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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-12

| fNO RENT-Cosy i-room cottage, Bluff st .
i nicely papered rooms, porch water inside
good neishb rhood, plenty room, cheap rental
| Owners chief object to have house well cared
| for. Seq IL. X. Lutes, Agt. soft
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-12

Buy your Cut Glass from US and
get the very finest cut. Gibbs
Jewelry Co. 1892
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-12
FOUND

fI1O RENT--A nice room brick newly papered
i and painted. cheap rent cor. and Maple
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-12
TO RENT

w ANTED To sell one singe driver and to
w buy one saddle horse. J. Nj. Cramer. 1878
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-12

EouND-Fur collarette- Call at this Of
Hce. 4-tf
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
Remembered by Bretheren.

The members of the Masonic lodge
had great time among Themselves last
night. The affair took the nature OF a
love feast before it was concluded and
a any will remember the occasion as one
OF the brightest in the history OF the
lodge.
1t was decided yesterday that testi,
monial would be presented to one OF the
old mem bers OF the lodge, one who has
done much to bring the order to its
present prosperous condition and with
this in mind a banquet was prepared
but 10 and behold when the time came
for the meeting, the member upon
whom it WAS intended to confer the
honor and surprise, was not present
omething unusual for him, as he is one
OF the banner members in attendance.
When this fact was discovered team
was ordered from the livery and COM
mittee deputized to go to the home of
Lawrence M. Miller and bring him forth
with to the lodge. This was done.
He was not told Of the surprise in
store for him. by the committee who
secured his person, but when he was
brought to the lodge room Worshlpful
Master, A. r. Sampliner presented him
on behalf OF the lodge with two hand
some leather chairs, in recognition OF bis
entire fidelity to the lodge in this city
and particularly on account OF his
strong and lasting friendship to the
teachings and tenets OF the order.
When tho speech Of presentation was
over, Mr.. Miller having been 80 taken
by surprise, was for the moment unable
to express himself. His feelings were 30
wrought up by the handsome testlmo-
nial that he was entirely and completely
overcome. When he did finally respond
to the kindly expressions contained in
the speech OF the worshipful master he
made long to be remembered talk.
Following the presentation banquet
which had been prepared was INDUCED
in by the members, the greatest good
feeling prevailing.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
Troop "a" Election.

General George r. Gardner and Major
Leo w. Kennedy OF Denver. arrived in
the city last night to conduct the regular
election OF officers in Troop "a" at the
Armory last night, for which purpose a
meeting OF the troop was held at the
Armory.
There being only one person with the
proper qualifications applying for cleo
tlon, Captain James Nj. Kennedy was
unanimously elected to fill the same Of
fee occupied by him since the organi
zation Of the troop.
Major Leo w. Kennedy is brother to
James M. Kennedy and the visit was one
Of pleasure as we'll as business.
After the election, about seventy five
ladies and gentlemen were invited in tt
partake Of the hospitality of the troop
and banquet was served, after which
there was dancing until after the mid
night hour.
The distinguished officers left ovel
the narrow gauge this morning for theiI
homes
A handsome pair of spurs were pre-
sented to General Gardner last night by
Sargent L. A. Zeaman, quartermaster o.
the troop.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
Ordered Out of Town.

BILLY" Sewell has finally been de-
clared a nuisance and ordered out OF
town by the police authorities. His
friends have secured him place to stay
at Bovine where he will be we'll Kept.
He is the property Of Grand Junction
Lodge No. 575 b P o E. and that order
will see to it that he is taken care Of
For some time past Billy, who is a
splendid specimen OF Angora goat, has
bsen in the habit Of helping himself to
any thing that looked good to him, il it
was within his reach, and 80 many com
plants were made against him that il
was found necessary to send him to the
country.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
Found Dead on Car Roof.

