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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estate OF Mary G. Crawford, deceased. tod
The undersigned. having been hnP..ray-
administrator of the estate OF Mary .t,tc
for,i, late OF the county ot OtcrJ. ~ thc cs,Irc
Of Colorado, dcccnscd. hereby riNt@ W., Wv, nf
that he will appear before the cour'y I'm IN la
Junta In said county. at the May icrm, at
on Monday. the istl, day nt Junc mn,,ainst
which time all persons having clhlinI ~ at
said estate are notified nnd requested rc m ad.
tend for the purpose of having the ~ Ky" "nstaic
lustcd. Al persons indebted 10 'h,mn,nt 'hm 10
are requested to make immediate p"' ''''
the undersigned. ,,,,, Jay Of
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colo, this iZ'" ""'
May, 1gIo. ,,-,,is,r,tor
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CHURCH NEWS.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services.
Preaching AT II u. M. ana Up. IN.
Sunday school Ut 10 u IN.
Young Peoples meeting nt .;i5 D. M.
Nld.week Services.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday. Mt s y. m.
Il. =. WALKER. Pastor.
Residence at c. W. Albert's. second block
south ot mill.
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GOING WEST.

ORDKAI, SUGAR CITY AND ROCKY FORD
STAGE DAILY TINE CARD.
Leaves ordway uiotcl Bcrcndo, for Sugar
City at q. TN.
:. Leave. Sugar city Croston,c, for Rocky
Ford at Q a. m.
Leaves Rocky Ford ts,. James HotcD for
Sugar city at siD y. m.
Leaves Sugar City Uostofiiccl for oriway at
SGD p. IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

ACKEWs ENGLISH REMEDY will
stop a cough nj any time. aud VIII cure
the worst cold In twelve hours OF
money refunded. 25 and 20 cts. Here
forls Pharmacy.
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$15OOrgan Fred

Clark Church Organ selling retail marke:
$50 Story Clark Organ Company will be
absolutely free to the Church. Lodge School Society of Eossy
voting in had of following eneprising
% emitting tho
he she wishes
purchases % cents worth Of merchandise Organ
bition ut the Opera House Pharmacy.
The con,es, Begins SATURDAY. MAY 20.
And Ends Oct 27. At Noon.
Ballots will be counted weekly and the result announced ,rouc
The ENTERPRISE.
Ballots be dcposcia Mt The ENTERPRISE office which had
been employed to supcrntend the contest.
1t is only by trading with the following merchants that ballot
can he Ind:
Hilfkers Storc Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
Opera House Pharmacy, Drugs and Jcwclry
Rocky Ford Grocery Company Grocery and Meat Market
The Iowa Grocery Groceries and pucenswRre.
Geo. II. Daring Coal Ice and Transfer.
Wm II. Dye, South Side Livery Stable
L. w. Spckclmirc, South Side Bakery aud Restaurant.
c. Il. Gcgcr. Rocky Ford Steam Laundry
T. J. HILL Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines.
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See me quick for the best Hay
Rake on earth, the Osborn.
Il. Il. Cook,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Call Telephone Is il you wish to order
the best Of Job printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Pupil. promoted condiiinnally will b. allow.
-i To- take advanced work only after they
have prpiucs,d satisfactory evidence OF n lair
knowledge of tho SUBJECTS Ia which they arr
now considered deficient.
Pupils that did not take tho nnal tests viii
he examined when they Apply for rla..inra.
tiou next TALL. u. u. HOLLE-.
Supt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
PRIZES AWARDED PYTHIASs.
Results of Competitive Drills of the
Uniformed Rank.

