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L'Italia., 1899-08-12

RENNES, 10. Ia prossima scdu
Ia liberia del procosso DreNfus, promct
tc csscre di grande Importance. II sc
neralc Mcrcier accanito ncmico del po
Nero capitano, sara prcscntc e doNra af
irontarc la sua ,ittima. Beucho siamo
al giorno dclleSamc. del rldicolo Dos
sier', prcNf Nfus non mostra osscrc in We
run modo sconccrtato ed ami scmhra
prcnder coraggio
Mcrcier insiste che fara Important
rivelalioni darA il nome della mstc
riosa donna che eli avrcbbc confcssato
dcsscr in posscsso di positive prove
contro Dreyfus.
Anche Casimir rericr. do,rA csser
prosecute q testifcarc
eli avyocau di Drcyfus ST mostrnuo
-oddisfatissimi dcl'csito limo % qui ot
tcmto e. souo con,intl dclrassolulionc
finale della Nittima
L'Italia., 1899-08-12
ENTUSIASTICI BRlNDISI DEL GEN. BOGLIOLO
ED ANN. GONZALES AL COLLEGA
AMERICANA.
Cittadin ed autOrita' vannO CARA mel ie-
Steggiare i marinai degli Stati Unit.

nave da guerra americana: credesl sia
+ "Olympia':
LONpRA. .. - II correspondence del
10 Standard da Berlno telcerafa.
Isl dice che rammiaglio Dewey ha af
frettato la sua partcnza da Trieste per
che iyi non ha riceyuto quella acco-
glicnza cordiale che egli 81 aspettaya." ="
sss
NAPOLl, 3. - Nclla aspcttati,a che
a qualche ora in giornata T. Olympia
cntri nella baia, molte case della citta
sono imbandierate decorate gaiamcn
te. T. cyidente che rammiragio De
WcN ricNera qui una graudc ovaliouc.
molta eentc arrha dallc cittA al pro,iu
ella per as-isterc al riccNlmcuto. Sono
qui tutti mcmhri della ambasciata "a
mcricaua % Roma QW 'ammiraglio ri
ccvcra di certo una accoglcula molto
pin festosa di quella arutu Trieste
Molti americana che crano "a Trieste so
no venuti qui per ferrovia per accla
mare nuoyamcntc rcroc di Manila, il
quale ST fermcra qui uno due setti
name per portarsi poi Liyorno.
80.
NAPOLI. .. - l. "Olympia" colram
miraglio Dewey bordo cntrnta in
porto stamani: sono stati scambati
saluti d'uso. l.'ammiraglio ha riccyuto
eubita a botip lt vista al 0lup 4,prptn
L'Italia., 1899-08-12
q n o

LONnRA 10 II Times" dice.
"Siamo in poslliouc di potter after.
mare ch oltrc Varic note di ucssu
ma Importance inchiuse mel Dossicr.
sonvi altrcsi 1850 document importanu
che Estcrhazy stcsso form aramba-
sciata germanica in Parigi.
"Questi document hurono dati u
Schwazkoppcn da Estcrhazy ed il 60
lonello Henry.
In tutti / circoli diplomatici era ri
saputo che Esterhaly ed Henry sono /
vcri colpevoli ed / soil traditori Non
solo Ia Germania ma ,aric attire po
tcnzc ottcnncro informalioui dai sud
detti Estcrhnly Henry"
ItbN\ES, II. Queeta name fiui
rceamc del famoso "Dos.icr"
L'Italia., 1899-08-12

Clrca lie eorazze, fu annunziato da 20
L'Italia., 1899-08-12

nave da guerra americana: credes sia
T. "OlNmpia":
L'Italia., 1899-08-12

MESSlNA /. Passa al uord una
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY JUNE 1892

