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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-26

So much has been said pro and con by physi-
ologists ANA practitioners uf medicine ancnt the
healthfnlness and injury of cycling that tho
testimony has become too voluminOr( Cor tho
ordinary rider to peruse and pOndcf From
Cleveland, however, here comes now sol hing
SO new and original from AN authority "Ug-
niZed In that city that his comments are K rih
review. even though, TO healthy even ay
" II bicycling ever hcalih1u! r. "ls ii. either
as an exercise or as a sport, wholesome p Gan
wheel riding be anything but INJURIOUS r 1t is
a dentist and doctor NJ medicine who has raised
explicit and consecutive phrnHCs sci OF by tho
quotation marks: hut in a monograph, supposed
TO lie erudtte and comprehensive, which he read
recently before IL society that deals with physi.
only raised these questions but also nswcTed
them negatively. 1t WAS before the So
cicly for the Promotion Of Rational Ply.
zeal Culture ami, was Carl A. II.
dross. The society has thought well enough o.
the essay to have IL reprinted for grniuitOus
distribution, in, order that IL might do what
good or harm II could. DR.. Anderson, in tho
made n study of manual labor, gymnastics, &c,
in order to determine the good and Ill effects Of
all e%NortiOn. ms recent essay was entitled
bicycling, Its Use and Abuse" DIR. Anderson
bicycle. 1t Is not fair 10 his position that his
unintentional humor. his age. or his mex
peTienCe awhecl should lessen the weightincss
of his remarks. He comes pretty near 10 hold
that flesh is heir 10. In u negative way there Ia
something almost instructive in the pamphlet
Of his address that Is being circulated By the so.
ciety. The doctor admits that there is one thing
In part OF his introductory paragraph Dr. An.
dersOn says: IF You are well. you wheel TO get
sick, II sick, you wheel to get we'll; II you are
melancholy, you wheel TO diSpel IT. II you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
ARCHBISHOP KEANE COMING.

It IL announced In advlccs received from Rome
that the Most Rev. John J. Keane. formerly rector
OF the Catholic University, at Washington. but now
ti;ular Archbishop Of Damascus and member OF
the Popes official family having largely to do with
the affairs Of the Church in the United States. VIII
soon pay visit to this country. lie VIII arrive
here I'm the early part OF next month and. 1t Is
said will prolong his stay until about the middle
Of October. Considerable speculation prevails
among the clergy TO the outcome OF his Visit fot
IL IS reported that he IS the bearer OF important
commissi ons from the Holy Father In connection
with the Catholic University The trustees or the
University will hold their annual meeting early In
October and Archbishop Keane. being member
OF that body. Will be present. ,
According to rumor. Archbishop Keane will have
for his companion on his return voyage Archbishop
ireland. who has already announced his intention
OF going to Rome next fall, in response TO an IN
vltatlon from Ills Holiness the Pope: IL IS con,
ndcutily asserted by friends OF the ArchDishop OF
s. Paul IN this city that distinguished honots
await his arrival In Rome. and II Is limited mat
Card naldtc IS I'm store for him, but no deiute III
formation on the subject Is ObtanaOle mere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
FIGHT INTERRUPTS 4 FUNERAL.

John Gblin. of No u Westinghouse was 10
have buried one Of his children yesterday after
noon but Il bullet wound in the face prevented MS
being present at the grave and he Is now In the
Hudson Street Hospital. under the care OF sur
geon. Gibn had not money enough to pay the
undcrtaker's bill, and he went 70 the house OF
John r. Sexton his brotherin-law. at No. "a Green
wich-st.. hour before the FUNERAL. ana
asked for the loan OF s.. Sexton Is United States
welgher He mas frequen; demands from relatives be-
cause he has little money saved He refused point
blank to make the loan and on this Gblin Knocked
his brothcr-ln-law down and kicked out several or
his teeth. Sexton. when he could regain MS ieet,
went his bureau drawer, pulled out ms revolver
and fired at Giblln. the bullet entering the latter
left check and fracturng the Jaw. Policeman NC
Namara of the Church-st. station. had both men
taken to the Hudson Street Hospital; Gibin Is
still there and Sexton after having his injuries
dressed was taken 10 the police station and locked
up. After the fight the funeral OF Gibin's child
was completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

