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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-12-21

Roy Hoisington, printer on the
Register, is spending the holidays at
Winterset, Iowa.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-12-21

nar, came up from Oklahoma to spend
the HOLIDAYS here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-12-21

Mrs. D. Bcsse visited friends at
Ellinwood the first of this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-12-21

A. J. McAdams will shortly remove
to Scott City.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15
NOTICE.


TO the Honorable Edgar c. Steele. Ind !. ~.
District Court Of the Second Judis,.f u I'M sns
snct OF the State OF Idaho: Hon u ", y
scales, County Attorney OF idaho co,n.,,
Chairman ~ tha ~ W hon. q. v. Petty
micsionen Of Idaho County. state ~ rS ION
ana 70 All persons, or ali and sny r ausao
=, Interested herein: -"' PERSONS
signed, k. E. Yonnc w Losice thst the under
formed against nnde, ,m no was heretofore In
Rigley, tried and co"vios nSme OF BARLEY r.
Court Of the Second Jnd,ayssGu IN the District
the County OF Idaho sta.n District IN and for
been accused of assnn,t .ri,S 81 iuaho. having
murder, and HAVING h.n .n intent to commit
assault with a deadiy weac convicted Of an
duce great bodily lninrv ,r;lk, nkeiy TO pro-
Of December, 1870. AZ tan ".n MI, on the 10th day
city OF Boise apply 10 The S ocs .: M In the
and for the State Of idshO p s Of pafdons In
the sentence heretofore T., r nos 9 pardon from
K. n Y0aiNn Posed upon him.
HkYnuRN. Hsv.,uy ms attorneys
Dated this November 18th ion Dous ERTY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15
Our White Bird Letter.
WHITE BIRD, Nov. 9, 10,

WHITE BIRD, Nov. y, 1910.
Editor FREE PREss:-The Elec-
ton had in it much of a surprise
and qualification for the people of
the Salmon river country. Re-
gardless Of party we all marvel at
the phenomenal growth of this
section as revealed by the heavy
vote Of Tuesday, for we can boast
of 100 per ceut incre ase in popula-
ton over two years ago. Then
too, the people of Whitebird and
the tributary country wanted
A. w. Moore to 60 to Boise, and
the fact that he has received a
fiattering majority is received "a
being tribute to Mr.. Moore's
popularity in the entire county.
The republicans here, as else
where, are enth usiastic over Nc
Kinley's reelection, while the
democrats do not let an oppor-
tunity pass for reminding the re-
publicans that Salmon river is
democratic, for the first time in it's
history.
There are five residences under
construction in Whitebird at pres
emit.
The merchants are all doing
big business and the section was
never more prosperous than it is
today.
Mrs. Louise Hogan, who has
been spending the summer with
relatives, leaves for her home in
Montana on Wednesday.
Avery c. Moore has received
from Chas. B. Bryan of Lincoln,
the latest photos of Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. J. Bryan as ''memento of the
Nebraska senatorial campaign of
1885," in which Mr.. Moore was
an active participant.
The copper district near here is
being extensively prospected by
miners forced from the mountains
by the snow and attracted here by
the mild climate and the promis-
ing outlook for the properties now
being developed.
or,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

