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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Cloudy: Warmer.


Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Cloudy: Warmer.
1-Puerto Rican Problem.
Kentucky Contest Reviewed.
Gen. CrOnte Escapes.
2-New Church Dedicated.
Rule of the Dollar.
Mystery Battles Police.
3-Minneapolis Matters.
Northwest News.
lEditorial.
Democratic Outlook.
5-Farm and Household.
6-PopuIar Wants.
7-Week's Markets Reviewed.
CIews' Stock Letter.
Gods of the Braves.
Odd st. Paul Occupations.
Sin the Field of Labor.
Suicide of a Woman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19
BULLER WILL MOVE

FRERE CAMP, Feb 16-The Beers
have abandoned several laagers. Gen.
Butler renewed bombardment of the Boer
position without elieiting a reply. An
other forward move is regarded as i'm
minent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19
HUssAR HILL TAKEN.

CHIEVELEY, Wednesday, Feb. IA (de-
layed by censor).-The movement north
eastward began this "wednesday morn
ing. Lord Dundonald, with cavalry, In
fantry and artillery, occupied Hussar
Hill, five miles north of Chieveley. The
infantry intrenched the hill. Gen. Lyt-
tleton worked around to the right, and
Sir Charles Warren in front and to the
left.
The Beers were heavily intrenched on
Hlangwane and Monte Christie hills. A
steady, independent fire, with occasional
volleys, was maintained for some hours,
and the enemy's trenches were vigorous
Iy shelled. The Beers had one gun in
action during the early part of the day,
but when we began shelling they moved
it across the river. They used one Nor
denfeldt in the afternoon. Our casual
fn,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19

dust storms and thunder storms that all
experienced. The work of following the
Beers proceeds vigorously. Owing to the
style of the action. the Beers are bound
to show in the open when they are
obliged to leave the kopjes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19
ROW LOOMING Up
PUERTO RICO WILL GIVE UNCLE
SAM TROUBLE IN THE NEAR
FUTURE
TIE ANNEXATION OF CUBA
BHREWD LEADERS IN THE HOUSE
EXPECT SUCH A SOLUTION
IN TIME
QUESTION BEFORE CONGRESS

Bill Affecting InsuIar Possessions
Will BE Debated This Week by
Both the House and the Senate,
and There Is Promise of a Battle
Royal-Mr. Merriam Busy Laying
Out His Census Plans.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19

There are so many conflicting interests
here endeayoring to secure legislation for
the laying of a Pacific cable that It is
doubtful If any of the bills that have
been introduced win be enacted into law
either at this session of congress or the
next. Were it not for the fact that there
are opposing interests here there is a
possibility that congress would enact q
law for the laying of a cable, for it is
absolutely certain that one is necessary
for the use of the government and com
mercial interests from the coast to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19

Continued ON Fonrth Page.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
POLITICAL PAaAoRAPH.u

This campaign would have been en-
thusiastlc on the Republican side, who
ever was named for vice president, but
the nomination of Roosevelt will put
an amount OF ginger Into 1t that has
been seen rarely of recent years. The
Rough Rider idea has been adopted
spontaneously for hundreds Of march
Ing clubs, ana before the campaign Is
over there Will be professions that will
make the oldest inhabitant remember
the days OF "Tippecanoe and Tyler
too"
From among the dozens of notices Of
Senator wolcott's convention speech n
few are reprinted herewith this week.
The senator gained new iaurels both
for himself and his state. and there
has been quite general expression to
the effect that that speech. and not the
resolutions aftcrwnrd adopted. was the
real platform OF the party.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

A. the r-ccn, maErias. of the Crown
Prince of Japan. immense muiii;udss
In the streets watched and appiaudstl
the bridal procession. bl, no, a pct
sou looked ou, o! an upper window.
To the American eye and mind this
seemed strange. iia, the japanese -s-
pla;ion OF I; was simple. u Is con-
tFaFy TO eiiaucsi--lndrrd. TO loyalty
for Japanese To look down. either
literally or nEura;ively. upoa a mem
ber OF the royal family. one smiles
a. the cuaint eonerlg that would In.
srrprc, tho visual angie as a slight.
Yet there Ia much that is admirable
and worthy of emulation In scrupuioas
regard for aba, arc esteemed duty and
honor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