Tho big carriage house OF Van Tasscll 4 Kear-
ncy. In Thirtecnth-st.. Third-ave.. still con-
iinucs 10 10 good business, despite the advance
ment OF the season. The hot weather does not
seem TO have affected the firms sales OF summer
carriages. Rockaways depot and beach wagons,
wagonettes, cabriolots and v!ctorias are being
shipped patrons In all parts OF the country.
while many sporting traps and novelties In
evidence at the horse shows and seaside resorts.
Everything needed I'm n well-appointed stable Is to
be found In the harness department. where I'M
ported and domestic harness suitable for vehicles
OF every description Is exhibited IN great variety
Elliot Lafetra. IN charge o: the coach horse de-
partmcnt, says: TRADE Is good. | have stable
fun Of good horses and manage to keep selling
right along | received a fresh carload OF North
ern New York coachers In the early part OF the
week. among which several extra good pairs. 4"
Fridays auction sale Of seasoned horses and sec
ond-hand carriages, etc, was well attended and
fair prices ruled throughout.
X NJ Stivers. OF East Thirty-hrst-st reports n
fair amount OF business In the last week. His
new patent gonng trap is rapidly becoming fad
among golf players and bids fair TO equal his
runabout I'm popularity.
stables. al No q West Sixty-second-st., reports
unusually good business for this season his sales
for the last week numbering about twenty head
seycra! OF which were to Alexander McClelland
IItrdenberg who will run HIS four hand coach
tho independent between New Brunswick and
Mountain Park Inn. Plainheid beginning about
Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
FORMING A CUTLERY TRUST.

Cleveland. July "a dispatch from Fremont,
Ohio says that another trust OF large proportions
is being formed which will. 1t is expected take In
the largest cutlery concerns In the country. J. II.
clauss president Of the Clauss Shear Company. OF
Fremont IS one Of the prime In the combina-
ton and will he the president Of the new organza-
lion If II Is formed. Several meetings OF those In
tcrest.d i'm the proposed trust have recently been
held I'm New York. The only thing In the way Is
me fact that two OF the largest concerns have
refused to enter the combination. Without them
the trust cannot successfully fight the smaller con,
Germs II this combination Is effected the principal
factory and Offices will be In Cleveland and the
smaller factories will be closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY

