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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
lMPOR TANTES CABLES
Ell partidO nOderadO en- Cuba.

pote. presidente del Comit6 Ejecu-
two NaCionsl de dicho partidc; dis
curse en- ell cual haciase historic
culminante de la polftica cubana
desae Que ell seflor E trada Palma
diriie los destinos de la joven re-
DIlblica. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

7 IreueSOs d los SNspOmesstes sabre MOfs-
tos: Sc gortearsn tOdOs los amos en-
re los que mas se distinGan pOF "a
eonatanCia en- 81 Ah0rr0.
HOvas do Casa: Para Ias impossible
ne8: .-
SDe 8 & 10} de Il ma6ana, y de 1 s B
de n tarde los dias IabOrables; y de 81
{ 1O1 de d maGana los Do1ninROs. Para
Il extracciOnes Ias mismas hOFRg exs
septo b de los Domingos;.
T Re0I0messtO de Ia &ecO66n: Las per
aonaG que intePesen, mas pormen0Fes
7ObFe lag imp0siCioneg. extrRCOioneg
manaFR de iquidaR intereSeAs ee0s pue-
den SOlisitaF an siemplaT On b OalS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

New York, Sbre. 1, 1.S0 p. %.
Dicen de la Hab1na qUe Ell par
lido moderado es casi SECURE que
obtenga ell triun nfo en- las pr6ximas
elecciones presidencia les.
El6giase ul Fecien nte discurso pre- :
nunCiado pcr el doctor Mendez Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
La sup pTemaCia en- Oriente,

New York, .sbFe 81, l-sO P. M.
Para cOntrarrestar las ambiclones
euroueas. en- ell Extreme Oriehte
tratase de formalizar una triple
alianza Ruso- -jermana-japonesa, de
Ia que Sc asegura ha sidO iniciador
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Ell emperador aleman.
Estas noticias han causadO gran
impression en- Europa por mas que
la prensa inglesa las cOmenta festi-
vamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Ag0ato 81 ,
HS preaentado 90 renuuCia, ante Ell
COnce 10 municipal el SecretaTi0 de 60
te Ayunta miento aI n u F6lix Mas.
-Muy buen efeCt0 hA Causedo en-
cate pueblo, lR aCtitud del Hon. GOber-
nadOr, no aCeptAndO lR renuncia del
cargo de Alcalde & nusStro amigo don
JOh6 r. Moves.
Han visitHdO este puer 20. dursnte
ls aemana actual. los vApp ores rSAn-
turceD y eSAn Juan,3 trSyendo %
bJrdo, baBtante Cargo.
-HAsta 10 feChs no hS llegadO e.-
to pueblo. el pOIlCia que hR de luatl'
tuir Oh que haCe 10 alAB, fac tFaslada'
do de este sub putstO.
P0r tal raz6n solo IN guards preSta
neEViCiO de GiS , OtrO de noche.
-SCusnd0 90 vOIver6 8 ha0Iar De-
CuerpO dc BombeFONs
Han dad0 ComieL 20 Ias pDRas oS
FsparACi6n On nueStrO ParQue OenbE@! J!
-RA aldo ArrendAdR DOE pn conn
giopista dc Guayama, la panadeEfa De
AefIOF ApOnte. ..
Nos 6loen que 90 pr0pone sFA0 1Al
buenRs harinRe para v or Oi lcgFs SAGA
buen pan. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

--Csdiz co h CunA de las heTmosas y
rezsIsdsg y eI HutaD San juan es eI
sitiO mss freaCo y agFadAble de Is olur
dad. Tetu6u 21 est6 instAIad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

pansg%s5a mu 1ss SD4
ID vd
raIt ~ que
tdoc sa
dR1u5E en-
"PI
SsIr9TTee3cEe S Sm fcGNe @Ynh
aoGuels sfuz zaa han
de netod bkH6 ~
aFfadOd e Mo
slo
New q
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rh termed
ao
adi
Ceabina Ia s
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

COLOCACION Sc desea co'oC II
4 una aefiorita 8 se nora en- DueStr0 e.
tab'eOimiento de labofes. Deoe pOseer
81 ipQI&a. Buen sueldo. Diriline-6 6
The Porto Rico Draw Work and Em'
brOidery Co, FertlezA ia. San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
La fiebre amaTiIIa en- New Orleans.

