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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-04-05
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0 godzinie II, umar}.
Philadelphia, Pa. W parafii sw
Wawrzyhca wybuch}y zaburzenia
jak zwykle przyczyn2 SO =. pienla
DE ksiazki parafialne. KS. ,Kra
uze aresztowaf oh. Winiarza "a to.
ze osmielif sic powatpiewat W spra.
wiedliwe rachunki ks. dobrodzieja,
jego przybocznych.
Wilkes Barre grono mFodych ll,
dzi powziefo mysl za}ozenia meg
kiego ch6ru. ..
W Nanticoke, Pa. mieszkaiicy u
licy Broadway byli swiadkami wy
pedzania djab}a domu oh. Piwo-
warnika.
W Feast Chicago rozpoczeto ro-
spoczeto roboty przy budowie nc
wego kosciola niezalezncgo. .
w Uniontown, Pa. iona Franka
Wilsik niecac W piecu ogieh, dola-
ia kerosyny. Zaledwo zaczefa lac
nastqpifa eksplozya i Wilsikowa
staneta W p}omieniach. Mia}a ona
jedno dziecko ma reku drugie sta
10 obok niej. MIN padeszfa pomoc
tax Wilsikowa jak jej dzieci costa
~ smiertelnie poparzone.
"Wypedzanie djabla". "Straz"'
donosi, IL W Priceburgu, Pa. ks.
Iwanowski przy pomocy trzech ks.
Jezuit6w prdbowaf wypedziG z pc
wnej kobiety.. djabta. Djabef ME
by} jednakze posFusznym. Zakle-
eia ami swiecona woda mic ME PC.
mogFy. Kobieta rzucaFa sig rrzy-
pomina}a ksiedzu I. rome rzeczy O.
kt6rych SWAT wiedziet ME powi-
nien. Zniecierpliwiona W koncu.
kobieta, wybieg}a z kosciota ma u
lice, kiedy spostrzegfa posttpuja-
cego "a MIA ksiedza, uchwyciFa "a
ga}ez i zacze}a 60 ok}adae. Ksic-
dza ledwoscia uratowano cd me-
czehskiej smierci. Djabe} tel ko-
biety wytrzyma}y jest wida6 ma "a
klecia wode swiecona.... =
DR.. IEowiecki, egzaminowany le-:
karz ze starego kraju, ktdry przez
kilka lat praktykowaE W Detroit.
nasycif sic Ameryki wraca do
swych stron rodzinnych W W. ks.
Poznanskiem. Pochodzi on re sta
rel polskiej rodziny i ma pomiedzy
obywatelami ziemskimi W Poznan-
skiem zamoznych krewnych.
Olyphant, Pa. NIichaf Maluka-
mis- Jessup, zabity zosta} przez po-
ciag kolei Deleware & Hudson. Od-
wiedzif on znajomych W Olyphart
i wracaf torem kolejowym 90 Peck
vile.
Tarn6w, Neb. Zaraz po Wiel
kanocy m}odziez szkolna tutejs7a
odegra pod przewodnictwem si6str
Franciszkanek polski teatr pod ty-
tu}em: "Zyd W beczce". Doch6d
przeznaczony jest ma biblioteke pa
rafialnq. 49,.
~ Pfttston, Pa. Jan Suryhski "a
mieszka1y W Dupond, zastrzeli} sic
po pijanemu swym domu. Przy-;
foz7f revolver do skroni re slows
mi eco mi tam po tax g}upiem zy-
clue, wypalii. Umarf nazajutrz
W szpitalu. go.
Glen Lyon, Pa Jan Jurkowskl,
kt6ry pracowaf W tunelu, zostal po-
kaleczony mocno W tunelu. Leka-
RE ME maja nadziei utrzymania 60:
przy zyciu. ~
Erie, Pa. Jan Piotrowski 20.
sta} wybrany assesorem miejskim.
Jest on pierwszym Polakdw, kt6-.
ry wyszedt zwyciezko urny Wy
borczej ma nrzad miejski.
Buffalo n. Y. w ostatnich ty-
godniach sadly wydaly wiele wyro-
kow. ma zasadzie ktorych kilku ro-
dak6w naszych skazano ma dfugie
wiezienie. Z pomiedzy innych Lu-
dwik Zuberski Stan Welczyhski
powedruja do Auburn ma lat 7 ma
pokute, "a odprawione W styczniu
kradzieze.
Green Bay, Wis. Jury koroner--,
ska, badajaca pow6d smierci Jana
u .a.anl.Ln 10 DnhrE 11lnark
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-04-05
Posiedzenie delegat0w.

