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Results Mt Dclmur.

DELNAR PARK, Sept. 1s.-Results of toiay's
races: track fast:
First race-For threc-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlougs. Napoleon Bonapartc 0-ind-
sey). 10 20 /. won; Silinda (BelD, to 3. sec
ond; Libhie (Enos), to l. third Time. 1;l5 IA.
Second raco-For three-year -olds and upward;
selling; one mile. George Lee (Givcns), to /.
won; Kitty Clyde (HowelD, to l. second;
Orris UIindsy). to !. third. Time. ~ l-2.
Third race-For all ages; six and one-half fur
longs. Whitmore (Aker), to l, won; Pome.ia
(Watson) Is to l. second; DIR. Loveioy (Fred-
erick), 50 to l. third. Time, 1:23.
Fourth race-for two-year-olds; six furlongs.
Narque (Enos), Is to /, won Sambo Dale, 4
TO ]. second; Wakiia CBelD, to l, third Time,
lis IL.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward; one
and one-sixteenth miles. Van Hocrebekc %.
HalD, even won; Dandy Jim (BelD. to l. sec
ond: La spara (Houck), 10 to l, third. Time,
las 1-2.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
six furlonGs. Tom Collins (O'Brien). 10 to l,
won; Lunar 0indsey), to /, second; Meddle-
some (Walker), to l, third Time. 1:li l-2.
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Results ut Fort Erie,

FORT ERIE. Sept. 1s.-Results of today's
races; track slow:
First racc-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs. Toluca CHarD, to /,
won; Caloocan (Redfern), to l. second; Miss
Stanley ellis, to l. third. Time. I:l9
Second race-For two-ycar-olds; four and one
half furlongs. Katherine r. (Thompson), 10 to
/, won; Florette (Hayden) to /. second;
Natalie II. Pirfman), 10 to l. third. Time,
O:57 Ia
Third race-For three-year-oids and upward !:
selling; one mile. Baffed (Troxler), 5 to l,
won; Col Ballentyne (1hompson), to s, see
ond; Advocator CA. Weber,, to 5, third. Time
1:s5 Ia.
Fourth race-For all ages; six furongs Flint
Lock (Rediern) TO 5. won Invasion "a. Weber,
to 5. second; Hieaway (Houck), to /. third
Time 1:16.
Fifth race-For three-year-o!ds; selling; seven
furlongs. Cogswell (Manlovel, to S. won;
Boidle ellis, to 1, second; Rose Bird HIpuck),
TO l. third. Time, 1:32 1-2.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward: /:
six furlongs. Gray Daily "a. Weber,. to 5,
won; Myrtle Van tEllis), S to J. second; Flop
CThompson), to ], third. Time, 1:I6 IL
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the foot of the steps of the Capitol. The
entire mounted force of the city was on
duty there and when the body had been
carried into the Rotunda the police ar
rangements contemplated the placing of
platoon of mounted men across the
space at the foot of .the steps. As the
men were taking position at their desig-
mated posts they were ordered 10 the rear
by the army officer in question.
It is suggested that Congress may be
ask ed at the coming session to provide
such legislation as will avoid a repeti-
tion of such trouble. 1t will be urged. 1t
is said, that the authority of the Metro
politan Police Force should be extended
throughout the entire District of Column
bia and that the restrictions which now
deprive them of power to act upon Gov
reservations and in the Capitol
Grounds should be abolished
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE OPENS.
Eighty s1udents Report for the he
ginning of New Year OF StutIy.

The formal opening of the collegiate
department of Georgetown University
took place last night at o'clock at the
university buildings. At that hour eighty
students had arrived. about forty Of them
being newcomers. and these were received
by the president Of the university. Father
Jerome Dadgherty. The reception of the
students was very simple, each speaking
with Father Daugherty, ana being enroll
"a according TO the rules of the institu-
tion.
This morning at o'clock religious SER
vices will be held. at which solemn high
mass VIII be chantet. with Father Daugh-
srty as the celebrant. This ceremony is
the religious opening OF the university.
year II Will be doubly so. as il come. .lpon
the funeral day of the late President of
the United States. the day set aDart for
PRAYER and humiliation by PROCLAMATION
OF President Roosevelt The sermon OF.
S thiS occasion viii be delivered by Father
o Conner OF the university.
Directly after the singing OF the mass
prayers VIII be offered for the repose of
the soul Of the martyred President. The
students VIII then assemble in CASTOR
HAN, when the classes for the year will
be announced. Today there will be noe
work at the university, out OF respect tor
the memory of President Mckinley
Speaking last night of the opening %
the year at the university, Father Daughf
erty said that nothing like the full num-
ber of students have arrived. as very of
ten some delayed their coming for a week
or two. He said that by November l the
college department would be fun and the
work of the year well under way.
NJ
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sUPPLEE AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
The BOndsmnn of the Alleged EN-
bex.ler Surrenders Him.

