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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

See us before buying a 8ugu
Surry. Harness or Wagon.
l5-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
For Trade.

Business property in heart of
Denver to trade for land under the
Rocky Ford Ditch. Call on or
address, FRANK ARBUcKLE,
l5-tf Rocky Ford, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

DR.. Arnold treats female d
eases Osteopathically. Office
new Hagen building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

j. A. Lawson, Physician
Surgeon, Maxwell Block. Re-,
dcnce two blocks east of Wasbin
ton School. Telephones: ofilc
&:4 Black. Residence, M POI
WhIta.a,5ls.f y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

See us before selling your A
alta Seed. a
l5-tf Rocky Ford Tradiuy e.,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For Rent - Furnished Rooms
for Light Housekeeping. Call Gil
Swink avenue. l5-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

The high price Of corn is going to
have n depressing effect on lamb fa,sen.
ing. II is right here where Rocky fori
is again fortunate. The sugar bee, pulp
from the factory will be valuable sub.
sti,u,e for corn. That il will entirely
take the place Of corn is no, claimed, but
'ha, bee. pulp contributes to the proiuc.
tion Of the best OF mutton is certain.
While the extensive feeding of las. year
is not expected in this vicinity, the con.
veniencc and cheapness Of the pulp gives
Rocky Ford great advantage over any
portion Of southern Colorado as point
for feeding lambs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

". II. Stamp aud son Of Prescott and
Wellington. Arizona. have rented the
present Rsnch grocery stand and will
put in new stock OF groceries M soon
as She store is vacated by Mr.. Rench.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

II. d. Garwood. the republican can.
dida,e for county clerk. being the only
nominee for n leading Office who has not
proved his efficiency by term Of service.
it is fitting that special mention be made
OF his qualifications. Mr.. Garwood has
been resident OF Rocky Ford for the
past seven years and has been promi.
nent figure in developing the cantaloupe
industry. It has been said that Mr..
Garwood is the only man who has been
prominently identified with thus intercs.
who has not had unpleasant friction with
the growers. While We do not know this
to be true we do know Mr.. Garwooi to
be man of strict integrity and conscien.
tious in his business dealings. His early
education and later business life thor.
oughly fit him for the duties Of the Office
lie seeks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Beet Haulers wanted. Call
A. 7. Tewcs ~ miles south
town. Will pay cash or hay. l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

In another column will bs found the
advertisement OF the Waldorf Mining \
Milling Co. whose property IL near Gray =
peak. This il mining proposition
which will bear the most searching in
y,Stiyattou
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Furnished Rooms on Grou,
Floor. Inquire nt 507 y. Ten
Street. mi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

We are in the market for choice
Alfalfa Hay Mt all times.
l5-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

The cautsloupe season 10 practically nj
an end aud the results arc quite satisfsc.
tory Ia growers. Il 10 probable that tbs
average price received BY srowers will hs
found TO foot mp shout 81 per crate. II
is estimated that 800 car loads have becu
shipped from Rocky Ford and the nd.
iacvns towns. We hops TO publish CON.
prrh~ns,sc review of the Seasons bus,.
ncsa 10 an early iasuc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Duck shooting will now soon
commence. The best lake for shoot
ing ducks is Dyes Lake. Good
accommodations; barrels sunk
around the lake to hide. Wanted
twenty club members for the duck
shooting season Mt SO ticket.
Boats free to club members.
Lunch served at the lake, two
miles northeast Of Rocky Ford.
Apply to S. p. Yoxnll,
Rocky Ford.
or SEQ mo at the lake. l6-l7D
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Let us figure your bills.
Gibson Lumber Company
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

We are in the market for choi
Alfalfa Hay at all times.
l5-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

See Gibson Lumber Gonna
before buying your lumber.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Many Of our readers arc interested ia
tho Sotdisrs' reunion hero next Sat.
uriay, Sunday aud Monday. There
promises to bc large attendance aud o
line time. Tickets for meals will be "
sued 10 all except old soldiers OF tho Blue
and tho 0ray. These tickets must b
couutsrsisu by the president or secrc'
tAfy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Before yon buy your beet kpiv
see Gibson Lumber COMPANY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

DO sure to attend Miss Jcnni,
Gobin's millinery opening. See
ad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For Sale Cheap, twenty Belgian
Hares. Eighteen Does ready to
breed. Two registered Bucks.
s. p. Yoxall,
l6-l1p Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
Notice.

