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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

Was bic mddtiae 6anb Der Semiz
ramis Dor 1000 Sabren erf6affen, bic
bdngenoen 8drten bon Babylon. lit i'm
mooernen Babel, in paris, neueritanz
ben, unb apar in elmer Weife, oaB es
feinem 3tpeifel unterlieat. bic bort
auseefiibrten eieenartisen Nnlasen
peroen in furaer 3eit allerpdrts Nadz
abn.ung fihben. Mit ben ~Roof Gar
bsrs" amerieoniiGel @roBitdbte baz
ben Die Barrier Oadgurten ni4ts sez
r. einlam, lettere iino tpirfiide Gar
tenonlasen NIT Bdrnen l.no Strdu=
6ern.
Die sSoee riihrt BON einem Monne,
Ramen5 Sabarp ber. Der piele Sabre
heim Sdulerbau beihdftigt gene len.
Wuf ieiaen Dielfahen 8eiien bate er
in ben beiben 2dnbern, beipnbers in
sllaier uno i'm Orient, 9elegenbeit sez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
5ctttf6es Nitritcnblut.

Die t!ir5lt9 pollaogene Wermdh!ung
elmer beutI9en Tlrltentohter nit benz
&rpnprin5en bon Mpnteneerp bat
pieberum einem europdi16en SDrpn,
Dem porlebten, Deuthbes @ebliit gez
iihert. 9lur nod Serbiens 9erri iherz
baus lit ni6t nit beuti i6em Siirltens
blut Dermiidt, fon1t aber ale iibrlsen
europdilhsn Sbrone.
Gin Slid auf Die 5amilien, ipsl4e
heute Die europdii6en Sir Itentbrpne
einnehmen. pirb biele gebauptuna Be-
ftGtiaelt. @un Oeutihlanb ielbit ton=
men mir bei bieier Runbf9ali gait3 db=
feben, benn ppm aaiier unb benz RD<
ntasbaufe ber 9obenSonern at Bis 5u
ben fleiniten Siirltertbiimern 1inb es
oeutfae 8ei4le4ter, tpelhe bic aro=
men. bic 9erSogsz unb bic 5iiritenbiite
traaen. OeutIb 1T au9 Das Glterz
reiAiihe &ailerbaus, ipenn es fi6 au9
burh 9eiratben ptelfa9 nit auber=
oeutiden 5iiritenseI6ledtern per=
mifdt bat. 9ltd,t nur NuDolf bon
6absburs par ein Osut1her ionbern
beutIh mar audi 0runa BON 2otbrin=
gen. Der @erabl Maria Sberei iias, Der
Nbnberr bes eegentpdrtisen Rai1er=
baules. Die Mutter, pie bic beritor=
bene @ema1lin oes Raifers 5ran5 so=
ief, tparen Mittelsba1erinnen. 9luf
benz 9brone 8elgiens iibt Elm sSurit
aus toburger Gtamm. Die @emablin
beg iesisen R0niss Der 8elsier 1T eine
Ofterreicbiide @raberaosin. bic Mutter
bes prGiumtiben Sbronerben, bic @rG=
fin bon sSlanbern, 1T bes ssiriten bon
6obenaoIlern Sismarinsen Sodter.
Gbenfalls Elm prina bon @a9len>Rp=
burazGotba, 6erbinanb, mar es, tpelz
d1er Der aDnigin Maria bon portuaal,
Der Mutter beg ieBisen aoniss Don
2uis. Die 9anb rei1te, fpbab }ih nit
bcllem Re6t bebuupten lGbt, oab baz
felbit ieBt 0iiriten aus beutIhen,
@tamme herrf9en. Sin Yrina por
Sa4ien<Roburs =Gotba mar ber prina
2llbcrt. Gemabl Der &Dnisin BON Gnas
Lamb. iobaB in ben Mbern bes prinaen
opn Wales beutlcbss 8lut fliebt.
Dos beui54e 8lut lit inbeB nicbt
erit burh ben prin3en 9llbert in bic
englilhe RDnigsfamilie aefommen.
Seit bic NaAtDmmen Der {dDnen, un=
eliidli4en Marta Stuart, ber Socbter
RDnig Sacob bon Gnglanb, nit @eorq
!. bon 8raunfhtpeig liineburq sen
Sbron bon @rpBbritannien unt esr=
lamb beitiegen, baben iie bic beutfcbe
Mhftammung rein erbalten. Qlle RD.
nige unb prinaen bes Danfes tpdren
nit bentf4en prinaefiinnen pernldblt,
nnb iinb gegeniDdrtig ber prin5 BON
Males unb Der 6er3Dg bon gbinburch
BON bteier 1rnbitiDn abqenihen, in
bem bts eriferen @emablin eine pr;nz
3efiin bon Ddnemorf, Die tes atpeiten
cine @robfiiritin BON Nublan6 lit, 10
ergieM fib Bel elmer atnaueren Inter
fuhung, bah biefe Mbptihunq bod
1slir eine IAeinbdre 1T.
Gliiubttb, Rniferin bon Mublant,
beitimulte au ibrtm Grben unb Ndd,s
fclger ben Wrin5en Better bon 0Dls
iteinrG Gottcrp nnb ern1bfte aur @tz
mdblin fiir ben na9btrioer peter III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

