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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
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lConunueo from otn. pdRe.I
Hon. W. B. Goblin and wife are reeeiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of fine
boy on Wednesday.
Mrs. n. l. Maxwell has returned from
an extended and very pleasant yisi. on the
Pacific coast.
S. H. Masters. presidentof the Newdale
Fancy Can,aloupe Association. left yes
terday for mountain trip to make ar
rangements for marketing o: portion OF
the growing crop.
W. H. Hiekox and wife. Geo. Todd Sr.
and wife, Geo. Med. Osborne. A. c.
Sloan, WIN. Green. Mrs. c. v. Kinney.
Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Orr represented
Rocky Ford. at the late @. A. r. eneamp-
ment at Canon City. and report a splsn-
did time.
S. l. Lester left few days since for
an sxtsnded visit at his former home.
Schuyler Neb.
Mrs. Dennis Fleak entertained the En-
trs Nous club this week.
The Sans Souei club met with Mrs. c.
J. Cleveland on Tuesday. The hostess
had charge Of the program and il was .
Tsnnyson afternoon. Mrs. Cleveland
read biographical sketch Of Tsnnyson.
Selections were read as follows: Miss
Hslsn Stevens. from Tsnnyson: Mrs.
MeKslvsy. from Austin. and Miss Flor
snes Shaw. from King.
Mrs H. D. Garwood Of La JuntA gave
= rose party Wednesday which was at
tended by the following Rocky Ford ladies:
Mssdames Fenlason. Randall. Bowman.
MeKelvey. and Misses Andrew and Stsv-
ems. The recreation Of the afternoon was
each lady emboidering rose. Tho prize.
= hand painted plate. was awarded Mrs
MeCune Of La Jun,a.
Mrs. F. O. curran Is visiting her mother
at Lakin. Ks.
C. Price OF Win,arset. Iowa, span, yes
,afday with his son. Cliff Price. as On
route further west
Miss Lula MeKinney's many Rocky
Ford friends will be pleased 10 learn that
she arrived from Chicago yesterday for
a visit OF month or more with tho fam
lily OF A. C. Sloan. Miss Mckinney Is
s,enographer for one Of Chieago's larges,
brokerage firms.
Tuesday evening NUMBER OF young
ladies gave Leap Year ball and made I.
decided success. a large party came
up from La Jun,a TO enjoy tho festivities.
I, was an inyi,s,ion dance. and those who
have mad tho opportunity Of comparison
say |, was In marked contrast with tho
public dances which have been hold hero.
Tho latter have no: always been con-
Quoted In a eredi,able manner. Blu, this
occasion could no, be subject to adverse
criticism.
Tho Fii,y-Ninsrs arc tho pioneers Of
Of Colorado. A reunion Of these early
settlers Of tho ST. vrain valley will DO
held a; Lorgmon,. Juno so. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. 6odding. ST.. OF Rocky Ford
ara eligible To attend and have received
an Invitation. J. NJ. Brush Of Grand VAL
10y Is also entitled TO bo present
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
Important Business Announcement.

We have bought the stock of plumbing
goods of Ford j. Steward and intend to
carry on the business of plumbing in con-
nection with wind mills. pumps. gasoline
engines. water supplies. ETC.. etc. As we
have pub down good many wells the
past year in this section our Mr.. Brown
Is good authority to consult in regard to
putting in wells and is at your service at
all times.
Without boasting at all we would say
that we have the largest and most COM
ple.e stock Of sewer pipe and drain tile in
the Arkansas valley. Prices right.
As to prices and friendly treatment
you can Judge best after dealing with US
Ofiice and stock with Mcpherson Lum-
Der Co.
Hoping you will call on US when in
need Of our goods. We remain.
Yours truly.
oS II. Otis Brown Mill Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
Prot iritiou which Prohibits ane
flakes Violations Costly.

