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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

Asiatlc waters and nearer the Philippines
than any other port. The British and
French DEGREES closed Hong Kong and
ports Of British India and of French
Tonquin
COALING STATION SECURED.
The authorities here feel that the
United states would have prohted much
by securing a coaling station from China
during the recent controversies which
led to Germanys securing Kiao Chou
Bay as coaiing station. Russia secur-
ing Port Arthur and England securing
Wei-Hai-Wei There is good reason 10
believe that the friendly spirit of China
toward the United States would nave
made Il possible for the United States
90 have secured the harbor of Mrs Bay
or some oher advantageous point on tho
Chinese coast
At the present time, however, 1t IS
sal dthat China could not voluntarily
grant such q cOaling station without as
suming a distinctly hostile attitude to-
ward Spain.
Chna's neutrality decree may be is
sued any day and yet the delay is In no
way exercising the authorities here ow-
ing to the feeling that # leaves China 8
port open to Commodore Deweys fleet.
The Portuguese Minister Niscount De
Santo Thyrso. called at the state De
partment to-day and gave official notice
of Portugals neutrality. The Niscount
EXPRESSED regret AT the published reports
attributing delay TO Portugals disnosi-
tion 10 favor Spain as against the United
States The Minister says that such
reports are mWarTautedi
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LONDON, May 1.-The Berlin corre~
pondent OF the Sunday Special asserts
that the Queen Regent OF Spain has ap>
pealed to the Car, through Emperor
Francis Joseph. OF Austria, TO assiss
Spain in her conflict with the United
States.
Emperor Nicholas replied directly "a
the Queen Regent, assuring her or nis
deepest sympathy with Spain. on whicn
country the United States has ioreeo
war. stating, however that he does not
consider matters yet ripe for Russ'an
dIpomatic or military Intervention, buu
that he will dc whatever Is possible ac
the proper time. :
GERMANY FOR NEUTRALITY.
LONDON. May 1.-The Vienna corres<
pondent OF the Sunday Special tells .
story 90 the effect that Emperor WIZ
liam left Dresden last Saturday after q
disagreement with Emperor Francis
Joseph, arising from a heated dlscussion
had in the afternoon relative 10 tn0
Standardization war, IN which tnS
Austrian Emperor vainly tried To con-
vince the Kaiser that II is his duty ana
interest 10 assume II not an unfriendiv
attitude toward the United states,
more friendly neutrality 10 spain,
Emperor William reiterated that GER
many's interests pointed to a policy OF
s,ricy neutrality. Emperor Francis
Joseph was much hurt Dy the haiset y
heated. impulsiye language and plnniy
sbowed his dIsuleasure at the banquee
given I'm the evening, the situation grow-
inc so unpleasant that Emperor william
took his departure before the close OF tho
DEWEY MAY BLOCKADE.
HONG KONG, April 50-2;5o J.. Mt
the reports which are current mere az"
correct. the United states feet has a dn-
mn task To accomplish. Il Is said than
the entrance OF Manila Bay is commands
ed by from fifty 10 sixty heavy guns weit
placed. and Il Is added that II VIII be tn-
possibe for the American warships 70
enter the bay without the co-operasion
OF strong land force.
Therefore. Il is believed. Commodore
Dewey will not attempt 10 foroe the en-
trance into the harbor but viii Diocf-
ade the port until the insurgents mo'S
on Manila.
Agents Of the insurgents here are trying
TO charater n steamer. IN expectation OF
being able to transport a force OF inaur-
gents TO the vicinity OF Manila Bay.
The cable to Manila IS still intact, buc
the transmission OF news regarding mi'>
itary or naval movements IN the Phhip~
pine Islands is barred.
The British warships and torpedo hoata
at Hong Kong have been forbidcsn -
commence fresh repairs which wotio
seem 10 indicate the possibility OF a.
movement in the near future upon tue
part Of the British feet.
THE SPANISH FLEET.
HONG KONG. April $3.50 r. NJ
The British Steamer Memnon. which has
Just arrived here from Manila. eaptai
OF the Philippine Islands. reports having
seen the Spanish fleet cruising outside
Manila.
She did not see any vessels OF ths
United states feet. The latter Is suppose
ed 10 be close I'm shore, trying 10 eom~
munlcate with the insurgents. prepara<
tory 10 continuing on TO Manila.
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SPANS EFFORT
TO RAISE MONEY
Society Ladies Said to Be Vigorously
Taking a Hand.