w przoszla sobote wieczo-
rem odbedzie sic W dolnej sa-
Ii Pulaskiego posiedzenie de-
Iegatow Tow. urzadzajacych
wsp6lne obchody narodowe
ma Wojciechowie. Ma po-
rzadku dziennym sprawa OBJ
chodu konstytucyi 3go maja.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-04-05
KOrespOnde dencya.

Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Central
nego Towarzystwa Polek, odbytem
dnia 5go marca r. b. obrano naste-
pujaca administracye:
:: Szymahska W.-prez., Wleklih-
ska Wiktory a-w. pref; Bytohska
Konst. .-sekr. prot; Rymer Pelagia
.--sekr. fin; Kledzilska P kasY.
erka. Rada gospodarcza: j. Spe.
ra, w. Uznanska, E.: Wilkowska.
Chorazs obrana zostafa L. Kruk, a,
systentki do choragwi G. Landon,
R. Nowakowska; komitet baldw:
Czechowicz Helena, Glaza Jadwi.
ga, Kolbruch Julia. -. .,.
Wszelkie korespondenoye tycza.
ce sic wyzej wspomnianego towa'
rzystwa nalezy nadsylaG. ma rece Sc
kretarki: ~: =.
7. T.. 49,. Konstancya Bytohska, =.
::.:.,. =. -. 1856 w. 18th st.
81. :. i. :. .: -. Chicago, ILL.,.
,.& Llczba m urzynow ma ziemi Wy
|snosi wed lug ,obIiczei1l :: profes or:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-04-05

W Rosyi cd Piotra Wielkiego.-
tylko dwoje panujacych ~ umarto Eas !:
taraIns smiercia:: r. Katarz.yria . l.l. J:
Aleksander UI. ~ ::.2sTssS &. }:5zEss }:3z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-04
FOR SALE-IoDGING HOUSES.
FOR Atl.F--IioTEIs.
lOTEL BUSINESS FOR SALE.

HOTEL BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Tenders are invited for IN" purchase ~
tia. assets. furniture. fixtures stock on
hand and good viii ~ the business ~ the
Hotel Mctropoie, III the city OF Nancou-
YER.
In consequence Of the dissolution eS
partnership between the present pT0prIe-
tors the above business VIII lee sold as a
going concern ~ private tender on Satur.
daY. 18th 81 February instant
The Nttyonoie hotel is located ou At
aott street III the heart OF the business
portion of the city. and is adnlira tiV
adapted for "a large commercial business
which II has hitherto commanded
The nuil3irc Is Of solid brick and stone
with deep basement modern in every r.
spcct iittcd with fire escapes and every
convenient. is heated throughout with hot
water ana lighted with ei"rtritItp. and
contains = bedrooms ard sample rooms
The prt misses arc held under lease which
has t}jl rfsf ~ December latt. ~ van. AZ
Il monthly rental ~ 5000 fa fer 1899. 5000
for !gV" ani Sio0 o. for 1.a4i.
Immediate possession VIII te given
Farther information can ba obtained On
application 20 Harry J. Painter Van
CoHNer
Sealed tenders. marked Tender Metro
pole Hotc!" - ne delivered II a l. Beck
district registrar supreme court az Br.t-
ish Columbia. Vancouver not }afcr Tran
= o'clock Doou on tho 18th o. Trbrua W
\ marked check ftr ten ptr cent -
tho amount - she tcl,11r payafia "a the
order 80 \ r D~Ck registrar ~ accom-
panv each tender Terms, n por cent
cash. balance II DAYS. IA be paid ta lis
trict registrar
Dated az Vancouver this Ist day 81 Feb
mary. iSs3
Tnys.~f..s re.-fetr.sr E.-.....-l,,..,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-04