About a year ago Frank Thofnp1on OF
tho ST. James was arranged before Po-
lice Magistrate Osborn. charged with u
legal liGuor selling. He WAS convicted on
three counts and fined sioo on each. An
appeal was taken to tho county court. AID
from there to the court Of appeals. where
tho case was dismissed. This made
Mr.. Thompson liable for tho original fine
and costs. caused largely by tho appeal.
to tho amour, Of s5z2.ss. total Of
seZ2.s5. Mr.. Thompson had tho choice
Of payment or all sentence. and chose
the former on Wednesday. adding 70 the
eity's treasury slTos, s7oo.
The Rocky Ford way Of handling Sio-
lators Of tho liquor ordinances is the only
correct method. and worthy Of imitation
hy all towns which would be FREQ from
the evils Of alcohol. The prosecutions
were pushed with tho utmost vigor from
the start. resulting In complete victory for
the city all along the line. And such rad
ieal prosecution is really measure OF
mercy 10 would-he offenders, giving them
notice Of what will hsppen-knowing
which tn ~ keep Oh, Of troible BY obey
ing the laS.
Another good result Of The eity's siren
roas prosecution is tho diseoursgemcn, OF
c. o. o. express sales. The agent Of a
Kansas City wholesale liquor house re-
Gently tried TO get several parties here to
handle his jugs. but all saw too much
hazard in the business. and the agent
left. his opinion Of Rocky Ford being ex-
pressed in sulphurous language.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
Notice of Application to Lease State Land,

once of the state Board
of Land Commissioners. ,
Denver. Colo. May ~. 'Oi
MOTTO. IL HEREBY GIVEN that W. 4.
~ Fcnton. whose posto'iicc address is Rocky
Ford. Colo. on May %. 1901 made application
No. .lz2 to the state Boari OF Land Commits
sioupr. to lease the following described
University Lands. situate In Oteru county.
Colorado. to-wit: Southeast u sec =, south
y of northeast 1. and southeast I. sec. ~.
township - south. range IS west; south u
sec, ~, township q south. range 50 west.
No other applications to lease the above
described premises or objections against the
above application Will be considered after
June ~. iiNI MAnR u. W"nnHrrF.
Register state Board Land CUuInissivncrs
IL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
W. z. c. Social i,ee,ins la th,
Country.

Tho neS; W. r. c. social meeting will
bc held a, the homo Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
J. Guthrie. cas-, Of town. on Wednesday.
June 2e,h.
The members Of the W. r. C. and their
husbands. and all old soldiers and their
wives arc mos; cordially invited TO bo
present.
This social session will last fr o m
I to s .. m. Mrs. C. W. Fenlason and
Mrs. David Best will assis; Mrs. Guthrie
In receiving tho large number OF guests
who arc sure TO DO attracted to this
meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
BID Shoe Sale.

Beginning Saturday. 1000 pairs nav
Shoes. JUS, received:
Chiilds shoes. this sale. ie TO Sl.ss.
LADIES' Sl.2S shoss. this sale. eee:
Ladies' $500 Turn Sole Kid SAY.
Mems si.75 Seamless shoes sl.8s.
Mons Satin calf shoes. Si.2S.
Marked q; prices you viii surely buy al
RAMSAY & BYARS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
REPUBLICAN TICKET
you PRESIDENT
THEODORE kOOsHvEtT
ron vtcE-rRESipnSr
CHAR. ". fAtltBASks
yoH cosaurss-sSD DISTRICT
II. ". HOGG

Roosevelt and Fairbanks were nomina-
ted yerterday afternoon. Tho former
has been tho candidate OF the people fer
many months. His proved presminens
value as chief executive and his honest
personality. always aggressive for the
right have given him hold on the MATS
es Of the people which makes the Repub-
Iiean National ,ieke: invineible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The editor of the Coaehulla. Cal, Sub
marine announced last week that he was
going to take a vacation until Sept lst
and the parer would suspend publication
until that date. What gonoIs thing 1t
would b. II ns@paper men all over the
union would follow this free-and-easy
example.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The eleven owners Of the Masonic hall
block have formed a corporation. The
United Realty Co.. " for the purpose Of the
more bussiness-like handling Of their
property. The ineorporators are II. l..
Maxwell. H. W. Lance and W. 3. Goblin.
The capital stosk is $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

a few beet Eislds show the presence OF
a small web worm Thus far 1t has been
noted only in widely scattered portions Of
the country ard not extensive In any field.
During the past week beet growers have
received circulars from the sugar COM
pany giving directions how to destroy the
worms with Paris green. Growers should
watch their fields closely and not let
this insects WORK assume injurious pro-
portions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

FOR SALE, A lot Of Second Hand
goods. consisting Of heating and cooking
stove, extension table. side-board. bed
steads, lounge. water barrels. lumber
ladders. chairs. buggy. spring wagon, oil
and paints. NJ E. Tuttle.
4lo So 18th 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
Notice Of Application to Lease State Land,

