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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05
SAUCE WAS LOADED.
after Eating the English Plum Pudding
They Felt Queer.


They Felt Queer.
Somebody across the water sent my
wife an English plum pudding In
heavy pastehoard box. together with
the recipe for the proper sauce to go
with it, said Cleveland man the
other day. ut didn't reach us until
the day before New Years day and so
having the pudding for dinner. Luck
lily the two or three people my wife
invited to sample our treasure couldn't
come, so we had 1t all to ourselves.
Well, when the time came 1t was
brought in with a sprinkling of brandy
blazing on top. and IL certainly looked
attractive. We were literally helped
and the sauce was passed around and
poured out in generous quantities 1t
was peculiar sauce, heavy and thick.
Later on we found it celebrating.
After dinner we had intended play
ing social game of pedro, but instead
OF doing so we sat around and vacant
ly stared at each other and yawned
and rubbed our heads and OCCASION
ally made stupid replies to stupid ques-
tons. We all went to bed good and
early, and | declare never found the
stairs so long or so hard to climb
And, do you know. can't remember
that ever heard my wife hiccough be-
fore.
Well, the next morning" said the
narrator, according to the Cleveland
Plain Dealer 81 asked her what in the
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

Telegraph OPERATOR am sorry, sir.
but the rules of this company make 1t
impossible for me to send your mes
sage collect" that privilege we are
not allowed to extend to absolute
strangers.
Applicant-,Do you mean for me to
trust me?
Telegraph operator-Under the cir
cumstances. sir, 1t is impossible for
me to do SO.
Applicant-Well. that gets the best
Of me! | thought. Of all places on the
face Of the earth, telegraph office
was the liksliest to get anything on
tick.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The ordinance requiring pawn
brokers and second hand dealers
to pay city license went into
effect today Mr.. Booking took
out his pawn brokers' license yes
terday, ready to comply with the
provisions OF the ordinance. The
city intends to break up the habit
of number of, different persons
doing pawn brokers' business and
confine the business hereafter to a
few, who will be required to pay q
license for the privilege.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

W. Earle Norton, pressman of
THE TRIBUNE, has purchased from
Port NJ. Bradley house and lot
on Marble avenue, West Florence.
Mr.. Norton is but young man
but is aspiring and intends re-
naming in Florence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

Harvey Bros of the Idlewild,
will open upa restaurant in Pueblo
in their new building about the
18th of this month They will
keep their present stand in Flor
ence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

j. Wallace and his brother, Isa-
dore, of North Carolina, left yester-
day afternoon for the great gold
camp and will go through some of
the mines. The generals brother
is a field botanist,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

A party desiring to secure a
private money loan will do well to
refer to our want" column.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The new band has a communi-
cation from competent band
leader and music teacher, wishing
to come to Florence and take
charge of the new band The ar
engagements are about completed
for his coming.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The county commissioners will
meet in April session in Canon
City next week. Only routine
work is scheduled.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The Oil Well Supply company
received three more carloads of
casing today
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

Hoffman Bros ice cream parlors
will be headquarters for ice cream
tomorrow. 81
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The ladies auxiliary of the Bap-
fist church will have Missionary
tea at Mrs H. Houston's on West
Main street Tuesday afternoon.
Everybody is invited. 3l-32
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The McCandless Mercantile
company has rented the Office room
in the second story of the building
formerly used by Manager Nicely
of the Arkansas Valley Electric
Light company, and will store its
surplus stock therein.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

Ensign Bremen OF the Salvation
Army lectured in the costume of a
rabbi of Christ's time in the army
barracks last night de spoke
about his early life and told how
he became a Christian. He WAS
born in Russia and studied when
youth for a Jewish rabbi, but
after mingling with the American
born Jews in the United States,
he became converted to the Chris
tian belief and later joined the
Salvation Army.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

The Florence chapter of Masons
a couple of months ago purchased
the lot and Pioneer livery sta BILE,
corner Petroleum avenue and West
Main street, but the deeds were
held in escrow. The committee
yesterday paid for the property
and lifted the deeds. The present
management of the stable has an
unexpired lease on the property
which runs until August The
Masons have assumed the lease
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

A, G Ridgeway, formerly super
intendent of the Florence q Grip
pie Creek railroad with head
quarters at Canon City but now
connected with the Short Line,
is in the city negotiating with the
independent coal operators for
coal for the Victor Transportation
company,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05
company,

