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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
EVERYBODY RALLY TO
THE AID OF THE FAIR.
Meeting of Citizens Monday Evcuing,
August 10, to Pledge Active Sup
port and Cooperation.

We are pleased to note that whatever
division Of sentiment there may be IN re-
gard TO some municipal regulations. this
not to be allowed To interfere with
hearty work for the Fair and Watermelon
Day. 4 score Of citizens held 4 meeting
Tuesday evening to consider the situation.
We give below the official report Of the
action taken:
At meeting Of the citizens Of Rocky
Ford. Colorado. held at the Office Of Ran
dali & Preble. Tuesday. August 18th. a, 8
p. m, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. The success Of the Arkansas
Valley Fair association has reached an
annual attendance OF moro than 5000
pSOple; and.
WHEREAS. This success has hoen due 10
the united efforts OF the citizens Of Roc x
Ford and vicinity during tho past twelve
years; and
WHEREAS. It IS the opinion Of great
many Of our people. having the welfare Of
the approaching Fair at heart, and be-
leying that certain ordinances passed by
our present city council will have a ten
deney to prevent the usual attendance;
therefore. bo i
RESOLVED. That it Is tho sense Of this
meeting that. notwithstanding our oppo-
si,ion TO said ordinances. VIC pledge our
selves TO promote the best interests Of the
Fair in every way possible, and that each
person present act as a committee Of one
to make this years Fair a success.
Jas. a. LoeEHkRr,
Chairman.
GEo. E. PREBLE.
Secretary.
4 motion was passed requesting every
one present TO secure as large an attend
anee Of citizens as possible at meeting
to be held in the Business Mems club
rooms Monday evening, August 10th.
10 devise ways and means Of carrying
out the intent Of the above resolution.
1t is expected that this meeting will ap-
point the usual committees and make all
arrangements for Watermelon Day. A.
naneial and otherwise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
CHURCH NEWS.

ROCKY FORD CIRCUIT.
lRey. a. E. Welsh. Pastor.)

lRey, n. +. welsh, FastorJ
Newdale at Newdale school
house every Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock.
Swink- Preaching at Swink every Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Lafayette School Houses unda
School at $3.50 p, m; preaching at 1850
p. M: Young Peoples meeting at 6:I5 p.
m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening.
You are cordially invited.
oERxkH BAPTIST BRETHREN.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 1000 a. m; preaching
services at l:oo a. m. Evening services
At Z:5o. Ministers; g. E. Studebaker.
@. Neyinger, J. c. Funderburgh. J. N.
Elliott. Miss Emma Fisher. superintend-
ont OF Sunday school.
ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH
Regular services at the usual hours in
the old Masonic hall.
AL are welcome.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning. Gathering or Scattering;
evening. THE Strong MAN.
Hymns. 4ea. 5o2. $40; eve. l5. 5e@,
ITO. Epworth League topic, Str Up
the Gift Of God That is in Thee"
4 cordial welcome 70 all services.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Regular services at tho Christian
church at the usual hours.
Preaching at | | n. m. at fair grounds.
Subject. king Of tho Twentieth Century.
4 cordial welcome TO all services.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services as usual morning and evening.
Patterson Valley in tho afternoon.
Morning. "TSlen, Hiding:" eve. Life
Building
A cordial Invitation is extended the
public.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Regular services will be resumed at tho
Presbyterian church next Sunday. There
will be preaching by the pastor. Rev. w.
|. Davenport, at ! ! q. m. and 8 p. m.
In the evening the pastor will begin a
series Of brief Sunday evening talks on
/ Factors in Character Building. The
series will run as follows: August 9th.
Something 10 Be-" Aug. 6. Something
to Hayo:" Aug. %. Something to Be-
lieye:" Aug. 80. Something TO Win
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Died, in Holbrook Sunday last, quite
suddenly. of epilepsy, Ida Ethel Hebel
aged Ia. The deceased with her mother,
who are residents OF Montrose, were the
guests of H. C. Want. Funeral services
weae conducted at Mr.. Wants home by
Rev. Wilson Mills and the body buried in
the Holbrook cemetery under the direo-
ton of Undertaken Dobbs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Saturday las. gentleman came down
from Victor after his boy who had run
away from home and came to Rocky
Ford to work in the beet fields. He
had worked for one Of the seoundrclly
contractors who swindlod tho boys out
Of their wages. Not getting tho money
no had earned the boy lot his father know
where ho was. and is now at home sun
burned and wiser.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Last Saturday Squire Chritton tried the
rights Of property suit involving the furn-
iture. etc. Of the Dodds Commercial School
and decided that DR.. Wrights mortgage
took precedence over that given 10 w. s.
Mitchell to secure debt Of Sle5 due
Prof Steadman for services in their school
Mr. Mitchell says he will appeal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1903.

