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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
DISTRICT S. S, CONVENTION
Held in Baptist Church at sardis.
Very Successful

The Sunday School Convention Of
the Sardis District was held In the
Sardls Baptist church August and 9,
Mr.. A. w. Martin, President. The
session OF Thursday afternoon after
devotional services, included an ad.
dress on Advantage OF Sunday
Schools" by Rev. F. ]. AShburn, and
two discussions on Are Union Sunday
Schools Advisable ?" and "How can
parents be induced to attend Sunday
SCHOOL, led by T, W, Martin and Mrs.
Emma Ashburn, respectively. There
were two addresses at the evening
service by w. @. Shafer, Of Fairmont.
State Sunday School Secretary, and
Rev. R. B. Mcdaniel on THE Relation
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
NO. 2o69

forced for the present to hold our Sun.
day afternoon meetings in church
building. Weare anxious for another
place. However there Is nothing de-
nomlnatlonal in the movement. We
win most gladly receive any offer Of n
place ofmcetlng.
1.-THE AFFAIRS of the association are
at present In the handsof a committee
composed of representatives Of the DIFF.
ferent churches.
"a meeting viii be held in the
Central Presbyterian Church, Pike
street, on next Sunday, August IS, at
3 o'clock p. m.
Every man In Clarksburg is wanted.
We want every body to work ln behalf
of the movements
I'VE will keep what we are doing be-
fore the public"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Home People to Operate in Arkansas

The West Virginia Mineral, Oil and
Gas Company, of Clarksburg, has been
chartered to operate for minerals, oil
and gas in Madison county, Arkansas,
on s25, 600 capital. The main office OF
the company is to be at Clarksburg'
The incorporates are Charles A. Hor'
ner, Fleming Howell. A B. Faulkner,
T. NJ. Hood, B. B. Stout, ], l. Alex
ander, w. P. Morgan, B. +. Robinson
r. A. Armstrong, of Clarksburg; and
NJ. j. Francis, Of Wilsonburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
City Assessors Report.

Assessor Will H. Coles report for
this year shows total capltation to be
sl,O6l. The male population is LEO.
OF this I,552 are white and 2Os color.
ed. TIL, female population is l,s47, Of
which l,547 are white and 1872 colored.
Total population is 1907 There are
lo4 dogs in the place. Value OF per-
sonal property is $3.50, 1856 and of realty
81, 32s, 4O5, making a total OF g., 2l9, 4Oj.
The tax on this at sLOO per hundred
will amount to So, 1874.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
NEGROES ROB ASsYRIAN PEOOLER.
Gang Of Them Arrested but Peddler
Identified Woman Only.

An AssyrIan peddler named Johu
G orge was set upon about dusk last
saturday evening by gang OF colored
employees at the Monticello brick
works and robbed of two watches and
80 In money. he and p female COM
panion we're coming from Weston,
and when they came TO the shanty oc-
cupied by the negroes, he went down
20 get a drink Of water. Five or six OF
them surrounded him and robbed him.
Rose Jordan, William Fields, James
David Mitchell, william Rose, Chat
man Benton, Pearl Hoskins and John
Uoskius were arrested Sunday and
JAILED. wednesday afternoon they
were tried in Squire Riley's court and
ali released except Rose Jordan who
was the only one the peddler could
positively identity. She was held In
bond Of $500 and in default was COM
mitted TO jail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Contracts Let for Tin Plate Plant.

Contracts have been awarded for the
construction Of the Jackson Iron and
Tin Plate plant. The American Bridge
Company, Of New York,.was given the
contract for the big steel building and
Withrow & Company, OF Charleston,
will build the boiler,stock and timing
houses and the foundation for the
steel house. The grading is progress
ing very nicely under the supervision
OF Contractor Martin.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Farmers Institute at ShtnnstOn.

Under the direction and control of
the State Board Of Agriculture there
will be held at Shinnston, Aug. 22nd
and 23rd, a Farmers Institute.
Besides papers on subjects relating
to agriculture, horticulture and graz
ing, written and read by home talent,
several members Of the state board
will be present and deliver lectures.
The occasion will be one of profit to
farmers and there should be large at
tendance.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Gone After Factories and Mills.

