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Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
NEW DOG For HELEN KE1I.ER

Boston. Mass, Feb. l6.-Gne of the most delighted young women in Mas sachusetts today was Miss Helen NeI- Ter. the noted blind student al Rad yliffe. when she was presented with a Boston terrier through the kindness of her schoolmateS and friends all over the country. The dog is to take the place Of her pet spaniel Dixie. killed by the cars at Cambridge last fall. and it came in the nature of a reward for her hard work in the mid-year eXam;- nations at Radcliffe. just completed.
 Sir Thomas is the name of the ter rier and he comes from blood stock. H. became acquainted with his new mistress when sine visited Dr. Motts kennels at Newton last Iail ana noting the svmrathetic attachment which seemed to spring up then. friends formed the plan of purchasing Sir Thomas for her. When told that the dog was her property, Miss Keller cried aloud:
 .'is he really mine? Is hc really mine Thank you SO much, dear friends He will cmbody your loving thoughts and make me very happy"
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

finery. Consequently the federal mili- tery authorities have just issued orders to all Cantonal military authorities and chiefs Of governmental departments to Furnish lists Of officers and subortii- nate officers wko have received any kind of foreign decoration since 1871 specifying the circUntstanceS in which it was given. Article r. Viii be ap- piled strictly to persons 50 decorated who will ,,e compelled to return their foreign frills oT be rigorously dis Ciplined.
 All Switzerland is franGcauy ap- plaudinG this. action and the federal government will have overwhelming popular support in whatever measures gre found necessary to purge the army and public offices of a taint so offensive to the nostrils of true republicans.
 Another little republic, San Marine. has just been setting her house in or der. There exists in that republic as iegacies of q fedual age such anachrou- isIns as dukes. ma.quises. counts, rul- ing families. etc. The grand council of san Marino has HOW Gecreed that Diebians as well as nobles have the right to teke part in all functions of the government even to the extent of filling the post of regent or president. if duly elected. Titles Of mobility are officially on record that they are purely nominal and personal and carry no in- heTent privileges as heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
WEDDED AS THEY
 STOOD IN SNOW

Baltimore. Feb. 16.-Standirg in the snow. in an open field that overlooked the dividing line of Baltimore and Car roll counties, Benjamin F. Martin and Miss Arrie Kate Smith made the re- sponses to the questions propounded by the Rev. s. ]. Derr yesterday morning that made the two man and wife It was not an elopement. but the manner in which it all came about was un- usual
 Mir. Martin secured a marriage license at Towson on Friday but the girl lived in another county. When informed that the ceremony would not be legal unless il was performed in the county where the license was issued. MT. Martin re- piled that his bride to-be lived close to the county road, and it would be T simple matter for them to step over to Parson Derr's house and have the knot tide. The preacher lives in Baltimora county.
 Friday night Mr. Martin received an imperative summons to Boston, so the young people started for the Baltimore county parsonage. Just before reach ing the county line they met Parson Derr driving toward the home of a sick parishioner. The young people pleaded with him to return. but Mir Derr de- clared that his duty called him to the sick bed.
 Then the blushing bride whispered something in her lovers ear, and ne re- piled. Why. sure-' He said to the par son: Cant you tie the knot right here or. at least. just across wonder road 2''
 The parson could and would. So they all drove back into legal territory The big fur robe was placed on the ground like rug and the young people tCok their places. In just two minutes the minister had done the trick. and promising to send the certificate to Boston, drove off, laying on the whip to make up for the time lost.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin took the o'clock train for the Hub.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
REBELS SUCCEEDING
 IH VENEZUELA
An Engagement in Which the Govern
 ment Troops Were Worsted.

Willcs.-stad, Island of CurCura. Feb. 16.-Sad news for the Venezuelan gov ernment has been received from the interior country. There has been new and numerous uprisings in the state of Cara bobo. whither the government has sent a number of soldiers.
 There were twdenSa agements yesterday near Nela De Coro, between the gov ernmen, forces and the revoiutionists under General Riera. The government forces were completely routed and a detachment of them passed over to the side of thc revolutionists.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
HAIR IS aH END
 AT GRILpANCING0

Chilpa1Cinso. State of Guerrero. Mexico. Feb. t6.-Grcat alarm still pre- vails here over the discovery of seven small openings in the mountain be tween this city and Cnilapa. from which smoke is is@J:inS. Il is feared that the city is in danger of q greater peril than that recently OK perierced.
 Tine terror of the inhabitants was added to b. an earthquake that oc- cured between 1 and r o'clock this morning, which was severe enough to wake the entire city from it's sfumoer
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
THE DANIsH rHEArY.