IL is reported that powerful com
bination OF capital has been formed to
fight the sugar trust, and that the beet
industry OF Colorado will be utilized TO
down the trust
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
Plano Tuning and Repairing.

c. E. Bolton, representing the Knight
Campbell Music Co. Of Denver, will be in
Rocky Ford for week or ten days to ex-
ecute orders for piano tuning and repair
ing. He may be found at the Alta Vista
house. lott
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

At the sugar factory the construction
work is making good progress. The new
building for the Steffens process is up to
tho third story and nearly completed.
Other improvements are also being push
cd and all things will bo ready for a long
and vigorous campaign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
NEWDALE.

Bert Hess recently had new Weber
wagon stolen. No clue to the thief.
Mrs Frank D. Voorhies left for Wet
Mountain valley a few days since %
attend the marriage of Miss Louise Rose
berry, formerly o ( this vicinity. The
groom is Chas. W. Higham of Rome, N. Y.
A social will be held at the school house
tonight for the benefit Of Rocky Ford M.
E. circuit.
Cantaloupe crop o. K. but some beet
fields promise small tonnage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

La Junta is sometimes mentioned as
taking Rocky Ford's trade because Of its
saloon Accommodations. The fact that 7.
A. Hawkins, leading merchant Of La
Junta, is going out Of business moving
his stock to Arkansas City, Kans.. does
not Indicate that the county scat has ma
terialy profited by our No-License policy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
Lace Curtains.

Worth sl.oo for ze cents per pair.
$500 for Sl.4z per pair.
Nice PORTER curtains Sl.4z pair.
At Ramsey & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

We regret to have to lay aside until
next week an excellent communication
relative to city affairs. 1t will tend to
correct some persistently circulated but
unfounded reports.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

FOR SALE, six-year-old horse; 1850
lbs. weight; good driver and work horse;
also single harness, buggy, beet plow and
beet net. sos S. 9th St. lo-ll-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

WANTED, a good cook for private
family. Apply at once at the St. Jane:
hotel.
lott W. H. Bennett.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

J. R. wyekoff has returned from wieh-
ita Falls. Texas. where he has been for
the past few months experimenting can
taloupe culture for Kemp & Laster. An
attempt was made to duplicate the Rocky
Ford Melted Gem. but Mr.. Wyosof says
the effort was failure. the soil not being
suited to cantaloupe culture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Rocky Ford's liquor cases will come up
before Judge Wallis on appeal at the
September term Of the county court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

a social will be held at the home Of J..
A. Mckenzie in Star valley. Tuesday,
Aug. /, for the benefit Of the Sunday
school. leo cream and cake will be
served. The public is invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Marshal Baldwin has had only one
drunk in the city Jail since May /. A
good indication of the success of the pres
ent administration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

County Clerk Garwood's receipts for
July were S5l9.45, Just 20 cents less
than for June
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07
DIED.

