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william Arrives in england.

Portsmouth, England, Nov. 81. - The
German imperial yacht Hohenzollern
entered the harbor at 1o:05 a. m. and
was welcomed with the salutes of the
guns OF the warships and forts. AT
1880 the royal party started for Wind
sor, arriving at las. They were i'm
mediately driven to the castle and re-
ceived by the queen.
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Business Notices.

John Nj. Gleason, undertaken. 81 Sew
sntn street south. Telephone, s,oe
.saoL; residence, 4So-J. So.
J. F, Mccarthy, we'll contractor. Es
Inmates furnished on application. 2us
Central avenue
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Scenic Line.
On November 21st and each succeed
ing Tuesday, we will run All additional
car via Kansas City and Fort Worth
The Southern Route-no attitudes and
no snow.
Through sleeping car berths, large
enough for two persons, only So. 90. A
gentlemanly conductor and colored por-
ter accompany the car to attend the
wants OF the passengers. Our parties
are select.
We receive hundreds OF testimonials
from pleased patrons. No better refer
ences could be required than our pas
senger list containing the names OF our
best citizens who go with us year after
year.
For full information address,
A. B. QUITS,
G. P. & T. A. M. & St. L. r. R.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Send for descriptive matter.
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GOING TO CALIFORNIA?
Our Upholstered Tourist Cars are the
Rest.

We are the Pioneers in the tourist car
business. The Minneapolis & St. Louis
Railroad runs elegant upholstered tour
list cars to California points without
change, leaving St. Paul 200, Mime
apolis 7:35 P. M. every Thursday, via
Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake-Ths
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Lady Salisbury Dead,
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SUMMONS.

Geo. NJ. Blocker, Attorney for Mortgage,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

.THUTV TTON;Gtr
Wm. II. Donahuc, Attorney for Petitioner
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Judge OF Probate.
John H. Steele, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Prof. L. II. Harrison comes to
the Rocky Ford schools with the
efficiency promoted by sixteen
years in the school room. He is a
graduate Of the State normal and
much Of his work in Colorado hns
been in LnGranGe and Sunnyside,
in Weld couty. He taught for
FIVE years in Illinois before COM
ing west. There is every promise
that Prof. Harrison will be most
useful principal and teacher in the
Washington building.
Miss Celeste Roben. who has
charge of penmanship and
drawing on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday Of each week. comes
from the public schools Of Greeley
with the highest recommendations
rs n iirst-clnss instructor in her de.
partments.
Miss Florence Shaw. who hns
charge OF sections Of the Second
and Third grades, is n graduate Of
the New York State normal. and
previous to coming to Rocky Ford
taught IN Ogden, Utah. She is n
skillful ten cher Of the little peo-
pie.
The various departments all open
with more than the usual interest.
The opening day at the WASH
ington building was sadly inter-
rupted by tho sudden denth Of one
Of the pupils. Miss Lottie Will.
inms. As she was standing near
the entrance at recess shc sank to
the floor. DIR. Fenton wns sum
moned. but before he arrived tho
lady teachers present decided that
death Ind come. DIR. Fenton says
heart fnilure wns the cause. Ru.
mors Of the death being due to the
results OF n fnll nre unfoundcd.
Lottie wns subject to henrt trouble.
One Of the High school black
boards is ornamcnted with n rustic
motto, "Work aud VIM" benuti-
fully and artisticnlly executed by
Miss Roben.
Girls nre in large majority in
the High school. the roll showing
the names of only three boys. But
this proportion Of femininity will
not long prevail.
After the death of Miss Williams
Mt the recess hour on Monday all
the rooms were dismissed for the
day. Tuesday afternoon the Fifth
grade was dismissed to attend the
funeral.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Prof. +. B. Bolles now enters
on his seventh year Of efficient and
acceptable service in the Rocky
Ford schools. During five years
OF this time he has been principal
and was last year made superin-
tendent. Prof. Bolles' previous
work was in the High schools of
Girard, III. His work in Rocky
Ford has commended him not only
to the favor of the successive
school bonrds but to the approval
of the patrons of the school.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