MADRID. April 3o.-Noon.-The great
est efforts are being made here and
throughout the country 10 increase the
national war fund. 1t is proposed for
instance, 90 have tables ornamented
with the national colors at all the Madrid
churches throughout the month of May
These tables will be attended by society
ladies. whose names and the amount
they collect for the fund, will be pub
hshed I'm the newspapers.
The traditional festival Of May 3D. IN
honor of DaOiZ Nelarde. will be cele-
bratcd at the monument Of the Prado.
where appropriate services will be held,
accompanied by artillery saluteg.
Tho Spanish colony in Mexico tcle-
graphs that. besides contributing a war
ship. a subscription Is being raised in aid
OF the national fund to increase the
strength Of the Spanish navy and that
10000 pesetas hav already been col
lected.
II Is pointed out here that since Ger
many has made no declaration OF neu-
trality, German factories are not pre-
cudcd from supplying Spain with war
materials.
u Is reported that The Spanish govern
mcnt mas purchased two foreign war.
ships. but no details regarding the new
ly-acduired vessels are obtainable.
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Spaniards Dispersed By a Few Shells
from the Vessel.
TORPEDO BOAT PORTER FIRED ON
Guns of the Cojimar Battery Open
Upon Her, But without Effect
Enemy Prevented from Erecting
FortiGcations Near Mariel.
Daunticss Fired Upon
by Mistake.

OK BOARD THE FLAGSHIP NEW
YORK. April ell A. NJ. via Key West,
Fla.-The blockade continues as before.
The flagship lies to the westward Of
Havana.
The torpedo boat Porter while close in
TO shore last night reported having been
fired upon By the Cojimar battery, which
Is TO the eastward OF MORO Castle. The
plucky little Porter escaped unscathed.
The coast OF cuba is being carefully pa
trollod by the Spanish Cavalry.
Captain Taylor. OF the Indiana, came
on board the flagship to-day and had
long consultation with Rear Admiral
Sampson.
News Of the movements OF the United
States army is eagerly awaited by the
feet and there IS much speculation as to
when the troops viii be ready.
DISPATCH BOAT sHELLED.
While the Dauntless the dispatch boat
Of the Associated Press was making her
way from Key West early this morning
she was sighted by the flagship. The
lookouts on the New York were unable
10 make out her identity. owing TO the
distance which separated her from the
raeship and a four-inch shell was fired
in .hcr direction. IL was not aimed al
the Dauntless but was only sent near
enough 10 make her heave-to. The
Dauntless thinking she was being hred
al by a Spaniard. promptly put about
and steamcd away. Then she was rec
ognized and a few minutes later the
recognition became mutual and the
Dauntless ran alongside the New York.
Later she proceeded 10 MatanZas.
Learning that mines and earthworks
were being placed and built at Mariel.
IN the Province OF Pinar del Rio, not far
from Havana. the flagship moved in that
direction. accompanied by three torpedo
boats. but there was no sign OF move
ment al Mariel, and the flagship proceed
ia TO "A point twenty-five miles west OF
Havana. and about ten miles beyond
Mariel. There suspicious movements were
observed ashore. probably work on forth
ncations, consequently the flagship fired
three shots in that direction from one OF
her big guns The firing. however,
brought no response, and the flagship
returned 20 her station.
WATCH FOR TORPEDOES.
A strict watch against a torpedo at
tack IS being kept on hoard the flagship.
All the available officers take deck
watches az night. including the chap
lain. paymaster's clerk. and the assis-
tant surgeon. The small craft, captured
by the Wilmington yesterday was only
taken 20 Key West. because her Grew
we're members OF the Second Spanish
Naval Reserve. II was thought also that
they might be members OF the crew OF
one Of the torpedo gunboats fOr which
vessels very sharp lookout Is being
Kept.
The full details OF the Cabanas affair
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagel
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Mr.. M'KINLEY
TO VISIT US.
He iSCOming Here When
the Troops Arrive
GOV. TYLER PLEASED.
Had a Pleasant Interview With the
President,
GEN. LEE TO HAVE A COMMAND.
He Will Certainly BE Made Major.
General, For the Chief fEXecutive OF
the Nation Has Said So-Sol-
diers Expected To BE Or
dcred Into Camp Here
Early This Week.