Annoate D,vision-Supreue CccTt-Kecess until Tues
Sprehe court Special I'efore Gicger!ch
J.tnurt opens at 1880 a. m. nielner as W.
j. Mler agt. Fuchs; 3 Her'dorfer aft. hfEfnS. -
Goldstcin Publ. I KENNEDY ast Hops 8 kose as'.
Rose: . People rel, Gdorsieeve aei, Coer: 10 l
pie ex rel Flanagan aRt Coler; H. Peoie eA re an.F
ag, Coler: T. costello agt Costello; ~ Bacrh "g,'
staten Island Midland Railroad conpany H. renl~ az,
Ko,elli; 10. Henriques agt sterling I1 MeiEe at''
schnnk H. matter Of "a si mn 20
can at Carl; q. Brauer agt Chase; y matter o'
( CO.. e. Church aet cnanmont c2 Mnny IS
people ag Moran q Union Foundry and Machine Con- M
Muller ag; Muller; 81. Weisman art M"isman' d.
u1eee az a. mater alie o. u a. March @e scos
So Levin agt. Levin; ~ Lawrence Wt Hgrhan. ~
People agt Brown a. Pratt agi. Na,%mai ai"oss ,,,
sunier Company; 49, Nause sg Mri1oh c 49, ~
s sS,ps T spauldng ae nosswoe 49, YORK Ma
chine and c. Manufacturing Company agt Denncy
People agt Siebenborn. 81: i,skowz agt iisk9wtz: 49,
matter Of Moynaush "a Moran as cly Of Ne" y To,1
featuring COMPANY: 81 Wai,hers ag,. Enge %. Witte
%s Tate 81 Jos a Hf. g. p F
Dune G2. Mayor aet Hamill g. matter OF Walton ave
GO Levi agt. Kuhn. ca Ford ag Heart: IS People agi
Harris 60 People ex REL Minor as'' fr0me 49, Costa
supreme Court-special Term-Part IBefore DAILY.
guose opens at paD f m
Ill Monday. July u. a.
Motions 70 be sen! f5sm Special Term rs,i
Rhein at 10 a. M. John Hagen. Louisa Edel. Clara
Lewcnbers at 1890 m; Henry NJ Clarke. Louis Levy
city ceurt-specsl Term before conlan. J-cour,
CITY Court-Trial Term-Par lv-Adjourned until
Tuesday. July u. at II a. IN.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
snr-eme Court.
Nv Truax J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Another week will be devoted at the Casino TO
finishing up the business Of "rhe Telephone Girl"
After that yankee Doodle Dandy" so long over
due will probably arrive on the stage. The negro
oporetta, The Origin Of the Cake Walk" which
was put the stage Of the roof garden expert
mentally last week. will this week be the leading
feature Of tho bill. Miss Alice Anterior remains
and tho list also includes Nellie Hawthorne Ade-
lima Roattino. Anorta and the sailor ballet,
Helene Tuesart. Olive Wallace Mile. Bartho, dan
GER Edwin French John II. Keefe. Lafayette. the
mimic. and Arthur X. DEACON. Braham's Band
follows the olo with a concert. All the performers
appear in the concert tonight together with
entertainers.
In the list OF attractions at Tony Pastors
Theatre fer this week are Charles Il. Sweet Walz
and Ardell. John and Bertha Gleeson. Dick and
Kittie Kumns. In IAN Agreeable SURPRISE; Loney
Haskell Margaret Webb. L. Nizzarras and Miss
Leona Bonnie. Clement and Marshall. in the dialect
character sketch. The Scientist and the Maid:
James r. Adams's Pantom!me Company. Pico. the
st. Clair and Allyn and Lingard
The italian Opera Company. which recently
played an engagement at Walacks Theatre. Will
be heard this week at Proctors Twenty-third
Street Theatre. in "Cavallerla Rusticana." The
"war-graph" Will continue 10 show moving pict-
ures. Among other features OF the programme will
gvmnasts: the Donovans the Couture Brothers
contortionists; Adele Puryis Onri dancer Cueber
iinuous concc-t Of to-day will have the services OF
all the favorites OF last weeks BILL
War groups and war c.nematograph views are
the chief attractions ut the Eden Musee. New war
views Will be shown this week. and the afternoon
and eveing concerts will consist mainly Oh pa
trotc selections.
The seventh week of Cooks Tour" ut Roster
BiaIs opens tomorrow evening with new dialogue
and fresh songs. Miss Josephine Hall. Miss Marie
I.I,p Glatin arr
Kelly Marie O'Neil. VIII West and Miss Irene
Bentley remain In the cast On the stage OF inc
Roof Garden will DO found vaudeville perform
ance the contributors thereto being the Rogers
xxothers. the four emperors Of music; the Sisters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
MRS. A. +. WARES WILL.