In an article favoring tho boycostins
OF the French exposition on account Of
Drcyias' conviction tho Denver Post says:
"Francc has dis4raccd her history, In.
suited humanity. outraged justice and O..
tablishci precedent which. wcrc Il sup
ported. would undermine tho fouuda.
tons Of society. She pretended to try
Drc!fns. but before tho bar OF tho world
she was herself on trial. and by her con.
dcmnation OF an innocent man she
stands herself condemned" With which
the Enterprise heartily agrees. wc sup
pose that but few Of tho readers OF tho
Enterprise have made plans to attend tho
Paris exposition neat year. But II amy
have donc 50 they should abandon tho
trip to aid in punishins France for the
conviction Of tho innocent Drcyfus at the
impcrious command Of n corrupt army.
There Is trouble in tho ranks OF the
Christian Scientists Of ''thc eRetc cast"
Oliver Z. Sabin. who was recently corii.
ally endorsed by Mrs. Eddy. tho mother
Of the church. has now started an oppoei.
ton church. Col. Sabin declares TINT
when Mrs. Eddy charges 80 for Science
ani HEALTH" when tho book can bc made
for 80 cents. she shows lust for gain
which is not consistent. He says that
Mrs. Eddy is fostering trns. in Boston
and that she hns become wealthy by tx.
iravagant charges for her books for tut.
tion fees Of 500 for teaching Christian
Science. Excessive charges have also
been made for healing. Col. Sabin says
that Of tho 1000 students personally
taught by Mrs. Eddy only 500 remain.
the religious standing Of tho other $500
having been destroyed. He likens Mr..
Eddy's monopolistic prices to n suppos:-
tious case-Moses and Aaron corncring
the quail and mama in the wilderness and
charging the children Of Israel restaurant
prices for the 6od.given food. Col.
Sabin has an article in his paper, the
Washington News Letter, addressed 10
editors, in which he asks the aid of the
press in .'uhchaining the TRUTH" We
gladly do so. Col. Sabin is doing n good
work in exposing the Inconsistencies ri
the Boston Christian Science trust. We
would encourage him to continue. What
is now needed lie some other newspaper
to expose the righteousness OF Col.
Sabin in advocating even reformed Chris
tiau Science, creed which is neither
Christian nor science.
st,a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Liberty High school. is graduate OF
Union college. Schenectady. n. y, aud
enjoys the title OF A. B. and A. NJ 10
also graduate OF the State normal. A.
bany. n. Y. lie has been principal far
several years in the state OF New York
AID also member OF the faculty OF tho
Denver High school. Previous to COM
ing to Rocky Ford Prof. Burbank was
professor OF mathematics aud German in
Rust university, Holly Springs. Miss.
Prof. Burbank is n valuable acquisition
to our corps OF teachers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

The primaries OF the several precincts will
be held on Saturday. September 10Th. 1872. us
follows:
In La Junsa and Rocky Ford precincts. q. l.
:. :. .. !: and ~ between the hours of and G
o'clock y. IN. tho voting to be done by ballot.
aud In all other precincts. q. = 5. 9. 10. II and
~ at such timc and at such place and in the
manner designated by the committeeman OF
each precinct ON the abuyc mentioned day.
By order of the Silver Republican county
central cotnmittcc. u. ". HALL
T.. j. SMITH. Chairman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
ROCKY FORD
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Opened on Monday With O
Stronger Corps Of Teachers
and o Larger Enrolment
Than Ever Before.

4u6u Gv6E o0lOE6s
The Rocky Ford Public schools
opened Monday morning last with
n larger enrolment in all grades
than any previous yenr. The corps
Of teachers has been enlarged and
is composed as follows:
Prof. F. b. Bolles, superin.
tendent, with his office in the Lib.
erty High school building.
LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
G. A. Burbank Principal High
school.
Annie b. Elser-Third grade.
Alphn L. king-Second grade.
Bessie Tnylor-First grade.
Celeste Roben - Penmanship
and drawing.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
l.. II. Harrison - Principal;
eighth grade.
Elizabeth Burke-Seventh grnde
Sylvia Brownlee-Sixth grade.
Cora z. Stephens Fifth grade.
Josie p. GARDENER = Fourth
grade.
Florence Sbnw-Sections of sec.
ond and third grades.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
The receptions given the returning

