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, 1904-12-20
The Bachelors Wish.
Wanted a wife,.
IT, ~~oAten life.

Wanted a wife,,
To sweeten life.
BY bachelor young and healthy!
I do not care.
uoW moor she may be or wealthy.
ehe must not be tall.
Nor yet very small.
MT beautiful, gentle and young.
with eyes that are Sris hsbt.
and one who can bride her tongue.
with q soul full Of love.
And a. pure Is a dove.
And n form that il slender and airy;
with a voice like q birds,
Though Of not many words.
And as light on her foot a . fairy.
And when I can fnd
One just to my mind.
who'll love mo sincerely n ever
Il VOW not to leave her,
Nor harm her. nor srieve her.
TIL death shall the pair Of US sever
Alfred WhAslas.
, 1904-12-20
GOLD MEDAL FOR THE
BEST AVERAGE SCORE.

Earl Carter this morning received
from Chicago the gold medal to be pre-
sented by Drs. Brown, Hamilton, Nc
Milf and McCollum to the marksman
making the best average score at the
Christmas shoot by the Laramie Rod
and Gun club IN Monday. The winner
must shoot in eight of the nine events
on the program. The badge is valued
at 500. is a very handsome affair, bear
ing a miniature clay pigeon in enamel,
an expert trap on q gold shield and a
bar to receive the name of the winner,
which will be engraved after the medal
has been won.
, 1904-12-20
NAVAL APPRENTICE Is
0UEeT OF HIS AUNT,

Clyde w. Weythman, q nephew Of
Mrs. NJ. E. Ingersoll. is visiting her in
the city. He enlisted at Mare Island
Cal, as an apprentice in the navy, in
January, 1899. serving for 81 years
ON the Asiatic station on the Newark,
Alabama and other ships. The re-
mainder Of his service was spent on
the North Atlantic station being dis
charged ut Philadelphia, Pa, Decem-
Der 16. Upon his arrival in San Fran
cisco he will have been around tn
globe and have seen the principal
cities Of the world,
, 1904-12-20
THREW STONES At

A SCHOOL BOY.
Warrants were issued this morning
for George and John Crumbley. charg-
ed with throwing stones at David Ben
der, a pupil at the schools. and they
were served by Constable Jack Nc
Rae. The trial was set for 2 o'clock
this afternoon. The informations
charge George Crumbley with assault
and John with assault and battery.
George Crumbley, the elder of the
two negro boys. about . years Of age,
a fined IS and sent to the county
jail. John. the younger, was fined 81
and the fine was suspending during
good behavior. The parents Of the
boys are in the country
, 1904-12-20
Vessels. Ordered to Keep Away.

San Francisco, Dec. 20.-The collec-
tor of customs. under orders from the
state department, is advising steam
ers to keep twenty miles from Pesca-
doris and that Notifications are being
constructed at Suyo. Both points are
within the radius Of the probable con
fict between Japanese and Russian
fleets.
, 1904-12-20
SAW THE PRESIDENT.
Attorney General Van orsdeI Introduc-
ed by Senator.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator War
rem yesterday introduced to the presi-
Attorney General Van Orsdel of
Wyoming. who also is chairman Of the
state committee of Wyo-
ming. They had a brief talk about
politics.
, 1904-12-20

New York, Dec. 20.-Nan Patterson
was cross-examined today regarding
her connection with Caesar Young.
During the examination she admitted
that Young supported her and gave her
large sums Of money. She could not
fx the amount. Asked II 1t was $780,
900. she said, Il don't know"
, 1904-12-20
Norman Mot Identified Vel.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Dec. TO-
Though a thousand people viewed the
remains of the young woman found on
mountain, Cheyenne canon,
there is no clue to her identity o
no motive for the murder. About the
only chance of Identification lies In the
work on her teeth
, 1904-12-20
BANKS ARE DOING 4
GOOD PAYcHEck BUSINESS.

The paychecks for the November
payroll were received last night and
are being cashed today, the banks and
merchants doing a rushing business.
1t is believed the total for the month
will not fall far below the October
total.
, 1904-12-20
WAS o MURDERED.
Kansas City Girl Denies She Was Iden-
titled A. Victim.

Kansas City. Dec. 20.-Lena Weber,
mentioned in a Colorado Springs dis
patch, denies that she was identified
as the girl murdered at Cheyenne
mountain.
, 1904-12-20
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.
Dogser Bank Commission Not Able to
Get Together Today.

