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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

~- york Sept 1.-THE quarterly
report issued today by The Western
Union telegraph company shows the
net revenues " that company Tor the
quarter ended June 30 last % have
been ii.c5L2s2. The yet revenue for
the quarter ending September 20 next.
based upon nearly completed returns
for July. partial returns FOR August
und estimating the business Tor
September viii BE- about si550.0Oo. In
view u this showing the company has
recommended the adoption By the
board ~ resolution calling Tor the
declaration 81 dividend VI ~ per
cent. payable October 10 next. to
stockholders Of record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
CUBANS ARE TORCIVING.
Proclamation Of Amnesty Issued by he ln'ur-
gent Government
HosrlulrIts ARE FULLY SUSPENDED.


Washirrion. sent ia-s,cre,ary
c,,v,i,s o,,..,d, ,f ,be rub,, dsiega.
u'n tplhy FHNe "it seNenti u'aun i'.'
relating 90 Cuhan affairs. They ln.
rittas "a letter writttr by Gen. Mica
go. D., 49,, pt., O., 90, N,,n.z
W .,..
Whloh M''tu' @iN' l'hAl "' "i"u''
from the cpmmlndinE general of the
American army " One good service Of
Gen. Garcia aud the Cuhnns al sautia-
30. Tho irttCr ls ls follows
Ponce. Porto Rico August u, islsi
Gen. Emilio Nunuz. Cuban legation.
Washington. -. G.
My Dear Gonerll-l nave received
your very iniofsriing lester 0f july
22nd, and nm rlad 90 know that the
expedition pr9tlu HucccsffW and that
the nccufs.ilta uf Cen Gomez were re-
uovcd. l congratulate you un tht ces-
rlil0n Of h1a'.ilu.r. ana ihe prospect
" The surcfsiful termination Of the
Hirungle " y/r c0nnifymcn Tor their
liberty
u mot Gen. Garcia very peaaauily
bun wan w. much oceupioi thhi ] dll
not have limo 10 atlk with him as !
wanted 60 10. Nf,fr we had secured
the surrender N tha spanish troops,
Immediately won't away. al ! was unN-
lous 10 move on PORTO Rico aa soon ~
p1raible and WIS deeply engaged IN
moving fhn Transports with tmups ~
thia ninro. deeply rorf .ird not see.
irr moro of csn. eiarria. AZ wished 10
h,,sL MIN arain for the sod service
h, nrd tbnal under bic command had
r',t.,.a pf..a. rsnd him "A rauy OF
~. y, -, A., ,,nortt,r'fv unuine
-. ,,. 80, ,,.,.,n,tiy ar,in in tho
20 me-. g"u pa,'' ,.'.s .,,,l, ,n,,rS
near 'u'"i'' ". W., -, ttti - ).
NniN,'., ~ - 80,
MT RuNslpn "a q, '','.t ~.
ING lteelaila,'9A y, a''',, Is. -
tho Cubtn nuthpriiisa ~ Netnahu, 90.
h' govtthm'ht 'ouh'" W '"'''
~ aFiln ufdtftii
Whereas, liosilltlcf have been anl-
pended and ordau which hinder nc
movements ~ thuEf charged WIN
bringing about pfacs should not b. en-
forced when she Independence ~ Gu
ba has already been recognized By
gpain and the United States.
xyh.roas In such circumstances %
q. ,..i,... a. drprive the spanish army
"a new. and iuides. which in some
- a may even b. a duty % provide
=. ~ n nav nyaruatr thn territory
80 a -, -, IN tfuifrd efata4
~ t..,,'.- ,i,ss - beinr ended an
..,'Nn''i,,,. 80 h,tr.d due hi Inc strur.
"a ,'a.s. thua nriunlnr about
hle .n9u" "a ,hs cyt,ns under our
~. "l, ,,.,' i. ~. s,.,nt,,i M iibertv and
~. w. ,,,,,,.,,,,'
No.. ,.,, ~ ~. s,i.. ..,a.r. ~ tho army
~, "a Ivy th.is ,,,vrr 4, nunlsh
nnuiu ua ~, ~ s.,i,'.t ,,srs,r.i .'r,,rity
~, 49, $500 wv, ,,,t,-.s. ,,s,s,,,,,,. sn,ii he
~ ti'' ~ " -. ,,se b,,,e rsrv@i
nlht.u w."
SF,.n, n. ,.t.-. ~. .,,.,,.,a q
= ,..ulN -, o \, IT,
luI.h,I ".u,ls "a a,t ii.
piit W. ~ ~, 80. Y, =. ~ -. -,
OF auely III wv l'"s, 49, ., al
Hounn -. .',.,,,.,'s. N
thua. tu'itl y VI. Nli,i' 49,. ll1
IN 1870 ~. IN IN. ~" i,,,i,,,. IA.
lnlIH nv Nv. -. ~ .,,,t, y,
olfeul.t.p nIl ,' nv ny Wls 49,. 49,
lgs or W tspun,lD, '.,,, 4, I,
u1n 70 ". WI Nni,n n'as 49, - T.. =,
pellcl o, io'k'N'h'" anu P''"'" - "''
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
ASSESSMENT so. y.
washaklc Mining Company. situation
oi Principal Place of business. No.
IA ". Fire; Slulh H., salt
Lake City, Utah.

