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Traffic Manager BEN Of the Southern
Pacific returned last night from Austin.
II. G. Thompson of Chicago, assistant
passenger traffic manager Of the Santa re,
was in Houston yesterday
Colcnd j. C. W. Anirows, Southwestern
passenger agent OF the Southern railway,
returned yesterday from New Orleans.
where he spent Mard Gras.
Colonel Thomas kingsley, travelling las
sencer agent for the Louisville and Nash
yiIle. came down from Dallas yesterday.
talking for war and for business.
]. II. Hill. general manager. and j. G.
conlon, master mechanic OF the Galveston,
Houston ana Henderson. we're in the CITY
yesterday,
Paul Morton, third vice president of the
Santa Re. passed through yesterday in his
private car from Now Orleans to Calves
tDn.
CLAYTON Harrington, general claim agen;
for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Of
Texas, was a guest at the Capitol last
night.
John G. searles OF New York. one Of the
nrinciral Stockholders In the Southern Pa
| cIfic company Was a passenger TO New
orleans yesterday, returning from caliior-
MIA.
juags stearan Or the international,
! nudge Perkins, Traffic Manager Dodge,
General Freight agent Bafnhast OF .he
| Cotton Belt were in the city last night en-
route north.
]. u. Davenport district passenger agent
| al 81. Louis. and n. b. Baird, travelling
passenger agent Of the Glover Leaf, came
I'M from Galveston yesterday and departed
| last night for san Antonio
" Y. Newlin OF Fort Worth, traffic
manner for the Texas Cattle Raisers' as
'o~lstion ara formerly general freight
agent Of the Fcrt Worth and Denver City
wse 4 guest at the Capitol yesterday.
The san Antonio and Aransas Pass VIII
sell tiriets TO Eureka Springs At one fars
| for the round trip from ppipis N Jskay
addad 10 SO the round trip rate from Paris
Taxas Tickets viii be sold February y
and 2s, good for return until March TO-
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u = ward l.. Smith OF Frederickstown
i. vas troubled with chronic diarrhoea
49,. sssr thirty years. He had become
Y satisfied that It was only question
/, mort time until he would have 10 give
NJ Ae haa been treated BY some Of the
n, musicians in Eurcps and America,
n. k0' no permanent RELIEF. One day he
I, up newspaper and CHANGED TO read
NJ srtlsement of chamberlain's Collie.
~ s and Diarrhoea Remedy. He got a
y u the FIRST dose helped him and
~ SA''nped use cured him. For sale BY
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THE Rates, $3.50 and So. 90 per day.
LAwLoR...,. JAS. LAwLoR. Prop.

