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RABBITS FOOT PUT
H00D00 TO ROUT
AMBITION TO BECOME The ICE
MAN BRINGS LAD TO
GRIEF.
Gamblers Ar. Given sons Pros. Sc
cause Of lnsufseieney Of Evidence
-stsmpeds in ssth House Pro
susss Trouble for Several Jsps-

A time-h0nored hoodoo wss put ont Of
commission yesterday when the erstwhile
unlucky 10 was boldly de5ed. and pat 70
route. Thirteen Orientals. possessing
picturesque cogBouens. we're found IN
der compromising conditions IN a room
Ia E building located opposite the Oahu
Railway depot the other evening. H.
Traditional Number was kept intact By
bringing the entire bunch down 70 police
station. where they were booked upon
charge q gambling. At the same tine
some discriminating erideuce Ia the shape
Of PLAYING cards and cOlered clips were
secured
However. during the tine eispsing Be-
tween the night 81 arrest and yesterday
morning. a large number q rabpit's feet
must have gotten ia their deadly work.
The hoodoo which is alleged 20 have
PLAYED tag with any proposition N which
tie number - D. connected. rhereupon ~
ceived is knock-down blow. As smiling
and happy q crowd e. ever rested under
a crowd lined up before Judge Wilcox
yesterday morning when the police court
docket was called The entire thirteen
denied the allegation that they had in
duiged 90 e friendly chase or the festive
tiger 90 his lair Attorney Brooks. the
dean Of practitioners before the district
o.
lucky combination His clients stood
their ground and explained that the
paraphernalia found in the room at the
time Of the arrest was left SIS 2 legacy
Of q former gambling party.
The prosecution nolie prose- the cases
Of n Pong and Al FoOn. with the hopes
that their testimony might prove dam
aging for the remainder Of the defend
ants. These Chinese declared that no
gambling was being conducted on the
premises. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
saw no need Of proceeding further. The
attempt 90 get enc member Of the gang
to testify against his fellows proved fut-
ile a u0lle prnsequi was therefore. en-
tered against all concerned. The Celes
tials wore broad grins as they left the
court room.
Little George was making an honest
endeavor to be the ice man. but it 5000
led him into tr0uhle The lad gave his
name as George Kopia- He had the
charge Of truancy entered after his name
The lad claimed that he was acting as
assistant engineer Of a local ice peram-
bulator. The CONVEYANCE Of CONCEALED
moisture WIS somewhat tardy in its trims
about the CITY hence the bow was not al
WAYS able 70 nut in full working time in
school Dlucking the fruit from the tree
Of KNOWLEDGE While George was mad
verbally carving out short weight he was
totally unconscious Of the great loss he
sustained In not participating in the
plentcous feast OF fads as provided by
the Department Of Education. The lad
was woefully ignorant of the fact that
n practical instruction in the modus on
erandi Of the oyster plant or the life
and habits Of the endive was being elm
mated from his stock in trade OF accom-
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is STILL FOREIGN.
seamen at TutuiIa. Samoa. Regarded
As FOREIGNERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-The Sec
rotary Of the Navy has decided that the
naval station at Tutuila. Samoa IS to
- regarded as a foreign station. so far
As eOnceE-s the discharge OF ssamen and
tls relief OF distressed mariners
The complaint % the natives Of Tutu-
IT,. recently transmitted 10 the Navy
Department By Lieutenant Dorm has been
adjusted already. It appears that Cap
tain Tiiley. being short Of cash. was
obliged 10 give personal notes IN payment
for the land and arms Of the natives.
taken under the treaty Of Berlin. By
drawing apOn the emergency fund 10 the
amount Of $1,000. which was the ap
praised value OF the arms taken from the
1atiYes. this account has been settled
and arrangements have been made for
securing the money necessary TO pay for
the lands. subject TO the approval OF
Congress at the next session. Nothing
ean be done toward meeting a complaint
that trade is hampered by the uncertain
tenure Of the tariff rates until the Su-
preme Court next October passes upon
tile remaining insular cases and finally
determines the exact relation between
the Island Of Tutuila and the United
States
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PLANS A sHAKg-up IN SOUTH.
Report That Roosevelt viii Give
Places to Some Democrats.

