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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Monday evening four boys. who term
themselves .ti,s gang" gave most
delightful cr,kinole party ut the home OF
ono III Ill. members. Carlyle Pollock.
The guests numisr,sl twenty .fonr. til.
invitations i,ciag confined to high school
pupils. There wsr. two handsome prizes
OIL, red; also BOBBY prize. The hrst
prixs was won by Miss Pearl Funk. the
second by Dewitt Young. while Miss
Eva Green carried OF tine BOBBY prize.
During tho cvcnin. delicious refrcsh'
ments wcrs served.
Miss Lula Mckinney now occupies III"
position Of assistant aud reception girl ~
the Office Of DR.. $. II. Pollock.
Charley Mcvny's Arizona trip 10 de-
lnyr,l by SON. slight differences In ~.
v.rI TO contract for tho Sclisman vel!
job.
". II. Dye IL enjoying a visit from his
father. Geo. II. Dye Of Michigan.
Orville Clark IL still confined TO his
room. The hope 81 returning sight that
was entertained week or ten days hgo ~
moi being r,,slixs,l.' Only u faint Ilim-
m.r Of l,rl,, come. to each of his eyes
HIS nh, s,cinns nrc hopeful 81 further
Improvement Of sight as inflammation
subsidies.
uorac. Knight. formerly OF Rocky
Ford, driver Of mn oil wagon Tor tho Con-
tip.ntal Oil Co. Pueblo, had narrow
c.cnpc Wednesday. While filling th"
oil tank tho fluid became i.nitcd. prob
ably by electricity. aud in moment hts
hands and III. left side Of his coat wcrc
In n blas.. With great presence o! mind
bc Jumped into watcrin. trough ana
turned on tho hydrant, thus cx'ingn'sh.
ing the blnzs and savin. his HE. AZ u
il he IL badly sin.ci aud burnei nbont
the hands aud neck.
NJ q. Parks now Inns his family with
Linn from Iu,liann. uc expects his stock
of good. 10 nrriv, in few days aud Will
open in tho Reynolds bnildins. sonth
Main street, about tho first Of the month.
Mrs. d. W. Barklcy left this morning
for n f.w DAYS visit with her daughter.
Mrs. L. J. Wilcox. Denver.
Mrs. J. T.. Orr has returned from
visit with relatives mt Girarl. kas.
G. n. Tn,tic On Tuesday welcomed his
son, q. u. futile. from Topeka, HAS,
who may become citizen.
J. J. Guthrie AMI family nrc now d"mi'
ci,ed in tho hanisom. new brick resi-
d,pcc he built on mis- ranch this sum
mcr.
Miss Frances Knapp has resigned her
posi,ion in Ililfiker's store and has been
succeeded by Miss Daisy Gill.
Herbert Clark has returned to his
home Mt Mt. Vernon. Ind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Navajo Blankets.

The Navajo blankets which Mrs.
d. W.. Barkley has been selling
for Rev. II. II. Autes Faith Mis-
sion were so much sought for that
very large shipment was all
sold several weeks ago. a new iu-
voice has just been received, in
Guiding quite variety of goods.
Horsemen wanting saddle blank
cts can have choice from n large
lot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Tn. progressive nations of tho world
arc III. great food consumin. nations.
Good food well diIested eiyes strength.
II you cannot digest NIL you eat. you
need Eodol Dyspepsia Cure. II diges's
what you eat. Iou need not diet your
self. II contains all OF the digcsihn's
combined with the beet known tonics and
recous,tuc,iyas. II will even digest all
clnsscs of foods in bottle. No other
preparation will DO this. II instantly re-
;icyaa and quickly cures oil stomach
troubles. DIR. kcarby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