Washington. Feb. 16.-Tr- greater part of the day on Monday will be de- voted by ,h- senate to an effort to raticy the treaty with Denmark for the c-ssicu CT jle Danish West Indies. lt i- probable that a vote on the Philip pine tariff bill will he reached the latter vart Of the week.
 There ar, sill few set speeches to be delivered on th- bill. but most O: the s1s-- cheS towards the close or the de- bate will be brief. By unanimous con sent the census bill yiu be disposed of after the Danish treaty and before the debate OK the Philippine bin is taken.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
MINERS RIOT AGAIN.
Hostilities Renewed in Region About
 Madisonville, Ky.

Nashville. Tenn Feb. 16.-NeWs reaches here tonight from Burlington and Madisonville, Ky. that the strik- ing miners are preparing for a renewal of hostilities and that the coal opera tors have again put on a heavy force of guards. President James D. Woods is very active since his return from the annual meeting of the United Mine Workers at Indianapolis, where he se- cured indorsement of the strike. There is talk of dynamiting the mines and destroying property by fire.
 The miners recently tried to wreck trains, ending last night in an attack with stones upon a Louisville X Nash vile switch engine hauling non-unipn coal from Burlington. Many threats are being made.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
HORSES FAN FOR THE HARBoR.
Narrcw Escape of Mrs. Pleasants or
 Baltimore From Being Drowned.

Narrew Escape of Mrs. PIeasants or
 Baltimore From Being Drowned.
 Baltimore. Feb. 1G.-1Irs. John Pleas ants, who is weIl-kuovn socially in this and other cities. had marrow escape from serious injury in a runaway acci- dent shortly before noon today. As it WIS. she as hurled from her carriage. eat on thr forehead and bruised. While driving along Cough street, near Ches- ter. in the carriage Of Mrs. Henry C. smith. her mother. one Of the horses fell on the ice. This frightened the ether horse and when the animal which had fallen recovcrrI his feet both began t) run.
 They rushed down Cough street to Ann. There they turned and made for thr harbor. The seriousness of the sitlI- alton was increased when James O'Connor. the coachman. was thrown from the vehicle Lying across the upper end of Bonday's wharf. at the foot Of Ann street. is a plank which is several inches above the floor of the wharf When the wheels of the var riage struck the plank both horses were thrown. and Mrs. Peasants was hurled
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

later released on 5000 bail for a hear ing a week from today.
 Christopher Book and Upson quar- reled over cheek. Huff endeavored to separate the men. Soon he and Upson clinched. Then followed the blow, which sent Epson to the floor. He was un- conscious and has remained so most of the time since. It is believed by the physicians that he has concussion Of the brain.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
LOCOMOTIVES
 IN COLLISION
The Baggage Car Was Split in Two
 by Engine Tender

Litchfeld. III. Feb. 16.-Two persons met death and five were injured today in a rear end collision near here. be tween the Diamond Special" of the Illinois Central road and a freight train. The collision is remarkable in that the fast passenger was ahead of the freight and both trains were nov ing. The passenger was travelling slowly because of some trouble in the locomotives mechanism.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
BATAHGAS CLEAR
 OF REBELLION
It Is Feared, Though, That Arms of Rebels Have Been Sent Elsewhere.

Manila. Feb. 16. .-Gcaeral Gen has practically cleaned up the instruction in Batanges province. the troops under his command having made a clean sweep of the district It is not be- ieved that all the insurgcnt arms have been captured or surrendered, but that number of them nave been taken by the insurgents to other provinces or safely hidden What has been said Of BatanSas province. applies almost equally to La-uua.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
A SELECTING. ACCIDENT.
Hcrse T;an Away and Hurled Occu-
 pants Against Telegraph Pole.

Eastoa. Pa. Feb. 16.-By their horse running away and hurlinE their sleigh against a telegraph pole. Misses Mary Garland and Bertha McCaun and John K-anly of Philiipsburg, N J., were se
 yerely injured at l o'clock this morning.
 The women are at the hospital. Miss McCaIn is suffering from gash in the head and coucussion of the brain and her condition is serious Miss Cart lands leg was fractured and Keanly was inquired about the head and body.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
A BREWING AFFAIR.

Cincinnati. O., Feb. I6.-The brewers of Cincinnati. Covingtcn and Newport now say the w1rkTen will be involved. The trouble comes from a dispute of the United Brewery Workers and the Stationery Engineers union. as to which shall have control of the en- gineers and freme1 employed in the various breUeries.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
NEGRO OUTLAWS ESCAPED.