DR.. Andrew Gerber. wealthy phys
ieian Of Mount Joy. made a peculiar
will. in which he devised TO his son
Christian. only oae.hsif tho income
during life of one of his farms. Al.
most the entire residue OF his estate.
amounting TO about ssoo. 900. was be.
questhcd TO his great grand children.
of whom none vas in existence at the
time of the dccedcats death. Dr.. Ger
Der held strange religious views and
believed that at the time his youngest
Erandchild vouls arrive at the age OF
q years. he uhe deceasrdD would re.
turn TO earth. and he desired his estate
kept intact until that time. The will
vas contested and the Supreme court
gave Christian Gerber absolutely all
that part Of the estate bequeathed to
the future generations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The freneh Zee, Is to b. provided
with new quiek-hrins gun. said to
be superior to any now IN use. and
an order has been given TO the Ruelic
works. chaTen'e. for the supply Of 100
OF these cannon to the fleet before tn.
end OF the year The sun Is Of i6 mil
iime;ers t5.3 inehcsl eaiIscr. throws a
projec;iic of 3: kilos dit pounds). has
a mnzsi. velocity o. 800 meters ts.ss.
foo'-seeonas). and can be hrcd Ave
times per miau,e. The projce,iie will
pierce steel armor plate OF J: cent?
meters i:.s inehesl in thickness ani
OF 20 eeniimc,ers as inehesj up to
5.cco meters.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

Many journals. each unique In its
way. has been produced in the course
OF the campaign In South Africa. One
or two Of these are hard to beat in
diminutiveness. hut the smallest news
paper In the world. having a record OF
several years regular weekly Issue. is
published in Guadalajara. In Mexico.
rs name is "E Teiesrafo." II appears
every Sunday and is published In eight
columns. iiE inches long and one AMI
= half inches Wide. on thick Manila pa
per. Its staf' includes nm editor and
director. an administrator or business
manager. the prIater. and last. but by
no means least. the capitalist or owner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
THE GERMAN MINISTER
MURDERED Al
His Body Hacked to Pieces With Swords
Thrown Into the Flames.

London. July c.-oficiaI disps,cbcs
received by the consular body at
Shanghai. mn Express cable dated
Shanghai. July LIST. says. confirm in
tn" fullest manner the report %. the
buiChcry Of Ilarun Won krttclrr. The
German minister. ON June 18th. The
ambassador was riding in Legation
street when he was attacked by Chi.
ncsc troops and boxers. dragged from
his horse and killed. Ills body was
hacked TO pieces with swords. The
German legation and six other build.
ings were burned and number Of ser.
wants Of the legations killed aud their
bodies thrown into the flames.
Official confirmation Of this CHASTITY
business has created the utmost con.
stcrnation among the consul generals
OF the powers. who expressed fears tina.
war ruutrancc will bc declared
against the Pckin government. The
c"nsuls entertain little hope that any
foreigners arc left alive in the capital.
There were loo foreigners connected
with the legations. fifty in the custom
house. English and American tourists
ana others Ia the number OF i.y1. and
nearly 800 legation guards.
The British foreign office. the Daily
Mnil learns. has received news from
the British consul at Che Foo that
baron Won kc,tclcr had been killed.
but no other information.
\ dispatch 10 the Express from Nan.
Kin, June 30th. says:
French priests here have received
reports from rckin that the public ex.
ccutions Of foreigners has been in
progress since June Goth. The news
comes by runners from French priests
ut Pckin. who state that they admins
tered the last rites to the condemned
men"
Nnnkin cables. dated Sunday. say
That Niceroy 1Iu Yum Yih received u
Telegram from General Yulu on Satur-
day stating that the German minister
had been murdered at rckin. Yulu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
Nsrtb the pr1.rt.