II. d. Garwool In now in charge al
ths money order department OF the Rocky
Ford postoiiice.
J. II. WATSON and wite are at their
Holbrook home after spending several
weeks ut Dodge City.
Sidney Maxwell. brother Of II. I, has
inst moved from Oklahoma Ia Rocky
Ford. Sid wa. one Of our early citizens
aud filed the Office Of mayor ono term.
l.. W. Spicklemirs mud Q. J. Cleveland
were shaking hands with zach other this
morning. A g,rl arrived Mt the Cl.v"-
land home Thursday mud boy was len
BY the nngels at tho Spicklemire door.
step tliss morning.
10. Cosgins mud his stat Of Office
people closed their cantaloupe business
this week nni went east. The d.pnriin.
party consisted II N. o. and his snn,
Carl, l., A. Lister and Mrs. Lister. john
Blumc, bookkcepcr, and Earl Garvin.
stcnosraph.r. Tn. Cossins return b.
their hons In Piitsburg. Pa. We shall
look for them back nHain when cauta.
ioupcs arc ripe.
8. J. Doty Is spending few days ut
Canon City.
Il. n. ltrk. 4" ISSkNWNy. hpng
Island, u putting In few days sizing mp
Rocky Ford with view to going intn
business hero. II. IL fnvorably impressed
with The community aud the climate ani
would like to embark in business anon .s'
us.
Tho Whist Club held it's foftnightly
meeting with Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson this
week.
Tho opening Of tho sngnr-mnkiny
campaign Inns brought to Rocky Ford
from Oxpnr,l. Cal. tho following officials:
Geo. NJ. ShniYcr. assistant night snp.rin.
! t.ni.nt: j. II. SrhintZ. lin. kiln fore.
man: 5. J. Rollins. sugar boiler.
Charley Hushaw Inns rendered his
/ resignation rs local manager for ih.
| Electric Light Co. Charley has done
good steady service with tho company
! since Il. went To- them and "knows th.
ropes, or rather tho wires. hbon, ms well
an anybody who can bc put ON the job.
Miss Mildred Masters has position ~
general nccil.wonan in the Price X
Lane. establishment.
J. I. Roth ia IN the hardware business
again. lilo has position with the Daw-
ley Hardware & Furniture Co.
=. =. Thatcher Inns been pm. nn ms
night watch by Mayor Mcdonald. pend
I'M: the action OF the town council.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Years ngo letter writing for ladies'
wns All elaborate. serious accom-
plishm.nt. Mrs. Mary l.. wilkins,
in mn article entitled when Peo-
pie Wrote Letters" contributed to
the Yoath's Companion of October
25th, describes with delightful
!nmor the practice of this now
almost lost art.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Prof. W. NJ. Sloane, Of Prince
ton. hns written mn article OH '.Na-
polcon. the Boy" to appear in the
Youths Companion Of October
18th. He paints vivid picture
OF the hnrtlships and struggles OF
n boy Of humble origin who be-
cnme tho greatest soldier and
statesman of his time, and en-
,,oror of the French.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
What Farmers Have Been
Looking For.

One of tho Bidwell bean thresh-
ers is now operating in Otero
county, The first ever brought here.
1t threshes all kinds of beans and
peas to perfection. II you wish
to know more about it call on or
address j. Forlow, Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
To Kansas CITY.

Joint exhibition American Here
ford Cattle Breeders Association.
Fare and one.third OH the certiti-
cate plan. Tickets on sale Octo :
Der llth to 18th will be honored
for return passage not later than
October 3Oth. q. A. Rose, Agent
Santa Fee Route.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

+. r. Cooks big carload of wng-
ons reported two issues ago are all
sold. The last one Of the lot left
the warehouse Saturday night. 1t
was the biggest consignment Of
wagons ever brought in in one
car, and it was sold out in fifteen
DAYS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
For Sale or Rent.

The residence OF G. NJ. Robins
in Garden Plnce-two and IL half
acres fruit. House with seven
rooms, all in good condition. In
quire of Steele L. Beall. 20-23
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Call on Cnsebcer & Young for
the freshest and choicest of Staple
and Fancy Groceries. Both goods
and prices will be found TO be
right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Will
Be Boys!