Conductor Woolf In charge OF train
No. 3 on the Rio Grapde found a dead
man taking ride on top of one OF his
passenger coaches Wednesday morning
between Malta and Granite. Blood rum
ming down the side of the coach started
a search with the above result.
The mans head was badly smashed
in, probably being struck by an over.
head bridge or tunnel. There was
nothing on the mans person by which
to identify him. he was fairly well
dressed and had the appearance Of be.
ing a working man.-Glenwood Ava
lanche.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
Stakeholder Meeting.

There will be meeting of the stock
holders OF the Western Slope Oil Gas &
Development company at tho court
house, on Friday night June 8 at eight
o'clock p. m. Business of Importance
and full attendance is requested.
q. N. Slocomb, vice pres.
George Smith, secy
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06
LEE & BUNTING. Props
THE OIL SITUATION.

developments which carried the Gano
Valley been fair test and citizen OF the
Grand valley satisfied the borngs already made that
been done the district that oil does not exist On
contrary DeBeque good evidences have appeared and
in Monarch we'll of The Grand Valley Petroleum & Gas
Company quantities has been struck The difficulty
however these companies operating in the vi
cny Grand Junction separately to have had sufficient
backing deep enough to strike the granite and de-
ermine for all whether not there oil in this vicinity
bad from the efforts that have been made by the
this locality that bore of sufficient depth is not made
TO satisfy this question in everyones mind.
be oil in this vicinity the bore of The Grand Va>
ley Gas Company would indicate there why then
it ought developed thoroughly that fact ought to be
proven quiet and for all discussion OF this sub
ect however, is Legitimate industry with fair prospects
this section Of the ought to be vigorous
y prosecuted
weak companies operating inde
pendenty accomplish nothing What should be done for
companies together and with their united strength
pick the favorable location having the most favorable
prospects sink bore that will definitely determine this
question: companies could lay aside the preudices
competition get together basis and complete
satisfactorily would be the wsest thing for themselves and
we believe itself all the people this vicinity
The of The Western Slope OIL Gas & Development
Company has sunk about far be- inasmuch
getting small the depth to which they have
tanned.
of The Grand Valley Petroleum & Gas Company
on the Monarch be favorable location and
physically lower other BORE whatever
should be adopted by these and something
factorly accomplished
Had the of labor throughout the country given their
support Bryan 1896 Iooo would have been
legislation enacted for the working nearly beneficial
than will be secured by the labor
going politics themselves William Jennings Bryan
friend OF labor needs and would have attempted
for them just recognition the hands of
congress.
Those republican enthusiasts who thought they represent
the whole Colorado in their resolutions condemning
Tel hv
Senator Lodge. He would lend himself such dirty
trick the republicans proposed play The republicans
find other work against than
repudate them through another honorable senator.
General Miles is again hot this time the charge
beaying For his peace and honor General Miles
ought resign There will be comfort credit given
him. he might we'll resign before he is dsgaced by his bu
reaucratic enemies
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-06

General Miles again in hot water this time the charge
beang For his peace and honor General Miles
ought resign There will be comfort credit given
him. he might we'll resign before he is dsgaced by his bu
reaucratc enemies.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
CONDUCTOR KILLED.
James Flanagan Meets Terrible fate
at GraftOn-Injuries Cause Death.

GRAFTON, July S-B. & o. Yard
Conductor James Flanagan while
switching cars in the yard here last
evening met with injuries that re-
suited in his death six hours later.
After cutting car loose he stepped
back on the track and was struck by a
freight engine. Both limbs were run
over and he was bruised about the
the breast. The right foot and toes
Of the left were amputated by Drs
Warder. The patient stood the oper-
alton we'll and hopes were entertained
OF recovery but he began to sink about
1890 and expired at midnight. The
funeral occurred Sunday morning at
1890 at st. Augustiue's Catholic
church. 1nterment at Newburg.
The funeral party leaves on train 40.
The deceased was one of the best
known railroad men in this city.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
Fayette,, w. Va, Mining Re-
gion People In State
OF Terror.
FEDERAL OFFICERS TO BLAME.
lnjunctions Served on Every one by
Deputy Marshal and Comrades
Who Also Guard Mine Property.
Civil Fights Made Subordinate.

