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PRICE ONE CENT.
COMMENT FROM EUROPE.
General Expressions Of Regret by
the Foreign Press.
sympathy for the American People
over the Attempted AsSasSiRatiOn
of the Pre>tdeEt-6 Movement
Against Anarchists Suggezted.

y m hhSthE Tor the American People
over the Attempted AsSaSSIRation
of the Pre>tdent-6 Movement
Against Anarchists SaEsested.
BERLIN. sept The ..Frankftirter
Zeituus" voices the general sentiment OF
all Germany by expressing the hope that
IL viii be proved that the assailant Of
President AIcRlaIey is not a German. It
SAYS that whatever can be said against
President MeKinley's policy. his person
ality was such as 90 make an attempt on
his life the last thing 70 be expected.
PARIS. sept All the morning news
papers express sympathy with Americans
on the attempted sssassiuation Of Presi-
dent Mckinley. There are also express
sions Of horror at the attempt to kin tho
President.
Some journals Criticise President Nc
KinIey's alleged imperiaustic tendencies.
The Echo de Paris" heads it's article
''NapoIeon Mckinley The article, al
though sympathetic, dweus on the Presi-
dents iron VIII and violent taste for au-
thority-
The -Matin~ says: No man ever en-
joyed to "a sreater extent the esteem OF
his feIlow-cIlzens
The Figaro" says: President McKin-
ley persOHided in the eyes of the crowd
the aristocracy Of riches. Nevertheless.
ne was simple and kind. and we trust the
American people viii be spared from grief
and mourning"
ROME. sept The "PopoIo Romano
says the would-be assassin Of President
Mckinley is Of the same Anarchist class
as Bresci, the murderer Of King Humbert.
The paper expresses the hope that the
United States win see the necessity OF
crushing these evil-doers
The 'MessaEer0" praises President Nc
Kinley's qualities II says that the at
tempt upon his lie proves that the Unit
co States should cooperate with EuroDe
against Anarchists.
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CHINESE PROTOCOL SIGNED.
Agreement with the Powers Com
pleted AT PeLin.

PEKIE. Sept THE protocol between
the Chinese Government and the Powers.
after long delay, was signed today by tho
foreign ministers and the Chinese pIeui-
pUtcuJiIriCs-
speedy restoration of affairs 10 normal
condition and that general reforms wiIl
now go forward. The business interests
of the empire are expected TO show imme-
diaty Improvement
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'"E 'il'''' ''''Si''' 9'ie Is '"N''s 'l'7
MATTE '''li'l'' '''''-s' si'' "'li'' 'S ''i'
} lie exeter 'i''"' III hu'''''' Is '< intense
"S ever ana every " mere great ''.'''l j.
r''NS'" "' 'h' manner I'LL ""l'" MIS- -'1-
N'"'eS 'e'Is the "i'e''" @l',I u "'S
known 'h't the F'eS'u''' $ WOUNDS were
Noi necessarily mortar l''' r0"''' ''-''' '''
TOT uns ''"'Tr" ll' MIS- -"'N''''S ''9
much almost as III the fresl"ehI III was
ness the Shock might De- t'" severe l"I
ArE- 'ai as Is 'lJ'N tA' case Win "'lil'"
"h" are weak n,TF"u@'E or PHlS'''''S "''"
VII" suddenly are confronted with eii-
Sis. she rose 20 the occasion
Many BU1aionians got no sleep during
The night while others snatched only
few hours of rest Excitement kept all
up, and the single purpose OF everyone
was to get the latest details resarnl"E '"e
condition OF the President ana MS we
Those who haunted the morning neWsp'-
per offices through the nlEhI u'paI ''u
with The first Grey streaks oi dawn ana
were supplanted by others VINO TOOK up
the vigil apparently for the day IN front
Of the afternoon newspaper offices. every
bulletin announcing cheering news from
the wounded President being greeted
with delight and shouts Of joy
Today everyone is wondering how
Czoigosz possibly escaped without being
Nnched or even burned alive Even al
police headquarters, where rigid guard
was maintained ali hlsht ana Ihe cioWoS
kept back from the building Tor DIS
tauce Of several blocks, there are high
police officers who assert 1t would give
them great pleasure to see the miserable
assassin hanged Every law-abiding cit
izen d,n"unees anarchy ana anarchists
in unrestricted and often unp"nldpie
terms Grief Is deep throughout the city
naturally but the actions OF the Presi-
dent and his official family nave been Oh
such friendly, confding nature toward
the public that every Buha!onian feels a
genuine personal interest in the matter
that so honored guest of the municipal
ity should have been injured
As the facts became public through the
night there was tendency to censure the
police, local and Secret Service men To-
day there are some who insist the
crime should have been prevented This
belief, however, IS not shared in by every
one and many are loath to censure- Ihey
say some plan could De adopted 10 pre-
vent any such occurrence at public recep-
tions by making people submit to closer
scrutiny
About midnight the crowd in the Vi
cinity Of the Milburn home disappeared
The thronss were orderly and peaceful
and made practically no noise Every
one seemed 70 do all possible TO prevent
disturbance
Except Ior the ioplhs IN OF the Street
'he scene ABOUT the mouse III the early
morning "ouid nave indicated nothing.
numerous ponce oHleers ana detectives
were concealed ABOUT the grounds, now
ever and no one was permitted 70 ap-
proach the place
Standing back from the street, the
house Is quiet II Is surrounded
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LUCY PARSONS TALKS.
Anarchist Wife of Hay Market Riot
er Calls CzoIgosz n Fool