Notice a. hereby given that al q
meeting of fhe board % directors ot
the Waahaklu Mining Company, held
%. salt Lake City, uihh. sept. ~. 1855,
an arieasmcnt OF one-fpur,h th) or une
QD cent per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation, pay-
able at once 20 Alex. buchanan. Jr.
SECRETARY, No. ~ West First South
ST., Sllt Lake city Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall r.
main unpaid on the iaih day OF octo-
her, 1895, will he delinquent and advet-
ils1d Tor sale at public auction, ani II
payment Is not made before viii b.
sold on the an nay ~ November, 1855,
the company, No. n wUs, First South
street. salt Lake city. utah. % pay the
delinquent assessment tlgcther with
Gusts % advertising ana expenses %
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
Secretary.
sal, Lake cl,y. Sept. II. 1885
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Tho weather Of the week ending
Monday, September y. isgs. was grncr.
ally clear ana unusually cool. tho TEN.
peraturc on several dates falling be-.
low the freezing points. iisht frosts
were OF frequent occurrence but az ali
crops are we'll maturcd no material
iniufinF II reported. except In the ease
OF Garden truck. the tender vafio-
tiet " which have suffered more or
lssH. Little OF no rain fell during the
week Harvesting N generally COM
pietcd and thrcHhlnE nearing that
stare. The ranges are slightly i'm.
proved. aud stock In good condition.
u. 4. McCuLLuM,
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Manu Utah. Sept ~. Isss.
To The Edltori
The memorial services az the rablr-
n1tie Yesterday We're very impressive,
An immense audience had cume 20 do
Silent honor 81 the departed leader %
d itvutCi people. Ths sand was
beautifully drlptd IN purt white,
Grown a ly a prlfuslln OF natures
l1v,lItsi fIwtrs, the whole surmouui "a
by a llfa-.ike picture % our late Pres
ldon, ln ne background. The services
were c1rdur,ed under che direction if
70 don't j. d. Mliben, OF yha Stake
Pr Hdsucy
The speakers dwpit lovingly upon the
ldral CHARACTER uf ths departed and AZ
lhe words zen gcutly from ihelr llpa
ana found ready sympathy In the
lul ot every listener, the solemnlty "
tha time brought out the emotions 90
ihas every head was bent In silent
reverence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
OBITUARY.


