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pointed by the president and members or
the house of representatives and The sen
ate designated by the bodies. will be held
tomorrow. IL Is likely that the meeting
will be held in the committee room OF
Senator KYLE of Couth Dakota. Thus far
only n few members OF the committee are
In the city. but others are expected TO ar
rive tonight and tomorrow. IL Is not
deemed probable that the COMMITTEES VIII
do more at this time than effect an or
ganization. Many members of the COM
nittee are engaged IN political campaigns
and the indications are that the commit
tee viii not take up its work seriously be-
fore the converting of congress.
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st. Louis. Oct. 16.-To-day was perfect
for the closing events OF the two-days'
bicycle meeting. but only a small crowd
attended. Summaries:
Final heat. one mile. professional. fly
ing start-Tom Cooper won, ]. =. Ff.Eer
second. j. S. Johnson third; time. 1853 3-5.
Final. one lap. flying start. professional
J. s. Fisher won. j.. s. Johnson second.
Ben Monroe third: time. % 2-5. Multicycle
handicap. two miles-Bowler. Mccarthy
and Fisher. scratch. won; Tom Cooper
and Jack Coburn second: DIR. Brown and
Terrim third; time, 1858.
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THE APPEAL OF L|AARES
A Copy of the Historical Docu-
ment in Omaha.
SOLDIERS WERE STARVING
The Spanish General Stated His Hope
less situation and Asked PERMITS
sion to surrender-The In
evitable Solution.

Omaha. Oct. ia copy OF a docu-
ment OF considerable historical import
ance in connection with the war In
Cuba was left in the hands OF DIR. w.
j. Gaibraith by General Shafter just
before the latter took his departure
for Chicago yesterday. 1t is a copy Of
a letter sent to the governor-in-chief OF
Cubs and the minister of war at Mad
rid by General Linares. the command
er of the forces In Santiago. 1t was
written some two weeks or more be-
fore the surrender of the city. 1t is
as follows in full:
July IL, 1898. To the g~eneral-in-
chief. Havana. To the minister of war,
Madrid Although FRUSTRATED In bed
by an acute illness and suffering severe
pains. the situation OF our suffering
troops 50 preoccupies me that i believe
II my duty TO address your eminence
and the minister of war in order to ex-
plain the actual situation. The enemy's
lines are very near TO this place. our
lines are extended II kilometres. A
considerable portion OF our troops are
sick and emaciated. but do not enter
the hospital because IL Is necessary TO
have them in the trenches. The ami
mails have been without forage in the
middle Of a rain which has fallen for
"a hours in the bitches. The men re-
main permanently in the trenches with
nothing but rice to eat. n they can
not leave to change their clothes.
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anu hIsshs, WIZ usprLNes sne ~
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A Distressing Suicide.

Omaha, Oct. 16.-Mrs. Hattie steele. wife
Of William 4. Steele. committed suicide
under the most distressing conditions at
her home here to-day. Her husband had
called to arrange final details for :heir
separation. While they were discussing
the future OF the children Mrs. Steele sud
denly arose. and in the presence OF her
husband and two little boys. placed a
pistol to her 2 and fired. The bullet
was extracted but the surgeons say there
Is no possible chance for recovery.
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Train Ditched.

Los Angeles. Oct. 16.-Word has
reached his city tonight that the
Southern Pacific overland train No. :.
the w~estbound, was ditched 30 miles
west of Yuma. Mail Agent George +.
Kellogg was killed. As far as learned
there were no other fatalities. The
csau of the accident Is not definitely
known, but IL is thought the engine.
baggage al inc mail car were de-
rallied on account of the track being
buried i'm sand.
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A Priest accommodated.