A letter received from George
M Deibert and wife, who are in
California states that they left
Santa Bar bara islands Tuesday for
San Jose and San Francisco. They
are having a most delightful time
and will arrive home about the
Doth of this month.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05

Delicious ice cream at Hoffman
Bros. all the time. Tomorrow a
specially. 81
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05
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'NOMpl.n. ...rLETED
The New Machine Shops
the Oil Well Supply Co prepared
do any and all kinds Tho
Steam Hammer
the shop largest per-
perfectly welded great reduction milling
mining companies rely shans good
absolutely nothing the line of machine
cannot
The complete line of
OIL WELL SUPPLIES, INCLUDING
BOILERS, ENGINES
drilling gas by
largest the country Any thing needed in line of Fishing
Drilling Tools you
We largest company manufacturing
Oil Well Supplies.
Parties using machinery insured the
buy consequently the economical Patronage
cted
ALBERT BROWN,
s Shss Telephone III 7I-s Manager.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05
LOCAL NOTES.

Ten cents buys a dish of ice
cream at Hoffman Bros. 81
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-05
Comp..,..
The New Machine Shops

Supply finished and prepared to
any machine blacksmith work Tho
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
Mbente,.er Ser 8crers1 5nbetf.

Cine 6ineiiIhe Momanae bon Der
IdDnen tpeibli6en Borerin, bic Ddhs
renb Der IeBten Hubeit0runsen in
CHINA Mnfiibrerin mar, eraGhlt bic
gaortb CHINA Dailp Netps. Die
8orerfdDnbeit mar unter benz Numen
v2iao Rudn Dim" befannt. sSS1re
S61nbeit 6radte pie1e befannte Mben~
teurer gu ibrer SABINE, unb balb bes
trug bic 3abl ibrer Sruppen 10000.
Sic marf6irten uuf gRna=tu al. lie
berbarb ibr ebrgeisigen plGne bus
bur6, baB lie aIei95eitig nit BEN feds
5aupt6dnbitenfiibrern fofettirte, bic
lie unteritiibten. sic Deriprdh ieDem
bieIer Ssiibrer, i'm au heiruthen, unb
berfudte, einen eeeen ben unberen
aussuIptelen, tpG6renb lie ale in ihrer
8eipalt bate. gls lie dber in Sbi@
paut mar, pdmmerte ibren fe6s 2ie6s
babern bic Wu1rbsit, nnb ols lie benz
iiingiten unb IhDniten Der feds Be-
fonDere @rnIt eripies, ltieBen ibm bic
anoeren flint, ton bpr giferiuht, ibre
G6tperter in ben 2eib. Damn besuns
HeH DIE J(eDHDu1ler mtte1IldnDer III
tdmpfen. po6ei BRET bon linen ge@
tDotet purben. 9lm ndbften Morser
padte elmer Der 6eiben iiberlebenben
sSii6rer, Der alt unb bdBlih lit, iein
Sub nnb @ut un'b reiite ab. Gr
td9m fait ale Sruppen unb bic sdnse
Munitton nit iich. 2iao aMan Dim
mar nun nit einem 2iebba6er unb
Iebr tpenisen Mnbdngern alIein. 8alb
eri6ienen Hesierungstruppen auf benz
S6duplab, u1ib oie Dame belt 8Drs
iidbt fir ben bei1trsn Sheil Der Sus
pferfeit. flob rnb lerbare iich nlebrere
Wlonate lang. sesebt bat tie tpteber
ginfluR unb mebr Sruppen au ibrer
0erfiisung; u6sr lie i'll peniaitens
flua genoroen unb begniist itdb nit
einen 2isbhuber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