Once Of the State Board
Of Land mmis-ioner<,
Denver. Colo. June 3. 'Oi
NOTICE Is hereby given that Caldwell 4
Fcntun, whose postuilicc address IL Rocky
Ford. Colo. on June z. 1pg. made application
No 3,' to the state Board OF Land Commits.
sioners to lease the following described school
lands. situate In Otcro County. Colorado.
to-wit: All of section 10, township 10 south,
range IS wsst.
No other applications to lease the above
described premises or Objections against the
above application will bc considered after
July ., 1874. Mark u. wUUDHurr
rs Register State Board l.aii, Com
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

loe india Linen for SC. I9e grade fol
l2Re. 2oo kind lac. On sale at Ram
say & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The sewer proposition is making good
progress, the prospect being that Rocky
Ford will in the early future have the
benefits Of this most desirable improve
mont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

During these busy days on the farms
Rocky Ford's business men have slow
time during the heat Of the day. trading
being done in the early morning or late
afternoon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

Blossoms Kreseont Randy Kitchen at
tracts the crowds these warm days ano
evenings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

MONEY to lean In quantities to suit
Address Box 400. Rocky Ford. lisp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The efforts Of Russell Boles to escape
the panitentiary have all been in vain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

Call and see my Tough Tread" Bicycle
tires. Especially good values.
NJ. l. StJohn.
5tf East r. r. Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

Armour's Gold Brand Hams and Ba.
con. the hnes, In the market. always II
stock at S,auf!or's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
Rocky Ford VS. Navajo Indians.

Rocky Ford June ia good game
was played here Sunday between Co. E
team and the Nayayo Indians. Score:
Co. E..----.-o o oo2 | 90 o-5
Navajo Indians. % o s % 6 o ca
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

Considerable matter planned for this
issue goes over TO next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The crops Of the valley were never
more promising than now and farmers are
jubilant over the encouraging outlook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The commencement exercises Of Oodds'
Commercial College will be held at The
Grand the evening Of June 5oth. Every
kndY cardiallY invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

One and one-half shares Of High Line
Ditch stock for sale. Call at State Bank
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

Mrs. J. o. Servis. Dressmaking. Salts
faction guaranteed. First house east o
Casebeer's store. 5o-4-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

LOST,-Gray leather wrist bag. Most
valuable article OF contentens was a key
Of no use TO anybody except the owner.
Finder please return to Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24
cheap Rates 20 Sc. Louis.

From Rocky Ford siz.2s. Sell June
II and rs. Coach tickets only at this
ra,e. timi, is days. Also on June "a
and 20 will a. Slz.is. good for 10 days.
Coach tickets. All World Fair St Louis
tickets good for stop OF at Kansas City
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

One day last week the wind blew long
aud strong. infieting much damage on
some fields Of oantalUupes. Sand was
picked up by the wind and driven against
the tender plants with such force as to
irfiict much injury. Fields which had
recently been cultivated did not suffer.
the uneveuness Of the surface interfering
with the injurious action of the wind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-24

The members Of Co E. N. @. c. are
daily expecting the arrival Of silver SER
vice medals which have been provided
for all who were called ou: during tn,
recent labor troubles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-21
Immense Stock Rooms
of Tube Works Burned
Loss by Fire at Shelby Plant Branch of United
States Steel Company, Is Estimated
at 100000.

SHELBY. Ohio. Jan. 21.-Fire broke
1ut al o'clock last night in the small
stock house at the shelby Steel Tube
works. a branch Of the Unitee States
steel Company and in fifty Minutes had
completely destroyed both Of the inn
mense stock rooms and their entire
contents. The fire is supposed by tube
works men to have heen started from
an electric wire and vas first discovered
on the roof OF the huHding
A Prompt Response.
The works maintains its own fire de-
partment and this VS. upon the scene
In a few minutes with water. while the
city department arrived later The
buildings We're so greasy, however, from
the handling and storage of greasy steel
tubes, that they burned like finder
Firemen We're driven back and had to
take refuge in the line Of brick builds
ings or the works beyond
From there they were able to use their
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hose lines 70 good advantage In pro-
tecting the rest OF the shop, but could
do nothing toward queRching the fire
in the stock houses The stock houses
were filed with finished steel tubing
made by the cold-draV,n process. and
the aggregate number OF feet OF tubing
contained was about 25.o0e.019. One Of
the men employed at the factory said
that the total weight of the stock on
hand would aggregate $4,000 tons. The
value was placed at S3.0JJ,0J0
Covers Several Acres
Half OF the workingmen in Shelby ere
employed at this factory and at one
time il looked as if the whole works.
covering several acres OF space, would
be consumed
The main lines of hose, however. con-
fined the fire 10 its original depart
ments and by 10 o'clock II was only
smoking mass OF burned timbers and
twisted. broken and bent steel tubes.
all. or nearly all. a total loss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-21
HART MAKES PLANS
FOR A COMP PROMISE
Batsman May Get His Base on Three
Balls the Coming
Season.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-The three-balls
rule suggested by President Hart. last
fall. when the controversy about the
foul strike was resurrected. may be
adopted by the joint rules committee of
the National and American Leagues.
President Hart, discussing an intima-
ton by Charles Nichols. who is TO man
age the reorganiZed st. Louis Nationals
that the number of balls viii be cut
down from four to three. says he be-
lieves his handicap viii be put upon the
pitchers by the joint rules committee.
Nichols. who declines to give the source
of his information, says he has il d.
rect that the big leagues are urging the
adoption Of the thTec-baN rule as sort
of compromise in the foul strike con
troversy- President Hart favors a re-
strictiOn on the pitchers rather than
the foul strike rule.
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RESIGNS RECT0RSHlP
OF ST. MATTHEW'S CHAPEL
The Rev. John Mckee Seeks Rest After
Thirty-dve Years of Work.