Be sure to be at the opera house
on Wednesday, Nov. %, for the
Vaudeville entertainment
A full line of ladies' and gents
Mackintoshes from $500 up, at
Leo Freidenrich's Whitebird
store.
At cost for cash, hardware,
saddles, harness, windows, doors
glass and stoves at Schmadeka' {
Big Buffalo Store.
Dry goods, boots, shoes, gents
furnishing goods etc, at Grange
vile prices at L. Freidenrich' e
store, Whitebird, Idaho.
Watch your watch, and if il
does not keep good time bring il
to us and we will put it in shape
to do its duty. -Requa & Dunlap.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will give a Vaudeville enter.
tainment on next Wednesday,
Nov. %. A pleasant evening
insured.
Arrangements are being made
for foot ball game between Lew.
iston and Grangeville teams in
this city on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. E. r. Sherwin and daughter,
Miss Carrie Sherwin, cam out
from Salmon river last Friday
and will spend the winter in
Grangeville.
G. B. Kinkaid, of the Buffalo
Hump meat market at Elk City
was doing business in town yester-
day and favored this Office with a
pleasant call.
The Golden Rule Store will be
opened on Saturday by the Bar.
gain Store Co., who will give a
special sale, for a short time only.
Don't get left this time.
4AO 10uACS OlICio w. u w. ell
tertained the Woodmen and few
invited guests at the Masonic Hall
Tuesday evening. A short liter
airy program was rendered, after
which splendid banquet was
served. The entertainment con.
cluded with o social dance, and all
present were unanimous in voting
it q great success.
There is no pleasure in life il
you dread going to the table to eat
and can't rest at night on account
of indigestion. Henry Williams,
of Boonville, ILL.,, says he suffered
that way for years. till he COM
menced the use of Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure, and adds: CHOW can
eat anything / like and all want
and sleep soundly every night. I"
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest
what you eat.-Dr. Sheaffer. City
Drug Store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

The social given by the Ladies
AID Society at Mrs. B. Crosby's
Tuesday evening was a splendid
success. A large number was
present and all report having a
good time.
Many people worry because they
believe they have heart disease.
The chances are that their hearts
are all right but their stomachs
are unable to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and prevents the formation of
gas which makes the stomach
press against the heart. 1t will
cure every form of indigestion
DR.. Sheaffer, City Drug Store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

|ecial sale Of Of blankets this
! at Londons.
boke, stationery etc. at the
B N. Cash Store.
|all paper; yes Schmadeka is
1ng out his stock Of wall paper
bst.
pn't forget the Vaudeville en-
inment at the opera house on
knesday, the 22nd.
n E. @. Sherwin went to
&nee lat Saturday for . two
y visit with friende
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15
Union Items.

sSssS
ss has been an eventful week
W northern suburbs Of this
one mysterious death and
N 20 arrests. Mr.. Wren ar
20 head Of his neighbours
}for maliciously trespassing
NJ premises, the same night
" Mr.. Wren's favorite sows
apparently without just
4 or provocation. Most of the
Ncases have been amicably
III; one, however, is in the
" Of Grangeville legal advis-
md we expect soon to all be
q on hog law.
ISrge Wilson is teaching the
Rock school.
IN. Chase is able to ride on t in
thrriage for short drives.
In. Rush, the Denver cattle
has moved y large herd of
little into Mr.. Nelson's pas
5n the reservation.
G|n and Ed Chase butch
10 head of fine fat hogs, a few
Ehgo.
I'D. Jones, the Salmon river
man, is stopping temporarily
gF. w. Cowan, while he is
4ing his 100 beeves which he
Ming on the Shearer ranch.
EHry Falkner has rented his
ranch to J. p. Rush for pas
or his beef steers.
NJ Jones reports the loss of
large steer from his pasture.
mes Lambert reports the loss
head Of fat cattle from the
near Red Rock.
Hlie Rodgers feels . little
geved because l stated in my
3ibatch of items that John
n was the most industrious
b man in the country. While
is . very industrious young
he must admit that John
with q bigger Rush than he
and Billie is slow in some
|1s, especially in music; there
lot been q Sunday in the past
\ that he has succeeded in
tg farther than Dora, and
be doesn't care to 60 farther.
n x,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

in ladies and M;s lork novelties
deka,s R,o pn s.'sses mats atSchma-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

For SALE:-A No. baiou
.lmothy hay at 40 cents per cae
oy Ernest Smith, mile down 'n'
creek from Grangeville.
Great clearance sale now on "
ocnmadeka's Big Buffalo Stosp
unt prices on dry goods, clothin1'
mats, shoes, stoves, hardws'N
saddles and harneuu.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

n Notice 10 hereby given that the folIoy ,t.s
scounty Warrants win be paid on presen.tssiTt
e the County Treasurer at his office 10 l -
. .uano, Idaho, and that Interest on saia ~
to wit: -" 1"'
current Expense Fund, series 1900, VIZ
rang No. 1S7 70 Si6, inclusive. ..v.
S06 to 622 inclueiye.
>. General Road Fund, series Jan. lssa' ~
rants No. TO 10, inclusive. N
l to s. inclusive.
Dated November 18th. 1900. -,
Gro. NJ. RoBERfson,,
County Treasure.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15
Just Received.