New York, Sbre. /, l.30 p. NJ.
InfOFma un telegrama de New
Orleans que en- los Il Iltimos d1ss ha
decrecido Ia fiebre amarillo en- Gi-
cha ciudad. ]
Las aUtoFidades sanitaFias han
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
BANDAs Y ORQUEsTAs.
.B1lcO Territorial J Agrfc9 9Ia
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

E0uposSCSOnes sO6rs J66retGS: Degds
Ie0.25 & 81. 600, devengar6n intereSes ~
& Dor 100 anuRl. -
/ EsgpOsSCSOse8 q 0EGS0 flo: DeSde
e2OO en- adelante devengaran intereE 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Prccedido con gran energfa higie-
nizando rapidamente los barFios
baios de New orleans. en- donde
estaban los Principales focos de in
fecci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
U N A AL LIANzA.

mesa, de que Sc viene hablando en-
Ia prensa alemana. Esta noticia es
ridiculizada Por la pEensa in glesa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

New York, Sbre. l, l. 30 P. NJ.
Noticfan q Londres que en- los
cfrculos diplomaticos De Berlin dase
como segura la alienza rusO-japo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Para ser conaideradO como an per.
feoto C0bSIlerO, beba siempre 10 fa.
nnosa y espiritual CervezR sPabeGs que
yenden NJ. 3. CaldsE6n 4 Ca' TeSuAn
II,
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(Ds maestro cOrresponsa1.)
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la TIEADlTA.
DEL. .ECaEVARRIA.
Plaza PrineIpaI al ladO dol AyuniamiSRtO.

EfeotOs para caballeEOa. Sefora. ,
nifcg. ROpa heCha, AFtfCuloS de quln-
anna ' otroa obietog de RPte. EfeCtOs
rsligiosos y el meior dulce en- alni
bar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

En- osto impRenta aa vonde papel do
paFi6diOe Visio 4 800 quinhl'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

EstGdos UsaSdos de>
1::;:;s: !: 2':'sss;:s' s'::''':
Est0dos U9e6dos.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28

White Pine, score of places in Arizona
and Nevada and elsewhere. We're due
to similar causes. The notably rich
deposits at Goldfeld, Nevada, must be
ascribed to this secondary enrichment,
as must almost every other occurrence
of unusually rich ore at or near the
surface.
1t may be that rich accumulations Of
gold ore in depth, such as those occur
ring in Cripple Creek district, in Cali
fornia and in many other places, are
due to somewhat similar causes. The
water levels may at one time have been
much higher or lower than now, for in
all mining regions is found usually
abundant evidence of oscillations of the
region up and down-now rising, now
falling. These changes take place
slowly and extend over long period OF
time, but the best that may be said IS
that the problems Of ore deposition and
alteration have only been partially
solved. M. and S. Press.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28
Purely Commercial.

A dispatch from Washington an
nounces that applications have beer
made at the forestry Office for the pur-
chase of /, 300, 900 acres of forest re
serve lands. 1t is not stated by whom
the application is made, but poor NOR
tails do not buy such big lot of lanes
all at once. 1t will be found in the Ell
that the forestry policy of Mr.. Pincho t
is purely commercial, entirely in Il e
interest of those who can buy land from
the government in large blocks. Coz :
gress may make laws to stop this, but
then, congress proceeds very SLOWLY
sometimes where the interests of cal
ital are concerned. Occur d Alene Sun.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28

In an editorial printed in the issue OF
Oct. 7th, giving the names of the men
to whom the districts of Elk City and
Orogrande are indebted for their al
ready large and ever growing measure
of prosperity the editor inadvertently
omitted from the roll of effective work
ers, the names of John Nassau, j. B.
Henniger and Pat Rrennen of the Colo
Dove. These men $re among the latel
pioneers of this camp, in the kind OF
development work which counts.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28
How Editors Get Rich.