With bound, that carried him at once
into their midst, and with rapidly that
prevented opposition, he rushed up To the
wall, and before the Morisco was elevated
above his reach struck the halter with his
weapon. The Zegri fell to the earth:-
the executioners looked upon the visage
of his bold preserver. and being persuaded
like Lazaro, that the very ghastly ap-
partition before them was nothing less
than the ghost of an hidalgo, univer-
sally reckoned dead, they recoiled in
alright. Before they had recovered from
their confusion, the culprit rose to his
feet, glared a moment on the cavalier, and
then springing away, was instantly lost
among the combatants. A wild and ex-
ulting cry of moro. Moro! Tlatoani MoroT'
rose among the barbarians; and the Span
iards knew that their prey was beyond
pursuit. ...
Santos santissimos! Holy Mother OF
heaven. grace upon all, and Amen! II
thou beest a living creature, speak or l
will smite thee for devilp
=. These words came from the lips OF
Alvarado, who had himself commanded
the body of hangmen, and who now,
though his teeth chartered with terror,
advanced his rapier owards the bosom OF
his late companion. AS he gaZed and
menaced. Don Amador, yielding, at last,
to the consequences Of labOrs altogether
above his enfeebled powers, sunk swoon-
ing to the earth; and Jacinto, rushing
from the crowd, flung himself upon his
body.
..-s. CTo be continued.)
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
, Marriage css.eas In Nershsn cllnes.
Culver,

Wedding presents in Norway are not oi
the expensive but useless kind that they
are with US. They consist Of such things
as pots and pans. plates and dishes. .
feather bed, half q dozen sheep, sack
of potatoes, and 50 forth. Sir &. ".
reference to marriage as to other matters,
put their best foot foremost and try to
make the most Of things generally. A
lad went out to WOO vile. Amongst
other places he came to farm house,
where the people were very poor; out tnoy
wanted to mako him think that they were
well-to-do. Now the father had got new
arm to his coat. "Pray, take q seat" ne
said to the wooer; "but there's shocking
dust in tho house." SO he went about
wiping all tho benches and tables VIII
his new coat-sleeve, but no kept the
other behind his back.
The wife had one shoe much better than
the other, and she went stamping ano
sliding with It up against the stools ano
chairs, saying. How untidy II IS mere;
everything is out of placer Then they
called out to their daughter to come ano
put things to rights; but she had got 9
new cap, so she put her head In at the
door, and kept nodding and nodding, hIst
to this side and then to that. "Welli for
my part" she said, ~ can't be every
where at once" In this way the wooer
was led to believe that he had come to
well-to do household.
Many superstitions prevail In Sweden
with regard to marriage. 1t Is said that II
a girl be fond OF cats, she will not be an
old maid, as we should say, but have q
bright day for her wedding. The Swedish
bride sometimes wears corenet OF myrtle,
or, when that is not prOcurable, OF coloreo
paper. Here, as in Norway and other
countries of Northern Europe, there is too
much eating and far too much drinking at
weddings. In Sweden the repasts on
these occasions continue for hours.
When asked to take your place at the
table, it is considered polite to make as
stout a resistance as possible. during
the repast a collection is made for the
bride. and sometimes also for the poor oi
the parish. In Siberia there is a gooo
custom that a bride, on coming to- her
husbands house, has to give a dinner
prepared with her own HANDS as test OF
the education she has received. If she
succeeds in gratifying her guests. it is
taken as a proof not only OF the young
woman's own excellence but also ss
recommendation of her whole family BY
whom she was instructed 50 usefully.
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
,RssiTl|frnandoj jeprtez
s>2.z .
ag. NAM A Story of
V1T The Spanish Conquest Of Mexico.
NMs@zE@&V By r. nj. BIRD
By R. Nj. BIRD.

arm. "Ayub sis' dead. and thy father a
prisoner. II thou wilt save the life of Alb,
dalla, the Wall, G GneYer before knew that
Abdalla, though noble, was Of this dignity
but this shall help me to plead for him:)
get thyself instantly in readiness, and
let us begone.'
The page-turned,: . fearless eountenance
on his patron, and replied, with a tran
guilty that seemed to come from desper-
alton:
Z will go with my lord, for have no
friend now but hin8--f viii go with my
lord, to look upon my fathers dead body;
for | know the Spaniaras win'not spare his
life a moment-I will go with my lord
and would that had gone sooner! for now,
it is too late" ...--....
AS Jacinto pronounced these words. he
began to weep anew. though hearkening
passively to the instructions of the cava-
lier. ..-s.. - s-t-
"If thou canst find me any plumes,"
said Amador, fetch them tome straight:
and if thou hast about the house any
Mexican garment which thou canst wear,
haste thou to don it,. AS for myself, | will
first arm, and then robe me IN the tunic Of
this poor dead misbeGeSer.sz Be Of good
heart, i charge thee-God will protect US. p"
There are robes enough, both for my
lord and me" said the sobbing boy-"and
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
PoissnsaS FlowefS.
HarDer'S Bazaar,

