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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. Peter Wehl is reported
TO be quite seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Dautell is confined to her
room with severe attack of pleu-
risy.
Attorney james T. Locke, of
Canon, is in the city today on legal
business.
Mrs c. J. Long, of Pueblo, is
in the city at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. j, Daniels.
Mrs. W, J. Daniels has been
severely afflicted with la grippe
for several days, but is somewhat
improved at this writing,
Miss Mollie Bennett, who has
been the trimmer in the millinery
department of the Golnen Rule.
left yesterday for her home in Hi
nois.
v A. Hutton, the popular
school teacher at Chandler. is the
guest of Alfred Durfee today.
Yard dropped in to see the
TRIBUNE force.
E S. Emmert, representing
the Fidelity Savings association,
called at this office today. He is
looking out for business, but Just
wanted to pat us on the back
and urge us to Lay on, McDufT. "
And we will take his advice.
Prof. +. II. Clark went to
Cripple Creek this afternoon to
occupy the pulpit of the Presby-
terian church at the services to-
morrow. His father, the Rev. Mr..
Clark, has not yet recovered from
his late illness, and is far from able
to return to his pastorate at Cripple
Greek.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
Wit. Gallery God.

Alta performance of Faust in Cork,
Ireland. the gentleman who enacted the
part of Mephistopheles was so stout that
the trapdoor was too small to permit
his descent to the Internal regions. and
all of his person above the waist was
still visible over the stage One of the
gallery DDS, noticing his dilemma, ex-
claimed. "Begora, the place is fuIli''
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
FREE! EREELI

At the New York Dry Goods store.
During our Great Money-raising
sale we will give a pretty Fancy
Work Basket with every $500 pur-
chase, as exhibited in our show win
dows. New York Sropr
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

The attorney for Mayor James
Doyle of Victor has filed his brief
in the habeas corpus proceedings,
IN the supreme court. 1t is doc
ument of thirty-two typewriter
pages, and, as it states, is princi-
pally repetition of the oral ar
guments had before the court.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

1t is expected that Rev. c. A.
Berger's brother, of Great Bend,
kas., will sing a tenor solo at the
grand concert and elocutionary
entertainment to be given at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
ing February Z. Mr.. Berger was
connected with the Parsons Col
lege Glee Club and is an excellent
singer.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

You will miss a rare treat if you
fail to attend the grand concert
and elocutionary entertainment at
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, February 7. Besides the
prominent local talent that will
assist, it is expected that brother
of Rev. G. A. Berger VIII be pres
ent and sing tenor solo. Mr..
Barmettler, of Denver, will res
pond with violin and cornet solo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

Tickets are going rapidly for the
grand concert and elocutionary en-
tertainment to be given at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
ing, February I. General admis-
sion only % cents 10 cents extra
for reserved seats; now ON sale at
postoffice news stand.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
people / Have Smiled With

People ! Have Smiled With
and Some Others is the subject
chosen by the pastor of the Bap-
tist church, the Rev. Robt. d.
Graham, for his lecture to be given
in Lobach hall, February 13. The
sale OF tickets is already going on
and large number has been sold.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
Strange.

Mr. Crimsonbeak--Di you ever think
what funny thing lemon IL?
Mrs, Orimsonbeak-Why funny?
lyon know how sour it is?''
"Oh, yesi"
We'll people take en- to make 'em
sing sweetly. '-Youkers Statesman
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

Your Mothers Apron Strings" ="
at the Methodist church February
18th or 18th by Chaplain Lozier.
A unique entertainment of absorb
ing interest.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

You can save money by having
repaired at the shoe shop
in Ferguson S harness store. 99t6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

The Woman's Whist Club of
Florence will meet tonight with it's
corresponding secretary, Miss
Roseberry.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

The dedication of the Methodist
church is announced for February
'2b.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
SUPREME COURT
ebursb Services and Religious meetings
u In Florence

krst Baptist Church,
REV. RoBERr u. GRAHAM.
Iauday School, 10 a. M; preaching ii rs and
II 80 in Union Hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

/ Erst Church of Christ, Scientist.
lSery Sunday at the Rogers building, Main
Street; Sunday morning service 10;45; even,
1 Iing at :i5; Sunday School II AS; Inquiry
meeting every Wednesday evening at ;i5
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

Benedict's ROman Catholic Church,
z. GREGoRY, o. ;. b., Pastor,
nday services, first and third Sundays In each
month high mass and sermon, 10 a. M. sun.
lay School at p, m; yespers and heuedic-
ion Of the blessed sacrament at 7 80 p. m.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
b Presbyterinn Chnrch.

