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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-14
SCHOOL NOTES

Saturday this week Will be Tag Day
for the High School Athletic associa-
ton. Saturday afternoon at the fair
grounds the Montrose Terrors will
play the Grand Junction Tigers. The
Montrose high school basketball team
will also play our basketball girls.
Representative of the high school
will approach the business and other
citizens Saturday to sell tickets for
this big game Several people are
already wearing tags The members
of the football and basketball teams
have worked hard and deserve liberal
patronage. They can put up a strong
er game with large number of in
terested rooters. The two games with
Aspen and Montrose cost our boys
about S75. Liberal patronage will
be appreciated. Manager Lynch de-
sires the stat IN ent made that a view
from the grand sand will be kept
clear so that every play can be seen.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
5000 GO TO SCHOOL HUNGt y
And 10000 Other Children In cbieaoo
lnsufeiently Nourished

qua iV'OOo Other Children In Chieaor
lnsutieiently Nourished.
Washington, Feb 9.-Ffve tborsan,
children who attend the public schools
II chicago are habituaHy hungry AMI
io,OoV other children in that cItv are
not sufficiently nourished. accordino
70 a letter from the superintendent nj
schools OF Chicago. from which REM
sentative Henry, Of Texas read ey
cerpts in the house
Texas. % declared Mr.. Henry ran,,.
ing TO a recent speech in defense ~
me new tariff law delivered by Ren-e
sentative Boutelle. of Illinois. rs pros
porous IN spite of the Payne.AIdricb |
tariH bin. If that law had anvttbine 70
40 with the prosperity of Texas WIN
ooes II not bring prosperity to chi
ego and other great cities Of the
What do you know about white ba.
'ies In Chicago selling for from 81 ~
;" each % asked Representative Ruol
r. OF Missouri No one replieS
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
M'KINLEY'S ENEMY
COMMITS SUICIDE
Man Who AppIaud8d ASSaSSin8-
lion Driven TO End Life.

Pittsburg Feb. 9.-Casper T.inbacb
wealthy man with anarcbistic nrinci
pies. who came prominently fpto ,ba
hmelight just after the assassinatian
OF PRESIDENT Mckinley. through his ut.
lerance THAT Mckinley deserved iust
Wnat he got committed suicide by
shooting.
HIS wife declares the shooting was
caused by the continued persecution.
ne mad undergone at the hands of hi.
neighDors since applauding the deatl
OF mckinley He has been burned il
Sngy. pelted with stones and AT time.
-Iowds have gathered to lynch him
AS a result of the damage to big
property Limbach sued the connt, |
,nd was awarded several thousands q,
iollars. '''''ius o'
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11

Prssi9s IT'S Brother Out Of Hospitsl
Los ,lgeles. Cal, Feb. 9.-Henrv
q "a brother of the president. has
'-'oV' pa sufficiently from his attack
81 cry tpelas to leave the hospital
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
Two Nearoes Hann.d

Kansas City. No, Feb. 9.-For a
crime so brutal that its details were
only whispered in court. George Rev.
holds and Harper Irving. negroes were
hanged here. The two negroes attack-
ID Mrs. F. H. Jackson on the night
OF Dec. % in residence part of tbe
city and dragged her to a vacant lot
where they held her for two bours
with razor at her throat She will
probably be an invalid for life as tbe
result Of her treatment
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
GAMERS DON'T NEED
BENZOATE or SODA
Demand enforcement Of Pure
Food Laws.

Atlantic City. Feb. 9 - Thar ~,
reputable American packer needs no
benzoate of soda or other poison tr
pres we the fruits and vegetables
which he places In his cons. ls beinq
harmed rather than benefited nv the
decisions Of federal food supervisore
under which sulphate Of conner used
10 green so-called French meas is
exempted from the rules against for.
eign substances in cans and is ready IN
turn to the newspapers and maoa.
zines for assistance in having real
pure food laws enforced. while other
preserving industries are mailing
every possible effort to prevent the
enforcement of proper labelling laws |
members of the National Gamers as.
ISOLATION are preparing campaign to
orce the government to carry ont a
lgid inspection Of every cannerv in
ne country. and the greatest work of
ne association. which opened its an
iuai convention here. will be toward
ecuring both enforcement OF present :
ure food laws and the enactment Of
TIL more stringent inspection stat.
tes :
We demand that the label show
lst exactly what is in the can" de-
ared President Walter o. Heficker z
the Tri-State Packers association
hose members in New Jersey. Della D.
are and Maryland represent the n
eatest proportion OF the fruit and e.
getable packing industry of the Ell
untry
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
Live Stock Mark.t.