Governor Tyler spent yesterday at
Washington and had a very pleasant in
tervlew with the President He was
much pleased with the Chief Executive
OF the Nation. Mr.. Mckinley impressed
him as being a very frank and approach
able man..
The Governor was unable to have talk
with Secretary Alger. who was In confer
cnce with the Secretary OF the Navy ana
other high officials. General Ager sent
a message to Governor Tyler urging him
TO remain I'm Washington over night III
order that they might have d. conference.
but the Governor was obliged TO re-urn
ON ne afternoon train to look after his
official duties mere. The Governor was
with the President for about IN h"ur.
They talked over the war siiu1ti)n end
discussed very fully the matter Of order
ing troops into service.
PRESIDENT TO VISIT Us.
The President assured Governor Tyler
that about 1000 and possibly more
troops would be modified here. The
Governor extended the President very
cordial invitation 70 visit Richmond and
Mr. Mckinley promised 20 come. lie
said he would take a trip 10 Ricnmond
shall have been modified lie will be
Governor Tyler's guest while in the city.
The President said that he nad fully
made up his mind TO have the soldiers
from several States modified at Rich
nond. Nothing would cause him TO
change his plan unless there should be
unexpected developments IN the war SIT
uation that would render IL entirely I'M
practicable for the soldiers 20 be kept at
Richmond Mr. Mckinley said that Rich
mond not only afforded splendid natu-
raj advantages as place Tor the mobih-
zation OF troops, but the sentimental
reasons for bringing the soldiers here
were such as 10 deserve favorable con-
sideratiOu.
LEE TO BE APPOINTED.
Governor Tyler presented In the strong
est possible terms the claims OF Adju-
tant-General Male for appointment as
Brigadier General. Mr.. Mckinley asked
many questions about General Nalle. lie
aid not intimate whether or not he would
appoint him. but stated that Virginia
would be highly honOred. as he intended
to make Iitz Lee a Major General The
President said he had many applications
for appointment as brigadiers He intl-
mated that his policy would be 10 make
up brigades with regiments from ar
fCrent Etatcs. The Governor strongly
advocated the keeping the Virginia troops
together and placing General Male In
command OF them.
MOVEMENT or TROOPS.
The President asked many questions
about the Virginia troops and was pleased
when Governor Tyler told him they We're
the flower OF the youth OF virginia lie
urged the Governor 10 get TIE virginia
soldiers toether as early as possible.
IL Is probable a few companies will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
A SUMMARY OF
THE DAYS NEWS

The Queen Regent of Spain is
reported to have appealed to the
Car of Russia for assistance, and
to have received the reply that
Russia might intervene at the pro-
per time.
The following governments have
declared neutrality Italy, Meth
erlands, Sweden and Norway,
Switzerland, Colombia, Mexico,
Russia, France, Corea, Argentine
Republic, Portugal, japan and
Uruguay.
The Navy Department was i'm
formed that the Spanish torpedo
boats Azor. Rayo and Ariete sailed
this morning from the Cape Verde
Islands tor the Canaries; towed by
the San Francisco and Ciudad
CadiZ.
Neither France nor Germany
will protest against the operations
of the American fleet in the Phil
ippines.
The liner Paris came safely into
port yesterday morning. She will
at once receive her armament and
be rechristened the Yale.
The warship Oregon and gum
boat Marietta have arrived safely
at Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
The flagship New York INDUCED
i'll further target practice, with
detriment to the Spanish defences
OIL the Cuban shores.
The greatest effort is being made
by Spain to increase the fund ior
national defence.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION.
Conference Report Rejected and BIZ
demanded for Further Consideration