krst Presbyterian Church.
REv. c. A. BERGER.
knnday School, 10 a. M; Service and Sermons
II a, M; Junior Endeavor, p. M; Y p. sc. f
f. $50 p. M; Evening service, 80 p. m;
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
Il 80
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04

lethudist-Episcopa Church,
REV. A. l.. CHASE.
Sorner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
next door to the church.
funday School, 10 a. M; Morning Service, IL a.
M; Glass meeting, " M; JuuiDr League 2;30
M; Senior League, p. M: Evening Service
a p. m. Prayermeetiug every Wednesday even
ing 80
4embers of all denominations or of no demon.
.ination will be sincerely welcome at all of ON
Aurches.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY

,-.sentative, T. J. Ehrhari
~ 5ce J. Il. Cooper
.,ss,,rer George CassedY
~ 'nnty Clerk. Jos. W. Nilsson
n ssssor. Henry Lloyd
sriT w. L. Hawkins
N, Of Schools, JAS Woods
IA ,ronor DIR. Jas. 4. Baker
* ,rveyor. G.. f. Nichols
@S% II. L. White
n nmmissioners Albert Philip
Sss% j. McCandless
#Z SENAToRIAL, NINTH DISTRICT
& .nator W. b. FELTON,
S& DISTRICT CouRT, ELEVENTH DISTRICT
X doe. NJ S. Bailey
II torney. Lee Champion
Ii ERIK. j. Wilson
s8 NATIONAL
| Z. O. Wolcott
majors II. NJ. Teller
John ShatIroth
80 sreSsineu I John G. Bell
( district Judge, Moses Hallett
n arshal. j. A. Israel
q erk of Court, Edward f. Bishop
1ttorney, IL. w. Hobson
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-04
OffIgIEr DIRegc0Ry
TOWN DIRECTORY

PIT. MCGUIRE, Mayor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

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corr,ar Methodist church; chief clerk anu anu
o,,,,ort accountant for the harDoI ailu
Wtorf Commission; Public Secretary 10
~ G. Iouis School Patrons Associa 'lo''
eIe 40 District Conference OF stewards
~e ~ Methodist Episcopal Church' also'
takes an active part IN tne W. W. ,oIi,,,o,,.
and educational topics lor seEela &c. .old ir
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
RADEORO.
snproaching Marriage-Pastor c"ii
ed-Briefs,

r,cr RADFORD. VA, January II
are out announcing inc
marriage Of Mr.. oscar Kuhn, d proihi-
nent young merchant of Radford' 10 Ni'9'
rmmert. of Bristol. Tenn, to take place
at the home of the bride January lo'h'
\ reception will be given by the coupie
ON their arrival that night. A..
Pev charles J. Jones, VINO Ior .io
noet two years has been pastor Oh lhv
Rantfst church here, has receiNeu d N"'i
Ia The church in Pocahontas. ,,..L
of the 9o0 pupils attending Bele heth
Aoadorv over 95 per cent. Of them were
present this week at the hau-'eilh ~
aninations. Considering the extremely
sa,,ere weather during the whole WEI
and the prevalence Of grip, TINS ID ihuse0
q fine showing. 800 oil
There IL prospect OF a sasse.it -. a RI
| factory's being started in hauio'u - ,hs
near future. The parues arc oi I'M
/ a,ro,,rd and II Is their intention 10 run
/ - h,,siness on a large scale. Ihere 10
,I@rtv Of the sassafras in this sec'Ioll,
"a tbe business is a profitable one One
- ~ Gentlemen concerned told your coi
yoeDondent to-day that the oid-ufhe "oy
/ - I'm, the root had been done away
u,itb and that an automatic machlno We.
"eed that could pull the roots from wv
acres in a day. The company proposes y
,nake ali kinds of extracts, as We" d.
NH The Radford Foundry and Maenins
works have leased the Stove ana MANS
Foundry. ,o,a a nrog
Judge and Mrs. CasseH gave d p'Ne
nostication party Friday night. a..
Mr. Charles w. Lucas, for the pas ID -. AZ
wears deputy postmaster az HN''
ford. has resigned his postum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

