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l. Marion Crawford seems to have con WINGED
hns'!f by his effort with Mr. Isaacs" that he
thot a PLAYWRIGHT. He has turned over his
m'hc1mng novel. Professionally called" In Old
aaird. TO L"rrlmcr Stoddard to dramatize
pf Viola Allen.
Jose beNitt,who flid'ed her way into yaudc-
we vau" and later played roles in musical
@ree' was the wife o, william West. He
N''hsd her 10 take an engagement in the same
company with him. She refused TO do 40. He
=" W"r-i're obtained in san Francisco u
u''orce on the ground OF wilful desertion.
,AVouHg actress who had been dismissed
rom one o. the 'Xaza" companies sat in a
nohI seat in tho theatre at Oswego. and, as
.aenad threatened to do something vengeful.
S"snceessor on the stage was too scared TO
Nu'fm until the other had been removed by a
Policeman
'os'ph Jefferson paints pictures II has been
- IIhclI"" To give them to friends But lie
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lin 'h' Lori Mayor Of Dublin was at the
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kva II, burroughs announces that she will
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thn"nrlt Her place in stuart RObson's
Iane.' w. be taken by Jeifrsys Lewis.
teAsntr'co bstloNs has been engaged for an
tony " Snarh'tor part In Naughty An
January "h'ch comes to the Herald Square in
EsW inner lark leayes the cast OF "'Round
"sc aNt Of The Greek Slave"
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LAINT LINE RULER wanted: steady 30 +tion,
CHAs. \. JONAS BRO. ~ BeeknA at.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-02
ARMY BILL PASSED.
CantecnH Abniished - Civilians Barred
From Engineer Corps.

CanteenH AbniiHhed - Civilians Barred
From Engineer Corps
washington, ID. c., Feb. 1.-The bill
to reOrgnniZe and increase the stand
ing army to about 100000 men. but
giving the President authority 10 re-
duce the size Of the infantry companies
and cavalry troops to sixty men each,
thus fixing II minimum of about 10000
enlisted men, passed the House yester-
day by vote of 1GS to 125.
This was the result of week of
hard and often picturesque fighting on
the floor, during the progress of which
the opposition compelled those In
charge Of the measure to give this dis
cretlonary authority to the President
and to make other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
which We're Il reduction of 331 In the
number of staff officers.
In consequence of these mo1iflca-
tions the Republican opposition practi-
cally vanished and on the final vote on
~ six Republicans voted against the
bill. Five Democrats voted for the
bill.
Among the important amendments
adopted before the vote was taken
was one 10 exclude the appointment of
civilians TO positions in the engineer
corps, and To strike out the provision
for additional pay for commands serv-
and Alaska.
The amendment of Mr.. Cummings of
New York to prohibit the use OF troops
in the several states To suppress riots,
etc., except upon the application of the
states, was defeated by large majori-
ty.
Mr.. johnson. Republican. of North
.Dakota. offered the following amend
ment TO abolish canteens.
'Tliat no officer or private soldier
shall be detailed to sell intoxicating
drinks, ns n bartender or otherwise. In
any post exchange or cantcen. nor shall
any other person be required or allowed
TO sell such liquors In any encnmpment
or fort or Oh any premises used for mil
itary purposes by the United States"
The amendment was adopted.
The bill rs passed provides. In nddi-
tion TO the general officers and stan de-
partmcnts, for twelve regiments of
cavalry of twelve troops each, IA coast
batteries. twcnty-four field batteries,
thirty regiments OF Infantry OF twelve
companies each. n corps Of engineers
and one regiment of engineers. an ord
nance department. n signal corps, the
Inter with CD enlisted men.
1t also gives the President discretion
to recruit the organizations serving In
Cuba. Porto Rico and the Islands OF the
Pacific In whole or In part from the In
habitants thereof. Before the House
adjourned to-day the river and hnrbor
bill wiis formally called up In order to
make II the unfinished business in the
committee of the whole.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-02
MILES REnzws HIS ATTACK.
Says ir Has Evidence that Berf Was Pre-
psret; with Chemicals.