Paris, Dec. 2O.-The meeting of the
Dogger bank commission scheduled
for today was postponed till tomorrow,
owing to the non-arrival of Admiral
Davis, the American commissioner.
, 1904-12-20
MAY BRING BRIDE
FROM KEYSTONE STATE.

Mr.. Leroy Scholl, manager of the
American Copper company at Holmes,
will leave tomorrow or Thursday for
Williamsport, Pa, and will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives. 1t
IS an even guess that a beautiful maid
en- of the keystone sta.e will return
a bride with Mr.. Scholl, although this
s a profound secret.
, 1904-12-20
LAWYER STILL ABSENT.
Kansas City Murder Case Goes Over
to Thursday.

Kansas City. Dec. 2O.-The Hoffman
day, his lawyer being still absent.
, 1904-12-20

An overcoat that is a big bargain
was 80, now is $5.75, at Woodruff &
|Terry's.
, 1904-12-20

Spend sS.75 for a SIS overcoat at
Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-12-20

Remember Hose Co. Nc. 2 ball, New
Years eve, Dec. 81. Everybody Invited.
REGARDLESS of cost, $3.50 overcoats
for SITS, at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-12-20

IND HlstorlcaI Uepartmsnt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Srefe $tdote.

Sam b g. Gin SiibneitIturm
perurIadte in Der unterslbe elm;
SturmfIutb. 9as Mafer itteg iibsr
Die 9uaimauern unb iiberI9nemmte
bic Dor Der iiibli9en NeuItobt liegenz
ben llferitrdBen unb sinige Quais oes
9afens, Sine gauge Reibe BON 9eqern
IN Der NcuItaot ipuroe unter Wolier
gefeBt. Die 3a9l Der auf Der llntereI6e
acknowledgement uuo fortgetriebenen
8oOte betrug ge9en 100,-9ierorts
tagte Der 3pette 8ougreB bsuti9er
9anOelso9enten, IS paren aus .pers
14iebsnen 3beiten bes Rei4es Is Ger
eine nit 1886 Stimmen pertreten.-
Dor Sur5em f~eierten Der 9roB6er3ogli6
Beiiii9e generdltonful @eorg ferbiz
nano b. @orriTeu uno @emobttn bic
9iamantbo43eit. 9prriNen, Der felt
so Sabren bas Imt bes @eneraltonz
fulS betleioet, tpurbe ppm Sendt bic
golbene Subildumsmebdille iiberreidt.
8remer aben. Der Qusitano
Der 8duarbeiter lit mad bal6iGbriqer
0auer fir Die 4rbeiter ~ergebnibIos 5u
9uniten bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BE-
enoet lporben.-9as groBte SegeG5diff
Der Nelt pirb bemnGdit lpieoer, lpie
Ihon Dor Sa6ren, ais Der SiinfmaIter
nWarta Ridmers" nod ni9t perf6ols
len mar, in 8r%emerbopen bebeimdtbet
fem. Auf Der bieIisen S9iffsperft
bon ". s. Ridmers fpurbe Der 8iel au
elmer 5iinfmaiters8 Bari bon 5000 RE
giitertonnen gelegt. sic pirb bas bliss
Der grOBte Se9eIf4iff, ben Sumburger
5unfmaiter ppreuBen," Der iid 3us
glei4 ais i6neaiter Segler betudbrt
bat, nod I'm etpa 1000 Spnnen iberz
treffen.
8 ii b d. Die 9dufmannI6aft
tlnb bic !6anOslstommer lieBen fir oas
0ffi5iertorp8 bes 8reu5ers .2iibed"
elne 9roBc iilberne 8ofple nit 2a6lstt
uno "a 8e4ern unferti9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

