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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
BIRDIE RAISING The Wind.
MAKES 4 LITTLE TRIP 70 VAIL
STREET WITH ONE CARLISLE.
Not John a.. hut John \. of WatertOwn
E,erybod, Kind. and the Result Win
he welcome ~ Albany WAY Tro,s
Mayor ana the Murphy Folks Together.

The Hon. John y Carlisle, executive
Chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee. took a stroll with the Hon. Bird :
Colcr yesterday morning down into Wall
Street. Some Of the Wall Stree, folks
thought that Mr. Carlisle was John g.. the
veteran Democratic statesman Of Ken
lucky, Senator and Secretary OF the Treas
ury under Mr. Clevcland's last adrninistra-
ton. and 80 Mr.. Carlisle Of Wa,ertown was
received with a great deal of kindness
Mr.. Coler and Mr. Carlisle wen, down
town for the purpose OF getting togei her
something that might be pleasant TO the
Democratic voters up the State on elect ion
day. As IA matter Of fact. the Hoffman
House headquarters are merely blind.
and the great money that IL to be put out
by the Democrats this year is to be sent
ont through the Albany headquarters. II
WAS said yesterday that Mr. Coler. Jr . and
Mr., Coler. Sr. have contributed $500, 900
for a campaign fund. No matter about
that. though. I, is merely incidental TO
the campsig in he State Of New York
The most Interesting news heard a,
Democratic State headquarters in the
Hoffman House yes, erdsy was that Mayor
Daniel T.. Conway of Troy had Joined hands
with IN" Murphy forces IN Rersselaer
county and that the Murphy people and
the Conway people are now working hand
in hand for the Coler ticket. At the sara.
'oga convent ion Mr.. Hill made il UNI
pleasant for Mr.. Murphy, his old friend,
but since then Mr.. Murphy's friends and
Mayor Conway's friends have got together
and they are fighting together for the
purpose of electing Mr. Coler.
One of the troubles Of the Conway and
Murphy people. il was said il the nomina-
o Howard for Supreme Court Justice in
the Third Judicial district. This nomina-
ton of Mr. Howard WAS brought about,
IL was further asserted by the unflinching
loyalty of ex-Gov. Frank s. Black TO Mr..
Howard
The Third Judicial dstric, takes in the
counties OF Sullivan. Ulster, Columbia,
Greene. Albany. Rensselaer, and Schoharie.
and the Hon. Aaron V. s. Cochrane Of
Hudson WIS elected last year by a plurality
of II 600 in this district. Nevert heless.
some do not like MIR Howard. and they
do not care TO saw very much about the
fact tina, he was District Attorney Of Troy
for six wears.
But all ,ha, was known AZ Democrat ic
State headquarters last night was that
Mayor Conway and the friends of the Hon.
Edward Murphy. Jr. have joined hands
and that everything j. sweet and pleasant
for the Democracy in Rensselaer, county.
so that Mr.. Coler and his friends believe
that things are looking up for them.
The Hon. Patrick Henry McCarren WAS
az Demonico's last night and he told his
friends that Mr.. Coler would win in Kings
county by 1900 plurality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
POT CALLS kETTLE MACK.
Threats Made TO BRING Republican CIR.
culars Before the Grand Jury.

The attention Of the Civil Service Re-
form Association has been called TO a cir
cuar sent out from Republican head
quarters in Brooklyn. TO officeholders as
well as others appealing 10 them as public
spirited citizens for funds TO defray tho
legitimate expenses Of the campaign. The
circular bears the name of each member
Of the Campaign Committee Some per
sons contend that in sending out the cir
cular Mr.. Woodruff and MIR Bremen who
is Commissioners Of Jurors. have run foul
of Section "a Of the State Civil Service law
which forbids any officer or EMPLOYEE
under the State Government TO take part
in the collection of political contributions
II is said that the matter NAV be- laid be-
fore the Kings county Grand Jury.
Mr. Woodru~ had this 70 say last nigh,
in reference to the circular:
his Is simply an appeal 10 the people
a. citizens These circulars have been
sent TO the same people a. last year, when
Charles A. Schieren was chairman of the
Finance Committee. and on a previous
occasion, when Ludwig Nissen was chair
man. Whoever is in charge Of the Finance
Committee always sends OUT these APP
pealS for subscriptions, and they are sent
TO everybody who may aid the campaign
fund. No such thing a. coercion was
thought of
such appeals have been made year after
year by the Democratic managers, and il
is well-known that the big campaign funds
which have usually been at the disposal
of Willoughby street have come from the
pockets of the policemen, fremen and other
municipal employees. The appeals, how
ever, to these particular persons are gen
orally made by trusted messengers from
the auction rooms, and not by circulars
Some policemen and hremen last night
admitted that they had received circulars
from John J.. Shea chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee asking for
contributions They all said they promptly
nut the circulars In the fire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
BEATTY SHOW ~ THE SIXTH
SiNt! Girls 10 Ride In Automobiles for the
GLORY Of james r.. March.