And they are just as apt
to use their shoes as sail
boats as they are to put
them on their feet. We
have n line of shoes made
especially for boys wear,
for school and stormy
weather. They will out
last two pair of the ordinary
make. Get a pair and try
them this fall for school and
we ARE sure that you will
always buy this grade of
shoes for the boys.
W. s. RelCh & Go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Sheen for Sale.

500 Ewes suitable for feeding
or raising early lambs. Address
A. Forder, Arlington, Colo.
1920
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Clarence Govreau has opened n
new meat market in tho Martin
block. Give him n call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Cool family driving horse,
spring wagon and harness. Good
outti. for sale cheap. Call on l..
j. Britt. 2Otf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

For good mcnts 90 to tho MIR.
tin block-Clarence Govreau.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Everything in the meat line
clean and fresh ut Govreaus, in
Martin block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Govrenu. in Martin block. car.
ries groceries as well ms meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Buggy, horse and Jersey COW
for sale. Call on n. V. Willard.
Dp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Nv stool; of meat and Groceries
is complete. and cash buys very
large quantity. No cheaper place
in town. c. l.. Govreau.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
|'A2I HDYER, N. D.
[ys,c,AN AND SURGEON

,;.. limited to general and special
s ;uc!nIius diseases OF women AMI
.u,. Diseases OF tho eve eur
!, and nose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

aver Rocky Ford Grocery
company's Store.
|rps. Q TO 10 n. H.. 9 to 4. Z to 8 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Issued by Mayor Harrison, of
Chicago, TO Settle La
Dor Troubles.
ALL INDUSTRIES INVOLVED
Says City Has Done Its Part
in Vain and Now Calls
Upon Public.

Chicago, April 25.-Mayor Harrison
today issued an appeal to the citizens
to use their influence in settling the
labor troubles here which involve
practically every branch of industry.
The city administration, he says, has
done all in it's power to bring about
settlement by arbitration. but has
failed. The mayor now calls upon
the citizens to take up the question
and fight it through to termination.
Grand Jury's scheme.
Chicago, April 2s--The grand Jury
decided yesterday that it would inter.
Vene in the labor troubles. One of the
jurors, Murdoch Campbell, president
Of a contracting firm at 11J Monroe
street, will be asked either to leave the
jury room during the consideration of
the question or not to vote in its de
cision. If the jury finds that the labor
war; cannot be stopped by persuasion
or through police activity it will return
indictments against the men il thinks
are to blame for its continuation.
Other Labor Trouble Developments.
Among the other developments in
the labor troubles yesterday are the
following: Alderman julius Goldzier
chairman of the mayors labor commits
sion, said he had authority for the
statement that the Building Contrac-
tors council is weakening. Nine nom
union men were reported injured in as
saults made by striking pickets. The
George \. Fuller company, contrac-
tors, began work on the Illinois Thea
tire building. The company was unable
to procure stone outside the citV and
commenced construction with sand
stone from the old federal building.
Three Men Refuse to Serve.
Hodcarriers and building laborers
asked the Master Masons' association
to aid in securing arbitration. John
McLaren, Franklin MacVeagh, and Al.
eXander IL. Revell announced their re
fusal to serve Oh the council laLot COM
mission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Score. on the Diamoud

Chicago. April 2S.-National League
base ball scores yesterday were as fol-
lows: At ChicagO-St. Louis ,. Chi
cago Is; at New YOrk-Boston 4. New
York 3; at adelphia-Brooklyn 0.
Philadelphia 4; at Pittsburg-Cincin-
natl 10; Pittsburg 8.
American Association: At Cleveland
Indianapolis g, Cleveland 6: at Buff
falo-DetrOit II, Buffalo 4: at Min
neapolis-Kansas City =, Minneapolis
4; at Milwaukee-Chicag >. Milwau-
kee 6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
FAVORABLE as A WHOLE.
Bradstrest's Declares the General Situa
tiOn in Trade Circles.