PITTSBURG Union Stock yards,-
$6.50G6.75. - p'i'ie'
SHEEP steady; prime wethers. So. .e0
xG culls and common, 1894. lambs
Ro4S,Z6; veal calves, s9.5O61O.
n - aH5OtS nrm; prime heavies, 5000
S;25; mediums. 1920; heavy Workers
ssS9.l5gg.20; light Workers and pies
sv.O0VVlO; roughs. 98QS.65.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices For Produce
and Live Stock.

] N'fA I've 0A0EAs
PHILADELPHIA II FLOUR weak:
winter low grades. S44OG46O. U,inte,
Q640 TO'iO
RYE FLOUR steady; per barrel
$4250440.
WHEAT quiet; No. 2 red, $L25@
7O070I5c. -0'''''
OATS steady; No. 2 white. 52Ib0
54c.; lower grades. SIC.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens. II
q GlSc.; old. roosters, 12Q12jkc. Dress.
ed nrm; choice fowls 1Sc. old roost.
BUTTER steady; extra creamery
SIC. per lb.
EGGS steady; selected, SO a s6c.:
nearby, BIC; western. Bic.
oushel. Pei
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
COKE PRICES DROP
Tumble From $3.50 to 50 In Less rb,,
Week.

Pittsburg. Feb. g. ~ Copnellsvil,e
coke has taken the most sensational
prlce tumble this week in the history
OF the industry. Since last FRIDAY tho
price of coke has dropped from 81 81
to 81 and even to s19O. while contract
coke, on which the manufacturers
were asking s2.65 a week ago is he
ing offered at 1925.
The independent operators in the
Connellsville region are demoraIized
Efforts are being made to revive tbe
i, merger plan which failed last year. as
the only solution to the situation
Overproduction in the Connellsvil1e
field, coupled with the failure Of the
steel corporation to take coke from tbe
open market for the first half of tho
year in as large quantities as was az.
7ected' is blamed for the present sit.
Iation. '''
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11

investigation Will Cover Waaes and
Cost Of Living over the Entire
Country = Committee Ordered to
Suggest Remedy
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
Frozen to Death In AIl.v

south Bethlehem, Pa, Feb. 9
Adam King. Of Wassergase. was frozen
% death while on his way home. and
his body was discovered in ~ a.
alley at HeHertown King evidan.i,.
aad bee q to the store for a supply of
groceries. for beside his body was
round basket full OF provisions. In
ais clot ing was found sS5
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
SWEEPING PROBE
OF LIVING COST
Senate Republican Leaders
Agree on Inquiry.
ELEIAS WINS HIS FIGHT