Nothing Cau be- mnru gratifying io
Colorado Republicans than the present
attitude OF the Democratic leaders in
regard 10 state politics. The vclicmCncc
with which they batscu TO deny every
iniimation that things have changed.
the hariihcoi with which they assert
tina, Bryan's majority will bc ut least
as great as 1, was four years ago "a
statement which every sensible man
aud woman in the state knows Ia utter
nonscusc). aud the maligunncy with
which they Dire attacking many Of the
Republican leaders all go to prove that
whatever they may say. they are in
reality seriously alarmed at the pros.
poets Of Republican SUCCESS in the
state.
II is not TO H. wondered nt that the
leaders Of tile Colorado Democracy arr
doing everything iu their power to hold
the state in line. 1t il worth their
while. Whichever before was there an
instance OF a state controlled and GOV.
crncd by a Democratic minority for
the benefit Of nobody except the lead.
crs OF that party. against the interests
OF lis people aud hy the help OF Re
publican voicsg
If that isn't 'ciu"h'' and an easy
thing" md likewise pudding there
never was one in politics.
1t is no wonder the Democrats want
TO preserve The present conditions. and
II Is no wonder that they grow indir.
nant aud won1crstruck and abusive by
turns when any one suggests the pos.
sibility Of anything different. And IL
any one ventures 10 suggest that Dem
ocrats ought TO govern n Republican
state. is he not mnuifustiy a "trnitorf''
II he is not. nevertheless II is decidedly
TO the interest of the Democratic lead
ers to pretend that he is. and tina, is
sufficient for them.
The Democrats naturally enough are
trying TO postpone the inevitable ms
long ms possible, and frankly we do
not wonder at II.
II is well worth the effort.
For Democrats to rule Republican
state by means NJ Rcpullican votes is
quite trick. and ns they have learned
how 60 do 1t Of course they will work
II as long as they possibly can.-Colo.
RADIO Springs Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
PRESS COMMENTS
ON THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Ana III. speech at fhiiadsiPhis-iiiEh
Iionor. for Colorado In the Republican
Convention.

Although the Republican platform
has yet TO h. adopted. the issues upon
which the campaign for the reelection
OF President Mckinley VIII bc conduct
cd were admirably presented. with the
utmost incIjity. ciolu.ncc aud force.
by Senator woicui; In his address 10
III. convention yesterday upon the oc-
casl0n OF his assuming It's temporary
chaIrmanship. 4 full report OF wha;
he said will b. found In another place.
and we commend II 10 the attention OF
NIL who desire TO form n clear Idea OF
Republican policies aud nh adequate
conception OF Republican performance.
The speech delivered by the brilliant
aud patriotic senator from Colorado
covers ,h. whole ransc Of ih. great
questions which ar- now engaging ,hs
attention OF the American people: and
their Judgment upon which will deter.
mine the casting OF their ballot. next
November. ani II may H. accepted as
constituting an authoritative statement;
OF the situation from the Republican
poIn, Of ricw.-fhiiadciphia Inquirer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The Hon. Henry Copeland. Sho sue
eecds siEjulisn salomaas al aErnt-sea.
eFai for Seu South Wales in London.
vas. like the premier o: Nsu Zealand.
originally working miner. lie spent
years on the Bailafa; soidaeids In Vie.
'oria before he settled Ia Sydney. ono
of the divisions Of which he represent
cd in psrlianon, Until his recent pro-
motion TO London. In a farewell .di.
'oFiai = Sydney paper says Of him:
y working miner hc was. and work
inE miner he remains. lie siiii CT.
presses himself as Of old in vigorous
aud uEadosncd AaEis.saxou tina, WiiI
make Mr. Chamberlain 81, up when the
pair commence TO negotiate on con-
tFoycrsIsi colonial questions"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The Democrats are having warm
time OF It ut Kansas City this week.
It makes little difference whether the
ticket Is Bryan and Townc. or Bryan
and Sulzcr. or Bryan and Hearst. or
Hnl or Danforth, or ShIveley; 1t can't
possibly be as good Il ticket us Mckin-
ley and Roosevelt.
1t Is said that John Shafroth Is Sem
ator Tellcr's candidate for governor
this fall-but is he Tom Maloney's can
didate? and will the Democrats, after
securing the big plum from the Silver
Republicans twice. when the latter
were the more numerous, give 1t to
them now when they have not half so
many votes as the Democrats them
selves?
The ticket nominated by the Prohi'
wooiley and Mctcaif-has a
truly rural sound. but II VIII not get
many votes from the sheep and cattle
men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