Ulept3tn, BrDArld aus Gttlinqen, ber
bier alS @ertteter zines @r8tes bic
dr3tlt6e qraris ausiibte, eridpinbslte
BET mebreren 2suteH groBs 9elobetraae
uHO giH9 Odnu f(iidtt9.
& a # E /. 8si Der @emeiuberut6sz
pobl iisete bic Cite Der pereiutgten
2iberaleH uno So5iolOemotrateu nit
400 Stimmsn gegen bic 2iite oeS Sen
trum8, auf Die 249 Stimmen eHtftel.
3au E / m. Der &rantenpGrtsr
gauI !6sinri9 @uitaD Std Itabt lei
nem 9ienit6errn in Naubetm 300
Mlart unb flii9tete ud9 Strabbure, no
er has @stb perpraBte. Sn StraBburg
uuteri9lug er aud Elm 5a6rrab. Der
bersits negeu 9iebItubls f9per be-
itrafte 9tn9etIdgte srbieIt 2 Sabre 7
Mouate 3u6tbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

itGbtii6en Q(r6eiter rorgerommen. Die
8ur6fiibrunQ Der beIieren ~QObubeoinz
guHgen srforbert etUsn id1rIideH M}ebrs
a%ufipoHo bon $4,000 Wdrt.-Gine be-
ionoere Strung erfu9r has auoenteH
6riebrih G9iQers our1 bic Aufftels
lung eius8 betnd6e BRET Meter bobsH
GtuuobiIoe8 an Der 9duptfdfoOe bes
isiuer &oaeHoung entgegeuse6enoen
neueH R%atbbduies. Die Rolofalitatue
lit Elm g8ert oss bieiieen 9luititers
YrOfeIfOr 8uui9 uno 3eigt ben 9t9ter
in iugsnblider 9eitalt. Qls 9sgsns
itiid piro cine BON benz bieii9en Bib
bauer JreunO gei4affens ubIaHozS Sta
tue aufgeiteQt perocn.
6 anu It q t t.. Der 8ertraqseuts
purf fir bic @tussmeinOuug bieier
Staot IN Stuttgart nuroe BON ben
biirgerltdeu &oQsqien NIT GROCER
Mlebr6eit augenommsu.
9eilbrour. Reulth funo bier
cine GOnferen3 Der 8ertretsr Der Redars
uftritaaten 8oben, Seiien unb Diirte
tembere fat, UNI iiber bic bon piirt=
tembergii6er Seite porgei9losensn
0orarbeiter fir einen @rpBf6iffs
fabrtslpso BON Monubeim bis Seils
brorn sil beratbsn. IS purOe bei9lois
fen, cine itGnoi9e tedniide SommtiIion
gu biIben, bic aus b0bersn te9uti6eR
@edmteH Der bret ~ufsritdoten beItsbt.
Der tehnii9e @ntiuurf fir bic piirte
tembergii6e NetdrItrsde ioa bon benz
bDorusrapbii6en Bureau in Stutts
CART, berienige fir bic babif6e Strede
BON Der buoii1eu Rbein6aue SnipettiOn
Mdnnbsim dusgeorbeitet peroen.
H PEN s b q. .3psi iugenbs
lt6e 0ienittneGte botten tiir5li9 Elm
i9lpereS Wagenrdb uuf bas 9eleiie Der
gubn O9ienbouiens8 iebra6 gelest.
nm einen 3ug CUR Gntgleiiung gu briua
gen. Gin grobes llngliid tonnte uber
nod o%erbinoert lperoen, uno muir bic
Mui6iHe bes 3uges purbe beI9dbigt.
0as bieiige S6purgert6t perurt6eilte
bic beiben @erbre6er 3u eirem Suhr
ie6s Wonuten uno einsm Sabr 5tpei
Mouateu 3u6tbuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
2aOen.