Investigation viii Cover Wages and
Cost of Living over the Entir.
Country - Committee Ordered to
Suggest Remedy.
Washington Feb. 9.-The Repubr.
can leaders in the senate perfected
resolution directing an investigation
INTO the cost of living. It was intro |
dHced by Senator McCumber. of North
Dakota, and takes the place of the
several resolutions presented in the
senate.
II was referred to the committee on
contingent expenses. which will con.
stder the question of cost of conduct
ing such an inquiry.
In making the investigation It is
provided that special attention shall
De given to the following subjects:
wages. salaries and earnings. and
whether the increase in them has kent
pace with the increase in the cost Of :
hving.
Increased cost of such articles as !,
meat grain. provisions. cotton wool ;,
clothing rents, lumber. coal iron. OIL
brick and cement =
Price to the producers. the whole n
saier or jobber, retailer and the con. >,
sumers at which articles. included in -
bhe investigation were distributed and
sold in the year 1900. and the price for &,
heir disposition and sale at the pres. .,
ent time 81
Inc cost Of production of the ar We
.cies ment ned and the cost of their -
distribution and sale when in the 10
iands OF the wholesaler or jobber and
ne retailer, between the same periods
whether such articles have been in
reased in price by reason of the in. VI
reased production Of gold throughout
ne world and the expansion Of the
urrency in the United States. or bv
aFin or other legislation OF congress
Dy any monopoly. combination or
'nspiracy to control. regulate or re- n.
rain Interstate or foreign commerce LJH
the supply distribution or sale Of
ich articles.
The prices Of food products on the
rm in various parts OF the United
ates.
wholesale prices OF such food pro. ron,
cts at the wholesale trade centers ~,
the United States. sI- De-.-
Retail prices OF such food products ~.
the larger cities OF the United harr
ites and also a comparative state. dao,,
mt showing the costs OF production ND
the farm uii''e
ne committee is ordered to report 80,
the senate, suggestions or recon. sier
ndations as to the remedy to be an t,,r,
% 10 reduce the cost OF living and -.
ompany its report with drafts OF Dnro
5 Tor legislation as will. in the prese
lion OF the committee. correct and avar,,
owe the causes which have en- enfor,
ced the prices Of the necessaries n'emp
ne resolution for the inquiry hears soroa
name of Senator Elkins as author rigid
em0odies the principal features OIL he %
McCumber resolution as well as tbe &c
or those contained in the one mai ,
'duced by Senator Lodge. This is securi,
tory for Elkins. l ,'' - :
e inquiry is to be conducted nv Elm =
ect committee OF seven senators ntes
u Is planned to assemble all OF s.uya
liof nation possible bearing upon iyst ev
increased cost OF articles OF food cI.rod
1900 and report If possible a, - 49,
resent session Of congress- -
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

r n. HArvsys Barbsr SAoD. SS34
State street
J. 8. Dorsey's drug store. - ". T1SG
street. near Dearborn
A =. TerValon. cigar store GnA
news stand Soo4 State street.
r J. Jones. news stand. BaTbsE
shop and pool room. 1884 State EtroOt
George L Martin. maker Of AaO
cigars and news stand. - ". 81St
street. near stats.
Ma Nellie Phelps, cigArs. notions
and news stand, 81 ". b1st StrOSs
near Dearborn
W. 3. Cole cigars, tobacco and
neWs stand. - ". S1st street. near
Dearborn
Philip Smith, cigars, tobacco aaa
news stand 8 W. 37th Street.
T. 3. Han. laundry once. tobacco
and news stand. IL ". 3Oth street
near stats.
Mrs.. Jas. Il. Lewis. notions. elS1D
and news stand. Is ". SSth Strsst
near stats.
b. Davis cigars. tobacco and nSws
stand. 3Sa3 State StreSt
\ D. Burt notions and news stand
2sss stats strSst
W. N. Maxwell notions. eigarS u
baccO. CONNECTIONS and nsWB stand
51ss State strsSt
H. Hart, news stand, cigars.
tobacco and laundry Office, IS w.
35th street.
A. A. Dwelle, cigar store and
news stand, 81 z. Ssrd street neat
State.
Freddie Smith, 1858 20th street,
Newport News, Va. ReJse agent
Turner WIHiEm1, bHboF1hoR s.
wSst Sslk SsSs ossF sinAA
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. William Wood. a former resi-
dent of Chicago but now residing in St.
Louis, Mo, where he holds a good posi-
ton with the Ist National bank; spent
his vacation in this city, and he was
royalty entertained BY his many old
time friends While here he was the
guest of his sister-in-law Mrs E w.
Carter, sozs Armour avenue. Mr.. Wood
returned to his St Louis home last
Thursday.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mrs George o. Jones, 1904 West Lake
street; has branched out IN business for
herself, and she is now engaged in
conducting a first class restaurant and
lunch room at 1870 West Lake street,
good old home cooking win be the
order of the day; and those residing
near to 1t can eat their fill at reasonable
prices.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Col. James Hamilton Lewis, returned
home last Saturday from a short Euro
pean trip, and he is of the opinion, that
the wild talk INDUCED IN by Col. Roose-
welt, is not conducive to the best inter-
est of this country, in the estimation
of the business men and fnaneiers of
the old world, and it would NOT do
much harm, if a paddock was placed
on the mouth of Col. Roosevelt, so
that IN the future he could be preven-
ted from doing so much unnecessary
talking.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22
NEGRO FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE.