Tho will ~ Mrs Amelia F. Ware was fled FOR pro-
bate In the surroga'cs Office yesterday. The testa
tx was the mother OF ct-Aderman Frederick A.
ware Tho estate IS said consist OF 5000 In per-
fonal and ,6o 90 IN real property The will dire ,s
tho executors 20 pay 10 Frances VI. kauberg the
mother u the dcceient 81 month for lIfe.
Tho residue OF the estate Is equally divided between
tn husband ~ the tcstatrx. Richard r. Ware. and
her TWO sons. Edward \. and Frederick a. Ware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
THAT ATLANTIC TRANSPORT ATTACHMENT

Deputy Sheriff Burnes yesterday received the at
tachment against the Atlantic Transport Line for
$3.50 600 In the suit begun Friday by the Schwarz
schild IL Sulzberger Company for H.6o5l77 damages
FOR breach of II contract to carry meat TO Europe
because the company had sold its vessels TO the
United States Government. The Sheriff was in
structed not to do anything on the attachment
until Monday. The officers OF the Schwarzschid
q SuZberger Company express such strong loyal
~ TO the Government that they do not wish to do
anything TO hamper the Government now. The
bond Was liked At &C., 00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
RELIEVING TCEBOUND WHALERS.

Oonnlaska June &c. via Seattle. WASH Juiy Son
June IA the revenue cutter Bear cleared for the
North with supplies for the icebound whalers The
Bear vas detained few days on account Of tho
dangers to which several ships subjected
owing to the fierce winds which prevail at this time
OF the year There is don't that several ships
would have gone ashore had not the Bear come to
their assistance and towsd thsm to deeper water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
SAW UER CHTLU IS DETAINED.

Mrs +. Therese fortnight through her attorneys.
Nicoll. Anable & Lindsay. yesterday obtained from
Justice DAILY in tho Supreme Court writ OF Ia
beas corpus, directing Gouverneur Kortright. her
husband. to produce Ia court Alice Gouverneur
Kortright his seven year-od daughter. Mrs. Kort-
right saws that the child Is her stcpdaughter. and
alleges that she Illegally restrained In this city
by her father and Ada Phlpps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
CHARITIES DEPARTMENT MOVES.

The Charities Department began moving It's e.
fccts yesterday from the old building at Third-ave
and Elcvcnth-st which IT has occupied tor 50 many
years. TO the new three-story iron and steel build
lng ut Twcniy-slXth-st. and the East River The
Commit sslpncr. the Deputies and the clerical force
as wei ~ the Outdoor Poor Department. moved
up early with their office furniture and records The
new building was begun under Mayor Strongs al
Iu!ulstration ana cost $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
MISS LYOySS WILL PROBATED.
ALLEGATIONS OF INCOMPETENCE AND UNDUE IN
FIUENCE SET ASIDE

surrogate FITZGERALD yesterday decided to admit
the will of Miss Frances Lyons to probate. MISS
LYONS who was over ninety years old when she
died left an estate valued at 100000 She wiiied
to Miss Catherine Van der Bosch about sl5o'ooo
worth Of real estate besides stocks and BONDS Oh
considerable value. For some time prior TO her
death she had lived with Miss Van der Bosch at
No 33S Wllis-aye. ,.., A..
Twice I'm her lifetime the testatrX submitteed 70
examina lions 10 her sanity, and was declare9
perfectlv sane by the physicians who examined
her. The will. however. was contested 9y ~ a
number OF cousins TO whom Miss Lyons had NOT
left ANYTHING and who charged that the testatrlx
was incompetent mentally and physically when sne
executed her will and that she was the SUBJECT VI
undue influence at Miss Van der Bosch's hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Dan Godfrey's British Guards Band Will give
three more concerts at the Lcnox Lyceum. the last
heing on Monday evening, and the musicians will
sail for home the next day. On Monday evening
some Of Lieutenant Godfreys American admirers
VIII give him a specially designed gold medal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
, Beaumont Allie Gilbert, Alma Doerse. Provo, jug

The following entertainers Will appear at the
Grand Central Palace Roof Garden this evening
in aid of the charity fund Of New-York Lodge
Flks: James Thornton, Smith and Campbell Joe
Welsh the Wilson Brothers. the five whirlwinds;
La Fayette Imogene Conner. Kttie Mitchell, the
International Ballet and Conway and Leland
After the performance reception and dance Will
be held In the adjoining hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
MUSICAL COMMENT.
THE TRIBUNES WAR SONG-A HYMN FOR
THE DAY-NEGRO MUSIC-MUNICI-
PAL OPERA IN LONDON