& s + c. 9ei ben fitr3li6
bier nieoer9sgongensn @etpittern fpurbe
Elm Stdliensr, Gubpig @(utonuti, bon
einem gliBltrubl gstroffen uno eetOos
et.-poli3ettommi1Gr Wdier feierte
icin 25jGbri9eS 0ienItiubilGum bel Der
bteIigeu &riminalpoli5ei.
9 doens9 q b E II. 0os sSreia
berrIi9 b. Rotbi4iIof9e Snnotorium
fir QungenleioenOe, bds anfGnoli9
nd9 Qbelsbeim fommen foute, Ioa i'm
bena9burten 8iibIertbal erbaut tperben.
retburg. Sier lit Seiuri6
Jrei6err lle6erbrud b. 9obenItein, Der
lebte SprDBliu9 oes beriibmten @es
f4le6tes, i'm Glitter bon 50 ,Subrsn gez
itpr6en. Gr mar Der eiu5ige Sobn bes
nod ON 2s6.u befinoli6en S~reiberrn
Murimiliun, tpel6er am 10. Sttpber
III 8ensGeim, Seiien. Isinsn 81. Sc
b~urtsta9 beeine. 6tinrihs She nit
GliIabetbo 6reiin b. Gngberg 81 Wii6lz
Beim 1T tinoerlos geblisben.
Rom mama. Der Wfitinbdbsr Der
biefigen GDpenbrduerei 9ebriiosr 6uz
Der. 2(oolf 6uber, lit flii6tig. IS
6eiBt, er babe We6ielfGlI6ungeu in
!SObe bon $4,000 Mart gum S6aben
bes Staotratbs O~lterluaIter begansen.
SO GERS b q. Sm 8arten oes
@uItbaIies .Sum pilbtn damn" an
msItlihen @noe mleres StGbt6ens
lOIts ii6), nie i6on Dor sinisen Sabrsn,
plOblih pteber Elm Stiid 2uno NIT
8dumen, elmer @artenmuusr llno benz
pabiqon los uno %OeriffpdnO in Der
Sisfe bes SEES. 0dS Seeufer 1T bier
iteil abTaGsub upb beitebt aus 6elIeu,
Der unter Dem Seelpiegtl t4eilpeiIe urs
terIpiilt iein iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
46atimaiC6e SfGafem.

@poIb q. Die 6irmd Ro6crt
8irtner, 8ubpruderet uno lettings
berlag, bat aus Nnlab be8 25iGbrigen
8eitebeus Der in ibrem @erlage erf&eis
nenOen r9eutiden Dirter3eitung"
Observation-Disclosures i'm 8etruge
BON 10000 Mart ~aus9eieBt.
a. 8ei Gr0ffuurs isines @aas
ren6auies ii6ergab $. TieB benz Obsr=
b%iirgermeiiter Or. 8ubu cine milbe
Stiftung bon 10000 Mart, burd
bereu 3inieH 9eriouen untsritiBt psr,
ben Ionen, bic Elm Seminar beiu9sn
ooer iih iOnit fortbiIoen pOIen; ss
foQen uber Waiien bebor5ugt tperben.
3euIenroo a. 8ei Der burd,
bic 8iir9eri4aft erfolgten 8iirgermet.
fterpabl purbe Der bisberige Sberbiir.
germeiIter 2emde ouf peitere feds
Sabre ols itaotii4es Oberbaupt piez
ber0eiudblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

etne Subtldum5ttt1tun9 IN po9e bon
5000 Wlart, bereH 3inieH aljdbrIt4 ie
eiHem aus Dem 9auie eHtldieneu SHus
ben uno MdO6eH 3~ugetpeHoet neroen
f0len.
M eeraue. Nud)oem I'M Sriibz
ia6r ois7eS ;Sa6reS odS nsu erbaute,
1900 0uuDratmeter groBe CONNER
bah er0ffnet porben mar, puroe nm
Idn9It oas e6enfaus neu erridtete fab
tide 8olts6raulez ruO Bannen6ao
Der offentli4eu Senubung iibergeben.
20 & II. Die @nlegung elmer
S6alIperre piro nun audi I'M Sriebiidz
tboIe eepldnt. gn eiuer 8eii4tigung
be8 QueIgebietes Der Triebiid bel no
born, @ruub uno @riaenburg betbets
Iigten It9 fat fdmmtlide Sriebfpertss
beIiber bes 3riebii6tbale8. Cine &omz
milton bat Die uG9IteR 9lrbeiten our
@erpirtli9uu9 oes YIune8 iibernoms
men.
81 o III / I Of. SetretGr @nberS
aus SaIteuitein tpurbe in elmer Stabts
gemsinosrat68IiBung einIttmmig gum
@emsinoeporitanb fir RooepiI9 9es
pGbIt, gu Oieiem @mt butteR iid 102
8eper6er gemelost.
9 ommer et b. &iirSliA frat
gum eriten Male bic bon Der 3~biringer
@aS9eieQiaoft in 2eip5is aussefiibrte
StrdBenbeleu4tung in Sbdtigtett.
Sns9eIammt iinb So 2aternen auFgez
iteqt, Die Elm OOr3iiglt6es 2i9t, trob
1tartsn @iubsS, fpeuoeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
@foenBnra.