Leo J. Vogt, bondsman for Henry w.
Suppee, wno is held TO await the action
of the grand jury. on charges of grand
larceny and embezZlen.ent. yesterday
the marshal.
supplee is accused of having appropri-
ated over 1900 cash and "A 81. 900 bond, be-
longingto Ffoulke & Co., stock brokers. of
this city. He was released on 81. 500 bond
MIR. Vogt becoming his surety Mr. Vogt's
action yesto rday was based on the adj
vice of his counsel. Brandenburg g. Bran
deDburg.
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Stolen base-Clarle. Two-base hits
OConnor, Flick. Thrce-base hits-Phil-
lippi. Warner. Sacrifice hits-Flick. Burke.
Double plays-Davis and Brausfield: Phil
lippi. Wagner, and Bransiield; O'Connor
and Ritchey. Struck out-B. Phillippi, g.:
by Ortiz 2. Bases on bails-On Phillippi,
2; of Orth, ]. Hit by pitcher-Douglass,
Ritchey. Orth. Flick. Passed ball-Jack-
litsch Umpire-o'Day. Time of game,
! hour and a. minutes. Attendance, 300
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
TOO FAST FOR THE eUAKERs
The Phiiiies Narrowly Escape n
ShufOut by the Pirates

PlTTSBURG, Sept. 1S.-Good pitching by
Phillippi and the Pirates fast fielding
which included three double plays. proved
too much for the Phillies today and they
were nearly shut out. F'licks double in
the ninth saved them from that humilia-
ton. Delehanty, who is reported to be
an agent for the American League, was
out of the game. 1t is said he is sick
The score:
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&C. c. c." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, Ioc.
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BOTH WENT TO CHICAGO.
McGfnnity's Weakness and BaIti-
mOre's Poor Fielding Fatal.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S-Chicago had lit
tie difficulty in taking two games from
Baltimore today. McGinnity was hit hard
in the first. In the second Baltimore
fielded weakly and could not touch Cal
lahan. The score:
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Sacrifice hit-Mertes. Two-base hits
Hartman, Callahan, Shugart. Stolen bases
Jones, Mcfarland. IsbeII Double pIav-
Williams. Keister, and Donlin Bases on
balls-Off Nops, l. Struck out-By Gala
han, i Left on bases-Boston, /; Chica-
/ hour
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Milwaukee. o O15O 0 %
Washington........ 0 0 0 0 0 o %
Mlr.N AIrEEr

Bases on balls-Washington, g Milwau-
kee. l. Two-base hits-Luskey, Grady,
Anderson, Bone, F'riel, Hailman G).
Ihree-base hts-Gilbert, Lee Double
play-Bone to Gilbert to Anderson. Hit
~ pitched ball-Miiwaukee. 2. Passed ball
-M3loney. Umpire-Hart. Time of game
l hour and % minutes. Attendance, 400.
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CHICAGO.

Sacrifice hits-Hoy, Shugart Three-base
man. Mcfarland, Sullivan Bases on balls
OF Patterson, !; off McGinnity, s; off
Dunn, 3. Struck out-By Patterson. s.
Passed ball-Sullivan. Left ON bases
baltimore. s; Chicago. Is. Time of game,
l hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-Haskell
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An Ohio Woman. VARIABLE. Found.

The police are endeavoring to fpd the Wash
lnSton address of Mrs. ". d. Briekham. of III
W. Monument Street, DAYTON, Ohio They have a
number OF valuables belonging to her which
were found at the Capitol on Tuesday.
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Bases on balls-By Mercer. /; by Hust-
ing. !. Three-base hit-Clingman. Home
run-Grady. Double play-tiilbert to An
derson. Struck out-By Mercer, l. by
Husting, l. Stolen base--Anderson. Um-
pire-Hart Time OF game. hour and 10
minutes.
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Results at hawthorne.
HAWTHORNE. Sept Is.-Results Of to

