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posed that one of his horses rrarcd up
ne he was leading him. and struck him
on the breast with his fore foot he was
unconscious most " the day. but to-
wards evening recovered.
Another wedding In the nelFhhorhood:
Daniel Merrill, the only son OF Henia-
min and Agnes Merrill married Miss
Ncttlu Miller daurhtrr ~ Melvin and
Mart q Miller. the bride wns offered
the choice of o. Grand reception nt her
fathers house or ono hundred and nfty
dollars cash. the young lady chose the
latter. but an aunt 10 tho bridegroom
came 90 the rescue n the happy pair
and q reception was held last night nt
her house. which was numrroualy at
tended BY their friends ana relatives.
Many valuable riffs were presented to
the newly welded paid together with
many good wishes f1r their future hap
pincss.
CREAMERY AT TAYLoRsvtLLE.
a iarse creamery II being put up ut
Tnyloruvillc on tho west bank Of tho
Jordan. some furty-thrpr Of the neigh.
bors are Interested IN the plant. iiIHh-
ops Hrunion ana KnwlinH nre among
the projectors of this Industry. together
with cMsarr. Hairh. Frame and Atwood
brothers, Insure the success q the ru-
turpriao, Tho plant IL being put up hy
Howard ana stubha 81 Colorado. John
G.. Wildnnn Of Iowa a. experimenting
the construction. and Archibald Frame
IN doinE the foundation ana brick work.
The capacity OF the plant On two ihuu-
sand nye hundred pounds " milk pur
hour u has an Vlrht horse power one
rlnr The Idea On 90 mako the first effort
IN butter producing alone. ana then 90
try production 81 cheese later on
Cows VIII b. ln greater roqulaitlou In
the nolEhhorhund ana mo- dnuht the
lurEr number Of idle horses that are
paHturlng the valuable lands here.
nhuutH, VIII ma paaturnEu elsewhere
and give place 10 the milk producing
COW.
A Jersey bull on tho main street of
Murray caused h little sensation this
evening. The attempt made 90 driv-
him BY men on horseback was of mo-
avail Tor some time and tho bull was
master o. the situation Fp1tmrn kept
close 90 store doors Tor safety while
cfitlclslng the buli-nFhting qualities ~
the hurrcmcu who Woru attempting a.
drive his bovine majesty.
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Location " prlnciral place y business. salt
Lake tlty. Utah.
IhUfr nrU delinquent urnn rho following
Hus. riHHi atura. nu Account ~ assrasHurut 30
t lrtlgd un April F. ts1n tho several amounts
80 uprslto thn naup % tho f~poctito
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NOTICE u hereby given pursuant 10 Article
I'UEuu 10 thu Articles ~ Incorporation 81 the
-UvlDr Mining & Milling Company that tho
annual meeting " The Hiuekhulhurs " said
Officers, and fur the transaction ~ any aud
90 such business us may lawfully come be-
furH n. viii be- hold uu Tho 18th DAY u June,
isI ulClua tho sesuud Tuesday in aid MONTH
lt two o'clock D. m. ~ said LAY, nt the ofiica
uf said Company. corner " ilfth south and
Tenth East streets salt lake CITY Utah.
y. D. MtktNNff
Dated May 81 tslA SECRETARY.
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The city council mot In REGULAR acn-
sion last uiaht. and among the business
transacted were the following. II was
decided TO repair and Increase tho
equipment OF the hrr department. G. G.
Amuuaon was granted the privilege of
using the city water Tor four years free
Of charge. IN a fountain which he will
erect on hia Second street residence
property. A hig batch " petitions were
considered, and an appropriation Of
t2.22sts was made 20 meet current ok
pcnaca.
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PUSHING A SUGAR FACTORY.
Gratifying sncccaa IN being achieved
IN The canvass being made ln this cyun-
~ Tor subscriptions toward establish
inF "a sugar factory IN this locality, \
ilst turned lu from Hyde Park today,
showed that IN that place the pupula-
tion of which n about 200. t2.tQ0 has
been subscribed. Good reports como
ia from other parts of the valley.
LEGAL BUSINESS.
The following papers were Med IN the
district court today In the case Of
WIN. %. brown W Nancy J.. brown. "A
demurrer was nlCd by the defense, The
Pleasant Valley Coal company nlcd suit
10 obtain 80. due az nnh payment ON
two ears % coal sent him,
Christian iiHmpaou potliioned 90 be
appointed admlnlaimtrlX Of tho estate
II I0dedlnh iiampa0n, deceased, which
la valued az 800.
The administrator ~ tho estate %
Janet 4 uurton filed u petition for the
sale ~ the personal property Of the
deceased.
Logan. June a.-Nine Of LoEan'a
young men ioft on last nights train for
tic Alberta colony. 60 work upon tho
canal being constructed there. About
twenty murv afu expected Co leave
within tho next ten days.
Miaa ~. a. TofgrnHen. the pcHcrrt
Telegraph company operator here, ~
home again after months vacation
spent in ogden ana salt Lake.
The Richmond ana Wcllaville base
ball teams appear horu In a match
game tomorrow.
Farmers In from different parts Of
the county report the prospects for a
good Crop this year much improved by
the recent heavy rains The crop VIII
not b. ho large 90 last year, but VIII
probably be- up 10 the average,
Thomas clayton or Preston, after Inn
hibinE too freely OF whisky yesterday,
wilfully ran Into u RIG drawn by 3. r.
Tclfnri OF Richmond. when about half
way between here and Hyde Park,
when Telfnrd complained. clayton
drew n revolver and threatened 60 Mn
him. Tclfnrd rnt hold Of hiH hHHnilant
and chokod him into submission. tie
then returned 10 Logan ana Hworo out
o. warrant for Clayton on n charge ~
assault with deadly weapon, Tho lat
tor came TO town ana after sitting up
an uiFht sheriff Crockett captured him
iir WAS huulned before Justice
Knowles today ana held Tor trial to-
morrow a. n n. m. bali being nNod ut
500 which he furnished.
A marriage license war issued today
10 Hans &, Nielsen ana Annie @. Peter
sen. both Of Mink Creek, Idaho.
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Two accidents have happened IN
Provo during the past week y, w.
Harrison, who was working on tho
Provo canyon railway grade, was
struck by % lying rock caused by "a
blast ana his LETT arm was broken.
The OTHER accident was that of young
son OF NielH Nelson, N Provo Bench.
The lad was riding "a horse and
leading another. when the one he was
leading Whlrled around and Kicked him
ON the right leg. breaking H. Or, Allen
o. attending both cases.
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NorIcr on srocKnoLDrny nrrrlNo