Detroit Mich. Sept. 1.-The tenth bien-
nial encampment knights Of Pythlas.
IfnissFfsssd tank. formally sndeA late this
afternoon after the presentation ef TIE
cash prizes awarded the winners In the
competitive drills. These awards were as
follows:
Class A, open 10 all companies: possi-
BILE percentage so:
First Prize. 81 .oo-Terre Haute. Ind,
percentage 1853
Second Prize. si.0oo--Yellow Cross Com
many, Alliance. o.. percentage 7s24
Third Prize S70O-Vigo Company. Terre
Hautc. percentage 80.
Fourth Prize. t50)-kalamazoo. Mich.
percentage. 1853
Fifth Prize. SsoO-JeneTsonviiie, Ind.
percentage, 1928.
In class 3 the prizes went as follows
the possible percentage being 100
First Prize, ssl0--Los Angeles. Cal. per-
centage, Is.
Second Prize stOo-suecess Company.
Seymour Ind. percentage. Sis.
Third Prize. s2)O--E. c. shafer Com
pany, Buffalo. percentage. 50.
Glass G. possiblc percentage. 100.
First Pri1t. s5o0--Elwood und) Com
pany. percentage. ss.5
second Prize. x3O0-Columbia Company,
Nvw Albany. Ind. percentage, 20.
Third Prize. t2oo-Gen Lawton Com
pany. Chicago. percentage. s..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

claros that such a request to France Is
entirely improbable.
a special dispatch from Berlin says It
Is reported that Germany has rejected
the Russian proposal for the withdrawal
OF the troops and has made counter
proposal that Russia shall retire. leaving
the other Powers to follow their course.
According to news agcny's reports.
there 10 roo much doubt In London Off
cial circles as 20 the attitude OF England.
IL is pointed out than the withdrawal from
Pekin az che present moment without n
definite understanding with the Chinese
government would be simply cour'ing a
recurrence OF recent events. No under
taking by Ii Hung Chang would COM
pensate for the difficulties OF further ne
gotiations from the coast. Until the Pow
ers receive a direct assurance from the
Chinese government England is not pre-
pared 60 withdraw her troops.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
AMERICAN coat N EUROPE.
Ceai Operators Are There Making
Large Tran@actions.

London. Sept i.-American coal opera
tors ana their agents are apparently
swarming 20 England ana rumors OF many
important deals nlled the air during the
past week.
W p. Rend OF Chicago. Is here on his
way TO Paris. lie ss hopeful OF supplying
both the French and Russian navies with
steam coal from West Virginia. Mr.. Rend
had long interview with the Russian
consul yesterday.
+. NJ Hopkins OF Philadelphia this
morning closed a contract Tor one hun
dred thousand tons OF Pennsylvania run
OF mine coal for immediate delivery at
a representative OF the Associated Press.
English consumers are not familiar
with American unscreened coal but con-
tinental dealers are. Therefore ! am sell
ing to them. l DO not anticipate trouble IN
securing charters"
President Cassatt ot the Pennsylvania
Railroad has gone to Paris on the same
business. while the presence Of Robert
Pitcairn. superintendent OF the Pennsyl-
vania's Pittsburg division, goes 90 Scot
land on visit TO Andrew Carnegie early
next week. and Il has been said that there
Is on foot scheme to provide the Penn
sylvania coal syndicate with trans. Allan
tie transportation.
Mr. Pitcairn said 20 a representative OF
the Associated Press:
My visit to Air. Carnegie 10 not exact
~ upon the errand suggested | am not
qulse sure how long the present coal IA
mine or the existing conditions in Eng
land will continue. My personal idea is
that American n,.ne owners are apt TO
End better market In the Mediterranean
or Black sea ports than any country
where England herself win be a competi-
tor Under fair conditions believe the
United states can supply Ensland's for
mer customers on the continent with fair
proht."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
GIGANTIC INSURANCE. DEAL. :

Mutual Reserve Takes over North"
westerns 100000 Members.
Chicago sept. Tho Herald tomorrow
will say:
one OF the biggest deals IN sss1ssment
life insurance ever contaminated, w1a
closed to-day in the consolidation ot the
Northwestern IAfe Assurance company
OF Chicago. with the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association OF New York.
Tire contract wiis she Mutual Reserve.
bv which an OF sEe s0.no0 members of the
Northwestern ere taken over without
medical exarcsnetion. places all OF tHe
members uY1n an equality. Il stippiasgs
that assessment certificate holders snrh
accent sse new legal reserve requirement,
this being \ condition precedent 10 accept
ance by the New York CoDspanr. The
plan - approved by the insarsnre depart
merits OF Illinois. Nebraska apd Texas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

sATow TALBs oN CHINA.
Minister 20 japan Thinks England
10 with America.