After. good deal of study and work
it has at last been figured out why SC
many country editors get rich. Here is
the secret of success. A child is borr
in the neighborhood, the attending phys
ician gets SIC, the editor gives the loud
lungeF youngster and the 'happy par
ents" a send-off and gets so. 1t is
christened; the minister gets $40 anc
the editor gets 500. 1t grows up and is
married; the editor publishes another
long-winded fiowery article and tells {
dozen lies about the beautiful and ac
complished BRIDE" the minister gets
$40 and piece of cake, and the editor
gets 5000. In the course of time it dies,
and the doctor gets from $25 to $1OO;
she minister perhaps gets SIS, the under
taker gets from $50 to 500; the editor
publishes notice 81 the death and an
obituary two columns long, lodge ard
society resolutions, a lot of poetry anc
a free card of thanks, and gets $4,000.
No wonder so many country editors get
rich!-Paperdom.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28
The Writing On the Wall.

And it came to pass in the days of
the new century that the chief grafters
and the high financiers gathered them
selves together at a great feast, that
they might commune and break mama
which they had hogged from the
common people.
For in those days an edict had gone
forth from the inner sanctum sanctor-
ium that none who eat bread in the
sweat of their brow be allowed to store
up for the morrow. And it was even
so.
Now, when the highwaymen had sat
them down the chief moneymaniac
raised his voice with both hands and
spake with much loudness, saying:
MY brethren. we are great bunch.
There are none greater than we save
the voX Del, backed by the vox populi.
Therefore is it meet that we put the
vox populi out of business.
At this saying there was much dem
onstration and waving of long green,
rumbling of the street cars and the
chuckle of the heavy beef wagons could
not be heard above the noise made by
many corks departing from bondage.
And even willie the fizz was yet
dripping from the ceiling another high
wayman, who greatly feared carfare
might escape and return to the common
people of the land, braced himself
against golden hatrack and exclaimed,
with an esrnest exclaim:
LET US send missionaries into the
highways and the Railways of the legis-
lature that they might lay hold of the
hearts of 5the lawmakers who come in
disguise from the loins of the populace,
and cause them to see even as we see.
Let the missionaries say unto them:
Come hither into the cloakroom and
let US cast lots for a jackpot of filthy
lucre; and if thou dost win, then thy
vote on the house roll 7-11-44 shall be
nay; and if thou dost lose, then thy
vote may be yea, unless thou dost see
cause to change thy mind But more
over, be it understood aforehand by the
missionaries that the vote desired by
the high financiers be nay"
And it came to pass that those who
sat at the table in the day of the great
feast saw that what had been spoken
was good. and the keeper of records
and seals wrote it down in the book of
graft.
And all of a sudden, even while the
man with the long corkscrew labored at
the bunghole of another keg, there
came crashing noise as of the falling
of many empties on the pavement at a
a. M, and they were alright and look
ed one at the other, for was it not the
voice of one Hughes, crying in the
megaphone, make We way for
Jerome!'
And there appeared on the wall, in
handwriting that none might mistake,
a saying, which is rampant even unto
this day:
BEHOLD THY FINISH.
And the number of chairs that were
broken in the guests mad rush to
vacate the sancturn numbered six and
twenty. "A. U. Mayfeld in Denver
News.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28
What Depth Do Gold FINES Quit !