Sloenburg. @om olben6urais
ldlen 2dnotag iuurbe Elm 4ntraq auf
Ginfii6rung bes allgemsinen unb bret
ten Wablre4ts fir bic 2anotag8pa6s
len an9enommen Gerner na6m Der
Sanotog einen @eiebentpurf an, Der
Dur4 einc entipre9enbe @enbsrung oes
Stdats9runbgefeBes elmer 0erlpals
tunssreform bss 5iirisnt6ums 2ibst
frsis gdbn, foipie bic M0gli9teit elmer
Sinanagemeinidaft Der brei 2anoess
tbetls bes 9roBber3ogtbums i4affsn
mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Iramn(6weig.

9ldnfenburg q. Sm Otter bon
70 Sdbrsn itorb bdbier Der Geheime
9ofratb profsfior Or. RuOolf Gdtbts
6ens, Der bon 1863 Bis 1899 bent
SebrtOrper Der uniperiitdt Seuu ar8es
bort bate.
8 ar5bure. Der Rsntner aOs
mig ~itiftete anldbli4 ieiner goloenen
!Sod3eit 100000 Wnrt fur bebiirfti9e
Ginpobner. Die Staot ernannte ibu
gum %G6rsn6irger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
2IeGfen6ura.

q II B r a 3 II 5 q. en-
elmer in benz Rotbbauie ob9e6alteneu
StBun9 be5 9(rmenrotbes erlitt Der
erite 9ur9ermeiiter, @ebeimer !Sofrat6
8riidner, einsn 9er5i6lus unb p~erltar6
fofort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
6roB6er;oaf6nut SeGcn.

2 q I m # q b +. aur3li6 ipnrbc
bier bos neue Rei6sbontsebGube in 9es
estDdrt BON Spiben Der Bsborben urb
gsrtretern bes !6anbels unb Geperb.s
burd ben Observation-Disclosures aot
erDffnet.
4llenhabt. gtr 9anlieat rgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Dlrffem 6erg.

Gtuttgatt. Die blrssrIi9sH
8%olGeaisn habeH cine pOlige Reutsgulis
rsr g2anlalaltnlll: Gel go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Gf(a6- Sot6riugen.

StraB burg g. 2eutnant SdGs
fer bonn Snfdnteries Regiment Rr. 126
bat Ii6 lpegsn 9(uf6ebung oeS 0erlobs
niiies auf Sort Wolfisbeim sri9o1en.
-Oberbiirgermeilter Otto Bad feierte
tiir3lif ieinen 20. @e6urtstdg. Die
Gbrungtrl. bic ein ollie StGnOt pertrss
TENDER 4uSi9ub i6m %angebottn, lebnte
er a6.--0ie @eieli4uft fir @er6reis
tun9 bon 9oItsbiloung. pslAe bier
taste, bat aIs 9ugungsort fir 1905
Berlin getpGblt.
4lgrtngen. Drsi 9rbeit,r
lparen oamit bel9dftigt, einen GENIAL
ti9en Gr36lod an5ubobren unb i'm nit
9ilfe bon 9Dnamit 5u Iprengen. pl0bs
lid IGFte ii6 Die idtpers MdIie los, ssrs
f4lug Dem 8ergmanu Rapp. einem Ydz
ter bon liebeu &inoern, ben S6Goel, 70
bdB er auf Der STEELE toot mar, ipGbs
renb Der 8ersmunn Rbs:nlano l9pers
@erIebungen erIitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

Gin bGHi6er aSnig. Der Ser.
traute uno Yerdtber bes 8onigs 2ouis
pbilipp bon Jrdutreih mar Elm !6err
9upin, pisipobl er nit bisiem niht
INNER einerlet Weiuunq mar. Sein
bieberes WeIen unb feline 9lnIpru9s=
loiigteit, bic ii4 iugdr in Ieinsm me6r
ais bel 4eioensn Nn5uge ausipru4.
idgte Dem einfdden Sinne bes a0nig5
gu. gtnes cages pGbreuo zines poliz
tiiden 9eiprGfes nit benz 8onise perz
CAB ii6 0upin 10 iueit. in ieinsr ses
lpobnten Weiie Dem a0nige 81 iagen:
sd iebt lpobI, Mdjeitdt, bab mir ur5
ME periteben iperocu. $50 babe mir
i6on odfelbe geoddt, lie6er Ssrr 9u'
pin" entge9nstc Der aOnig. ,nur ipa9te
i'd ni6t, ss Sbnen 81 iasen."
g t.. q aIGen. Sn !6eriidu 1T
ndbrsub zines S~eit6antstts oss Shpeis
Ser SurnlebrerpereinS Regierungsratb
SOnoeregger bon 9sioen am 9ersi6las
geitorben.
3 bursdt Ii. vi. in 5r~auenfelO
itdttasbdbts aonfer.n3 bon 8crtreterr
i6ipeiseriiher Gtobtcpertpnltungen bea
InfoB cinhcitlihss 8erfobren bet Der
prifiins pon getonfonitruftionsn, fera
nsr ein6eitlides 9orsehen bel 4usfers
iiauus BON Gsumunos3easniHen.
g9o,a FeaatnNaDinmi 81. fifdusn nil.
lru aa4t - aUfa - ksiff n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