An automobile parade and flower show
will be used to attract the attention OF voters
OF the Sixth Assembly district next Monday
night. The idea is that Of Port Warden
James E, March, who il the Republican
leader Of the district. Sixty OF the best
looking girls In he district will ride IN auto
mobiles from Howard Square To Beethoven
Hall in East Fifth street. Each will carry a
big bunch Of chrysanthemums A military
band will lead the parade. The rear guard
will be made up Of the members OF the
Loyal Republican Club and the James r.
March Association Mr.. March will pre-
side at the meeting The young women
will be conspicuous Lemuel f. Quigg and
Congressman Montague I.essler win speak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
Election bureaus New Quarters.

The Municipal Board Of Elections will
be regularly installed in its new quarters,
the second floor of ii2 West Forty. second
street, ON Monday and will carry on it's
business exclusively there, The removal
has been carried on by degrees for the last
two weeks. thus far without n hitch. Its
old rooms a. Police Headquarters will
probably be- used by the Bureau Of Pen.
sions and the Fourth Inspection dis, rio,
Office in the future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
4 surprise In store for COler.

John G. Sheehan and William Hepburn
Russell called on Mr. Coler at his rooms
in the Hoffman House Yesterday They
told him that the Greater New York De.
nlocracy wanted to notify him formally
Of his nomination on that ticket. Mr.
Coler said he'd be prepared TO listen TO
the news at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon
at the State Committee rooms in the Hon-
man House
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
ID ED.

ASTHMA N.-Frlday morning. al his residence.
the Sinclair House, cor 9Th ~. and Broadway,
Amaziah Levi Ashnan, In the 72d year Of
his age
Funeral Monday. 10 O'Clock a ". from his
late residence thence to 81. AIMS ChuRh,
In Fast 18th st, where a solemn mas Of re-
QUEEN will b. offered for the repose OF his
soul Please omit flowers
COOK her residence. iS West 18th At,
Anna Josephine Cook. widow OF Adam Cook.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DAv. suddenly on the ?sd inst, Charles X. DAY.
aged ~ years
to the services on Sunday. ?stb. at 80 p. n
at his late residence, Mon ave. Ctan,ord
y. j.
HUMPHREYS. Frances NJ widow ~ the late
Frederick Humphreys N. o.. at her late res
d.nce. >? West seth street, New York city on
Friday. Oct. y
Funeral service AT the Church OF the Hesvenly
Rest, 9Th avenue, above %5,h street sunday,
Oct. 20, al 2N =, n Inteimen, Al Auburn,
~.
MOSS ON Thursday. DC, % catherine 4. Moss,
aged ~ years.
Funeral services At her late residence 1871 Chaun
cty St, Brooklyn Sunday at2 7. ". Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend. Hartford
Conn papers please copy
Nj SGRAvf. On Oct. - al her rssidsnce 10
West attn Il. Harriet Pardee widow Of =
Brewer Musgravs and daughter OF the late
Harris Pardcc
Funeral service WI he held at the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest, STU sv. above 18th o.
on saturday. Oct Is A. I? O'Clock noon
ln'erment A. New Windsor V v Srec,sl
train will leave foot ot sd 81 Via Erie Raj.
road, Al rs y VI arrive In New YORK A. ! p. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
News Of Republican Spcilbinders.

Richard I. Greene has been chosen IA
preside at the meeting at Durland's riding
academy on the night Of Oct. 30. when
Gov. Odell will make one of his three
speeches of the day there. The other
speakers will be James NJ. Beck, Assistant
Attorney General of the United States
John =. Wise. Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford
and Lewis T.. Carr Of Albany.
change has been made in the date Of
the Cooper Union mass meeting of the
Hungarian Republican Club. II will take
place next Tuesday night DIR. David j
Hill, Assistant Secretary Of State, will be
the principal speaker.
Lemuel +. Quigg will take hand in
the campaign next Monday night. He
will speak at the meeting of the Nineteen h
Assembly district Republicans In tho
Miller Building, Broadway and Sixly-fifth
street.
A lot Of Republican notahles ara billed
to speak AZ the noonday meetings of tho
Commercial Travellers Association at 456
Broadway next week. senator Depew will
talk Tuesday, Senator Plat has promised
10 speak on Wednesday, and on Thursday
Gov. Odell will be the star,
German Republicans busy IN tho Tenth.
The German Republican Association Of
the Tenth Assembly district held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night AZ 40 Second
avenue. George Merz presided and Carl
Hauser George 4, Gayer and others spoke.
SO much cni husiasm was shown by the
large audience that the aesoCia ion will
probably hold bi-weekly meetings here
after,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