er Calls CzOIEosz Fool
CHICAGO, Sept Lucy Parsons, wild
ow of Albert Parsons. who was hanged
for participancy in the Hay Market riots.
said today: "Anarchism is "a recoustruc-
tive system. II teaches that one must
strike at the root of political evil in
order 20 better social conditions.
Neither my husband nor myself ever
believed that the murder OF one man OF of
many men would contribute TO this end.
The murder Of one President only means
that another viii take his place and des-
potism continue. Scouudrols. ] call them
ALL We do not need Presidents so 1 re-
gard them all as being Of little impor-
tance.
"Czolgosz was not an Anarchist. You
may quote me as saying that ne was a
d-n fool, for ] am not a Christian. But
believe he was a disappointed Office
seeker. 1t is the Garfield assassination
over again
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NINE ARRESTS IN CHICAGO.
Belief THAT the Anarchist Plot Was
Hatched There

CHICAGO. Sept Information tend
ing TO show that the pot to assassinate
the President was hatched in Chicago was
tcieGraphsd last night by the Buffalo po-
lice TO Capt. Coueran Chief OF Detectives
On receipt of the telegram Captain Col
Israu, with "a squad Of FIVE officers, went
to gl5 carroll Avenue ana arrested all the
occupants OF the bidding at that mum
blr.
Nine persons Were -oupd-siz men and
three women. Abraham Iseek, editor Of
au Anarchist paper called the Free
Press" was one Of the number. His wife
and son were also taken into custody.
Iseek has lived in Chicago since last Jan
uary- Prior TO that he published an in
hammatory paper at Portland, Oregon,
called the "Firebrand He also publish
ed a paper for a short time at san Fran
cisco.
Iseek is a Russian and it is said was
known as a Nihnist in his own country
He came to America several years ago
and has been associated with Anarchists
and Socialists The clue upon which Iseek
was arrested was found on the assassin
in he shape of circulars from the press
of the "Flreb.and." Acting on the theory
that the purpose Of the paper has some
thing to DO with the attempt on the Pres
idents life. the raid was ordered by the
Buffalo police. A few days ago Iseek. it
is said, printed circulars and distributed
them around the West Side. attacking the
judges who issued injunctions against
picBets in the local strikes. These circu-
lars were extremely anal -histic
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NO BAND CONCERT TODAY.
Orders issued CanceIinE the Pro-
ernmme at the White House

In view of the serious condition of the
President ald the great grief and sorrow.
not only at the White House, but
throughout the city, the Marine Band viii
not give its customary Saturday evening
concert on the elhpse back Of the ENeCu-
tive Mansion this afternoon. The order
was issued this morning at the Navy De
partmeut CanceIiug the entertainment.
IL is not likely that the Marine Band
will give any more free public concerts
this season, certainly not until President
Mckinley is pronounced to be entirely out
of danger.
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BELIEVED TO BE CRITICAL.
COMMISSIONS MucfarIund's Opinion
of the Presidents Condition.

w. G. Hibbs, secretary 10 Commission
er II. y. +. Macfarlaud. who is now in
Buffalo. received the following despatch
from Mr.. Macfaraud this morning:
President in critical condition. but
physically hopeful VIII know UrUba-
bic outcome hv Monday. ] remain uu-
I'll after the crisis is passed Explain
70 Commissioners and reporters
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a GRAND ARMY EXPRESSION.
Phil Sheridan Post DepIores the At
tack on the President

When the members Of Phil Sheridan
Post. G. \ r. assembled in regular
weekly meeting last night the attack
upon the President Was announced TO
them by the presiding officer and the fol-
lgwins resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That IL Is with surprise and
horror that the members Of Phil Sheridan
Post, No Il, Department of the Potomac.
a. a. r. learn OF the cowardly and hOTni-
CiiII attack on the life Of our beloved
President and commander As the later
reports are favorable 20 his recovery. we
happily congratulate him. his family and
the nation that God interviewed 10 avert
So great calamity and preserve his
life"
The resolution was drafted by a com
mittee composed OF g. W B0nney, y. W,
Classic. and John ID. Russell.
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THE SCHLEY ENQUIRY.
Condition of the President Not Like
ly To Cause a Postponement.