Says Hc Has Evid-nc. that Becf Was Prc.
pared with Chemicals.
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 1.-Gcncrnl
Nelson A. Miles gave out n statement
tonight, after denying several pub
lishcd Interviews attributed to him.
He prcfaccd his statement by say
Ing:
81 have been most freely quoted
without authority from me or without
any utternncc on my part. II has been
Il source OF great annoyance TO me-"
His statement Is ms follows:
.'On the 20th OF last September is
sued an order TO rcgimenial command
.rs to report to me concerning the beef
which had been issued TO their men.
AT the time that l went before the
war board investigating commission
lad only received reports from four
teen of the commanders. Now have
thirty reports. They all tell the same
story.
"Thc evidence proves the truth of
the statements | have made. In nd
dition TO the reports of the rcglmental
commanders. / have great mass of
evidence consisting of communion
tions, afiidavits. etc. from officers. SOL
diers and civilians.
Every part OF the country has con-
tributcd TO the mass of correspondence
which | have received In reference TO
the beef served TO our soldiers. and the
evidence Is all corroborative OF what
I have said. The great publicity which
the press has given to the matter has
brought NIL the correspondence OF
which l speak upon me.
81 have overwhelming evidence that
the embalmed beef was treated with
chemicals in order TO preserve II. I
have nflidnvits from men who saw the
beef undergoing the treatment or en-
balming process.
Now. as to the canned ronst beef,
that was different from embalmed
beef. The canned roast beef was the
beef after the extract had been boiled
out Of 1t.
You have seen the advertisements.
Beef Extract: one pound contains the
substance Of from four to five pounds
of prime bccfT Well. this Is the beef
after the extract has been taken from
II.
''Thcy put this beef pulp up In cans
and labeled It Canned Ronst Beef
The soldiers report that the canned
beef wns nnuseating. 1f swallowed It
could not be kept on the stomach"
The hard freeze of November, which
came so early that every vine and cane
had not yet been covered for the win
ter. no doubt did considerable dam
age, although 1t is yet too early to de-
termine this point. Some peach buds
were certainly killed by early freezing.
but there is no anticipation that the
effect Will be at all serious regarding
the outcome OF the crop. Such buds as
we have examined by the transverse
cut show the black heart. which means
that they are killed. Still there are
usually buds enough left uninjured to
produce an average crop. and the
freeze may save the trouble and ex.
pensc of thinning. In more hardy va
rlcties there is less danger than with
peaches. and we are looking for full
fruit year. with plenty of snow In the
mountains to afford al! the water
needed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-02

HE delights of evening spent around welighted read
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and proper education of your children. i
To you the best and most interesting of the great illus
d magazines the lowest possible price has been the aim of the
editor this Journal That have succeeded leave readers
judge special contract recently entered into with The Cosmo
poa which seeks to become better known in this neghborhood has
enabled offer years subscription to the greatest Of the illus
aed magazines together with years subscription to this Journal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-02
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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Another Shooting.

Jack Gallup was again the victim In
another faint Sunday, and again he
came out OF u bloody encounter with
out serious injury. II seems that u
number OF hilarious spirits had gath
cred ut OLD Mother IIatchesn resort
for Sunday frolic. Among them
were couple of fellows who were
partly strangers In the city. One was
fellow giving the name of Allen,
who claims TO have been wol king In
harvest. The other was named Sprad-
ley, OF some local acquaintance here
and at NicEersOn, Gallup and an old
man named Swift we're also there AS
the story was told TO the police, the
two arst named got the old man,
Swift, out ina room alone, drew re-
v0lvers and proceeded to hold him up.
He began TO plead that he had 10
money, etc, and being overheard by
the mistress Of the house, she went to
see what was the matter Then she
screamed and Galley for Jack. lie
came out and nearly knocked one Of
them down who commenced to shoot.
A negro who WAS there also, entered
the lracas and the two would-be rob-
bers ran One OF them had very
bloody head when captured Gallup
was shot once In the side, the bullet
striking rib and following 1t around
toward the back. Ills head was also
much the worse for wear, but probab-
ly from the but end of pistol.
THIS is very good evidence to the
public how the city officers have closed
the joints and bawdY houses, There
still seems TO be no danger that the
good citizens will run out Of an oppor'
tunlty for work.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
The Fourth.