The Rev. John NJ. E. Mckee has re-
signed from the rectorship Of St. Mai
thew's Episcopal Chapel and win not
accept call TO another pastorate until
he has taken a much-needed rest Mr.
Mckee was received into the Episcopal
ministry more than thirty-five years ago
and has spent the greater part OF that
time IN Washington
In the ten years existence Of ST
Matthew Chapel Mr.. Mckee has been
its pastor. and has won a wide circle OF
friends.
On the occasion Of his retirement Mr.
Mckee was presented with a handsome
gold ring and Mrs. Mckee with gold
watch. evidences OF esteem on the part
of St. Matthew'S congregation.
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ASSOCIATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Delegates Spent Afternoon. on visit tc
Mount Vernon.

These officers were elected at the reg
ular meeting of the National Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association. held
yesterday.
President, Frank A Jones. of San
Francisco; first vice president. Edward
w. Bray. of Norfolk. Va: second vice
president Evans Jenkins. Of Cleveland.
secretary. George a Grub. OF Chicago:
treasurer. Albert /. Jones. Of Detroit.
James II. Harris. past president Of
the association, delivered an address.
which was followed by a speech from
Herbert Z. Stone, of Boston. past presi-
dent OF the National Association of sta
tionary Engineers
Yesterday afternoon the delegates
from other cities TO the convention Wis
hed Mount Vernon and other points
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ODD FELLOWS HOLD
SEMI ANNUAL MEETING
and Rebekah Lodges Have
Grown Within Last Year.

Reports were submitted by Grand
Master James II. Crew and other Of
ffcers at. the semi-annual meeting Of
the Grand Lodge. Independent Order OF
odd Fellows Of the District Of Column
hia held IN odd Fellows Han, near
Seventh and D Streets northwest. last
evening
Emphasis was laid on the growth Of
the subordinate and Rebekah lodges
throughout the past half year by Mas
ter crew IN his rer1rt. Comment was
made on the reception OF the visiting
Odd Fellows in Washington last fan,
while the convention Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge was IN progress in Balti-
more and Deputy Grand Master ". H.
Mcneil who had charge Of the work
was commended in the highest terms
IL was suggested last evening that the
eighty fifth anniversary OF the organiza-
ti0n be celebrated on April Is, and this
viii probably be done.
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SULLIVAN MAY
TACKLE N'GOVERN
Must Defeat Briggs Next
Monday Night.
KID is TRAINING IN BOSTON
Chelsea Boy Goes Through Work at
HOme-Bout Scheduled
for Portland.
KID is TRAINING IN BOSTON

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the winner of the Kid Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs dght to take place at
Portland. Me. on January .. win meet
Terry AcGovern.
Both Briggs and sullivan are working
harder than they ever did before to get
themselves ia condition for their bout,
as il means much to the winner.
Went the Limit
Briggs has boxed McGovern once be-
fore and the bout went the limit While
the local boy has Never met Terrible
Terry" he has defeated all the good
ones In the South. and recently scored
n decisive victory over Joe Bernstein.
the Ghetto champion.
The Washington boy is rounding into
first-class shape at the Criterion Club.
Boston. Briggs is doing his training At
his home ia Chelsea. Mass.
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WEST VlRGlNlkNS co
HOME DISAPPOINTED
Unable to Agree Upon Plan to End Re
publican Squabble.