There is a growing tendency on the
part of experienced mining engineers
to discover some relation, or connection,
between the enriched portions of veins
and ore deposits and the topography Of
the country. In mary instances the
richest portions of veins are found at
ard near the surfa: e. ALPHABETICALLY on
the elevated ground tArough which a
vein passes, while those portions lying
IN the canyons or alorit slower ground
do not, as a rule, afford equally as sat-
isfactory results. There are exceptions,
and these are numerous, but without
doubt the greater number are of the
character above indicated.
For many years mining engineers end
biologists have tried to establish the
theory that there is no apparent relation
between the occurrence of payable min
eral and the topography Of the country,
but the more extensive the development
OF mining regions, the more noticeable
the fact becomes, that there i'd. appar-
emily such relation
In some districts it is much more
noticeable than in others, but in a GER
eral way such relation n be trsc
dat. The causes for this condition are
as yet speculative, but are presumed to
Re due TO secondary enrichment. caused
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28

When Senator Dubois says that the
federal government is in accord with
the western people on the forest reserve
question he knowingly and deliberately
lies. That the plain, unvarnished truth
of the matter. -Mountaineer.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-10-28
BEHOLD THY FINISH.

And the number of chairs that were
broken in the guests mad rush to
vacate the sancturn numbered six and
twenty. "A. U. Mayfeld in Denver
News.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

ELECTED AGAIN-Mrs. Mary
NoOandless Of this city was again
elected to the ONCE Of grand mistress
Of records and correspondence almost
unanimossly at the meeting Of the
grand temple Of the Rsthbone Sister
as Trinidad. Mrs. AcCandless hal
held this of{ice for several terms and
has given the very best Of satisfac.
tion.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Tonight-the Elks.

"Ths Senator'S Wife, and the Elk
will b. st the opera house tonight
The play 10 one Of the best ever pre-.
sentsd Tho comedy 10 great. the
story Interesting. dealing with love
and politics in Warrington, ID. o.
The gowns worn BY the ladiss will
b. haudsome. and the whole enter.
tainment worthy Of the Elts. and done
10 their usual style.
The homo people are all In nns
shape. and Mr.. aud kvs. Jsvin will
appear ~ the senator and his wife.
Incidentally Avs. Lsvtn will sing
"Ths Flower Girl" from the Italian
opsrs la Florajs'' and Little Bee
will sing some clever parodiss On
we'll known son9s.
Get your ssats early ~ The
Aatlsssd herd and thsir friends will
All ~ there.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
FLORENCE WON.
Star Of the West Co. No. 4, U. R.,
K. Of p, Did Not Accept honor

49,
K. Of p, Did Not Accept honor
Star Of the West company No. 4,
U. r. X Of P. won the flag for (which
the drill companies competed at Trim.
idad last evening. but Afterward
would not accept the honor for fear
that it would oause d,ssension among
the ranks.
Colorado Springs %. No. 10 and
Star Of the West Co. No. 1. competed,
but the rule IL thA. no company can
enter unless the places of all members
are filled with men who belong to
that team. There were some men
lacking in the Colorado Springs team
and Victor WAS CALLED upon to fill the
vaoAnoies. The Springs company
won the contest with . per cont Of
ninety one and Florence made eighty
eight per cent. Denver man pros
ent contested the result and the honors
were given to the loaal company.
| The dag was brought out BY Brig.
Gen Pfafin of the Colorado brigade
and was going to present the same to
Florence but Captain Ash would not
aooeps II and It WAS decided shat no
competing company won the drill and
tho nag was turned back to ths reei-
ment to be competed for next year.
Florence WAS entitled to the dag 81
1t hsd lived mp to the requirements ts
Of tho department. The captain Of
the Colorado Springs company was In
favor OF the flag being given to No. 4.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

SECTION MEN QUIT-Between
thirty .nve and forty section men who
were brought mp from Pueblo yester.
day TO work on the Rio Grande be.
tween here and CAson Oity refused 10
go to- work this morning. They
were met By walking delegates Of tho
union and told ths condition They
stopped 10 Florence this Afternoon
and will walk to Pueblo this evening
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
IRRIoAToR RETURNs-R. 9