Sensational moreanatic marriages
seem to be the order Of the day In the
Austrian imperial family: for after
those OF the Countess Stcphanie dc
Lonyay and Archduke Franz Ferdl.
nand 1t nov appears that the beautiful
Archduchcss Maria Theresa has pe,i-
toned the emperor for permission to
marry her master of the household.
Maj.-Gen. Count Cavriani The arch
duchess. who is the widow Of the
Archduke Charles Louis. the emperor's
brother. whose third wife she was. is
a princess Of Braganza. and in her
4sth year. She has been a widow Just
four years. Curiously enough. she is
the stepmother of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand. who has morganaticalIy
married the Countess Sophie Chotok.
The archduchess has two daughters.
the Archduchosses Maria Annonciada
and Elizabeth. "a and q years old re-
spectively. who. with their cousin. the
empcror's granddaughter. are at pres
ent the bellies of the imperial court.
Count Cavriani is a fine-looking. SOL
dierly man. slightly older than his
royal fancee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The convention and III. party were
we'll served in the ciioicc Of temporal
- chairman. senator wolcoii has
gained the Ersprci Of the whole cuun'
try by his loyalty and courage under
circumstances Of peculiar difficulty.
ani amply earned the honor OF bciDs
chosen 10 -nunciaic. ne the original
spokesman OF the convention. the par.
,y's claims to public approval for what
is pas; aud the principles on which It
sslicits n further lease Of power. The
Colorado senator Possesses the Eift OF
copious and inspiring oTaiaTy. aud new.
or had cause io daBh, his capacity 10
arouse the audience TO fCrvor. but lie
wisely chose to make his apIsCal to the
reason and Judgment rather than to
the emotions of his hcarCFs. His spcCch.
indeed. was full gf animation. and more
than once rus- to strain OF lofty cio.
duCuCC. but IL would have failed OF
its mast worthy and essential purpose
" II had NOT lpCyu Of character 10
commend It TO the taste and the sol-rE
consideration Of the millions 10y whom
1, was not heard but will L. Trad. 4,
is serious Of orderly. comprehensive
and convincing statement Of the T.c.
publican casc-,hc kind Of statement,
that is an argument and wins a vcr.
jic;.-N. Y. Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
WOULD HELP MIDDLE PARK.
risr sussr.,ed to rrr,s.,. Grazing land

rian Suggested To Irrisst. Grazing Land.
\ plan Uf irrigntinE the grazing lands
Of Middle park Is about tu Iyr put In
operation. which in the Ip,licf nT State
Land Register Jhiplpy. II carried nI,,
all over that section. will inrrrns. by
at least 1.UJ per cent. the pr,.<.,n,
stock raising capacity OF the soil Thc
plan is TO collect water IN reservoirs
wherever the land Is arid nnd use IL
!" lrTlgatc the natural grasses IT the
country.
Both In the Middle aud North marks
the Wild grusscs even ut long distances
from water attain an unusual length
aud richness. Intil winter sris in Ills
heritage furnishes excellent pnSturar,
Tor cattle.
In the winter. however all siuck
must be hand fed. AMI as timothy il
the only hay that will grow In III.
parks. the expense uf kprt,Iuu rottI.
through the cold weather is tun s,r,,a,
TO leave any profit ip the rrnyv.r
Said Register Chipicy:
Experiments have shown that with
plenty Of water ihCSg wild rruss,s In
Middlc park grow 60 the length anI
richness OF some hays. so that thrx
can he cut down anl stored away for
winter fodder. Alfalfa viii NOT .,rnyv
III MIhuIc park. nor Can any of III.
grains he raised. 50 that grass is Tho
only available winter feed for cnttI.
nave no doubt that IL the gr.,ss Tor.
ritOry is thoroughly irrigated NIIILi,
park VIII I've able to raise more tI,,n
ent." '''s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

