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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11

TN puzzled about this custom Of eat
ing 10 music"
"How's THAR"
I can't understand whether the food
Is intended 10 keep your mind on the
music, or the music Is intended to keep
your mind of tho food. Chicago Re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
Scared Too High

Eyes. that's G%uggenthorp, He made a
fortune one BY inventing a road
~scraper."
What did he DO with his money!"
II sunk 1t In u shy-scraper."-chicago
Tribune
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
GENERAL Pillar
WILL SURRENDER.
Believes He Has Been Deserted by
Filipino Lender.
AGUINALD0 IN BACKGROUND.

Manila, MAY l6. General Pikr.
who is in command of the Fill
pino forces opposed 10 General
Lawtou, is said 10 bclicvr that he
has been deserted ny Aguinnldc.
and is anxious 10 SurreIaiel 10 the
Americans if he eau secure What
he considers favorable erms.
AguinaIdn cort,n, e. iu remain
in the background Two N,cks,
ago he passed through lernlo, rid
ing in carriage with hIs staff.
Nothing h"s been heard of him
since
The Spanish prisoners have
been taken still further north and
scattered among the Filipino gar
risons. Five Spanish prisoners
whose names could not he learned
were taken through San Miguel
last week.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
Troops Suppress Outbreak.

Cienfuegos. Province of Santa
Clara. May l6. About D O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon a gang OF
Cuban dock laborers called upon
Captain Barker, captain OF the
port and made demand for
back pay. As they were violent
Captaiu Barker drew his revolver.
Later tht Y made. "A similar de-
mand, using obscene and protane
language. insulting Captain Bar
ker and Offering threats.
The Cuban police were ordered
to arrest the malcontents, and a
general street fight followed, in
which one lnborer was killed and
several persons were wounded, IN
cluding three members of the po-
lice force.
As the Cuban populace became
very insulting and threatened re.
venge, an outbreak WAS expected
and the Second United States i'll
fantry regiment was ordered into
the city. The troops are patrol
ing the streets.
The Cubans are well armed,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
TO STUDY TREES NEAR POLE.
Prof. Brewer, OF New Haven, Go
ing OH an Alaskan Trip.

New Haven, Conn. May 10.
Prof. William H. Brewer, of the
Yale Sheffield Scientific school,
will leave the work of his depart
ment May %, TO become one of the
party of twenty scientists repre-
senting all departments of natural
science. which will go to Alaska
for the purpose of research.
Prof. Brewer is an eminent au-
thority on forestry and he will es-
ppcialiy study the forests of the
northeast cousl and also the botany
and the glaciers of that region
The party will be conducted by II
Hartman. of New York, who has
chartered II vessel to sail from Sc
attic in the course of Two weeks
/ The expedition will return in Au
gust. 1900.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
At TTORNEY MONET
TESTIF|ES TODAY.
Says Railroads are Responsible
for Maintenance of Trusts.
THE REMEDY is SIMPLE.

Washington, May l6.-The iu-
dNstrial commission resumed its
work today. and Attorney General
Monet continued his testimony.
This the commission was most
anxious To have because he has
made a study of trusts
/ Monet spoke of the Standard
OIL company of Ohio He said
'he success OF this company was
largely due To the reduced rates
gReu it by the railroads but de
nipd to smaller companies.
The statements made by Monet
wero most emphatic and sensa.
tionaI regarding trusts. Mcasur-
ing his words aud with much de-
Liberation he said: The secret
of maintaining the trusts is that
they receive favors from the rail
roads The trusts steal both fed
eral aud state power with which
to crush smaller companies. The
remedy is simple" continued Mo
net. The courts have never fall
tered when cases were properly
brought before. them. Either
charters should be taken away or
the corporations should be made
to.pay the regular rates la con.
in government ownership of rail-
roads. but | do insist that railroads
and pipe lines should be given the
same rates as those given to any
smaller companies that may be in
competition.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
Money lor Dewey,s House.