funcen, Die bort pielfah aaftretenSen
BlumenterraHen au bepunbern; er
fabte benGebanfen auf unb, als er I'd,
our 8ube 1ebte, perfolate ct feinen
2ieblingsnuni1 tpeiter. Biz er ibn iest
aurgoIlenbune eebraht bat. Ntdt neit
bonn arteiii6sn 8runnen bon 0reneile.
ba tro bic Mpenue Suffren u1te Der
8puleporb 8artbalbi slifammenf0z
BEN, hotte er Elm gerrain ertnerbsIl.
bofelbe nit Sduiern BON 5, 6 a1.b z
5todiperfen Der Reibe nah bebanen
laRen, bic lebte Sanb an bieieIben
aber nid7t, tpie eSebermann erfpdrten
pirb, bonn Dad.beder. fpnfern = pa@
ranor senug eridheineno - bonn @drts
ner legen luaen.
Infer Bilb peranIhaulidt einen
biefer Oa6odrten in Der Mpenue &c
5ufFren, Der iih auf einem iiebenltos
digsn 6aufe befinbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

eine prinaeliin BON Mnbali 3erbR.
nett allgeneiner befannt unter rem
Namen Gatbartna H., Selbfberri1ks
rim aller Reuben. Sbr 9obn, 8ai!er
paul, mar speimal nit beut5hn
prin5eIfinnen permdblt, Nleranber +,
Nifolaus l., Mleranrsr II. unb
idmmtlide 8roBfiiriten fiibrten @es
mahlinnen aus beutfhen 6iirItenhSuz
fern beim, unb aaiier Mleranber III.
bat eleih ZEN Yrinaen bon Males in
Der aohter R0nis g6ri{tians TX. BON
9dnemarf ben SprDblina etHss ura!.
ten, beuti9en Turitensei9Ge9tes gebst
rat6et, unb ebenfo Der iebige &aiier
gltfplaus II. eine be1Ii1b 6iirItentod,e
ter. Wit aDnia gbriitian uno ieiner
Gemahltn, elmer 9eborenen prinaeIIin
bon 9eHenzaaTel, lit Elm anherer
3neis bes bolftsin'fden 6aules. bns
bereits in Hubfanb berri6t, 1T
Shlestoig 9olftein 8liidsbura auf
Ddnemarts Sbron setommen, un5
1iht MIR i'm NDrben trarb ibm bas
Scepter, perpflanst lit bas @eidlpd.
cua naA 9eaas, auf altclaiiiidNn
gpren. GDnig Gbriftians aipeiter
ecbn, GeOrs, 1T a3nis BON griedens
LAMB ssipDresn.
eSSrn bena@barten sStalien herrIda
bas uralte italienii9e Saus @abopen,
oeutides 8lut ffiebt eber 1oippbl in
&0nig 9umberts Mbern, tpie in benen
ie'ner gemcblin, ber R0nisin Marsas
rita, benn feline Mutter mar cine gr3<
ber5ogin bon Oeiterrei6, tpdbrenb bic
ibrhge bic pertpittpete 0erapgin bon
@enua, cine So1ter bes per{forbenen
a0niss BON Sa9ien if. gben1o mar
GDnig Nlfons bon Spanten NIT elmer
Oeutfben, nit ber Gr3herapgin Marie
gbriitine permdblt, 10 bab aud in ben
Mbern bes fleinen fpanii1en R0niss
heutibes 8lut tpdlIt.
Gin altes, ru6maefr0ntes beutftxs
6aus, Nafau Sranien lentt felt
Sabrbunberten bas 5taatsffiff Der
yfteberlanbe; bic grb1tattbalter anh
fpGteren a0nise tpdblten fait INNER
oertfhe prinseffinnen gu ibren 2e>
bensgefdbrtinnen, auh bic R0niain=
Wlutter 1T etne beutfde, cine ipaibed'=
fde prinsefiin.
gson ben gbronen, tpelfe aus ben
betpegten Wpgen Der rorientaliieben
Srase" empnrseitiegen fnb, bat man
atpei ebenfaus neutfhen prinaen an
pertraut. Der Giirft bon 8ulaarien
TT elm Bring bon Roburg. Gin prins
bonn 9oben5Dllernf ftamme aber ift ROS
MIG pon Humdnien, AUDI feline @emahz
I'm gliiabetb 1T eine So1ter bes yirs
ften gu Mieb.
Mit Musnabme BON @erbien -- bie
Siirfei fann natiirlib bier nidt IN
Betraht fommen giebt es ipmit nid5t
einen einaisen 9bron in europa, auF
tpelhem riht bentfne sSiirftenqe{hIeAr
ter rber MbfGmmlinae beutfdher Grin.
defiinnen cber 0iir{tinnen heutf&er
Mbtunft 3Gben, benn audi III @6lrss
ben, lpo bic sFamiIie Nernn6pi!e
krrfnt IL bic R6nigin Soptit esne
prin5efiin BON Mdi3dn unb bie@t @trprs
RrinStiiiu Dictoria. eine 3pdier be3
@rpb bber3DgS unb Der Gro6 {fapQtn
bon 1dbeu, eint GDuiine bss bs,lii sn
aoiitrs.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, COChlSE | Tribe No. l., meet every rhuraday even. n,y ut the Opera House Hull Visiting broth- .rs cordially Invited. "A. MAKKKY, c. of k.
 Dr. hdInuIitlson, Medicine Man.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01
Caution NJtice.