Anthony Bowen, secretary OF the
board Of trade, went to Pittsburgh
Wednesday morningon business that
may mean much to Clarksburg. He
goes there in response to some inquir-
les about locations here for big manu-
featuring plants and some believe that
he will be able to land some of the big
steel mills ordered moved to other sec
tions OF the country on account of the
big strike. The Telegram hopes he
will land something good In the big
shuttle,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Meeting Of Short Hand Reporters.

The West Virginia Shorthand Re
porters' Association held an annual
meeting in Wheeling last Saturday,
Charles W. Moore, of this city, was
elected as one OF the new members.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
were: Louis +, Scorader, of Wheel
ing, president; John T. Harris, OF Par
kersburg. vice-president; John I.
Hughes, d Parkersburg, secretary,
and Miss Lea Latham, Buckhannon,
treasurer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
New Brokerage Coming

A charter has been issued by the
Secretary of State to the Fairmont
and Clarksburg Brokerage Company,
to do general brokerage business in
grain, feed and farm products, on s5,.
900 capital. The companV's head
quarters will be maintained in Fair.
mont, but otfices are to be established
in Clarksburg also. The incorpora-
tors are ]. F. Conoway, N. A. Jollifi,
Harvey Shain, E. F. Hartley, Of Fair.
mont, and w. E. Watson, of White
Day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Married at Austin.

Mr.. Charles Lee, son Of Mrs Bell
Lee, Of the West End, was married
Sunday evening to Miss Grace From
heart, at the residence OF the brides
parents at Austin, w. Va. They ar
rived here Monday and have gone to
housekeeping in the West End. Mr..
Lee is employed at the Clarksburg
planning mills. Friends extend hearty
congratulations
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Muster Day Within Two Weeks.

o. e. Edgell, OF Brown, state organ
lzer and mastering ofiicer Of the Sons
of Veterans of West Virginia, was In
the city last Friday looking after the
organization of local camp. BE In
formed US that, through the assistance
of Leroy Rollins, roll of q had been
secured and that others would sub.
scribe. He expects to muster the
camp in within the next two weeks,
but has not as yet determined upon
date. The camp will be regularly
chartered.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16
Died OF Typhoid Fever.

Miss Trevia Bell Wiseman, 17-year
old daughter Of Gideon Wiseman at
the Moticello BrlcksWorks, died at II
O'Clock Monday morning, August IL,
1901, OF typhoid fever. Interment was
made Tuesday in the Lowther grave.
yard at Mt. Glare.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-16

q. G. McCarty, prominent young
Buckhannon business man, was here
wednesday enroute home from Pits
burg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
lonllW ole poue ACCOMMODATING Tur
oen SSnbalt ieiner @roi6iire.

lonlln ole poue ACCOMMODATING mr
oen SnbaIt ieiuer 9roidiire.
Sn bem 6ubi9en RbeinItGot6tn
S9ieritein. i'm preuBiI9cn Ee9iez
runssbeSirt 8iesbaben, fdnp geilern
bic feierlt9e @ntbiilung elmer prG@z
tigen Statu fir ben tupferen Buren,
General De 8et itatt. Mus Iob unb
Sern pdren 9etppbner berbeigeitr0mt,
uno es berrihte Die f40nfte Sttm=
mung, biz ii9 @tpas eretgnete, oas
i'm prpgramm ni9t porgeIeben mar.
Ser 6etrebl er, 8rebiger @eIder, fam
in ieinen 8emertungen, Ole mr in
Der @inleituns Der @elegenbeit angez
mefen paren, balb bonn SunbertIten
in's Saufenoite; unb gum maBIpien
Gritaunen .ftiuer 3ubDrer fling er an,
cuff Preuben uno bas 9eutiGe Heic5
gu f9impfen; erudnnte ben &rieg bon
1901 einen gtaub5ug unb Die
Ginperleibung NaHaus in 9reuBen
4nnp 1866 einen re9elrehten 0ie6z
ftabI. &aum bate er 9eenbet, ais ii9
ein fur9tburer Sturm Der @ntz
riiitung erbcb; un6 penn nt6t eini9e
9eionnene n untlugen Giferer raid
in Si6erbeit qebra9t bGtten, ipGre es
btefem ppbl fhlimm erqangen. Dur
f6lper IieBen ii6 bic Gmp6rten tpieber
berubigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22