The receptions given the returning
soldiers have been disappointing. At
Pueblo the regimen. refused to parade
IL Col. Mccoy was to command. At
Colorado Springs the veterans did not
take part in the parade rs planned.
And the fact OF Rocky Ford's soldiers
coming home by two's and threc's will
interfere with the plans Of our people
for their reception.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Each private Of the First Colorado
volunteer regiment mustered out in San
Francisco received sl13.05, made up as
follows: Two months pay, s3l.2O; one
days pay and ration for every twenty
miles travelled, aggregating seven,y y.five
days, s57 rs; clothing allowance, SIS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
THURSDAY. SEPT. II, 1893
silver Republican County Convention
Call

A call ;. hereby made for = convention os
the silver Republicans Of otcrp county to
meet IN Hacky fori Monday. September 18th.
100. at II o'cioc. .. M. for the purpose of
placing In non,ins'iou candidates for tho fol.
lowing county ofsiccs:
Clerk.
Treasurer.
sheriff.
Assessor.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
supt. of Public Instruction.
Commissioner for the u district.
aud also for the purpose Of cicctinr the Silver
Republican county central committee for
the ensuing year. ard for tran.actins .uch
other bu.inc.. as may come before the con-
vcntion.
The several precincts will be entitled 20
representation ns follows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Since the cold rain OF last week the
supply OF cantaloupes has fallen off
rapidly, tho weather not being favorable
for the ripepipg Of the many melons Oh
the vines. And in other ways the situa-
ton is not satisfactory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

The State Fair begins at Denver
September 25. Otero county should not
be missing in the list of exhibitors. The
best OF the displays shown at the late
Fair should be taken to Denver. There
is no question but that our products will
be the peer Of any that may go from any
portion Of the state. There will be
thousands Of visitors IN Denver and the
opportunity to advertise the resources OF
the valley should not be neglected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

The report made by Gen. Lee on
conditions existing in Havana and Pinar
del Rio provinces. and the recommends.
tions made Herewith, were somewhat OF
surprise to the authorities at Washing.
ton. Gen. Lee has been supposed to
favor giving the Cubans their complete
freedom as soon ms possible, but he now
recommends that the American troops be
retained for time after the republic is
established. A large number Of the
business men and property owners are
anxious for the Americans to continue in
control there, for they realize that they
now have the best government they ever
had. That Cuba will ultimately come
under the complete control Of this coun.
try is quite probable, but the pledges
made by this country should be re-
deemed and.if the Cubans should come
under our flag it should be by the votes
Of u large majority Of their people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

During dry weather the inequalities
in our streets are not noticed, but after a
rain the low places are einconveniently ap-
parent The grading of the streets is one
Improvement which the town council
should undertake as soon US finances will
allow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Hromo QuinInc Tablets. All
druggists refund thu money ~ IL falls to cure.
&c. The genuine has l.. u. y. on each tablet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

II. NJ. Balmcr. Hcnteel funeral di.
rector and licensed embalmer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-19
ARMED MEN LOOK FOR M'RAY.
FOUR ASSAILANTs or LOVE AND
CLARK HAVE BEEN CAPTURED.