lawyer n. R. Wilson win speak
Sunday, October 2srd, at 4 P. NJ,
$3.50 State street. Subject-~The re-
possibilities Of Citizenship" The
singing evangelists Mr.. and Mrs.
Winston viii sing Jubilee melodies.
All invited.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. Richard B. Harrison rendered
the entire programme at the Masonic
Temple Han. for the Chicago Lodge,
last Monday evening. Among the
selections Mr.. Harrison recited. The
Raven, Addresses of Brutns and An
thony, Frssiacmo, Little Brown BABY.
When MaIindy Sings Eneouragement
The Parry, In De MOri1, and the
Rivals Every one in the audienee was
mIeh pleased with Mr.. Hzrrison's fne
work a. = reader and considered him
as beng the best and n,ost thorough
reader they had ever witnessed Mr..
Harrison has signed contract pi16
TIRE Western vandevilis Agency for Tour
seasons touring e6e entire states. M
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mrs Carey of Valparaiso, Ind was
IN Chicago, last Monday, having come
here to attend some important bust
ness could not get around to see all of
her old friends. Mrs. Carey is plan
ing another worlds trip, she expects TO
leave in November. This viii be Mrs.
Carey's second trip abroad and among
the most del shrldu shrdlu shrlu up
the most interesting places, she is much
delighted with Germany, France, Aus
tria, Wales, Switzerland, Scotland,
Italy and greater parts of England
and expects TO possibly make Paris,
France her home in the near future.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. Jesse Ship, of New York City.
the greatest Afro-American playwright
in this country who was for a long
time, connected with the old Williams
and Walker Company, is in the city
and for some time he viii be in evidence
at the Pekin Theater, z7th and State
street and he viii produce the plays
for the new stock company which will
be on the bill boards at the Pekin in
the near furure, and Sam Corker, Jrs
is wearing the smile that viii not come
of owing to the fact that the Pekin Is
crowded each Performance to its fullest
capacity.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Attorney Walter N. Farmer has
built up an excellent practice In the
short time he has been In the city Of
Chicago. A. . collector Of debts he
can't b surpassed. once III Wash
iRston o., Room 7oe. phone, Main
ass.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22
THE WoMAN,s AID.

The Woman's Aid VIII present Nine.
2. Azalia Hackiey assisted by the
blind musician, Miss Mary Fitzhugh,
In q recital for the benefit Of the Old
Folks Home. Monday, November z,
8 P. NJ, 1910, at Institutional church.
General admission Is and IS cents.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. Arthur Codozoe, and Tenan
Jones are spending two weeks in New
York City.
Mr.. Ellis Burton of St Paul, MINI,
is in the city attending Northwestern
Dental School
Mr. s. B. Turner'S attorneys will ar
que for new trial before Judge Ian
dis, Monday, Oct n
Mrs. Thos Galloway 500 Dearborn
Street has been on the sick list for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Arrant, who lived for a
short time at 4s7o Vincennes avenue;
has removed to II E. 4znd Street.
Mr.. Chas. Bauchman Of Indianapolis,
4ndp is spending a week In the city,
the guest of Mr.. John Fry.
Mr.. 7. Alfred Anderson the efficient
Clerk of Provident Hospital has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks.
Mr. B. Emmanuel Johnson, conducted
very high piano recital Of his students
a Institutional church. Wednesday eve
ning' all Of his pupils, acquitted them
selves with credit.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Miss Lucille Annis, one of KentucI1y's
most beautiful girls and an advanced ART
student formerly of the Art Institute of
this City, is expected to visit her eou-
SIN, Mr.. Hugh Buchanan and mother,
of 6ss3 Langley avenue during Christ
mas.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