II seems a shame to connect thoughts
Of poison with, for instance. such deli
cate and lovely things as that baby OF the
flowers, tho sn0wdrOp, az the narcissul
with its delicious breath, As tho hya-
cinth, and the ionquil. But ono is Obliged
to see to it that the Children do not put
the bulbs Of these flowers into theil
mouths. The oxalis, also. u not q safe
thing to put between the lips; and all the
lobelias will produce dizziness and gen.
eral disaster. The mOnk's-hood, too, and
the beautiful foxglove as well, are nO1ioua
affairs from which powerful drugs are OBJ
tanned, moro than few drops OF thetl
extracts being usually fatal dose. Ger.
tain OF tho crocuses, II eaten, even Il
nothing be swallowed but tho Juice, pro-
duce vomiting; the bulb Of the intricately-
beautiful lady y's-slipper poisons externally
as the noxious ivy, d0gwood, and su-
mach do; the quaint old iack-in-the-pul-
pit, although not a garden plant, is an
other enemy to health and life; and so,
also, is the marvellous Queen Anne's lace,
which now and then will creep in through
the paling and looks so enchanting whom
far and wide it embroiders field and road
side. The laughing little buttercup, that
might be a drop of visible sunlight, Is by
no means as innocent as it looks; the
cow in the pasture knows enough to avoid
it: that, and all its cousins, the rich, pro-
fuse peOnies, the dazzling blue lark
spurs, and the rest, are full Of toxic prop
The National tribune., 1899-06-08

Cast it aside, then; and now, in Gods
name, let us depart!'
Jacinto stepped, faltering, up to the
| body of Ayub, lying stiff and cold, the
countenance Illuminated by the slanting
torchlight, still mingtng il grinof eEulta-
| ton with the coRtortio-f Of The death agony
A tear dropped upon the swarthy cheek,
and deep sob burst from the hosom OF
Jacinto when he gazed his last upon the
dead Morisco.
Amador, impatiently-"Ayub was an
infidel."
MY lord does not know how those whe
have not many friends can valHe the few, :
said the page. This man was faithful to
my father; and therefore do lament him,
and infidel though he were, yet was he OF
the faith of my ancestors. :--ss So
Remember, however, that, while thou
weepest over a dead friend of Abdalla,
thou deprivest him of the services of a liv-
ing one"
Thus rebuked, Jacinto moved rapidly
into the passage, and fiinging, as he went,
the garment he held about HIS person,
stepped with the cavalier into the street.
A thick scud, threatening rain, career
ed over the heaven, and the smoke of can
non, mingling with the mists Of the lake,
covered the city with a gloom so deep, that
Don Amador could not easily distinguish
the peculiar habiliments of his compan-
ion. Nevertheless, he could well believe
that his appearance was that Of an Indian
maiden. He bade Jacinto to take him by
the hand, adding an injunction, under all
circumstances that might arise, to main
tain his grasp. To this, rJaeinto an
swered: - .
LET it not be so,-at least, not until we
are so environed, as to be in danger Of
separating. My lord must now con-
sent to be guided by me-" (He spoke with
singular coolness, as if restored, by the
urgency Of the occasion, to all that self
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
Complete Premium List:

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tiesnone
other required indicated the
the right while
Size Of
Coins Stand Gold Plate
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