eiie SrT sieiis in's slnsfGnb btiergt gtp.
Jiatnr, af. Ill, SL Iani.3iIale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Sa6Cen.

0rtsbtn. Der bsritor6ene a04
MIA 8eoro bon Gd4ien bat Elm 8erm0.
aen BON 120,O0O,000 Murt, Iotpie SO
!Rittsrqiitcr unO 9errI4dften binters
Infen.-,Sm perg1ngenen Sabre iinb
1928 q%trionsn aus benz aOnigrei9e
eadien ms auslanb gegansen. Der
or0Bte 3bsil Der iddfif9en @usnunz
bsrer, nGmlid 1890, bate fi9 bic Der.
Gtadten als 3icI erieben. 4uberDsm
Iiebtp fd) 50 III 8rpbbritnnnien mic
Der, II girgsn nod 0~uftrdlien, 8 nad3
Nfrfta, 103 mad grdftIien unb % ndd
ben ii6rigen Staten 4meritds.
8Iou9 q II. Sir bas Moiiens
b1u8. 6a8 $50 Sabre bsftsbt, aensbs
maic poe Globtnetotbneien,e1taium
% -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
Planning Tor pub..e Comfort.

Under the direction OF Chairman Steele
the Watermelon Day Public Comfort Com
mi,sse is arranging to do It's full duty
toward ten thousand guests next Thurs
day. The following sub-eommit,ses have
been appointed:
Securing and Assigning Roorns.-John
W. Young. chairman: W. r. Hardey. r. S.
Beall. NJ. L. Meyer and Or. Fenson.
Water and Iee.-T. e. Gibson. chair
may; n. I. Maxwell. Paul E. Kennedy. S.
W. Cressy. L N. Hendricks.
The city is being eanvassed for rooms
and headquarters will be established
where all visitors desiring the services Of
the Public Comfort COMMITTEES will find
them assisted by a corps Of messenger
boys. who will pilot the applicants TO the
rooms wanted. A. this headquarters a
check room will be established for the
convenience Of those who have packages
or wraps Of which they wish to be re-
lieved.
l. NJ. Lyon Of New York paid Rocky
Ford visit last week. after which he
journeyed TO the famous Coaehella valley.
California, where he IS making arrange
ments TO organize an association for can
taloupe shipments for next season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
CRITICAL CONDITION
OF MELON MARKET
Shipments Of Almost SO Cars a
Day During the Past Week
Causing a Situation
Dangerous to Grow.
ers' Profits.