During the high wind OF Monday q
large plate glass window Of Ramsay 4
Bysrs store was blown in and broken
into "smithereens" Some months ago
a lad playing with sling shot acci-
dentally put heavy pebble through
the plate Of glass, and seeing what he
had done made of 90 rapidly that his
name was not discovered. The weaken
ing OF the pane by the pebble hole
probably caused its complete 9 collapse
cost $50. plus freight charges, which
made its local value over 800. There
was no insurance on the glass. Its fall
destroyed considerable goods in the
window.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
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Beet Crops Worthy
Of Special Hsnuop.

RIP. johnson reports an interesting
sxpssimsot In best culture that may b.
significant and useful along tho line Of
fsrtilizing foe bssts. on . plot Of
ground measuring %s0 80 lsst, which
u 1890 square fsst hs harvested the
excsptiooal yisid Of II toos 80 pounds
oe bests. This y st tbs sate os % 81
tons PET srse. The sane kind u sol
sdjoiniug this patch produced bot II
tous To ths scsA. The di6sesocs Mr..
Johusou sitsibulcs TO ths facs thst
this gsound hsd beso planted tbs
previous year In Mexican bsaos, vhict,
were poe harvested and which bad
stored up nitrogen bssoss bsing turned
under. 10 ths extent that produced this
result IN tbs crop oe bcsts. This voul,l
indicate that Mexican bssus are away
ahcsd offa hi - . best ground fcsti.
liner.
Koss johnson and his youngse broth.
cr. boys oe II and 10 ysarl. arc tvo
lads who have made . rscord In bsss
growing. Their faihse gave them 60.
liSc coutrol lnst spring oe . piece Of
ground thres and . tenth scrss 10
extent, and Oh this they harvested .
crop Of sugar bests that sold for o38l "a. /.
Arc there any other Rocky Ford boys
who can make any such showing?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
OBITUARY.

/ Morton Ellsworth Stewart was born at
Bcrryvillc, Ohio. Jan. 40. 1853. Died at
Rocky Ford Colo, Jan. ~. 1901, aged
33 years, II months and al days.
Early In life he moved with his parents
to Illinois and later to Southern kans.
His early education was acquired at
Winfield college. Winfield. Kans.
Afterwards he attended Baker Uni
vcrsity. He entered the ministry II the
NJ. 4. church and united with the KAN
sas conference in 1888 Oct. II, 1894 he
was married to Miss Hattie A. Newell
of Holton, kans. In Dec. 1894 he
moved to California on account Of fail
ing health. While there Rev. Stewart
organized a mission at Las Angeles,
which became known as "Mispah
Church" and now as Newman NJ. 4.
church. Not receiving the benefit
sought from the California climate he
came to Colorado Springs July. 1897,
and while there was assigned to the La
Jun,a Circuit by Presiding Elder d. L.
RAIDER. Here he preached for nearly
three years. For the past year and half
he has been out Of the active work.
The last few months he was constant
sufferer. Friday morning at 1880 the
as the falling asleep of a child. In his
sickness the gospel that he had preached
was his comfort. Patient in his suffer-
ings, strong in his faith he waited for
the time to depart and be with Jesus.
The funeral services were conducted on
Sabbath afternoon at the NJ. E. church.
Many of his former parisheners were
present to weep with those who wept.
We think Of him as not dead, but gone
before to that Eternal Home.
The death of Miss Margaret Town. a
cousin OF ]. H. Burr, was mentioned in
our last issue. From a copy of the
Sharon Springs, KS, Times we learn
that Miss Towns funeral was very
largely attended. Miss Town was
superintendent of schools of Wallace
county and active in church and all
good work. She will be greatly missed
in that community.
Ella Carey, sister of Joseph and John
Carey, N. Main ST., died at the Carey
home yesterday and was buried this
morning from st. Peters church, Rev.
Father Brinker officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark benson are
mourning the loss of their firstborn,
n babe Of few days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

