly Il Wilson have set force of
men Mt work repairing the bridge and
trail so that 1t will be passable for
horses again In n few days.
Men have felled trees across several
places. and 1t Is again possible 10 &c,
along on foot. There are hundreds of
discouraged men tonight at Sheep
camp. They know not what TO do. Pro.
fessional packers. who have been n;
work for some time are sick from eX.
posure and Overwork. The course OF
the avalanche was not over 200 feet
wide In any plnce and only those who
Ind not selected ordinary camping
were injured, but many who were
camping only temporarily lost their nll
Persons who started out from Skng
uny are too poor to return without sac
riticing their all. and have camped fol
the winter on the trail. In many cases
occupying the same tents with Their
horses.
From now on. the rush from Alaska
back to the sound Will be grenter than
was the rush to Alaska after the re-
turn of the treasure-lnden ship Port
lany on July 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Want. Enrl.nd tn Lenve Egypt.

Pnris. Sept. 27.-rhe Po.itique Co
loniale publishes dispatch from st.
Petersburg to-day saying tlat as re-
suit of an exchange of views between
the chanccllors of ST. Petersburg. Paris.
Berlin. Vienna. Rome and CONSTANT
nople, the Sultan of Turkey Will nd-
dress the powers shortly on the sub
iect of Great Britain's evacuation of
Egypt. and Russia. supporting the Sui
tan, will invite conference at Con
stantinople or St. Petersburg with the
object or settling the question on the
basis of autonomy of Egypt under the
suzerainty of the Sultan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Yellow Fevcr Cases.

New Orleans. Sept. 26.-ro-dny was
the Quletest OF the week in New Or.
leans. and the fever situation In spite
OF the appearance Of n rather large
number of new cases may be said to
have shown much Improvement. FIJI.
teen cases were recorded on the books
OF the Board Of Health. but there were
no deaths and there have been no
deaths since Friday. The authorities
received reports during the evening
from nearly every patient TINT IL now
under treatment and these were all to
the effect thnt the cases are doing well
and that no patient is In any immediate
danger of dissolution. Some forty
cases were reported tonight as being
rapidly on the mend and number OF
them will be discharged during the
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Bank Robbers Caught.

Helena. Mont. Sept 27.-Just two
months ago the town of Belle Fourche,
South Dakota. was visited by bank rob-
bers. who he'd up the cashier of the
Butte County Bank and secured sew
cral thousand dollars in booty. After
a hot running fight they made their
esecape. ana nothing was known of
their whereabouts until three men
were captured in the eastern portion of
the state by a sheriff and stock in-
spectors. They were brought to Bill
ings and put in jail, and were today
positively Identified by Cashier Tchnor
of the Belle Fourche bank, and the
sheriff Of that county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

Il do believe" hurriedly exclaimed
the Nebraska hotelkeeper. looking out
OF the front door. there's a cyclone
coming" A forlorn looking
guest dug his way out from under the
ruins of the hotel. His coat was ripped
up the back. his bare knee protruded
from CHASTITY rent in the left leg of his
trousers, one end of his shirt collar
was flying loose. his necktie was under
his right ear. one eye was in mourn
ing. and a portion of the hair Of his
head had been scraped Off. You were
in error. landlord he said, feebly.
THAT was not q cyclone. 1t was q
tornado" The guest was gentleman
from Boston.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Germany's big steamer.

New York. Sept 27.-The steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse, the latest
ACQUISITION to the large fleet of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany. arrived tonight at Quarantine
Mt 10 o'clock OH her maiden voyage.
making the passage from Southampton
to New York in ) days. u hours and 10
minutes, the fastest voyage on record
THE Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse is
GAS fcect long, G6 feet beam and 43
feet deep and of 1I.O00 tons burden
and 30, G0O-horSc power. On this voy-
age with n steam pressure OF ISL
mounds and seventy-seven revolutions
Of her screws. she developed speed
Of ~ knots. She was built at Stettin,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Mr., Bryan Will Speak In Ohio.