The attempted assassination Of the
President viii not delay The Schley Court
Of Enquiry, which VIII convene ia this
city on September I2
Should Mr.. Mckinley die il is said the
Court viii adjourn out OF respect, bun
only temporarily.
There were no developments In the
Schley case at the Navy Department.
Several of the officers Of the Brooklyn
registered at the department during the
morning.
Captain LcmIy. the Judge Advocate Of
the Court. examined several witnesses.
One width Flooring, only 1925 per
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kamUOUIIIeT SeptemUer 4
with keen afHictiOn ] learn the
news Of the HeiuOus attempt OF which
your ExcclICUCy has just been vic
tim I take il TO heart 20 Join with
the people OF the United States in
wishing the carly recovery OF your
Excellency and / earnestly desire in
this s0rrowful jUucture 10 renew 10
YOU the assurance Of my sentiments Of
constant and cordial friendship
EMILE LOUBET-'
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Paris. September Z
''I beg your EXceIIency 70 accept the
expression OF profound horror inspired
in the French nation and Government,
ever READY TO share the sorrOws as
well as The joys Of the people OF the
United States. by the attempt on
Pre- sideut NCKiuley's life. and our
ardent wishes for the early recovery
of the noble chief Of the great AmeTi-
can Republic. DELCASSE-
Lv.,,4 a.. RFfrTefar - E71rafcy1 4 ffafre Of
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From the London Commissioner Of Vic
toria-
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The President of Guatemala 20 Mrs Nc
hin,ey-


qua Allt-Af-r 1.---A-~'--
My Government and l most heart
fully lament the unhappy event BE
pleased to receive our profound sor-
row NJ ESTRADA c.
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London. Sept. :, 1901
"On behalf OF the State Of Victoria I
and Indignation at the outrage on the
President ANDREW CLARKE
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Now Regarded a. an Anarchist Who
Acted Without AccompIiccS-Idcn-
titied "a Having Come From CIeye-
Iand-His ArraiEnmcnt Discussed.
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SAGLeys sept l.
The Governor and people OF New
South Wales join with me in express
ing our deep sympathy with YOU IN
Your Suffsrings and our sorrow at the
crime which has been committed. We
rray that the Almighty in his infinite
goodness may spare YOU 10 your pcO-
pie. FRED'K NJ. BARLEY"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Mill locate al Rocky Ford.

After n residence of about six
years ia Canon City Mr.. George Z.
tiawkey has decided to locate Mt
Rocky Ford. This determination
has not been hastily reached. At
that place Mr.. Hawkey has many
influential friends who assure him
of all the work lie cares To look
after. Nj. Hawkey IS cont ac.-
ing carpenter. and nns deyu,cd the
past l2 years TO that line OF work.
Since iiis residence i'll Canon City
he has been recognized rs man
OF sterling intcrgrity and n splen-
did citizen. He hns Teen inter-
esicd IN the construction OF several
of the new aud large business
blocks in this city aud is regarded
as careful aud conscientious
workman. la the removal. of Mr..
Hawkey Canon City will lose =
good citizen aud Rocky Ford " II
gain IN estimabls fnmily. The
X cord hopes that NJ. Hawksy
will realizc fully his expectations
in removing to his new hime.-
Canon CITY Record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Woman's Club.

The regular meeting of the
Rocky Ford Woman's Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Gertrude
Cressy Saturday, Nov. %. Owing
10 Thanksgiving and other festiv-
tiles we were unable to get notices
III last weeks papers, and us the
Club wishes the public to know
there is such an organization III
iiocky Ford we thought Better
late than never" The program
was especially interesting at this
meeting, roll call being responded
To by quotations from, The Fair
God. The quotations were care
fully selected aud many OF them
quite lengthy and were greatly
enjoyed by all. In fact, 1t was
tine banner day for quotations III
this years work So fnr..
Mrs. Barkley's papsr on "Dwell-
ings, Relics aud Races" WIS ex-
ceptionally tine and was very much
appreciated by all present.
The afternoon entertainment
was finished by dainty refresh
men;s served by the hostess, after
which We wcnded our way home
ward looking forward with pleasure
to the next meeting which will he
held at tie Evans home. Dec. Ith
kgPogrRg.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
OLNNl. SPlilNGS.