Notice.
On August 20, 1901 the folio
ing prices will go into ciFcc,
Canon City lump Coal: $40 i
81. 90. Over 800 lbs To 1000 l
30 cents per hundred. Over II
lbs, S5.I5 per ton.
JACKSON 4 LAWSON,
GEo. DNEIyG,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

At tho head OF this column will bc
found tho candidates nominated by the
recent republican county convention.
The ticket 10 q thoroughly good
one from top TO bottom and worthy the
support Of every voter. With two ex-
ceptions. Mr.. Garwood aud Mr.. Beaver.
the candidates have been tired in tho Of.
ticcs they seek aud in every instance have
given tho people faithful and economical
service, emitting them to the highest
praise. With such ticket, c'mposcd
Of men OF the highest character and
proved ability, there ought not be any
doubt about tho republican party carry.
tho county by handsome majority for
every candidate. In rrvicwin. the work
Of tho convention the In Janta Tribune
says: Most Of tho candidates have becu
weighed In the balance OF public opinion,
and tested in the cruciblc Of public in.
sptction for four years, aud have not
been found wantip. in amy particular.
Personally, the candidates arc above 70.
proaci,. aud tho ticket should command
itself to tho voters OF O,cro county on It's
merits alone. The convention was one
Of tho finest and largest ever held in
otero county. Tho proceedings could
not have been morc harmonious. nor
could tho results have been more salts.
factory TO tho delegates. individually OF
collectively. The republicans Of oicro
county will have no difficulty in clcctipI
the ticket nominated. by msioriiics rang.
ing from 3oo to 20. They will never
have amy difficulty in clcctipg their can.
dida,cs In this county n, an! time as long
us tho party nomina,cs men Of integrity
and character. who arc sincere in their
desire to give the people of oi-ro county
the best that is in them. and TO give the
county nm honest and economical admin.
is,ratiou, an administration conducted on
strict business principles such a- they
would apply In their own private affairs. ''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

You get the best if you buy from
Gibson Lumber Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Dying like sheep with the ID
rot were the Soldiers in the Gj
man Armies until they besj
using German Microbe Killer.
Opera House Pharmacyl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
sspOETRY."

o, why should the spirit OF mortal be
proud.
A swift heeting meteor, fast flying
cloud.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

or sec mo nt the lake.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
PASSENGERS,