pE-gI4@4FftS NOTICE ~ TtAYslirg
agents ATE J. & Ac~ls5izn. l. .. 1frae - =.
V s I.o@.ey ard y T.. Looms. 10y COS
lsssurs are j a GatAeaFt K T. AiA@fey =,
Eugene Mccarthy Z ii &@-2r4A- 6. -
Sleffsg aaa IL. =. wis. tos ma Frs - p
.Ty~4eFe are car ageats. Tay rnotAsg oi}-y
80 fi.ese AID 20 our resident agents - iEi-
various elties aed soHns q iae SSftFsS@sl-
ADVERTISE AG-4J1lce hours u -"
Fost-Tates4is &Tscer Dass1sAa Sfil@e- Lazy ?
a. n. ant. IL p. NJ. S8seEAs n4tAss -
{ a. "a s.n1s. Il D ~. Classified aayerfiae-
rients for insertion following morning vi
9e Received ~ 70 SD :. 20. A0ssT 50
ns8ts under 81 isslIes4 headings :" IS = r.
serted - TIE rate o. ] csElt a ~Dt9 -.
Insertion l-ayDsns always 80 ads aftes -
advertisement received tor .ras st9aA :,
cents
RkHAnp-Tez dollars Wis be pad fo-
INCLINATION leading 70 Age coA*4@A-ga %
aHy sS-r@on stealing e3ples % tsIS pager
delivered - subscriber "a 5eatt.e
ADVERTISERS tsaHsea foF aver s.
u3ents in the sunday P9st -sf.ls4's sefissr
must BE- furnished - C clock saluFdty.
h1vertiserpeatg ali ~ received A 9s@i'e"
ofic.x ~ tte Post IM3slli geflctf.
TACOMA EBREAE--so. lS2 PACING as-
eHue +. a. BaFT!s0a.
OILY MPiA l:-t4 Main street. q {. Nm
STANLEY. agent
EVERETT =. X LEWIS.
sPOk = X T. i.faneh Office Traders
biock. room II Wolserton block, corner
Eiverslda and M1l. Eglepaons AZ J. -
Peterson. Manager
port ToWe.Sf.SD~ YIN. a. pfeiner.
BELif%GItAA BAY-Nsw Bhatcosn-
Parker fil.s. Manager.
VICTORIA T. C.-George Marsdef-
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WANT ADS.

Advertise asBtS nuder any
heading la classified columns
fc word each Insertion min
tmum charge, &3c. tia-stfiea
ahs srfi@rB,rnfs ranBfaE one
month ssit:sonf change of eopy.
$3.50 per line. t.eyeu word.
coBat tn iiaet. On three
months order. si.3s, per line
per month"; os sin months Or
der. HI.sD per line per month;
ON yearly order, - per line
per month
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-04