r. can leave Richmond daily
passsrFf nesday CTuesday freight onlyl
via Chesapeake and r. ONO ana raiiT Pe.
az A. r.i n; OF cSorfoii1 and Western
terspure n connecting at Norfolk
route,O GA 6ominion Line steamer sailing
same eveW@ffgg eWSa Z f.S'f RtoutffE
Il Richmond leaves Richmond
steainMsn nnday at S r. III. for New i.fA
Via James nv, a. Richmond Transfer
IicFe.s sO3 cas-, Main street; Chesa,
Compaagg nd Ohio railway. and Richmond
peake am .SurS railroad depots. and at
and Petes ofsee. 1912 east Main street.
sSiich%ond. BaffsRTfEsI G GaffAea 'n'0osA'
, WORK ana all points beyond can
for New by direct steamer sailing from
be shIpp pd every MONDAY at p. M;
also, by steamer l SD nsAT IgIS e ~
WEpNEsSaUr Norfolk. connecting with
z. n: Tor Tor New York.
st sesanrn;test closed one hour before sailing
time. o..,ved and forwarded, AMI
Freight nils Of fading issued for ali
nortSsrn sa;StsMyp sew SR4 fo YofRKp ports
PassenEeff NJ. Saturday. p. M ia
Norio OH Norfolk and Western railroad
or Chesapeake ana 0hlo s Taiwiay, route
Direct STE, stesiss1AlT GRDAY 2 P. NJ; pas
leaves eVenaa freight, and freight b.
senSers via Via Norfolk every. MONDAY
sSa %WsFEsDNEabA,Y5 r a. = NJ bier No.
! ealiinss root Zoo, OF Beach street.
Np TTr.an,sht received and forwarded daily
e1 FOR further infqrmation apply to
1919 east Main street
| Richmond Va.
=. Guillaudeu. vice-President an
rwsPc Manager New York. oc q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
mn CHIyERs IN RICHMOND.
.r., Secretary of the ID. Y. L. u
on n visit to the CITY

on visit to the Ci's'
l. y Chivers. general secre-
-, the BAPTIST Young Peoples onion
Tar! u - e on a visit TO Richmond
~ ~riyod Yesterday afternoon oy way
-, oId Point and will return 70 Ne" io'N
nv the same route, leaving here 'o-'i'o'-'
by the $50 P. NJ. train Pitch
The object OF DR.. Chiverss WISH -
-. this time is TO look in1o
- -..,,r,,rarv arrangements being nidue
Tor the meeting Of the great 80 satls-
here in July next. lie hau executive
rs.',i,,ea last night and VIII nlaNs o. =,
,.ntton OF the Auditorium to-inoI
With a view TO ascertaihihs W.,
i.arations ~ any, are necessary W
al1el iUaine suitable for the aesileu
the building sui'
pr nv conference last night was nelu o.
.,siSonce of Hon. j. Taylor hlS So
Waterman OF the Executive OVi,i. .aS 20,
| No IN east Franklin street. II uahar,
noarIv three hours and all thS 'n ma tre.
we're nresent There war d III. .-.~,,tta.
interchange Of views ana u. ,ororma
| gained from Or. Chivers niu.n 81 nan
e., tbet will be helpful to them III n.ap
tioh 'na' it, nlans. 1t is not yet apso
80 80 certain that tire conVehtion VIZ
~ here Satisfactory raliroao con
co must be secured, and the n neces
S cess funds provided before the intsrh "a
t fT Committee will reach us ma ma r oy
c c These important subjects are h''
receiving attention. ..-,ot,va an
DIR Chivers. who Is an attracuve 90,
bright speaker, will address mas nus S,ree
ing of young Baptists az Le nta,. T,
cnurch this afternoon at $50 CLOCK
Iii also preach at the First church IN
roorning. and at Grace-Street tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
r,sr-M.srEns ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Meeting and b"h""e'
Masonic Temple Last Nis"''

