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TO
LABOR CAUSE

The prospects are very favorable
for the Endorsement By the coming
legislature Of all the labor iegisla-
ton proposed By the State Fedora
tion Of Labor.
Three Of the four bills 10 be intro
duced by The federation were last
night formally approved BY the
King County Republican legislative
nominees AT a meeting held IN the
Diiler hotel and Il II nrObabie that
the fourth measure VIII ultimately
be favored.
Twenty of the legislative nominees
were present. a. were also l. Is.
Knickerbockef. chair an Of the
county central cou.se tig.el and ".
w. Harmon. a member Of the execu-
tive COMMITTEES Of the federation.
The delegation voted TO support an
eight hour day bill. a bill compelling
employers 70 protect dangerous ma
chinery By proper aafegua rds. and a
bin specifying the liability Of em-
ployers for injuries TO employees who
undertake % work nj machinery not
so safcguardsd. otherwise an as
stunned risk" bill.
The fourth bill. fellow servant
measure. was passed over since the
members OF the delegation wished to
take legal advice ms to the meaning
Of certain language In the text. II
~ probable. however. that the meas
ure will ultimately be Endorsed.
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Henry HenseI "; ;:-:i:
"a ttinekisy Block. Third Floor.

L
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
klnk County in The state Of
Washington. Jennie ~. Field.
plaintiff. ". Newton ". Field. de-
PENDANT. No. - Summons.
The state ~ Washington 60 the
said Newton W. Field. Defendant;
You are hereby summoned TO APP
pear withiu SIXTY fsol days after the
date Of the first Publication % this
summons to-wit. Within sixty (ceb
days after the f~snty-tfird tz1rdl
day OF June. 1901. and defend the
above entitled action In the above
entitled court. and answer the COM
plant Of the plaintiff. and serve a
copy of your answer upon the IN.
dsrntgned attorney for plaintiff At
HI. office below stated. and Ia case
OF your failure IA 20 do. Judgment
wllf - rendered against you. ac-
cordsnx 20 the demand % the COM
plant. which has been filed With the
CLERK u said court.
The object Of this action n to OBJ
tain = Judgment q the above en-
titled eourt. dtssuivins the bonds OF
mntrimony between the plaintiff and
defendant and awarding 10 the plain
tlff the custody Of the two children
Of the plaintiff and defendant. to-
Wit Isaac Newton Field. a male.
and Fern Freda Field. q female.
RICHARD dOwAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
=. q. address. al Washington bldg.
Seattle. King County, state OF
Washington.
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SEAT Tie
BUILDING
NEW HIGH SCHOOL ABOUT FIN
lSAEo-oTHER NEW srRuc
TuREs CONTEMPLATED

Cawses a carney VIII .inish this
week their contract for building the
new hiRh achoal on broadway. COM
pletlng one of Tho largest eonutruc-
tim iuba ever made la thia city.
James Park constructed tho baHo.
ment Of the building ana IN Nosrm-
her. 1901. CaWauy a carney began
work on the approximations and
would have completed the contract
last Marrh had il uei been fer the
delay ia securing material. Almost
all 81 the chairs have been placed
In the new high school, practically
nothing remaining now to be- duns
before the opening ~ school, sep
temher Is hut the aupply Of the fir
tures 10 the physics. chemistry and
botany ruNmM. This work has been
awarded Go several contractors.
Architect Thcohaid nuehinFsr l.
preparing Tor a two=fiat building to
be butt BY A. u. smith. ut Port
Rtakeley, ~ asti Fourth avenue at a
cost OF ssNoe The contract VIII be
let this week. fIe hasilcg a contract
10 John Kaufman for caastrueting
= $500 residence foF August kranse
on Eleventh avenue between feaier
waS and Washington street. aud he
has also let the contract for build
ms a 81. 400 office building for the
Heinrich brewing Company on How
ard Avenue near Republican street.
Excavations arr almost completed
fot the erection ct twn fine huiidinss
Ia the hiuck bounded b. Fifth and
sixth avenues and spring and sea-
rea streets, uu.e Of them viii Be a
family hotel. which w Y. 6lyficld u
building at ccEt Of tia0no. Wad-
bingham \ AFhcaon are the con-
tractors. The ether i fis.QQo SIX
rlat building 10 be erected by Gen.
tractor ". NJ wlndham for W. W.
FriH~r. kingaiey 4 Anderson are
the architects fsr both buildings.
Roy q Roy have commenced. work
on a new ahinsie mill 10 replace their
plant destroyed by tirc about
month ago The nrw mill Win have
q eco. 90 shingles per day capacity.
The &. n. Nichols Lumber Com
pany will erect new buildings at ttN
plant IN Ballard. which viii double
the present capacity 81 about .oa.eo0
shingles per dAs.
The Seattle Lumber Company will
AID a new band mill by the first of
the year. Increasing the raracity OF
the plant 20 IL. 600 feet per day.
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FOR GRADING
CITY employees