One stands In Imminent Danger of
Being Lynched--HIs Identification
would speed Him to Another
World-SRme Fate i'm Store for Me-
Ray II He Does Not EIude His Pur-
suers-Clark Is Expected to Die.
story of the Assault.
Bainbridge, Ca. Aug. lS.-Further de-
veIopments in the tragedy near Brinson
In this county, an account OF which ap-
pcared In yesterdays Morning News.
shows that there were five negroes I'M
phcated in the dastardly attempt to as
sassinate John Clark and W. NJ. Love,
-Four of the negroes have been caught.
Three are now lodged in the Bainbridge
Jail. and the country IS being thoroughly
secured by posses Of armed men for the
fifth, who Is the real culprit and the one
who is known attempted to take the life
OF Mr.. Love.
The true facts learned from one OF tho
deputies who made the arrest are as fol-
lows Late on Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Love and Mr. Clark, while in the swamp
hunting Clark's hogs, went to the house
of Noah McRay, notorious negro. and
asked who lived there. The negro responds
ed that Noah McRay, d. good negro,
lived there and started out to meet them.
negro woman now under arrest and
one of the parties now lodged In the Balm
bridge jail. was in the house with McRay
and left through the rear door and went
to the house Of Cato Patterson, another
negro living in a house nearby and told
him that two white men had come up 10
McRay's house and called him out Pat
terson at once started in the direction of
McRay's house and was next seen coming
from the scene about thirty minutes after
the crime Is supposed to have been COM
mitted.
Love was attacked and assaulted near
McItays house by McRay. and has rallied
sufficiently TO tell that McRay was tho
negro who assaulted him. 1t Is generally
believed that the negro Patterson was tho
one that attempted TO take Clarks life.
as only "A very short time before this
trouble Mr.. Clark and Patterson had some
words and Clark ran Patterson from his
plantation. When told by the negro wo-
man that two white men were at McRay's
house, Patterson ran there Immediately.
This, coupled with the fact that he was
seen leaving there about the time the crime
is supposed 10 have been committed, makes
a strong case against him,
He Is being held by posse OF 100 we'll
armed and determined men, who are hold
ing him with the hope that Mr. Clark may
sufficiently recover 10 recognize him. There
is, however, strong probability that he
wiB be lynchcd tonight McRay, as al
ready stated is stiI AT large but as he Is
being followed, there are strong hopes en-
tertained that he will be captured. Lynch
ing probably awaits him IL he is caught.
Love, It is thought will recover, though
but little hope is felt for Clark.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-19
THE STORY OF THEIR WRONGS.
NEGROES INFORMED AGAINST THE
WHITECAP FIENDS.

Greenwood Committee Discovered
No Evidence-Citizens Took 1t Up
end Prevailed ON the Darl<ies to
TnIIx-An Old Mans Dreadful story.
Four white Men Named and Three
Are Under Arrest-Whitcs Pushing
The Case.
Columbia, S. c., Aug. 1S.-The committee
appointed at the Greenwood mass meeting
60 investigate whitecapping met to-day at
N3rish Church with two hundred of the
hest citizens of the county. Ex-senator
Games rerorted he had been unable to get
direct evidence. Before the meeting was
over however, convincing evidence against
four men was given, together with the
story of horrible crime against a negro
woman.
The committee reported that one man
was whipped because he was at the Phoe-
nix riots last November, another because
NJ had threatened white man who dunn
Cd him for a deb. one woman, the m S ress
OF a white man, was whipped, and another
because she had rented the house used
as a while school house.
MIR. Gaines SAID the Wnlle peOpfe must
cone together and measures, drastic +
necessary, must betaken to make Reed
and Joe TolbeTt good citizens. Senator
Waller made the negroes attending the
rlee,iug a speech, promising protection of
the whites and begging them TO tell the
names of their enemies.
Jake Richardson, GA years old, negro
against whom there has never been word,
told, amid tears, of his troubles Three
70 la
L ght He was sick in bed. His wife
went to the door, was caught and dragged
out She was undressed, and while two
men looked on, the other raVished the
woman. She returned to the house weep
ing The whites then came in, got the
old man and beat him terribly.
Then Henry McClintock, Tom McClin-
tock and other negroes who were whip
red named A NJ. McCaslin, Jess Corley,
Joe Jones and VIII Wilson as whites they
recognized. Warrants for these men were
issued at once and three of them are in
custody.
The whites were exasperated at the rev.
elatOns of the rape. Senator Waller was
highly wrought up, making another speech
10 the negroes, thanking them for their
f0rbearance and promising protection.
No trouble was anticipated, but to pre-
vent possible harm the negroes who gave
evidence against The whites were taken
TO Greenwood and put in charge of the
sheriff who win be held responsible for
their safety. Many other arrests will fol-
low
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-19
KNOCKED OUT M'KOY.
The "Kid" Went Down In the First
hound Agninst McCormIck.