The Newest, SWEETEST, Handsomest Line Of SiIk
Shirt Waists ever shown in Grangeve, at prices
that will please your purse. Call and Inspect
them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15
w. w. Brown.
Insurance Agent.
Represents.

MANCHESTER of England
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HAMBURG.BREMEN,G Ger
NIAGARA, of New York
HOME. of New York.
LONDON ASSURING GRIP
HOME MUTUAL, of S. F.
Policies Written and Delivered on Application Lowest
Rates, Farm Buildings Specially
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
itny.oit Declared Illegal.

San Francisco. May 1.-THE tinted
States Circuit Court VI Appeals for Tia,
Ninth district to-day affirmed the lille
gnlity Uf the 'huyCuti" In the case OF Z.
!. aud l.. l.. IlnnChctt ". John Chioto
rich. The opinion was rendered by
Judge Ross nni ruucurTcd In by Judges
Gilbert and Morrow. Judge Ross says:
1T Is. in our Judgment. clear viola.
ton Of the right appcrtnining to every
person engaged in an industrial enter
prise. for another person. through nal.
lee or revenge. TO command or induce
other persons TO withdraw or withhold
their custom from him. or otherwise
rnnliciuusly Interfere with his bust.
ness
Chiotnvich II Wholesale and retail
merchant in Silver Teak. Nevada. The
linn"hcttS employ about fifty men In
the same town. For some reason not
material tn the ISSUE. ChiotuviCh incur.
red tho displcasur" OF the Iinuchctts
and they showed their tlisapprnvnl by
posting bills around the town threat
Cning their employees with discharge
should they continue To buy mrrrhnn.
disc from hint, The merchant resisted
til" boycott hy filing suit in tho Federal
Court and obtaining an Injunction and
damages.
TIL" C"utI Of Appeals affirmed the dc.
Cision OF the lower court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
na',lmor. CITY Cuupcu Act.

Baltimore. Md. May I5-By n
vote Of 10 to 10 III" first branch of
the city council tonight declined to
, adopt resolution sustaining tho opin.
ion given hy the CIy solicitor To that
body last week to the effect that the
school Board had acted Illegally in
selecting Professor Van Sickle. late of
I'll" Denver schools. I = superintendent
"i publ" instruction. President Pack.
ard Of the School &onrd presented n
iorccfnl lecturc-nrgumrn In defense
OF and explanatory Of the bonrd's
right nnd reason in 50 acting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
eOER ENJOYS ARRIVE.
Given = Warm Welcome bv Oniciais ~
New York.