The civil service commission held
a short meeting last night at the city
hall. Principal Assistant City Enef-
neer Scott asked the commission TO
take some action regarding tho
grading OF the employees OF the city
engineers office a. provided by an
ordinance recently passed by the
council. This grading viii be neces-
sary before salaries can be fixed. A.
Wright made a complaint against
Sewer Inspector Eek. About a year
ago the latter refused to allow
Wright 10 make connections with n
side street sewer while a main sewer
was being Installed.
n. -. Olmetead entered ACCOM-
plant against one Of the sub fore
man In the street department. It
was referred 10 the city engineer.
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destroyed. IN numerous cases bury
Ing their inmates Ia the ruins. Thu
work % rescue il going ON slowly.
ard besides several dead. nearly 100
injured have been picked up.
The storm came over the town
practically without warning. II IL
reported that n continued for a con-
siderable distance before its force
was spent Much damage was dor.
In the adjoining agricultural dis
fricts. and the loss Of property in
town and country - very heavy.
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SEEMS THERE'S NO NEED
GOING TO CHINA TO FIND
REFORMING WORK TO DO

fret thought was TO Kill the man.
but before he pulled the trigger Of
his revolver he decided to merely
scare him. Two shots were fired.
One took effect in the wall back Of
the bed and the other buried the
bullet In the fieshy part OF Eudsons
arm. The woman was not struck.
Policeman Holt rushed In. and az
all was confusion he could not get
at the facts in the case. he sent ali
to the police station in the patrol
wagon. There all sides Of the story
were heard and Sergeant Peer de-
clded that il no complaints we're FLED
ali should De released
Bassier went out first and the
wife and children later. Hudson was
supported to a hack and driven back
to his stand.
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BREWERY To
Be REBUILT

Benjamin MoyeH. the principal
atoekholder In the Independent
Brewing Company, has decided that
the brewery which was burned 10
the ground at South Seattle yeater-
day Will be Immediately rebuilt. The
loss OF the fire, which was about
$50. 600. il one-third covered by In
ntlraure
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pETERSON'c
4 GOOD GOOD s ~
20. IS. 81 ..lke s.ress.
REUNION OF TINE
RlMGGO Do

CALIFORNIA. Pa Aug. 1.-THE
HingHoid cavalry veterans. n Union
organization which operated IN West
Virginia during the civil war. IN
holding lts annual reunion here IN
conjunction with the rsnrion OF the
Mcneil Hangers. their Confcderate
affrcraaffrM In the sf1n
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. In and
for the County OF King.
In the matter Of the Application
~ the Seattle Trust Company for
Dissolution. No. =. Notice Of Die
solution OF the Seattle Trust Com
pany.
Notice IL hereby given that the ae-
attic Trust Company has MED IN the
superior Court 81 the State OF wash
lngion. for KinK County. It's appiiea-
ton TO be dissolved az a corporation.
which Application viii come on TO be
heard in the equity department Of
said court AT Seattle. King County.
Washington. on the 10th day Of Oc-
tober. 1909. at the hour Of san o'clock
a. m. or as soon tsaereaftsf ns coun.
sci may be heard.
c. A. KOEPFLI.
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF the
Stats Of Washington. for kiuE
County,
by A y. RAYMOND, Deputy.
PETERS a POWELL.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
4 Dexter Horton Bank building.
Seattle. Wash.
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SPANISH TOWN SWEPT
BY FIERCE CYCLONE
Entails Heavy Loss Of Life and Limb and
Much Damage to Property