principal place ~ business, salt Lake
ttV Iuhi lleAtlunuf works Gold Noun
tain Mining District. Pluto Uounty, Utah.
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ALL DISEASES.

Specialists they Prom tis
Paralysis NrtHE n
neurc Disease
Norcocn urturo structure uti u Chronic and Private Diseases
PRICE and terms within he roach Of u Consultation
all tho office
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Mi' G. g. TH"MfH"N' HORN hlINEN MINE FRISCO UTAH
Nr rhomrson years "a o.
m The umc-hhd
eat anything and terrible plight
relief employed those who most mrhy recommended and finally
Specialists "a
% like living steadily
feel every
glad endorse h Doctors cquaunnd
chccrfuly
me about a.
THIS CASE is A SAMPLE OF DRS.
SHORES SKILL.
Dr. Shores Hundreds W
people
.
suit these patients learn
ng ana could be avoided
shores foes all Catarrhal diseases including
By
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SEVEN WEEKS
in THE HOSPITAL

SUFFERING INTENSE CHRONIC STOMACH TROUBLE
WITHOUT
nY DOCToH AFTER BENEFITS
GREW STEADILY wotsH BEST MEDICAL
TALENT At OF
PROFESSION UNABLE RELIEVE
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John Adams, John brooks. Frank
Scott ana James Mcdonald the four
tfsmpa, charged with houHsbreaking al
lohi on May 3nth, were before Judge
booth today the two former entered "a
plea Of guilty ana Adams was sens
ioncrd 70 seven months In tho State
prison and Brooks 60 eight months Tho
cases against tho other two We're dts
missed ON motion OF tho district nttar-
heN sheriff storra took tho two pria-
"uerH IN Salt Lake this Afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-19
Supreme Court Calendar.