Council Bluffs. Iowa. Sept. 28.-Wil.
liam Jennings Bryan. who addressed
n large crowd here Saturday night. left
Yesterday morning for his home In Lin.
coin, Nebraska. Before leaving Mr..
Bryan had n conference with II. b.
Dunbar of Cincinnati, Ohio, promi-
nent attorney of that city. and
one of the leading free sill
yer Democratic politicians Of the
Buckeye State. Mr.. Dunbar
came here from Ohio for the purpose
of seeing Mr.. Bryan, and MS n result
of the conference. Mr.. Bryan hns con-
scented to go to Ohio in the near future
and deliver u series Of free silver
speeches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Cavalry on for Fort Hall.

Boise. Idaho. Sept. 27.-Forty-three
men of Troop +, Fourth cavalry, left
this afternoon for Fort Hall In re-
sponse t. orders received from the de,
partment headquarters Saturday night.
Major Hatfield was In command, Lieu
tenant Holbrook accompanying him.
Forty-fve horses and five mules were
taken. The mules will be used for
packing. The troop took thirty days
rations and 200 rounds Of ammunition
for each man. At Nnmpa Il special
engine was waiting to take them in
advance of the regular train and they
expect to arrive at Ross Fork at 2
o'clock tomorrow morning. There they
will be met by the Indian agent with
wagons and transferred at once to the
scene Of the difficulty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

Whatever may be the fate OF Andree
which at the time of this writing is
unknown. and may forever remain un-
known, or may be cleared up by the
next electric current that thrills an
ocean cable-it is impossible to remain
urimprcs>ed by II. cool daring of the
man. When he cut loose from land
and drifted out OF sight beyond the
horizon of an unknown sea, driven by
wind that would take him he knew
not whittier. he performed an act that
was supreme test OF human nerve.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

The lingering visitor has often worn
out a welcome. but more serious re-
suit of long stay is reported from
Cheyenne. Mrs. Nicholas visited the
stanleys in Ogden. remained more than
a month. and when she went home the
Stanleys sent her bill of 354 for board.
Mr.. Nichols. refusing to pay. was COM
PEELED by law to settle. Then Mrs.
Nichols horsewhipped Mr.. Stanley.
With this precedent 1t is likely that
visits in Wyoming will be considerably
shortened. Perhaps the visiting limit
will be fixed at few days or a weak.
The You must come and see me"
should be better understood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
To Put a Gun Boat on the Yukon.

New York. Sept. PA special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Acting Secretary Roosevelt favors
the assignment of naval vessel to
the Yukon river for patrol duty. The
suggestion has been made by Lieu
tenant G.. NJ. Stoney of the navy. that
a stern-wheeler be ordered detailed by
the government and sent to the Yukon
to patrol that stream, beginning next
spring. Lieutenant Stoney's PROPOSE
tion also contemplates the establish
ment of three stations on the Yukon.
one n I each end and the third in the CEN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
SnoM nm Len TraIn.

San Diego. Cal, Sept. ga transpor-
tation company has been organized
here 70 carry freight and passengers
across the snow and Ice from st. Mi
chael's to Dawson City, during the
winter months. A snow and Ice train
will be used with n gasoline engine,
The wheel Is propelled by sprocket
and chain. The cab and cars are car
red by short sleighs at each end of
the car. like fiat cars on railroads.
These sleighs are so constructed rs to
run on top of the snow as well as the
ice. The company has applied for n
government contract to carry malls up
the Yukon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Tho Grip Coming Again.

London, Sept. 27.-The Medical Press
warns the public against probable
recurrence of influenza. For months
past the disease has been raging In Il
severe form in the district of Me-v
Turkestan. The number Of victims is
immense, and. although there are few
or deaths than formerly. the virulence
of the epidemic is said to have in
creased rather than lessencd. The lat
est reports show that the attack of in
fluenZa leaves severe results. such as
heart affections. paralysis, etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Defended . Woman.