Sentinel, ob er 5ugeben 'puroe, Dap
oas Slatt cine Dffentlibe SubIcrtpttpn
our 0edung Der Soften ieines rproz
5efes" peranitalte, erpioerte beraomis
raj S9lep in einem S6reiben, paB er
banteno able6nen miiife. Sn ieinem
S6reiben fagt er au9, feline gnpultS>
tpften feien ni9t 10 bebeutenb gene
len ipte man a1gemein dnnebme, bp9
lei Die Sadie gu belitater glatur, um
Offentli6 erOrtert au iperoen.
8 6ddett's Sabresbert6t. s
@afbingtpn, 21, 9}oo.
9eft 9adett, Der Siilfs 6lottens
ietretdr, perDffentli9te lt,nen Sabres.
beri9t, Der 8e3ug bat auf gtngelegens
beiten, Die brett unter ielner Suriss
btttipn iteben, u. u. bic 8erlpdItun9
Der SnIeln @uam unb Sutuila, Die
Marine=Mili3, bas gtapol GOuege.
2aut bieIem 8ert9te ipurDen lpdbs
renb bes leBten Su9res auf Guam
Steuern in 9O6e Don $53,356 erbos
ben, cine 3unubme BON $11, $50 9egen
oos 8orjaDr. Sas @elb nirb 5ur
&nlage BON StraBen, fir &eparirunS
bon 8riiden unb fir llnterbaltung BON
S6ulen pertpencet.
&uf Der SnieI Sutuila, Samoa.
ipurben i'm IeBten Sabre $500 an
Steuern erbpben, tpel9es Gelb Der bprs
ttgen einbeimii9en &egierung Sur 8es
itreitung i6rer Nusgaben Sugepieien
porben 1T. Wie Serr 9adett an3eigt,
tptrb an q ae bes por einem &riegss
9eri9te rebenben Gapitdns SilleB
Commander uriel Sebree bas Som.
manoo iiber bic 5lptten G5tdtion in
Sutuila iibernebmen.
Serr Sadett erneuert fetnen @or=
f9Ia9 bpm porigen Sabre, Der ii9 uui
bic S9affung elmer Marine Reieroe
be3tebt, elmer militGriI9en Organize
tipn ouf notipnaler 8aiis, bic ni9ta
BON Stdatsgren3en tennen, aber uuf
in teiner MeiIe nit Der MartnezM zMili3
in Gpnflitt fpmmen fpiirbe.
Wf0rber bingeri9tet.
&uburn, %. o., 81. Nop.
Jreb. &rift, Der BON elmer Surp Des
Morbes i9ulbig befunben unO gum
Spbe perurtbeilt tpurbe, mubte beutt
i'm elettrti9en Stuble bes bieiiger
Staatsgefdngnifes fetn Qeben lafsn
@r ging itanbbaft benz SoOe ent.
segen.
&rtit ermorbete am Z. Q(pril poriger
Sabres &atte Spbin in8aperlp, Stpac
Gpuntp. @r bate ii4 bon ieiner Sat.
tin getrennt unb benz NidbGen Siebgsi
dntrdge gemd9t, bic ppn ihr 5uridge.
ipiefen ipurben. 9lus &ahe beai6tiqtt
er fte bes 0tebftabls, unb als iie fib il
9egleitung ibrerS9peiter sumGjeri6tt
bega6, feuerte er aus einem Gepolpe,
mebrere S9iiiIe auf iie ob, bic ibrer
fofortigen Sob berbeifii6rten. @r pal
30, &atie 20 Sabre alt.
g GoturaIi Iifotio,ns g 9 6 i'm
0eu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
g III garien.
Sofia, 81. 93op.