Per atmr llunnlol, from Kauai ports,
Aprll g6,aJ, NJ Coulson H. y, Mead,
w, H. stroud, ANA IT, punl
Per ~ II, CHINA, April "a from San
Francisco for Honolulu nud Oriental
ports For Honolulu, Mr., aud MrH, H.,
A llaldwln,,B, y, Baton Jrn =, ., Bon.
bright, Mrs, NJ, Brown, -, Y, Davies.
~, Il, King, w. W. Ludlow, W, +, Mac.
Lehman Miss NJ Mn]lcnnun, W, W.,
Kicker, Mrs ~, Vondorllp, Chnrlea
l4owonhtoln, Frank NlckorBJd, j Nom.
house, q, lNlngHlrOm, u, Robertson ME-,
q, A, liyrno, Miss l., llyrne Miss ~, ~,
liixbY Miss ~, n, Currlur, Mr. ana MIA,
H. W. Ensign, Miss NJ Lewis, H. .,
Malcolm, Mr. ANA Mrs, j, W, y, Nichols,
81, II, w. norton hj, Taylor Charles
Newman j, 49, Denny, George Thomas,
John Thomas, j, w Han, NJ IS Kane,
charles Woodln r., lronch, Il, II, KANE,
Charles llulmOnd H. H. Long, A, RUSH
ton u, M, Johnston, e, d. whitman, w,
n, Cnlhlll Mr. Cabling,
For Yokohama Mrs ~, g, Allison,
Mrs, IT, W. Horne, Mrs, q, H. ~, Hayes,
II, Il, Harris, ~, -, llaHhlmot0, Mr.. and
Mrs, w, ~, Kennedy, Miss i, Morse, j,
H. Morse, Mrs, !, g, MorrlmHn Mr., and
Mrs, W. M Roads, Miss Bchwedcrsky,
y, Weiss, Miss AHbuiy, M, Fukudn,
Miss ~, llawloy, Miss A, liawloy, y,
Kuhn, Y, q, MabOnoy Mrs, John A,
marshall ana Two childfrn, % Mhthu-
gaia, ., II, y, NOyca, Mr. and Mrs ~,
y, blovena ana child, NJ, g, Wilson, k'
Yonakurn,
For Kobe Mr., ana Mrs. IT, IT, Ilm-
stead and two children, j. r. Forth,
Mrs, Forth ana child, w, j. Goodwin,
H. H. WllllamH Jru Mrs, llnyno ana
three children, r. Odds,
For NngnHnkl NJ, NJ, Tfopln0k,
For Shanghai ~, M, Smith, Miss j,
lleahy, Miss 10, llohhy Miss g. ".
Mum, carl lgbbeke, REV, l., j, Davies,
Rev j, H. Laughlln, Miss H. Il, Corr
bin,
For Hong Kong Or, ana Mrs, Ash
moro, H. q, ljoobH, Mr.. ana Mrs, w, -,
cOrcOfhn, Miss M, ~, 0unoy, MRS ~,
NJ Ilarfah, ~, ltclSmers Mr. ana Mrs,
w, a, ltublee and two children, Or, u,
M, llglor, Mrs, N, r. lIlddlc, Mr. ana
MRS n, " lldlHoy Miss H. George, Roy,
y y, MyIlck, H. y, Tcnlll, Mr. j. II.
whitehead
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
CHINA ARRIVES YEBTBRDAY.
Restricted In Using Of coat 80 DID Not
Hurry


The China arrived yesterday after
noon taking fun seven days 10 make
the run from Hnn Francisco She did
not attempt ~ get IN here n day ahead
~ time ~ N her ordinary custom ~
Captain Beabury had imperative orders
~ restrict his use NJ coal 10 10 tons q
day Evidently the Pacific Mai Gone
DaHy Intends ~ eCOnOUlze IN the use
NJ oOal and wait until their now vessels
como Out before making any moro fast
time,
The China officers say that there was
no necessity NJ racing the Ventufn FOR
the fehsOD that the Oeehnlc boat hnH
not como close ~ the CblDa'H time ana
until she docs there N no reason f0f
trying 10 compete IN fast time making,
on the China were large number ~
passengers for This port, She also has
many through passengers Including q
number ~ missionaries, The vessel
viii sail for the Orient NJ O'Clock this
afternoon,
Among the through passengers on the
Cblna IN W, A, Hublee VINO goes % sue
coed tho late Townsville WildmGn ~
American consul general NJ Hong KOnp
Mr. itublee served ~ consul general ~
Prague, Austria, during Presidents
Iiaffls0B's administration,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
SHIPPING Intelligence.
ARRIVING

ARRIVING,
Wednesday, Aprn "a
\, \, CHINA, ScahurN from san Franz
cisco az I ", m,
Thursday Aprl 20,
Am, ship Tllllo ~, Stnrbuok Curtin,
from Japan at \ u, M To load sugar
Stmr Clnudlno, Parker from Hawaii
ports ut n, m,
Ntmr llnnalol, Peterson, from llnno-
mAulu, kulon, Elcolo, Mukawcl, Wal
moa and Ahuklni at sos u, M with
~, 400 hngH sugar To II, llNckfcld n
Goa 600 huRa rice, 4 pkRa aundrloa
Achr, Fannie Adele, from Eloclo at .
H. m,
Friday April 20,
IT, \, NJ \, Rolauo Wlnalow, from
san Francisco may arrive y, m,
u, \, A. Y, Thyrn from San Fran
cisco due H., m,
Saturday April 81
", n, A, ~ Thomas, from san Fran
cisco duo y, M,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
DEPARTING