Bradstrests Declares the General Situa-
tion in Trade Circles.
New York. April 2S-Bradstreet's 3
this morning says: Evidences of the
fact that there are now two sides to
the general trade situation. where for
a year past there was but one come to
sight each week. Different sections of
the country and lines of business re-
turn differing reports, but that the sit
uation as a whole is 4 favorable one
and suffers merely by comparison with
the enormous and almost feverish ac-
tivity of some time ago is also evident.
Excluding the great speculative cen
tiers the aggregate of business is I'M
dOubtedly larger than Il year ago. and
the business done even in several in
duStrieS reporting reduced activity
would seem very large. even to those
bearishly inclined had il not been for
the enormous aggregate done some
short time ago.
Crop prospects, except in the wheat
area of the central west and in some
flooded sections of the south, remain
all that might be wished for Retail
demand is improving and nothing of
a definitely depressing character has
yet developed. In the abrupt readjust-
ment of steel and wire prices tbs iron
and steel Industries received a notable
shock. but have stood the ordeal very
well. One of the most favOrably stu
ated industries is that of shoes. Paints,
oils and drugs are also in good distri-
button. In agricultural products the
situation is generally one of sustained
strength.
Failures for the week in the United
states are we'll down 10 the minimum.
numbering only 1S2. an increase of p
over last week. but > less than in this
week Il year ago. and comparing with
245 in this week of 1895. PA i'll 1897
and 251 in 1896
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Nicaragua Concession Cancelled.

Washington. April 2S.-The Nicara
guam government has finally can
celled the concession TO the Maritime
Canal company TO construct a ship ca
nal across Nicaragua. This decision is
the result of proceedings covering 4
period of nearly five months. The orig.
inal concession would have expired
Oct. , last. but the company applied
for an extension OF the period. This
was refused by the Nicaraguan gov
ernment. and the result of further pro
ceedings has been as stated above.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
OUR MEATS NOT EXCLUDED.
German Ambassador Denies a Story CabIed
from Berlin.

German AMBASSADOR Denies a Story CabIed
from Berlin.
Washington. April 2S.-It was cabled
from Berlin Thursday night thar the
North German LloydS Steamship com
pany had been enjoIHed not TO bring
American meat products freshly
slaughtered or dairy products to Ger
man ports. Even If such an order had
been made. while il undoubtedly would
tend TO accentuate the growing feeling
in the United States over the repeated
attacks on American commerce, il was
realized in official circles here that the
German government has. legally speak
ing, an undoubted right to deal at its
pleasure with corporation of its own
creation such as this steamship COM
pany was declared to be.
But it was possible yesterday after
noon to obtain from an authoritative
source a full contradiction of the state.
ment in the following terms:
With reference to the dispatch
dated Berlin. April &c. and publishing
this morning, showing that Prince Won
Hohenlohe has forbidden the North
German Lloyds Steamship company,
under article 20 of the Subvention con-
tract, to make further importationS OF
and to land in German. Dutch and
Belgian ports fresh meats, dairy prod
uclS oF CeIedlS, IL WAS observed DI tne
German ambassador today that no
German steamship company trading
with the United States receives any
subsidy. and that consequently there
is no such subVention contract regard
ing German trade with the United
States.
I'm view of this fact. 1t may be de-
MED that any such order has been is
sued. excluding meat and dairy prod
uctS of the United States from Ger
many"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
BISHOP MALLALIEUs POLITICS.
If All OhiciaIs Were Methodist- 'Twould
BE Governmental Millennium.