Softa, 21. gfob.
9as 8latt n@e5srna 9oita", beFen
&cOdtteur Elm Wtitglieb bes frii6eren
ma5ebpniI9en Gomites mar, beri9tet,
baB 9tdinfpn elm llItimatum an Die
8rigonten geIanot bat, laut neI6em er
ibnen feds Sage 3eit siebt, cine ge=
mile Summe fir bic 5reigdbe bes
SRI. Stone an3unebmea. @enn bieie
Summe innerbalb biefer 3eit nic6t an
9enpmmen tit, 10 gilt bas 2tnerbietsn
als erIpi9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
6 plu m bien.

@olpn, 81. gipo.
Der fran5Dii9e Sreu3er pSu4et"
1T mad lGnesrem @ufentbalt bier mad
Martinique abgegdngen.
Colon, 20. Rpp. (pia 8alpeItpn)
Die 2iberalen griffen geitern abeno
nm 8 llbr Colon an. Die Regierung
bate feline @orbereitunsen 3ur gertbei>
bigung setroffen, es nuroe oesbdlb nur
eerinser 8ioeritanb geIeiitst. Rad eis
mem S9armiiBel Dor bem @udrtel uno
etipd einitiinOisem Strabentampfe be-
feBten bic 2iberalen ale 0ffentli6en
GebGube in Der Stdbt Colon.
Der 9rdfett 1T gefangen eenommsn.
3p0lj Ronn tpurben sst0btet unO
etipd 30 perplnoet.
9ds ameritdniI6e 9anonsnbpot
,Md9ias" fpabrts feline gteutralitGt.
Der 9eIegrnphenperfebr nit 8nna.
ma iit lmterbrohen Wlnn eIolibt.
boB oicie Stabt iett nngesriiien per'
ben miro.
glefp gort, 81. Rop.
Sn Dem gureau 0es tolirmbiiefr
@enaraltoniuls bier limo feline gieI.
bnnaen BON Ser ginnabme GolonS
eingeldrien.
DaIhineton, q. Nop.
Sim WarineminiIitrium 1T sins De-
peias sinesIaufen. oersuioIee Der
Commander Wc@red hunoert Motre,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
ct. 2ouis, Wip., 20. 81

lie oglmcricon Bridge Company"
bon bier if einen Gontraft eingegan.
aen Der ibr Oen 9au bon 5luun5ig
il15lernen grilden iiber oeu
llqanoa 5lilB IN Sit afrito
iifert. giebrere europoilhe
,Sirmcn battcn ebcnfoaS gllgcbote
tinqcreidt bod ols Der bieiigen @e.
ieaiduft mar nidt MIR Oas nieorigitc,
ionoern es cntbie,t nud) Die 8nrdn'
tie, 6ie 9riidtn in einer idneaeren
3eit 6cr3iitcacn. ols oie anocren Die.
fer. Ger GontroGt inpoIoirt OieSuni'
me BON elmer Diillion Collars.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
9es Moines, SSa., 81. g2or.