BARCELONA. spain. Aug. zs.-A
cyclone swept over the town OF
Feianotehe IN the province OF Ma
5orcz this morning. doing enormous
damage. The number OF victims Is
not ret known. but the aggregate of
fatalities II said TO be considerable.
The town had a POI ulation Of 5000.
The path Of the cyclone lay direct
ly over the town. While few detail.
have yet been received II IL known
that many buiidiuxs were completely
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Peculiar attachments that some
women form for men are often dis
covered BY the police. but there wan
one case that came TO lignt this
morning that surpasses anything yet
heard OF locally IN the line OF de-
pravity.
Mrs. c. r. Bassler, a mother. was
found In criminal relation with
Charles Hudson. a man who ~
paraIyzed In both legs and who can
hardly move without assistance Tbs
husband Of the depraved woman dis
covered her In the rear OF Hudson's
little cigar and fruit stand, on First
avenue south near King street. Both
OF the woman's two little boys were
playing about the room when the
father entered. Bassier drew n re-
voiver and shot twice at the de-
epoiier OF his home. He says ne fired
merely 70 scare the moral degenerate
who was with his wife. but one bull
let took effect I'm Hunson's left arm.
The wound II not serious.
Poor Little Ones
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassier. Hudson and
fhe two little children were sent 10
police headquarters in the patrol
wagon BY Policeman Holt. All were
released as neither Of the men
would file charges
;
on debauches frequently and on such
occasions often takes the children
with her. She met Charles Hudson
while out on a spree and again the
old saying that "fhere never was a
Jack that some day did not meet his
jill" was exempified-
Hudson Is a helpless man. He Is
paralyzed ia both Of his lower limbs
and has little use OF any OF the mus
<Ir - D. l. fFr "a q nj
cigar stand on First avenue south
near the coal bunkers and there he
earns HIS livelihood. In the rear Of
his little shop he has his living
room
Mrs. Baasler II a woman 4s years
of age Once she was handsome ana
rtiiI has IT, faded lines. She Is well
dressed Her husband II an artisan
who has been a faithful empioye Of
several large corporations IN Seattle
and II credited an honest man and q
GOOD workman. with his wife and
fvo little boys. and years Of age,
he has fOr some time been living on
Thlrtv~first avenue south. The
neighbors about there say his home
f. in a state Of turmoil almost con
tinuaIiy.
This morning Mr. Bassler found
that HIS wife was out on tear and
started 10 find her and the two little
boya whom she had with her. Back
N Hudson's shop. where he haa been
foId she was. he found her. The
sfght that met his gaze was horribly
fnr Close IN the embrace Of the
naralytic he saw his wife and me
mother Of his children Ihe llttle
fovs were near IN the same room
The father was dumDfounoeo' his
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The oregon. Philadelphia and Bos-
ton are at the navy yard. Don't mics
the chance OF seeing them. Boats
leave Colnan dock, opposite depot.
al 8 30, . and 10 a. m; Els. 2:3O and
ts30 D. m.
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GAIN FOR
GOV. GAGE

SACRAMENTO. Aug. Ballot
ting began an soon N the convention
was called 10 order this morning at
1907. The fourth ballot resulted as
follows. Gage. 11ai4 Flint. ~. Par
dee. II HAYeA. 81. EAson. ..
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GOV. hOADLEY
IS DEAD

