Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-07
DENVER GOSSIP.

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Major Blanche Cox of the Salvation
Army In again visiting Denver. She
Was In charge Of the work here for
ZONE time and her charming person.
allty and Interesting addresses made
her n popular leader Of the Booth or.
sanization.
Three farmers engaged in a battle
with cattle rusilcrs about eight miles
from the city. near the Kansas Pacific
railway. early yesterday morning
Fifteen or twenty shots Were exchan..
ri. and one Of the farmers received a
bullet In the shoulder Of his coat.
Judge Palmer of the District Court
has decided that Mayor johnson must
sign the contract for the purchase Of
The hates triangle. the site for the Au-
IiioEinm selected i,y the hoard Of pub
lIs works: provided. however. that the
.i'r contains the 5000 square feet rc-
Iuirrd by ordinance.
The largest Labor Day parade since
is:s. wcn,i.d It's way through Dcnvef's
principal streets Monday. Not less
than l.UD wage carriers. most OF them
a,;ractiv-iy uniformed. were In line
that extended fully two miles. The
event well portrayed the advancement
SIS tssuu~tAtut ~
same time displayed the loyalty Of the
n-r To unionisn. Following the par
ad- cntnc q picnic nt Eiitci's gardens.
which was attended 10y thousands.
Mrs. tnsrr.oii. president Of tn. Vol
nn,ccr.' Relatives. Union. has been de-.
posed. The feeling Of opposition to
Mrs. tnErr.oii nnd her acts as prcsi'
dent OF the union IL said To have br,'n
growing for several months. A anni
decision WAS reached when II was w.
ported that President ins-rsali had sr'
Ispinsrd herself ani two other ladies
'" pr~srnt the grosiss ns they cr"sss,l
the borders .f the state. with I'm:
ahich the uni.n had hni no knowl'
ssis- af. although l; was stated 10 b.
'A-' gift OF the union.
Afs~r an ah.~ncr from Beaver Of
more than nft-~n months. twelve OF
which W~rr st-in, In active campaign
ine against the ssraniapi. nni fiiipinr
us. on the island of i.tsssn. nrisnds~r
General Irving Hale !. lack nsaia
among his own i-spi-. Tic ani
Mrs. Hale arrived FROM ssn Fran.
ctssn at n. IA. "Wednesday. on a rnina
Pacific Train. M ms-i-siiy does the
Young hsiEadirr WEAR th- spurs AMI
ianFr's h~ won in the war. that he ar,
49," tsNs"a HtHNbSN uhNstnNNsrs eNtN
his inifa-diair rvia;isr. and few
others s~-mc,i 10 know when hls train
was io cotn- In.
\ Recommendation will 10 made 10
'hc extra session 81 the legislature by
sryrctart uf stat. ltrrkwiih in .lsc lin,
81 rrr-au- ui-asursHss lic Wiii ask
'ha, the trade marx fec h. gs-sterrsi q.
81 fruin ~. at which nstir~ IL was
plsc.'.i 10y the last LEGISLATURE In
asuEius 'ls- r-Cripss .T the ofsicC fpF
the month nf Angus, tho srSrStary
n"ti-v-i that quite n less hal resulted
b~Cntts- .f the rsvlury,l f-v Tot tru,is
marks The T-yvipts .of the ptfirc foe
Agsus, wrr- tLTs,s iifnrs th- ainDtui
isr the >aiu- I-sTioi last ysar. The
fsntitls l. cunsisi-rr,i uH- ~ ths dull
st ou-<. hut tllis y-nr IL has rluair,i
hr rrCur,i of the busigr ones The ~
sirts wCEC ss.iSni1.
The building t-srmits for the month
sE August Show improvements to the
Iuoun, "f sijp.isEs Tlrrc were l-T-
uits f-r thirty.thTsss rrsiicnCs~s. thIrty.
hrv, additions. four stoESes, urc Church.
sn- sriispi building. twelve stahIsSs
our terraces au,l ouS apartment house.
lightly nine permits in all Tlfc total
yalu.@ Indicated In the permits tuT
August Of last year wCsv Si5I.gn. this
vcar's total irrins an in.Ttasc of s;i..
isEs Denver will show an iuCTvasc OF
is.upo to .Sss in Population for the
vcar issss. ts the opinion II fsyal estate
Ycn who atc In n position tn know The
approximate Influx or exodus Of resi-
icnts by the demands for residences
mi apartments. 4 prominent, rental
sgrut says There are iHorc people
| in Denver now than t'lsrss we're last
| H.. g. ss.s ;
so many residents cf the city arr away
in the mountains OF AT the eastern
fcsprts."
The Western Negro rr~ss Asspria.
,iou held its annual meeting here "a
the 18th AMI 18th. u was dcCi,lci 10
hold ~. next meeting in Sai, Lake
city. The editors listened to various
I'alrrs and elected of'icCrs. At The
morning session in the Lipu BAPTIST
church the rvtert uf the committee SI'
the Address to III. i'cvplc" was frs;
heard. This address lau,ic,i the prUS.
rcss Of the tp.GUsS nc1rvcs III tue
United states and the part played hy
coiorc,i soldiers In the late war. "
denounced mob law and called ON all
good white citizens to interfere. The
fund that is irciur raised for George
NcCermick at Colorado Springs was
MeHsotVu aUu we ptytCt pHa~sN y.
Clcmmons donated badges for the del.
ceatcs after which =. L. Barnctt vi
the Omaha Progress read PAPER on
Imperialism in which he criticised
sharply the course Of President Me
kinlcy In the Philippines. Mrs Ida
DE Priest aud Mrs. Clcmmons read IA
pcrs on 'SThc Coiorc,i Woman's Frog-
ress." II. u. Wagner of Denver IN q
PAPER warmly commended the Filipin"
war and the president. In the after.
noon Rev. W. y. DcClaybrock cpcnci
with talk ON preachers and editors
ems with all the feathers picked on
!. ID. u. Rivers OF the Colorado states
man talked on Advertising" and y
general discussion followed on how
many newspapers a town could SUP
I,ort. Captain y. W. Jones spoke ~
The Political Power Of the NcsIS