Thursday Aprll 20,
H. \, china, Hcnbury, for the Drlont
at y, M
Am, bkin, Encore, pnlmgrcn, FOR the
Sound NJ q w. m,
Rtmr MlknhNln, Gregory, for Moko.
well nt y, m,
Stmr. jnmoa Mnkoo, Tullctt, for ltos
pnn ut y, m,
Friday Aprl 20,
a, n, Hcolundlu, Dowdoll, for san
Francisco at y, M,
n, \, Centennial Anderson for san
Francisco via Nnhulu 10 load sugar
about y, m,
Rtmr. 80 Au llou, MOahor, for lIoz
noHnn ana l<ulWlhnolo ut 10 u, m,
Btnr Clnudlno, Parker, for Maui
ports at y, m,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25

A Student ~ University Admitted 10
have Disease,

ANN AtBOn Aprl "a Dr, Victor q,
Vaughn, dean ~ The medical depart
mhHl AMI OBe NJ the most noted bhcs
tefiGlORlsls IN the country, appeared
before the state ii0af1 NJ Health yes.
infdhY ana practically Acknowledged
that The case NJ student Charles IS,
Hare was 0HH ~ bubGnlG plague, he
assured the bGHfd ihnt there would be-
no spfHad NJ me disease dH All precnI-
lions ma been taken ~ prevent IT,
AMI the student would reCGVGr
Df HGVH, vino attends Hare, WehrH n
germ proof rubber garment ihht covers
him from bohd ~ foot, win two little
eye holes fOf sight Whenever 30 goes
into the contagious WAf1 hnd he also
lHjoota preventive doses into himself
DF Vaughn tod the b0ard That Hare
contracted The dlsnHH6 ny m accident
almost Identical Win that which 0es
CURED IN Vienna IN lsgs, a ihhi time
Professor NGthhiele ana his assistant,
lihrlBh, we're conducting bhoieriOi0kiGhl
experiments on bubGnl0 plague bacllli,
llaflHh caught the disease ana died, ~
1i1 also Dr Mueller, VINO attended him
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
PHILADELPHIA no VISIT rUTuILA

I'D VTHTT TUTTITN
VALLEJO, ADrl l2,-a'fbe B0lace Will
leaye Marc Island 'fuosdhy ana VIII
stop NJ BaH FranCIsoO two days TO
take 600 tons " conf before leaving
for dunn ana Manila,
The Philadelphia N ~ go 90 B1moh
on her neKl cruise, orders have been
received NJ the Navy yard 10 forward
a slenm lnunoh on the Philadelphia 10
the islnnd " Tuluilh, whore the Ab1'
renda In stationshlp, The Philadelphia
viii leave about May l0th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
THE STRONGEST ARGUMENT.

IN FAVOR or OUR READY-To-
WEAR CLOTHING is our ready at.
You expect the tailor TO nt you--your
expectations realized here at half the
tnllor's price. Another strong argu-
mont-Sl0 TO S2b,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
Pacific Mail Steamship Go.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

call Honolulu this
~ q below mention
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
There are many
Points in
Neckwear

WHICH THE LAYMAN NEVER sees
until the scarf falls TO pieces on his
neck Then he makes up his mind to
buy good ones. Come here, because
the latter we have and the former we
never admitted,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-25
Canadian Australian Royal Mall
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

connection with the CANADIAN
~ o. sydney
Victoria Honolulu ana brisbane o. are
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

young. Ike children and must be taught by
is the plan of the missionary teaching: Simple
truths are told to the children and then reiterated
until they are ground in and bear fruit The chill
dren live with the teachers in the schools and by
constant good example many of them taught
TO lead clean good lives. / can conceive OF no
ter system Book knowledge will not be OF much
value TO the present generation of native children
ing considerable money In educating the native
children in the Islands belonging to the United
States This money OF course. comes from the
contributions OF the English people. think that
our Government, the people OF the United States.
should do something toward it. 1t would not take
The Rev. E. Y. Cooper who Is in charge OF the
London Mission in Tutuila is about to go to Eng
land years leave. He has been untiring
worker for he real education Of the natives, and
have had many talks with him on the subject; he
has suggested to his society that II establish a
manual training school at PagO Pago but the
lately been engaged in experimenting the con-
stTuction Of the girls schOohouse at Afap. he
work with his own hands.
/ should state that there is a Roman Catholic
school for girls, established by Marist Sisters, at
Leone. but the number of pupils IS small Ihtre
are also nine American young Mornons IN the Isl
tent. The operation of developing the semi-clVl-
lied Samoan into fully civilized conditi9n a1O nuSt
take time, and we should try TO have me deVeiop
ment natural and general Mental culture lot q
few hours each day viii not avail much with these &
half-savage children. ! think the example OF me
missionaries must be followed. ard that we must
their surroundings and teach them by example: as
well as by precept. throughout AL me twenty
ma tier we ourselves are always striving to learn.
The question OF morey lT connected & MIN tle ,L u
e9" eiff but nj aWavs try to return them in some way
They would willingly become Dependent peop!tc
tbemseves eit But they have nothing to start with
and II few schools could he established thinK
the labor Of the pupils. If the Government + uoe*
not to undertake II, some poDuar movement
ing nnened the % nuestion MAJ be willing to lead It
with his powerful influence
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
DEATH OF JOHN E. DTT.