According to the Philadelphia Rec
ord. a great deal of the paper money
that is in constant circulation in Am
erica gets frequent washing. In some
banks there is a regular wasn-day ev-
cry month. when clerk may be seen
bent over tub rubbing notes up and
down on a wash-board. The dirty
greenbacks are soaped and rubbed just
like handkerchiefs and socks. and are
put through a wringer before being
put out to dry. After the notes have
been passed through the wringer they
are hung on line stretched in thf
bauk clerks department.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

Senator woico;;'s proud position In
national politics and the risur with
which he eau advocate the causc OF his
country and incuicaic uniiinchins pa
irioiistn and faith in the ,is-s,iny Of the
nation upon the young men Of Amer.
len. must Trniud his senior. Teller. OF
the hcish. irom which he fell when be
holicd the ~. Louis conFcniiaa four
years asn n, the alleged ''bchcs, Of his
people" and look up his lodgings with
the fusianis, outfit as a Free silver
Republican
Then woico;, was n young man. lit.
tie known. and Teller was on the upper
rounds of the ladder Of fame In the
councils OF the nation. To-day woico,t
occupies Tcllcr's old place ON the lad.
der. and Teller has dropped into pre-
mature oblirion.-Ncbraska State Jour.
paL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

Importance. and says b
that the New Enelat
practically solid In I'D
free coinage OF silyerI
III to l was the touchj
vcntion In 1896" he
its reiteraiion VIII add
cause In the coming a
James Kerr. n deles
Pennsylvania and -
congressional campal
takes q somewhat dld
he would not stop al
ton for the ChIcasa
holds that new coudlt
necessary to add sou
was said on trusts In
to make nm nidlilonl
subject and no, TO ID
nnnces would L. son,
Gus. and would result
would. however. not
to ], but would d.cl1
age Mt "thc legal raib
II Ii expected that |
llcan party will ask ID
ON the question Of ihj
The representative
ready here express 4
for n positive d,riaFi
ratio. I'VE want IL
Senator Dubois Of u
II they Will put Tos
with Bryan We viii
concessions ON The M
II. however. stsh
to b. nominated. W.
silver platform,
ex-senator added.
the vice presidential
have q decided innnst
form aud ,icr t-FS
Townc would b. a
selves"
Mr. iiryan's rosiil
those close in 'otirh
lie holds tina; ID"
Democratic ticE-i 8
largely to the positive
the silver pucsiion \
backward step NJ y
an -vci.i.nc- II fan
weaken the ,iSEri
holds without siTst
tii-t- 1. no hoIr u
goes 80 far ne 10 -
the platform ns 4
than the ucl-i.
lie ,hints alec II !
other position. be- vi
sacriiation. an,i ittj
things 1. to is- lusi !
while nothing is 10
Thos- who aErr-
this point rpnirt,i N
slbilisy OF his vlsas
the time aTTiVCs i9s
declaration. ard ~
i-ost-ruus that IL
disregard his vissf
iicncr they Cpuiss
d-ncc tha, vhstkFf
form 1. E-affFmrd
an unc1uisoal Tsua
old ratio.
For the Ty-si. b.
nouncc the Eni,l siss
isican lrsisla;iUu =
Congress. II viii
unnicasurrti 'Cgrns
time acrusC tbs ~
fostering aud maia
administrator viii
crn.urc for It's g.
pines. and u viii ~
Philippine afchlrrh
same footiuz ns -
connection ih"rr y
nouncinE nlilitafE-1
aud ,hcr. will al'N
come tax. Eoo-i RAJ
pensions. etc. aui
Of sympathy With %
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06
ROCKY FORD ENTERPRISE