1 G. X. G. Rookie VS.. The
Queens Hospital ct al. Excep-
lions from Circuit Court, First
Circuit. Magoon & Silliman for
plaintiff; Kinney, Ballou & Nc
Clanahan-Castle & Weaver and
Robertson & Wilder for defend.
ants-appellant.
2 @. r. Bishop ct al. VS.. The
Queens Hospital ct al. Excep.
tons from Circuit Court, First
Circuit Kinney, Ballou Il Nc
Clanahan for plaintiffs-appellant;
Castle & Weaver-Robertson &
Wilder and Magoon & Silliman
for defendants.
3 Ookala Sugar Go. VS.. j. r..
Wilson. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, First Circuit. Kinney Bal
lou & McClanahan for plaintiff
appellant; Thurston & Carter for
defendant.
4 Kauimakaole Lazarus VS.. AL
exander Lazarus. Appeal from
Circuit Judge, First Circuit. Hen
shall for plaintiff-appellant; De
Bolt for defendant.
) Republic Of Hawaii VS.. Chas.
Palea. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, Second Circuit; Hons &
Coke-Kaneakua for defendant.
6 Tai Kee VS.. Minister of the
Interior. Mandamus. Humphreys
& Hankey for petitioner; Attorney
General for respondent.appellant.
z Cecil Brown ct al vs.. Jos. p.
Mendonca. Error to Circuit Court,
First Circuit. Neumann for plain
tiffs-in'error; Hartwell for defend
ant-in-error.
8 e. A. Koran IS. s. B. Dole ct
al. Submission of an agreed case.
lie Blond & Galbraith.C athcart &
Parke for plaintiff; Attorney Gen
eral for defendants.
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Q H. T.. McCandless VS.. Solo,
mon Mahelona ct al. Exceptions
from Circuit Court, First Circuit.
G. Brown for plaintiff-appellant;
Poepoe- Robertson 4 Wilder for
defendants.
10 Hong Kim VS.. Mrs. M. ka-
hilo Hapai. Exceptions from Cir
cuitCourt, Fourth Circuit. Wise
for plaintiff; lie Blond X Gal
braith for defendant-appellant.
II Joao Vierra VS.. John Souza
Pires. Appeal from Circuit Judge,
Fourth Circuit. Wise for plaintiff.
appellant; Little for defendant.
II Yock Kee VS.. Hilo Mercan-
tile Co. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, Fourth Circuit. Wise for
plaintiff; lie Blond & Galbraith
for defendant-appellant
13 Mary E. Foster ct al. VS..
Kaneohe Ranch Co. Appeal from
Circuit Judge, First Circuit. Kin
ney, Ballou & McClanahan for
plaintiffs; G. Brown for defend
ant-appellant.
Ia John ID. Paris VS.. Antonio
Fernandez. Appeal from Circuit
Court, First Circuit. Kinney, Bal
lou & McClanahan for plaintiff
APPELLANT; Magoon & Silliman for
defendants.
Is F. j. Tesla VS.. j. p. Kaha-
hawai- ct al. Exceptions from
Circuit Court, First Circuit. Achi
& johnson for plaintiff; De Bolt
Correa for defendants-appellant.
16 j. A. Hopper VS.. G. w. Lin
coin ct al. Exceptions from Cir
cult Court, First Circuit. Kinney,
Ballou & McClanahan for plain
tiff; Magoon & Silliman for de.
fendants-appellant.
II James Hoare VS.. s. G. Al
len. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, First Circuit. Kinney, Bal
lou & McClanahan for plaintiff
appellant; Blacksmith Tor de
PENDANT.
1S In re Estate Antonio Felip
or Philip. Appeal from Circuit
Judge, First Circuit. Humphreys
& Hankey for movants; Robertson
& Wilder for administrator-appel-
liant.
10 Margaret V. Carter VS..
Wing Chong Wal Co. ct al. Elk
ceptions from Circuit Court, First
Circuit. Monsarrat-Weber for
plaintiff; Kinney, Ballou & Nc
Clanahan for acknowledgement
liant.
90 Republic of Hawaii VS.. G.
Avail. Exceptions from Circuit
Court, Fifth Circuit. Creighton
Correa for defendant.
81 In re Estate of Kamakala
Exceptions from Circuit Court
econd Circuit. Chillingworth-Ka
neakua for petitioner; Hons &
Coke Richardson for contestant
appellant.
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MORTGAGES.
RkcoRpEn July l, 1899.