Sin hiibTGRs 8eiIpiel gutter Gnlles
oialitit ad6en bieier Edne in llngurn
Bic 5hiiler Der 8. Rtuffe Der Mrabtr
O6errealf9nIe. Der bieie Rtaf1e hes
fuhwnbe Sohn bes Directors per
DoifsDunf QlDolf BDhm blie6 aus
Ghdm iiber ben ssebltritt feines 1pss
aen Defraubatinn in 6dft 9ea0nlmes
nen Waters BON Der Gdule aus lnD
permieb iebes .3uiammsntreffen mil
Ieinen gDlIegsn. 6ierduf rihieten bis
Ghiiler Der Rldife an ben lIrl9els
BDbm folgenbss S6reiben:
,2ieber sfreunb! Mtt Sheilnuhme
baben mir Sic Hahritbt Don Dem
,5hJaae pernommen. Der Did bltr1
ben Dielleidt untpilIfiirlih begungensn
Se6ler Deines 0aters betrDffen Bat.
Gs fomn1t uns aber unDeritdn0li1
por, bdB Du BON uns einfuh ineAs
6leibit unb bie gorirdge niht msT ~
fuhft. gDir iinb nah reifltdxr @rtnds
auna Der Gahe 5ur neber5eugung ges
langt, baB mir Did niAt burnm biz
ten, fonbern bd3u aiDtnden fDernen.
Du, Der Du eBt unter Der erHen 9Btrs
funs bes 9hIages fehf. bebenfit es
niht, bab Oeiner i'm 2e6en nod srpBe
NufQuben barren. Mie 1pilIft Su Mm
Nansn, Der ieBt DielIeiht 5daben Ass
FIFTEEN BAT, ben alien 3lans sariidgsz
BEN unb ihn rebubilitireng gBie iptlH
Ou bic Dir i'm 2eben aufommenbe
5tellung errinsen, penn Dn iebf, nd
Ou nabe bapdn bift, einsn Bernf ail
pG6len, etnFad5 BON uns fpsgbleibHY
Gs lit urrn1Dglt9 - barauf aetpdnell
mir uns einen gib db3ulegen =. 6nB
auh nur gtrrsr ppn ,ins Did niht 10
bod i6Gbe tpie bisher. DGher bitten
mir Did neuerbings, fir ale sSdne
ibon arm nloraise1 Worirdge an err
Ibeinen, baliit -Du nidn ettpd birh
Dein 5ern6leiben in Deiner gdrriere
6ebinbert ieieft. Betra4te biefen Brief
ni9t aIs ginsriff in Define sSamiliens
berbdltntfIe, 1onbern als Wdrnuna
un1 8ttte Deirer dufrihtigen
5wunbe."
Oieier Brief ipurbe bon allen Shiis
lern unterlmrieben unb 10 tpirb er
benn audi fiherlih pon benz gstDiinihz
ten grfolse begIeitei getpeien fem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
Gin 4obIen=GofeI.

Wie bas Salsbergtperf Wiebcata in
@aliaisn feline Stride but, 10 beiiB!
ous bslgiIhe Roblenbersperf in
Mons felt einiser s3ett Elm ,tnterirz
biI6es &ohlenS6oNl; es itebt einaig
in feiner Nrt ba. gs liegt nGmlih
duf benz @runbe zines Robleabergs
tperfes, 600 Sub unter Der @rbo6ers
fld9e. Oas feltIune 6ptel, bas in
einem boben. fohlenpultisen Gang in
ber @rube bon Saintpierre- beMpns
ausgebuusu lit, beFinoet iih am Boben
bes 6auptihahaes unb bei Der gin=
miinbuna Der @dnse, beren 8eratpeiz
guneen iih Big au 5 Weeilen tpeit nrs
Ter Der grbe erftreden. gs bienf npr
Mnem ben geeugierieen, Die 1pGbrenb
bes Sonmers in aiemlih GROCER 3a1f
gum 8eIufe beg gergperfes bon
Sdintypierre fommen. go baben
iicb in bieiem Sabre rabeau 2OOO
Souriften in Dem ssremben6uh bes
unterirbiIhen 6otels eingefhrieben.
Sbippbl es eana dus RDble bejtebt, lit
bod fir Comfort unD fef6if fiir
Gurus 'Sorse getrasen. Mun finbet
barin einen aroBen Salpn. ber. nie
alIe anberen 3imnler, nit eleftriIGen
2ibt erleuhtet lit; ferner enthdlt Mas
$ortel cine Bibliptbef, Elm Rlupier nnb
sin 5blpimmbafiin. 3pef be1onDere
syuhrHiible befpraen bas Gin unH
Iasfalren Der BsiutYr..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

Cine syraai I'm Dpen Hat felt csSa6.
rem blrrh has '5hueiben bon Netklz
briefen 1pDiel ,Derbiert1, rab fie Elm
bDnit 6eBaglihss Daiefn fiibrt. Ginx,
Bile boal ihrer sydber lebk, ilbem lie
MnDeren Die ssxbern uusrupFk.
GjeDantenreih ihthum tpirft nie fpdrs
lihften 3inlen db.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