Sobn Heubers ltno SSobn Stuben
rau6 BON &noroille, Marion Gountp
nelde angeflagt mnren, altf lngeieb.
lihe 8eiie fir perihiebene EerIoner
&iirgerpapiere erlangt 81 6d5en oa'
nit 0ieieIben BEL Ser @ubl i'm Sabre
1900 1tinmen fonnten befannten itd
i'm 9unoesgerihte iduIbig uno nur'
ben Inn ie $500 geitroft.
@tnbru9 eineS purbdnt. t.
@pobburb, Conn.,, 81. Rop.
@inbre6er iprengten beltte einer
@eloi6ronf i'm aoiien9eipolbe Oet
@oooburp Sparbonf unO erbcltteter
$500 in 8aargelo uno Gbefs.
Sample auf ben g bilip pi'
men.
Waibin9ton, 21. Rop.
Sm Marines Separtement 1T aus
Gabite folsente 9epei3c unter beutis
gem Datum etngeIaufen: nWdller be-
ri6tet, bab am II. b. 90. Ntarineiolcaa
ten cine fat uneinnebmbdre SteQunq
Der sSnfurgenten in Sojpton, Samdr.
angegriffen, brei Eager 3eritDrt, breis
Zig SSniurgenten getDbtet unD 3a9lreiz
DE Waffen unb Rabrungsmittel erbeus
tet 6uben, 2luf urferer Seite tetgs
9erIufte. &obgers."
gBerben + Der BE iteuert.
Springfielb, ST., q. RoD.
9on Der Stauts Steuerausglei.
9ungsbebDroe tpirb, tpie man beutt
beri6tet, Der 8ertb Der @ttien unt
Bombs Der Gbicago Gitp Rdilpat
Company, Der @bicago Telephone Co.,
Der Peoples @as 2igbt Gp. BON Gbi'
cdso unb Der Goiion So. BON Sio.
Chicago duf $116,882,515 abgei6dbl
gegsn $39,137 1896 IeBtes Sabr. Dies
lit elm GROCER Sieg Der 2sbrer.
8eb beimniBooIIer Robes
q l.
Hetp gort, 81. RoO.
Die Boli5ei pon Sobofen e. S.
unteriildjt iebt Die llmitdnbe, Die 81
Dem 1ooe Der OH elmer Strpfnin.
gergittung ecitorbenen iiiniiabriger
emeliue Gale iiibrten. emelint
mar ole Iohter non Soroep z. Iale
Der in Gb,cogo elmer Sebensperlt9e'
rllngs glgentur poritebt 8ie j az
ToIe, Die un Somaitng in Sobo es
eintrof uno in guid's Sotel abitiet
Den geboroen mittbeilte, uuroe liz
an Wontog glbeno uniuobl uno liet
Ole StrDtnin.Sbloten, Ote iie IN lol.
den 5dqen ein5unebmen pflegte. olli
Dem 2iide Iiegen. On Der Wohi
Itan6 oas ain0 aii ino dB eirige Der
Sblaten in oem @louben 3uder.
iperf AZ haben. 9r au6iih nnrb'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
CINE Selbentbat auf Sa'
mar.
9Ofauilo, 21. 92op.