Paragould. Ark, Sept. 25.-At Bertig.
n little station on the Paragould
Southeastern railroad. nine miles east
Of this place, w. II. Worth shot and
almost Instantly killed A. c. Hopkins,
n prominent citizen Of that place. about
3 O'Clock this afternoon. Hopkins and
his wife recently separated. Hopkins
returned this afternoon and assaulted
his wife with knife. Worth inter-
fcred to save the womnn's life and
drawing n pistol shot Hopkins as he
was about to plunge the knife into his
wife's body. Worth surrendered and
Is in Jail Mt Paragould.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

The National Association of Manu-
facturers Is taking a practical step to-
ward the promotion OF trade between
this country and the Latin-American
republics in the initiative OF sample
warehouse at Caracas, Venezuela. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Richard Dodge. a man
ufacturer. who has only recently re-
turned from that city. the conditions
are now ripe for the development OF
trade in that place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
M Discriminating Duties.

Washington. Sept. 25. : Attorney
General McKennn announced his opin-
ion In the matter of section % of the
new tariff law. He holds in effect that
goods coming directly into the United
States from foreign countries through
Canadian ports are not subject to the
discriminating duty of ten per cent, and
also holds that the foreign goods
shipped from countries other than Brit
ish possessions in British vessels are
not subject to the discriminating duty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
New York bank Statement.

New York. Sept. 2I.-Thc weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Surplus reserve. decrease.
So, ,0GI ,675: loans. decrease, $2.I2S.3OO;
specie. increase. SGG,I0O: legal tenders,
decrease. S6.G14.7OO; deposits, decrease.
S1O,D2. 800: circulation. increase. StiOI.-
300. The banks now hold $15.WI.5OO
in excess OF the requirement of the
% per cent. rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

Germany. by the Vulcan Ship and Isn.
glne Ship building Company. She Ia
schooner-rigged. has four tunnels and
twin screws. Her engines are OF the
triple expansion pattern. On con-
sumption oil 800 tons OF coal per day
she developed a speed OF % knots per
hour. She is commanded by Captain
IIcnglcbart.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

The Chicago Tribune gives this zen
sible advice to the young man who
wishes to know how to fit himself for
going to the Klondike: Acquire hab-
its of self-control and industry: be pre-
pared to meet with firmness whatever
discouragcments may arise; scrape to.
gether two or three times as much
money for the journey as the best esti-
mates render necessary; and don't co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

The Spanish attache who has been
secretly investigating our coast de-
fenses could not have selected better
place than Charleston harbor. One look
at the SCARED site Of Sumter ought to
have convinced him that this is good
country to let alone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
The Rocky Ford Enterprise.
ROCKY FORD. COLO.
Perhaps a cipher accidentally got lost
when Mr.. Cleveland was making up the
estimate of his taxable property.

Sir John Lubbock's ant died recently.
II was the insect that gave up so
much information when he interviewed
It, and not. as some obituary writer's
thought, n sister OF one OF his parents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
Agreement with tho Creeks

Muskogee, I. r.. Sept. 2G.-The Dawes
Commission and the commission repre-
senting the Creek Indians. who have
been in conference here for several
days, have reached an agreement for
an allotment of the reservation lands
and an abandonment of the tribal re-
lations. The treaty vii: be formally
signed on Monday. This agreement
must be ratified by vote of the tribe.
Negro Openly Lynched.
Hawesvillc. Ky. Sept 2I.-1n the
broad open glare of a Sunday sun, in
the midst of protracted revival. not
!, mask to be seen. and in the presence
of 500 infuriated people, Raymond
Bushrod. Il negro. this evening at
O'Clock, was made to pay the penalty
of his assault on 14-year-old Maggie
Roberts. lie was swung from limb
in the court house yard.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

New York, Sept. 27.-Thc weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Surplus reserve, decrease
81, ,0G7 .G7J; loans. decrease. 50. I2S.3OO;
specie. increase. S66,4OO; legal tenders,
decrease. SG.G14.I00: deposits. decrease.
so. Coz. 800: circulation. increase. S601.-
300 The banks now hold SlJ,99I.50O
IN excess of the requirement of the
% per cent. rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

The Queen Regent of Spain has beea
petitioned by prominent women of the
United States to release Evangelina
Cisnero, young Cuban woman, now
lying in prison in Havana and threat
|ened with sentence of 20 years i'm
Enrisonmcnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
:::DO YOU WANT A:::
Fruit Farnn,Garden Tract
" OR RANCH
In Otero County, Coorado7 The Garden Spot of
the Arkansas Valley. Close to.
CRIPpLE GREEK, THE gREAYESY COLD CAMP ON
EARTH.
Only few Hours Ride from Pueblo Denver Colorado Springs
and Host of Mining Towns.
Good MARKEIS! S!RE CROPS! NO EAILyRLS!