Charleston, w. Va, July 8.--Pros.
ecudng Attorney c. w. Ossenton, OF
Fayette county, was here yesterday
- sec Governor White, to ascertain
il anything can be done to check Fed.
oral officers in the enforcement Of in.
functions. In the absence of the gov
ornor Mr. Ossenton conferred with
Federal District Attorney Atkinson
and Marshal Thompson. Ossenton re
ports a reign of terror in the mining
district. lie says Deputy Marshal
Cunningham is acting as Guard fol-
the operators and is enforcing injunc.
tons on every one.
Marshal Thompson said that Gun.
ringham had authority only to serve
iajunetions and not TO make arrests.
end his business of guarding property
was a personal matter. Ossenton
ssys the people are much wrought ur
ever the situation, as the deputy mar
shals are using their positions as fed
eeal officers to enforce the authority
rs armed guards and that civil rights
are made subordinate to deputy mar.
YAals carrying Winehesters.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
SUIT AGAINST STEEL COMBINE
Morgan and Directors Named-Tem
porary Injunction Granted.


Trenton, N. j.. July S.--A new suit
against the United States Steel cor
pofation has been instituted in the
court Of chaneery to restore the con
version Of preferred stock of the &C.
poration into bonds. A rule to show
cause was granted by Vice Chancel
iar Emery at Newark, returnable be
fore him in the same city on July Is
\ temporary order was also granted
restraining the conversion of the pre-
{ FRED stock into bonds.
This suit was brought by the same
counsel that represented Mrs. Miriam
Berger in the suit now awaiting de
cision in the court of errors. The
Pew feature of this suit Is that ]
Pierpont Morgan G Co. are made
rarity defendants. All of the direc
tors of the United States Steel cor
Toration are also named as defnd
ants. The suit is brought by Ffankin
W, Hopkins and Allison r. Hopkins
trading as Hopkins Bros, ]. Aspin
wall Hodge, Bernard Smith and vii
liam II. Curtis
1t is charged that the proposition
to convert the preferred stock into
bonds was the result of domination
in the board of directors of the steel
corporation Of j. P. Morgan & Co.
and others who were allied with them
in the business of that company.
ADD u S STEEL SUIT
Accompanying the bill in the new
suit to restrain the conversion of pre-
ftrred stock into bonds is an affidavit
of James II. Lancaster. an expert me
chanical engineer, who says he has
r.ade study CT the plants of the
steel corporation and he estimates
teeir value at not less than 100000.
coo, 1t is charged that Of those who
voted for the conversion, many wer,
stock brokers. who held stock on mar
gin for others, and that they had nc
legal right to vote the stock.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
GONE TO BALTIMORE.
The Davis Family at the Pas
teur Institute.
The Little Children of Riley Davis
who are in Danger of Hydrophobia
Win be Treated for the Dread NAL

The Little Children of Riley Davis
who are in Danger of Hydrophobia
Win be Treated for the Dread NAL
ady.
Our readers will remember the
story Of the death OF little son OF
Riley Davis of near Rivesville Mar
ion county that appeared in these
columns few days ago and that the
ether children were bitten by the
same pup at the same time. The
other children have been taken to
Baltimore. The story is told as fol-
lows by last evenings Fairmont
Times
A group Of several persons at the
depot last evening attracted no at
tention from the crowd who did not
know the circumstances of their be-
ing there. In the group were sever
al grown persons and three bright
looking little children The little ones
and two OF the grown persons were
seemingly packed up for travel.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Davis, of Stafford, and their three
little children, who were being taken
to the Pasteur Hospital in Baltimore
for treatment for hydrophobia.
Times readers all know the cir.
eumstanees Of the terrible affection
that hefell the father and his four
children, one of the latter who is
now dead
Kind friends helped raise the NOR
ey to send the little ones to place
where science may save their lives
and kind friends escorted them to
the train last night and bid them
god speed and good luck.
The children were seen by a Times
reporter, and did not seem to be
worrying about the terrible danger
that was liable to seize them at any
minute, and they stood around the
waiting room taking in everything
that transpired. The parents were,
however more concerned and they
realized the danger of minutes de-
lay The father seemed to fear that
the train would arri9e in the city
too late, for he had read of the death
of the little Morgan own boy on the
train that was bearing him to the
same institution.
The disease has not developed to
any serious degree, and the friends
of the unlueky family hope that
they will arrive at the hospital in
time to have permanent check put
upon it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
locals and Personals.