D. D. Wiley vss tho original sweel
potato grower Of Rocky Ford coun.
Try, even J. j. Guthrie has led all
others in the production OF Irish pota.
toss. When Mr. Wiley came here
from Southern Illinois hve years ago
and proposed to grow sweet potatoes on
large scale he was discouraged by
every body. All said that the sweet
spuds could mol be kept. But Mr..
Wiley thought differently and has
proved the correctness Of his theory.
His production has steadily increased
until during the past season he and his
brother, H. X. Wiley, raised about
1,5Oo bushels. By having house built
for the purpose aud using Judgment
aod care they have kept the crop
perfectly and are weekly making large
sales, filling the large home demand
and shipping TO many outside points.
The Wiley Brothers have solved the
sweet potato question in the Arkan-
sas valley, to the gastronomic satisfac,
ton Of the public and their own
financial profit. Es
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
West Of Gibson Lumber 70.
Noties Of steekheldsrs' Annual
Noting.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Rocky Ford Saving
and Building association will be
held at the Office OF Hsuck T. Nc
Kelvey, Rocky Ford, Col. Wednes-
day. Jan. q, 1902 at 7.3O O'Clock
p. m. at which time and place q
board OF nino Coy directors shall
be elected and such other business
transacted as may lawfully come
before said meeting.
H. vanBuskirk, President,
j. F. McKelvey, Secretary. 3O.3
Rocky Ford, Colo, Dec. "a, 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
THE COMING ENcAXPNENT.
TIE G. A. X. Camp MakiaG oil Needed
PrenafallooA.

TIE &c A. u. Camp Nakta& al Neeoeo
PrepaFstissA
The membsss Of The q. A. h. and W.
r @. are awake 10 the responsibilities
dsvolviug on them In The matter os W
soisstainmsut Of theD Department Eoosmp.
msot which meets q Rocky Ford IN
Juns.
Al = recent meeting Of The G. A. h
ths following comrades were appointed
q committee 10 make sates with hosels.
boarding and rt,ominR houees for uhs
approachius socampmsut: ]. Dsouss.
dco. Todd. ss.. q. q. wsshburu.
Kilpslrick Post Il La Junsa has
appointed tbs following coumiitee:
Commapder Mates, John T. Russsll. O.
@. He's.
Businesa Meu's Committee: John E.
0oddins. b. U. Dye J. A. Lockhart.
All committees Arc requested TO mess
At tho Business Men's club rooms Mon
day next, Jan. "a Mt 7:3O p. m. TO make
arrangements for the coming depart.
meut eucampment. Every member OF
every committee IL urged to be present.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
@, q, Washburn, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

DIR. Arnold treats female dis
eases Osteopathically. Office in
new Hagen building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

F. A. Karpe hopes to reopen in the
hardware line about Feb. let, and has
got gay banner out on the new
Kellogg store building announcing the
fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

For Sale, A good young mule.
Call on j. s. Wilson, 5O6, 5Oe
10th street. 33-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

See us before selling your AL
alta Seed.
15-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

We are in the market for choic,
Alfalfa Hay at all times.
15-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Strayed or Stolen.

From the Holly Ranch, Swink
station, about the 9th Dec, two
black mare colts, coming two years
old. One has star in forehead,
both hind feet white, a wire cut on
right 'front.' foot, heavy arched
neck. The other has few white
hairs in forehead and white on one
hind foot Both have Roman
noses. A reward Of $25 will be
paid for their recovery. J. s. West
fall, Fairmount P. o. 33.p-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

For Rent.-Furnished front
room. Man and wife preferred.
Call on Mrs. M. E. Springer,
North 9Th st., in Park addition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Pay when You Get the Stuff

We have decided that on and
after Jan. Goth all purchases of
Hay, Bran, Chop, Corn and every
thing in the feed line must be
paid for when delivered. This is
a good rule for both seller and
buyer.
Rocky FORD TRADING Co.
32 If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

The Rocky Ford Trading Co.
is just in receipt of another car
of the celebrated Studebaker
Wsgons-none quite so good.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Buy your Corn of Nuckolls &
Wolfe, in wagon loads lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Teaeher.' As.oc,.tioa at Fowler.