Buffalo. Oct. 16.-Rev. stephen Kam-
inksi. bishop of the Independent Polish
Catholic church of Buffalo and rector
Of the Church Of Our Mother OF the
Rosary, has been communicated by
the pope of the Roman Catholic church.
The decree of Rome was. read In all the
Roman Catholic churches of this city
to-day. " is said the object Of the
document is to show the seceders from
the regular church that the Independ-
ent Roman Catholic church does not
belong to Rome.
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London. Oct. T-The Pekin correspond
ent Of the Daily Telegraph says: II IL
said in the highest circles that the I'm
peror will be formally deposed on Nov.
%. the birthday of the empress dowager.
and that Prince Jun. n boy of 10. will be
named as his successor. The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Standard says: The en-
peror OF China was to have taken refuge
at the British embassy i'm Pekin. whence
he would have issued a proclamation de-
claring the acts of the dowaeer void. but
the plan was discovered and frustrated.
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arrived this morning from Liverpool inc
queenstown. was detained on the voyage
on Monday. Oct. 10. for seven hours. ow-
ing to a broken bolt OF the eccentric strap.
Inc accident happened at s:25 y. m. when
one Gay out from Queenstown. The CHER
engineer made the necessary repairs and
the steamer proceeded without further In
cident Among the passengers were Au-
gust Belmont, David Bisham, j. Sergeant
Cowan, j. Melville Duey. Louis c. Led
yard, Countess Maccioli and Charles Van
Alstine and wife. the bride Of the klon-
dixie.
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Aroncillo In Paris.

Paris. Oct. 16. 4 p. m.-Senor Agoncilo.
special envoy of the Philippine insurgent
government. arrived at Havre by La
Touraine to-day and reached Paris late
this afternoon. He has apartments at he
Hotel Continental on the same floor with
the members of the United States peace
commission. whom he came TO see le-
garding the fate of the Philippines. but
whom he has not yet met.
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He Denies II.

Charleston. s. C., Oct. 16.-Col. ]. w.
Rawls. in command of the army post
at S~ullivan's island. denies the recent
statement that the health OF the COM
mand is causing the commandant con-
Germ and that 400 men are in sick quar-
tiers.
THE sanitary features Of the post
nor the sickness throughout the COM
mand have w been, nor are
they now such as to occasion a%pprehen-
sion" says he. "Of the 80 men sick
in quarters. none are by any means
~sariously IN" Q
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War Measures.

Paris. Oct. l6-The Soleil publishes a
dispatch from Toulon which says that
Vice Admiral Fourier. who is now at
Tunis with NJ. Lockroy. minister Of
marine, viii return Immediately TO Tou-
lon. where orders a been received
to prepare the armored cruisers Ad-
miral Trehourt. Bouvines. Jemmapes
and Valmy for active service. and also
to send 20 Brest without delay the
largest possible number OF gunners to
man the forts and batteries.
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Washington. Oct. 1.-THE marine hos
pital o-night received the following re-
ports from the yellow fever districts:
Franklin. La. new cases p. no deaths
Ridgeland. Miss, I new case; Hattiesburg
Mss. 4; oxford. Miss. ? new cases;
Natchez. Miss. 3 new cases; Queen Hill.
Miss. 1 new case. ! death; Taylors, Miss.
/ new case. A dispatch from jackson,
Miss. dated yesterday and received to-day
states that there were Z new cases.
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Ouiet at yirden.

Springfield. H.. Oct. l6.-Colonel Young
of the ist United States cavalry. COM
handing the troops at Virden. was at
Springfield to-day and reported to Adju-
tant General Reece that all is quiet there
and that he does not fear any more trou-
Bile. Battery II. under Captain Craig. re-
mains at virden. and Adjutant General
Reece says he will not order IL away for
a few DAYS yet
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Earns n Good Bonus.

Portland. Ore. Oct. 16.-The torpedo
boat Davis. just completed by the Wolff
& Zwicker Iron works OF this city. was
given a preliminary trial to-day on the
Columbia river under the supervision or
a naval board. For three-quarters OF
an hour the Davis averaged a speed or
"a knots, which is n and a hal
above the required speed. The
engines averaged 3S5 revolutions. or 10
above the specifications. The official
trial trip will taxi place next Wednes-
dav.
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To E.cort the Emneror.