QDo finb bic berfolgenben W1Ife8

=
a. .. Gambpbr, Der melt iiber Die
9dlfte feines 2ebens i'm areife Bittz
lase an!dIfis lift.
See en.-@s ftarb bier i'm Mlter
bon faft 83 ssabren 9err 2ebrer a. ..
8arl @iirbid, elm seadteter unb be-
liebter 8iirser unIerer Stabt.
Sttege. = Das oreijdbrise
GDbnaen bes Sanbarbeiters Rarl
5artung ipielte nit Ieuer. Dabsi err
litt bas Ginb Idtpere 8ranbspunben,
infolse oeren es fura baruuf geftorben
| 1T.
olfenbiittel. Sn Q6len
/. 90. tpurbe ber 9lrbetter Gerbarb
Oirfs bon bier bel einer @hldgerei
burd 5 MeHeriti9e setObtet.
@roenDnrs muo 2ae6fem6nrs.
@olbberg. = Ser fiiralidb perz
itprbsne Hentner Mbolf Wolsait bat in
ieinem Seitamente oas Hdbtii4e
aranfenbaus nit einem 2esat BON
1000 Marf beba9t.
@r. 2iiepib = Ser aantor
S0ppel su Sanib feierte i'm areife Ieiz
ner 5anilie, aollegen uno 5reunbe
Iein 50idbrises Oienitiubildunl.
8iiitrotp. - Sn oem prpSeiIe
segen ben Mrbeiter 94mebl unb Sc
nofsn pesen Meineibs, be5n. 8erleiz
tuns ba5u, purben ldmmtli4e Insez
flagte freigeiproaen.
SIbenburg. - Sas an Der
2angeitrabe ipobnbafte @hepaar&aufz
mann &ollitrebe feierte oas Seit Der
goloenen 9othseit.
Mltiubrben. = Sin ihredliz
9er uneliidsfall traf bic SamiIie bes
Nrbeiters Sbormd6len in 2ogenz
moor. Sie 5rau bef1elben fanb beim
Wa1ferbolen i6ren SD i'm 8runnen,
obns baB bas 9inein n'9iiraen elei9 be-
merit lpurbe.
Seper. Ser dlteite 8iirger
unIerer Stabt, Der 0ausbeiiber @bo
5reri9s. trat in ieltener t0rperlider
unb seiitiser Griide in iein "a. 2ss
6ensiabr.,
Yropins .sseGem.
| gaffel. - 9err iJet19paarens
bdnbler @uitap Weerfer bierIelbit Be-
sins iein 25idbrises @efddftsjubiz
ldum, susleih nit ber Ssier ieiner iilz
bernen 9o9aeit.
8iebentopf. Sn Der 8ez
bau1uns bes gaitnirtbs Mron Wein=
berg in glmsbauien brad elm 8rano
aus, Der eine nit Stroh unb 9eu ses
finite @9eune in gl4e leste.
| Wederb gen. Die 9es
1neinbe @ederbassn beranitaltete an
ldbli9 bes 25iGbrisen Dienitjubi=
ldums bes Serrn 9auptlebrers Drift
etne piirbise Geier.
| M bern. en benz bena9=
bartn 9eslar entltanb in Der 9lubel=
fdben @aftpirtb14aft Seuer, ipel4es
binnen &uraem bic WirtH4afts>@ez
bdube eindldTrte.
@roe9ersost9nra 9eGen.
| Bif9pfsbei m. - Ser Mansi<
rer @mneiber bon bter tam unter ei=
nen Ransiraus. Der ibm iiber beibe
geine stns.
| 5riebberg. - Die 2eiGe bes
Biirsermeiiters M0rner bon Sab
Naubeim purbe aus benz grpBen
Seide seaOsen.
/ RoHbeim. - Dor Rur5em fiel
bas aipeieinbalbidbrige Rinb bes
| @9loiers Mbam Gpinbler aus elmer
9Obe bon flint Meter an Der Stiege
auf ben 6ausflnr unb erlitt babel ei=
ne @ehirnerfdiitteruna bic au ben,
Sobe bes ainbes fiibrte.
/ M alma. @einen @erlebunaen
| erlegen 1T i'm Mo1usbo1pital Der gis
| garrenbdnbler Sugo WioI, Der bor eiz
niger 3eit Madts i'm Rirfhgarten bon
ben 8riibern Oelorme Bel einem
@treit Inn einen 6unb NIT Meferz
fihen nnb GuBtritben fdipsr perlebt
| norben mar.
] a0ntsrei6 Sa6Jen.
i RIingbah. Oas sSobann
'@Dttfrieb airdbii6el'fhs Gbspdar feiz
erte be solOene 0od3eit.
1 @riinlidlten6vrg. Glei=
/ fder airhbiibel itiirate BON einen
| hohbebabenen @rntemagen unb brad
I bas @enid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
S6weis.