HAWTHORNE. Sept. Is.-Results of today's
races; track fast
First race-For three-year-o -olds; selling; seven
furlones. Artena (DominicD, 5 to 2. won;
Miss cara (Gormely). to /, second; Audie
(Dos). to /, third. Time, LOO IA.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
six fur,ongs. Den Thompson (otis). to /,
won; Headwater (KnghO, even second; Rance
Bassingeri to l. third. Time, ia.
Third race-For three-year-olds and upward; /;
selling; and three-eightls miles. Flying
Torpedo CGornely). c TO ;, won; Alaska (otis),
TO l. second; Little Elkin (Hope) 20 to /,
third Time, 2:2l IL.
Fourth raee-For two-year-olds: handicap; six
turiongs. Merriment Blake, to l, won; Nc
Chesney (Coburn). 3 to q second: Hargis a.
Walsh. TO !, third. Time, 1:I4 l-2
Fifth race-For three-year-olds: one and one
sixteenth miles. searcher (Coburn). to !, won;
Brutal (Dominick). to 2, second; obia (Gorrne-
ly). to s, third. Time. las.
Sixth race-For three-year-oIds and upward; Z;
selling; mile. Brownie Anderson (C!oriaely)
to l. won; John Grigsby (Coburn). 6 to l.
second: Bonnie Lissak q. Walsh, 2 to !. third
Time. I:iI "a.
half furlongs. South Trimble (Coburn) even,
won; Dark Secret (Knight) 2 TO J. second;
St Tammany Gandry), to l, third. Time
1:22 l-2.
Note-There will be no racing at Graye,end,
Delmar Park. Hawthorne, or Fort Erie today.
The Jockey Clubs Of the above tracks have de
cided out of respect for the memory OF President
Mckinley to close their gates while the Prcsi-
dents body Is being committed to its last rest
ing place in Canton, Ohio. The Willow Stakes,
which to have been run off at GravesenG to-
day, viii take the place OF one of the over
night events carded for Friday. Tho other
races set for decision today are declared off.
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All the newest ani most
attractive styles In mems
shoes. Blacks. taus. pat
ent leather ESiinl TO anT
500 shoes SO IN
ir.El. AvcuCe.
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Yesterdays Games.
american League)
milwaukee,, 3; Washington. 2
Washington, 5: Milwaukee g.
Chicago, S; Baltimore 3
Chicago. :; Baltimore. /.
Philadelphia-netroi
Go. Cleyela nd d-Boston-Rai
g (National League)
Pittsburg. 5; Philadelphia l.
New York -Brooklyn-Rain
Boston -Chicago-Ra
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BREWERS GET FIRST GAME
Milwaukee Had No Trouble IN
Winning From Lee.

Mercer's TvyirIing in the Second
Contest Too PuzzIing for Effective
Hitting on the Part of the Visitors
Games Lacked brilliant Features
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Malaria
The Washington times., 1901-09-19

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
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Denver. Oct. 2s.-Thc last service in
the old Peoples Tabernacle. on blake
street. near Nineteenth. Familiarity
known rs "UzzclIs." was held ycst,r.
day. In the morning Rev. e. ]. Hall.
associate pastor. preached. suggesting
the endowment OF the church. Just as
colleges nrc endowed. Ills suggestion
was that 1000 wealthy men Of the city
give sioo apiece to bc placed Mt inter.
est In order TO provide n permancn,
fund for continuing the work of the
church In She sluius. t.cv. +. a. uz.
zell preached the farewell sermon In
the evening. He was almost overcome
by emotion rs he recalled in n litilr
fiftccn.minutc speech sumc work he
had done in the seventeen years he has
held services in the old building. Al
the close OF his address an experience
meeting was held nj which many of
the old members OF the congregation
spoke.
The first service In the basement ot
the new tabernacle win he held next
Sunday morning. In the afternoon
ilvc.mlnuie sermons will be delivered
by Rev. Frost Craft. Rcv. Robert 4,
Coyle. Rev. George Bcticll Vosburgh
Rev. +. II. Bayley. Rev. David ~
Beach. Rev. e. II. PCitibone anu Rev
David Utter. Rev. Frost Craft wis a
college mate Of Parson Uzzrll.
In the evening Chancellor Buchtcl oi
the University OF Denver will preach
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01