The Misses Stones, of Nashville.
Tenn are having qiuEe q delightful
time and are much pleased with Chic
ago, the young ladies are the guest of
Miss Margaret HIGGINS. 66Ia Langley
Avenue.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Dr.. P. E Robinson enjoys the distinc-
ton of being the only Coiored young
man in Northwestern Dental School who
is a demonstration. =
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

T. A. Propes of Detroit, Mich, is
spending a two weeks visit in the city,
the guests of friends at 38o7 Wabash
avenue.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Miss Redmond of Columbus Ohio,
had quite a pleasant visit while in the
city, although her visit was rather a
short one, having stayed only . few
days left for her home last Tuesday.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

numbers to be rendered, Mr.. Hugh
Buchanan viii sing an Aria from Mar
tina @Ah So Pure" on the evening of
the z6th.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Miss Margaret Higgins received In
honor of the Misses Stones of Nash
vile. Tenn, last Sunday from to 2
p m. Many young ladies and gents
called and were much delighted with
the young ladies and an were greatly
impressed win their friendly attitude.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. VIM Weller 36z8 Forest avenue,
the popular bartender of the Keystone
Hotel who has been on the sick list for
the past two weeks Is improving.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Harrison can proudly boast as being
the highest salaried Colored reader in
the country.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh R. Price, ar
rived home last Monday morning after
having spent two pleasant weeks at Mr..
Prices Mothers home in Rockville,
Ind.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler, 48I8
Grand Blvd, entertained a number of
friends at whist and luncheon, Tuesday
evening.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Prof and Mrs. William Emanuel,
who for long time have been promi-
nent members of St Thomas Episcopal
Church; win on Sunday be confirmed
as members of St Mopica church, 36th
and Dearborn
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

A number of our West Side friends
have banded themselves together and
are going to. give a Grand West Side
Assembly" Nov. IS at Hygeia Hall A
musical whist, dancing and luncheon
will compose the programme.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs WIN. Cannon. 1914
Emerson Street. Evanston, entertained
q number of Chicago friends at a
course dinner Sunday.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Don't forget the fhind annual Bazaar
of the volunteer Workers benest of
TIE Old Folks Home 10 ODE hid At
gaslsons Hail z1so State ST An cab
orzts programme With chicagoS best
taIent has been arranged, IN connection
with same. Wednesday and THURSDAY,
October s6th and z7th- Among the
The broad ax., 1910-10-22
CHATEAU RINK NOTES.
Grand Opening Saturday and Sunday.

Grand Opening Saturday and Sunday.
Those wishing a rare treat viii do
well to visit the Chateau tonight md
tomorrow night and listen to the famous
Eighth Regiment Band, under Sergt
Berry play the latest classical music.
Sunday night ladies and gents genteel
skating contest will be a feature, as a
large number of excellent skaters have
-sn e-->.ea.
Trosz r'-i-s -ss CEzteag; en- now
be served to ngnt Inch1on aud Chop
Suey, as the Restaurant has resumed
operation. Tonight there will be
served Postum and potatoes as well as
mountain oysters.
Trick and fancy skating is all the
rage and as a recreation it is unsurpass-
ed, it makes one graceful and active re-
gardless of age.
Last Sunday there was a large con-
course of people out and all enjoyed the
program immensely, won't you join them
tonight as everybody win be there.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

From, on and AftSr This Data. ThS
Broad Ak Can % Found 81 0aIO
AZ the Relieving Nerve Stands;
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

THE BROAD Ak GAN ~ FOUND
ON GALE At THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. 7. Alfred Anderson the efficient
clerk of PrOvident Hospital has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mrs. Hattie Arrant, who lived for a
short time at 4s7o Vincennes avenue;
has removed to II E. 4znd Street.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. Chas. Bauchman Of Indianapolis,
Ind is spending a week IN the city,
the guest of Mr.. John Fry.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. S. B. Turner'S attorneys will ar
que for new trial before Judge Ian
dis, Monday, Oct "a
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr.. Ellis Burton of St Paul, MINI,
is in the city attending Northwestern
Dental School
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mrs. Thos Galloway 500 Dearborn
Street has been on the sick list for the
past two weeks.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