Mrs. w. p. Totten, Of Oakland, is
here the guest of Hon. Joseph More
land and family
Mrs. Ollie who has been quite i'll
for SO long is much better today.
A message from Oakland received
this afternoon says that Commander
Brown is very low. His friends have
little hope that he will recover.
BURGLARS blew open the b. & o.
safe at New Martiusville last week,
but all they got out Of it was the fun
they had.
WEST Virginians in the State OF
Indiana have effected an organiza-
ton to keep alive the memories and
associations of the great little noun
tain state
The b o IL. is following the prac-
tice of the Pennsylvania Company
and is building fences along the line
at many points. In the course of
time it is said that the entire road
will be fenced in.
A MARRIAGE to take place in the
near future has been reported that
will be quite surprise. The couple
are very excellent people and we have
no doubt the match will be a happy
one.
A little son of IT. G.. MADEIRA aged
three years is dangerously i'll with
typhoid attack In addition to the
best medical attention he has a very
skillful nurse and it is hoped he may
recover.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
TO FIGHT THE REBELS.
Castro to Reorganize Forces Ahou
Barcelona, Venezuela.

Castro to Reorsanze Forces Ahom
Barcelona, Venezuela.
Willenstad, Curacao. July S.-Pres
ident Castro. of Venezuela, left Cara
cas- Sunday, not for Valencia, as had
previously been announced, but fol
La Guarira, taking with him his pri
vate guard of 500 veteran soldiers
end General Ferrer. as chief of staff
The president reached La Guaira al
o'clock in the afternoon ana LEFT
there at midnight on the steamer Os
sum, his destination being Guanta OF
barcelona. about Is miles east of lie
Guaira.
He intends to reorganize the gov
eminent forces at and about BARGE
Iona and assume the offensive against
the revolutionists at once Nobody al
Caracas would explain this change
III President Castro's plans. and the
step taken was considered to be az
perilous as the invasion of the Valen
Ella district by the main army of the
revolutionists. This force win be op
POSED by the government army Under
General Seferino Castillo
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
MAIL POUCH STOLEN
From the Depot Platform and
Rihed,
But the Thief Had His Trouble For
His Pains as Nothing of Value Was
Taken.

But the Thief Had His Trouble For
His Pains as Nothing of Value Was
Taken.
Last night after train SO due at
1915 came in one of the two mail
pouches thrown off was taken by a
bold if not q very shrewd thief
This train carries nothing but clos
ed pouches and no registered pack
ages are sent at that hour. The two
pouches were carried to the door of
the depot waiting room and left
while the operator went to the other
end of the platform to bring the
truck that contained the baggage.
While he was thus engaged man
grabbed one the pouches and lodged
under the train on the other track
and ran over the river bank. Here
he cut the strap, opened the pouch
and sitted the bundles of letters adj
dressed to the banks.
AS there was nothing but checks
and drafts and most of them concell
they were all left on the bank where
they were found this morning pretty
we'll soaked by the heavy rain.
A great many of the packages of
letters were not cut open as the thief
felt chagrined that he found nothing
of value. The banks got all the let
tiers due them and think none are
missing.
The thief was not well posted or
he would have known that no regis
tered mail is carried by this train
consequently there would be little or
no money.
A clue has been obtained that may
lead to the arrest of the culpit and
if caught it will go hard with him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
ROYALTY OUTDONE
BY the Magnificence of the
Presidents Yacht.