The last Of the West virginians who
have been comforting az the Raleigh in
regard 20 the adoption Of some plan by
which the faction fights in the Repub-
lican party in the State can be ended.
and upon ways and means Of passing
an equitable tax BILL have gone home
disappointed.
"A number of schemes were presented
TO end the political troubles. but they
came to naught and il was finally
greed TO allow things to go on as they
have been. the State being so thor
oughly Republican that the fighting viii
not do the party any harm. II is said
that d tax law was agreed upon but
no one would give out any details con-
corning the proposed measure.
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Ban was also asked if Tom LOTUS
would again be found here If the club
were not sold but was again evasive
in his reply. saying ne did not think
so. but could not positively say All
arrangements for the sale of the club
have -een put in the hands of Wilton
j. Lambert. Mr. LSmbert has probably
been instructed by President Ban to
keep the names Of those who are dick
ering for the club from the public anG
newspaper men, as Mr.. Lambert viii
throw no lig',t on the subject
From the present outlook. the club
will not be sold; and ii it is not, it is
"a two-to-one chance that LOTUS will
again be found here as manager. With
the exception of the American League,
Tom is the biggest stakeholder, and has
"a good deal to say about the affairs Of
the club which he tried-to manage last
year.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE WORLD or SPORTS
Mclean VIII Not Buy
The Washington Club
Ban johnson Says American League Has
Never Entered Into Negotiations With Cap
italist--High MoguI Goes 10 New York.

Ban Johnson, president OF the Ameri-
can League. has gone to New York
Mr. Johnson's mission here was for the
purpose of selling the club. but ne failed
70 find a purchaser.
John r. Mclean. Western papers have
been saying for the past month. Will
surely own the Senators next season.
Ban Johnson strenuously denies this.
and says the American League has
never entered into negotiations with Mr.
Mclean
He says. however. that he still ex-
poets the club to be sold. but refuses to
make public the names Of the prospec-
tive purchasers. Before he departed
Mir. Johnson was asked point blank
whether the club would be owned by
local people He evasively replied
There viii be more local money in the
club, and when further pressed said.
lit may not be
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WASHINGTON BOWLERS
PERMANENT ORGANIZE

The Washington Bowling Association
was permanently organized at a meet
ing held at the Palace Alleys last night.
The following officers were elected:
President, George II. Cox. Acme
Club; first vice president. George Land.
Bureau Club second vice president,
William c. Worthington. Riggs Bank
Club. secretary. William L. AiIlfer.
9aengerbund
The Jolly Fat Men. Columbias. Acmes.
saengerbunds. Riggs Bureaus. New
Yorks, Center Markets. and Bcstons are
the members OF the new organization.
Each club viii pay So per year dues AM
other meeting VIII be held at the Palace
Alleys next Tuesday when % treasurer
viii be elected. All clubs Ia the city.
attached or unattached. are invited to
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YOUNG SAND0W STAYS
LIMIT WITH PARKER

Harvey Parker had as his opponent
last night IN dfteen-minute bout.
James Boxweu young s8ndow). at
Kernan's Lyceum Theater Parker
failed 20 throw his man. and conse-
quently had TO pay his adversary So.
which he agrees 70 forfeit >any man
he cannot throw within a dine limit
OF fifteen minutes
Parker has consented TO give Boxyrell
another trial tonight. in q twenty-min-
ute bout Tomorrow night the Little
Demon" viii attempt TO pat the Shout.
ders OF Joe Grant 70 the mat in fifteen
minutes.
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FIRST BATTALION
DOWNS ATHLETICS
Although the Result of Basketball
Game Was Never il Doubt, 1t
Was Interesting Throughout

The First Battalion ard Athletic As
ISOLATION teams. i'm the National Guard
Basketball League, met last night, and
the First Battalion FIVE won by the
score of 3g 20 Is. The game was hotly
contested, and although the result was
never in doubt. the many spectators
were interested at all times. Kirby
played fairly clever game. but was
not up to his usual form. while Ken
nedy. Shedd. and Wallace put up an
excellent game Franklin was badly in
jured, necsssitating his removal from
the contest The game. however, was
not rough Mr. LOTUS officiated as
tmekeeper, and Nudge" Ross refereed.
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CORATOLO CAPTURED
IN SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

An important arrest was that made
last night. in Springfield. Ohio. of Luigi
CoratOlO. an Italian wanted in this city
to answer a charge of assault with in
tent 70 kill
CoratOlo is the mosaic worker who.
on December 2 is said 20 have called
at the home of Rosa Sigiola, in Scots
Alley. and 10 have cut her so severely
that 1t was thought she would die. Cor
atolo made his escape.