MQIDr y, 2C. z. gCuueE Jul UeHI
8ear. .9lbmirnl &ueers einen pollen ein'
aebenben 8eri1t iiber ben glngriff teles
9rapbirt, pelben 9eute Ieines @ommans
bps am 9. gtpuember auf bas &ebellens
bo1perf in Sojoten bel 8aien auf Der
Sniel Samar eemadbt baben.
9rei 2a9er Der Sniur9enten tuuroen
aerIt6rt, 40 8ambus &anonen ipuroen
erubert unb eine MeHse &eis unb anbere
GorrGtbe perni6tet. 9ie Stelluns Der
&ebellen gait fir uneinnebmbar. Die
gfabe, tpel6e su berielben fiibrten, tuas
rem nit persifteten Bfeilipisen, Die nur
ipeni9 aus benz 8oben bernorfteften, ses
ipidt uno au6eroem our6 ueroedte
5anseruben oertbeioist. Die 2eute bes
Mujor @nller sriffen ben Seinb uner'
tpartet an. I'm bieS tbuu gu f6nuen,
muBten iie eine ettua 200 5uB bobe
sselswano barfuB auf Sambusleitern
erfteisen. Oben auf bem Selien funoen
fie arpBe Selsbl6de aufsebduft, wel6e
BON bort aus auf bic Nnsreifer berabses
ipGlst merben fpaten.
Maior 8alIer iaJt, er mare perIDnli6
ni6t Susesen seiueien, uno lobt Capt.
Sapio 3. 8orter unb Capt.
Siram S. 9enrs fitr ibre s1Hu5enoe
Ebat. @r fii9t binSu, baB bas Serbols
ten Der MarineIolOaten ni6t senus ses
lobt tperoen fDnne. Der WajOr ertldrt,
bns Grfteisen eines 200 SUB bO6en Sell
iens iei etpas Heues in Der &riesfiib'
runs unb ipri6t Die InIibt aug, baB
2eute, ipel6e eine lulbe Sbat pollbrods
ten, Dor feiner gIui9nbe sllriiflbrefen
iperben. @iniee Marinelploaten purs
ben Ieidt peripunbet, ipdbrenb 80 Sns
fureenten 9et6otet purben. &ear Noz
miral Rpbeers antportete auf ben 8es
! riht bes Maiors gSaller nit einem
sHiidpuui9 gu Dem erfelsrei9en @efe6t
fetner 2eute.
taftrppbe in einem 9 er g.
merit.
Telluribe, @pl., 81. NOp.
9ur6 Elm 5euer tamen se1tern in bem
8ulliun Tunnel, Der Der Smueslerz
Union @inins 60. 9ebDrt, unsefdbr 30
MenI6en um's 2eben. Sieben5ebn 9ets
den iinb bereits sebor9en mprben. 9as
Seuer brad, uie man tueiB, bur6 eiuen
unsliidliben 3ufall in benz @ebduoe am
@inedne oes gunnels aus uno oerbrei>
tete ii1 auf bic iibriseu @ebdube.
Sie aus 200 Mann beitebenbe Tag
G6i6t mar sernbe on Die 9lrbeit sesuus
aen unb bate tbre &rbeitspidbe errei6t.
Der Tunnel eripies ii6 ,als cine 9lrt
8audinns, benn sroBe Waiien &au6
fiillten ale 3beile befelben aus. @twa
40 9euten selans es, our6 einen auoes
rem 9lussans ms 6reie Su fommen.
9as 5euer tudbrte ni6t lanse. benn
balo mar olles 8rennbnre SerIt6rt ipors
ben, Der &aud in Dem 9unuel mar aber
70 bidt, bnB es feds Stunben nubm, ebe
Die Rettunesmannl6aften an bic Stcllen
eelan9en fonnten, an peld]em ii6 bic
llneliiflihen befaroen, iuel6e ii6 ni6t
batten in Siderbeit brineen fDnuen. I'm
/ lbr Na6mittnes fnnb man bic erIte
2ei6e unb Bis 81 llbr tuuren i'm @ans
gen II 2ei6en aus Der Mine berausse'
i9nfft fuoroen.
Spdter nerlautete, bab bic 3abl Der
SpIer bic eri6redenoe S6be BON nabe5u
100 errei9en tueroe. 8is iebt iueib
mian, buB 22 Meni6en umsefommen
fiubN
&plumbien.
Golon, 81. Rob.
Der fran3DiiI9e Sreu5er pSu4st"
iIt mad lGnssrem 2lufentbult bier mad
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22

@inbre6er iprengten beite einer
Geloi6ronf i'm &aiiengenoIbe oet
@oooburp Sparbonf unO erbcltteter
$500 in 8oargelO uno @befs.
&dmpfe auf ben g btlip pi'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22

Sin Seuer, bas beute bier ausbrad,
aerIt0rte @igentbum i'm Bertbe BON
100000. Inter ben abg,branntsn
@eT6GftSbGuiern befinoen fi4 uu9 oi,
BON Der Piebmont Cotton &c., agless
Ben 8ros. unb 8rhdn &c So.
Y y + ang ali 5 oen III 3 II d l.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22

gerllren, leine SUITE tam aper 5uI
ipGt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22

g8ie Serr @eo, 9. @oro, Der era
GiceprGfioent Der Commercial Gab.t
Company ertldrt, 1T bon ieiner @eieus
f6aft Der Gontratt fir 2egung bes
9acifics&abels bssbulb teinem 4me~is
taner iibertragen pprben neil te ne
S5irma in bieIem 2anoe Die n0tbir I'll
Muf6inen fir Elm iol3eS llnternebn.sn
6eTibt ober es dusfiihren tann.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-11-22
etnbre6er qetobtet.
Seattle, 8aFb., 20. ROB.

Ter ein6reder 4. Z guib fuurOe
get66tet, ais er 6cute einen aaiien'
id,ranf in Dem gWeai Der ytoropa'
cific gabn AT oiinen pcriufte.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
is AGUINALDO DEAD?
President Wheeler has Received
the News of His Demise.