New YORK. Sept. i.--sIr Ernest satow.
British Minister 90 Jepsn, who is return
ing n, his post after a three months va
eaton at home. arrived to-day. lie viii
rooes the continent by rail and will sail
Tor Japan from san Francisco.
About the Chinese situation. Sir Ernest
said:
II am little behind in that matter on
account Of crossing the Atlantic. When
I left the other side ] supposed that the
settlement OF tire trouble would be lefi
In the hands Of the military authorities
az the allies, bud according ~ tho Amer
lean newspapers. which received at
Quarantine. see that TIE settlement wia
b. . Diplomatic snatter. A. 10 fhe re-
r.orsrd arresment between Russia and the
Ifnlted states 70 withdraw their troops
nom china. saouid say that whatever
America wants England Will consent to-"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
URGE sUProRr or bryan.
PopuIIsfs Issue nn Address co Mem
hers Of Peoples Party.

hers Of Peoples Party.
Islncoin. Nob., Sept f.-Vice-Chairman
Edmiston and Secretary Edgerton OF the
PopuiIst National Committee have issued
an address appealing for support for Will
liam J. Bryan and justifyinR the indorse-
ment Of a. r. Stevenson. as vice prcsl-
dential candidate
The address says that in nominating
SIR Stevenson for the vice presidency the
Peoples party gave a sublime example OF
the ronuneiation OF partIsanship. Although
deeply disappointed at the failure OF the
Democratic Convention 70 ratIfy Mr..
Towne's nomination. the Populists follow
ed the only course that seemed open to
them and for tho sake OF harmony and
unl'y overlooked all party considerations
and made both Democratic standard bear
ers their own This they believe viii
strengthen the Peoples party in the long
run In the name OF humanity and lib-
erty which are as sacred az Ia any OF the
greater struggles the address calls upon
every peorle 20 rally 20 the support OF
the republic in It's hour of struggle be-
tween the old-world forces OF monarchy
and freedom.
one one hand Il says IL the army O. the
people. on the other. legions OF privileges
and plutocracy rule. Populism was or
Eanizcd as a protest against the en-
cScaching spirit OF monarchy and nam
mouism.
'And now that success is IN sight" the
signers cannot believe that any Pcpuliss
win fall IN hts duty. but every one OF ue
100000 voters viii register on election
day in favor Of government Of the pco-
..----al-..---L N-L..ll.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
PHILIPPINE COMMISSIONERS.
Farther Powers which Are Allowed
In Their Instructions.

Manila. Friday Aug. si.-In addition 10
the commissioners power heretofore ca
bied. the following extract from tho ON
clai instructions will be- published to-mor-
row.
The legislative nature OF the govern
ment OF the Philippines exercised BY the
commission OF peace and Gen. MacAr-
thur. under regulations by the Secretary
OF War. provides that until tho estab-
iishment OF a central civil government
or congress otherwise provided. che iegis-
lative authority includes the passing Of
laws regarding imports. taxation 20 raise
revenue and public funds. education.
civil service. the courts. municipalities
and appointments to Office already de-
scribed.
Until complete transfer OF control.
Gen. Macarthur shall remain chief exec
utive OF the government. exercising exec
utivo authority not herein assigned 90
fho commission"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
TREATMENT or CRENsHAw.