ROCHESTER,. n. y. Aus IL
f.xfiov. Geo. Hoadley died yesterday
al watkins. at the agc Of 70. Gov.
Hoadi~y had been In poor health Tor
some Time
GOV. Hoadssy was elected govern
or OF Ohio In iss3. over Senator For
aher. In 1886 no Was defeated IN
turn By the latter. shortly after
ward Gov. Hoadiey removed 20 New
York city. where he engaged IN inc
practice Of iaw.
Twelve FamouA Tomeassn Pictures
free 10 each new subscriber To the
star ct booth No. 10. carnival
EEeunds- -.
-t
wansed-Good strong young man 20
he npprenticed TO learn = fne trade.
Call between and IL a. m. it07
Third avenue.
Dr. J. p. Sweeney has returned
from his vacation. office. Hotel Sc
atfle-
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Professor Wilson at Ranks Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vnfe lessons daily.
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FOR sALu-FARMs AND LANDS

THIRTY NINE acres Cedar river, az miles
from Henfon. all improved we'll watefcd.
water piped In house ard barns. erope
arr extensive. viii sell this cntire. we'll
equipped farm and will make terms 70
suit purchaser.
Two acres near the town OF kirkland. $50:
all cleared ready for building.
Forty. three acres large tarcom house. hfsf
class land, sfs0o. terms 60 suit.
For tent-4farke broom modern house nj
Green Lake. lots. large assortment OF
fruit and garden, 500 worth Of pota-
toes. fruit and vegetables VIII 80 with
place. atahlins for cows and chicken coop.
very deairahiu home, rent so month.
A. LAWRENCE
pOsis SECOND avenue.
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LAUNDRY Eirin for machine and hand
work. Hensrat riris, $50. room and
board. man and wife for hotel. waitress
81. chanhsrrnalde. boys Tor factory. lab.
orerr. tsaJnstefa. $40 PET month, men 70
load boitri s3.op day. camp cooks. cofn-
ranlon. We furnish rellahie help Of all
kinds.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ii2l Thifd avenue Main 3aa
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CHEAP HOMES
HEAuflFUb cleared slightly lots. $50 to
$40, terms o. down, 81 monthly. free
Xntef and WOOD.
snNil new house, large lot s2po. terms
s2h down. $40 monthly.
Several cottages Tor rent, " PER month up.
owner Hillman. offices west shore Green
Lake car line crosses property.
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An rHE Man.
No nise IN Fuar hCues with my vfnac~
sna dnor screams. house repairing IN a
krenetssg Etssinx. rinE .pen4 tatlea. eta
sie Meaisen- rhene. N.ln iiio RAndAn
SACkeoks Espssse q Trsssfer Co We
Do ali strfs % teaminG. furniture and
plane raosfngs tsssAss and trunks trans.
ffrfefs stores free ! days second ana
Chsrry. unssr ~. L. psf ma
bfKd Ufs NAfS fr.
Fcr cisnnirx sad rsHevattne rents ana
hdres eiotheA Ctr DYE worka
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WFlr wsvTrp-wALE
WANTED Honstender. sATs horse team
rieFinH aiinErf t+h and board. barker
y 30 haul herk man. ~ rs. hoofa man.
t2I9i 70 sktd road men ~ -. baeksr.
tseol - teefnsters. s1B day. baara
~ - week. for Jas. Aiien. east Of noun
tainr. dry climate. work will last all
winter. tsamstsrs and iaborrrs. ~ -
day. board - 70 weeh. for wtntsrs. Par.
nou and uoener laden.
Hsfilcn fnrn 10 city, 81 20 taF. NJ. T. CO. {
mtn % clear land in city dishwaahsr
300 week. wood cutters fi.a cord
tools Furnished iahorrrr NJ city 81 ~
dsY. mill hsnts. tz.oo dRY4 miii hands
$50 nsufith ard board. fafe and fee Ad-
Nanredi carpenter, 40, iobhlre shop.
Fux EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Basement 300 Occidental axsnue Phone
Union 10
WANTEfp-First class carpenter TIE
Fair, corner second and Pike
roR NEVADA AND UTAH
zoo n ". MEN FOR NEvADA-NuCK-
hrs. TEtMETERa. HAMNERsMES
AND MACHINE MEN. s7.oo TO $500.
SHIP DAILY.
MHfcIiuL q HAWKINS
iip wEeT MAIN STREET..
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ron sAu.r-crrv urs,. rsrAr.