Mstsnra g. S. Masui, OF Hilo. Ha-
waii, to Hamauo, OF Honolulu. Chat
tel Mortgage, dated June %, 1899;
consideration, $1,000, at IL p, for 6
months; Liber 1856. folio 70. Sugar
cane crop at Plihonua, Hilo.
Wong Leo & aud vie, Of Homo
lulu, to Bishop q Co. Dated June
30, 1899; consideration. $6 600, at 81,
3 years; Liber 1876, folio "a. r. p.
AGA, l.. @. A, 1313B.. portions of r
p. 3546, L. g A lO49S, at Kalihi,
Apana 2 OF Grant 1891, r. p. 5557,
l.. G. A. 6, st KaiIua, Koolaupoko,
portion of Apaua 2 OF l.. @ A. 725,
at Kamakela, aud portion Of L..
Q. A. 6263, at Lilih, street, Homo
lulu.
j. X. Nahale and wife, of North
Kona, Hawaii, TO w. r. Castle, Trus-
tee, OF Honolulu. Dated June ~.
1899; consideration, $500, at 81, 8
years; Liber 1872, folio APO. Grant
3618, at Kailua, North Kona, Ha-
waii,. Patent 1858, at Kohanaik,
North Kona, Hawaii, Apsna l of r.
p. 1920, l.. q. A. 1880, at Hienaloli,
North Kona, Hawaii. anu r. p. 24O8,
at Koiala, North Kohala, Hawaii.
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Estate transactions Of Record
in the Office of the Registrar of
oonveyances.
coNvEyANoEs.
RECORDED July 3, 1899.
Luha, Of North Hilo, Hawaii, to
v. B. Maynard, Of the same place.
Deed, dated May 30, 1899; consider.
alton, 500; Liber 1874, folio 306. Il.
p. 1869, at Laupahoehoe, Hilo, Ha-
wall
M. F. Bento and husband, OF Hilo,
Hawaii, to w. s. Wise, Of the same
place. Warranty Deed, dated June
26, 1899; consideration, $3.50; Liher
1874. folio 3O7 Apsua OF h. p 46
70, l.. CA. Abs, at Wainaku, Hilo.
X. Kuamoo and wife, Of Waikiki,
Maui, to j. de Motts, of Makawao,
Maui Deed, dated June 10, 1899;
confederation. $35; Liber 1914, folio
309 One-half acre in the Hui Land
OF Kokomo, Makawao.
Mkt and wife, OF Nahiku, Maui,
to Il. Ksipo, of HaDs, Maui. Deed,
dated March ID, 1899; consideration,
SIS 90; Liber 1874, folio 300. r. p.
1926, l.. @. A. 1870, at Nahiku.
U. Kukiha ct al, of Han a, Maui,to j.
Ksiewe, of the same place Deed,
dated April 26, 1899; consideration,
S25; Liber 1856, folio 26l Grant 49,
93, at Makspipi, Koolau, Maui.
Kaahuko and husband, of Wailu-
ku, Maui, to Kanalulu Keoho OF XII
pahulu, Maui. Deed, dated Dec. 81,
1889; consideration, Sl2; Liher 1856,
folio 262. Oue-half interest in a
piece of land al Manawainui, Ksupo,
Maui
Nelly kama aud husband, Of Koo-
lau, Maui, to N. Oms'eu, of Hama,
Maui. Deed, dated June 20, 1899;
consideration, $75; Lber 1876, folio
263 Apsuas l aud 2 of r. P. 1866,
l.. =. j. 4726 ard Arsnas | aud 2
Of X p 4773B. At Wailus, Koolau,
Mani
one
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ESTATE REGISTER.