A LL PERSONS are hsrby yarne,, n,o;,,, , -A bay ing. leasin.s, or in any way s..xin,, tp obraIn nny right. title, interest or control of anycer'nin ininins ciain. in the Huuchn. ca Mo.inai,s. ryct nt,y attemp,el tn ia .ncatsa by j, T. rippett aud ... V nun,,,o @ D' said aftenlted kea io.s are called '.Sn, m pit" and Monarch. respectively, and nt. JcinptS tu npprop'iat, t:ls nin,nw ,.ronna un,ier, be locations ious a,ii well know" n . ihe OUTLOOK and .Uri.D K EX TENStd,N
 .duatei nsar the summit of the middle nen,, 4! iEetruii.;e b"twrcn the head of Ram.cr tini M9ple Canyons. which, c,nims wer., ,.,,t open for io a,ion st ths'i. ...e ,f kuid ntte,nnt . d approi'r'arion by said J II. Tippett anJ N v. UuuiOH. ~
 Furthesni.,rc. all worit done on .,,,, 1! ro,nd oi ihe Ou1LOOK airi OUrl COX !N iENSlOS by sid parties aforesaid iS i.. eby e,i3nei anal Ciie si,iic will he for tLs ieIoiit oI s,.ii uU LGEtE aud OUTIO 'K ! SrESSlUN mining claims. the prop.rty of i,. u".icr>ialci. J. ". 5 UMPS Co.
 S~.ptctii''t zJiit. iE% sep2i, 1p
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01
THE FRATERNIT!ES.

DERRECT ASHLAR LODlE, No I2 F. 6 A. M \ Meets first Thursday oi each month. Wis i,inx brethren cordially invited to attoiid. E. A. SWEET. w. M. J. l.. BROWN. Secretary.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

HOME FORUM-Bisbee Forum No, l95S, n meets first and thirI Monday In ench monti. Opera House, :SJp. lM. Visiting com iAnionS always welcome. N.
 it. ". Stulloy, Pres
 F. r. DeviDe, Treas WIn. ,criins!er, Sec.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01
State of California,


 County of Los Angeles.}
 Before me, Harney Sturdevn,,t, a Notnr, Public in aud for the county of. Los Angeles State of california, on this day, personally appeared Daniel lunes H. Jcvne, George L. cole, c. c. 4 lien, E. Gilman, J. j Lonergan J. F. Boyntun. r. [. Weaver and A. 5. Rob. bins, personally known to me tu be the per sons whose names are subscribed 10 the fore going Instrument. aud acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration thor"in exprcssed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 22d day of October, lSaa.
 [Seal1 ''.- HARNEY STuRDEvAST, Notary Public in and for the courts of Los Angeles. >tute of Calforniu.
 My commission expires on tho 22d day of April, 1901. |. Internal Revenue stamp, 70 couts cancelled,
 +
 Filed and recorded at request of A. S. Eo!r: bins UcgoLer 9, 1852 at < q. n , in book 1 uf Interpretations, pa es 4jo +5i, :, ,la3.
 FRANK HARE, County Recorder. By IEE Q. WooLERY, Deputy. First publication Orl. 50, 9.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