RRIGATOR RETURNS-R. g.
Brown returned from the northern
part of the state last night and will
remain for sometime. The we'll he ID
drilling for water ON Eight Mile creek
has reached . depth Of 100 feet. The
drilling operations have not been %
successful 10 the past bot the hole 10
In such shape that good progress
can be made from now on. Mr..
Brown says II wss 20 cold In Idaho
Syringe Monday morning that over.
coats were neosssary.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

SURPRISE PARTY-A number Of
friends OF Miss Margaret Hylsnd ten
dsred her surprise party last night
at her home on Union avenue. The
evening wAs spent in music and
dancing. and 1t . late hour dainty
rsrfeshmnnts were served after which
all left for their homes declaring
they had . most enjoyable evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

ABOUT YOUR NEI0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

4! -Mn. Charles Hill IL visiting 3
sister in Trinidad.
j. r. Belcher has retu rned from
Canon and Salida.
District Attorney Pease is down
from Canon this afternoon
| Walter Fainter was In from his
ranch on Hardscr abble today.
| j. ". Oats. grand master Of the
A o. q. ". called ON J. J. Little
yesterday.
Miss Edna Tharp Of Pueblo Is
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. John Little.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hall and Mrs. Fal.
mer Of Beaver creek were shopping
In the city today.
Mrs L. B. Park. daughter and
sister will return today from thetr
camping trip At Greenwood.
'-Hazie Tyler. who has been visit.
ing her aunt Mrs. D. Rogers. left for
her home in Denver this afternoon.
Thomas John Jr., left this after
noon for Grand junction to register
and will then 60 to Ouray ON q visit.
w. J. Daniels and Frank sena.
ker left today for Grand Junction to
register In the Uintah land drawing.
Walter Hurd. W. v. Thorn ton
and Prot. Durfee made up . party
last night for Grand junction to
| register.
Mrs ]. 8. Thickins was cs3led to
Canon CITY last evening to the bed
side Of her old.time friend Mr..
Rachael Knight who is seriously i'll.
Thomas Devlin and sister. Miss
Lois. Of Newton. Kansas. arrived yes.
terday afternoon and will spend few
weeks with Mr. aud Mrs. g. e. Knox
Of West Fourth street. Mrs. Knox be-
ing . sitter of theirs.
1
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

GO TO DENvER-Florepoe Aerie
No. i69, Fraterpal Order Of Eagles ID
making big preparations for sending
Its delegates TO the grand lodge meet.
ing In Denver next week. Besides
the delegates there will bs number
Of members attend. It 10 expected that
70. 900 dslesatss and others will be In
attendance.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
FOUND DYNAMlTE-wbile hunt.

FOUND DYNAMITE-Wbil hunt.
ing gophers east Of the Dorcas mill
yesterday some boys found several
sticks of giant powder. some fuse and
. quantity Of giant caps that were
dsponted by some one. What the
motive Of the person who carried
them there was will probably never
be known. The stuff was buried OF
hidden uuder some weeds and had not
been placed there long before the dis.
covery.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
STOP sPRoUEEDINGs-Lil Jon.

oolored. who . few days ago swore to
. complaint charging John Lewis.
also colored. with burglary. ysster.
day stopped proceedings in Judge
Sanders court. The judge was
willing to do this bot wanted the
money for the scorueo costs. He
assessed them against the complain.
ant and after trying to argue the
point with the Judge. she paid.
She alleged that . few nights ago
Levin broke into her house at Coal
Greek, opened her trunk and stole
artioles Of minor importance valued
at probably ".
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

HAVE RETURNED-The Kuishtu
Of Pyshias band. Uniforn Ranh.
msmbsrs Of the X. Of P.aud the Rath
bone Sistsrs rstarnsd 70 the city u
. O'Clock tits nosnins On . special
tsuin.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

The American Order Of Protection
will ave . nechtis social 10 Cslifor.
uia hall next russday night. Each
lady must bring . lunch for two and
wear . nsolti the duplicate Of which
che places In an envelope n be sold
70 . ssntlsnan for sSo. Everybody
invited $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