Washington, May Is. f. A..
Nanderlip, assistant secretary of
the treasury: Charles II. Allen.
assistant secretary of the navy:
Perry S. Heath, assistant postmas-
ter general; Brig. Gen. Corbin and
Elias FL. Roberts, treasurer of the
-rz;----..-is.-----I-
pointed national committee To
take charge of die funds with
which to purchase a home for Ad-
miral Dewey in Washington, had
meeting yesterday in Mr.. Van
derlip's Office.
The committee will serve any
newspaper organization or indlvid-
ual wishing to make contribu-
| ton for the purpose in view
Treasurer Roberts is now prepared
to receive contributions of any
amount. A handsomely designed
receipt will be got out Immediate
lv by the engravers at the Burea'
of Engraving and Printing, an'
all contributors will receive sucl
receipt. A formal address t.
the public will soon be issued
The first subscription to the funo
$3.50, was received yesterday fror
Gen. Felix Agnus, of the Balti
more American. aud he will re
ceive receipt No. |.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16

For fine job printing be sure to
call at the TRIBUNE office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
WOULD FIGHT FiLIPINOS.
The Third Nebraskas Ask to be
Sent to Philippines.

Lincoln, Neb. May l5.-The
members of the 3d Nebraska vol
unteers who will br mustered out
in few days. have made appiica-
ton for chance 10 20 TO the
Philippines TINS is the regis
ment that was commanded by
Colonel William ] Bryan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
MAYOR VAN WICK TESTIFIES.
His Testimony Was Not of an
Interesting Nature.

New York, May l6 Mayor Van
Wyck took the stand in the Mazet
investigation this morning He
was asked about the necessity of
retaining certain city officials in
their positioIis. re saIu nut lJrfe
and his testimony was entirely un-
interesting.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
DIED.

Died, at his home in the west
end, this morning of heart failure.
Edwin Ball, aged fourteen years.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
100000 FOR CELEBRATION.
Large sums OF floney TO ne Used
for Dewey.

New York, May l6.-A commit
Zee from the assembly of New York
will tonight introduce resolution
|in the assembly of Greater New
York asking for an appropriation
|cI $50. 900 to meet the expenses
|ol a celebration in honor of Ad-
|miral Dewey.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
Continental Sails.

San Francisco, May Is. The
United States transport Cont
mental sailed for Manila last night
with United States troops aboard.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
ADMIRAL. WATSON SAILS.
Will Assume Command of Asiatic
Squadron.

San Francisco, May 6.-Rear
Admiral Watson will sail for Man
lila this afternoon on the cruiser
Pekin to assume command of the
Asiatic squadron.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
PRESIDENT TAKES a HAND
AIger Cables General Brooke for
Information.

Washington. May rs. The sec
retary of war cabled General
Brooke last night asking about
the trouble reported from Cuba.
1t is said that President McKin-
ley will himself take a hand in
unraveling the tangled skein in
Cuba.
Read THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16
Remarkable Discovery.

Chicago, May Is. A new dis
covery, which the discovcrer has
been working on for thirty years,
was announced today. 1t is the
incubation of the lympbatic fluid
of young goats into human
bodies. The inventor claims that
this will prolong the life of a per-
son at least double what it is now.
The lymphatic fluid. it is asserted.
will fill the life cells and enable
them to begin work anew. Great
interest is being taken here in the
discovery.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-16