SO Foundation, Says shafter, for
Newspaper stories.
washington. Sept. The war depart
inent has received telegram from Cen
shafter al San Francisco saying that he
has carefully investigated the statements
that have been made relative 70 the treat
men. accorded to tho late Capt. cren-
shaw Of the Twensy-ainth Infantry. Says
tne Gen1ral
'srheie is not the slightest foundation
OF fact In the newspaper articles IN which
Il Is claimed he had not received proper
treatment while on shipboard and NJ the
bosnltal az the Preside. II Is shown. Oh
the contrary. that his case received spe-
clnl care and attention. Report by mail
today"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
voN wALDERsEE ar ALDEN.
Cables Home sbovl "Pieasing Inter
national Amenities."

Berlin. Sept. i.-Field Marshal Count
Won Waldersee has cabled Go Emperor
William from Alden. where he arrived
Yesterday. announcing the pleasing in
ternationai amenities - which marked his
entry into the port. The French troop
shin Ia Champagne steamed near the ves-
sci on which tho Field Marshal wes a
passenger. with her band playing and
her sroops cheering. The hand OF tho
German ship responded with the Mar
seiIaise." and the French hand replied
with the German national Antnem.
The Field Marshal was formally received
by the British political resident at Aden
and afterwards proceeded on his Journey
20 China,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
FEARS ron A BIe STEAMER.
Californian with Supplies Overdue
Two weeks NJ Manila.

san Francisco. Sept i.-'fhe big steamer
Californian. bound from this port for
Manila. with nearly 5000 ions OF sup
plgcs for the army in the Philippines, =
now out forty-fve days and 20 per cent.
re-insursnce has been offered on the YES
sci. The steamer is overdue from Homo
lulu 10 Manila. easily fifteen days. and
tho general impression among shipping
men here Is that she has broken her
shoft or met with some other accident.
The Californian was launched at the
Union Iron Works on May T.. and this II
her maiden voyage.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
OCEAN RECORD AGAIN BROKEN.
steamer Deutschland Repeats Her
Great Performance.

New York. Sept. THE steamer
Deutschland. Of the Hamburg-Ameriohn n
Line. has again eclipsed all previous re-
cords for fast trans-Atlautlc travelling.
She has broken the Eastern and Western
records. Her time on the voyage just
onded wDS fivs days twelve hours and
twenty-nlne minutes between the Mole at
the entrance OF Cherbourg haroor and
the Sandy Hook nghtship.
At noon Of the sist she passed tho re-
cord for the fastest days run. making
ssl knots. Her average speed was 200
knots per hour.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
AKRON RIoTERs ARRESTED.
Twelve workinGmen Charged with
Participating fn Riot.

Akron. o.. Sept. The authorities Of
this city have nnaiy begun making ar
rests OF psrsous alleged 10 have taken part
IN the riot Of last week. Twelve men
we're taken into custody during the night
snd locked up. charged with rioting.
Al thos@ arrested are worklp9men re-
aldIng ia this city,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
WINNER or wIMBLEDON cur.
Goes from Lieut.. Wilson go Fouike
OF PhiIadeIphiR.

of Philadelphia.
Sea Girt. N. j.. Sept. From a field Of
thirteen competitors, william Devaux
Foulke OF the Philadelphia Rife Associa-
tion won tho Wimbledon cup st the an
nual Interstate rife tournament % the
New Jersey State Rife Association to-day
with a score Of 40 Out OF a possible i5o
Last year this same trophy was won by
Lieut.. Z. c. Wilson OF Georgia. who made
a similar score.
From the manner in which Foulke start
ed out his friends thought that he would
come very near equalling Farrow's record
score OF iE, made several-years ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
LACK OF NEWS FROM PEKIS.
Attitude Of the Powers Is the All
Ahsorbfna Topic.