New York, Jan. 4-President
Wheeler, of the University oi
California, today announced in
this city that he was in receipt
from secret sources in the Philip
pines, that Aguinaldo's death oc-
Cured six weeks ago. The news
has been kept secret by the
organized masses. His informant
says that the news has been kept
secret for the purpose of prolong-
ing the rebellion. Wheeler said
he obtained the news from the
parents of the Filipino children
who were placed in his care. In
speaking of the reported death of
Aguinaldo President Wheeler
said:
my information concerning
Aguinaldo's death came from
secret and Trustworthy sources
and is probably true"
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
But LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED.
Routine Work Progressing Slowly
at Denver.

Denver, Jan. 4-The house and
senate convened again this morn
ing at the usual time and after
reading the minutes of yesterday
an adjournment was taken upon
agreement to meet again at IL
O'Clock to consider the governors
message. The question of secur-
ing the house and senate employees
came up early this afternoon. The
temporary employees have already
been named. The other appoint
ments have been deferred until
late today The house committee
on elections will report this after
noon, recommending the seating of
the three contesting democrats of
Pueblo county.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
kautz viii Retire.

Washington, Jan. 4 The navy
department yesterday issued orders
detaching Rear Admiral A. Kautz
from his post as commander-in-
chief of the Pacific squadron to
take effect January 2S. Admiral
Kautz's retirement takes place
soon afterward. He will be sue
ceeded by Rear Admiral Casey,
commander of the Philadelphia
navy yard. Rear Admiral g. w.
Sumner has been detached from
the command of the Port Royal
station and will succeed Rear Ad-
miral Casey.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
THE FIGHT is ON.
Individual Companies will In
creased Rates or Quit.

Denver. Jan 1T is reported
here today that the smelter trust
has reduced the price for treating
ores much lower than the price
charged by individual mills and
smelter companies operated at
Colorado City and Florence. The
purpose, it is said, is to compel
them to join the trust or else force
them to the wall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
1T is VERY COLD.
The Temperature Varies in Differ
ent Localities.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-The coolest
weather for the year is advancing
on this section at I O'Clock this
morning, the mercury registering
from twelve to forty degrees below
zero in the extreme north. In
Dakota and Minnesota the tenn
perature is from four to twelve de-
grees below zero, and in the Mid
die States the thermometer regis
ters twenty-five degrees above. In
Illinois it is growing colder, and a
drop to thirty-hve below is pre-
dicted to occur by midnight.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
BRITISH ARE SCARED.
Possibility that the Beers Will
Attack Cape Town Itself.

Cape Town, Jan. 4-Men and
arms are being unloaded today
from the war vessels in the harbor
for the purpose of defending this
city against possible attacks by the
Beers, and TO permit the regular
troops now stationed here to 90
north aud fight the invaders of
Cape Colony.
Intense excitement prevails.
Every man capable of bearing
arms is being recruited into the
home defense force.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-04
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
A FEW BARGAINS.


ssS $:S @ S % with the you
$3.50 think will
0'e"p anu er"' sasfacoriyon
700 four frame tises literally, wide
Easy terms" customers, and
A A bargain when they will
i ~ 'S y" N" show to he
ehousenoa D.& dopotloo 90 ers
Ii to buy to the
~ ~ he knows titles You
- lin a clear title.
If property life is
good
shodetres. long Most of can't af
ford to take them. If
400 on
~ business and
lou % BILE citizen Don't fear
enn ali h-., T., the lowest
addition with Ia lots Good business
charging than
%oIthTno 'oA p'''""e' me II" would be ridiculous.
~'o4o Loans made when
several hundred more satisfactory
arayssop cent ~ ~ Deeds, md
2eoo will the bargain like, drawn sklfuly
wat lreb
Notary public always in the Of
2ooo fa'i % ss iS ssaSsds, and two flee
have the exclusive sale of choice properties including
Voters Bernards Additions location considered
the cheapest in the city, and such small
down. balance monthly Also sell lots in all the add
tons and subdivisions in the city and vicinity.
matter a home
GEO. D. JOHNSON, OPP. p. o, FLORENCE COLORADO.