NEW SHOW OASEs-Ths Globe
store this morning received two now
show oasss which thoy are placing
thts morning. The Globe nansemen nj
u ssSsrprisins Apd u Aiwayl serving
y kssp v ~ frsaA
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

J. r. Terrence writes New York
Lifo Insurance. Of{ios over Yeltou's
Drug Store. 3 39.f,
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

Family bottled beer pints or quarts
BY the caae delivered At your door BY
John Westenrider. 100 e. Main
Phone blsuk SSl. Tot,
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

Hall. TIE second hand man. want
ssoond hand furniture. He will alss
rent you . tent. stsss Bank bloct.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

Catfish. lake trout and halibut.
all eastern 6sh. at the Central
market. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

For coal and feed sss MillAr "th,
transfer man." phone 81. ST.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

Ten day sals on Mems Suits ~ half
prices eiA.oo 70 ~ 90. worth from
es5 o. 70 e55 90. Florence Tailoring
o.. 1T Fest Main. 85.l0
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Excursion to Cripple Creek, Victor

Sunday, August 18th. special train
leaves Florence for Cripple Greek at
.. m.. rsturnipR leaves Cripple
Greek ut p. n. ei.oo roend trip.
ss.los
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

Go 70 the Blue Front bakery fol
bread. pies and oakes. 16-t,
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

We sve KILLING our own bssf.
Try u asd you will And IL % b fresh.
5ntsy - 1slieieuA Tho Osetral
naEAee ~
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

New kodaks 10 loan. Masters'
studio. 8O.%l
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

VNANTED-Priyate family to board boy Of !
delivery. 8s-4ys
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Girl for general housswork
w Hoffman Bros. 81
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

NIANTED-A good horse and buggy. Owne
w must take trade In part payment. Thu
Florence Monumental Works. 2l2 West nail
street. % y
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

HAVING added Is moro flne cows 10 my dsiry
IL thoss desiring purs milk can now be sup.
piled by applying TO the Lobach wagon which
will b. glad 10 scrvc you and furuish roo the
bet milk In the market.
A-\s' EDWIN LoBACH.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

NOuND..-silk nccktie. Owner may get same
by calling .t thi. Office. proving property
ana paying Tor this ad. M-t2
Warren sheaf., 1905-12-07
Must Stay on Claims.

Sioux Falls, $. D., Dec. Several
hundred OF the landseekers, both men
and women, who were fortunate
enough to draw homesteads in the ce-
ded portion OF the Rosebud Indian re-
servation in Gregory county, and who
have resided on their land during the
summer and fall. have received a severe
jolt from the commissioner Of the gen.
eral land Office in connection with their
applications for leave of absence from
their homesteads during the winter
months. Hundreds of such applications
were forwarded to the general land
Office in Washington, but four-fifths of
them have been returned, having been
rejected by the commissioner Some
OF the applicants, thinking their appll-
cations would without doubt be grant
ed, had departed for their old homes in
other states, but they will now be COM
PEELED to return and maintain resi-.
dence on their claims.
Warren sheaf., 1905-12-07
HOUSEBOAT BURNS.
Zine Persons Are Roasted Alive
Fire Breaks Out While Vic
tins Are Asleep.

Mobile. Ala, Dec. 2.-Nine persons,
whose names are not yet known, oc-
cupylng pull" boat on Middle river.
which runs between the Texas and
Alabama rivers, met terrible fate
early Friday morning, all being burned
to death in a fire which destroyed the
boat. Sidney Wheat. the negro stew
ard, was the only survivor of ten men
who lived in the craft Wheat escaped
death by being awake owing to i'll
ness. The cracking of burning tim
bers warned him in time, he making
his escape just as the huge structure
of the boat collapsed. Stewart and
Butt, of Mobile, who own the craft,
say there had been no steam on the
craft for three days, and they were at
a loss to account for the burning of
the vessel. According to Wheat's story
the nine men were dumped into roar
ing furnace, while some of them were
asleep. and roasted alive.