The Tribune's weekly war song published mere
with in the Illustrated Supplement. Is hymn. IL
IS appropriate TO the occasion. and Its sentiment
Is one that might prohtably be uttered In all the
churches which ut the suggestion OF the President
OF the United States will echo to the SOUNDS OF
thanksgiving to-day. Let the poem be read In the
light Of events with which the name OF SPAN II
connected from the establishment Of the lnquisi-
ton till now and It's propriey will appear AS IN
the case OF all its predecessors the lines are new
but the music old, and It Is with music that TINS
column Is specially concerned; but the music as'ue
from It's intrinsic beauty, has a value growing ou'
OF its historical association. The melody. tradition
says IS that Of hymn Of Thanksgiving when was
sung throughout England on the defeat OF the
Spanish Armada in l5sS. Unfortunately, PROOF OF
the authenticity OF the music cannot be oHereu
here, though the words OF the hymn are uhques-
tionably contemporaneous with the struggle be-
tween the people OF Queen Elizabeth and KING
Philip II. The original cantice. however Is one OF
prayer and petition rather than Thanksgiving, as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Miss Bertha Waltzinger and Miss Maud Hollins
have been engaged for the Jefferson De Angels
opera Company for next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

The next season Of the Castle Square Opera Com
many AT the American Theatre will open with
SuDpe's "Boccaccio' on September l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Justice Giogcrch. OF the Supreme Court. has APP
pointed Louis Lowcnstcin receiver FOR the Jacob
g skinner Realty Company. formerly Of No. 2i5
Amstcrdam-ave.. on the application OF Allene Lee
who obtained "a jud ,mont for Si.S4i January ?s
is9t against tho concern. on which only SIS was col
lrc'cd. The company has been out OF active bus-
moss for two years. formerly engaged I'm
cral building operations on the West Side and was
Incorporated in August $780, with a capital stock OF
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Judgment for $3.50 was entered yesterday against
william l.. Booth. rcal-estate broker. OF No. 80
Nassau-st.. I'm favor Of the Market and Fulton Ma
uonal Bank a note made by him March TO-
1895 payable three months from date. TO the
der Of John Pettit. who Endorsed It. and It
delivered . the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Dcpu,y-Sherr Roberts has received attach
mont against Louis W Hraba. manufacturer Of
fancy leather goods at No. % 10 80 East Nine
tc,uth-st for 500 In favor OF Edward Clark on
note The attachment was obtained on the ground
that Mr.. Hraba IS 4 resident OF New-Jcrsey. and Il
was served two fire insurance companies, 10
attach money due a fire loss. Mr.. Hrahas
stocl WIS danagc by nre on Sunday night June
~; lie valued II AT 5000 and insured for s21.-
90. hu; the Insurance companies II is said. have
not settled with him yet He has been In business
since lS1S and was n member OF Hraba & Hoppen-
sack until January T. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

John Iochner manufacturer OF glass showcases
and cabinets AZ No. A.? West Broadway made ar
assignment yesterday to John VI. Bossong. without
reference. He began business for himself In 1888
"a u clbinctmaker. and IN August. 1891. merg Fl
lis business with that OF George \. Schastey q
co.. Limited. where he rcmalnod until the follow
Ing spring. when he associated himself with John
v Scha"fcr as John V Schaefcr Il CO.. but Wit III
drew from that firm in November. 1888. and con-
tiuued business alone" He formerly had lucra-
i've and extensive trade but recently HIS business
has decreased considerably. and 1t did not pay to
continue II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Personal Notcs-Jcan Dc Reszkc has given 80"
10 the fund raising In England for Sims Reeves.
MISS Margaret Reid. VINO has been singing IL
opcra at tho Covent Garden Theatre. has been en-
gagged for the winter season ut the Royal Opera.
IAeee Ffrangcon pagic3 is engaged FOR the
next Worcester (Mass) festival II September. .
Nine Calvc has permitted the Londoners to see and
hear her Improvisation 81 Gounods Marguerite.
Her originality and dramatic hnessc found appre-
citation bur hc- looscncss ~ tempt and rhvihm
v'crc condemned Nine. Media was engaged
for three performances only IN London this sea
son-for "Trayiata" on June y. Barber on july
and Romeo ct Julictte' on July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
REFEREE APPOINTED.