WASHINGTON. Oct president
Roosevelt is contemplating a plan Of
campaign in the South which will shake
up the old barnacles. He is considering
tie advisa. lily of appointing reputable
Democrats to Federal Offices here and
there in the South and giving the cold
shoulder to the mossback Southern Re
pnblicans. who have never been OF the
slightest good to the party and have re-
mained faithful simply and solely that
they might control the patronage
President Roosevelt is turning toward
tie sound-money protectionists in the
South aud he has asked Clark Howell
10 come here and discuss the situation
" ia him. 1t is believed the President
az % intends 70 ask the advice OF two or
n re conservative Democratic Senators
In the South. like Morgan and McEnery.
and then submit the whole scheme to
three or four Northern Senator's lige Al
lison, SpoOner, Proctor and CullOm.
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Observation-Disclosures
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TIE Pr.ssisicnt ard hss ehfEfrea ~zskes
fruEn tie Waite Hoazs % she ch11sb
and arrived after sks buiI6sng had SIls6
He tsck lis ss&s Il tns secc11 roT
zsrhon< esreEz1zy IL tne close q ths
services khe cozxTsEaEloa renainsz
ssanSinx whi1s TIE President psssed 0as
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Roosevelt,s Church Crowded.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-President
Roosevelt attended divine services today
at the Grace Reformed Church accom-
panied by his daughter Ethel and his son
Kermit. The little building was even
more crowded than week ago. Chairs
were placed in the aisles and about the
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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To LE'r-The commodiOus residence at
Pawaa recently occupied by Hon. ]. A.
Cummins. This house Is partly fur
Rished. For terms, apply 10 ]. .. Car
ter. trustee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
FARMING MATTERS.

The Towering of potatoes has been
found by NJ. Michalet TO withdraw much
starch from the tubers, and expert
mentS In France have convinced him
that the product OF tho plants may be
Improved by removing all blossoms.
The influence OF modern cloud d-shoot-
Ing In preventing or dispensing hail
seems to have been exaggerated, al
though the practice has gained favor
20 rapidly that some 1,i0O shooting sta
tions have been established In Hun
gary and many more In Italy. II is
supposed that the atmospheric whirls
set up by gunpowdcr explosions in a
mortar with n long funnel penetrate
the clouds with sufficient force to
prove effective. In tests witnessed by
the director OF the Austrian meteor
illogical service. n whirl with ,nn initial
velocity OF 200 miles nm hour was re-
duced to about seventy-iivc miles nii
hour NJ II height of ~ yards. ana 1t
was estimated that no whirl could
reach 40 yards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Iiasur Arbitration Court.

Berlin. June l5.-F. W. Hollis, United
states member OF The Hague nrbitra-
ton court. during mn Interview said
that The Hague Arbitration Court had
only Just bcn organized by the mp
pointmcnt OF the last OF the fifty.fiyc
Judges. but several international aucs-
tions are already before the court. The
Transvnal question was certainly not
one Of these. because The Hague peace
conference had decided that the Bocr
states Were not sovereign states.
The court will not he In permanent
session. but will only net when suit
able questions ARE presented To II. when
the whole court VIII select u bench to
adJudicatc each question.
Mr.. Hollis said both Count Won Buc-
low and Baron Won Kichthofcn. foreign
minister. has received him In the mo-,
kindly manner. sharing his belief that
The Hague court was. like the Magma
Chartn. nn agreement around which
future International law VIII crystal
izc. Mr.. Hollis believes, that the En-
pcror. the German government and the
German people are now sincerely In
favor OF Tn. Hague Arbitration Court
on ali questions which seem to proper
Is belong there. Mr.. Hollis thinks this
Is NIL the more remarkable because
Germany. during the conference In
iS9. had nt first number OF serious.
wcighiy objections To urge against mr.
bitration. hut she has now honestly
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
CHINESE ORGANIZE
To FIGHT EXCLUSION

New York. June 1.-The Tribune
says:
The Chinese In the United States are
preparing FOR an organized fight 10 oh
thih the aDoslute repeal OF the Geary
eSciIsloh ACT mt the coming session OF
Congress. Tile movement was started
here this week, ana IL Is cxpectcd IN
spread rapidly To Philadelphia, Chi
cago, Portland, Seattle. San Francisco
anu other cities having large Chinese
populations.
a powerful organization has been cf-
iectcd among the Chinese merchants
OF inns city. Within the next two
weeks every one OF the 1900 Chinese
mere VIII bc asked to sign n carefully
prepared memorial TO the United
states goverIsncnt asking that the eN-
ciision act hc repealed. The memorial
WIZ protest In the strongest possible
terms against having the act extended
ior twenty years from the date OF its
expiration III 1892. II will be forward
cd TO the government, along with n
similar memorial prepared in other
cities. through WI Ting Fang. CHI
nese minister at Washington.
An effort VIII also lie made to OBJ
tain the support OF thousands OF Amer
leans whom the Chinese believe are op-
posed TO the exclusion act. The CHI
hcsc realize the handicap which Is
placed on the movement through their
lack Of suffrage.
Their strongest hope OF eventual sue
cess Hes In WI Ting Fang's influence.
They say that II was ON his advice
that they organized for the struggle.
They, depend largely on his personal
popularity To get them fighting sup
portcrs In the Senate and House.
The memorial 10 Congress will de-
nnnd the nlrsolut" repeal OF the cS-
clnslon nct on the grounds OF fair play
ana ns u sort OF reciprocity for the
opening or Chinese ports. Commercial
benefits which America would derive
from granting free communication
with the Chinese Will be point
strongly pressed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Pop. Leo - Chez. Player.