We will send, absolutely free, . beauti-
fully illustrated, handsomely bound book Of
stories, of Abraham Lincoln, express paid.
to anyone sending Us their address and 10
cents for a Largo trial package Of tho famous
Lincoln Tea Lincoln Proprietary Co., Fl
Wayne, Ind.
The National tribune., 1899-06-08

critics. Tho oleander tree, that is set out
doors when Spring comes, and that lines
the streets Of various Of our Southern
cities, is another hive Of deadly poison.
Tho supurb catalpa tree. towering with
Its great leaves and its masses of white
and fragrant flowers, is a charming thing
The National tribune., 1899-06-08

in the garden. but its bark Is exceedingly
Injurious; and the laburnum, that looks
like fountain of gold leaping into the
sun, Is poison in leaf and flower and seed;
and even the grass beneath 1t is best
thrown away when cut, instead Of being
fed to cattle. s7.t -
The National tribune., 1899-06-08

GAR. Watch, Waltham or Elgin 90
Coin Silver Watch, Hunting Case, Stand
ard American Movement, with $l.50
added money =. -. 10
Home of the Bible, by Marian Harland.
Silver Spoon Holder e. =. 8
Silver Tea Pot o
Silver Cream Pitcher :. 3
Silver Sugar Bowl -. ...... 3
War Congress, two large pictures =. 2
Zell's Encyclopedia. One large Vol. A
Coin Silver Watch, open face, Standard
American Movement, with 81 added 10
Silk Umbrella -. 10
GAR. Ring, Solid Gold =. :. 20
Grand Army Charm, Rolled Gold 2
GAR. Badge Charm, Rolled Gold s
Any one volume of our great war books l
Tea Set. Decorated, 56 pieces, with 81
Dinner Set Decorated, s4 pieces, with So
Bunting Flags. Club according to size
Mining stock, five shares -. 5
Decorated China Clock =. 5
Combined pocket-knife, fork, spoon and
can-opener =. 4
GAR Sleeve Buttons, Rolled Gold Plate 3
GAR. Watch Chain, Rolled Gold 15
Ladies' G. A. R. Chain, Rolled Gold :. g.
THE NATIONAL
The National tribune., 1899-06-08
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

The scene is laid in the Aztec capital
Don lAmador, on of Cortez's knights, has
been captured and is in the hands of Il
renegade Moor who is assisting the MeHi-
cans. The final struggle between the
6paniards and the Aztecs is at hand.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
JONES BLOCK.
the SANTA re CUTOFF SCARE.

The proposed Santa Fe cutoff
around the Ration mountains has
been talked Of for years, but OF
late has assumed the proportions
OF a bugbear to many residents OF
La Junta. Some OF our people
fear that in the event of the con-
struction of a cutoff line to the
south Of us La Junta would soon
resemble the "deserted village"
that Goldsmith has immortalized.
The shops, the roundhouse, the
headquarters Of the western divis-
ion and all other railroad improve
ments would be moved away.
A prominent Santa Fe official,
when questioned last week as to the
probability OF the construction OF
the cutoff, remarked that it might
come in time--in the course OF the
next hundred years-but not just
yet. He said that it was hardly
probable that the Santa Fe would
be expending thousands Of dollars,
as it is, in putting in new iron
bridges and improving their main
line between La Junta and Albu-
querque. If such course were con-
templated. After July Ist the
railroad will commence such ex-
tensive Improvements in La unta
as will effectively put quietus on
the cutoff scare. Extensive i'm
provements will be made at the de-
pot, a new freight house construct.
ed, new side tracks laid on the
former site OF the company rows,
and it is rumored that the boiler
works department at the local
shops will be enlarged and new
brick smokestack OF immense pro
portions erected.
Ii is not within the bounds o.
probability that the Santa Fe would
expend thousands of dollars in
making these improvements if II
contemplated abandoning La Junts
in the course OF the next few years.
! There is nothing IN the cutoff
scare that will effect anybody on
earth at the present time. The
question OF "Where will La Junta
be at?" may be left for future gen.
erations to solve.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21