BY Truax. j.
Reed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

Emile Sauer n prominent German pianist. viii
make 4 tour Of the United States beginning on
January 10. 1899 in this city, under the direction or
H. r.. Johnston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

War groups and c.nematograph views are
the chief attra ctions at the Eden Musee. New war
views Will be shown this week. and the AFTERNOON
and evening concerts VIII consist manly Oh pa
triotic selections
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-05
HERBERT W. BuRpErT.
STATE NEWS

r. I. Hodgman, n 16-year-oid
boy, was cut in half and instantly
killed while playing on a moving
train in the Salida railroad yards.
F. o. Engstrom, ranch hand,
committed suicide by hanging at
Newcastle, and Mrs. Buchanan, n
ranchmans wife in the same
neighborhood, took carbolic acid,
but her life was saved.
An important mining suit in
volying the stock Of the Little
May company and possession Of
thatolaim was started before Judge
Harris in the El Paso district
court Yesterday.
The court of appeals is wrestling
with the question:; "What is a
newspnper?' 1t arises from a
suit to compel payment for legal
printing by the Castle Rock Press,
a weakly of the Waite period, witli
a circulation of 40.
Longmont and Victor are now
cities of the second class.
Judge Hallatt has ordered a
Federal grand jury summoned, TO
meet in Pueblo on April 5.
j. w. Rice ,& Co, OF Monte
Vista have purchased the Darkec
rancho from George ADKINS to-
gether with the latter's famous
thoroughbred Hereford herd. The
rancho is the largest in the San
Luis valley.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-05
OUTBREAK FEARED
OF HAVANA MOB
ominous Indications Observed in
Washington.
SUPPLIES FOR THE FLEET.

WAsHfNGToN, March 5. The adj
ministration expects an outbreak
to occur in Havana between this
evening and Monday morning.
The fleet Off Key West has been
notified and all preparations are
being made TO protect American
citizens in the event of Spanish
uprising.
The Senate foreign relations
committee was in session more
than two hours, but the members
won't divulge the nature of the
proceedings.
A high official of the state de-
partment said this afternoon that
the administration had every ren-
son TO believe that Spain win res
pond promptly to any reasonable
demand for indemnity. Neverthe-
less this evening the war talk is
Increasing here.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-05
FROM ALL AROUND

Braoistrcet's report this week is
most encouraging. Stocks have
been affected by the war scare but
an unprecedented volume of bust
ness is being done or arranged for.
There have been heavy exports of
cereals. Spring trade in dry
goods has opened with a rush.
Agricultural implements are in
great demand and iron and steel
markets are very active.
Postmaster Post of Diamondville,
Wyoming, shot and killed burg
lar whom he surprised trying TO
break in, Two accomplices were
captured.
Tho trial of Sheriff Martin and
his deputies for the shooting of
striking miners who We're march
ing along the road near Lattimer.
Pa, is progressing slowly but is
nearing the end.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-05
Not Lack of Patriotism

WASHINGTON, March 5-'The
oppsition of Speaker Reed and
Congressman Boutollc and Hale
to the emergency war measures, is
not due to lack of patriotism, said
a congressman this morn ing.
Nor is it TO be attributed to any
deficiency in their foresight. 1t is
really due TO their hrotherly love
for Dinglcy, of Maine, and ;heir de-
sire TO see his tariff bill achieve
success rs a measure for creating
revenue sufficient to supply the
needs OF the government.