Sumptcrville. Fla. Feb. 1G.-Hendy Wilson and Julius Goodwinf notorious negro outlaws. escaped from the jail here today after killing Lee Graham. one of the most prominent young men in town. and wounding George Staff ford and Willie Porter, who tried to torral them. The outlaws made d savage attack on Deputy Charles Lane who was seriously wounded.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
ANoTILnll DIsAsrEI.-

London Feb. 16.-i.prd Kitchener. in addition to reporting the Slip river affair. sa.-s: \ party from the south African coa:tuoulary line ou thc Wat ervdle river encountered on February 10 superior force Of the enemy near N1ntondoTsbck and was driven back ..irh losa
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

regulation and l thought that it would be well to have uniform system so that the cammandants or yards and et1 tiols should have before them eX- ul.cir instructions by which they could tell just how far they could g1 in this direction. This is all there is in Secre- -sry T--u-'s action
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
A. J. uPsoN KNOCKED DOWN.
Got Into Fight With a Man Who Was
 Trying to Prevent Fight.

PIaiufeld. N. J.. Feb. 16.-As a result of q series of petty quarrels. Arthur J. Upson, the local manager for a shoe syndicate, lies in his room at McKey's hotel in a precarious condition from the effects of a blow on the head which he received in the Roselle cafe last night. His assaillant. John Huff. q bartender in another saloon. was arrested and
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

a- general legislation now ready for consideration. including the anti anarchy bill and tha Pacific cable bill The intention. however. is not to con- si5e~ these general measures sc long as amy appropriation bills remain uuacted u..n.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
THIS WAS HEAD-ON.

Marshalltown. la. Feb. 1G.-Four lives were lost in a head-on collision on the Iowa Central railroad near Gif- ford today. q light engine crashing into 90 passenger train.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
UNDER MARITAL LAW
 TOWN 0F TRIESTE
The Riots Are the Gravest Ever Pre-
 cipitated ill Austria

Trieste Austria. Feb. 1G.-As re- suit Of the strike martial law has been proclaimed here. Altogether 100 ar rests have been made.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
VISIT

our salesroom and see the pret- jest display of ostrich feathers to be seen in tine United States
 ostrich plumes, tips, boas, collars. fans. pompons. hair nov cities and, in fact. everything made out of ostrich feathers.
 Admissions cents. Open daily, including Sundays.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

end begged the girl to join him in -Charleston. -'Tl1es- ctfer of -rpuiices of Columbus was asked to Ioek~for Fried man, and ss q result he was arrested. Philadelphia detectives went down to bring the prisoner here.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
N0 FOREIGN FRILLS
 FOR SWISS REPUBLIC
AdOr Lost His Job by Hanging to Ills
 Legion of Honor Decoration

The Vanity of the President of the National Council Was His Undoing, Notwithstanding His Greatness in the Mountain Republic and His Popularity-An Switzer- land Is Applauding the Action of the Government in His Case-A Lesson to All Who Subserve
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

from the carriage. This probably saved her frome being carried into the harbor and drowned.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
ROASTED OF HEALTH.
Death Overlook Man ia a Pa.s=uge"
 Train Near IEarrisou-2.

Gettysburg. Pa. Feb. 16.-James J. Logan. an a-.I citizen oc Dulshurg. boarded train for Harrisburg yestcr- day and when the conductor came to punch his ticket be inquired 0f the old gentlemen ae to his health. Logan re- piled: -I never felt better in my life"
 \ feE. minutes erterward h. was seized win a stroke of apo1lezy and died almost instantly
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. Feb l5-New Mexico and Arizona-Fair Monday and Tues day; variable winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
INVITING TROUBLE.
Chicago Pcstofce Clerks Disregard
 the Presidents Order.

Chicago. Feb. i6.-The Chicago Fed eTation or Labor today adopted reso- lutions presented to that body by the Chicago Pos;ofice Cler6s union. urging congress to pass Legislation for shorter work day for employees in the postal service.
 Today's movement is said to be the first action of the kind since the recent sweeping order of President Roosevelt in regard to postal employees going to congress for le"islatiOn.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
SOME THING WILL BE DOING
 AMONG REPRESENTATIVES
The Present Week WITH Be One of Unusual Activity in the House

The First Thing Will Be the War Revenue Reduction Bl
 Whose Passage Is . FOregone Conclusion-Mr Wheeler Likely to Be Taken to Task for His Attack Upon Nations With Which the Country Is at Peace-Later in the Week the Anti-Anarchy Measure Will Come Up.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
at end oT car line 10 minutes drive from
 center 0T city

a herd of gigantic ostriches, standing : to 10 feet high, weighing e-o to foo lbs. also a lot of baby ostrich chicks just matched. only a few days old, and q herd of Eubian ostriches just arrived after a two months voyage. having been imported direct from the Nubian Desert to Phoenix.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
ROCKY FORD FAIR
SOME FEATURES AZ sHES HY TIL:
COLORADO SPRINGS TEI.E.
GRAPH.