Denver, Oct. 2S.-A Boulder special
of last Saturday night to the Denver
Republican gives the following account
of the Bert Striegel murder trial:
The trial of Bert StrieGcl, accused of
administering poison to his wife Bessie
Striegel, from the effects of which II
IL said she died. took an unexpected
turn to-day.
DIR. Battcy, one OF the physicians
who made u post mortem examination
of tho deceased. said II was his opinion
that she had died from the effects of
some Irritating poison. probably NOR
phine, but he could not swear that this
was tho case. and merely gave II rs his
opinion. DIR. Palmer. chemist at the
university, who made an analysis OF
the contents OF the stomach. said II
there was any morphine In the stom-
ach II was so small quantity that II
could not have produced death.
After this testimony was In. the de-
fcnse moved TO dismiss the ease be-
cause the prosecution had failed to
prove that the woman had died from
the effects OF poison. The case was
argued before Judge Bennett this even
Ing and the decision OF dismissal rem
dcrcd.
on the evening OF September 18th
suspicious noises We're heard coming
from the room occupied by Bert STRIFE
gel and his wife in the Lane block.
S;ricSel had rented the room the day
before. having just arrived from Long
mont. ON the morning OF the day on
which the woman was found dead. the
chambcrmnid went TO clean the room.
she was met a. the door by Stricsei
and told TINT his wife wns III and did
not want TO bc called until o'clock In
the afternoon. II was after u o'clock
when the suspicious noises were heard
and after knocking on the door repeat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
DISTRICT COURT AT BOULDER
DISCHARGES BERT STRIEGEL

edly and getting no answer, Mr.. Lane
was called. who, with the assistance
of a friend. forced open the door.
Mrs. Striegel was found dead on the
bed. Bert Striegel was struggling hard
for breath and was found To be under
the influence of a large dose OF lauda-
mum. Physicians We're immediately
called. who gave their attention TO re-
suscitating Striesel. After two days
work he was declared TO be out Of dan.
ger.
\ letter was found In the room occu'
pied by the two. signed by both. Ia
which they said they wanted to die to-
rcthcr. as they could not live separate.
A letter also written by him to a broth
cr-ii.-law stated In substance that Bcss
Strlegel was his only wife. the other
woman with whom he had formerly
lived was not his wife. 4 charge OF
bigamy was ut that time hanging over
him In Kansas City.
Bessie Striegel was formerly Bessie
Spar OF Denver. her father being u
prominent contractor. While Striegel
lived In Denver he paid his attentions
To Miss Sparr In opposition to the wish
Is OF her parents. The couple were Sc
crctly married and her parents did not
know OF Il until several weeks after.
IL occurred. They then forgave the
couple and took them In their own
home To live.
After that Striecci went to Kansas
City and got position In a drug store
and had his wife follow him. II was
while he was in Kansas City that wife
No. l appeared on the scene and en-.
tered suit for bisnmy against him.
Bessie Stricsei then left him and came
To Longmont. Stricscl followed a few
days later. beating his way on freight
train. From there they came TO Boul-
der.
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rn.n,nr ,h. rlarr, Line.

Denver. Oct. Gs.-An Eldora special
TO the Denver Republican says that j.
L. Frankcnbcreer. chief engineer for
the BOULDER d Inter Mountain Rail-
way Company. and twelve surveyors
arr now camped ON Beaver creek. six
miles south of ElJora. The corps is
making a complete survey ms 1t goes
along setting the grade stakes. They
expect TO move to Sulphldc. half mile
east Of Eldora. in a few days. Their
objective point is about one and one
half miles north of Eldora. the Boul-
der county mine.
Eighty men are now working ON the
grading in the lower end of South
Boulder canon. !. II. Del.emer of
Pueblo has the contract for construct
ing the grade from Superior TO the
Boulder County mine. distance of
twenty-five miles. Def,emcr Is also
working on two other railroad con
tracts. which accounts for his not hav-
ing a larger force on this new line.
The other two contracts will I've com
pleted in sixty days. and the men
working on them will bc put on the
BOULDER & fnter-Mountain construc-
tion work, raising the force to about
600 men.
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irrigation In,s''is',''., !,