London. Oct. 1.-THE C~onstantinopie
correspondent Of the Times. t~eieFraphing
Sunday. says: Two ~worn-out war craft.
patched up for the occasion. have pro-
ceeded to the Dardanelles 10 swell the
naval escort OF Emperor William. and q
Turkish of1cers have gone there on board
q yacht. Emperor William, on the Hohen-
so'lern. e expected 20 reach the Darda-
neiles this afternoon and 90 arrive at
Pera. where the German leEation II stu
sted, or Tuesday morning"
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4 Fire In the Mine.

Pana. ILL.,. oct. l6.-A serious fire is
burning at the Pana Coal company's
shaft No. l. II vas started by an ex-
plosion OF gas at noon yesterday. and
- far IL has been impossible for the
company To eNtinguish IL. This even
ing John Hawkins, a negro miner, IA
tally hot Isaac Ross. also colored. as
the result Of a quarrel. The shooting
occurred in the company's Office, where
Ross sought safety.
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Vienna. Oct. ia man of about %
years Of age. who gives his name as
Antoine Marquette Regien, represent
ing himself as the son Of a Philadelphia
electrician. has been arrested at Troo-
pau. capital OF Austrian Silesia. for at
tempting to pass % forged Bank OF
England SEQ notes. He Is believed TO
be one Of a gang Of skillful interna-
tional ~forgers. instead of an Ameri-
ran
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VIII Float Tuesday.

Ponce. Porto Rico. oct. i6.-The stars
and stripes will be formally raised at San
Juan on Tuesday. Brigadier General Fred
Grant will he given command of the dis
trlct of San Juan. comprising the juris-
dictions OF Arebecco. Bayamo and HUI
macoa. with the adjacent Islands. Briga-
der General Guy v. Henry will be given
command OF the other portions Of Porto
Rico.
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On the Right u

Omaha. Oct. ia cash balance In
bank exceeding $500, 900 now stands 10
the credit Of the Trans-Mississippi ex'
position. There are IL days remaining
All railroads in this territory have
made a half cent a mile rate for the
last week of the fair. Tomorrow If
odd Fellows day. Tuesday Is also de-
voted to the a. q. u. w. Thousands
are coming. Yesterday the attendance
was 5.54O. Total 70 date. 2,lSl, 29e.
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Death of u. u. Henley.

New York. oct. ia dispatch to the
World from Lake Placid. N. Y. says: r.
J. Henley. the ~well-known actor. died
here this afternoon from tuberculosis. He
had been here for some time past on ac-
count Of ill-health. but had been seriously
il only a few days. He was born I'm Eng
land in 1861. and appeared on the Ameri-
can stage In many roles. His widow is
Helen Bertram. the opera singer.
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Prism Congress Delegates.

indianapolis. Oct. 16.-At the First
Presbyterian church this morning 1876
delegates 90 the congress Of the Ma
tional Prison association listened to the
annual sermon of the association de-
livered by Rev. NJ. Haines. Tonight a
great popular meeting at Plymouth
church was presided over by 4. II.
Brockway. superintendent OF the Ell
mira. ". v. reformatory, and executive
officer OF the association.
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Cincinnati. Oct. l6-Dr. Walter Wey-
man. surgeon general of the United
States marine hospital service. addressed
the Commercial club Of this city last
night on Quarantine and Commerce, y
and o-night left for the South on a gen
eral tour to investigate the yellow fever
conditions and report on the same before
the Of congress.
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Richmond. Va. oct. l6.-It il stated at
St Luke's hospital tonight that Mrs.
Fitzhugh Lee IL somewhat better. General
Lee has not yet seen her since his ar
rival from Jacksonville.
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Driven on the Rocks.