Take the DAILY TRIBUNE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-27

VIII Nauert has sold his interest
in the Lancaster saloon to his partner
John Philips and Immediately after
Decoration day will 20 back to Bosco-
bel to take charge OF his fathers sa-
loon.
Isn't it about time for Lancaster
to take steps toward securing a suit
able city park? The Herald viii be
pleased to receive communication
from interested citizens on the sub
ject.
dentists Reed and NARROW will
start next Tuesday evening for James
vile. Wisconsin. to attend a three
days meeting OF the Wisconsin State
Dental Association DR.. NARROW viii
go from there to Chicago to be absent
a week or ten days and will take in
take in the meeting OF the Illinois
State Dental Association. DR.. Alex.
Ivey will take charge Of his office dur
ing his absence
-Half the people IN Dubuque are
now afflicted with pink eyen and it
is coming our way A man over at
Papa Wright's tavern has it bad. The
man is John S. Wright and he tried
a remedy Of salt and water that some
body told him would head oil the dis
ease. The salt blistered and took of
all The skin around his eyes and Papa
is fright to look at-but he feels
good.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-27
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Strawberries at Nathan's.
Whole Wheat Bread at Lathrops.
9w2
DIR. Barber went to Chicago, Mon
day.
-scoheld Bros. took in Boscobel
Tuesday night.
Ed Davis OF Platteville had bust
ness in Lancaster Tuesday.
John Fry. Cassville, brought in
two wolf pup scalps Tuesday.
Something for an appetite-Those
Pickles and Olives at Nathan's
-Lathrop's Sweet Home Bread
something new. Try it. 9w2
Potatoes, eating and for seed, SOC
per bushel at j. Nathan and Sons.
Curtis Opera company, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
A good cash register for sale
cheap. Enquire of c. H. Basford.
The Bloomington Record issued
cute little supplement with its last
paper.
American, Swiss, Waukeshau,
Cream and other fancy cheese at
Nathan's.
At Mt. Ida. Mrs. Goodrich and old
Mrs. TYLER are very i'll and not expect
ed to live.
Mrs. Kate Thompson, widow of
the late Frank Thompson, is visiting
in Lancaster.
Fred Heberlein has sold out his
meat business at Fennimore to Brem-
mer & Book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clifford of
Woodman visited Sans parents in
this city on Saturday.
Reed Patch, of Patch Grove. was
in Lancaster Tuesday transacting bu-
siness at the court house.
Misses Alma Schroyer and Allie
Delmore OF Freeport, H., are here
visiting Mrs. Ed. Schroyer'
Wax Beans, Green Peas, Aspara-
gus, Lettuce, Radish, Onions, Spinach,
all fresh at j. Nathan & Sons.
DR.. S. Z. Hassell and Treasurer
j. b. Mauer fished for trout in Crook
ed Greek Monday and Tuesday.
The Rathbone Sisters OF Platte
vile give the "Old Maids Conven-
ton Friday evening, May 9TH.
Carpenter Smith Graham is build
ing a corn crib and buggy she'd for 5.
A. Smith in Ellenbo township.
5000 buys dandy wheel with
Morgan Il Wright tires at f. H.
Hyde's. Dropped forged connections.
A man named stenford was found
dead in haymow near Joe Fry's on
Green River on Sunday. He was bur-
ed Tuesday.
-.Brush dem frowns away by
hearing Curtis Comedy Company at
Reeds Opera House this evening and
the rest of the week.
$4,000 will buy thoroughly relia-
BILE wheel with G. & j. tires at f. H.
Hvde's. No stamped connections
about them either.
james McBrien IS moving his
family from over the store to Bryan's
house between Aug. Michaelis and
Mrs VIM. Baxter's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Basford at.
tended the reception and ball given at
the University Gymnasium in Madi-
son last Thursday evening and report
very enjoyable time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-27

Rambler, Cleveland, Eldridge.
Imperial, Ideal and Andrae bicycles
sold at E. II. Hyde's for $l5 upward.
Fred Barnett is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia and was
able to ride out for the first time Mon
day.
Why pay $50 for and inferior
grade of bicycle when you can get a
Cleveland, Rambler or Belvidere for
the same money of f. H. Hyde?
An attempt is being made by the
marshal to close all places of business
in the village Of Cassvi,le on sunday.
Heretofore Sunday has been Cassville's
busiest day. 1t is noticeable fact
the world over that people who work
on Sunday do very little work the re-
naming six days of the week.
When show is announced for
Reeds Opera House the chances are
that it will be a good one. OF course
AIr. Reed sometimes is mistaken in
the troupes he engages but rs a rule
he has only the best that can be had.
The Curtis company for the rest ofthis
week is believed to be alright.
The Denver Evening Post OF Apr
Is, gives notice of the announcement
OF the engagement Of J. Allen Nathan
OF Lancaster, Wis, aud Miss Sadie
Mccartney Of Denver, Miss Mozart
ney is the accomplished daughter Of
VIM. Mccartney, formerly Of this
county. The young lady visited for
some time in Lancaster last summer.
-Workmen are now engaged in
erecting scalfolding on the interior Of
the Catholic church in Lancaster for
use OF Henry j. Gaertner, Of Milwau-
kee, who will be here with three work
men next Monday TO fresco the cell
ing and side walls. From plans sub
mitted by the decorator and Judging
also by the price 70 be paid him ii APP
pears that we are to have something
really fine. The church is to pay Mr.
Gaertner $4,000 and this does not in
clude the cost Of scaffolding which is
paid for separately. According to the
contract the job is to be completed
and the church ready for occupancy
by the 25th Of June. Services win be
held right along in the church. while
the job is being done.
The following from the April
mum Der Of the National Printer-Jour-
nalist, is compliment to our esteem
ed neighbor of the Witness I'm Civ
ing the names Of the papers regularly
sent to the reading room Of the Edi-
toria, Interlachen, Florida, by some
means the name Of one paper, The Adj
vance. Jamesburg, y. J..was omitted,
and the editor thereof, J. F. Babcock
assigned to the Grant County Witness,
Platteville, Wis. This assignment
would be recognized as mistake by
all readers of the National Printer
Journalist. for Mr. NJ r. Rindlaub
who has conducted the Witness for
over quarter Of a century with
marked success, is known throughout
the nation, not only through his paper
but by reason Of attendance upon the
National Editorial association, Fl
which be ha. recently colated his
tory for publication alr. Riudlaub
will in ali probability Ont IF a love
for the work and a sense of duty, be
found IN control 81 Tie Editorial sane
tim Of the Grant County Witness un-
IN promoted to tile zanctum in Tie
land Of Joyous intellectual and spirit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-27
Healed the Wound
Abscess Was Lanced but Would
Not Heal Until Hoods SarsaPa.
TIIIa Purified His BIood-Now a
healthy Boy.