on the part OF the great railroad
corporations is an evidence of the
fact that they are very much afraid
OF a readjustment Of property val
uations on a cash value basis.
They are all too eager to yield up
a good round sum in order to cir
cumvent compliance with the law.
A resident of Colorado Springs
advocates the idea OF relieving the
state OF its financial difficulties by
forcing every county assessor to
comply with the law by bringing
suit against him and his bondsmen
for the difference in amount OF the
income on the present assessed
valuation and the amount that
would accrue if property was prop
erly and Justly assessed When
an assessor takes his Office he IS re-
quired to take an oath to carry out
the laws OF the state and also is re-
CURED to furnish a good and sufii-
cient bond to assure faithful dis
charge OF his duty. The Colorado
Springs man thinks the states f.
nances in serious enough condi-
ton to warrant charge of direlec-
ton OF duty against the couEty
assessor and require their bonds
men to make good the deficiency.
This scheme would be rather tough
on the county assessors. they being
all equally guilty, but it might re-
suit in the law being rigidly en-
forced in the future.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
Sidewalk nesies.

La JuxTA. coLo, June 10. issp.
no MRS. EDA 3. X, MCKEE: YOU ARE
hereby notified that pursuant To a Z. soiu.
ton OF the Board OF Trustees of the Town of
La Junta and the provisions OF Ordinances ia
and ~ OF said Town. n sidewalk will be CON
structed along the east side OF Colorado Av-
enue In said Town extending from Trinidad
are notified To construct aaid walk according
to the provisions Of said ordinances within
fifteen days from the date OF the last puhlica-
tton VI this notice. in front OF the following
descfibssf lots belonging TO you: Lot u, block
~, L. JuntA, Coin. In cnar snid walk V moi
will be constructed ny the authorities OF slse
town OF La Junta and the cost thereof as-
sessed against you and your said bropsrty
and made q lein against the same.
JAMES KING. Street Commissioner.
Ffrst publication. June 81, 1879.
Last publication, July 5, 1sp9
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
INCREASED .rArs LEW scHsmE.

The board Of equalization OF this
county, at it's meeting in July,
will be called upon to consider a
proposition, to be submitted by
Governor Thomas, OF increasing
the levy for state purposes to
six mills. The levy is limited by
the constitution to four mills. but
as the railroads of the state have
signihed their willingness to pay
the additional two mills in order
to help the state out Of its f,nan-
cial difficulties an appeal will be
made to the boards OF equalization
in the various counties to increase
the levy to six mills on all prop
erty over which they have juris-
diction.
Colorado laws do not seem
to exercise very great restrain
ing influence upon Colorado Of
fcials. Whenever they see fit to
violate law to suit their own con-
venience, or even provision oi
the constitution, they do not seem
to have the least conjunction in
doing so. Why should not an Of
fcer of the law be compelled to
obey the law the same as an In
dividual9 Are they not equally IL
able1 Every county assessor in
the state violates the law annually
by not assessing property At its
full cash value, and that Is what
has brought the state into its pres
ent financial difficulties
The proposed increase in the
state levy is plainly unconstitu-
tional, and would partake Of the
nature Of voluntary eontribution
when paid. Even il the scheme
was aereed upon, no tsxpayes
could be foeced to pay il. Thia
unlocked foe spasm Of genesossty
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
Sidewalk Notice.

LA JrNrA. Colo. June ~. Isye.
mo w. J. BARKER, DENVER, COLO: YOU
arc hereby notified that pursuant 20 = res
oiution Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
'of La Junta and the provisiona OF Ortlin.
ances ia and u OF said Town, sidewalk viii
b constructed along the east side Of Colorado
Avenue In said Town extending from Trinidad
Plaza to and acroSs Montana street, and you
are notifed to construct said walk according
to the provisions OF said ordinances within
ttOu OF shls notice In front Of the following de
scribed lots belonging TO you: Lots II
and Is. Block IS. La Junta. Colo. In case said
walk 10 nut constructed by you within the said
time. the same will be constructed by the Au-
thoritiea OF the Town OF La Junta and the cost
property and made . lien against the same.
JAMES KING, Street Commissioner.
Firss publication. June q, isqR.
Last publication. July 5. Is0e.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
Sidewalk Notice.