New York. May l5.-Thc peace en-
voys from the South African republics
arrived to-day from Rotterdam. The
cnvoys. Abraham Fischer, J. A. A.
Woolmarcns and G. II. Vessels, were
me, by u committee. which went down
the bay to greet them, and later were
welcomed by u larger body OF sympa-
thizers at Hoboken. The mayor Of that
city extended u welcome to them.
ON the arrived OF the ship there were
Iuiroduciions all around. and then
Judge Van Iiocscn rrcitcd an address
OF welcome.
Mr. Fischer responded ru Judge Van
iiocscn. saying:
II thank you most heartily for this
welcome which you have just extended
to tIS. The warmth of II welcome does
not lie in tn. length Of words used. but
In deeds. We believe that the Amer
lean people will also extend 10 us Il
hearty welcome, FOR ours Is n caus"
that Il dear To their hearts. We ARE
lighting for our country. As soon ~
they come To understand our cause
they will. believe. echo the w"lcom"
you have just given MS"
When the ship arrived mt liobDkcn
the pier was crowded with men and
women. waving the Stars nnd Stripes
aud the coi0rs OF the South African re-
puhlIcs. The three cuvoys were the
iirst in leave the vessel. AZ they cam.
down the gnnGway brass band on til"
pier struck up the Bo"r national hymn.
the crowd ON the dock chccr.d and v"s'
sells nearby footed welcome to the del
cgatcs.
\ procession was formed. headed by
n band OF music. to the Barclay street
ferry. where the cnvoys wcr. taken in
Charge 10y the committee OF 100 from
New York and the whole party crossed
the ferry to New York. where the en-
voys were escorted TO the Hotel Man
haitian.
Along the route from the Holland
American line dock Ia the ferry there
were crowds who gave nm enthusiastic
wclrNm. To til. cnvoyS oi the South AZ
rlcnn republics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
NEST OF THIEVES.
w,d. Identification. Of the Flo, To steal at
taSanss


Havana. May 1.-THE extent OF
,h. postal frauds IL far Erra'cr than
originally expected. Beside. taking III
the postal department the frauds seem
TO include the Havana Office aud rnri.
ous others Throughout, the island and
also to have cSicnicd To- outside po'nts.
which have b--n used FOR the sale OF
EoIn- OF the old issues of stamps order.
ri destroyed.
The result OF the investigation nj the
local posioiiicr IL the suspension OF
Postmaster Thompson. Noyn aud Ma
sczrn. stamp sellers In the main oi'icc.
have also i-s-n arrested and further
arrests are expected Tomorrow. Six
other. have been piac,,i under close
supervision and viii L. arrested as
.Uun a. their services can l., spared.
IL all were to- L. suddenly relieved
Of duty u would nui L. possible to
carry ou the postal department OF LA.
yHna.
Reeves md Reynolds. auditors OF the
postal department. Hrr still under ar.
rest. All prisoners connected with the
frauds will bc IMPRISONED soon.
To-day nrr'ssts aud the suspension
Of Sir. Thompson did not take place
until after dark. consequently these
new features OF the Ease arr not gen.
rrnlly known. but thcrr il pcrc-pi.
iblc excitement Mt the pu$tntiiC,,. where
no one knows WHO iuny H. arrested
next.
The frauds rnmiiici in almost every
direction. Even the rented boxes have
,--n made ~ source OF illcEitimatc
gniu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
SENATOR cLaRK's COUP.
H.,I-n. snd !. H.sppoinisd h, tn. Acting
Governor.

Governor.
Washington. May i5.-William A.
Clark OF Montana today resigned his
seat In the Senate.
Helena. Mont. May i5.-Aciing Gov.
"rnor SprisEs tonight appnint.t! Will
lam A. Clarke OF But'" United States
senator to serve until the next L-gislH'
iurc shall elect his succcssor. Senator
Cinrk's r,~i1nntIon was died rarly In
the day with the governor. and tonight
he was appointed by Governor SprigEs
10 succeed himself.
Mr.. Cinrk's reasons for r-slsnins arr
fully set forth In the speech hr dcliv-
erred today In the Senate. Governor
SprlIss has Nil along been friend ~
senator Clark. during his candidacy
for the Senate and sincr. although lie
preserved the utmost impartialiiy In his
office M lieutenant governor mud pres.
id-nt Of the Senate during the senator.
ini campaign.
Governor Smith. partisan of The
DAILY people. left the state two weeks
ago for California tn attend TO some
mining eases in which he l. retained ~
attorney. At that time there was no
thought Of Senator Clark r,-sisniug
and his enemies were confident he
would h. uns.n'cd 10y tn" United States
Senate.
The resignation filed To-day rlm. as
n surprise To the people nf III" state.
who had no inklins of the "nup rrr-
pared. During tho day Governor
Sprirgs received great many irl'.
grams from NIL over the stat" urging
him to appoint Senator Clark. alleging
that lie was the real choice ~ ,nrE.
majority OF the Democrats nnd large
proportion Of the Republicans n well.
Governor Spriggs was hSi~g"d nll
day 10y individuals and hy delegations
friendly and hostile to Mr. clark.
The opinion l. prevalent tlni Clark
having resigned before III" Senate ,ip.
clnrc-i his seat vncnnt. the COVE nor
appointment will bc rCcugniErd.
Governor Smith wired that IT, would
leave California to-day. The asvclnp-
m"nis have created profound ..usa.
iion throughout the whole Stni-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
BULLER MOVING.
Has Started to Drive Bosrs Hack From
Natal.