Newcastle-on-Tyne. Oct. 1s.-The Nor
vegian sloop Fremzad was driven on the
rocks at Blyth, about IL miles north of
Newcastle. in a fierce sea to-day. The
crew was rescued after heroic work by
the lifeboats. one of which capsized in
the attempt.
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DESTROYED bN Fir.

Albuquerque. y. NJ, Oct IA fire on
Main street In this city has already de-
stroyed six buildings including the Met
ropolitan hotel block. The fire Is now I'M
der control. A restaurant. saloon. boiler
shop and a laundry are destroyed The
Metropolitan hotel building and contents
are badly damages. The loss Is not great
No one was injured.
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VIII Go to Porto Rico.

Concord. n. H.. Oct. iS-It IL reported
or good authority that Instead OF being
mustered out Of the service the LIST New
Hampshire volunteers will be ordered to
Porto Rico this week. All the officers and
more than COO men are said to be anxious
20 remain in the service
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New York. oct. ia mans body. the
throat cut from ear to ear. was found
to-day in Gravesend bay. There was
also the mark OF a blow on the left
breast. The man had been about -
years old, five feet eight inches In
height and weighed about 160 pounds.
No means Of Identification.
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Arrived From Manila

San Francisco. Oct. l6.-The United
States transport steamer Pennsylvania
arrived early this morning. 80 days from
Manila via Honolulu. The Pennsylvania
brought back nine soldiers from Manila
and Is from Honolulu.
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structing that no regiment be sent south
until the yellow fever is eradicated. This
is thought to be favorable for a perma-
nent camp at this city. Lieutenant Colonel
Withrow. 10th immunes. received advices
from Washington to-day that the sensa-
tional charges brought against him had
been found TO be ~groundless.
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4 New Record.

New York. oct ls-Rich Palmer Of the
Paramount Wheelmen. Brooklyn. arrived
at the city hall. this city. to-day at S:S p.
m. having ridden from Cincinnati I'm ~
hours. being a new record. The former
record was iOi hours.
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a Military Coup.

Paris. Oct. 16-The arrival Of the Duke
of Orleans at Brussels has rekindled the
rumor that a military coup was attempt
ed. The young English Duke of Manches-
ter. who has Just reached Paris from
Australia. has been linked with the love-
ment by certain newspapers but ne pro-
tests that he Is merely a tourist.
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Lost His Life.

Reno. New. Oct. IA carpenter named
Ed Seitz, while crawling under a Southern
Pacific freight train TO get across The
track last night. was thrown under the
wheels and lost both his legs. He died n
4 o'clock this morning.
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have handed the American commission
ers a document giving the names and
number of the Spanish transports now
on the way TO Cuba. IL Is understood
that there are "a. TIL general health of
the various United States commission
ers and their respective STATS Is excel
Liant
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To Meet the Emperor.

ConstantinOple. Oct. IA great neet
OF tugs will meet Emperor William In the
Sea OF Marmora. The German cOaony VIII
20 by 4 large teamer.
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VIII Comp,y with the Demand.

Canea. Island Of Crete, Oct. 1s-lsmael
Rev. the Turkish military governor, this
evening informed the admiral OF the for
elgn warships that the sultan had ordered
the withdrawal of all the Turkish troops
in Crete. in compliance with the joint note
from Great Britain, Russia, Italy ana
France.
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Conducted NV Rishops.

washington. Oct. l6-Services In all OF
the Episcopal churches In Washington
to-day were by bishops OF the
church who are now i'm attendance upon
the general convention.
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Crowded Win Visitors.

Jerusalem, Oct. 1.-The city is already
overcrowded with visitors. chiefly Ger
mans awaiting the arrival Of Emperor
William.
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Committee win Organize.

washington. Oct. H-It II expected that
the FIRST formal meeting ~ the Industrial
consisting Of the nine men APP
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Groundle.s Charges.

Lexington. KY. Oct. ls-orders were
received at Camp Hamilton to-day in
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Detained by a Broken Bolt.