R. W. Braham. j. S. Rice, Huntsville; Geo.
Ewing, Jr., Whitman: j. a. Morriss, San
Artono ". J. Kennedy, Winfield, Kan; G.
7. Kennedy, s. j. Guy, Winfield, Kan; j..
~ Mott, W. II. Booth, San Antonio; II. D..
Ashley San Antonio; W. d. Herring. Waco;
~ aud Mrs II. II. Imbry. Buffalo; Dr. w.
!: seofield, Brooklyn L. R. Woodward TT.
Worth: Ben Sass, Galveston; W. T. Carter.
simden: !. Hahman, Elgin; Robert L..
sfsnd. Wharton; J.. II. Parish, Calvert; L..
q Hills, Austin S. II. Van Wormen, Beau
ront: L. j. Smith. Kansas City; l.. 3. ST.
y. Georgetown; J. S. Smith. Texas; j. w.
ssnes and wife, Texas; II. C. Langbnm.
seaumont; G. b. Cooke. Boone. Iowa; w. II.
seghal, Chicago: H. Knittels, Brennan; L..
!, Berg San Antonio; A. Young. Waco; A.
aat, Boston, Mass: c. s. Washington, Gal
,fton; l.. A. Whatley, Huntsville; T. T..
Durham Longview, Texos; b. A. Innis, San
ssinannio; Frank Davis, Dallas: Judge Z. D..
yayn, Galveston; n. NJ. Williamson, Vic
uns; J. B. Hamilton. Shelbyville: Mrs. En-
~, ~ Hamilton. Shelbyville; p. Is. Baker, Aus
na Rev. p. l.. Brannan. Weatherford; J. d.
sc..nnnlson, Victoria; II. j. Allen. Chicago:
s.splain A. Faulkner, city: j. S. Hogg and
rusushter, Austin; @. A. Week and wife.
SDsnser; Harris sternig, st. Louis; George
Tsnoert, ST. Louis; w. d. Herring, Waco;
nn. Wetherhold, Macomb, ILL.,
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the special train the company intends to
run leaving taere March H. Mr.. Price
mas PREPARED pamphlet which will be
u's,riputed among the eScursionistS. TAe
tract contains short write ups OF every
point to be visited. About Houston 4,
says: ' -
Tbs city is recognized rs tho greatest
railroad and business center OF the State.
and has the largest mileage OF paved
streets and the rrcasest electric street car
system OF the Southwest. Situated but
hfty miles from the gulf, It enjoys sa-
iuorlous climate. tempered IN the summer
by the refreshing gulf brecses. Houston, 4
commercial Club will tender the visitors
an entertainment and COMPLIMENTARY
street car trip abou, tho city. visiting
principal points OF interest"
The special viii arrive at Houston ati I
n. m March &c 49, =
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ute to NJ 2olas splendid courage and pub
lie spirit when fighting against tho hcsv-
lest odss. Tho Daily News In comment
ing ON tho scnteuco, which Il character
ises us savage and brutal" says Il Is q
condemnation not only for lola but OF The
republic itself addisig:
The Jury yielded to the military d!c-
tation. which now overrdes law. and
France is virtually in the hands of a mil
itary goverEmcut.
The Times says: THE sentence 70 OIL
appalling outcome of the whole afa,r'
which must cause the profoundcat inistiy-
ings among MI Frenrhmen CAPABLE OF So
rious rcflection." ss 4.
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FIRsT-CLAss.

c. H. Barnett, New York; w. f. Craw-
ford, Cameron; j. s. Hogg. Austin; Leve
Abeles, New York; Louis Meryback. New
York, NJ. Schwed, New York; Wv. Kyle,
BEAUMONT; Clayton Harrington. Dallas; j..
III. Loveioy, Texas; John G. Underwood. Col
umbia; L. G. Lathrop. Chicago; G. l.; Camp
bell, c. l.. c. Lampe, New York: j. Il. But
Ter, Bryan, Texas; Miss Jeanette Woodward,
Fort Worth; R. II. John, Galveston; John
Darragh and wife. San Antonio; p. A. Valley,
San Antonio; j. II. Ludwig, New York City;
Charles 3. 3. Lawrence, New York City; R.
yeston; j. s. Dallam, Palestine; j. l.. Scott,
Chicago: Howard J.. ,Justis, Cincinnati Ohio;
10. G. Tackaberry. Texas City; John IL. ID.
Rowan. Trenton Texas: l.. ]. Tenney. New
York; W V. Newlin. Fort Worth. G.. L.
Beech, Kansas City: W. 9. Grewshaw. NJ.
Id, Milton, Texas J. b. Kegler. st. Louis.
Mo-; ]. R. st. Clair, Dublin. Texas; J. NJ.
Hlggenbotham, Dublin. Texas; Charles e.
Ware, St. Louis, Mo-; w. l.. Coleman, st,
Louis, Mo; e. s. Ware. Texas City, Texas;
J. NJ. Moore, Velasco; s. P. Hudson, Texas;
A. n, Rhodes Texas; A. S. Mcguire, Texas;
B. Smith. st. Louis, Mo-: J. C. Paulton, Jer-
~ City; NJ. c. Carraway, Jersey City.
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
Boyle & Ward,
Props.
Rates; $500 and
$3.50 per day.