TAMES 6. ROAxSSON, ATTORNEY
 at Law, Tombstone, Arizona. Will practic in all tho courts of the Territory, and in the supreme Court of the United States.
 Office Corner ith anl Allen streets.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

| RrUHR FISK, VIOLINISr. LESSONS CIV on ut reasonable rates. Address Box 4Si.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

Al CTS .us noa in themselves to be Di,a.btrl ,n n. au ki''i requested lu cal and ac.Ii. at once, ts we have ,il,- lr,scd ut o,i, Jus iness.
 i,IsDsR DRUG SroRR,
 J. S..Wiliiams. z. Co. Prosr's. Risbee, ,0ct.9,
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

('OUKT HOWELL. NO. IL, J,;ES rEStiS OF V America meet every Wednesday night.
 5 \. '. I)WLE, 0. K. !AMrs KELLY, Financial Secretary.
 THk FRNrEENAi. BROruERHOOD.-IN- dePendsnce Lodge, No. j3. meets every first and third WodIa.da.s of the month hisiting m.nDcrs a, q cJrl.,...y iavited
 FRED FUss, Sserptars.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

Do you want your old watch good a,, new? If so have it repaired by il,nkle, the jeweler. in Blewelt's shoe store
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

ANDMARK CHAPTER NO. d. R. A. NJ. l. Stated convocation third Tuesday in rMch month. Visiting companions in good ,taudily nro frAternaliy invited to visit.
 j. U. PitirChAkD, IL. F. FRANK J. GRAF. Secretary,
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

IT Y. -Y I ;
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01
To Them it May Concern.

.s J A s I
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

NUkEN LODGE, NO. B, A. 0. U. w.. MkhTS 2 every Saturduy evening. Visiting broth Alfred Godfrey, Recorder. II. c. FRAsRk, l! !II,,,Icier. r.3 .-t*
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

KY c. STAEHLE, ATTORNEY AND COUN. w. soiior. Tombstone. Corhise County. A.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

[ 0. Q. F. BISBEE LOUGE, NO. 10. MEErS |. oycry Wednesday e,ening Waiting broth srs cordially invited tU aI' cad. 4. '. WAT siNs, \. G., SMILE MAhKs,R. 5.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-01

ALLEN R. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AMI h Counsellor Law. Office on Fouftf .treet, Tombstone. Arizonn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
Sent to Her Sons.

Great Falls, Nov. 15.--Mrs. Charles
Wright left to-day for Lakeview, Iowa,
on transportation furnished by the
county. Mrs. Wright has been an in
mate of the county poor farm for the
past three or four years and has five
sons in the East, to one of whom she
goes. She Is addicted to the use of
opium and has no relatives in the state,
but will be remembered as the mother
of Lottie Wright or Herman, who, it
will be remembered, several years ago.
was killed OF alleged to have been
killed from the blow of a beer bottle
in the hands of her then husband. one
Riley. Riley was tried for the killing
but was acquitted on the testimony OF
Mrs. Wright. Mrs Wrght's sons have
never answered any letters sent them,
and her trip there at the present time
will be considerable of a surprise to
them. 1t is said they are quite well off
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
1t Was Continued.

Great Falls. Nov. 15.-The adjourned
council meeting tonight, for the pur-
pose of taking UP the paving matter,
was continued until Saturday night. 1t
is understood that an arrangement may
be made whereby the work may be fin
ished by other parties than the missing
contractor. In the meantime no word
has been heard from Canary, nor does
anyone appear to know anything OF his
whereabouts. His family is at Albert
Lee, MINI. Canary had $1,000 advanced
him to pay for labor and supplies by
w. T. Conrad, and it is not known just
how much of 1t he expended. It would
seem not much, from the number of
unpaid bills which are showing VI
against his account.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16

a number of smaller plants. The win,
dows were decorated with potted
plants and over the altar the decora-
lions were of ivy and palms. A large
number of invited guests We're present.
At | o'clock the groom entered the
church through the vestry door and the
bride entered from the front Of the
church on the arm of A. w. Kings
bury, her uncle. The groom entered
on the arm of A. =. Wheeler, the best
man. AS the bride walked up the aisle
to the strains of the Lohengrn march
she was followed by the maid of honor,
her sister, Miss Bessie kingsbury, lean
ing on the arm of S. d. Largent and
by her mother, escorted by c. L. Jones.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the residence of the
brides mother on Fifth avenue north.
where about 80 guests gathered. The
happy couple left on this afternoons
train for Cincinnati, Ohio, where they
will reside. The groom is resident of
Cincinnati, while the bride. who has
lived in this city for eight years past,
has a host of friends who join in wish
ing her all the happiness that comes
to human life.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
A Broken Collar Bone.