rs .Sabren farb Der Sberf BOursDs,
langiGhriser areisinjtruftor ber erz
iten Diptiion.
Wtntert1ur. = Sm 78. 2s=
bensiabre berf9Rb bter Der friihere
9ausnater Der Hettungsanjtalt Son=
nenbiibl, @eo. Mener.
Gangentbal. uniere Mn=
ftalt gu 9ellsau fir unbeilbare Rranz
te i'm Sbenaarsau mubte 1pesen Riinz
Sisung uno plabmansels serdumt
fperben.
uetifDn. Ser reununbienz
3isidbrige 3anbipirtb Rubofpb 6uz
Der fiel 10 unsIiidli9 BON einen
8irnbdum beruntsr, bab er ben 0er=
lebungen erlag.
Mein fel n. - Der aus Der
5trdfanitdlt 5pbef entipihene Maub<
m0rber Geb in Mttifon bei Wieienz
bansen 1T tpieber eingefansen tpor-
tben.
@n5ern. Die bonn Ronbufs
teur tSauter burh Repolber1hiifIe
bsrtpunbete Mittfpe Rrone1berg lit
ibren Derlebungen erlegen.
3iiri d. Mls Mbgeprbnete in
bie Qufiihtsfommiifion Der ihmeiaez
ridden Gadfhule fir Damen59neios<
rel nnb aingsrie in 3iirih fir bic
lallfenbe Mmtstoauer ipurben qetpd6lt
iStaatslmreiber Or. sc. y1ltber glns
tionalratb Sob. S6Gppi, Sob. 5pDs
RI, Bdntonsbaunsi1ter $. ssieB unb
Grdl 'StdotsprGFoent psitalo5ai=
@tablkr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
a0ntsreid Sad(en.

Rlingbah. Ous sobann
WDttfrieO airdbiibel'i9s Gbepaar feiz
erte be gOlOene 9oh3eit.
@riinlia'ten6erg. JIeiz
fder airhbii6sl ftiir3te BON einem
hohb1abenen Grntetpasen unb brad
bas @enid.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22

majesty, while her companions releas-
ed a number of doves. Several of the
birds flew to the royal coach, and one
of them was caught by the king. His
majesty accepted the bouquet and
warmly thanked the donors.
A special bullfight in which eight
bulls appeared was held in the after
noon at the Puerto del Sol. No fewer
than fifteen bullfghts are to take
place in connection with the festivities,
and over 100 bulls are to be killed.
Free dinners We're given to 5000 poor
persons. This charity will be repeated
daily until May "a. Fifty thousand pc
setas have been distributed to the poor,
and small sums will be deposited in
savings banks in the names of all chill
dren born Saturday, May II, the day
the king took the oath. Altogether
gifts amounting to 100000 pesetas will
be distributed.
King Alfonso attained his majority
Saturday and became king in fact as
well as in name, having reached the
age of sixteen, prescribed by the con-
stitution.
The royal procession was formed on
the Plaza de Armas in front of the pal
ace shortly before p. IN. and proceed
ed to the chamber of deputies, where,
in the presence of the senators and
deputies, the king took the oath to up
hold the constitution.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22
1t was a surprise to many who were

1t was a surprise to many who were
present when Senator Bailey urged the
adoption of his resolution providing
for an investigation Of the constitu-
tlonal right of the President TO APP
point special ambassadors to the CO.
ronatlons of Edward VII and the
Young Alfonso, to hear Senators
Lodge and Spooner admit that they
believed the President had exceeded
his rights, and there were many re-
publican senators who by mods of APP
proval appeared to agree with them.
Mr.. Roosevelt himself is said to tie
sorely chagrined at the action of his
chief supporters ir the Senate whom
he believes should have stood bv him
whether he was right or wrong. There
is no great likelihood that the resolu-
ton of the Texas Senator VIII be
adopted but the assent to the correct
ness of Mr.. Baiey's proposition by
such men as Lodge and Spooner is a
source of modification to Mr.. Roose-
welt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22
INJUNCTION ISSUED. AN ANARCHIST PLOT
Petition Against Beef Trust
Is Granted.
LITTLE OPPOSITION IN COURT.
Judge Grosscup's order Is So wide
In scope Packers n Persistent
May he Taken Into Court
For Coutempt.