Jra. quarters,
SSo onil; Geo, N. Storey, La Porte, Ind; W. j..
hss,lgme san Antonio. L.. l.. Foster We
|ffNS' y N Richardra, Jr., Oklahoma City;
-. Archer, Philadelphia; VIM. w. Chap
az Boston; j. G., Hagsett, Fort Worth;
H. H. y. Dorsey, Grapeland; NJ. @. johnson,
|lo,.odsooches; Coal Oil Johnnie, city; Geo. T..
N-puay, brenham; l.. A. Tornlinson, city:
lm, p, Murehison, Grapeland Ethel Morris,
~ ii' s,a; +. l.. Parker DALLAS; a. Anderson
i lsd, WIG, Adelbert, Iowa; j. +. Hondricksen.
i,n ns,nps, Iowa; i. II. Parnell. Huntsville;
cc ,son smith. Willis; W. L. Davidson. La
sy: Thes AT aaly' Ionspe' gar,tlsy fort
Nv Sss,h; 7. A. Warden, Galveston; Lee !.
Msi. 9 Castleberry, San Angelo Joe
I W. Courtney; e. II. Bryan. Kansas City;
cala,ur. 4. Middleton. Branham, Chas. y.
'viing; O.. G. Hampil. city; Peter strecli,
LOUIS; @. 8. Arnold, San Antonio; A. I.
Viz. y 3, Palestine; G.. ". skinner. smith
III. Ea H. Hcuke. smthyille; Jos. Moore.
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The attorneys to whom Judge Bryant
de,erated the matter OF arranging the de-
cree OF GALE of the Bay Shore ROAD VIII
haye the same ready TO present today. All
M details have been arranged ana the
dnc,,nert Is delayed for copying. Judge
G 100 aid yegterday hat he thought II
weuid be rendered to Judge bryant TO-
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The southcrn WIN my.

!, ss' Saturday the Memphis and
MI, sSSlI.fie eaton railroad, running from Menu
- Tenn, TO Chattanooga, Tenn. viii
d. 'uu at public auction under decree OF
81 1, soast az Memphis. The general opln-
II ~ lnat The property win b. bought in
E.srse southern railway, being 2 valuable
7Tses Tor that road.
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hummer county Judge. VS.. s. II. 1holesp,
from McCulloch. #
Motion to dismiss appeal suhmlttedse
Lula Stubbleficld ct al W. 0ecego NJ
Stuhblefield, from McLeunan. 4 Z IN
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General Passenger and Ticket Agen.
price OF the international ana Great
Northern has sent MIR. W = Mus'ek'
,ravellnr passenger agent for the line. to
Hot Springs to interest the seasons VS.
itors al the winter resort to visit Texas on
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4 SENSATIONAL PROMISE.

nrusscls. February q. The soir pub
lished IA statement TO the effect that the
German government possesses ten borda-
reaus written in the same hand writing as
that attributed TO Dreyfus and intends
speedily 10 publish one which viii reveal
the real traitor The statement Is dis
credited,
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Excurslon 10 Hot springs.

The International and Great Northern
will run an excursion from Houston to
Hot Springs, Ark, leaving during the
afternoon of March TO- at the rate of $3.50
for the round trip. Tickets Will be linn
tied until March Is for return.
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CHICAGO. February &c. Officials OF the
Kansas city, Pittsbnrg aud oeif railresd
rive the most positive and explicit denials
- ranor.s that have been placed IN ciren,.
~ io,s n the effect that the teiHinais 81
mat road are to be changed IRON fost
trtbua. to Sabine Pass. M
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
HOUSTON. TEXAS

American Plan. 81 ard $3.50 per Day.
Strictly first-class, centrally located Pas
enser Elevator. Electric Lights, Steam Heat,
return and Call Bells in all rooms. Elegantly
hrnished. new and modern.
Accommodations unsurpassed by any Hotel
b the city.
MUR1SoN & MAL1N. Managers,
Formerly of Capitol Hotel.
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UPSET PRICE.

Galveston, Texas, February 28.-lt Is
known that the upset prico for the Bay
shore road Will be placed at 5000 1000 and
that It will be ordered sold within sixty
days.
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TRIBUTE TO xOLA.

Sentence Characterized ~ Savage
and brutal.
London. February 2A--The editorials 10
the morning papers. based on the special
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smnIipox necominx Alarming.