London. Sept. 2. i:25 a. m.-The contin-
u.d Absence OF news from Pekin. the lat
ca Dispatches from the Chinese capital
b.lng now ten days old. Is arousing some
anxiety; hut, as the country between Pc
Bin md tho coast IS known 20 be swarm
irg in armed hands OF Boxers it j. not
surprising that couriers are not able 70
reach Tien Tsln.
shaughai reports are 70 the effect that
heavy French re-lnforcemsnts aEs land
ing at Taku
IL Hung Chang. Il is stated. has told
diplomatist that Russia. considering the
mission 10 Pelsin accomplished, has agreed
% request the Powers to follow her ex-
hmpls and withdraw their ministers and
hoops. The French consul, however, ds-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
WILLIAM QUITE wARLIKE.
wanted n 8ombardment for Every
German Murdered.

Lelpsic. Sept The Neuesto Nachrich-
ten says that. after the arrived OF the
hrst reports from China. Emperor William
wrote the following footnote TO certain
document:
Telegraph Bendemann. (Rear Admiral
Bendemann. commanding tho German
squadron IN the Far Ease. he must bonn
bard n Chinese city for every German
murdered"
The paper adds that the foreign Office
prevented the cabling of this message.
The German newspapers are widely re-
printing this statement.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
WILL STAY N WASHINGTON.
President mckinley VIII Not Go 90
Canton at Present.

Washington. Sept. 1.-The time OF Pres
ldent McKinlsy's departure for Canton
mas not been fixed. lie had hoped 20 b.
able to leave this week. largely on ac-
count OF the condition OF Mrs. Mckinlcya
health. but the important character Of
the Chinese negotiations ncccssitates his
pfessnce here. at least until the preseisl
crisis is passed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
JAPAN LEAVES AMoY.
Dispatch Announces Her Withdrawal
from Tint Fort.

Berlin. Sept. 1.-The following dispatch
has been received from Annoy. under
date OF Aug. 81:
THE japanese landing parties have been
withdrawn from here. and at Ku Lang
Fu. only eighty marines remain ashore.
These and sixty British marines landed
Aug. 30 VIII. presuma bly, be Withdrawn
shortly. The japanese troops on their
way here from Formosa. have been order
ed TO return +"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
SALISBURY is FAvoRABLE.

hut He May Want Ra.=s-smerIcan
Proposals Nodded.
London. Sept. The foreign Office here
apparently Is not yet ready to publicly
declare Great Britain's position in tho
present Chinese situation bun all indica-
lions tend TO confirm the belief thai Lord
Salisbury favors the principle contained
in tho American Russion proposals
though possihly he may have some mod
ifcation 10 suggest.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
OTIS TO SUCCEED WHEELER
Chamee VIII Become nrisadfer
when wheeler Retircs.

washington. Sept. l--Ger. Gus mas been
selected 10 nll che post Of commanding
ofseer OF the Department OF the Lakes. 20
be made vacant next Monday by the re
tirement OF Gen. Joseph wheeler.
Gen Chaifee viii he made a nriEadief
Genera, on Gen. wAeelers retirement.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
ATTITUDE or GERMANY.

Adheres 20 the Programme Mapped
Ont in July.
Berlin. Sept. 1.-sepi-ofiicially 81 is re-
affirmed that Germany now. as hereto
fore. adhcres % the programme mapped
out In the circular OF July and then ap-
proved by all the Powers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
SON KILLED ny LIGHTNING.
Rs ssidence OF ID. w. Gasisins Was
Torn Into spiinters.

Torn Into splinters.
Waycroas. Ca, Sept, i--Lghtnlng
struck the residence OF Mr. Dan w. CAS-
kins. clerk Of the Superior Court oe cof-
fee county. this afternoon. Al Douglas.
tearing It into splintsra and killing his
ouiy son Instantly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14
HASTE DOES NOT PAY.
Diplomacy Puts United States In Favor
a. to its Chimes. Policy.