New York, oct. l6-The Cunard line
Umbria, Captain Dutton. which
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Irentn-s~xen Transports.

Havana. Oct. 16-It is reported that
the Spanish evacuation commissioners
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New York. Oct. i6-The champions beat
the orioles In a game at weehawken. y.
J.. this afternoon. The game was well
contested and 1000 people were present.
Score:
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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 Z p. M. to | 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.
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The gathering of the national
gnard of Colorado in camp at
Denver today brings the reality of
war still nearer to us. While the
members of the Volunteer reserve
company here feel the loss Of the
young fellows who responded to
the first offer of active service by
joining the Pueblo guardsmen,
they should be proud that Florence
is represented in some degree.
There should have been COM
pany of the national guard organ
lied here long ago. 1t is to be
hoped that one will be mustered
in at the first opportunity in the
future, whether the boys are want
ed for war or not.
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THE FREE LIST.

There is one candidate forschool
director in the Florence district
who should. and in all probability
viii lead the poll. We refer to
ex-senator j. G.. Johnston, who,
by his efficient work as secretary
of the old board has proven his
ability and value. There is ALSO
lutely nothing to be urged against
him, while there are a hundred
reasons in favor of his reelection.
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A queer brand of patriotism is
evinced by the weekly or tri or
semi-weekly papers of this town.
One, we understand, altogether ig-
nores the present crisis and Incl
dentally the formation of the Vol
unteer reserve here in connection
with it. The other published a
misleading and in some respects
utterly false story rejecting on the
bravery and good faith of the Flor
ence volunteer recruits as COM
pared with members of the com
pany from Rockville. 1t would
seem the duty of every paper at
this time to do its utmost toward
promoting patriotism and fraternal
feeling, to encourage those who
are willing to serve their country,
and to join the rest of the nation in
its spontaneous response to the
demands of the hour. We regret
to see such evidence of n "copper"
head spirit or lack of spirit in
any publication of Fremont
county.
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IT'S ALL GUESS WORK!


IT'S GUEsswoRK.
OTHERWISE
W. j. CLARK OpHTHALMIo OpTIcAN.
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Florence $ Cripple
Greek and Golden
Circle Railroads
ROUGE co
Cripple Creek Gold
Mining District

Reclining chair cars and Pullman sleep
ers. A. M. Moore, Agt. Florence,
c. E. Elliott, Genl Traffic Agent.
Denver, Colo.
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WEDDING
INVITATIONS

or Announcements. Correct styles. 100
elegantly printed, including two envel-
opes with each. for S4.00. 80 for S2.75.
Also calling cards, latest style and beau
tiful type effects. Address,
THE TRIBUNE. Florence.
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st Johns Episcopal Mission.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; morning prayer and
. sermon, II a. M; evening prayer, 80.
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If you want bread that is
bread try Ludwig's. His wagon
is delivering about town and is
serving the very best bread on
the market.
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First Baptist Church,
REV. ROBERT D. GRAHAM.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; preaching II 10 and
7:30 in Union Hall
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Florence Daily Cribune

Published at Florence, Fremont County,
Colorado every day except Sundays and legal
holidays.
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Santa e Route, Best Zine

Santa Te Route, Best Zine
GH$C Double daily train ser
vice to Chicago, Kansas
City and all parts of
Kansas.
WeSC Two days to Galveston,
one night out to Phoenix,
quickest time to Port
land.
$OuC6 Two days to Galveston,
one night out to ElPaso,
36 hours to Mexico City.
Through Pullman Palace sleep
ers and free chair cars in each di-
rection. Daily tourist cars to Cal
ifornia, all trains are up to date
and fast. Dining cars and eating
houses managed by Mr.. Fred Har-
vey. w. j. BLACK, G. P. A.
Topeka, Kansas.
j. P. HALL, General Agent,
100 Lawrence ST., Denver.