WASHINGTON. April 30.-To-day's ses-
sion OF the House was devoted chleny 10
the consideration OF the conference report
on the naval appropriation bill report
ed by Chairman Bouteile. The report
was rejected after three hours Of debate
and further conference will follow.
The only ground upon which the hsht
against the report was made, was found
iu the Senate amendment 10 compensate
naval officers for government use OF their
inventions and authorizing then. to have
their claims for such compensation ad-
Indicated ia the court OF claims. Mr..
Boutelle led the support Of the amend
ment. and Messrs. Cannon and Sayers
the opposition.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Cannon
insisting upon eliminating the amendment
was adopted and the naval bill was again
sent to conference. The Speaker named
as conferees upon the part Of the House
Messrs. Cannon. W. a. stone and Say
ers.
The House passed the bill providing for
the organization Of a naval battalion 70
consist OF not more than four companies,
I'm the District Of Columbia. At 4:29 p.
NJ the House adjourned.
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PfTTsnURG. April so.--seeond Asslszan1
Postmaster General w. >. ShailenncrRcrr
arrivri in Pittsburg to-day fron Wash
ington, on route 20 his home, al koches<er<
Pa.
Mr.. ShallcnbSreer said that orders bad
ing postpnasters throughout the In111&
states 10 watch the malls passing thf0UxK
their respective offices closely and <r@
structing them 20 seize any mail nfac&11:
that excited suspicion. -
He stated that many letters had ho11
received from spanish towns and prH<<
inces and later turned over to the pP0o1<
authorities that contained snueh tntt<< q
ly received.
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THE TROOPS EXPECTANT.
Orders TO Move ON Cuba Looked for at
ANY Moment.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN April 3O.-EX-
pcctancy is the situation at Chattanooga
Park to-day among the officers and men,
every regiment looking for immediate
orders 10 move South. The Ninth cav
airy and the Twenty-fourth Infantry lett
to-day. and the Tenth Cavalry and Twen-
ty-Fifth Infantry are under orders 10
move. They Will leave tomorrow or Mon
day.
The feeling that there will come an order
for all 10 move was accentuated Tonight
when 81 was stated that the Third Gnd
Sixth Cavalry had also received orders
TO be ready - MOVE 30 ~ mcnts notice
MORE TROOPS.
The Sixteenth Infantry from Fort Sher-
man. Idaho and Rainbow. reached Chicka-
mauga to-day and went into camp in The
Kellyfeld. Captain Il. u. Hardin seventh
Infantry. was granted an indefinite leave
of absence to-day TO accept the cOlOnclcy
Of a regiment OF New York volunteers
First Lieutenant Albert S. Frost was
Continued on Second Pagel
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Want Confrderates 10 Lead.