ehavee everything favorable to desiring in
hcalthiest climate in the world.
good schools, churches supported
intelligent people.
We have fruit tgrowing Small fruits, Straw
Raspber Backbeies
perecon also Apples Pears Pune Plums and Grapes
better than in almost other portion of the United
We have d garden, melon and fruit
We have 10 garden, melon and fruit tracts
We have 20 garden, melon and fruit
We have 40 garden, melon and fruit
We so and 1GO Rocky Ford Manzanoa
Fowler
We number ranches
Hobrook Canal the best farming aud stock raising district Colo
rado Prices from $500 $40 All above
rights from old bitches. Water
We write Insurance
We make loans, both farm and city.
We sell fruit
We sell city property and furnish money te build
We make trades
We always glad show county whether
purchase
Rates from all points a A. T. s. F.RR
REMEMBER practical Fruit and
and will and for orchard for
cheap and probably better than you do yourself.
Don't buy until prices
our lands We make it Interesting you Address,
GIBSON & FENLASON
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30
LEGAL.
BLANKSN;
for sale at ~
Enterprise Office:

The following Legal Blanks are kept
for sale at the ENTERPRISE Office, and will
be sent per mail prepaid on receipt Of
price named: ,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-30

Our stock OF blanks is being constant.
lv Increased, II the above list does dot
contain what you want call on US anyhow.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-09

iAUSUBO! lAUSUBO!
Vlgas de s, 6y5x 10 y alfagf.
d 2 3. Estantes de ausubo de 6 81 VI
ras. Surtido general de madsr&s do
.orida, tablas de todas slases dsa.
7pstxucciEn.
l.. P. Loaf & c.
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BIBLfOTECA DE .eLA DEMOCRAcIAn
nube entire Ella y ell rayo de- Ia

nube entire Ella y ell rayo de- Ia
luna.
Ell doctor volvi6 a entrar des-
pacit", anduvo ell espacio que me-
diaba entire ambas puertas; luego
abrio sin luido, pero rapidamente,
la puerta tras de la que Sc ocul-
taba aquella mujer. Esta lanzo
un grito, extendi6 las manos, Y
encontro las del doctor Luis.
-SQaien anda aquf2 pregunt6
este con una voz mas compasiva
que amenazadora; porque la in
movilidad de aquella sombra, adj
vinaba que eseuchaba adn mas
con ell corazon que con ell dido.
-Yo, doctor, yo,respondi6 una
voz dulce y triste.
Aunque esta voz no era desco-
nocida para ell doctor, no desper-
to en- el mas que On recuerdo
vago y lejano.
-Yo, Andrea de Taverney,
doctor.
-lAh, Dios miol sque es 10
que sucede2 Soor ventura ella So
halla indispussta? dijo ell doctor.
-i"EiIa"!exclam6 Andrea, ella!
Pero Squien es "ella''2
I'll doctor conoci6 que acababa
de cometer una imprudencia.
-Perdonad, acaba de aleiarse
una mujer; squizas erals vos2
-iAhl 81, ya 10 presumf,, dijo
A 1drea; ha venido aquf una mu
jer aHtes que 20, Ino es verdad2
Y Andrea pronunci6 estas pa
labras con una ardiente curiosi-
dad que M dej6 ninguna duda
al doctor sobre el sentimiento que
las hzbia dictado.
-Qaerida hija mia, dijo el
doctor, parece que estsnos juganr
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con IA respuesta; pero de un mo
do 8 de otro, quiso tener la ex-
plicaci6n del suspiro.
-Entonces va comprendo, diio;
os ha enyiado vuestro hermano
para tener un boletfn exaoto de
Ia salud del herido.
isl, es mi hermanol jSf, doe
tor! exclam6 Andrea. El doctor
miro su vez la cara de An
drea.
Oh! alma infexible, 20 sabre 10
que encierras en- ell coraz6n, mur-
mur6 para 81; luego anadi6 en- voz
alta:
-Entonces bien; yoy a deciros
toda la verdad, como debe deoir-
sc toda persona interesada en-
conocerla. Centadsela a vuestro
hermano, y que en- vista de ella
tome sus disposiciones -. por-
que va oomprend6is.
No, doctor, porqne deseo sa-
ber 10 que entend6is por esas pa
labras: Y que en- vista dc ella to-
me sus disposiciones.
He aquf 10 que quiero deoir:
I'm duelo, aun estos item %, no
es cosa agradable al rey:y Y aunque
es verdad que ell rey no hace OBJ
ssrvar los edictos sobre los due.
los, cuando uno de estos hace es
cAndalo, 5. NJ. destierra 8 encar-
celia.
Cleric es, doctor.
y cuando, por desgracis, hay
muerte de honIbres loh! entonces
el rey es implaeable. Puea biep;
aconsejad vuestro querido her
msno que se ponga salvo por
cierto tempo.
r-iDoctor, doctori exclam6 An
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-09