AhAHf efiAt htAaiR
To the Editor;
Mrs. Mary Ann Harrison. wife % ~
iate Richard Harrison Of this place
DIED on the 4th Inst. az about 70
O'Clock pm. OF old age.
Deceased was born In HDkri down.
near Kiddermlnator. Worcegorshlrs
England. Aug. 10. 1911; embraced the
Gospel with her husband IN the year
1870. was blrelzed on the 2jth OF Apfil
of that year. was among thoae who
were obliged % leave their homes IN
Nauvo, In 1876; came 60 the valleys u
utah In 1870. and was among tho pil-
nctra 20 Iron county In 1889.
In 1850 she moved 10 Pinto. wherc me
ias, part " her ilfe wis spent. she
icives two children. sixteen grand.
children anu two Rrcat-Frandchiidryn
and many friends.
Respectfully.
J. n. HARRISON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
LETTER on HORSE STOCK.


From the once 81 che East ToNls
and Panhandle msit market. which
keeps the nnesi % fresh meat. ana has
10 location at Vernon Texas. comes
The following very pointed letter 81 In
qulry. which was received by chief Of
Police Pritt soday;
% the city marshall
salt Lake cty riah
p1ar Sir az I am not acquainted with
your locality nor your People l have
been advised 10 c1rlspnnd with you q
regard TO she wants a needs % horse
Stock IN your Gown Please write mo
II your country man warts a needs
cheap horse stock a are they fnan-
claly hNed % they can Pay for them
when thly are loaded on ears here
Please answer ihis and ohllge me
Vary respectfully yours
u. l.. LIughlln.
Pa I viii Try 60 answer all quls-
lions you wish 20 ask me u. L. l..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
Attractive Refreshment.

when you are Preparing ioI com
pany" and want shments that arg
attractive and deiish.lns' You VIII roy 70,
take Up any s1r; % 81 il'lln
which presents ITSELF You VIII mss,
on having those things which are OF
standard quality. You want tnat
which adds o. the taste ana fNeeliehse
% what you prepare, in niher "eFls
ynu aant'T s. hiking powder 90 give
i1 your rtsrrshrtnts that attractive
noes of cimpon,i1n. thlt dcilcacy OF
taste. which haip1 The event 90 be q
success. a fun pound can ~ our ". =.
baking powder Tor q cents. and y u
just hs good na any and bctter man
many ihli sell Tor double the price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Cleveland. sept it-sonator Kyle of
sOuih Dakota was stricken With
paralysis at the Forest city hotel TO-
day. Il IL understood that the stroke
serious condition.
The senator Dr. Unconscious. and II IN
n serious though not necessarily dan
gcroua condition. Ha arrived IN the
city early iasi evening o. visit friends.
This morning he arose about O'clork.
A few hours later. while In the hotel
the senator was taken suddenly No. His
was rendered aprcchiess. 4 few m1s
mCnta later he became unconscious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Nohohama.s Sept. ia-Telerrams from
Seoul, capital ~ Cnrea, report that ths
king OF Cprca and the crown prime
were suddenly taken 10 after dinner
~ SUNDAY last. PplH1n u suspected
Both are recovering. Eleven couriierr
have been arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

II Ia plainly evident that the return
dates to be played at thc Theaier this
week by Clay Clement. viii extend tho
acquaintance 81 the public with hla
great piay The New Dominion and II
10 certain that the majority Of those
VII, saw Mt. ciemen, DURING bis nrst
visit here In this play viii see him
again this time.
Prof John T.. Meakln. the erstwhne
runtllnE agent % Salialr. ~ about Co
cover the State upon a lecture and en-
torialnment tour. n be- makes as biz
q success Tor himself In dras Ink
patronage an he ala for the big
beach resort this year. he will BE- on
easy street. whore he belongs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
HOStetter's
Stomach
Bitters.