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Seattle.
Washington, De-, .noe- IN lSsH. --Tc the
Stockholders of the Alaska steamship
Company. Notice : hereby given tRat 4
special meeting - the stockholders q re
Alaska Steamship Company a. hereby
cale<i FOR the sixth Gay - - orl!ary. lSa.
az he hour q three o'clock D. IN. Il be
held 4: the Office 0f the said Alaska
S:ea:n>h p Company. N he C.,y II Sea,-
lie Washington, for Ghe purpose q vet
ing upon proposition - increase me
capital stock Or tAis corporation from
forty thousand t4o.@N} dollars 70 eighty
thousand 3>opll dollars. divided into
eight hundred ,SnN shares OF one hundred
600 dollars each.
WALTER OAKEsS
President ard Trustee.
GEO II LENT
Secretary and Trustee.
GEO. ROBERTS.
Trustee.
EHAS. L. PEABODY.
Trustee.
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WAN S,5s-Heysrz trust wort@v E2eTeasIS 70
manage oar nssssrssEe iE tsss4r G%n ard
nearby cUETntses. sa@sulT pface NIX s-o1-
fssct@1 az h1fg1e xztzrT stra!Zfss go =
year AMI expenses. definite. AaFA fl4e
salary. 10 more. 10 less sAsary eetsr-
eTsc@s Src5o~e Sxff-za dressed srVeSGr@.
F'8e Dominion Company. Dept. !. Chr
cage
TIE HORSESHOE reSta 8rs nj. under new
mana geG9efg., serves the feSs IL rsz N
city. largest restaurant in ssatsie. gi5
FGrst sy@nsss saGsa
- 4 NJ EsFt-f5srtieFyzeH desiring comfort
ats}ss furnished F1arux a. lowest rates
TGs Florence Al Madison
SIX FIRST Class MACHI$lsTs want
Ell a. pHce- sumner Ircn WORKS. Ever
EFT
- Ant ksI5-i-lsf men - Day a sample nat.
Wilson * sutton. ~ Occidental avenue
FED Flrst-elass barber al J Crag-
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MAE.fsN EY-Af Broexsyn. Taurscay. JAZZ
uarg p 7szN 20 Mf. an1 ATs. ksi'4L4'i'
MarlraH a AA.RNtAx.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO SFFAMF1TTERS AND
Plumbers Sealed buds VIII be received
uuiil Friday evening. February -. for the
heating AID plumbing Of "A flur-stoTy n
flee building N Vancouver. r. e.. TIE
right IS reserved % rejecj any or all bids.
Address
GEO r. M'DONALD. Contractor.
- Richards 81 N9ncauve~ g. =.
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DEATHS AND ~ <ERsis-

E~IGIBT--gn g.sasfse a Providence hos
pssal. Frsday Fessrlary :. 80. Ass~ti J
knsg4g 81 iyphoi@ pneumonia, aged q
years-
sgfIflll.ENEERfif.R ~Ea ssa'tie, feeEnAf.
10 tsrsr-ss ggsss4.s-,s,4srgef a2ei =
years. accidentally ksIsef. at seattle tlai
( Iroa gbmpsay+e DunkeTS - ssFisiFS
hIa head aga4nst = beam.
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HELP WANIED-aGENT>. SOLICIT
uHs FIT

PROFITABLE WORK Offered sgen.s IN
every 1-&p - S@eIfe subscriptions ~ the
Ladies home J9arua! and ths SATURDAY
evening Foss. god pap Tor good work
VS. want agents - Work thoroughly ard
with business - sfsRl - cover eaGa Sec
u01 win osr illustrated .{ttle 3f-ps l~is
and oiher advertising Uatt-F. HcH ~rH
some II puf agents have si.rCses1ssi = fDs1
II . tttle bas7keT w. s1J1 .ks- 30 sad
y04-~portTalfH y SOME ~ our best agents
Win the story ~ Ao~ tney H9a Ia = pay.
10 Curtis Publishing Co. Philadelphia,
"a
--------
~ WANT az ouce everywhere, a. hume
Of Is travel reliable men % keep Jur
snog cards and advertising before tte
p8oiie and Introduce . ne@ discovery.
Sal&ry or comm ssoE 81 per month ana
sxpens - Toi to exceed s2iD per day Ap
ply 81 orce FOR fail particulars ilohe
Medical Electric 90 Runaio. y. Y.
AGE%TS-Ou salary or commission. the
greatest agents seller ever prcdt -. ey-
sfy User 81 pen and ink buys = N sight.
III "a ss@ per cent. prGnt. oae agents
aains amounted Ia &G2D SO six days. an
ctaeg e. in tw3 nGaFs. Monroe Mfg Go,
\ 81. la CrGsAe, v
LADY cleared go, man sl.Ise last six
months. canFaFss0g "MAgset' @eif-shln-
Ing waterproof shoe polish. yiGset and
black. way not yG1E samples free. fiCi~
iaasy & Co. ~ beafborn st, Chicago.
$50 EARNED WEEKLY want bright
men 70 sci! var Investment contracts. Ap-
pl} az once With references Tne Ton
tine surrey Company Whitney Ope-A
House Block Detroit. Mich.
INVEST NENT company having neR and
attractive features wants reliable. Capd-
Die soii tt0ts. good money 10 Ire right
rlen- sra New York Life building MIN
neapoiis. Mlna.
LADY AGENTS wanted 70 take orders Tor
the \. ~ Johnston Skirt ca. Perry. ia.
Ht41e fof sample outfit Lock Box 30.
ANIEU-IO RENT Isl siAEsS PROP
EHTb.
NANTEp-StoTs, with basement caruer
street or alley rental mus. IL. low Aa-
u.s.. r. car Post-l ntelliEenceT.
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4l@AT E<EATE. aE3 tnn<- ia xNo-.
: 90. :ve-. \ E4-4sy 54.a4.@g
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rr>4>ct>I-mo>EY 10 Lo.x