W. ". -. of the Colorado SrFinss
TsirsTaph. Was here ausiHs the Fol
and saVu his isatsr masI Interest
iag illustrated article. We have sHaos
sor the reproduction Of thrs7 extract
aBlys
THE bsonrha- busting contest TiVair-t
these tsrvasiY hr;d in Cheyenne aud
psuVvF. st'Was a ss.rsis.' ,hausi,. ttes
ns ore vas seriously Injured in sh+s-
ssSfasussnsvs=nas Of the riders. bug
9f the sissCtataFs-taF the crowd ksrg
pushing in on the ssssrs reserved s"s
the riders. and eossld MT tse cleared oti'
Until one ss the had bguBFis"s So, ipmse
among ,hsTu. and thar isesams con
ViHc-si ttsi further stay inside as ~
fuisrs mishs he -xrer'i!nsiY InIuTipa-
ta bsai,h. Fortunately. no aas wa
hurt. and the day PASSED OF without =
single bad accident af aHv Eiats
This .lsssias soil Possesses
saHsa qualities which arc simply mar
vpIsuss The melons Jhr
eaHsaipuprs-srpwa brrc are uHr
a,saiisd on earth. and It is the coil au-i
the climate that maxi Shsm So Tfa
sugar beets EIpWH here have sars
ehaTinr quality such as no others haN9
in the world. AZ anJ rate. no either
locality has Js, been f"gnd where n"
isasts shgw 50 large p~rvuntass Of
sugar. ard where the conditions To-
their rruppr maturity arc 80 perfect
''saCh thousands of sppd. d.na,urv,l
prosperous wclI.drrssssi. Wsli.sesI.
humorous. and on The Whole rplite ani
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
c,cdi,sbic Juvenile Verses.

A Iissls ritl friend Of the Enterprise.
aged eleven years, was recently taxing a
ride Of several hours en- the Santa Fe
Nos having a book 10 read. she found
recreation in writing poetry. When the
following verses were seen By her mother
shs question was: From what did you
copy thatg~ From noshins wrosa I
myself The sentiment ard correct con-
ssrus,on oi shs verses indiea;e decided
talent for child:
Wv DRAWING BooE.
was sitting in The woods one day.
In t,Is hTish; ard merry month Of May.
In my hsnd held drawing book
Into which row and then would look.
Il was gay with tisiufes bright and fair
Lads ard lasses without a care.
Lords and ladies' tall ard grand.
Children piayine in The sand.
Babes in their nurses arms.
Cattle grazing en- the farms.
Woods and pools ard many more.
But must stop and talk no more
About my little drawing book.
So Eood bye. don't take look.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
Elder o. l.. M,,,es TO v,.i, Rocky Ford

The elder IS the edissr Of uhs Gospel
Messenger published al Elsin. I'LL. also
foreman Of the General Missionary and
Traet committee. a man Sho has travel
ed extensively in Denmark Sweden. Asa
Minor. Palestine. EEyPs- India. Japan.
etc. having in view 70 gather Information
IN regard 10 The wefsnss and wander
inEs Of Gods people. and s now devo;ins
his time in giving his bible-land talks
Those who hear him onss will want 10
hear him again. His first meeting will
he held in the Gefrnan-Baptist Btethefn
church in Rocky Ford. Saturday evening
September 2yth. at 1850 p. m. All are
cordially invited. At ts first meeting
further announcements viii be made.
Is-I7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

Never before have ue been 50 veil
supplied With nuasJ 10 loan % Real Is.
tate Is Al preseai. Besides Loan Con.
raaJ auaeJ us hare q large amount Of
hone money 10 Loan a I per eeai.
Can make ssusfal monthly payment
loans nov With private money. All loans
closed. pisnp'lJ. 20 d:lay.
We also cell your ,'i.aliun 10 our
Fire lissfsass cszraiits.
fsalks9s q CaEIcHta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
AND ! cor NINE

''Ansi So, mine " sass th- tTamp ~
he snakes a tie sui - lbv back Win-
,ipW of a farm house WiIh q nsh taig
while ,hr bali dos wss ,usRiHs al his
chain guailr {" svs a siIp at his Aisb.
HUss, Nau'ii set fsgrs In ghr form "f
an evening II solid faH " ysU attre3
"a chicago Tramp at ihr Grand. sgi.
lrmirr q.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
Iron Bedsteads
at Levy's furniture store. at s2.75 up.
Call and see Craig.