NEW ORLEANS. April 30.-All the Con-
ioint meeting tonight and urgeC that
the President appoint such men as John
ii Gordon. wade Hampton. stephen -.
Lee w. L. Cabell James LonGstrcet;
Joseph Wheeler and FitZhugh Lee ana
others among the generals and pledginE
themselves and their sons TO defend Ola
Glory.
There Is a report current among the
regulars in camp that they viii all be
sent 60 Tampa his week.
The Washington Artillery tonight en-
Enthusiastically decided 60 telegraph tO the
President recommending the appointment
of Governor Taylor of Tennessee. as a
brigadier-general.
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ordered into camp here early in the
week. Just as soon as some one can
come down rom the Quartermaster-
Generals Department arrangements VIII
be made for all OF the thirtysix Virginia
companies ordered into service to report
here.
The Governor received yesterday ap-
pllcations from six persons who wlsh 10
form companies for the anticipated sec
ond call for troops.
General Nallc expects 10 go 70 Wash
ineton to-day 10 look after the arrange
mcnts for caring for the troops that VIII
be ordered here.
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WASHINGTON. April 20-All interest
..a.,. ,-,s concentrated ON the Philip
....... .,,,,,.b o. soeroo5 almost homeless
i'"'' 60. .,,..
io expect any news u" 'D''' '''
which is for the present al le"SN ''i0
critical poiut OF naval operations In
. Nth .,es,i,t -,eu versed I'm the
".'N' '"' s..,,,,7
plans oi the s'rdlebio Do"4"'
that upon the result of the engagement
-,tt., -o,,ro,dore Dewey is expected to
49,. e....t.t e,.+ TO-DAY,
have had WIN '"e Spans" '.'''
Or within % day or TWO at ledsl' Ml7h'
5a,crd to am extent tho outcome OF the
,,.,...,. .,o.r,,,,,, .o,,- left the Navy
"''' "'' --.-,,..a 49,, ,,.ord
A'i''' ''''''' '.' 60, or,.
from commodore pe"c!' H'i 'O"' "''
point Boo the east.
,rt4t, NrATANZAS AFFAIR
e.....,. r..,,,. rs..i,od "a dispatch
'''+ i-N'7 .,.. ~ ..
from captain 0"ii'ia'" '''"'''N ''-
Smelling OF Matanzas batteries, Dut had
. t,e.r,,etio, ,rhqtevcr as 10 the re-
l,....,....... ,.,.+o~,d,,
poI'ed "''"eA upon N.'i'''''''
The Impression prevails at the Depart
mont among those who are not taken into
.,.....-.t,' ~ ,,,, >,,,.sl 1y.,r Board that
lhese moves OF CAPTAIN '"'i'f'''" "'' VA
"a strategic character ana not mere h"p-
Denincs. as might be supposed from their
aDnarenut spontaneous character.
Key West is Co be made a base OF the
first order OF Importance, so far as the
fleet is concerned. Otherwise Secretary
Long never would have called upon an
officer upon such high rank ass Commo-
o're hemey 10 command tne s,"~'u' J. he
Portsmouth Navy Adid' NC" ii"IHIs"IIo'
"y feured ouleeI' ,t-,.
"o more IV'teu oiH'e'9 "i IT, 7'. i.'7' ,..-
oef 'I 1.HI'y aI3 10 Pc O'll,N i'i'9 e..,i s.'',I
NI.o NoNU-, 'I '"C P' '''a va AZ,
'.l9,. 'o'' IT, We "''0'o "'"
-i''''"'
NEW TORPEDO bOAIS'
The Board of Bureau Chicls Is now en-
gaged in preparing ihe adVeruseInenls
.'i'lH- Tot tHe ''.ia. .Iu..io" "i 1"i ,.N'
boats ana deslroyels' hy q speCidi pro-
vision or the naval piiL 'hese aoFeItl9e
..s WA Ieh 0l'i' me- mn ,,.t l'i9,,.u
", ..' i'iD'' '-. - 10 u. S',' '. ,.'
a..er,,,. nv t,o to,nodo io5, iea,.iDg 70
t,l oi 'i'' ,g suo 10, 'V' ',''r',,s crs,.,,, ~
Bon
Ch-er Constructor Hichborne said to-
dav that when tho department. had plac-
cd the contracts for the vessels authoriz-
,I by the pending naval appropriation
BILL the Government wlu have under con-
structan 1t on. time greater number
of vessels than 70 ever had before and
since the civil war and q greater aggre-
rate of forrao. during the civil conflict
Ther. Win h. mo less tban tbirty.six
r.seels altooothsr tbus rloced Yn5or com
structior-tbrec blttlcships. sixteen tor
nedo boat dcstrov,rs. twelve torpedo
boats -FOUR coast defence monitors. and
one runboat on the Lakes
Tbe honor of beinr 0est engineer Of the
n,irooroiis r,o.oi.ito aect which asa expect-
ia 40 bc one OF the main STAYS I'm the
defence Of the Atlantic coast cities. has
fallen to "a retired officer Chief Engineer
,,a..','... tIeilr,>,, M te -, ,,r,.,
go. ,.',sirle+ nan I'm Nov, yorl< 1,,,t
e.. ,l,s..,,-,5 g., s..,if.. ,fs r,cr-
49,, 49, ,,.,~os,s tr sobt ir tro ,,,.,,
'D',", I...,..,,,,.' '~, ,,..,t'I IN tho
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FIGHTING WITH FIRE.
BIanco Reported to BE Burning fowns
in the Interior of Cuba.