II = NJ M w. vi 10 LOAN.
MONEY 80 LoAN-Ita.ss tt... ., -.
@4tu.#t t&.. tre r-4esr-f .tr.--..-
e - @a.ey 3 -2-. 80 i'&.. Tr.as..-,
~ iHA%-H $40 AMI foo r-....t
u,1gee SO Improved property Fe-+-..
= t9t~.. ~.---tt csgaa sotA
III. l.n<<- 5Gne to". S1-a. IN ,~r-~,--..
cl,y r~uqe--T WT + tEa-uor f. =.
ttsftau bank ball1DR
Mo%EY rs LoAS GA tine ~ ,,-..-
-,erts. Sr2r' eya1i L t-. room 4 ..
ma sa.i1.az
rffE HEsfDE - IETEAGE CrAst.t,+[-
It1 Hoeeri }. Fisher. agent ~ RI,
H45InE.
Ht-HHFET : UPPER rrake4 80
.A.-us &a1 tt15er aan4 - So -.
PRIVATE MONEY e~ rate 70 -,
H.isseon- = 4- bowman - %ex
JAMES fCTl2W ELL. laar. ara -
-0cc- = Erston h.e.-R fe5ec -s- n =
Ltt EeA$-E1 ss ~ -~s~.-s+
-efrY 3 Tow0f--t = :Es.l- rs.
-rDAR q Ca. Hcein 4 Ha3+g t...s44--
Loans. Warrants. E.&1s. L4lk $50.
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The following lsttars await advertisers at
this office.
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FOR RENT-Hor sEkEEPING ROOMS
-1outsnued.
-
FOR REsT-Hot sEs.

FURNISHED rooms fo- housekeeping.
rs James street
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FOR HENT-B,sINEss PROPERTY.

FOR BENT--A good. weil-}.gafed dr. bsse-
nisnt Oh First avenue suitable for print
ing OF manufacturing purposes. Inquire
% II. si0ldsteiu Hat Co. III Frs, avenue
FOR EENT-Stcre: frsI-class location,
Apcls ~ Collins block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-04
soc Ii:Jf NOTICES.
EMPLOY Mi>T N<NrED-iiaAI

ARCANA LODGE ~ r AMI 4 N mrcs
acnnnd and fn.aE1h MnmAAN- aa.eh MN.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NAlloNAL CASH REGISTER "a ::
- "Ss--',3s toH building. nes ana ssssx
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
MUTINY ON AN
AMERICAN TRANSPORT
A Company of Infantry Guarding
Discharged Soldiers.
WOULD NOT OBEY ORDERS.