Without doubt Tuesday was the
quietest Fourth Hutchinson has ex-
perienced in years, The riotous and
reckless experiences Of last year seem
to have abolished from Hutchinson
people that form Of patriotism which
consists In making bedlam and cripples.
The favorite way of spending the
fourth this year was In small picknlc.
ing parties, fishing excursions, etc.
Many also spent tho fourth quietly at
home seeking the comfort Of the shade
and leisure, The Hutchinson g.
Southern took about 100 from this city
to Anthony where u big celebration
WAS held. Quite number also went
to Turon, Arlington, Nlckerson, Sterl-
ing and other towns where they cele-
brat0d.
Those who remained at home In this
city generally turned out in the even
ing to hear the RefOrmatory Ministries
who gave u performance.
II was of the usual order of the min
strel show and very we'll executed.
There was nothing Objectionable and
Improvement was noticeable especially
In the singing There are several new
men now at the Reformatory who have
had experience in theatricals One,
the interlocutOr, is college graduate
and fne musician. He is the son OF
a.Presbyterian minister in Pennsyl- e
vania who is very high in the church
organic ltion.
Admission was by tickets, Superin-
tendent Simpson having issued about
400. There WAS no charges for admis-
sion.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Old Settlers Meeting.

The old settlers are preparing tor a
larger and better meeting this year
than ever before, to be held at the
auditorium, Thursday, August Sd.
The following program has been
handed us for publication:
The meeting will be called to order
by the president at 1000 u. m,
Music.
Prayer-Rev. Moore.
Reading of the minutes of the last
meeting.
Reports of officers.
Business Of association.
Adjourn for dinner. All old settlers
are urgently requested to bring dim
ner and serve on the grounds.
Music.
Ten minute speeches by old settlers.
Those making speeches will confne
their remarks to anecdotes and ex-
periences connected with the early set
tlement OF the county or State.
Election of officers.
Adjournment.
All members are requested to be
on the grounds by 900 a, m. IL posi-
BILE and not to leave until after the
afternoon adjournment.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
is 1T RIoHT
For an Editor to Recommend Pat
ent Medlclnes2

For an Editor to Recommend Pat
ent Medlolnes2
From Sylvan Valley News, Bevard, N. O.
1t may be a question whether the ed
itor of a newspaper has the right TO pub.
licly recommend any Of the various pro-.
prietary medicines which Hood the mar
ket, yet as preventive Of suffering We
feel Ii a duty to say good word for
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy. We have known and
used this remedy in our family for
twenty years aud have always found it
reliable, In many cases dose Of this
remedy would save hours OF suffering
while physician is awaited. We do not
believe in depending implicitly on any
medicine for cure, but we believe that
If bottle Of Chamberhin's DiarrhOea
Remedy were kept on hand and admin
istered at the inception of an attack
much suffering might be avoided and in
very many cases the presence of ply
sciau would not be required. Al least
this has been our experience during the
past twenty years. For sale by all
druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

and In charge OF the store, and tie
Fitzgerald Dry Goods Co, Of Lincoln,
Neh., aud Peoria, Ill Mr.. Martin
retains the major portion Of the stock
but for the present will retire from b o
active management Of the business,
turning II over to Mr., Cost, who b, y
been associated with nlm for manyyeaIs
and who has always heen we'll liked bv
oil who have dOLs business with him.
Tue combination of these Two large
dry goods houses mNkes them one OF
the largest buyers In the West, buying
for four large stores Tnis, Of course
always gives u prestige with wholesale
houses and gets the most for the lepst
money.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Disastrous Fire.

The latter part Of last week occurred
quite Il disastrous hre NJ the X. b..
Rlhgle ranch about two or three miles
northeast Of town. A large Garn lin
ished but ashort time ago, aud costing
ever 81 500, together with house and
large quantity Of feed, was entirely
consumed. There WAS also a fine driv-
ing horse In the barn at the time and
perished in the flames, The origin of
tue fire is not known, but sOme think
1t II case Of spontaneous combustion
arising from u quantity of new alfalfa
hay which WAS moved away In the
barn aud might have heated. The
house burned was one which had been
In use on the ranch for long time
until q new one was recently built.
The new one was not burned.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
SCHOOL NOTES.