La JUNrA. Colo, June 10. 1892
mo RCBiNE ALLEN. MARSHALL. MO-:
You are hereby notified that pursuant To
. resolution of the Beard Of Trustees Of the
Town OF La junta aud the provisions of Orrii-
nances iis and 81 OF said town. sidewalk will
be constructed along the east side OF Colorado
Avenue. extending from Trinidad Plaza To and
acruss Montana sttect, and you are hereby
nOfined TO construct said walk according fo
the provisions OF said ordinance within fifteen
days from the date OF the last publication OF
this noticc, In front of the following described
lots belonging to yoa: Lot ~. block ~ La
JuntA, Colorado. In cabe the same 10 not con-
will be constructed by the authorities of the
Town Of La Junta and the cost thereof as
seseed against you and your said property
and made . lien against the same
JAMES KING. Street Commissioner
First publication, June p. 1893.
Last publication July s, lsy9.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
ssse..slk Notice.

no THE BISHOP AND CHAPTER or TIE
] Cathedral OF 81 John. the Evangelist, OF
Denver. Colo, Denver. Colorado: You ara
hoseby notified that pursuant N n resolution
a the Board Of Trustees Of the Town OF La
Junta and the provisions o, Ordinances III
ard u Of pAid town. . sidewalk will he COZ
nwe In said town. extending from Trinidad
k1a1a DO and Acruse Montana street. and you
are hereby nottaed 70 construct satd walk &c
eofting 20 the pyOviaions Of said ordinance
within nfseen days from the date Of the Lest
publicatton Of tkis NOTICE, in frDut Of the fol.
"a 49, q. Is csss ssid yak i not con
0fr1eeed By you within said time the same will
- ooanerUosod BY ths anthos1tsea II the Town
aGn1nst you and your satd property md made
4 1Q0 a8otnHt tlbe 9oA9.
jzNnB KlN0. 0erest Commissioner.
Iint publtuatioa, Juue a. 1Soo.
EAge pNhl1cas1oa, Jnay :. -.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
Rocky Ford so..s.

Rorky Ford people are all gong
to La Junta the Fourth. Our
stores will close at 10 o'clock.
E. ]. Smith and family left for
the east last Saturday night TO be
gone two weeks. This is Mr..
Smiths first visit east since he
came here ten years ago.
/. N. Fenton and wife went TO
Baca county Monday morning.
looking for a cattle ranch where
upon to move their herd, the range
north OF the river becoming too
dry to suit Joe.
A number OF the Ford people
being desirous OF celebrating the
Fourth at La Junta suggest that a
special train run from the west
some time after noon and one west
at 10 or II o'clock at night.
In conversation with Senator
Swink he told us that between the
legislature and the severe cold Of
last winter he lost about one-third
of his bees. While we were aware
that the result OF the last session
OF the legislature worked hard
ship on Colorado and her various
industries, It is the first we learned
of it having been SO disastrous to
bee culture.
Tue reunion Of the blue and the
gray at the fair grounds last SAT-
urday and Sunday was we'll at
tended. Saturday, the exercises
opened by an address by Mayor
Mcdonald, after which Judge
Royal, Commander of Colorado
and Wyoming, made the principal
address of the meeting. The Judge
is an expansionist in every sense
of the word. He advised all to
follow and defend the flag and to
let it not be lowered from our new
possessions. His speech was full
Of eloquence and patriotism. Hon..
G. w. Collins made . very pleas
ing address of about thirty min
utes. Then FOLLOWED the election
of officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted ~ follows: Presi-
dent, James A. Lockhart; 1st vice
president. B. L. Mitchell; ad vice
president, H. l. Olmstead; sd vica
president, DR.. Palmer; 4th vics
president. Capt. Wood; secretary
william Green; quartermaster, Il.
H. Burr; marshal, n. Badger. AZ
the Sunday meeting the grand
stand Was filled to overflowing and
an interesting programme was rene
dered. 81
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-21
Attention Teacher. !,

The Institute OF Normal District
No. s, comprising the counties OF
Baca, Bent, Prowers. kiowa and
Otero. will be held in La Junta
July 3Ist to August I2th, inclusive.
1t is hoped that every teacher in
Otero county will make arrange
ments to attend this meeting.
MARY J. ANDERSON,
DAVID BARNES, Secretary.
President.