The Masters Assoc aaon. oae y.
the best-known and most inhue"''''
Masonic bodies in Virginia. held us an
nual meeting and banquet al the Mas'no
Temple last night. The meeuHs
probably the larges, IN point OF a''e"u
ance ever held By the association ""' '''
banquet was superb. .,e
Major ]. n. Capers. president Oh w
association. called the meeting 10
IN the blue lodge room, ana hlsee
animal address. in which he clscuSsoU
,tines Masonic In a very interesl.hs mo
60 lie then presented Mr.. j. = MO'1s'
a. orator Of the evening" VINO ma
element address on the or4sin "a ,tooSa
masonry. its uses and abuses. Mi, 49,
delvod 10 s6me depth In Masonio 80
and brought forth mucn lhlot in' .',.' ;, m
he hene6t of his brethren VINO gave INN
absorbing attennOh ,,.s pos, Grand
Judge Beverly K. NellIolu, aS a., on
,,'s.eer v'as next introduced, and IN an
address on what it means TO be Masoh'
a. ,,ot only traced the order back TO the
do,,e ~ Solomon, but explained IN III ..
orrate language the duties devol,ing upon
a Mason. His address was com elo@uen'
and instructive. ,,.o, 90 or.
After the addresses the election OF ON
GERS was gone into and Mr.. l.. l. IN ~ :,
ton was chosen president; Colonel - ~
Wingo. vice-president; Mr.. l. Lovehs'c.n
| secretary. and Mr.. George T. King, SCI
,-eant-at-arms The newly-elecied ono y
we're duly installed. after wnlch Mr
Cbristian made a speech Of aecep,ancs
re also devoted some time to discus
sion of the duties Of Freemasohiy, a" oa
ave his auditors much wholesome a ' - -
NJ Julius Strause offered resoiutl .,li,, -
tbenks TO the speakers OF the eEeIrr, =,
end the motion was unanimously carrie
| with a rising vote. - so.ortad 70,
Tho lodge-room was then oese, ,ty,,,,a ~
tho banouet hall, and Caterer ma, ''a'
Krause outdid himself the inI rem y or
nne @o Of the most tempting which ms has Ie II.
oolv for some time, and all OF the ue Yen
cacies AFFORDED BY the season VIZ Wen S,sfic,
IN excellent manner. AFTER Iun wing,
bad been done the edibles Coiohei ne l"el
l Las introduced, and made neat o s.Ht
D was ting the Office Of viceptes'u r,ar
Co., sneakers who followed liz w NJ
Ce e,, ]. Thompson Brown III. ND Mr.
H,@sIeston. Hon. W. NJ. Flanasa an am Tn,
T,or,as Taliaferro. Of GloucesISt,
Inrrn"T marty dispersed at midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Alice q. and X. l.. barnes 20
R Dickinson, 10 feet on south slie
FioVd avenue. 151 7-l2 feet east OF Hdf w
street subject TO deed OF trust ioi
''' Waiter Christian, Clerk, to Joseph f.
Glenn % feet on west side Federal street,
between Richard and Christian, IN name
Preston Cooke and wife to Maria q;
Noseiey. u is feet on south size broad
street AZ 10 feet west Of Madison, Sz4v.
q I. Dickinson and wife TO constance
Hartsook. 20 feet on east side Randoiph
street 40 feet north of Beverly, $l,5V.
a b. Dickinson to Alice q. barnes,
1912 feet on Nicholson street, northwest
| corner Williamsburg avenue Wv. .
Tazewen Elicit to Reuben Burton 90 20
| feet on north side Main street. 60 20 ieet
| cast of Adams. subject 10 deed or trust
! for so, 400, $4,000. IT, . r.os
J. a. McDonough and wife 10 James
Grant. 81 feet on Nicholson street, south
! east corner Price, 1910.
| Henrico: c. Carlton Jackson. special
comm ssioner, TO c. L. Wexford, acres
| on Osborne road. 5000
NJ. c. Staples's Trustee to Security BanB
| Of Richmond, &c feet on north side
| Erookland street, 40 feet on north side
| Uenrlco street 207 feet at southwest cor
ner Dlnneen and Carlton streets, and Is
feet on east side Hammond street, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
STUFF AND NONSENSE
THIS THING ABOUT cEH"AS
HOSTILITY TOWARD Us.
DIR RELATIONS MOST CORDIAL.
ca says the United states
dor nj Beriin-The Tcutons 80
po.t.Be,Ium situation Cheer
fully.
fully.

,rrN January 1.-THE oni'eu
cto,as Ambassador here, in an inter''s"
to-day with a correspondent oi airy
sociated Press. said that the "no'e ,..a,
70 INDIGNATION In the two couhli'e'
as bassless this year as last
even be more baseless. &. ANA
He added: I'm my Judgment
-. ortirelv from a small nufhpei
-. ,,,o seek TO FISH in troubled wa.ers'
X. matter of fact, Germany NM 49,
"a sbows that she knows, her oHi' -
~, ,r the East Is to remain on So
fl,,, With the United States. o 20
~ aarthlv motive to take tne 80 90
~ srsniards or the insurgents .hore
-. ,ben, no or egg them on "a 10
Ell 80 Germans at HongkonS anu -,
49, o. no think they do not IKE Aii. .-.
80 is lust as true as there ai 40
N,,oricans there and elsewhere .IN,,sn
at like Germans, but sucn SC
dtrect neither the policy OF oui Eor-
recruitment nor that Oh inc "ei
eign Office -oyorAIJ,Y
Accepted SITUATION CORDIAL ~
o,rbe relations of our country anu 'r,ny
r,anv were perfectly harmonious 20 ne
,bo war and since the war the Thav
have acguieSced 10 our su5o~, - W. a {
sav, from the beginning how the va, o,,on
90 end and they accepted the si.u". III,
cordiaIIv. So far from quarreiiins d. 'n 80
! Iate day over Pacific possessions 'ney J,b
more and more inclined TO woln VIZ W.
ma in the extension Of commerce ~ tn,
OCCUPATION. only about week aeo LIZ
teIegraphed TO their consular repre- ,o,
| tive at noilo, on no account 10 lan I'd
force for the protection OF the opal ii rs
| bur TO leave that matter TO the Aiii''
THE MEAT QUESTION.
.Respecting the meat question, there
very reason to believe that tho ne
condition of things will be mueh ii ~
favorable to the United States thah Ia
old condition. ,,n, nut
THE Cologne Gazette this morning pu.
fishes an inspired article, explaining u
aileqed Injustice Of the American imputs
tion against Germany, and cohciuues
aThe German Government does not nsf
r with its visor down, but besides IN we
! of the fact that German Industry niece
; sariIv needs the American market
2 would be incredibly foolish to lndulse
j a policy Of hostility toward the America
| people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
,o,,-Euown People Dead