De Beers Co. Is negotiating Tor ths
mines purchase and the price they ny
prepared 60 pay. should the tcs, pr6vs
satisfactory. Is vafinusiy esiimat.d ~
from fi,o0OO00 to E2.OOO. 900. -Iohan'
ncsburg Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

axe Laxative nromo oulnlne Tablets.
" druggists refund the money n h
illa % cure. e5c. The genuine has
o. n. y. on esch tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Dewltrs witch Hazel saivc has ,hs
largest sale " any Eilve In she world
This fact and ia merit has led l.s-
honest people TO attomp: 90 counterfeit
H. Look out FOR the man who attempts
o. deceive you when you call for De-
Wits Wkch Hazel sdlvc. thc grca.
pile cure.
=. C. schramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and FRS; South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Ncwklrk, Ok. Sept iA-Fiour NJ
Neimnrc,onc ~ RooHeyelta rough ria
efH, has Just been heard frum Tor the
nfHl time since the battle ~ Santiago.
W winch he was reported killed The
hhlth's on iythins Lodge at Newkifk
wired President Mckinney nbput MIN
ana today received word that he A.
IN the hospital IN, but convnlerclnF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

acted a. chaplain. and after n fervcni
prayer the ., amen. officers took .heir
places upon the platform.
senator kawlina was enthusiast
ucally received. He said he had u In
mind TO speak up two or three OF the
bubble questions which were before tn
people Of the United States. lie would
however. not delay the work Of the
convention by so doing knowing that
u was The desire 10 proceed with the
work before the delegates. nut he
desired 10 state that tho Democratic
party would be true 20 n traditions.
II would reanirm It through this con-
vention The Democratic party was
not aVorse or OPPOSE 70 territorial cN-
Iansion Commensurate with the needs
81 human liberty. The speaker said
ne was not an lmpcrialist IN any sense
OF the word but he believed In the ac-
quifcfncnt Of territory whereby n bot
Ter government could be made 10 re-
place one Of savages. lie believed
the people Of the United States should
pars unon their own questions as to
what was rlEht and wrong.
Then ns 20 free siivcr-the money
questionable Democrats had ever been
true TO that. In closing the speaker
called upon the delegates 10 act wisely
ana well In making their decisions and
then 10 stand by the.
CONVENTION SNAP SHOTS.
State Senator 'Qun Nobcker struck
town this morning with a Growth Of
whiskors that rivnlied the hirsdte APP
nendlRc ~ ex.frcaident Dole OF the
eastwhlle Hawaiian republic rhe next
thing he struck was a barber shon.
The tranaformation that followed was
wonderful. when he came out he was
a. smooth tfaccd) as any man Ia the
convention.
a noticeable difference In the con-
venilons Of this year and last is the
railing on" Of the number Of women
delegates.
A COPY o. Ktnner's Great Chmr nlrn
was on every STAT when the convention
opened.
II was great day for red badges
Every delegates wore one.
Admission 20 the body of the house
was by tlckot. The man who dll not
have one went either 10 the galleries or
back into the stroct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
Tired Men

Men wear DOT th'ir lives quickly now.
adays Their brains and bodic. ara
overworkod. and then come sioeple...
ness nervousness dyspepsia and Rs,.
oral debility. Tho systsm gives out
These troubles. II neglected, hasten
the end strength aud health VIII
como hack with tho nld of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Transfer Of the nsmsln- 81 tho Asssssi-
mated impress to Auatria.

Geneva. Switzerland, Sent 1.-the
tAaket containing the remains ~ the
late empress Of Austria, borne on
four-hbrne CIR and followed ~ two
other cars almost buried IN fi0rni Of
feelings was conveyed 10 the railroad
station here NJ $50 this morning. An
enormous c1ncOufne VI people viii.
nenped the ceremony. The cortcrc
was led by tho Representatives 81 the
imperial court. followed by tho federal
council headed BY the president and
the Geneva council. The nromon
lined the streets.
The brilliant sunshine made atrlk-
inF contrast to the gloomy aspect ~
the fnuurucff The funeral train left
here at , O'Clock.
Tho funeral car was ornamented
with silver wreathr. was Hurmountsd
~ silver cross and hnd white piumeH
NJ each corner. The caHkct was ~
polished oak. with silver mnuntinga.
II was almost hidden beneath fiorai
tributes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Thursday: station.
arr temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
WANTED.