OpNIk1. An, FhbrUhry IS'-71''' 'P'"Vnf'U -
smallpox has broken out among the negroes
here and seven eases have been developed.
There is Il great scare here. Seven United
states marine hospital doctors are In the city;
from Birmingham, carrying out the vaccinA-'
tion Inv, which was made compulsory yes.
terday BY tho general council. There is ccas
adorable murmuring and dlssntlsfaGtion.
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Prescription No. 2sbt. put up BY nimef
q Arepd. sold by 70. r. Schmidt. Housta1,
Texas, will relieve those afflicted VIII
rheumatism. Tiy bottle.
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Galveston, Texas February %. Tho fol-
lowing motions were submitted an the civil
court OF appeals here today
TO discuss Thomas Tinsley VI, uyaldo
Burnes, from Harris.
For rehcaring g. g. McGroeor VS. John
sima, from Fayetto Houston Printing
company VI Iapah Donnett ot al, rom
Washington
US. e. @ Bodungen. from laycite.
Application for writ of mandnmtis TO
compel clerk 10 make up transcrip' rc-
fused Francis " Coz ,s. iiolieton East
aud West Texas Railway company ilnm
Polk,
In The case NJ e. NJ. Glibough 81 al vs.
StohI Building company ct al from Col
weston. n was ordered that Appellee Laba-
diets motion 10 set aside the Judgment OF
this court bc set down for hearing on
March g. and that IN the meantime the
mandate of This court TO the court belo"
he recalled
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Court ii Crinlnni Appcair.

fl,ras u,axae lnhr,torv 80 .z-.r,rncoetircs
~. .s,,a,, u, a,.,,,,t,,a, a,,,,n,Ya to-day,
In the court OF criminal appears touhs
Appeals dismissed William o'Hmr,
from Mills: zeb Ross, from Fannin
,,s,,,,,1 t,tfa 1,oo,nhs, II. NJ. Roller.
'.inV' 's ,. =, -, 49,, t.n,s
lrom bhiasi he."es. pioN"' ,', -
Bunyau Payne. from Callahan, Wili Wopp.
from Ckidross, loe Belcher, from Me-
isnnnn. Charlie Wiiliams and q. d. PAGE.
from Ma,dun, Tom Bales, from Delta H..
y peesc from Bexnr; Muck Stanley. from
upl. ". j. Briggs, from Johnson.
Reversed and remandea u. .. BARNES,
e,..t,,, toh,AnIs .Tohn s. Mccullough, from
nailae, II. j. Riloy, from Potter George
rain from Motluy; ]. r. Sims, from Vic
toria
Reversed and dismssod---,J. w, Cantet-
berry. from Hale; Ian Byrd, from Parkcr;
Annie ballard and Mrs $. A, Crowley,
nom Dallas.
Mariana fnr l.chcariug ovcrruIed+-Char-
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Did not Like the Juryrnen

AT the request of Attorney Mau-
pin the talesmen summoned for
jury duty were dismissed, in Canon
City yesterday. Mr.. Maupin is
attorney for Louis Ehricht and
Paul Hirsch, the promoters ac-
cused of defrauding the Canon
City electric railroad hackers. He
asserted that George E. Colgate,
the deputy Sheriff who summoned
the panel, was an employee of
Banker Fred Reynolds and was
prejudiced against the defendants.
Judge Dixon will try the case later
in the week, after issuing new
venire.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
NOTICE-WAR NEWS

For several days past The Trib-
une has been getting out extras
containing war news. In future
we shall not receive any news after
our regular edition goes to press
unless special arrangements are
made with our correspondent. If
the people of Florence desire late
news we are prepared to furnish
it from 7 p. m. to l a. M, but it
will have to be paid for. The
Tribune has made nothing by its
extras, so far, and cannot afford
gratuitous service. People who
want an edition at $50 org O'Clock
with bulletins after that hour,
should call at the business Office
of this paper and indicate their
desire. "A charge of % cents a
week to each subscriber would
probably insure this service.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
MINISTER WOODFORD'S
TRAIN ATTACKED
Spanish Mob Tries to Do Hin,
Personal Violence
HIS SECRETARY IN DANGER