County superIntendent's office will
be open In the afternoons and on Sat
urdays while tho superintendent 10 al
tending N. Il, A.
This following parties left for Los
Angeles over the Missouri Pacific this
afternoon; Marry T. King, Chas.
Hornbaker, AddA Gould, Garry l..
Paine, Misses Kansga and Minnie
Harberson, |. L. DayhOff, A. NJ, Day
hOif, Geo. Wainner and wife, JnO
Blstline, +. s. JocOby and Mr.. Keopple
of TuTon.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Hlrat,s Now ouarters.

HIrst has moved his Photographic
rooms across the hall from his old
stand, but is still up the same stair
way. He found his old rooms insult
flcIoht for his business and began look
Ing for quarters. BY erecting several
rooms on the end Of the building and
utilizing some others which we're re.
paired, he has procured n suit difficult
10 exCel, Another feature very I'M
portant TO the Photographic work, 10 a
new single slant skyllght Of eXtraor-
dInary size. Mr. Hirat's gallery Is
now CommOdiOus and up 10 date In
every particular, and he can furnish
work which cannot be surpassed In
the state.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Crook CAPTURED.

DR.. Clark OF Arlington was the
means of the capture of u notorious
green goods man and all round crook
ut Denver few days ago, A short
time since DR.. Clark fell in with u
travelling companion on trip from
here to Colorado Springs, who finally
grew confidential and wanted to put
him in the way Of making a fortune
1t he had little ready money. After
returning home he received the old
green goods proposition of $1,000 for
800 In cash, The doctor sent the let
ter to the Denver postofliCe authorities,
who instructed him to send a regis
tered letter to the address given. He
did 80 and the authorities got their
man. The doctor was summoned as a
witness to Denver and identified the
man and the proposition. The man
was bound over Tor fraudulent use
Of the mails and is wanted for other
charges.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
Spent a Good Farm DootorIng.

Mr.. A, N. NOEL of Ashvlle, Kansas,
saws he spent good farm doctoring
himself for chronic diarrhoea but got no
relief and was afraid that he must die.
lie chanced to get hold of a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Coic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy and was permanently
cured by ii. For sale by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
A Change In Martins

There have been some changes in
the Z. Martin Il Co., department store
Of this city. The new firm name will
be The p. Martin Dry Goods Co. Be-
fore, this big dry goods firm has been
simply a partnership, but now has
taken out articles of incorporation and
the principle stockholders are p. Mar
tin aud +, II, Cost, both Of this city
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
NANTA M ExCURNIONS.

From June 25th to July llth inclusive
the Santa Fe will sell round trip tickets
to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
at rate of SIS 90 limited to October 3lst
for return.
$26.7O Hutchinson TO Detroit, Michi-
gan, aud return July 3. and 5.
S34.S0 Hutchinson to Richmond, Va.
and return July TO- II and II.
Homeseekers excursion dates June 20
July and lS, August lst and 10.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06
An Enldomlo Of nIarrnoea.

Mr.. A. SANDERS, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has been quite
An epidemicof Of diarrhOea there. lie had
severe attack and was cured by four
doses Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he
also recommended II TO others and they
said II Ia the best medicine they ever
used. For sale by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

ave have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better salts
faction than Chamberlain's," says DR..
Charles Hoizhausr, druggist, Newark,
N j. ut is perfectly safe aud can be
relised upon in all cases of coughs, colds
Or hoarseness." Sold by all druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-07-06

The Rock leland Playing CArds are the slick
est you ever handled. One pack win be sent
by Madison receipt OF IS cents in stamps. A
money order or draft for 10 cents or same in
stampt will secure four packs. They will be
sent by express, chargesprepaid, Address,
JoHN SEBASTIAN, G. p. A.
Chicago, Rock Island & PacinoR,y,
Chicago,