KEY WEST, FLA. April %. 1t II IN
officially stated by cubans tonight tnau
Rlaneo is burning the interior towns In
the island OF Cuba and Il Is believed that
the truth OF the report is estabiished py'
the great volumes OF smoke rising in tnt
interior yesterday.
and Havana BY persons on the Associafe{t
Press dispatch boat Dauntless an4
throughout the night the bright eiow %
fires was reflected on the sky In places
fierce forest fires were seen burning.
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looking
EASTWARD.
AlIEyeS Turned Toward
the Philippines.
AND DEARSSTRAINED
TO Catch the Echoes Of the
Roar Of DGWey'S Guns.
PREPARING 10 INVADE CUBA
The Movement is Steadily
Progressing.
WAR VESSELS NOW BEING BUILT,
PREPARING 10 INVADE CUBA
The Movement is Steadily
Progressing.
WAR VESSELS NOW BEING BUILT,

The Number i'm Course Of Construction
Is Greater as TO Tonnage Than
Ever Before i'm the History of
the Nation-DccloratiO Of
NcutraIity-All Countries
Occupying Western
Asiatic Territory
Have Issued
DEGREES but
China.
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CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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TO RUSSIA
Spain InVokeS the Aid o.
the CZar.
DIPLOMATIC REPLY.
~
Nicholas Does Not Consider
This a Proper Time.
He MAY INTERFERE LATER.
Germany and Austria Re'.
ported to Disagree.
| FORMER FOR STRICT NEUTRALITY
He MAY INTERFERE LATER.
Germany and Austria Re'
ported TO Disagree.
FORMER FORSTRICT NEUTRALITY

Rcports Received From Manila Inda.
cafe That the Place l. Too Strong
90 BE Reduced by Naval Force
Alone, and il isThoughtPro- is
liable That Commander
Dewey May Blockade
and Await Assist
ancc From the
Insurgents
There.
The state herald., 1898-08-26

1t is recommended that congressional
district, senatorial district and county
nominations be not made, and that no
plan Of cooperation on these nominations
bs arrived ut until after the holding Of
the state convention. 1t Is urged, how.
ever, that the various committees repre-
sentine congressional or senatorial dis.
lrict organizations assemble at as early q
date ss possible and decide upon q time
and place for holding their respective
conventions, a. we'll ~ 10 arrange the ap.
portionment TO the same, 90 that county
conventions, whom selecting delegates 10
the state convention, may also select del.
egates 10 these other conventions.
II il also recommended that no plat.
form DO adopted by any convention Of
the SILVER republican party until after
the state convention has adjourned.
These recommendations arc made IL
accordance With tho spirit Of the rssolu-
tions adopted at the last meeting Of the
state committee, with tho intention si
bringing about perfect harmony OF action
between our various party organizations,
to the end that We may do the most ef,
fectivs work for the success Of the cause
OF tho free coinage Of silver, which we
hold 10 necessary 70 our national welfare
X. BROAD. JR.. Chairman.
W. r. FREEMAN, Ssc'y.
The state herald., 1898-08-26

A move is on foot by the Grand Army
Posts Of Colorado 10 secure tho removal
sf the Soldiers Home from Monte vists
10 Golden and TO remove the industrial
Sehool for Boys from Golden to Monts
Vista. Had this change bssn urged bs.
fore the eleventh general assembly In,
stead d asking for tho removal OF ths
6oldssrs Home TO Fort Lyons, there II
esed rssson for believing that Il would
have been successful. Muck Of the op
position 70 the removal OF the Home te
Fort Lyons seemed 10 arise from the be
let that Fort Lyons wsuld not bc good
location Tor the Home. Tho inmates oi
the Hsus arc getting up In years ssd
they would snjo, being located nsars,
some. large city whore they can have
more advantages Of social nature. Col
den la near enough TO Denver TO furnish
them nm opportunity 10 700 and hsn,
much tha, would be OF great iptsrest /,
them and u would make nm exceptional
ly good location for the Home.