Diplomacy Puts United States In Favor
a. to it, Chimes. Policy.
New York. Oct. 70. - Andrew d.
White. ambassador b Germany. came to
this city from Ithaca Friday night. He
expecss 70 return % Europe by next
Tuesdays steamship. In speaking Of
American diplomacy he said
Zone OF the shrewdest members Of
the diplomatic corps in Berlin expressed
the opinion that this country was the
only one that received any distinguished
success In the Chinese crisis. The other
governments there proceeded on the
theory that their representatives In Pc.
kin had been murdered. Therefore they
were disposed 10 rush developments
without taking any chance that the
ministers were alive.
The government of the United States
assumed that the Chinese govern.
ment was not hostile Tho result was
shown In this country receiving the first
news, the longest dispatch. that the
ministers were alive. Another great
stroke of diplomacy was when the for.
sign troops attacked Tien rsin the troops
Of this country held aloof The whole
Chinese matter shows the remarkable
shrewdness and excellent diplomacy Of
this country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14
SMALL WARsHIPs.
-Four More steamer. aud Three Gunboats
Added TO oar Savy at Manila.

Pour More steamer. aud Three Gunboats
Added to oar Navy at Manila.
Washington, Oct. l3-The extent Of
The feet OF small craft which the army
and navy gradually have accumulated
In the far east is shown by reports 20 the
navy department on the amount OF work
progressing at the Cavite yard. These
show four steamers. II Cano, Menveles.
Talens and Mendora; three gunboats.
the Albay, CaliAmenes and Garoqui and
two armored tugs now undergoing re-
pairs.
Some Of these boats were captured by
the army aud turned over 10 tho navy,
and all OF them are said 10 be well
adapted for service in the shallow waters
along the coast
The monitor Monadnock Is Also under.
going repairs at the Cayite station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14
Punishment Of Borer Leaders.

Berlin, Oct i3.-Dispatches received
here from Ten Tan dated Oct. ~ says:
AT conference Of diplomats at Pc
kin on October s, the German note Of
Oct ! was discussed. In regard 70 the
first point whether the list Of ring leaders
contained in tho Chinese omperor's edict
was complete, the conference declared
the name Of the culpits Tung Fuh Sian
and Hu Hsin were omitted. On the
point of two IL was decided the punish.
ment was inadequate. On the point Of
three it was concluded the penalties
mus be carried into effect by the del.
egates Of the legations"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14
AMERICAN CARS.
They WIN Take the Place Of old siyi,
Carriages In Germany.

They WIN Take tho Place Of old style
Carriages In Germany.
Washington. Oct. i3.-American rail.
road cars in Bavaria is the subject upon
which Vice Consul General Hanauor Of
Frankfort writes 10 the state department,
10 his latest report.
The Bavarian government says the
consul. which owns all the railways aud
canals in that state. recently has begun
work on an American model car 10 be
built In Nuremburg FOR an express train.
An American company which Is fur.
nishing the wood work aud metal fix.
lures has sent one Of It's constructors "a
supervise the construction Of the car.
This would seem, adds tho consul. q
indicate that the small old style car,
used In Germany are 10 be- abandoned
aud replaced by new ones patterned after
the commodious American style.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14

three.fourths Of the former duty col.
lected on th" articles mentioned shall
hereafter BE- charged
This rebate however. il In force only
~ the custom houses at Cape Gracias.a.
Dios, and the bluff and the articles will
not BE- permitted 20 enter any other part
Of Nicaragua without paying 25 per
cent additional duty. or the original
rate levied.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-14

Paris, Oct i3-A Trustworthy dis.
patch from Shanghai SAYS General Liu.
chief of the Black Flags has left Canton
AZ the head u a considerable force and
that he will traverse the province of Hu
Nan. will try and cross the Yaug Use at
Qua, and then. tmversing the province
Of Ho Nan, join the empress at Sian Flu.
capital Of the province OF Shen 81. for
the purpose of arting as her bodyguard
The dispatch adds IL Is believed the dow.
ager empress will arrive at San Flu
about OCT I'd.