We regret this weeks late publication
but the delay was physically unavoidable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

KNIGHTS OF TIE MACCABEES-M Meets
IN ut l. o. o. L. hall the frat and third Sat
urday nights of each month. Visiting Sir
Knights always welcome
ietf II. OTIS BROWN, X. X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Always the Best of Meats will be
found:at Gerbing's meat market. If not
now customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

A big lot of dry goods boxes for small
price at Ramsay g. Byars'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Fifty head Of horses wanted at once
for pasturage on good grass and river
water. Call on or address Cline & Hoch-
stedler. 4oo S. 9Th St. 2-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

All our Ladies Csc Lace Hose to clean
out at &c per pair Misses Lace Hose
l5c. Ramsay & Byars,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

PARTNER WANTED in valuable in
vention. | want partner before the
patent is secured. Small sum only re-
quired. Call on or address j. H. Wyatt,
Rocky Ford, Colo. lo-l5-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Sun Bonnets at l5c at
Ramsay & Byars,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

The rain of last evening was not so
heavy here, but the great down pour up
the river put needed water in the bitches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

500 yards Linen Crash loe; Towelng,
special price, INC yard at
Ramsay g. Byars'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-07

Services as usual morning and evening
Patterson Valley In tho afternoon.
Morning. Talent Hiding;" eve. Lii
Building"
A cordial Invitation is extended Ii
public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
-. -. - -.
BEAVERS EXAMINATION.
Commissioner Hitchcock Refuses
To Dismiss Hearing.

New York, Sept 1S,-At the exam
nation OF George W. Beavers, the in
dicted postoillce Official charged with
conspiracy with the Brandt-Dent Man.
ufacturing company to defraud the
government, which was resumed today,
Commissioner Hitchcock announced
that he had decided to override the
motion made by the defense at the pre-
vious hearing to dismiss the proceed
ings because Of the inyalidity OF the
Indictment The defense contended
that the indictment charged three sep.
arate and distinct offenses under one
section Of the federal statutes instead
Of one as provided by law He also
repeated his ruling that the properly
certified copy of the indictment re-
turned IN Brooklyn was sufficient evil
dence to make out case Of probable
cause. and TO warrant the return OF
the accused, properly identified to the
district wherein the indictment was re-.
turned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
BULGARIA WATTS
ON THE EMPERORS.
Will Take No Decisive Step Until
The Result Of Their Meet
ing is Known.
cONSTANTIAOpLE IS ANXIOUS.
A yeritable Reign Of Terror Exists
At Monastir, the Tales OF Afro
cities Being Simply Terrible.

London, Sept. l9,--The situation in the
Balkans occupies to some extent the
imperial meeting at Vienna, The Ger
man chancellor, Won Buelow, paid a
visit lasting 90 minutes TO the Austro-
Hungarian premier, Count GoluchoW'
sky, yesterday. At the Bulgarian
agency In Vienna II was declared that
under any circumstances bulgaria
would await the result OF the meeting
OF Emperor Francis Joseph ana the
chancelors before taking any decisive
step. There is no dlminutlon OF the
war apprehension In Constantinopie
where II is believed that war would al
ready have broken out but that the
concentration OF Turkish troops at Ad-
rianople upset the bulgarian nlans OF
dash on Conatantinope with large
army In the hope Of avoiding a cam
paIgn. The Turkish embassy in London
Is now daily issuing reports OF success
es over Bulgarian bands In various dis
tricts.
The embassy reports that cinnamon,
one OF the principal confederates In the
Bulgarian revolutionary committee, has
been arrested at Viga, "a miles north OF
Constantinople.
Inquiries made by the Associated
Press regarding the massacre at kas-
toria tend 10 show that the number OF
killed has been exaggerated.
Dispatches from Athens report that
Greece Ia covering her frontier with
troops to prevent the lncurslon OF Bul-
garian refugees, A dispatch from SAL
akov to the Times dated Sept ls, says
the number OF Macedonian emigrants
and refugees along the frontier Is daily
increasing and II Is calculated that
there are now 10000 In the various
towns, villages and border districts
from Burgas to Kostendn, all eagerly
looking forward TO the day OF reckon.
ing Of the Turks. Many are compelled
to remain Inactive through the INSULT
Client supply OF arms and ammunition.
The committees find difficult In keep
ing lace with the demand for rifles, as
the weapons are arriving slowly and
irregularly, owing to the various obsta-
Giles encountered in transit,
According TO information received by
the American college here. adds the
correspondent, three thousand refugees
from across the frontier of the Adrian
ople vilayet are now In Burgas and
the nelghborlng villages. All are desti-
tute and relief Is urgently needed. They
bring terrible stories OF rapne and de-
vastatlon and report that no foreigner.
Official or unofficial. Is allowed to make
independent investigation or go any
where cut of sight Of the Turkish fore
es
As q result of the intervention OF the
British ambassador the decree Of expul-
sion has not been enforced against the
Daily MINIS correspondent az Monas-
tir, who under the date OF Sept, 10. tel
egraphed
"a yernitable reign OF terror exists
hero. Suspected Christians vanish ut.
terly presumably to prison Spies
abound on every hand. The following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19