Great Falls, Nov. 15.-This morning
just before train No. l, for Anaconda
happened to A. r. Ramay, a brake
man, which resulted in a broken collar
bone and his being crushed severely
The train was backing up to couple on
to the baggage car Of the Stranger"
company and Ramay got in between
the two cars to make the coupling.
There was not much distance between
the cars when coupled and Ramay,
who Is a new man, committed the mis-
take of going between them to couple
instead Of facing either car, as he
should have done. He was crushed
badly.
Ramay was taken to the hospital and
his bruises attended to and he is rest
ing nicely,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

"A. J. Cowell and wife were down
from Bynum this week.
c. w. Cooper and wife are visiting
Great Falls from Choteau.
Marion Burke, the Stanford hotel
manager, is in the city on business.
Wallace Coburn, the Choteau mer-
chant, is In the city on business visit.
F. w. ISingsbury and family, the Du-
puyer merchant, is down from Dupuyer.
Mrs. Robert Coburn and children
have gone to California to spend the
winter.
The meeting of the Cascade Farmers
association, heretofore announced in
these columns, will be held at the court
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
Foreclossd Mortgage.

Great Falls, Nov. blast week
George Clark ct al of New York, fore
closed a mortgage covering all the
property of Clark Bros. & Co., the lars-
est sheep men in Teton county. The
stock ranches, etc, are being sold in
separate let's. One lot, consisting CT
old sheep en- route to the Chicago mar
ket, was sold yesterday at the Benton
stockyards by Under Sheriff Crawford
and was bid in by the mortgages:
1871 dry ewes brought 50 per head and
$50 old bucks So. About 1900 stock
sheep, also belonging to Clark Bros,
will be sold November % at Herman
Maurers ranch at Kennerly coulee, on
the Teton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16
Tlran New Cases.

Great Falls, Nov. 15.-Dr. We'tman
from the quarantine hospital reports
three new cases of smallpox in the past
three days. Two of them are the chill
dren of John Mango from Stockett and
the other z. c. Conklin, the well-knoWn
sheep man of the firm of Conklin Bros,
who lives three miles from Stockett.
There are now ii patients in detention,
and all are doing nicely except Charles
Porter, the colored man, who was ia
ken from the bad lands in this city
some time ago. Porter's case is quite
serious, but DR.. Weitman expects to
pull him through.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16

O'clock last night he was resting easily
and was free from pain. About that
time he complained of feeling worse,
and the doctor was again sent for,
but before he arrived Gibson was dead.
Mr.. Gibson was a boiler reDairer. vas
highly esteemed by all who knew him
and had a large circle of friends. The
funeral will be held under the auspices
of the Sons of ST. George, of which or
der he was a member.
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Died Suddenly,

Great Falls, Nov. 15-Robert Gibson,
an employee of the Great Northern ma
chine shops on The west side, died sud
denly last night from shock conse-
quent upon strangulated hernia. Mr..
Gibson was subject to collie, and when
he was taken i'll yesterday afternoon
a physician was sent for, and up to Il
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16

Montana may we'll be proud Of her
sons-Caloooan was the test ION to
Manila" tells the story and contains
portraits Of the heroes. Secure copy
at any of the Standard offices at 25
cents and one coupon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-16

Portraits Of Montanas LIST regiment
commanders and line officers in "On to
Manila" Only rs cents each. when &C.
companied by coupon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
ATTEMP TED MURDER
OF DREYFUS' COUNSEL.
Maifre Labori Shot Down While
On His Way 10 the Trial.
ASSASSIN NOT APpREHENDED

Rennes, August Ii. Maitre La
borie, one of the counsel for Cap
tain Dreyfus, who was shot early
this morning while on his way to
the court martial is not believed
to be fatally hurt After being
taken to his home, he told his part
ner to proceed with the case, and
that he would be present to assist
him within the week.
A bulletin issued by Labori's
physician at ~ O'Clock says, that
the bullet has been extracted from
the injured mans back, and that
the attorney is out of danger,
A later bulletin, issued at $3.50
says that Labori's condition is
worse, and that complications are
feared.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