CHICAGO, May 21.-The temporary
injunction asked for by the government
against the members of the so called
packers combine is now in force. 1t
was issued last evening by Judge Pc
ter s. Grosscup after the close of ar
guments in the United States circuit
court room. The order gives the relief
prayed for in the bill filed by District
Attorney Bethea on May 10. 1t is so
wide in its scope that If the packers
or their agents continue with their
present alleged uniform arrangements
they will be taken into court on con-
tempt proceedings, and the burden Of
the proof will be on them to show that
they have not volsted the order in any
particular.
Little opposition was raised against
the governments petition. Attorney
John $. Miller, who was the sole rep
resentative of the packers present,
pointed out some Objectionable clauses
in the draft of an order presented by
Mr.. Bethea. These concerned the al
legged agreements for credit, blacklist
ing and carriage. Judge Grosscup
thought some of these minor clauses
had been made too prominent, and he
himself drew n form of order that
pleased both sides. At the same time
the order was entered numerous afli-
davits and other exhibits were filed for
the government.
The courtroom was crowded as it has
seldom been before. General Counsel
Miller sat alone to represent the de-
flee employees of the packers among the
spectators. For the government Dis
trict Attorney Bethea was the leader
and was aided by Solicitor General j.
X. Richards and Special Counsel Day
of Washington and Assistant District
Attorneys Morrison, Pagin and Davis.
There were also present District At
torney Worthington of Springfield and
District Attorney Keeler of lndlanapo-
lis.
Unless the defendants decide to make
q fight at an early date in an effort to
have the order set aside they will have
until Aug. 4 to make reply to the com
plaint. Attorney Miller said that he
could not tell whether a demurrer, a
plea or an answer will be filed, though
the first named is the most likely to
be the form of the packers defense.
The subpenas served recently on the
defendants commanded them to file
their appearances separately before
July Z.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22
six Lives Lost In "a storm.

CINCINNATI, o., May PA terrific
wind and rain storm, accompanied by
a waterspout. swept over this locality
yesterday, causing the loss of six lives
and injuring many others, The fury of
the storm continued only thirty min
utes, but the damage wrought in that
time will amount to more than $1,000
600 in the business section of Cincin-
natl and as much more in other parts
of the city and its suburbs.
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to order a new trial of the defauter,
Rathbone. One Washington cores
pondent declares that Senator Hanna
said to him that he would raise a
scandal IN regard TO the expense &C
count OF General Wood which would
bring a storm about the ears OF the
administration, IT his demands IN re.
gard to Rathbone were not needed.
Whether Rathbone's acquittal is ac-
complshed or not, Senator Hanna, by
his steadfast friendship to Rathbone,
has won the admiration OF that ele-
ment of his party which always tries
TO have a friend at court to protect
them from the strong arm of the law.
The Cuban Supreme Court will re-
view Rathbone's case and from now
on Mr.. Hanna's energies will proba-
bly, be directed toward Havana.
DR. Eugene F. Ware yesterday as
sumed the duties of Pension Com
missioner, vice II. Clay Evans, but 1t
was not with any great complacency
that DR.. Ware entered upon his ar
duous labors. Before gong to the
Pension Office he had long confer
ence with Mr.. Roosevelt during which
the latter enjoined upon him the ne
cessity of carrying out the policy of
his predecessor AS there are at
least $4,000 cases which were reject
ed by Mr.. Evans and which will
doubtless be renewed d before DIR. Ware,
and as the rejection of these cases
formed the chief ground of complaint
which the G.. A. K had against Evans,
the Doctor feels that the President
has practically instructed him to com
init official suicide If he follows 10
the letter, as Mr.. Roosevelt wishes
him to do, the policy of Mr.. Evl ms
and administers his Office with the
same strict regard for the law the G..
A. X. will be equally dissatisfied with
his services and will be soon organiz-
ing movement looking TO his dism:s-
sal. The politicians say that Mr..
Roosevelt is committing his own pc
litical suicide by giving such instruc-
tions as the G.. A. R. will oppose his
election even If they do not prevent
, his nomination.
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CreedRevi.ioni.t. victorious.

NEW YORK, May 16.-That element
OF the Presbyterian church which calls
itself liberal on the subject of creed re-
vision achieved what its adherents con-
sdered notable victory in the first
skirmish Of the general assembly
which convened at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church by electing as
moderator of the body for the coming
year the Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke of
Princeton, n. j., acting pastor Of the
Brick church of this city.