the Dnevnik in publishing the news
OF Mr.. Chamberlains resignation re-
marks that he always led the anti
Macedonian policy.
BuLGARIANS KILLED.
Saloulca. Sept ls.-Three hundred
Bulsarlans have been killed IN a fight
between insurgents and Turkish troops
between Okhrida and Dibra. The Bul.
garian dead Include many officers one
Of whom wore Il Russian decoration.
A battalion Of Rediffs attacked tho
Christian gendarmes az Mltrovltza
Sept. is and several Of the latter were
Killed and wounded. The rest Of the
gendarmes took refuge at the Russian
consulate where they were beseiged
The situation at Mltroyitza Is extreme
ly critical.
The Bulgarian Villagers who are OPP
posing the Turkish forces In the neigh
borhood OF Melnlk are estimated 10
number 1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
A Guaranteed uure for plies.

IuHfaht'tH fUFt TOT FIts,
Itching Blind. Bleeding OF Protrudlag
Plies Your druggist VIII refund your
money II Paso Ointment fails to cure you.
% cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-14
-,Gracial murmur6.

-lGracial murmur6.
Una sonrisa, LENA de punzante
ironfa vag6 per los labios de Baca-
ra, que replic6:
-lGraciaI me Ia hubieras CON-
cedido I'd q mi 81 hubiese estados
como tie hallas t6 en- este momen'
TO. en- poder del hombre que crefas
digno de tn confanza9
De sir Guillermo, reducido la
impotencis, sc apoder6 un violento
acceso de ira.
-lNoI No tie habrfa perdonsdoI
-grit6.
-Pues bien; 81 no me hubieses
perseguids mas que mi. si 20 sola
hubiese sido Yictima do tuS tnfs-
mias. quis&s ts psrdonarfa a6n..
Un estremacimisAts de sspsran-
"a sacndi6 el cusrpo de sir CUTLER
mo, cuyo furor se aplac6 durante
IN momento, reemplaz&ndole una
suphcante ansiedad que 30 fsvel0
en- 50 mirada tenazmente Aia en-
Bacara.
Su esperaRza fu6, smpere. de
muy corba dursci6n.
Z Baeara aNadi6 en- sl misIno
tcno:
y no ssy 20 sola, sir Gaillsr-
nae, no ss tanpeso 81 conds de AR.
toff: los que On condsRamos, SON
tedan aquallas pargonas . las qua
prerequisites cen vuestro odio i'm
l plaeabls. lMiradlosl lAhf tsnsis q
vuestros juscssl
Y, nj misMe tempo qua pRenun.
eiabs estas palabras, cyose IN
gran ruido dstras del conde. qus
seRufa suietande q air Guillermc
v amenaEAndole con el pufial.
Artoff obligs 6 10 fuerza . So
enemigo q que Sc volviese y este
presenci6 an espeetaeulo que ID
aterr6.
\ Habfa dssaparscido, corridudcst
sobre sus ranuras del suelo y de
techo, unc de eRos biom bcs de ma
dera que bordo do alguncs nu
cues, airven para separar dividil
lOs camar0bes. a
\ De este modo~ quedo al descu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-14