HoMEsEisKERs' PARADISE.
Don't delay hooking at this propertv, NJ.
beautifully located on the shores 81 Ian.
Warrington. every lot within = few siep.
~ electric Hire. Sc fare. service from
bth q, m. 70 ~ y. m. cleared aud nrnded
avenues, sidewalks. good churches. sehsoia
atoreH, ETC. fire. wood and water lots
selling fast and no wonder. only saa sTa
and - fof large ao-foot iota al Is snd
80 down and $50 month. lumber Tor
huilding on terms also. See owner e.
* sturtevant mornings. at Rainier
Beach. afternoon. At 7 boston block.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-14
DEATH BY POISON.
Little Mexican Girl Drank Horse
Liniment.

Saturday morning little girl be-
longing to the Baca family, Mexicans
living on the Lobach ranch, got hold
of a bottle of horse liniment and drank
portion of the liquid. AS the lini-
ment contained laudanum and acetate
of lead, it proved to be fatal dose
Every effort was made, however, to
save the child's life She was brought
TO DR.. Sheridan's Office early in the
morning, in a deep stupor. Consul
tation was called and all through the
day the physicians worked over the
little sufferer, In the evening he
was aroused from her sleep and was
taken home, but at 10 O'Clock she sue
cumbed TO the poison.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-14
French Fete Day.

Paris, July l4-Today, the one hun
dred and thirteenth anniversary of the
fall of the Bastille was celebrated as
usual as national holiday. There
We're numerous pu bile entertainments
and III many instances the proceeds
will be donated to the Martinique re-
lief fund There was military re-
view at Longchamps, which was wit,
messed by a large number of people.
There were also reviews at all mill
tary and naval stations, follwed by
illuminations, fireworks and balls in
the evening.
The Parisians participated with
their customary zest. Wreaths were
placed on the Strasburg monument in
the place de la Concorde. President
Loubet, while driving to the Long
champs race course to witness the grand
annual review, was cheered all along
the route. In the presidential tribune
with him were the members of the cab
met and the ambassadors.
In accordance with custom free per
formances were given in the subsidized
theatres. AS the evening wore on the
city presented an animated and bril-
liant spectacle, open air dancing, pyro-
technic displays, and IA general illumi-
nation being the principal features.
At late hour all the squares and OPP
en- spaces were crowded with dancers
and merrymakers, who gave no indica-
tion of an intention to give up their
sport until dawn.
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1T is COOL IN COLORADO.
Heavy Travel to Rocky Mountains
Predicted for This Summer.

Over 10, 900 tourists visited Colorado
last summer. In the opinion of Gen
eral Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington route, this number will
show "a great increase for the sum
mer of 1902. Good times and the ex-
tremely low rates announced by the
railroads. are expected to give the
Rocky Mountain resorts an unpre-
cedented number of tourists who de-
sire to miss the summers heat of the
cities and the plains. 1t is also ex-
pected that trips through Yellowstone
National Park and through the Black
Hills of South Dakota will prove more
popular this year than ever before,
the railraod reports indicating numer-
Gus inquiries about low rates to these
localities.
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Cost OF Battleshlps.