Pope Leo XIII. finds his chief rccrc-
alton In the game OF chess. and he In
said to be one OF tho best players In
all Europe. A Roman priest. Father
Gu!ln. has the honor OF being his
usual fellow player. and he has full.
filled this high function for thirty.fvo
years. or since long before viccnzo
Gioacchino Pccci became Leo XIII.
when the cardinal mounted tho pom.
tiflcal throne Father Guiia was In
Florence. The. new Pope called him
to Rome and even gave him his iodg.
inE In tho palace OF tho vatican. His
Skill ut chess Ia marvellous. but he In
credited with strangely irnscibic
temper. At times when the contest In
going against him he works himself
into n terrible passion. on these oc-
cnsions tho Pope stops the game and
delivers to Father Guiia neat iittic
discourse In praise OF Christian rcnun-
citation and the conqucs; OF self.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Railroad to Aid settlers.

Grand Forks. y. D.. June 1I.-News
has been received here that the agents
of the Northern Pacific road are nu-
,horizcd to purchase cattle and sheep
In Montana and deliver them TO farm
crs or n share basis. The plan VIII be
especially appreciated by the Russian.
Swedish and Norwegian home seekers
rhn have come into the state in recent
wears and taken up claims. Stock Is
given TO them, fhc owners taking from
ihcm onc-third to onc-hnlf the net
prolIts ms their share and interest on
the original Investment. The farmers
are f. he allowed so utilize the stock
in whatever way leads TO the most
profit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
u,,,,.h r.,,. Defeated.


London. June 1I.-Lord Kitchener
cables from Pretoria under yesterdays
date MS follows:
Near wclmnnsrus;. twenty miles
south Of Miidicburg. 80 Victorian
mounted rifles from General Bcas'on's
column were surprised In camp at
strcnkooisprnit by a superior force OF
Beers Mt T::s0 p. m. June 18th. The
enemy crcp; UP TO within short range
and poured deadly fire into the camp
killing two officers and sixteen men.
and wounding four officers ana thirty
cIch. men. OF whom twcniy-cight were
slightly wounded. Only two officers
and fifty men escaped TO General
Bcaston's camp. The remainder were
taken prisoners and released. Two
pompons were captured by the enemy.
Full details have not yet been re-
ccivCd."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
CITY PEOPLE CURIOUS.
Coiorcd Mans Song Nearly biochs
Trafic In New York.

II was only a song. and an old one
n, that. but Il came near causing a
b,ock on the Broadway cable line tho
other day. The singer was as BLACK
as the coal In the cart he was driv-
ing. but that fact cast no shadow on
his exuberant spirits. As he swung
hIs chariot from Broadway into Cort-
,,ndt street he raised his voice. says
the New York Mail and Express. Ihen
tho trouble began. When the notes OF
"old Black Joe" rang out high ana
cIear above the din of traffic expires.
sions OF blank amazement ovcrspread
the fnces OF the hurrying pedestrians
who thronged the sidewalks. Necks
we're croned in n vain search for the
,oca,ion of some newly patented phon-
,rro,b Crowds collected and gazed
ynrantly into the air, as II they eN-
nocted to locate the sound in some OF
nco window, Teams were drawn up
until n long line of trucks extended
,r,o cortlandt street to Broadway.
barring access to the street, that tneir
drivers might ascertain the cause Oh
tho crowds curiosity. suddenly
,ewsboy cried: "Ah, rubber. Dontcher
600 i,.s only de niger a-singin'? the
crowd laughed. The darky. now lus-
al, holding forth on "The Suwanee
Riyer," turned sharply into Church
s,roet, totally oblivious to the excite
ment he had caused. The crowd then
%,snersed. and the long line of wagons
noran to move once more. well!
o,elaImed a Jerseyman on his way
20 Tho ferry. New Workers call coun-
tpv w people curious, but He shrus-
"a Mia shoulders and passed on.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
SUCCESSFUL coLoREp MEN
Boulder. Colorado. tho Home Of Two Who
Have Won High Positions.