J. B. Craig has taken the butcher shop
department of the Govereau's grocery
house and will carry first-olass stock OF
meats. He invites the public to give him
a call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Two nice rooms for rent for sleeping.
No 202 Sixth street Second house
south Of railroad.-M. J. Corn i5-le-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Mrs. George Egber, Of Grand Valley
has peaches for sale at from iS4 10
cents per POUND. For further infor-
nation use the telephone or call on
Mrs. Egbert-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Five days-Five for our fall opening
Wednesday. September "A TO Monday.
September -, at Fred q. Thede & Cos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

New Fail Dress Ggsis and la,es,
Trimmings at ThsJe 4 Cos. south
Main street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
For Sale.

A good heavy Team for beet hauling
mares 6 years old. Also canopy topped
Phaeton. Call on r. p. Jonson on Swink
avenue, mile west of town. l2-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

The Loan and Insurance companies
we represent arc sure To suit. Call and
learn our terms. Randel q Preble. p. o.
block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

For Sale-Jersey COW with young cali
Inquire Of Jas. Butterfeld, Express
Agent. l5-l6p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Hereford q Award have just installed
one of the latest and finest Of cash
~ egisteTs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

For Sale --i2 Plymouth Rock hens and
one fuIl-blooded Cock. w. Atkinson.
i5-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

FOR SALE-Red' Polled Bull. three
years old; also a good work horse.-J,
W. Atkinson. l2-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

The large watermelon which came to
US from w. e. worthington was
beauty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

furnished rooms at Ossouth Eleventh
street Mrs. J. w. Rice. 15-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Gunther's famous delicious chocolates
and bon bons at kennedy's p. o. Book
store. Exclusive agent in Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

loo Pattern Hats at Thede 6 COS
Opening. September 2Iih 10 p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Always the Hest o rvcats will be
found al Gerbing's Meat Market. II not
now a customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Peaches for sale a, ~ and 2 cents
pei pagnds=E- Z. SNtnks ls-lb-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

kbei q Cas- Ice Cream Pafiors arc
headquarters tof lee cfsan. Lemon Ice
ard cooling drinks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Attend Grand Fail Opening wcdncH-
day next To Monday. at Fred u. Thade
S Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
Only $3.50

for solid oak bureau. French with
beyel glass at Leyy's furniture store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Latest Novelties In Dress Goods at
Thrsir s co.'s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19
THE VERY BEST

Are those meats supplied by Craig. now
running Gosreau's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Old papers for sale at Tho Enterprise
Office Five cents pct package.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

gsy Your Meats Of ostssnE ard i've
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

Warm soo.is foT So,I Wssthsr. Hank
cts and Comforts. at Ths,ig & Go
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

We err indebted TO the Rocky Fsssi
Enterprise "a upvsrapSr which. hY tha
way. ts Rightly nasarslt. taf thr loan uf
the above cut showing the ttens a.
W. &wink af that city and a water
melon ihs; hr raised. Ns will be noted.
thg mslan Is over four and a half feet
tail IN It's stocking feet \ mere in
ssrvssias picture wuuid have been ans
as .Grs SWiak after he had eaten this
melon. bat vs understand he vas not
feeling we'll when he had finished. ard
therefore could not visit the photo
Erapliurs
ltrs Swink is widely known as the
Father Of ltpcky FpSd. and has bssfs
. large factor in the deveispn1snt of
this section tg its present important
place in the states economy As state
senator ffam this district for many
yeaFs. he was a recognized authority
H. all legislation Pertaining 10 asEicula
tures
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

AZ Staustcr's Meat MARKET will be
found The Ssfy e58issss Of all kinds Of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

The abpvs ve Slip from Mines ant
Investments II Colorado springs w,
wish ts add uuri II caution in res
gard tn accepting the full size II tlse
watermelon as shown in the picture
The usejpn photographed was v-ry
large one. bat Photographic orr man
aatd the camera with "a twist Of the
wrist which gave the melon an sd.
vantage over the senator