ri, office II DEIHTrinI,....,,, "a
tho ~ 'pcrartmcut ~ ~
Washington has ARA % 5.,1. 5.,,'.,,i
rsssnr I.iwupi Mead. ..i,-II
,oSsS, l,, ,,,,.rsn 10 i'czIn q s'gly u. }. = !.
IN \, FOR ,arrien couutrir~ I,,lS Il i
,,,i ~ Manned . visit i' i.ls ,,
ns., @ snmmrr hut i''' ~ ~,
icfen him ucrc last ,.,l NJ T,..;,
suited I'm the lu=s oi h,' ri.ri-
rr.ycniSd rr'ss% him mom i"'''''
work. a T. lr1i
.,i,nm, rs%l',,,,, expert. in rlrarss ., ~ '.
s,,,rn si,,a,', ~ t,hcycnun has Y, W. \
,,,,,, ,lv,,'u y, nj pyrocrrd To- EeyPl N n, :.
,utg ,,ii,c,r ~ I,r viii un,l'r.3,s.. ,... ,,. n,
u, Tue ,,ai"r rCI"p'i nni IT. dIvi'i,,, ,9,rri ID
,,n,Nrs .. ma'' Tho lrriza.,.g..dl. I'd. 90 IJ. le
IN the c,ln%Uried. u,p,lr" The trrisa,..,,ili x
De-. oe .poI,y,t spr controlling Tic g,i g,gl
W. ,n, viii 'H he measure. nd, l,i l.,rip,
ycrl,,c,l .Sr in reports. Ih9,ST,ffiii 9l0,l,,fii.
,,ten of all tllc moE, ..,,,,s .,, 81
aud lrrlsation rs, s,tySIilii wIli show
nltudc OF these
works.
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FARMING MATT

The spraying OF nc,,,,
whltewash in the wIn, INN
swelling OF fruit buds m,'F n,
me effect OF bringing On % ,l,a
park louise or scale. Tha wy
Is to use two pounds az az n
iiiiie 10 one gallon Of wat.
The louise is not killed I,'
bnt tho whitewash slmnIs n
hold OF the adult scale NY,
the ground, SPRAYED ,r"nl
more healthy in every way @
For Keeping cabbage out
iect u smooth piece uf "ro,|
ilrni cabbage heads, lurn ny
AMI place In long row.
earth TO n depth of a Ia,
bage VIII keep well and sd
gotten out. This Is uinch n
having the cabhaGrs In a I'd
then there is danger of ~.
the pit Is uncovered. CaLi,s1
he Kept In the cellar In I,T,1
or earth Is usc,l 50 thar ,ba
remain compact.
A farmer uf northern =.
Gated In the region al.ovr >, Il
the city recently. Ills bsn,l
Ion caused an acIuaIulab,. n
the agricultural part Of m
is prospcrins. Il r.iu an.r,
ton best by giving niy II
encc," remarked the yl,li-
ago last spring l boush, M
land, for which | was a
The returns Wen, tnleFallt
last year. This year pl,,,'l
acrcs In potatoes. The ~
sacks to the ncr-. aud a, t.,l
VIII amount 10 $l5I au aFrp
iato crup. ! have bsrn SD
total value of the dlIcrut "A
on the farm of iIS car- M,
Ind that II amounts TO SlJ,l
Deuel.. Superintendent u IL
ellie road. with hgaIquir,I
city. estimated last cyTaln.
ears OF potatoes Will l.. SD
an AREA forty miles sIr,,r
Colorado. Tile car. aVrrs.,I
of liz pounds ,ach. NN
the potato crUp u The -
inc linnisnni" sum ng Ssioa
pf.scn; ycar.-Drnysr Nrp
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ii.-,. ~ S.rth.ru ,.a,