"Our little boy had . large sbscess on
one side of his head, back of his ear. It
became IS large as a pint cup. We had it
Ianced, but it seemed as though the
wound would never heal. 1t would get
better for short time and then would
break out again. The boys body was
covered all over with itching pimples and
blotches. We decided to give him Hoods
Sarsaparills, and, TO our great Joy, it has
entirely cured him. He was always q
weak and puny child, but since taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla he is strong and
rugged, and as healthy a boy as anyone
could wish to see.D T. L. JONES, Bluff
ton. Minnesota. Get Hoods because
Hoods sS psTiiia
Isthe best-ln fact. the one True Blood Purifier.
Insist upon HOOPS; take no substitute.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-27

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take easy to operate. sc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21
PER SONAL.

-Senor Mariscal Is heralded everywhere
as the Vice President, but there is no
such office in the Mexican government. He
Is the Secretary or Minister of Foreign At
fairs, and the law provides that in case
OF the disability of the President he shall
act as Chief Executive. His salary is SID
600 a year-the same as that of the six
other secretaries of the cabinet. His
charming wife is an American.
"A great-srandson of James Monroe
died few days ago in New York. This
was Col. James Monroe Heiskell. a West
Point graduate and a Confederate soldier.
who was captain of Virginia cavalry a
guerilla with Mosby, a prisoner in the old
capitol and in Fort Warren, Boston har-
Dor, from which last place he was releas-
ed at the end of the war Col Heiskoll
afterward held several offices in Baltimore.
but removed 90 New York and held good
business position until his death. He
was not 50 years Old.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21
THE CUP REMAINS.

Sir Thomas Upton made gallant effort.
but he failed to lift The cup. Upton luck
was no match for Yankee skin. Once more
the defenders have demonstrated that
Americans are the leaders Of the world in
both the building aud the sailing Of fast
yachts.
The Columbia won two races in compe-
titiou, each by a large margin, and one
race by sailing over the course alone ow-
ing 10 an accident 10 the Shamrock. 1t
would have been more satisfactory, from
sportsman point of view. IL The three
races had been won in competition. AT
the same time, it was agreed that the races
were 10 be a demonstration OF relative sra
bility of construction, as wei as OF sailing
qualities. The accident to the Shamrock
afforded a striking Illustration OF the SUI
periority of American construction which
would have been wanting, or at least in
conclusive. If that topmast had not gone
by the board. As it was the British boat
ducked her nose into a little sea. and came
out of it with her top-hamper hanging
helpless against the malnsail while the
American craft took all seas that came
and sailed home without 50 much as the
parting of "a rope yarn. Ia that feature
of the contest, the American was winner
upon merit.
As to the relative sailing qualities OF the
craft. the two races that were sailed 10 a
finish left nothing upon which TO specu-
late. In every wind that blew, from the
genuest zephyr to the smart "capful'
which heeled me boats upon their sides,
the Columbia showed herself the smarter
craft. There was not one point at which
she did not show that she was better than
her rival And both races won in contest
were gained by so wide margin as 10
make inevitable the conclusion that if a
dozen races were to follow the outcome
would not he different; the Columbia would
be the winner at the end. II may be said.
therefore. that The series Of races has been
conclusive and, so far as che Americans
are concerned. highly satisfactory.
One gratifying circumstance in connec-
ton with the affair is that there will re
no bitterness following the races. as was
The case when Lord Dunraven was the
challenger. The contest has been conduct
ed fairly and impartially, upon an open
course. Sir Thomas and his friends have
been shown every courtesy by both ind-
viduals and officials, which, being gentle
men and true sportsmen. they appreciate.
Sir Thomas hos made himself extremely
popular py his r-mirdedness and grill.
So admirably has he conducted himself.
that if tie cup had TO be lost. the people
on this side CT the ocean would probably
prefer that he should take it. But if he
ever does take it, he will have to come
back esain. and with much better yacht.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21
THE INSIDE WATER ROUTE.