Some OF New Zealand's experiments
in state socialism seem TO have been
remarkably successful. The "Ad-
vances to Settlers Department" has
Just reported having issued loans to
1000 settlers representing two mil
Hons OF money. Not one shilling had
been lest. and not one penny. either
of principal or interest. had remained
uncollected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

who escaped irUm ]
Ting t'u. Risp uifcl
position dsaTsrs1
help. Foreign trs5
alitles entering I'k1
5000 or Iun" n
four days
A small riWs usruY
Saturday. j
Outbreaks NJ 'he
imminent at 'lnie
unrest steadily iuN
Hing Tu wDrr maN
Che Foo. The G"W
town and s"ui Q"
tOTCss.
FIfty-twn TfuE"1
from New Ihvans
crs have dcsiJUy'n,
Of Port Arthur.
lean and English ~
General NulusIli.
the best foulEn 'lfi
has notified The ~"
I<iao Chau tlia' b.
Germans prnIs'sf'i,
sIrn ,o rrscIr ihal
I,owdcn and ilaw
Sionnrics In the
The miSsionarte,
reported {" ls' slie
4 currcsron'lrn,
from official s"ui,y
are laying i"rlE',
hal and The kia"a
,.n,g ~ the u
Shanghai proves
cigucrS.
Nothing has l-'n
,,mn which rlIr',,
i've days ago, aw
wnrI I'ckin. luIi
two days TO conn,
Tsin aud Che t''. ~.
trnordinnry IN w, W. !
forward from ~
though soulc TI.ta
that II will lr VI
large force can "
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

Ideal presiding officer. and In his mas
terful speech sounded the keynote OF
the campaign. The Republican speak.
ers 10 come after him can only enlarge
and rccast what In some part Senator
Wolcott touched on In his exhaustive
and eloquent address as temporary
chairman OF the Republican conven-
tion.-Phliaiciphia Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The selection OF Senator woicot; OF
Colorado ns temporary chairman Of the
Republican convention Is significant.
not only ms giving deserved prominence
To n distinguished and eloquent party
leader. hut as n compliment 10 a state
which has no; always been thought To
dcscrv. well OF III. Republican party.
hut Of whose loyalty ut the present
time there N no doubt. II signifies
that the silver issuc Is dead: that
changed conditions have -xiinsuishcd
the element OF Justice which existed sn
the claims of the silver men u Few
years sinc-. nni ths' the only import
nncc Of III. issu. ut tins time i the cvl.
d.ncr which It's continued urging by
ih, Democratic party gives OF the In.
capacity af that organization to learn
wisdom by experience. iss Incompetence
10 deal adequately with the subjects of
s;nicsnanship. and its rcaiin-s. io
randcE TO the passions OF the isnor.
an; and un,hFlf,y.-san Francisco
Chronicle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

senator wolcotJS spccCh rs icmpor.
airy chairman of the national convcn-
ton Is splendid review Of the present
administration and of Republican his.
tory. which for forty years has beccn
American history.
This is the first appearance Of the
Colorado orator in national convcn.
tiou since ists2. when he electrified the
Minneapolis convention by his brilliant
speech nominating Blaine. In the rcCcp.
iiun accorded IL. that nominating
speech has scarcely speech in the
party's annals. the cheers which greet.
cd the name Of Blaine. when uttered Al,
the climax Of nm impassioncd tribute
to his services TO party and country.
lasting fully half an hour. during
which the Colorado senator was
obliged to suspend his speech.
The honor given TO senator wolcott
Of presiding over the temporary organ
izntiOn was due him bccnuss Of his 10y.
atty to the Republican party when his
state and his colleague. senator Teller.
seeded 10 Bryan. -Four years ago Sen.
ator wolcott riskcd political extinction
by remaining faithful TO Republican
principles. The party in his own state
rcpudiated him. refusing to send him
10 the St. Louis convention.
Yesterday he was unanimously elect.
ed chairman Of the Philadelphia con.
vcntion as the head Of the Colorado
delegation. Times have changed in
these four years and Colorado has
changed with thcm.-Tupeka Capital
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

The great even, Of the first day Of
the Republican national convention of
1890 was the speech Of senator Syolcot,
Of Colorado. Never was there a more
happy choice for the temporary chair
man at a national convention. or com.
mnnding presence. magnificent voice,
prompt, energetic manner, he proved an