A Record Of Real and Personal
Estate transactions Of Record
in the Office Of the Registrar of
Conveyances.
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600 Dozen Towels, 75c a Dozen,
at L. B. Kerr's Departure Sale
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Groceries to the Fore.
In Union is Strength, and 80 1t
is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-Sparco war brought about
high prices for time, but it has again
come down to its former level. and we are
getting our groceries as cheap as we ever
had them before. II every stock holder In
the company were to purchase his or her
groceries from the Co.opera i've Grocery
Co., the success Of the corporation will be
assured.
Coll and trade; free delivery o all parts
OF the city.
e. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
Co.. Ltd, out KIM Street, opposite Raj
road Central Depot
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
CAPT. ROCKEFELLER
CANNOT Be FOUND.
Believed 10 Have Been Taken
Prisoner by Rebels.
HE SERVED IN CIVIL WAR.

Washington. May E-Adjutant
General Corbin this morning re-
ceived dispatch from General
Otis announcing the disappearance
of Capt. Rockcfeller, of the Ninth
Ohio volunteers.
He was commanding a battalion
near Caloocan on the 2Sth of April.
He visited the outposts that after
noon and has not been seen nor
heard from since. a dilligent
search has been prosecuted. but
without success. Some personal
papers, which had been in his pos
session, were found two and half
miles from the front. 1t is be-
lieved that he lost his course and
was captured.
Captain Rockefeller is well and
favorably known in the war de-
partment. He served throughout
the civil war. AT the outbreak of
the war with Spain he was made a
captain of one of the Ohio com
p mics.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
Colorado Boys Returned.

San Francisco, May l. The fol-
lowing members of the First Colo
RADIO volunteers returned on the
transports Sherman and Grant,
and were landed at this place yes
terday: Corporal l. A. Mclean;
Privates E. q. Mason, Frank Baker,
George Cooley, George FL, Bel
mont, Charles F. Robbins. George
Gourlay, Clay L, Berry, Adam
Smith, Charles f. Ray, Thomas A.
Campbell, Edmund Southwick,
Albert Seeling and w E. jackson
Theodore j. Stevens. OF Company
B., is patient in the ships hos
pital
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
Battle With Desperadoes.

Salt Lake, Utah, May 1.-Two
desperadoes held up several men
near Brigham City, Utah, last
night. The sheriff of Box Elder
county and posse pursued the rob-
bers and came up with them early
this morning eight miles from Og-
den The robbers fred on the
posse and several shots were ex-
changed. The robbers then es-
capped to the hills
Captain Brown. of the Ogden
police force, went to the assistance
of the Box Elder county sheriff
and the robbers were again located
in the hills and another battle took
place, in which Captain Brown
and one of the robbers were killed.
The other robber was captured.
Great excitement prevails
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
DOESN'T BELIEVE IN BOSSES.
Mr.. Hanna Says He Has No
Choice for Next Gov
ernor OF Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio, May l. Sena-
tor Hanna is here today, and in an
interview derlar,d he had no
choice as to who should be nomi-
uated for governor at the coming
republican state convention. He
said lle did not believe in bosses
either in state or national politics.
He also declared that he and
Foraker had made up no slate for
the convention.
Regarding the Philippines Mr..
Hanna said that as soon as order
was restored the administration
would lay the matter before con-
gress.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
|IRDNER SITUATION
IS UNCHANGED.
I.Eiug Miners Hold Possession
Against all Authority.
FNy BLOWING UP THE MILL.

Spokane, Wash, May dis
l.rhes received here from Ward
i this morning say that the stu
! kon there remains practically un-
|.nged. The striking miners are
| fall possession, and hold the
| \ against all state and county
|bority. They are orderly, but
sst on their demands.
| The body of the miner who was
|ed Saturday night was found
4 morning, and turned over to
I coroner. 1t is not likely, how
|sr, that an inquest will be held
|iil the mining matters are set
and the trouble is over.
The miners emphatically declare
|,t they had nothing to do with
|Dving up the mill Saturday
Ebt. They say it was done by
mine owners, or at their insti-
ion, for the purpose of having
|daim against the miners. They
clare that they will allow no non
lon miners TO 20 to work, and
4 no union man will go to work
|til the demands of the uni IN are
|sded to.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
Sam T.. Jacks Funeral.

New York, May l,-Services
over the remains of Sam T. Jack,
the theatrical manager, took place
yesterday afternoon. Flowers and
floral tributes in abundance we e
sent by friends. A large service
was conducted according to Il e
Masonic ritual. A large number
of theatrical friends were present,
The body was taken to Oil City.
Pl., where interment will take
place today,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
A THRILLING INCIDENT.
Surgeon Stricken With Heart
Disease at Critical Point of
Operation Son Saved
Patients Life.