John F. Dix died at his home No. 123 Harrison
Of East Orange, early yesterday morning from
cerebral hemorrhage. Hesufered Il paray'ie stroke
on Sunday.
For many years prior to 1890 Mr.. Dix lived in
Newark lie was a member of the firm OF l.
Low g. CO. and was identified with other business
and several philanthropic interests. He was born
q, por.Iapd Me and was educated at Dartmouth
,,o fror, which institution he recently received
,ha honorary degree of master of arts.
BEGINNING business in Boston in lSig Mr.. DIX be-
oar,e vice-president of the Edward Everett Com
many organized by Boston business men Tor the
purpose of carrying on cooperative mining IN In
- tho sailing ship Edward Everett he
tool, q trin. around Cape Horn TO California Sub,
so0nantv he took other trips 10 CallIornia ana
theh set'se sons both of whom live in East Orange
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
DEATHS DUE TO EXTREME COLD.
FROST AND EXPOSURE COUNT SEVERAL.
VICTIMS UP THE STATE.

Bath. N Y. Jan. 19.-Thomas Finn fifty years
old of Avoca drove his horse on Wednesday night
to get a jug of whiskey for sick members OF his
family. The horse went home alone the same
night. At to-day Finn's body was found in
the creek between Avoca and Ramona frozen stin.
Coroner Hasson is investigating the mans death.
Batavia " Y Jan. 19-Henry McKissick. a
farm hand about sixty-1ve years old. was found
frozen to death in the park at the State School
for the Blind this morning. Beside him was a
bottle partially filled with whiskey. The man evi-
IDENTIFY became stupefed and fell by the wayside.
Hudson. y. Y. jan 19.-Dennis Kelly. seventy
years Old a resident OF Valatie. found frozen
10 death. last night He had wandered from home
while in i'll health. He was only partly clad
Oswego n. Y. Jan. l9-Charles Higley, OF Os-
wego Falls this county. was found dead In the
snow near hi home last night. Heart disease and
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
CARNIVAL AT SARAN4C LAKE.
ICE TOWERS BUILDING AT RIVERSIDE INN
SQUARE AND THE STREET CORNERS.

saranac Lake. N Y, Jan. 19-Genune carnival
weather prevails here now. The thermometer
registered 80 degrees below zero this morning and
stood nj 10 below at noon. The ice palace OF the
Pontiac Club carnival completed to-day The
rink Is I'm excellent condition. as is the sleighnS-
Tba decorations for the celebration already have
been begun about the village. An ice tower Is
being built at Riverside Inn Square and at each
principal street corner
Plattsburg " Y. Jan. 19.-TIast night was close
10 the record for cold weather throughout the
Adirondack region At Malone 1t was u degrees
below zero, at Radford 10 below, at Lake Titus 70
below and at Lake Placid 81 below. In this village
was ~ degrees below zero. making II the coolest
day OF the season.
Oswego y Y Jan 19.-Yesterday aad to-day
was the coIdest of the season in Oswego County
The temperature ranged from zero 10 10 degrees
below
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
SMALLPOX THROUGH THE STATE.
sEvENTY-FIvE CASES REPORTED TO THE
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Albany. Jan. lathe State Board OF Health re-
ports that there about seventy-ive cases OF
smallpox in this State. The most serious out
breaks WatertOwn and Schenectady.
although both are under control One case at
Southod. Suffolk County. and the presence Of sew
eral at Norfolk. ST. Lawrence County. and North
Vile. Fulton County. were reported to-day to the
Board. The conditions at Worthwhile require the
State BOarO attention, as the local Board, Il Is
reported. has not Quarantined the cases.
Dunkirk. y. Y. Jan. ia case Of smallpox de-
veIoped here yesterday. Carl KushOn. a boy who
had freQuented a gypsy camp. is the victim. Meas
ures Will be taken to prevent a spread of ths
disease.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
IN PERIL on A TOWER.
STORM THREATENS LIVES OF WORKMEN
AT BROOKLYN END OF THE NEW
EAST RIVER BRIDGE