Biarritz, France, April22 -Gen-
eral Woodford and Captain Bliss
arrived here on their way to Paris
today.
When their train reached Valla-
dolid in Spain, a mob attempted
to storm it. The ringlepders yell
led death to the Yankees" and
broke the windows of the carriages.
The civil guard dispersed the
mob with difficulty.
AT Nuard, the frontier station,
an attempt was made to arrest
Minister Woodford's secretary on
the ground that he was a Spanish
subject, but on Woodford's vigor-
GUS protest the authorities desisted.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Brought into Key West by Prize Crew
this Morning
SPAIN'S FLAG THE FIRST LOWERED

Key West, April 22-The first
act of war was the capture of the
Spanish merchantmen Buena Ven
tura by the United States cruiser
Nashville.
1t occurred II miles west of
Key West at 7. 05 a. m.
The Bona Ventura was brought
into Key West by n prize. crew,
escorted by the Nashville. The
latter then turned back, to rejoin
the fleet.
She was loaded with supplies
for Spanish teoops in Cupa.
The Buena Ventura is vessel
of 1000 tons.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Stone of the New Edifice
Laid Yesterday

There were not as many people
present at the ceremony of laying
the cornerstone of the new Metho-
dist church yesterday, as might
have been expected. The passing
of the Twenty-fourth infantry was
undoubtedly the reason. In con-
sequence the sermon of DIR. Coburn
was postponed until the evening
when it ives delivered in the Pres
byterian church. The remainder
of the programme was observed.
The clergy present were the Revs.
d. l.. RAIDER, presiding elder of
Pueblo district; r. A. Carnine,
presiding elder of Rio Grande
district; Robert d. Graham, of the
Florence Baptist church; r. A
Chase, L. p. Cook, S. Fl. Kirk bride,
pastor of the church, and DIR. Co.
burn, of Trinity Methodist church,
Denver. The choir rendered APP
propriate music. The laying of
the stone was performed by DR..
Coburn.
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NOTICE

Several complaints have been
made of the regular edition of The
Tribune getting out some
what late on certain days.
1t was supposed that our subscrib-
ers desired the very latest news
obtainable and hence the paper
has been held an hour, or some
times two, in order to give it to
them. In future, however, the
regular edition will go to press
promptly at certain hour and
news reaching us too late for that
edition will be published in an
extra 6 o'clock edition if of suffi-
cient importance.
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CALL FOR MEN TO
FILL VACANCIES
Thirty Recruits from Florence
Wanted Tonight
MUST REPORT AT ROLL CALL

Men who want to go to the front
at once are requested to report to
the undersigned this evening at
Tbs at the headquarters, volun-
teer Reserve, two doors east of
the postoffice.
A call for thirty men to fill up
companies of the National Guard
and volunteer with these compa-
MES for immediate service, was re-
ceiyed this afternoon.
The men must be of sober hab-
its, good physique, free from
physical defects and between the
ages of 81 and 30. If otherwise
well qualified the age limit might
be somewhat extended.
Now is the time to see actual
service.
The undersigned will drill with
the reserve tonight and applicants
who are unable to attend promptly
at 7.l5 p. m. can be enrolled after
the drill. HERBERT w. BURDETT.
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Good Job Printing.

The Tribune Office is now pre-
pared to turn out the best job
printing in town at very moderate
rates. AS we have the only power
press in Florence it stands to rea-
son that we can turn out better
work and more economically than
the owners of old country hand
presses. Bring your rush jobs to
our Office. We can handle 10000
run in the same, time that anyone
else can print 1000. Opposite D.
& r. G. depot. Telephone No. 10.
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HELD BACK THE TELEGRAM
Spanish Government Discussed
Woodford's Message Before
He got 1t

Biarritz, France, April 22-It
now transpires that the Madrid
telegraph authorities held back the
telegram conveying the ultimatum
while a copy was sent to Prem Ter
Sagasta.
After the ministry had had time
to read and discuss the document
the message was released and de-
livered to Minister Woodford
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TURN OUT TONIGHT
Volunteers Will Drill and rlany
Recruits Should be Added