During the past week most unexpect-
edly 10 all associations ard shippsrs. the
shipment OF cantaloupes suddenly jumped
up To the following unprecedented num-
ber OF carloads daily: Saturday. ~
cars: Sunday. So cars: Monday 81 cars:
TUESDAY. 65 cars: Wednesday. So cars;
Thursday. 30 cars.
Today's shipments will probably be IS
cars. As some shippers do no, care TO
give out for publication the number Of
cars shipped we do not give the amounts
shipped by any.
There is considerable anxiety to hear
wha, these 6O-car daily shipments will
not the grower In tho eastern markets.
The wholly unparalleled shipments given
above very properly aroused tho assoei-
Ations and commission men to sense OF
the danger Of a serious glut IN tho GA stern
markets, Consequently meeting was
called ct tho office OF N. o. Coggins
wednesday morning at which every
ASSOCIATION and shipper Of this portion Of
the district was represented. Tho propo-
alton wss that In order To relieve tho
marse, all should agree TO shutdown
Tor three or four days or c, least shut
on all pony crate shipments. Soma ship
psfs said ;hey could 20. agres to stopping
but would watch tho inspection closer
and cut down tho shipments 10 somo
extent In ,hs, way. Two houses which
we're making a cash advance on all goods
could no; SEQ their way clear 10 stop
Shipping. Others fer other reasons did
no, wish 20 cease shipping. !; being tho
feeling o. TO shippers that tho proposed
action mus, DO unanimous or !, could no,
be aaaEIss. caused ths meeting 70 ba
almost barren Of results. However. this
s,tttFh ,,fIzEnAs 4.
agrssmsn, 10 ship no eAn,aloapes on
wAtsfmelon Day. The federated assoei-
a;ions did decide 10 stop tho shipments Of
pony crates. which Sir. Coggins says re-
dased his shipments seven cara on
Wednesday.
The experience Of this week has proved
that !; Is very easy 20 plan; too large an
acreage Of even 80 popular an article as
the Rocky Ford ean;aioupa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter Of the estate OF Emily Mayo.
deceased.
Notice ls hereby given that on Monday. the
3f;h say uf september. A. ~. Iqpi being one
Of the regular days Of the september term uf
the county court OF Utcrp county, ~ the
traitor uf said estate. Will appear before tho
Judge Of said court. present my final settle.
ment ne such administrator. pray the approval
Of the same. and will then apply to he dis.
charged as such administrator. At which
nppear and present objections to the same. II
any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colo. August 26.
1901 Warren Mayo.
Admr. Estate Emily Mayo. Deceased.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
Judge conard's son. Amos. whose di

Judge conard's son. Amos. whose dis
appearance from Olaay and subsequent
finding was reported in last weeks En-
;erprise. had a most distressing experience.
The Judge says tha, when he left home he
was 30 weak that he would have hasi-
sa;ed to have asked him TO walk mile.
yet during his Ave days absence. lost on
the plains, he doubtless travelled 100
miles, and ;ha. without mouthful Of food
and only such water as he got from small
holes. tracks made by cattle. During this
time there was considerable cold rain.
the nights were cold and the days very
hot |, is a marvel that the young man
was alive when found.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Lamar and vicinity was visited by a
most seve electrical and hail storm Tues
day evening. The storm commenced at
6 o'clock and lasted for three hours. car
tyinr death and destruction in its wake.
A binding sheet Of water almost one milo
loau awep: over the farming community
inunds,ins many farms and killing cattle.
The water ;hfoughou; tho streets Of The
town as well as along the highways was
in many places over two feet deep.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the Estate of AHirr" HtH-
stem. deceased
Notice IL hereby given that un Monday tt1'
lgth tisy uI September. a. D. i'i, bsluE of'
ut the regular ,lat UI the september iurm -.
the county court ~ utpru cDnutys IN the s'ai"
uf Colorado. I. Matilda NiIlsi'n. agtutnis'r.'-
tfiN of sain estate. VIII glpCBS hetot" fbe
Judge Ot said court UtC-"nf ulN btal = tite
ptpvai Of the same. aud witt ~ u apUly To- y.
discharged as such administrators. 81 whlrt
time and place any person N irltrgSi unN
appear and present objections tu the same W
any there be-.
tpii NAtILitN HiIIssTEN.
Adfnrx. Est. Andrew lliiisteu deceased.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Owing to not being able to get their
store room. in the Dye building. Until af
ter the Fair the Cooperative store will
not open Until Sept. 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

DR.. De Puy will spend next week in our
city. His office will be at 5o4 N. 10Th.
II your eyes or glasses trouble you. call on
him. l4-lt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Tho annual conference Of the N. E.
church now in session in Pueblo. promises
10 be highly interesting rnss;in. Of that
important religious BODY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

z. N. Johnson. pfesieen; Of the defune;
Fidelity tso-esllsdl has been indicted by
tho grand Jury and spen; Tuesday nigh,
1. all in default Of S25,o0O bonds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
O. G. LAMBERTON
Contractor ard Builder.
Eoesy Ford. Colo.
Or. S. M. KELLOGG
os1eopA1RIc PHYSICIAN

GRADUATE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
oSTEoPATHY. of kirssyills. No. unosr
the Founder Of the Science a. r.
Still. Office over Hardy Dry Goods
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

shoats for Sale.-e miles south Of city.
l4-l5-p. Tony jefferson.