Mr. Arthur Codozoe, and Tenan
Jones are spending two weeks in New
York City.
The broad ax., 1910-10-22

T. A. Propes of Detroit, Mich, i.
spending a two weeks visit in the city
the guests of friends at 3so7 Wabash
avenue.
DR.. P. E. Robinson enjoys the distinc.
ton of being the only Coiored young
man in Northwestern Dental School who
IS . demonstration.
Mr.. VIM. Weller s6z8 Forest avenue,
the popular bartender of the Keystone
Hotel who has been on the sick list for
the past two weeks Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Cannon, 1914
Emerson Street. Evanston, entertained
q number of Chicago friends at a
course dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler, 4sIs
Grand Blvd, entertained a number of
friends at whist and luncheon, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Price, ar
rived home last Monday morning after
having spent two pleasant weeks at Mr..
Prices Mothers home in Rockville.
Ind
Prof. and Mrs. William Emanuel,
who for a long time have been promi-
nent members of St Thomas Episcopal
Church; win on Sunday be confirmed
as members of St Mopica church, 36th
and Dearborn
A number of our West Side friends
have banded themselves together and
are going to- give a Grand West Side
Assembly" Nov. IS at Hygeia Hall A
musical whist, dancing and luncheon
will compose the programme
Miss Lucille Annis, one of Kentuclys
most beautiful girls and an advanced arr
student formerly of the Art Institute of
this City, is expected to visit her eou-
SIN, Mr.. Hugh Buchanan and mother,
of 6ss3 Langley avenue during Christ
mas.
Miss Redmond of Columbus, Ohio,
had quite a pleasant visit while in the
city, although her visit was rather a
short one, having stayed only . few
days left for her home last Tuesday.
The Misses Stones, of Nashville.
Tenn, are having qiuEe delightful
time and are much pleased with Chic
ago, the young ladies are the guest of
Miss Margaret Huggins, 66I7 Langley
Avenue.
Miss Margaret Higgins received In
honor of the Misses Stones of Nash
vile. Tenn, last Sunday from to 2
.. m Many young ladies' and gents
called and were much delighted with
the young ladies and an were greatly
impressed viii their friendly attitude.
Don't forget the fhird annual Bazaar
of the volnnteer Workers benest Of
the Old Folks Home 10 ODE hid At
gastsons Hal. spso State ST An elsb-
orzts programme With chieasoS best
talent has been arranged, IN connection
with same, Wednesday and THURSDAY,
October ash and 9th Among the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
Aibuqueruqe. N. M. NAY 14.

albuquerque, N. M, May IA.
The Taos Pueblo Indians, in their
village seventy miles northwest Of
here. have broken out In an up
rising of serious proportions.
Governor Mills dispatched parts OF
two companies of State troops, with
field equipment and members OF the
territorial mounted police for the
scene of the uprising at Taos, on a
special train early this morning.
The troops have orders from the
Adiutant General 30 protect settlers
and bring In warning Indians The
Indians have given settlers notice
tina unless they left the Taos Valley
by daylight they will be killed. The
troops we're in the field before day.
light.
The telegram received by Governor
Mills this afternoon said that fifty
picked Taos braves, under the leade
ship of a young chief, had raided the
valley, driving off horses and cat
tie and setting fire to many build
ings.
Mrs. L. S. Myers, wife of a set
tier, and her babies were ASSAULTED
and left for dead. Settlers wht
ATTEMPTED to resist the Indians wer,
driven away.
The troops must march thirty mile
from Serviletta, the nearest station o
the Denver & Rio Grande, to reacl
the village. The settlers are arm
ed and are prepared to defend theil
ranches.
1t Is feared by the settlers that
war party of the San Juan INDIAN
Of that section has joined the Tao
braves, and that a general warfar,
may result,