War has begun.
The Florence volunteers will re-
spond to roll call at 1880 sharp this
evening, at headquarters, east of
the postofiice. There should be a
full attendance.
Gel. Fitzgerrell will be in at
tendance as a notary public to
swear in recruits and the company
should be brought up to a strength
of at least 60 men.
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D. & r. q. Special Rates

B. P. 0. of Elks, New Orleans,
La. Tickets to be sold one fare
round trip, May 6 and 7, via Fort
Worth only. Final return limit
15 days from date of sale.
State Federation of Labor, Colo
RADIO Springs. Tickets to be sold
1885 round trip, trains 6, 2 and 10
May 2. Good returning until
May 5.
[. 0. 0. f. celebration at Canon
City April 26. Special trains will
be run Coal Creek to Canon City
and return, fare 35 cents round
trip.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
ABOUT TOWN

The Anna Held special car was
attached to the local Denver train
this morning.
Notice of the school election on
the first Monday in May is pub
lished in our advertising columns
today.
The Tribune posted a bulletin
announcing the first act of war
soon after 8 o'clock this morning.
1t pays to watch The Tribune
bulletin board now.
The Magnolia Plantation
which will be played at Union hall
tonight, is said to be an excellent
play. The leading actors are
white people but the large negro
chorus is a big attraction.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Annual Election of School Direc.
tors

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the legal voters of School District No. 2
in the County of Fremont will be held at the
City Hall, Florence, on the First Monday Of
May, 1898, for the purpose of electing directors
as follows:
One Director for years.
One Director for years
One Director for5 years.
And for the purpose of voting n tax on taxable
property in the district as provided for in sec
ton 63 OF tho School law.
The ballot box will be opened at tho hour of
p. M, and closed at the hour of p. M, and at
p M the meeting will be organized for the
transaction of any other business pertaining
to school interests that may legally be brought
before it. JAS. g. JOHNSTON,
Secretary School District No.. 2,
County of Fremont.
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missioned as brigadier generals in
the volunteer army.
Spanish Fleet Waiting

Cape Vincent, Cape Verde Is
lands, April 22-The Spanish fleet
has not yet left this port. Its
previous departure was merely for
a practice cruise. twill leave rs
soon as another battleship and two
cruisers, which are expected hourly
arrive.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Three Good Generals

Washington, April % Semi
official announcement is made that
Col. Fred d. Grant, Gen. Lee and
Theodore Roosevelt will be com
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22

On the basis of call for $4,000
volunteers based on the population
of the various states and territor-
les, Colorado would furnish S37,
New York S,00S and Oklahoma so.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Aid for Gomez

Jacksonville, April 22-From
authoritive sources it is learned
that the Cuban Junta is prepared
to effectually aid the army of Gen.
Gomez. Several large expeditions
will leave soon from Southern
ports to Join Gomez.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22

The finest acreage tracts adj
joining the city in the Grand
View place. Title perfect with
decided water rights. See J. j..
Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
President Signs the Call

Washington, April % The call
for 100000 volunteers was signed
at 1926 p. m. 1t will not be issued
before tomorrow.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22

Washington, April % Captain
Sampson has reported to the navy
department that he has established
blockade of the northern coast
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
CAPT. SAMPSON EXECUTES HIS ORDERS
BUT MORE SHIPS ARE NEEDED

The President has issued proclamation declaring
state of exists that United block
aiding Cuba.
The President has signed the bill prohibiting the export
of supplies including powers that
the ports of Cuba n a of blockade.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
South Dakota,s rliIitia

Sioux Falls, s. D., April 22-Gov.
Lee has called special session of
the Legislature to make appropria-
tions for the maintenance and
equipment of the state militia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22
Train Robbers Caught

Los Angeles, April 22-The four
men who held up the Santa Fe
express on Wednesday have been
captured. One is wounded and
will die in few hours.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-22

Patriotism begins at home. You
need Numbered linen whether you
go to the front or not. Patronize
home industry by patronizing the
American Laundry which does
not send it's money to Canon but
spends it in Florence and employs
Florence help.