a olnL no DO COOKING AND GES.
oral housework. Apply NJ go brigham ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

Truth wears we'll. People havs
learned thls Dcwltt'a Little Early Ris-
linz the bowels. curing constipation and
slck headachr. They don't Erlps.
IT, G. Schramm. Mccormick Bulilng,
corner Main and First South STREETS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

T"h disbursements E. =. ..tia,59s. %
THE DEFICIT EXPLAINED.
summarizing. the auditor also r..
ported;
General fund ovcrdraft :. ..tiO7t9 %
rreasurcr'r special de-
po.hH .. q. ......fi2. t09. co
bank " Salt Lake de-
helt 80 - .. .. E. i1.f02 60
Total - &" 9. ..,..,t2s, t0O.3s
lhhhcoss o. =. o. .. o.. =. fbag1 On
Pluh outstanding warrants. Gg7c Al
Dcnclt as pcr ledger e. =. ,.tgi COZ IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

~ helps tho
food digest
makes nerves
81 Iron.
and Induces
sound sleep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
The cirYs FINANCES.
Auditors Report fG he Month Of August
Slows Receipts and Disbursements.

City Auditor Swan submitted 20 las,
nights Council report OF the clty's
finances for the month u August. as
fnliatVas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

A noticeable difference In the con-
veniions Of this year and last is the
Failing on Of the number Of women
delegates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

New York. Sept. ii.-Ths Merifen
Iriiannia company and shr wilcox
silver Plate company has been formed
under the laws % Now Jersoy with a
capital stock Of fik.OoO.oo0 preferred
anu tib,oogo0o common stock. Most o.
the stockholders ~ she Meriden olm-
pany. y II said, have agreed 60 accept
i1o IN cash, so IN preferred stock and
vs. IN c5minon stock o: the conalildii-
cd companies Tor each share ~ stock.
The Wilcox company directors have
voted 10 accept tlIto 10 cash. tas.5O IN
preferred stock and iis7s In common
stock for each share of the cgmpany'a
stock, u 4 Underwood that m1st Of
thr stock h1s been offered ON these
terms
rhe lirltannia company will receive
tiVoo.ooo for a. plant and the Wilcox
company about u,sis0Qp. In addition
% those concerns g RigJfa a Hra. Of
Mcriden VIII ~, ti0o.O00 ana she Meri.
den Silver flige CO. Ind the Manning
ana huNuan Co, viii also be protected.
~ u sili Emanuel D1dl. secretary VI
'hf WILCOX company, win be president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
rhe ooif a. nploa.hlp.

Morrlstown. n. j.. Sept. it.-of the
loi nsplfania who began last Monday
10 play for the amateur American
Fllf championship hunora over the
Norris county rolf links 10 were rtiii
IN tho race whom the contest was o.,
humed this morning. ~ on yesterday
match hole play was tho rule. ana
some excellent play was shown By the
olfht pairs who trAvefHcd the long
course during tho day. The local
player, J. n TynE, has host Of adj.
nifern who pin their faith In his abiil.
" TO hold Ills own against any OF his
opponents now eligible. G. II. Mao.
Donald OF Chicago. the former cham
plon. ana Walter n. Smith OF Tho
owentHia club OF Lake Forest, M. are
also looked upon ~ very likely 10 b.
among those who VIII be IN the eight
play,
The most popular fancy for the ne
iuhl winner points o. Findiay Doug.
lass of the Fairfield county club
Greenwich, Conn The game that he
has put up during the last two DAYS
fully stamps him na having an -.
eolIent chance Tor the prize.
The weather this morning was dc.
lghtful and a quiet, representative
AhH,mblage was on hand whom Inc
play began AZ 10 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

A COPY o. Ktnner's Great Chmr nirn
was on every STAT when the convention
opened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

II was a great day for red badges
Every delegates wore one.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
A Practical Joker Punished.