Twenty years ago tlSS3) British
attleship cost about 81. 400, 900; the
ADMIRAL class uSs9l cost about 49,.
100000: the Royal Sovereign class
lS93-95) cost about s4.200,000; the
1ajestic us96-9s) cost s4.400. 900;
he Formidable and the Duncan 190D
est more than S5.0OO.000; the King
'dward VII, the Dominion and the
Commonwealth. now building. will
ave displacements OF about 1880
ons and will cost about s6.400,OO0.
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PROSPERITY ASSURED.
twenty Thousand People at Least
to Visit Florence.

The citizens of Fremont county and
Florence particularly, hail with de-
light the coming Of the great Elks
Carnival TO be held at Florence the
last week in August. If the people
Will stop moment and think what
the Carnival means to this community
in business way every business man
VIII join us, and expend certain money
in advertising the Carnival, by means
OF having their stationery printed to
attract the attention of everyone with
whom they have correspondence, or in
anyway they may deem best to call the
attention of the outside world to the
greatest attraction Florence has ever
seen. Large numbers of people will
come here from points hundreds of
miles around, some to remain the en-.
tire week and others to remain per
manently in our thriving city, where
the best advantages can be had for
business enterprises of whatever ma
ture. The people having the Carnival
in hand will leave no stone unturned
to make 1t an event long to be remem-
bered, and during the attractions the
people are offered an opportunity
FREE OF CHARGE to visit the mach
inc plant of the Oil Well Supply Co..
where everything can be found in the
way Of machinery and tools to drill
wells for oil /, gas or water.
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Warm weather and strong church
attendance were welded yesterday as
was manifest at the Presbyterian ser
vices. Particularly was there graft
fyingly large number at the evening
communion service. Seven persons
were given membership reception up
on the profession of their faith. three
of these being heads of families. AL
tho the lights failed on two occasions
the service was still carried out quiet
ly and orderly. The first individual
communion cups in our city We're in
troduced by this congregation at last
nights observance of the Lords Sup
per. The change was favorably re-
ceived, and certainly has many points
Of advantage over the old custom.
This new service was the gift of the
young peoples endeavor society.
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Tn. Voice o, Jenny Lind.

It would seem that the mantle Of tho
ustrious Jenny Lind, who was known
5 the swedish Nightingale has fallen
Jon ner granddaughter, Miss Owen
pliu Maude. 1t is said that her rendi-
on Of the songs by the masters has
on the admiration OF the critics of
'urope Jenny Lind left one daugh
er. who. although she did not possess
le voice Of her mother. was a writer
I charming songs. II appears that
ne great singers talent passed over
ne generation to remain the gift OF
granddaughter.
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Juniors and Rockvale.

At the ball grounds yesterday a
good game of ball was played between
the Florence Juniors and Rockvale
team. They played good stiff ball,
the game ending in a score of 10 to 4
in favor of Rockvale The Juniors
put up nice game and there is tim
Der III their nine that will develop
into first class material for profess
sional team.
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local News. :.

Frank Yelton, Marshall Eakin and
another young man started early this
morning for an outing on Beaver.
They rode their wheels, upon each of
which was strapped a blanket. They
expect to live chiefly on fish, fried on
a fiat stone, and to sleep wrapped in a
blanket under the shelter of some
friendly tree or overhanging rock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-14

Marshal Tabor this morning receiv-
ed letter from a gentleman in La
seen the body of man appear in the
river and then disappear. He gave a
description of the man and wondered
if it might not be G. w. Thomas, miss
ing from this place. The description
given, however, would indicate that
the body was more likely that of
William Richardson who so myster-
iously disappeared in Pueblo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-14
Worlds sIaoe.t Sailing Ship.

Germany has the largest sailing yes-
sci in the world. the Preussen, of 5000
tons, just launched at Geestemunde.
She is owned by the firm that owns
the former largest sailing vessel. the
'otosi. of 5000 odd tons, and will be
ised in the trade with the Pacific
oast OF America. The Preusssn Is
1877 feet long and SO feet wide. She
draws "a feet and has a spread of sail
If $4,000 square feet.