Ex.sups. Anderson 10 in receipt OF q
pressing invitation to attend and tsks
part In The Teschsrs' Association TO bs
held In Fowler. Feb. Is. The occasion
will be made . county sfsir under Fow.
ler auspices, invitations bsinR cxtsode,l
70 all The school taachess of slie county.
State Supt. 0rsufsll has promised 70
be present and deliver an address ThC
town Of Fowler has never yet enter.
tained gathering OF county teachers
and tbey arc sending out q generous
invitation to tho profession. Teachers
from The east cod can 60 up on the noon
train and return on the 9;5S p. m. They
will BE- entertained by the fowlerites
while there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Hides Wanted.
Highest Cash price paid for
Hides at l.. Il. Gerbing's meat
market,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

A single folding bed, compact
and convenient for one person, for
sale cheap. Enquire at this office.
If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Knights of the Maccabees.

Meet at I. o. o. F. hall the first and
third Saturday nights Of each month.
Visiting Sir knights always welcome:
>, lott j. A. JOHNSON, II. X.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-01
CONFIDENCE RESTORED.
Commander NcRea'> Prompt Action
Has Ren>>urinG Effect Mt
Cape Haytien.

Cape Haytien, Hayti. July 3f.-Gen.
Albert Salnaye, commanding an army
in support of NJ. Firmin's candidacy
for the presidency. is camped, with a
large body Of troops. about three
miles from this place. Gen. Nord.
who went out to give battle to Gen.
Salnave. was defeated and his army
retreated in panic To Cape Haytien.
The volunteers have abandoned their
posts.
Confidence has been restored among
the foreign residents of this city.
thanks TO the energetic measures
taken by Commander McCrea, of the
United States gunboat Machias, and
United States Consul Livingst ton, to
guarantee them protection in case of
an attack on the city.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-01
KILLED IN A COLLISION.
Fathi Accident to serenndinG Par
ty-Their Carriage Smashed
By Trolley Car

St. Louis. July 31.-One man was
killed and four others injured in a
collision, Tuesday night, between a
Transit street car and surrey con
tanning five men returning home from
q serenading expedition. At the time
OF the accident they were singing and
playing their instruments, unmindful
of their peril.
At Mckee avenue and Old Manches-
ter road a car coming from the or
posite direction crashed into the rig
killing the horse and reducing the
vehicle 10 splinters. Grant West, who
was sitting in the back seat of the
rig, was instantly killed. Fred Mich
aels, who was driving, sustained a
conclusion of the brain and internal
injuries, and John A. Mcdonald,
Frank Brooks and William Steffen
were badly bruised about the bodies.
The car was running on the wrong
track, and thus deceived the oceu-
pants of the carriage.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-01
AMONG THE COAL MINERS.
The Attitude of the Striking An
thracite Coal Miners Becom-
ing More Serious.
M0BS MARCHING At SHENANDOAH, PA.
@orkmen Compelled to Seek Refuge
In the Camp of the Coal and Iron
Police-Non-J MON Men Prevented
From Going to Work and some
Badly Beaten.

Shenandoah. Pa. July 3i.-The at
titude Of the striking mine workers
here is daily becoming more demon
stratite. All Tuesday night mob of
fully 600 men and boys were on the
march. They first visited West Shen-
andoah colliery and drove the nom
union workmen from the engines.
pumps ana fire rooms. The workmen
were compelled to seek refuge in the
camp OF coal and iron police.
The strikers assailed the breaker
with stones. doing considerable dam
age To window glass.
From the west Shenandoah mine
the mob proceeded to Indian Ridge
eelliery. where they were confronted
10y body of special police. whose
presence prevented violence.
squads Of strikers picketed the APP
proaches to several mines where
pumping Is in progress. and urged
the men employed to quit work. Dep
uty Sheriff Ceombs, Union Organizer
Ginley and posse of deputy sheriffs
are here enaeayoring to maintain or
der
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-01
A MAN HUNT IN VIRGINIA.
Bioodbounds Put On the Trail of
Charles Craven. Alleged Murder
er of William ii. Wilson.

Washington, July 3l.-A dispatch
from Dranesyille, Va, states that De-
tective John Branch arrived there
from Suffolk. Va, Wednesday morn
ing, with several bloodhounds. The
hotel there was filled with men await
ing Branch's coming. As soon as he
arrived, the horses were saddled. and
telephone messages were sent to
nearby places inviting mounted men
toparticipate in the chase for Charles
raven. the alleged murderer of Will
lam II, Wilson. 1t was after fV
O'Clock when the posse left the hotel
and went in the direction of the place
where the colored man was last seen.
Should the dogs get on the mans
trail, Detective Branch thinks he will
surely cap>nre him.