Indianapolis, April 2S.-A reception
was given last night at the Central
Avenue Methodist church to the Metho-
dist bishops attending the meeting of
the episcopacy. Bishop Mallalieu, of
Boston, said: Il am glad that both
if your senators are Methodists. What
a blessing it would be if all of the
United States senators were Metho-
dists. What Il congress that would
be. And l am glad that five of your
state officers nominated yesterday are
Methodists, for 1 know that they are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28


Carron. Wellington street, Hull. died
years old. son Of Charles Baudin
Duke street, Hull.
Relief Committee Organized.
a relief committee has been formed
by the citizens. and this together with
the Roman Catholic archbishops of OF
tawa and Montreal will make an ap-
peal for relief TO the country. The most
serious problem that confrontS Hull is
that of work The majority OF house
holders who were burned out are poor
and have Il -ge families. II Is not ex-
pected there will be employment for
a considerable period and the way in
which many of the poor are going TO
live in the meantime is doubtful On
the Ottawa side fully two-thirds of
Dalhousie ward is devastated. The de-
stroyed property in this district in
cluded some of the finest residences in
Ottawa as well as a great many or
the humblest.
Some of the Heaviest Losses.
Some of the losses are: Booth Lum-
Der company. S3,OOO 900: Eddy COM
pany. S3.O0o000: Mckay Milling COM
pany, $JJ0O.OO0: Hull Lumber
company. 100000; Electric Light COM
p&ny. $3.50 900; Dominion carbide
works. S1j0.OOO
Scene Is a Desert of Ashes.
The scene Of the Hall fire presents
vast desert of mere ashes, out of which
the porch of NOtre Dame du Grace, the
property Of the Oblates OF Mary the
Immaculate: the st. Mary's school. re-
Gently built at II cost of SD 900. and q
cluster of residences round the church.
alone are intact. Among the ruins of
a house Oh Washington street. Hull.
has been found the corpse of the man
named Bernaby Myers. All Thursday
night in Ottawa the homeless ones
We're were going about looking for
places in which 10 take up their abode,
and in some instances searching for
Of their families. The +. r.
Eddy House. which was destroyed
was Il historical building. When the
Duke of Connaught visited this dis
trict thirty years ago grand ball was
given him. The Castle" as il was fa-
known, was selected as the
scene. 4 large marquee was erected
on the lawn and here the dancing took
place. supper being served in the
house. With the house several mag
nificent pictures, imported from Eng
land, have been consumed.
Government Grants 100000.
The government at cabinet meet
Ing decided to give 100000 to relieve
the sufferers of the Ottawa and Hull
ire. TIE nthousand dollars will be given
FOR immedi; q use. The city council has
decided to give $4,000. 4 dispatch
rom Montreal says the Bank of Non
real has subscribed $4,000 to the fire
sufferers.
England Must Pay. Pay. Pay"
London. April 2S.-The newspapers
ire unanimous in expressing the opin-
on that il is the duty of Great Britain
u promptly and substantially assist |
Ii repairing the losses incurred by the |
ottawa fire.
\ London cable says: "BalfOur. first |
ord of the treasury. took occasion In |
he commons yesterday TO express his |
PERSONAL sympathy with the victims |
II the Ottawa fire. adding tha; he was
ure this feeling was shared not only |
~ parliam, a. but by Britons and Brit |
sh subjects everywhere throughout |
he empire.
EIGHT DROWNED IN A STORM.
Three of Them Losing Their Lives in the /
Heart q fTown-Flood Havoc.
Waco. Tex. April 2S.-A cloud burst. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
SENSATION IN THE SOUTH.
Girl with Negro Blood in He- Veins IN n
White school.

Nashville. Tenn. April 2S.-A big
sensation and scandal has developed
at the Peabody Normal college. sus.
tanned by the Peabody fund and the
state. when the faculty discovered that
one of their proficient art students
Parmelia Williams. was Il negress. The
woman had been in the institute Il full
term. and the young ladies became
greatly attached TO her. though she
WAS Il trifie shy on complexion. She
was pretty. little dark, but she was
thought 10 be 4 JcwcSS.
The other day she was seen by one
of the young lady students in company
with two negro men. and the matter
was reported Parmella was called
before the faculty and questioned. She
burst into tears and made 4 confession.
Ii is not known what steps will be
taken in the matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Great Property Damage Done.
HAVOC EY THE CANADIAN FIRE.
Total Loss In Property Put at Seventeen
Million Dollars.