Have Won High Positions.
Boulder. Colorado. has the distinc-
tion Of being the home OF the only
chief telegraph operator OF railway
in the United States who is colored
man. says the Denver News. s. u.
Mackey. the chief operator of the Col
orado & Northwestern railway. not
only fills tho position or head OF tho
telegraph department OF the road. but
he Ia equally efficient as train dis
patcher and private secretary to Gen.
eral Manager Culbertson. He is n
stenographer and typewriter OF special
ability and his gentlemnnly address
and ability In everything he under
takes have made him highly popular
among citizens OF Boulder.
Mackey IL a native or Greenville.
Pennsylvania. where he was educated
in the public schools. After graduat-
ing from the high school he pursued
special course OF studies ut Teal col.
lege. Since arriving at Boulder he
has found time to study Latin and
French and next fall hc will enter
upon n special course In the State
university. He Ii now twenty-eight
years OF age. active. energetic and
wide awake to the intrests OF his en-
ployers. Recently he undertook tho
Issuance OF an elegantly illustrated
pamphlet upon Boulder county. The
title OF the publication is Picturesque
Boulder and Gems OF Boulder County"
Boulder has another coiored man
who Is .ainin. Wide reputation on ac-
count OF special ability. His name IL
o. 7. Jackson. Last year when the
board of directors OF tho Chautnuqua
looked about for man to take charge
NJ Ia. III lh
cafe. jackson was selected for the po-
sition. He filled II 30 well that no Is
In charge for tho approaching session.
He employs sixty or sevcnty.fivc per-
sons TO assist In the work and his au-
thority Is supreme.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
saiisr I'o~,. wanted

An English literary writer says that
tho time is fully ripe for the advent
of n sailor poet and the marine cngi-
nccr poet. Whether they write In
terms OF rhyme or no care not. A
virgin field awaits them. n noble In
hcritancc. maturing for ages. They
can. II they come. utterly rcfutc the
false and foolish prattic OF the arm
chair philosophers and prove triumph
nntiy that 30 far from the romance
and poetry OF tho sea being dead II has
hardly yet been given any adequate
expression whatever
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
would Race Across tho Atlantic

London. June 1o.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton is willing that the Shamrock IL.
should race with the Independence II
n cup were offered. after his engage.
mcnt with the New York Yacht CLUB
Is concluded.
"What would like to do he said,
"would be TO arrange n rncc with the
Constitution across the Atlantic aftcf
the challenge races. whoever wins
there. This would be good sport anu
, fine test of seamanship.'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
ro.,.r. to u. Reduces, :. On. Cent.

Tn, President who succeeds In getting
this measure through Congress. will hold
hiEh place In the esteem of the people.
but no higher perhaps. than tho esteem in
which everybody holds Iios,cttcrs Siom-
aeh ni'icrs. This inedieinc gets at tn.
starting point OF disease by acting on tho
stomach. helping that organ In its duty OF
dirrstinE food. II cures dyspepsia. lndIrcs-
iion. constipation. stimulates tho kidneys.
and strengthens the nerves. Dc purc to
IL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
crn,, t,oJr, Of Forester.

Lcndvillc. Colo. June 15.-The For
cstcrs of America. who are holding
their state session here. spent nearly
the entire day yesterday In the consid'
Grafton and adoption OF their new by
laws.
Thc annual reports of the officers
show that there are twcnty-sevcn
lodges of the order In the state. which
have increased 200 members since
their last years session.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
NEW FAST TRAIN TO COLORADO
VI. Mi..our, Pacific Railway

The Missouri Pacific Railway is now
operating double daily service from st.
Louis and Kansas City to points in
Colorado. Utah and the Pacific coast.
Trains leave St Louis 0 a. m, and
1910 p. m. Kansas City 6 p. m. and 10
a. m. carrying through sleeping cara
between St. Louis and San Francisco
without change. Excursion tickets
now on sale. For further information
address Company's agents.
II. C. TOWNSEND.
G. p. G. 7. Agent. St. Louis. Mo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
While the Cuban commission was in