Has Started to Drive Bosrs Hack From
Natal.
London, May l5.-Once more the can
non have begun TO speak In earnest In
north Natal. News reached London
yesterday that General Butler had
moved out In force from Ladysmith
and won an important victory by driv-
ing the Beers from the strong positions
In the rugged mountains OF the Big
garsberg range.
General Buffers turning OF the Big
garsberg position was made by bold
movement. The Beers had evacuated
Helpmaakar, but were making n stand
Monday evening at BlcskoplanIte.
seven miles from Dundee. The corps
on the spot regarded this as a rear
guard action, intended To cover the re-
treat OF the army.
Al the same time General Hilyard
took Indoba. and II ls reported that the
Beers withdrew In disorder.
General Butler, who seems 10 he en-
ployIng his full strength, IL expected 10
push on. His first marches We're forty
miles In three days. He is thus break
Ing into British territory which hnd
been administered for six months by the
Transvaaicrs as though II were part OF
the republic. they holding courts and
lcvylnE taxes. Ills succtr-, tHtt'iot''
has political as well as military conse-
quenccs.
While Lord Roberts Infantry are
concentrating ut krOonstad. where
they Will res; for day or two. his
horscncn have penetrated eighteen
miles rorihwarl. In the squadron
which cut the railway ilf;ccn miles be-
yond kroonstnd wns the American
scout, Frederick Burnham. Two hun
drcd Bocrs who had hidden In III. river
Jungics near Kroonsiad to escape ser
Vices have surrendered To III. British
nnd taken the oath OF allegiance.
East OF BlocmIontc!n, General Run
Ill. r. advancing toward Ladybrand.
His troops and ihos. OF General Brn.
,nnt ARE stretched over u distance OF
thirty miles. The Bocrs arc described
NJ quite dIsorganizcd aud NJ rctrcatins
northward. President St.yn's ll-uicn-
ants arc trying TO rally them.
Tn. latest supposi'lon cnnc"rn!nI
General Hunter II that possibly lie is
marching up the north hank Of the
vani with force sufficient In cu'opcFn'
ton with Lord Iohrrts. TO render Bocr
defense Of the raal frontier impractical
BILE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
Richmond and Diiion Reunited.

Manchester. May l3.-John T.. Red.
mund. seasonal chairman Of the United
Irish Nationalist party. and John Dil.
lon. former chairman Of the then dom.
incnt wing Of Irish pnrlinmcntnrianS.
appeared hIrS to-day On the sam" plat.
form at the Irish demonstration in Free
Trade hall. Mr.. Redmond said the
meeting ccl"brutcd the close Of n dis.
astrous chapter in Irish history. For
the first time In decade he had tho
pleasure. he remarked. nr Snnhing IN.
on the same platform with Mr.. Dillon.
whose presence proved the gcnrinonrss
OF the reunion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
DEWEY VISITS FARAour's TOMB
Hero Of MsniiA Ray. Tribute To t,- Mem.
ory Of the Gsii.nt Admiral u.
served tpdsf.