Mrs Geo. / a ufari returned - D,n
ycr with her sister. Mrs. McCallom. lust
Mundsy to s,ay until alter Christmas.
Mrs. L. Z. Collins spent rhanksgiv.
ins ia Pueblo with heF uncle. DR.. Collins.
Miss Ffcia Brown wen: to Denver for
a few days la, week.
Judge nnl Mr-. Parker aud Miss
GwynI ate ,Iracy Thanksgiving wIiii
Dr. Griiliu and wife OF Onlwuy.
Mrs. Mitchell OF Pueblo WAS the CUES;
OF Mr. hnl Mrs. %. +. Coms;ock lew
days last week.
Attorney II. z. voorhees, ~ Pueblo
was IN Olnry ON legal business las. Fri
day.
Mr. Rigiun OF Fowler bns bonght the
building aud lots II the Glaze Bros. and
WILL run grocery Etors aud mea; shop
We welcome Mr.. RigdOn and his family
TO our town aud hope he may prosper.
Ihos Battwill OF Rocky F.rl was 10
Oluey several days 'lust week trying Ia
put III circulating library. bu: as yet
our people have not yet decided just
what course to pursue in the matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
An Important Matter.

We ask that every subscriber on read
ing this paragraph will at once examine
the little yellow label containing the ad-
dress. II you have had proper credits
Cand we have had no complaints which
have not had attention. the date there
given shows the time to which yon have
paid. II YOU will note the date ard com
pute the amount due, including the cur
rent year II you are much behind.) and
then call aud make payment or remit per
mail the Enterprise Office will be dul
grateful. The subscriptions which ara
in arrears should be paid and some
advance to make the business averate Q
fairly. II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
an rvery lll.ly'. lLI.h NLih

The Colorado Springs Gazette contains
the following excellent advice ON the
subiet OF patrunizing home institutions
as means OF bnildin: mp n strong and
prosperous town: -rherc is no policy
which when systematically and persist
emily carried ont tends NOR, directly TO
build up city aud to advance It's inter-
csis than that o, buying u, home. Loy-
atty to lo,ai interests - n, nll tunes nnd
under all conditions good ihing. but 1t
IL especially SO when |, is appl cd toward
the snppor, Of local enterprises. The
home tradia. policy. like every other i'll
dis alton o, lo,al patriotism aud public
spirit. is u laos; attractive invitation TO
nil who nrs contemplating invcs,men,
or more active business. Everyone likes
TO 70 where he is appreciated. aud capi.
,iL.s's are like other people. only mora
so. The city tina, gels The reputation OF
standing 10y local interests aud OF follow
Ing the practice of homo trading ia the
one tia, grows most rapidly aud gels tho
hes. both ia tho Way OF invcsimea, and
IMMIGRATION.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Bring 'Em In, Quick.

Parties who hold coupons for
pictures from Orr's Gallery are
reminded that they must hand in
the coupons and give their orders
soon il they want photos before
Christmas. If you delay coming
in. the rush of work will be such
that many will be disappointed.
Call early if you wish to be sure
Of pictures before the hondnys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06

Doctors Bills and Funeral Ex-
penses are saved by using German
Microbe Killer. Your money re-
funded il any one of the family
comes down with Typhoid, Ma
larial, Mountain or Scarlet Fever,
Diptheria or Smallpox.
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly teachers
,.amipation will he held in the Of
G.s of the superintendent of
schools in the court house at La
.nta Friday and Saturday, Dec.
y and 81. Morning session
pens at o'clock.
In addition to the examination
held at the county seat one will
% given ON tile same dates at the
liberty high school building,
..ocky Ford.
MARY J. ANDERSON,
Co. Superintendent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Handsome Christmas Presents.

The attention of the ladies OF
Rocky Ford is called TO my nssor;-
ment of Hand Painted Chinu, such
ms Jardeniers, Vases, Punch Bowls
Plncards, Nut Sets, etc. Leave
orders as early as convenient.
MRs. MATTE HULsE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06

Rocky Ford carpenters are nll busy
rushed with work. In Fac, some critical
periuus say ihnt some ot them keep sey-
,'rsil jobs nn hand u. tlic sans time. work.
iGg un ou. Rwhil" tu keep the party in
good humor. then goiu. to another mnu'E
house to try to put him III vi ,asnnt
framn Of miud-whilc the work is In
p osTcss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06
Sugar i.rrrrninrc nj Lamar.

!. T.. Aioary OF Paradox valley re-
eoivcd very gratifying returns this wcc;,
FROM his last shipment oi sugar bec!E.
Tho average per cent ot sugar for tho
consignment was -. while the purity
was S7.a per cent. realizing 90 Gi per ton.
His field WIS in the path Of tia. biz, hRil.
storm. but Notwithstanding this fHct the
average yield Is fifteen tons 10 the acn'.
onc shipment Of bets by Mr.. Mouiy
showed % p"r ecu; o. purity. which h
getting close To- the liuii'.-LamRr Sparks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06

Now rs in the past Gerbing's
Meat Market is headquarters for
everything in the Meat line. 23tf