During the snOwstorm of yesterday the men en-
pIoyed on the Brooklyn tower of the New East
River Bridge had exciting experience which
lasted for five minutes When darkness settled
over the city about 1880 o'clock. the men on top
of the tower were unable to one another The
entire structure in a moment was enveloped In a
dense cloud. A strong wind followed, which car
,ied many planks high In the air. The lay
fiat and clung to the iron projections some of them
removing their gloves in order to get better grip.
After the storm they discovered that their hands
were frostbtten They slid down the ladders to
the ground and abandoned work for the day.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

winter. and that II lies within little more than a
day travel OF the larger portion of the population
of this country.
The rapid consumption OF timber supplies the
extensive destruction OF our forests by fire, and the
resulting increase in the irregularity OF the flow of
water IN important streams have served to develop
among the people OF this country interest in
FOREST problems which is one of the marked Feat
uTes OF the close Of the century. In response to
this growing interest the Government has set aside
N the estern forest reserves area of
Ihan 10000 square miles. There is not single
Government forest reserve In the East.
Fun details of the surveying work done last
summer will be furnished to Congress as soon
as they can be put in shape by the Public
Printer
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
NEAR ZERO At MOUNT VERNON.

AT daybreak the mercury fell as low as > above
zero Mt Mount Vernon. A driving snow and wind
storm prevailed nearly all day in Westchester
County At 5 p. m. the storm ceased and the meT-
curry began TO rise The snow was several inches
deep and had drifted high along the country roads
While the storm was at it's height carrier pigeon
nearly frozen stln alighted the doorstep OF Ar
thur W. Bertine coal merchant at No ll3 Wash
ington- Mount Vernon. Mr. Bertine revived the
bird with warm food. metal tag bearing the
number 26Oji attached 10 its wing.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
p4yG IN ITS THIRD CENTURY.

-, rna Nevy-Orleans Times-Democrat
The bell on historic old St. Johns Church IN
Richmond Va, where Patrick Henry 2P1,, mage ms
fo,,n,ls Sneech prior 10 the American ReVoIutloh
famous @ ,Se new century. This bell is thus given
the distinction of being the only one m ba siS o od
Liberty Hall IN PhadePhi2 thai 5 ba has g Tuqs 1g,ar IN
el.Ev n!t btstorv Many years ago. when the ola
structure for which II was MADE was reparHG' @ @ ,a ee
otnsr presented II to the Virginia HlStorSal so
OiN.re ~ u.hich II was restored 10 the church
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
HIS REMEDY.
From Life.

From LIE.
Mrs. Eversole-DO you know, Mr.. Clubber. some
times when l look these thrOnged streets
my heart Just bleedS at the SiSyphean sorrows ot
the toiling myriadst
Mr. CIubber-I feel like that. TOO. sometimes
and ..
''Ah. but you are man; you can do sometn1lng, 1n
IT qufve understand you Yes. go on 10 sara
toga or somewhere. and get II out OF the system
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
MISSIONARIES SAFE IN sHEN-sE

Rome. Jan. 19.-The rector OF the Seminary OF
Foreign Missions has received letters from Mon
signor Passerini. Apostolic Vicar in the Chi
nese province of Shen-Se. announcing the good
health OF himself and the missionaries and Sis
ters in his charge This is in contradiction OF
the story of the massacre of the missionaries
and sisters published at the beginning of the
outbreak