Manila, August 81. With load
ed guns and fixed bayonets a com
pany of infantry is standing guard
over one thousand discharged SOL
diers on the transport City of Para
which is lying in harbor ready to
start for the United States.
The discharged soldiers threat
ened to mutiny because they were
ordered to do police duty in their
quarters. They refused to obey
orders, claiming that they were no
longer in the government service.
but were passengers on an Ameri-
can steamer. The vessel will not
start until the difficulty is settled.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
THE OHIO SITUATION.
The Present Campaign viii be
Bitter and Unsavory.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, August 30
That yesterdays democratic con
vention will leave many sore spots
in the party, no one can deny, as
was evidenced by speeches made
by different prominent delegates.
The republicans on the other hand.
are delighted that Mclean won
out.
They will at once begin bitter
fight against him. The democrats.
however, will retaliate by attacks
upon Mark Hanna, and as a result
the campaign will be one of the
nastiest Ohio has ever experienced.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
TODAYS TESTIMONY
AGAINST OREYFUS.
Prosecution Attempts 10 Prove
Confession of Dreyfus.
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE.

Rennes, August 31.-The secret
session of the Dreyfus court mar
tial. which was called for today,
lnstod two hours, after which the
public was admitted and the trial
was openly resumed,
The prosecution attempted 10
prove that Dreyfus, three years
ago, confessed to Capt. Lebrun-
Renaud that he had given military
secrets Of France to foreign pow
er Dreyfus oross-examined the
witness, and contended that the
witness bad twisted Dreyfus' an
swers and made them apply to
questions that were never asked.
Although the prosecution was
not able to prove anything, the
testimony was not of a nature to
aid Dreyfus' case.
1t is ascertained this morning
that the court martial will not rem
der its verdict in the presence of
the accused Dreyfus will be in
his cell when the verdict is hand
ed down. A court officer will then
cross over to the prison and Drey-
fus will listen TO the reading of the
decision.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
F. s. c. c. Accident.

The accident which occurred on
the f. & G. G. yesterday morning
did not result as seriously as was
at first reported. The engineer,
Bert Kries, who is well known
here in Florence is around today
on crutches, several bones in his
right foot having been broken,
The fireman sustained more seri-
Gus injuries but none are consid-
cred dangerous.
The accident occurred by the
air brakes failing to work, thus al
lowing the train to run away with
the engine.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
BATTLE ON CEBU ISLAND.
Natives Severely Punished for
Ambushing Americans.

Manila, August 81. General
Otis received today report from
Colonel Bayliss at Cebu, announc-
ing that he had sent an expedition
against the insurgents owing to
the ambushing and killing of
American soldiers by the natives
a few days ago. The rebels were
defeated after an all day battle,
without loss to the Americans.
The insurgents used cannon
from which they fred nails and
scrap iron.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
SENATOR BEvERIDGE is BACK
fte is Reticent on all Subjects Per
tanning to Eastern Situation

Chicago, August Senator
Beveridge, of Indiana, arrived in
Chicago this morning from Mack
mac. The senator is just back
from the Philippines, China and
Japan. He is maintaining abso-
Lutte secrecy as to his views and
information received in the Philip
pines, until he has communicated
with the administration.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
COLISEUM WILL BE REBUILT.
Iron Contractors Receive Orders
to Begin reconstruction.

Chicago, August 31.-The Coli
scum company gave orders to the
iron contractors today to at once
commence the reconstruction of
the wrecked building in which
eleven men lost their lives.
Foreman johnson, who was miss
ing after the accident, was found
at the home of relative today
suffering from injuries received in
the accident.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
The M. E. Social.

The social held last evening at
the M. E. parsonage was we'll at
tended and in every way came up
to what was intended by the ladies
who gave it. 1t was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present, and the
proceeds from the sale of ice cream
and cake made a financial item not
to be overlooked.
Longmont Butter, best on earth
Florence Packing and p. Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
Testing New Guns.