-. r,o,. e Redwood, rehct Vi
, Mrs. = ~ Redwood, died Friday at .i ner
James = d ~ the Mechanicsville turnpike H;
residence residence r Ua Nv twice married, first to Mr.,
Deceased was ~ Fairfield, and then TO
James Iaaiyi She was 65 years Of age.
Mr. K t@o one daughter-Mrs. Gilbert
Sns ag IND two sons-James c. Iaa,ey
Wl1ils William J. Redwoodand one sister ter.
ana ana ' in4,e Barker-to mourn their loss o
The funeral will take pace ,d drOl" at at
rb,rS christian church this afternoon d.
3 o'clock. r,-,.o, diad Friday
h,s rssidence. in Goochiand COUNT ~
90" "A years of age, and was wen nnowe
here lie leaves wife and the toi in 49,,
children: Mrs. A. r. Green Oh ,i,n Nor
DIR W. NJ. and 7. J. Holman, n-ieor
ton Holman, and Mrs. u. w. ii@' '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Chinese Habeas Corpus Gases.

HONOLULU. January I. via steamer
N,nnon Maru. TO SAN FRANCISCO. jan
nary IA decision filed by the Supreme
Court yesterday in the last batch Of chi
rese habeas-corpus cases dlsagrees with
the former opinions Of Chief-Justice Judd.
and reverses the situation completely. In
other words, the Chinese petitioners, who
claimed the right 10 land in Hawaii by
virtue of certain permits issued TO them
prior 10 annexation, are remanded PACK
70 the custody OF the Collector to be De
ported and disposed Of as Agent Brown
NAV elect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
FILIpINos EMIssARIEs.
Arrive Mt San Francisco in No"''
to Washington.

SAN FRANCISCO January 14-Amons
tbe nassengers who arrived here to-day
on the steamer Nippon Maru from hong
kong and Yokohama, via Honolulu arc
,hrsa emissaries of Aguinaldo. They are
Senior Morto, Senior Lowde' ana Hehoi
rujd. members Of Aguinaldo's cabinet,
Tbev are en- route to Washnston on q
secret mission. the purpose or Which W.
refuse TO divulge. The Flhpinos are ~,
teuigent. and speak Englsh n ...i e.,
They will probably stay III ,,'s 10y a.
day or two, and then VIII ~ vi ~
| washington direct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Proud of the Dispatch.
lsonfhwest Vlrginlan)

Tho pichmond Dispatch celebrated the
odyert of the new year by issuing
e9oroniete encyclopaedia edition, showing
tbe wonderful growth, telling the story
and cxtolling the beauty of Virginia 5 cap
ltal CITY. Its chronological war chart,
.'%ouing in cycloramic succession the
startIins events In the Spanish American
ENGAGEMENTS. on land and sea, is WITHIN
itecn a couleur de rose. graphicaly pot
traving the history Of that short but brll-
liant and decisive struggle. Nlrgiii IA rs
arn nrond OF the Dispatch, and they
o,,cbt 10 he. because II is loyal 20 their
every interest, and strictly up-to-date III
every department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Fairfax Herald,

The New-Year's edition Of the Rich
mond Dispatch contained a vast fund OF
information relative TO our capital city
and the state generally. The Dispatch Is
credit to Richmond and TO Virginia.
Always conservative, and nearly always
correct In its opinions, with the pest
telegraphic service. and with inteliigent
gpecial correspondents in all the princ'pai
towns in the State, II wophily represents
the best thought and enterprise OF our
DqODie