Chicago, May DIR. Rueben
Ludlam, Sr. president of the
Hahuemann medical college, and
one of the most widely known
homeopalh practioneers of the
world, was stricken with heart di-
sease today Just at the critica!
point in an operation he was per-
forming at the college hospital.
Although DIR. Ludlam was carried
from the operating room in dy-
ing condition, his sou. DR.. Reuben
Ludlam. Jr. who had been acting
as assistant, Immediately seized
the instrument from his fathers
hand and. to save the life o. the
patient, continued the surgical
work.
DR.. Ludlam, Sr, expired within
five minutes i'll room adjoining
the operating room, but it was not
until half an hour afterwards that
the son went TO his side.
The patient was a woman. The
operation was the removal of a
fibroid tumor of large size from
the abdominal cavity. The pa
tient will probably recover as the
result of young Ludlam's service.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
TO RELEASE GILMORE
He and Ten Men of the Yorktown
Boat Are Prisoners.

Washington, May 1.-The navy
department this morning received
an official cablegram from Ad-
miral Dewey. as follows;
Manila, April 80. From APP
parently reliable information |
learn of the fate of Lieut. Gilmore
and ten men of the crew of the
Yorktown's boat at Balor. They
are prisoners at the headquarters
of the insurgent army. | am con
tinuing the investigation.
(Signed.) DEWEY
The above information tends to
relieve the grave apprehension
that has been entertained in of
fetal quarters for the safety of the
crew of the Gorktown's boat, and
the result of the news is that
negotiations can now be conduct
ed with the Filipino headquar-
ters for the release of the men. 1t
is believed that the American of
iicials will consent to release al
most any number of Filipino pris-
oners in exchange for Lieut.. Gill
more and his men.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
Warrants Drawn.

Washington, d. c., Aril 30.-Ai
the request of the secretary OF
state the treasury department to-
day drew four diplomatic settle
ment warrants for $5,0OO.OO0 each
in discharge of the treaty obliga-
tions of the United States to
Spain
The warrants directed the treas
urer of the United States TO pay
these several sums to his excellen-
cy, jules mbon, ambassador ex-
traordinary and plenipotentiary
of France, representative of the
government of Spain. The war
rants were signed by +. A. Van
derlip, assistant secretary of the
treasury; +. j. Tracewel. comp
troller, by C. NJ Force, chief
clerk, and by Ellis II. Roberts,
treasurer. who directed the assist
ant treasurer of the United States
at New York to pay them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
For Tornado Sufferers.

Jefferson City. Mo, May L
Governor Stevens this morning
issued proclamation calling up
on the public to send relief to the
sufferers at Kirksville and Newton.
The proclamation requests that all
societies. clubs and associations
rally to the relief of the destitute
in these cities.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
Public Invitation.

All friends are most cordially
invited to attend the wedding OF
our daughter, Cora, to Jay M
Lind of Denver, at the First Pres
byterian church, Thursday even
ing, May 4, at $50.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. ID. SMITH.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
SQUADRON COMING
The Admiral viii Reach New
York Harbor Tomorrow.

Washington, May Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron will arrive at
New York harbor tomorrow. The
admiral will go to Washington in
order to discuss with the navy de
partmeut plans for his summer
maneuvers.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
School Meeting.

Al tn l:3o school meeting this
enoon tax of Is mills was
led for the ensuing year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01

Fedora at Pueblo next Thurs
day evening. Excursion train
leaves Florence at p. M. Tickets
at the Palace Pharmacy. s1.00 for
the round trip.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01
DEWEY DAY OBSERVED.
Large Cities Celebrate in Honor
of Our Great Admiral.

Chicago, May 1.-The celebra-
ton of Dewey Day is general in
Chicago. Churches, schools, clubs
and societies have made up elabo-
rate programs in honor of the adj
miral. Many business houses and
residences are beautifully deco
rated.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-01

There was young man called Tate,
Had a restaurant date at :OS;
But it's hard to relate
What this fellow named Tate,
At this tc cte- -teto ate at S:OS
--Poet Laureate.