New York, August 81. Sec+eta-
ry Elihu Root with General Miles
arrived here this morning They
at once went to Sandy Hook where
they will witness tests of explo-
sives and new rapid firing guns.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
Notice.

If you can spare one room or
more for visitors to Grand Lodge
K. of P. meeting in September,
please notify DIR. r. FL. Paxton,
chairman entertainment commit
tee. l16tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31
Cripple Greek Excursion.

The Florence and Cripple Creek
railroad will run an excursion from
Pueblo, Canon City and Florence
to Cripple Greek and return, Sun
day, September 3. Train leaves
Pueblo F:30 a. M; returning leaves
Cripple Greek al 6 p. IN. Tickets
good to retu.n on regular trains
Sept. 3 and 4. Fare from Flor
ence, 81 for round trip.
For fine job printing be sure to
call at the TRIBuNE office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31

Gold Medals to HARPER whis-
key at New Orleans and Worlds
Fair, Chicago. Try it, you will en-
dorse the Judges verdict. Sold by
w. +. Burley, Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31

The highest market price paid
for cash orders and warrants.
Notes discounted. See J j. Fitz-
gerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31

Julius McCandless the hardware
merchant, invites the prudent and
economical housekeeper to exam
ine his stock of queensware, cut
lery, granite, tin, copper and wood
en- ware. Prices are right.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-31

Try the Lemon, Orange, and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy. IO2tf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
CORPSE WASHED OVERHEARD.
Wave Carries Away Dead Body While
Funeral Services Are Being Held,

Wave Carries Away Dead Body While
Funeral Services Are Being Held.
A special dispatch to the Chicago
Chronicle from New York says: The
Campanfa arrived to-day after an ex-
ceedingly rough passage across the At
lantic. Great seas repeatedly swept
the decks of the big liner, but she came
into port in excellent condition with
her ASS passengers
When the vessel was two days out an
old woman named Ingerborg Ander-
son, who was on her way to her son-in-
law at Galesburg. ILL.,. died suddenly
from apoplexy. The funeral took place
next day. Rev. T. l.. Martin, the only
clergyman on board, was too sick to
read the burial service The storm was
so severe that Captain H. Walker could
not leave the bridge, and Purser T.
Graham was assigned to the solemn
duty OF oificiating at the mid-ocean fu-
neral.
The ship was brought to a standstfll
While the purser was reading the bur
lal service. Before he had finished. how
ever, huge sea broke over the vessel
Knocked Purser Graham across the cot
lin and carried the corpse overheard
with it The purser had a narrow es
cape.
Last Monday. while the liner. was
tossing in the storm, little Helma Marie
Julian was knocked down by a sea in
the steerage doorway and her skull was
fractured at the base. Surgeon Francis
Vernon was unable to save the child,s
life, and she died three days later. Her
body was also buried at sea.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

will be provided by which the desir ed
increase will be obtained. IT the COM
mittee is successful in it's work there
will be no more popular men in the
legislature than Its members.
Next to the road law the school law
is the bright and shining mark that
is the target for the reformers. Many
new and radical measures have been
suggested and the committees on educa-
ton in senate and house have mad con-
siderable work on their hands during
the last week or two The senate in
committee Of the whole last week took
a fall out of one of these measures and
others of them have been killed in COM
mittee. The prevailing impression is
that the school funds of the state have
not yet reached size that will war
rant their diverting to other channels
than the regular common school work.
The Kindergarten bill makes It optional
with school districts to provide such
schools for the younger children If
district has sufficient funds such
school would undoubtedly be benefit.
The house committee on education will
this week Introduce a substitute for
Losekamp's county high school bill,
which will enable counties. If they wish,
to establish high schools. This bill,
however, provides that none OF the reg
ular school funds shall be used for the
high school. The money for it's support
must come from. special tax to be
voted by the whole county The people
of Yellowstone county are the ones who
are behind this measure and, If It be-
comes law, will probably try the ex-
pertinent at once 1t will be watched
with interest by those who are CON
nected with the educational work of
the state.