drea. GConque tan malo esta ell
senior de Charny2
Escuchad, querida senorita:
os he prometido la verdad, voy
a decirosla: SVeis ese pobre mu-
chacho que esta durmiendo ALA
abalo, 8 mas bien en- ese Guar
to ?
81, doctor, respondi6 Andrea
con voz sofocada, iy quep
- mafana 3 estas horas no
esta salvado, 81 la calentura que
acaba de deciararse Y le devora
no IA cesado, ell senior de Charny.
manana d esta misma bora sera
un eadayer.
Andrea sinti6 que iba a lamar
un gnto; pero Sc oprimi6 la gar
ganta, y Sc clav6 las u1as en- sus
carnes, para apagar en- el dolor
fisico un POGO de la augusta cue
lie desgarraba ell coraz6n.
Luis no pudo YER en- su SEM
blsnte ell terrible estrsgo product
do por e>ta lncha.
Andrea pareefa una espartana.
Mi hermauo no huira. diio;
ha combatido a. seflor de Charny
como hombre de vaIor; 81 ha te-
nido Ia des9racia de herirle, fne
defendlendose; = 81 le la matado,
Dios le juzgara.
NO Ia venido por su propia
cuenta, diio para 81 Ell doctor:
consiguiente venfa de parte de
la reina. Veamos 81 S. M. ha lle-
vado Ia ligereza hasta ese punto.
-IComo ha mirado Ia reina
ese daelef I pregunt6.
lila reina2 20 no 10 s6, repli-
co A1drea. sQae lie importa & la
reina2
-Pues 20 suponfa que S. III.
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do a los desprop6sitos; Sde quien
me estabais hablando2 Sque me
quereis2 Explicaos.
Doctor, mi buen doctor, re-
puso Andrea con una voz tan
triste que penetr6 hasta ell fondo
del corsz6n de aquel 8 quien in
terrogaba, no trateis de enganar-
me; vos que estais acostumbrado
a decir la verdad, confesad que
hace un momento estaba aqu{ una
mujer; confesadmelo, pues la he
visto 20 misma.
-iEhl squien os dice que no
ha venido nadie2
ST; pero, luna mujsr; una
mujer, doctor!
Sin duda era IN mujer; me
DOS que querfais sostener que una
mnler no 10 es mas que hasta la
edad de cuarenta amos.
tia que ha venido tenfa cua-
renta amos, doctor2 lAhl exclam6
Audrea respirando por Ia primera
veZ.
-Caando digo cuarenta, le
perdono adn cinco 6 seis largos
amos, pero hay que ser oalante
con las amigos, y madame de Mi
sery es una amiga mia, y de Las
buenas.
-sMadama de Misery
sin duda.
-sY es ella la que hs vendor
-lY por que diablos no os 10
dirfA 81 foese otraf
-iOhi 90 que -.
vs. smos, las mujeres todas SON
u1as, inexplicables: sin embargo
70 teafa l. pretensi6n dc eonocs-
ros 1 yos particnlarmente; pero
ahora veo que no o. con0zoo mas
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