A practical joker is at present tax
ing q good, hard dose of his own medi-
cine. About two weeks ago he packed a
dry goods box with old shoes, empty
tin cans and other rubbish and sent it
onf to Tanspa, Ella. consigned to one of
the companies of the Third regiment,
Pennsylvania volunteers. with express
charges collect, The soldier boys thoasht
it was box OF supplies sent by some
kind friends, and gladly paid the
chhrgea.
Their chagrin in discovering the cof-
tents of the box may be imagined. But
they have since been turning the tables
with vengeance. They learned the
name Of the joker, and for week past
nearly every man in the company has
been writing letter of thanks every
day to the sender OF the box. The let.
ters are mailed with the soldiers privi-
lege of sending mail without stamps,
postage to be collected from the receiver.
The Joker" is paying about 50 q
day in postage for the letters of thanks
he is receiving, and he's wondering how
much longer they will continue to come.
Philadelphia Record.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
PRESIDENT DECIDES
upon PROMOTIONS
SthIey and Sampson Bo.h to be
Rear Admirais
CLARK AND WAINWRIGHT GO UP

Washington, Aug lo.-Presi-
Gent McKinly has given out u
portion of the promotions decided
upon for the officers of the vessels
which destroyed Cervera's fleet.
Commodore Schiey is to be adj
vanced eight points, Sampson six
points, both are to be Rear Admir-
ais. Capt. Clark of the Oregon is
raised ono moro ii aaah hhs- than any
other captains and Commander
wainwright advances two more
numbers than any of them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
Tough boys Arrested

Three boys famed Grant, Shell
and Howard and ranging from 10
to Is years of age were arrested
Monday night and locked up in
the City Jail. They were arrested
on the charge of stealing a dollar
from the Klondyke Blacksmith
shop with which they rushed the
growler" for beer and proceeded
to enjoy themselves. After being
locked up they confessed to many
other crimes among them the
stealing of groceries from the
Stewart Grocey Co. They impH-
Gated many others. They were
turned loose yesterday after a goot
talking to with the understanding
that they were not to be on tn,
streets without a permit from thei
parents under the penalty of
thrashing from the marshal.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
A Sad Bereavement

The many friends of Mrs. Sus Q
l.. Smith, the wife of O. D. Smith
were shocked to hear of her sud
nen death at her home last nigl t
rom peritonitis. She had only
been sick one week. A sister Mrs.
John Mcdonald arrived from
Leadville yesterday. The husband
of the deceased, 0. d. Smith is t. Q
proprietor ef the tinshopon Pixies
Peak Ave. A son 10 years of age
and a daughter of s years are left
to mourn the loss of mothers
care. Mrs. Smith was 80 years
old.
The funeral will occur tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Rebekahs, Salome
Lodge. Rev. 9. A. Berger ofici-
ating.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
CUBANS WIN
ANOTHER BATTLE
Hard Battle Fought In Western
Cuba
500 SPANIARDS WERE KILLED

Washington, Aug. 1o-Word
has been received here of q hard
battle fought in Wastera Cuba at
trocha near Las Villas, be-
tween the Cubans and Spaniards
in which the Cubans came out
victorious. Tie Spanish loss was
500, the Cubans losing $50. They
captured large quantity of arms,
ammunition and supplies.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-10
TIL. Irony OF Fate.

A tramp. one of the great unwashed,
fell into river. He was washed away
and drowned. l believe that is not quite
an accurate statement inasnuch as SO
much of him was washed away that
there was not left enough to drown.
boy placed bent pin on chair
where he expected his brother to sit
He also expected to laugh after his
brothers. session. The boys father sat
down in that chair, and then this boy
wept copiously, with sufficient reason
for his tears.-Judy.