Knoxville. Tenn. May l5.-chr final
day of Admiral and Mrs. D,yry's tour
was spent Mt Lows Ferry thirteen
miles west Of Knoxville. the birthplace
nf Admiral Fnrrngut. under whom
Dewey served in the Civil War. Th"
admiral and party. accompanied by
various reception cnmmittOa> m"mI"r.
Of the Daughters OF the Revolution and
many citizens. left early to-day and lr-
rived thcrr nt noon. Tis site NJ the
Old farrngui homestead was VISITED.
and Admiral Dewey forlnlly unveiled
The marble shaft erected iu mark the
hirthplnc" Of the first nd.,irnl
t.pon 1t Is engraved: "RlrjhpIarr "
admiral David Glasgow fnrrnE,It.
born July =. 1901. Eay,ird hy Bonny
Kate Chapter. u. \. Il, Knoxville. Ten.
uUsS"C. Dedicated by Admiral George
p"wCy. May IL. 1900"
Following the unvrling. Admiral
Dewey made nm nd,srssS in which lr,
raid high tribut" to i'Hrrngut. and re-.
'Uunicd his associations with him.
Nddr"sSrs were also made bv others
nud Judge ~. l.. Temple presented Al.
,uirnl Dewey with u handsome mInju.
turc of hdmirHl FnTrugut done on
ivory. In n ease. upon which was on.
ErHvCd: "rr"~rnt,d Admiral Dewey on
tn" occasion Of lhs visit tu FHrragut's
birthplace. knuNillr. TrnnrSsp". MAY
IL 1000"
Tie party r"ii.,I"h iu the city his nr
'"rnOOu. where u final reception wns
rendered AdmIyal Dewey 10y th" cum.
horlnnd club. Etirr which h" lrn for
Washington.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
Asking an American rro,.c,,r,,,

New York. May iI.-Tn letter from
Prr;oTin from y special cnrrcsnondcnt
giving Bocr news dated March ~ hc
says: -'' "c
have the highest authority for IN.
sntcmrnt that rather than sec their
country conquered by England m.
Boer peace commissioners who nro pn,u
due hcsc are empowered to nsL Nh,
United States TO assume n protrciorot, n,
over both republics. this rrotectorn,c
nCNntiun." ah'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
Rock Island VIII ytend.

Chicago. May l3.-Thn Rcrord to-
morrow will say:
II n reported that the ChicagO. Rock
Island X rnciilc viii extend its line tn
Portland. Oregon. Denver is the nrr-s-
"nt western terminus uf tho rund. II
Is snid that the final survey has hccn
finished hriw""u Denver and OGDEN
AMI track laying on that part Of tho OK.
tension will begin this summer. 4
preliminary survey has been made br.
tween Ogden and Portland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
rulrino Jun,s Get. M,r, ,r.,.

New York. May IA dispatch to
the Evening World from Hong Kong
says. rh" Filipino iuutn has been re-
rrivinr larg" amounts nf money nj
Manila. Within the past three months
three shipl"ads uf arms arrived here
from Germany for The insurgcnt cause.
TIL" Junta CAV" hig banquet here last
night in honor Of III" reorganization
Of their government. The FilIpinns
claim they will open aggressive hnsiIli.
ties lust as soon IA the rainy srnSon
hnglnS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
IntnI iirIiI.h tnsnnI,In.

London Mas l5.-Thc war office
last evening isuCd nn abstract Of The
Hritish casualties since tho beginning
nf tn" war. This shows n total Of
lO.n;i5. exclusive Of the sick in the
field. and the iuvalids Including ,hr
wounded sent home. who number :. uOI
The war ntiic" has received the fol.
lowing from Lord Roberts, dated
Kroonstnd. May IL:
"Bnd"n-rowcll reports under date n,
May : all going we'll. Fever Is de.
rrCasing; III" garrison is cheerful. and
food will last until about June TO-"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-18
Millions Starving In IndI,

New FORK. May i3.-'rhc Indian rnm
lhc r"i"I committee tonight Issued nm
npp'f,i asset ing that despite systcmnt
IT, aid furnished G.Ub0.O of n,,n,i, f.,
lndin. nt least G.OOO.OOO more are y,,r,
ing. The appeal says that Nmcrjro
ought to send nt least million dollar