While the Cuban commission was In
Washington the delegates Informed
Secretary Root that they did not think
(, would be possible to have the Gu
han government organized before Feb
ruury 1st, owing to the fact that GER
tain procedures mus. be had under the
new constitution. opinion Mt the war
department Is that there Will be little
or no difficulty in cffecting change
from Americdn military control to Gu
ban civil control.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Lives OF great men all remind us-
But our memories fraZzlc out.
SO we can't recall, to save us.
What they make us think about.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

h,r lips than she dis
n for the utterance OF
,hsd them back unsaid.
,h,, fatal night In the IL
and she had lived SEEM
and unheard by each
tlre,ly remote as though
,uratsd them. instead OF
ss or feet. as the case
kgv she felt that. by this
,,llsd-tor act. she had
i,h all the good so many
,a helped to accomplish.
having once given her
t,l, that she must abide
I,vsared at the breakfast
rornIRg. to all outward
upsr,urable as usual.
,l,o risen betimes to sec
ta.t. and rattle on in gal
through the dismal meal.
b,ee for the other two to
opinions. had they been
AZ length. n footman en-
toanee the arrival OF the
he hall door. Eddie rose
(tls further comforts. and
k,l Mildred at last alone.
,ozard her. and. taking
.. held them with u clasp
- almost to pain.
ne kindly" he said. In a
o. acute meaning.
L said.
hopeless. Mildrcd7"
Be- late for your train"
lss Trevanion. very gent
:, ,ha, Kings Abbott was
sF,r OF guests: and still
e were unhappy. because
"a that carried away
-esi among It's cushions
Dsa:il. brought to i.ndy
,,er ;hA, hiled her gentle
dire alarm.
sesan. Mr.. Dear Niece"
Your attached aunt. Har.
It, contents being TO the
sty Eagleton-Lady Caro-
BY the fathers sidc-hnd
ssts up her mind to sacri-
,sfes. inclination. habits.
s'ally for the purpose OF
sr Iocicty upon her dear
bald. This was inccd n
s,f ladyship-havin. at
lruiblciomc age OF eighty
cas Of those people whom
4 4 kind OF tnnrtyrdom.
kgaes never come single. II
=, this time also that Lady
hrt for the nrst time OF
fEsal o, DcnxIl YounEc. The
s,rto kept Il ncrvously to
hss Of 4, now and then
p feelings OF pain and
Ptia TO pleasure. but out
pressing all sign until this
FAty Caroline timidly and
face touched on the subject
Psi admiration OF her.
4 pity you could not care
Fired" she said. interroga-
foush 1t were by no means
that Mildred did not care
/. should all like 1t so much.
l'hcF says"
bIe hastily and threw down
lsils two red spots appeared
|t
she said. perhaps II will
pad will put n stop to all
Elton OF this matter. II I
Z truth. Mr.. Younge did
Ee. and I refused him."
td almost defiantly and
|'iVc the room.
Is II possible7" exclaimed
lle.
'I' cried Mabel. who was
Y, with lively reproach and
In her tone.
. a crime then? Has moth
kind ever been done be-
'2hdcd Mildred, passionate
va she went out. and left
~ "onderings and censures
duct.
Sir George was told
news. 1t rendered him at
vs. and then despairing.
re becoming more embar-
eh'ansled day by day. the
possession of a large sum
tins the only hope his law
'o'a u out to him of ultimate
'ae estate: and. rs affairs
wa " be a difficult IL not I'm
81 TO procure It. Denzil.
amense wealth. was out OF
we ~ Tor Mildred. would have
ue u OF lending twice the
,u,red. But now all that was
~ ~ Mildred's had been the
'sh the hope aside.
and Lady Caroline were
Is'ant and unsympathetic to
! :. uays; her father irritably
'.ef !. with n sort of mourn
,nat touched her far more.
.0 ato"' who at this period
,"V' and an adroitness tina,
reflected honor on n clev-
managed to be perpetually
nus attentions were open
,,,aAaole. ~ while he declared
y 10 withdraw from hei
ven for a time by the fact
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
G. p. G T. Agent. st. Louis. Mo.

Senator" she asked. 'do You be-
licvc in the survival OF the tittcstr'
81 do" he rcplicd-"as long as the
iittcst has the patronage to distrib-
ute"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Having hitched your wagon to star
Keep your eye peeled lest the star run
away with your wagon before you have
time TO climb into the same.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Pito's euro for Consumption IL an infailibls
medicine for coughs and colds.-S. W. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove, n. j.. Feb. Ia. 1900
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, 15c.

One reason why there are so many
asked any more to hold skeins OF yarn
while the girls wind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Always use Russ Bleaching Blue. the
famous bag blue. one package equals two
Of any other bag blue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

In recent Sunday school speech John
d. Rockefeller said: Money Is nothing
He would probably revise his opinion it
he couldn't afford to have window
screens during the hot weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

II any witch has survived the nine
tccnth century she will doubtless here
after ride carpet sweeper instead OF
a broomstick. In order TO be UP 10
date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Ar. You Using A,,e,.. roo,.ra..-

II Is tho only cure for Swollen.
smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Easc, n powder to be shaken into
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.