NDuhu ABuihhA NcN
Chicago, Aug. 18.-Jack Mccormick Of
Philadelphia, knocked out KID Mccoy In
the first round tonight. The bout was to
have been for six rounds, and 1t was gen
orally thought that Mccormick stood no
show at all.
Long after the fight was over Mccoy
consented to talk about the knockout He
seemed almost broken hearted and sat
In his room with a hopeless look on his
face. saying nothing save when question
ed directly.
Il suppose" he said, that l held Nc
Cormick little too cheaply but for oil
that / was not lighting carelessly, and
want II understood that / was fairly and
honestly beaten. l am making no
excuse whatever. Mccormick fought me
in manly way and won a victory. How
ever ! stll hold the opinion that | am the
better man. and II Mccormick viii give
me another chance l am more than will
ing to fight him"
Mccormick said: Il was satisfied from
what ] had heard from Ryan and others
that / could beat Mccoy, although / nat
urally did not think / could do IL 50 quick
ly. The victory has not inflated me with
the idea that / can beat any other great
fighters, but just the same / am going
after some OF the best"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-19
THE FEVER IS INFECTIOUS.
YELLOW JACK is CAUSED ny THE
BACILLUS ICTEHoIDES.

In Certain Animals, the Board Ex-
plains, 1t Is Naturally Infectious.
Infection Comes Through the Res
piratOry Trnct-BaciIIus Never
Found in Amy but "A yellow Fever
BOdS--It May he Readily Killed.
Anti-Serum May BE Produced.
Washington. Aug. 1S.-The report Of the
commission appointed by the President in
1897 from the marine hospital service staff
to Investigate the nature of yellow fever
was to-day made public by Surgeon Cen
eral Wyman. The commission was com
posed Of Surgeon Eugene wasdin and
Passed Assistant Surgeon Geddlngs both
of them yellow fever experts.
The conclusions of the commission are
summarized as follows:
First-That the micro-organsm discov-
cred by Prof Giuseppe Sanarem of the
University of Bologna, Italy. aud by him
named bacillus icteroides" is the cause
of yellow fever.
Second-That yellow fever is naturally
infectious in certain animals. the degree
varying with the Species that in some ro-
dents local infection is very quickly fol
lowed by blood Infection; and, that while
in dogs and rabbits there is no evidence
of this subsequent invasion of the blood.
monkeys react to the infection the same
as man.
ThHd-That infection takes place by way
of the respiratory tract, the primary colon
izadon in this tract giving rise to the ear
lier manifestations OF the disease
Fourth-That in many cases Of the dis
ease, probably majority, the primary in
fection or colonization IN the lungs Is foi-
lowed by secondary Infection, or a sec
ondary colonization of this organism in the
b'ocd of the patient. This secondary infec-
ton may he complicated by the co-instan-
taneous passage Of other organisms into
the blood, or this complication may arise
during the last hours of life
Fifth-That there is no evidence to sup
port the theory advanced by Prof Sana-
reli that this disease is primarily a sep
ucaemia, inasmuch as cases do occur in
which the bacillus icterodes cannot be
found in the blood or organs In which
1t might be deposited therefrom.
Sixth-That there exists no casual re-
lationship between the bacillus TX" OF
Sternberg and this highly infectious dis
ease and that the bacillus TX" is fire.
quently found in the Intestinal contents
of normal animals and of man. as well
| as in the urine and the bronchial secre-
| ton.
Seyenth-That, so far as your commits.
sion Is aware the bacillus icterodes has
/ never been found in any body than one
! infected with yellow fever, and that what.
| ever may be the cultural simiarties be-
/ tween these and other mlcro-organlsms
| IL is characterized by a spechcity which
| il distinctive.
| Eight-That the bacillus icterodes In
| very susceptible to the Influences injurious
| to bacterial life; and that Its ready con
| troll by the processes Of disinfecton, chem
| ical and mechanical, Is assured
! Ninth-That the bacillus icteroides pro.
| duces in vitro, as well as in vita. a toxin
of the most marked potency; and that
| from our present knowledge. there exists a
! reasonable possibility Of the ultimate pro
| duction of an anti-serum more potent than
! thar Of Prof GgnarelU