Dai Natha, y que estaba lssamen.
te snamorads de 81.
-lComoi lNe era Dai Naths esa
ioven q la que eneontraron muerta
en- "a hotslito de Los Campos ELI
ssos?
->sf.
va reeuerds.
Y Q su lsdo hsllaron I'm
hombre cubierto de sangre. malhe'
rido, pero cue respirabs adu.
ST, crao que era su amante al
que, egdn dijeron, kabfa asssina-
de ella.
ESQ no en- cierto, sefIor conde.
-IC6mol
-Pues Que no haAfs tal amaRte.
sC6mo 90 sxplica eatonces
aquello?
va os irsia enterando. Rl he.
rido era 20 y sl que me hiri6, dan
dome una pulIalada, fu6 mir Artu.
re- Collins.
Y continuation Rocsmbole, al
Que 10 muerts parecfa eonceder nm
plazo para que tuvisse tiempo pa
70 eom plstar sus importantes con-
fssienes, sont6 deballadaments to-
das Las ssesnaa mas culmiaantes
do ssa dram&tica histeria do la
que, hasta On sus memories de-
tales, fuimos aslss narradores.
Aauslla historic era la miama euyo
dassnlaee habfa preeipitade Bs'
cara.
El heride sigui6 desigRando .
Andres con oil nombre do sir Ar
turo Collins.
A pesar do esto. una vsga sospe-
cha smpezaha . spoderarse aunque
lentamente Del conde, en- cuyo ca
pfritu falguraha u COMO una lui
afn indecisa.
Pere, sepamss de una vel
duien era sse air Arturo Collins
de d6nde venfs , qu6 sbieto ers
81 q ue - proponfs, die aI cabt
con aIguna fmpaciancia.
va On lo dire.
--Gf, pero pronGo.
-Permttidme ahora cOnsinuar
eCuando cir Artnros eigui6 Gil
oisndo Rocamhole, --sid que frsca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-14

sabau sus dos prineras oomolna
clones, quiso intentar una ssrcsra'
6sta. como v&is q vsrla, sehor
conde. on tosaba mas dc cerca.
LA mfl
81 ga con raz6a 6 sin ella, no 10
s6. sir Arturo hsbfa imagtnado cue
nj a eonseeuencia de nm suceso cual-
ouisra, la sefIsra de Ksrgaz queda'
6a viuda, al eabo 90 easaria con
ella.
Conmovi6se al cende dc Kergaz,
In luz que liza iluminando POGO q
POGO aauellas tinieblas fue en- au-
menbo.
ST. sefIor eonds, sir Arturo Go.
llfns querfs easarse CON vuessra
viuda. = me habfa encargado que
on matsse.
Armande de Ksrgsz no pndo re-
primir IN grito que 10 aTraneo Id
sorpresa.
En- mi vida, sigui6 diciendo
al harido hacieado IN esfuerzc,~-
estu "a enameradc de la sefisra de
Kergax. mi nae atrsvf hSar On ella
mis miradas Dor mi cusnts y rissgo.
Zero 9ubU@Ccc AQGC 81 y nA~~
tisns auual duslo CON mi hermano
| AndreaS pregunt6 Armando CON
vsx tsmbloross.
Kaesdme nm favor. sefior son-
de.
Il -Hahlad.
-Miradne fiamense cara . cara,
-Adiio Rocsmbcle. mo me recc-
i noceisp
NO, contests Arnando.
II -xY no os acordAis de una nochs
II en- que vfsteis como apoysha ls
II punta da m pufial nal cuellof
Il Eatas pslabras fueron como IN
/ vivo destello de Luz para Armando.
II Rocambolei murmaro.
II ST, 20 fuf el que, haciesao
II de position. guiaba vuestra ailla
/ de posta al dfa en- que ensonaras.
teis en- el eamino de Magny :
\ vaestro hesmano Andres rendldc
do cansansio y medic musrto.
II Y como ohservasa Roeambsle
Il cue u sefzoT Go Ksrgas haeis IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-14