The opening of the Dismal Swamp canal
a few days ago was a matter of interest
to those who have been watching the
development of the inside water route, and
know the value of such highway between
the Northern and Southern coast sections.
The Dismal Swamp canal is an import
ant link in the chain of rivers, sounds,
creeks and canals forming the inside
route, and with its completion there re-
mains only a few miles more of work TO
be done to afford small craft a perfectly
sheltered water route all the way from
New York TO the Florida capes.
The Dismal Swamp canal was originally
surveyed by George Washington but for
near on to hundred years it had been
in disuse. 1t is twenty-five miles long
extending from near Norfolk to che Pas
uuotank river in North Carolina. 1t has
a depth of water of ten feet. and is eighty
feet wide That it is practicable for craft
Of fair tonnage was demonstrated on the
day of the opening, when the torpedo boat
Talbot. several tugs and number of other
vessels passed through it, BY means OF
the canal vessels of light draft-and many
of the coasters are of ten feet or less
draught-are enabled TO avoid the extreme
~ dangerous Diamond Shoals off Cape
Hatteras.
To complete the inside route there are
needed few miles of canal 10 connect
waters from Wilmington. n. c., to George
town, s c. With that finished. light YES
sells could leave New York and steam all
the way to the Florida capes in protected
water. In the event of war, this inland
system would be an invaluable adjunct
to the defense of the coast cities. But
il is not alone as a war adjunct that the
inside route is valuable. 1t is a commerce
builder. Thousands of tons of freight go
by the inside route from this city. both
north and south. There is indeed, need
for the widening and deepening of the
channel in order that the growing traffic
can be conveniently accommodated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-21
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Notices-Plasterers' and Masons'
Supplies, Savannah Building Supply Com
pany; Look at These Prices. c. A. Dray-
ton Company; Fine Imported Jams, A. VI.
& c. W. West; Ship Notice, J. f. Minis
& Co, Consignees; New Goods at the
.Abercorn Grocery; Fresh Arrivals, l.. B
Greer; What Shall 1t Be? c. Fl. Monsees;
Helmken's Cafe; Fine Chickens, S. Mar
tin: san Francisco Restaurant; Fine
Roasts at Gardner's; To-day's List James
j. joyce; Asparagus Etc, Estate S. w.
Branch; The Gem, George c. Schwarz.
Business Notices-Our Roastings of Cof-
fee. Henry Solomon & Son; The Cleveland
Bicycle, r. D. & VIM. baltimore
The Flour Must Be Good or the Bread
Can't Bee. A. Munster.
Pins. Etc.-Hunter & Van Keuren.
Mems Garments-Leopold Adler.
Auction Sales-Residences, by c. H. Dor
sett, Auctioneer; A Tenth Street Home,
by C. Fl. Dorsett, Auctioneer; An Ideal
Cottage Home, by c. II. Dorset, Auc-
tioneer.
Kabo Corsets-B. II. Levy & Bro.
Our Reasons-B. H. Levy & Bro
Lady Demonstration Wanted-To Serve
Eat-Well
Wayfers-Uneeda finger Wayfers.
Whiskies-Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky;
Hunter Baltimore Whisky; Old Crow Rye
Whisky.
Collection Coffee.
Georgia and Alabama Railway-Dewey
and Brumby Reception at Atlanta, Oct
24-25-26.
Shoes-Burt & Packard, "Korrect
Shape" Shoes.
Mineral Water-Apenta.
Beers-Anheuser-B Busch Association.
Medical-Paine's Celery Compound
Mothers Friend Erie Medical Company;
COkes Dandruff Cure; DR.. Hathaway
Company; Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Warmers Safe Cure; Prof A. j. Dexter.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.