Total Loss In property Put at seventeen
Million Dollars.
Ottawa. April 2S.-A mass meeti ng
Of citizens held last night decided to
instruct the city council to ask the
Ontario legislature for leave to bOr-
row 500. 900 by issuing debentures
10 aid the sufferers from fire in Otta-
wa and Hull. Several carlo ads of
provisions, clothing etc, contributed
in Montreal, have been received.
Ottawa. ont. April 2S-Over FIVE
square miles OF territory. burned over.
more than 1000 buildings destroyed.
seven lives lost, 1000 men. women and
children homeless. and Il property loss
of S17 100000. according to the latest
estimate. insured for about half its
value are the results as viewed now
of the destructive fire which swept
this city and Hull Thursday and yes
terday Although under control fog
many hours the flames were not entire
ly eXtinguished until about noon yes
terday.
Lat of the Fatal Casualties.
The list Of dead il aS follsWS: Miss
Minnie cook. aged ~ years. cremated
in her own house, John Pumple. car
repairer suffOCatcd In the Canadian
Pacific railroad yards: George Peeley.
shoemaker suiToCated: John Dare.
Hail. fireman for l.. Il. Eddy * Co:
unknown man. found dead in Meyers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Prominent Odd Fellow Dead.

Springfield. Ills. April 2S.-Oscar F.
StebbinS. prominent buSinss man and
Odd Fellow. and an old resident OF
Springfield. died suddenly Thursday V
at his home OF paralysis. aged 80. He
was Il director of the old Springfield
and Northwestern railroad. now part
of Chicago. Peoria and st. Louis rail-
road of Illinois
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28

headed on the straight road to victory
this fall. They ought to win.
Il am glad also that our president
is Il Methodist. With thel exception
of Abraham Lincoln there has been no
president of these United States. who
has had greater problems TO solve or
more delicate or intricate Questions TO
face. and who has met them so sue
ceSsfully as has William Mckinley. 1
wish we could have him there for 4
hundred wears"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Insurance on Chicago Theatres.

Chicago. April 2S.-Those Chicago
theatres not tire-proof. or devoid OF
the latest tire-eXtinguiShing appliances.
will not be insured hereafter at less
than an advance of from % to TO Der
cent. on former rates. According To
the new schedule of the Underwriters
association the average is S656 on
buildings as they stand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Senate and House transactions.

Washington. April 2S.-The senate
yesterday voted upon the resolution
declaring Nathan b. Scott to be en-
titled To his seat in the senate from
West Virginia. The number of mega
tive votes was only 3. The Alaskan
and cotton claim bills took up the rest
of the day. No claim bills were passed.
An executive session was held.
The house broke all records yester-
day by passing ninety-one private pen
sion bills. Among them was one to
pension at $40 a month the widow OF
the late Colonel John NJ. StotSenberg.
of the First Nebraska. killed in the
Philippies. The conference report
on the Hawaiian government was
adopted and now goes TO the preSi-
dpnT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Gate. Cannot Havs IN. Land.

Madison. Wis. April 2S.-The su-
preme court yesterday quasbed the al
tentative writ of mandamus by which
J. L. Gates, of Milwaukee. asked the
court TO compel the state land commits
sioners to deed him the lands in the
state park. about 10000 acres. at S1.2j
an acre. The lands are estimated TO be
worth $4,000 10 100000 The court
held that the legislative act of 1897
withdrawing the lands from sale is
still valid -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-28
Amsterdam without Papers.

An ste e7dam, April 2s.-This city is
without newspapers today and will
remain so until Monday. and perhaps
longer. the proprietors of the printing
establishment and managers OF news
papers having locked cut al printers
owing 10 q strike.