BirdlAaull6 sir Guillermo con voz
shogads y sin poder hacer uso del
pufial.
El conde de Artoff eenia la fuer-
"a hercdlea de las razas del Norte
derrib0 q sir Guillermo suB
pies, y apUyando una rodilla sobre
su pecho 10 oblig6 permanecsr
inm6vil en- aquella postura. z Ba'
caRa continue:
--Hace un momento que os die,
sir Guillermo, que vuestra fatal
passion por Sara habfa sido Ia pie
dra que hallasteis en- vuestro ca
m1no y en- la que trcpezasteis, ha-
ciendoos caer. Para llevar q cabo
81 rapto de mi protegida, necesi'
tasJeis contar con Ia complicidad
de Juan Bird y de Rocambole, y
este tltimo arm6 centra Ell conds
ell brazo Ge Ventura, y Ell exmayor.
aomo de la sefiora MalassiS, vues'
tro c6mpllee en- otrcs tiempos, os
hizo traici0n.
Sir Guillermo echaba espumara-
Jos de rahia.
- Juan Bird, sigui6 diciendo
In sefIora Clarinet, - fac tambien
IN miserable, COMO vos, pero latfA
en- "a pocho un corsz6n sgradecido.
anne, y esmo oil conds de Arteff
salvS a Ia mujsr que amaSa, NO
vaeiE6 nj TN momento On servirle,
dandele una prusha de adhesion,
abandonando vueaCra sauHa. SOom-
prendeis ahera ls que ha sueedidOl
Sir Guillermo, al que sl conds
de Arteff ssgufa Sujetando hsjs
In rodilla, blasfsmaba y force1aba,
Arteff 10 dijo:
-Es on vano que pidas sooorror
misersble, porqus nadie vendra n
n eoeorreFte nf auxiliarte, porqut
no hay nadie que te tenga lastima
Ha sonado, te 10 repitos para Il u
hora del casbigo, asi te llames I'll
Guillermn, Andrea Eelipone, D sil
Arturo Collins. Z csc castigc VI
a ser terrtblel
Comprendi6 sir Guillermo qu'
estaba irremisiblemente perdido
cue nadte acudiIfa sosorrerle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-12
An Attack Expected.
(Ry Associated Press.)

PANAMA. Nov. 1.-THE United States
grnboat Concord. which left hero yes
terday afternoon. is said to be bound
for Buena Ventura.
The United States cruisers Boston and
Marblehead remain here.
The last news received at Panama from
Buena Ventura was to the effect that
the Colombian authorities were en-
pecting an attack on that port from the
direction OF Panama, that they were
building entertainments and that the Co
lomblan gunboat was being stripped for
action.
Manuel Espinosa has been appointed To
succeed FREDERICK Boyd. now on his way
to the United States with Or. Manuel
Amador and Carlos Constantn Arosme'la.
as member OF the Junta of the Repuo-
lie of Panama.
The municipal Council OF Panama has
unanimously approved proposition ny
which Or. Amador will be considered
Panama's "tavorite son." and has order ri
his picture, as hero OF the republic. to
be hung In prominent place In the
hall where the sessions OF the Council
are held. The expense will be borne by the
municipality.
DR.. Belisaro Porras has been appointed
con fidantial agent OF the Republic OF Fan
anna to the Central American Repub'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-12
AFTER Mr.. SMCOT.
Hundreds OF Petitions Protest
Against Utah Senator.

Il '
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.--several hun
drcd petitions protesting against Rct q
saloot retaining his seat as Junior sena-
tor from Utah were fled In the Senate
to-day. Most OF. these were offered By
Senator Burrows chairman Of the Elec-
tons COMMITTEES though ne7rly every
State registered objections through petit
tons fled by thor Senator'S. Churcf es. re-
HGlous organizations OF ali kinds unives :
sit es colleges and other educational In
st!tutions are among the org anizat'ors
which have filed protests. Some OF the q
petitions charge that Senator Smoot has
practiced polygamy while others rest
their objections on the charge that he is
member OF an organization VIII ch coun-
tenances the practice Of plural marriages.
Senator Burrows said to-day no c.ion
VII be taken by the Elections Comm t.
tee until the one vacancy on the comm t.
tee hrs been filled and that 1t is not Il ely
the charges will be considered b fore the
last week OF the special session or tbs
first vice. OF the regular session.