\ correspondent; u thr iOs
pictures In glowing cuifs u
incnt ~ the lsss'I sugar ia,ia,l
northern Part 0f Colugals
Northern CninFldn io' 1
north Z. south uf Isuyraa!
over the llrrt sugar piluL q
i- sc-n within ten mix, d
loaded with t--'ts f1T ih- iasV
inry. nnd the nristi.sAasi
nni Eaton i siiEry,i g. 1,
the WONDERFUL siUFis-. Z ysye'
b.~t cultun,. Men. uusss
drrn nrc cnEaE'ri Ia ibr lin.
tion to harvest iltr rfuP uhs/
i.us w,-athrr u ngirisg "a
the fields. In many hsai,ir{
Industry l. lati asi,ir lai
population il In tho lsvt ga
The country du.-s Mt r1sii
enough To carry The tsyi'
railways could suIfly ias
beet. would l., agTitiuz si
at the rats of inn cars 4 iII.
The fartnrf. say that %
~xcvpi III" IS1iai" rrpg Ei'1t
Vornhi- rSsl,i.'irn. has styf
as n profit u,aErr with ne
rrop. Last year the m1b 'i'i
tato growers made %" l'eaf
arr. thousan,i. - 1rJss = ssnl
land In northern colg1z5s
na, pay cNt-usss uhsa isia
,aia,--. Whsat AMI sliai's
H. -omparyl with ihc 'ssg
profit iS the farmer.
u will tell yea what ~ u
Lady fFi-ud ucyVainplisAfi a
i,c-, Industry this yet 'yai
m,ary J. u. ballard = ~
ccutivc committee u Iowa
cinity. The iv" laii,c. 10
, thn.ins,lc over the i-yi tiis'|
cii-d tn rvut ten aUfrs . at1'
II planted in ls,'s's un issf
They r>id q farmer $40 a
land, hir'i all THE w"is -
.on nni have Ci"lrs,i =.
IN. i.-,is. They make -
their faith tn tlir sltE1f es'l
Scores ~ little Wilt" ~
.r-n FROM the rlrwiu.l'ss
sixty miles between lsa'V
/ mont. In these iyii's l''f
isrns of COLORADO ih1t W
ttar,,-i by the spr.id.nz y
northern Colorado t-Nt ~
stxte~u To- twenty TT ~
aud eighty slN T-.r o'n' T., :,
heads ., ,li~ families ni's > >
nil .ummrr ami will lN ~ ~
men, un the railroad zrsds .. Y
A Tendency tp diy5lr nF " !,
i. setting iu and hu'in,,,, ~. I
new iieii In the "y,5' ~ ~ <
rrs who n few months ~ -, !.
/ the ,lvnry wastes ~ ~
pr Nebraska fUr the me- n...,,. =
scans og C"lur1l" WIS I
giants at guviry. hA'N ~
md ilauId-r ~ u nov 80, ,..,s
io,inrr,i, the whole 81 l,.. 7 ~, |, I,
10 will ". electrified .',' -
prosperity ani '"l"ia,.. ~, , ,
IN. Of the richest ~
itras ON the Elulsrs -,
AnJ the humble s1-l, y,
by hrnlus anil cn'TEl .,i+t
rado men, who mate - !
,bc mines ~ CrilI'r vi. ,
Vile will accompIi-"
change
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
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says: walter Baker q Co. of Dur-
chester. Mass, U. $. A.. have sivea
years of study to the skilful prepara-
ton of cocoa and chocolate. and have
devised machinery and systems Pc
culiar to their methods OF treatment
whereby the purity. paiatabiiity. and
highest nutrient characteristics are re-
tained. Their preparations are known
the world over and have rec ed the
highest Endorsements from the medical
practitioner. the nurse. and the intel
ligent housekeeper and caterer"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
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Georgetown. Ky. oct. .Is-Ex-SrcTc-
,ary of State Caleb Powers was ycSicr-
.lsy again convicted as accessory be-
fore the fact 10 the murder of Governor
William y. Gocbel in January. 1850.
aud for the second time sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
The second trial began octol'rr sti
aud has continued with three sessions
daily. court adiouruinE late each night.
The present term Of court expired last
night. Arguments were limited. 50
that the case went to the jury at
o'clock In the afternoon. and verdict
of guilty soon followed.
Powers sai pale and moiionlcss when
the verdict was announced by the fore
man. II. =. Calvert. his old schoolnatc
Opposite powers. on the other side OF
the courtroom with the attorneys. sai
Arthur Gocl,ei. brother Of the late sen
atnr and governor. with his eyes fixed
ON the prisoner. The attorneys Of
Powers shook his hand. expressing
aloud their belief in his innocence
Women crowded around Powers. cu
hracinr aud kissing him. and tcars
were shed.
The defense having filed n motion
for n new trial. Judge Cantrill heard
arguments Immediately on the petition
The motion for n new trial was over
ruled. and the case will bc appealed
The Judgment is suspended pending
the decision Of the higher tribunal
Powers was taken 10 Frankfort ant
committed TO jail without ball.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
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Colorado Springs. Colo. Oct. ~
Late tonight the top OF the mountain
range west Of the city. OF which Mount
Garfield is one Of the prominent peaks.
is brilliantly Illuminated by n timber
fire. Smoke was seen there during the
afternoon and under a very high wind
1t is tonight developing to an extensive
forest fire. As far ms known nothing
is being done to suppress it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
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New York. oct. 2s.-During the fis-
cal year just ended the state of New
Jersey chartered 2,3i2 corporations. re.
cciving thcrefrom in fees for filing
SJ5S. .36g. This Is an Increase of SiGs.-
I2i over similar receipts for 1900. The
pcs OF the United States Steel corpor-
alton. which amounted TO $4,000.