THE TRIBUNE has Just received
a limited number of the Colorado
Hand Book, an encyclopedia treat
Use on Colorado towns, scenery, in
dustrial resources, etc, in which
Florence receives favorable men
ton, told in conservative manner.
These books will be distributed
among our subscribers absolutely
free. Three months subscription,
81 20, in advance, will entitle you
to one of these valuable hand
books.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
REPORTS NOT EXAGGERATED.
Terrible Sufferings of the Victims
of Porto Rico,s Storm.

San Juan, August II. Late re-
ports of the havoc wrought by the
cyclone show that former reports
of loss of life and destruction of
property are not exaggerated.
From all over the island come sto-
ries of frightful loss of life, terri
bic accidents and following de-
struction of crops threatened
starvation. The suffering of the
storms victims is beyond descrip-
ton, although at this time assur-
ances of aid are being received
and it is believed that famine
will be averted through the gener-
osity of the United States. whose
protection and assistance the Pdr-
to Ricans now claim.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
SHELTERS ARE BUSY.
Preparations Being Made to
Work Full Capacity.

Denver, August 1.-THE Globe
and the Grant smelters fred up
this morning and over three hun
bred men are at work. The man
ayers are very busy making prepa-
tons to work full force.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
Fatal Result of jealousy.

Chicago, August 14.-Crazed
by liquor and jealousy, Thomas
Coghlan, an employee Of one of
the packing houses, shot and kill
ed his wife, then blew his own
brains out in wine room early
this morning.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
SECURING THE COUNTRY.
Large Parties are Out Securing
for the ldier-Murderer.

Denver, August l4.-Posses are
still securing the country in every
direction in search of Wellington
G. Llewellyn, the soldier who muir
dered officers Clifford and Griffiths
early yesterday morning, but all
trace of the fugitive has been lost.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

The reproduction of the Jeffries-
Fitzsimmons fight by the cineomat-
ograph, every round perfect, eleven
rounds showing knockout Grand
additional features. Vaudeville
and dramatic sensations. Will be
at opera house Monday and Tues
day nights, Aug. 14-l5.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
IAMMANY IS
IN HOT WATER.
Richard Croker EuIogizes the
Silver Leader.
TAMMANY MEN INDIGNANT.

Saratoga, August II. - Van
Wyck's presidential boom has been
punctured. The statement of
Richard Croker that he will sup.
port Bryan has EN- barrassed the
Tammany men who have been here
in the interests of Van Wyck,
Speculation is rife as to this
change in Croker, but no one is
able to arrive at definite conclu-
sion IN the matter
The Tammany men openly re-
sent the desertion of Croker and
threaten to fight any proposition
he may make.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

The Windsor fire, startling and
realistic. This famous New York
conflagration which caused the
world to gasp in horror, faithfully
reproduced by the cineomatograph.
The battle of San Juan; the cineo-
matograph, shows the brave boys
in blue as they charge up the hill
supported by the Rough Riders.
Opera House Monday and Tues
day night, August IA, Is
Silver and Lead
S;lyar COL . laoJ St Ok
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

Washington, August l4.-Cro-
ker's assertion that Bryan is one
of the greatest men of the century
and statesman dearer than any
other to the people, is regarded by
Bryan men in Washington as an
indication that Tammany will be
for the Nebraskan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14
Last Nights Storm at Pueblo.

Pueblo, Colo. Aug 10. -Gne of
the most severe cloudbursts of rain
and hail in the history of Pueblo
visited this city at 9:45 tonight
and lasted about 30 minutes. The
streets in the main section of the
city were running rivers for three
quarters of an hour and much
damage was done to window glass.
The easements of most all of the
business houses on south Union
ave were flooded and in front of
the Central block corner of Second
and Main streets hail had drifted
to the height of Is inches.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

There never was more compre-
hensive, yet at the same time COM
pact and convenient handbook of
Colorado published than the one
THE TRIBUNE offers to its subscrib-
ers. The book is complete en-
cyclopedia of knowledge concern
ing our own state. A three months
paid subscription to The TRIBUNE
entities you to the book.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

If you want to borrow any
amount of money on real estate
security, see j. j. Fitzgerrell, he
has plenty of money on hand
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-14

Try the Lemon, Orange, and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy. l02tf