Most Gorgeous Vessel Ever Constructs
ed-4 Dream of Beauty and Richness
For the President and Family TO
Travel in--Costliest and Finest
| Yacht Ever Built.
NEW YORK, July S.--The Yacht
Mayflower, the Official yacht Of the
| United States and the ocean home Of
President Roosevelt. after undergoing
alterations that cost $50, 600, is ready
for sea. She Is at Brooklyn navy yard
and is one of the most luxuriously
appointed vessels afloat.
| Neither Hohenzsollern-k Kaiser Will
liam's boating palace--nor any other
of the royal yachts has staterooms and
| saloons more beautiful or costly than
those Of President Rooseyelt's official
craft.
The Presidents quarter are situated
aft, on the main deck, and include six
staterooms for the exclusive use Of
himself, Mrs. Roosevelt aud their
children. The two larger Of these
staterooms have been very lavishly
| furnished
Special attention has been given to
the decoration of the bulkheads and
the paneling, which are covered with
expensive silk In many colors.
The smoking-room occupies the af-
ter portion of the spar deck aud Is
finished in teak, with floor OF fancy
wood, inlaid In mosaic and waxed.
Many cane chairs and sofas add TO the
comfort to be had in this room.
Behind the officers quarters below
the main deck is the presidents din
ing saloon. 1t extends the width OF
the ship and is furnished In white and
gold Louis XIV style.
| Running aft is the scompanionway
TO the presidents reception-room.
Some of the panels along this compan
ionway are made with silver paint
| to represent steel. In the reception
room the white and gold effect Is
| carried out.
Leading down to the berth deck aft
is a magnificent mahogany stairway
that gives entrance TO the presidents
private suite. There are two large
staterooms, fourssmaller ones and two
bath rooms. On the port side, just
outside the presidents room, is his
private bath. This tub is cut from a
solid block of fine marble.
Extensive plans are made to give
the president the benefit of the most
improved culinary and sanitary con-
triyances. There is large refriger-
ating plant in the forward part Of the
vessel. Nothing has been left undoIe
to make the Mayfower fit habita-
tion for the ruler of wealthy ma
| tion.
Before the Spanish-American war
the Mayflower was the property Of
Mrs. Ogden Goalet. 1t had been built
for her husband on the Clyde at a cost
os $50, 600.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
GLASS MAKING INDUSTRY.
Figures Issued by Census Department
For 600.

Washington. July S.-A bulletin
vas issued yesterday by the census
bureau showing the extent of the
glass making industry of the United
States for the census year, 800. The
bulletin shows that there are 35E
glass making establishments, employ
ing capital of SCI, 423 SOB
The value Of products is S56.539,712
to produce which involved an OUTLAY
q s2.792, $40 for salaries OF officials
clerks, etc, 27.0s4,710 for wages. SO,
1854 for miscellaneous expenses
including rent. taxes. ETC., and SIG,
I91 ,o09 for materials used. mill sup
piles, freight and fuel.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
Notice to the Stockholders of the
Morgantown Savings & Loan
Society.

There will be special meeting of the
Morgantown Savings and Loan Society
at its office in Morgantown ON MON
DAY, the Twenty First day of July,
1902, at 7;30 p. M, for the purpose OF
making such increase in the number of
shares of its authorized capital stock as
may be decided upon by said stockhold-
ers, and for the purpose of transacting
such other business as may be deemed
necessary and proper.
BY order of the Board OF Directors,
THos. E. HoDGEs, Sec'y.
July 3. 1902.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-08
Funeral of Mr.. Joseph Protzman.

At 10 a. m. today the funeral of
Mr.. Joseph Protzman took place from
from the Mount Union Church mile
below Easton. Many Morgautown
people were in attendance and the
congregation filled the church. The
audience sang "Asleep in Jesus bles-
sed sleep"and "How blest the rigth-
eous when he dies"
DR.. S. V. Leech preached the fu-
neral sermon from the obituary of
Abraham "He was an old man. full OF
years and he will be buried in a good
old age" Mr.. Protzman was nearly
80 years of age and has been a mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal church
forty four years.