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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
GAYNESS AND GETz PLAY
CLEVER TENNIS IN DOUBLES
OutpIay Fred Adams and Charles Foley
in the Finals of the Handicap
Tournament.

The tennis experts were out in force
yesterday and the courts of the Cali
fornia Club and the park were crowded
all day An unusual number of close
and interesting matches were played.
On the public courts the finals of the
handicap doubles tournament COM
menced two weeks ago came up for
decision. The contestants were Fred
Adams and Charles Foley and Stuart
Gayness and Harold Getz. The latter,
with a handicap of owe Is 3-6, won
pretty much as they pleased. The score
was GA, 6-2, 6-1.
The first set was the only one of the
three that was at all close. The last
two sets Getz and Gayness won easily
The winners were overlooked by the
handicapper and went through the
tournament without ever being in dan
ger of losing.
Norman Ambrose and Jones. a new
conner at the park, proved a strong
combination and beat Guy Lytton and
Clarence Griffin with ease. The score
was So, Ga.
Guy Lytton and r. N Whitney
played a fast doubles with Clarence
Griffin and Charles Dunlap. The for
mer won the first set 6-3, but lost the
second 2-6.
The best match at the California
Elliott and George James and Herbert
Schmidt and Grant Smith. Elliott and
James were beaten for the first time
since they Joined forces month or so
ago. They were beaten by a narrow
margin by Schmidt and Smith. Elliott
and James won the first set ga, but
lost the next two by scores of Us, Us.
Elliott and James are a strong COM
bination and will make a great bid
for the doubles championships at San
Rafael. Elliott has come to the front
with rush and he and his hard hitting
partner make a formidable team
Fred Adams and Charles Foley re-
turned from Southern California yes
terday morning. Neither had any ex-
cuses to offer, stating that they were
simply outplayed by the Southern Cali
fornia cracks. According to Foley and
Adams. the men who beat them played
high class tennis and will make things
hum at San Rafael next month.
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Stmr North Fork, Nelson. Earess.
way ports. sS" anu
Stmr Queen. Cousins. Victoria. ete.
Stmr Chehais, Johonnson. 6irsys aarhor
Stmr Daisy Mitchell. Smith Wilapa Harbor
sehr Edward 4 West, si.iita' d.. ATlor n ,rt,r
RtSer Serr san Baenaveatara, Hsnara, Coquiile
Barge rye Three Daniels, Port Hartford, in tow
TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT LoBQs, Aug B--io n m.-wenther
-'4s'' "'nd M; velocity 10 mites per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEATTLE--Arriyed Aug 4-stnr Citv Of
'ueba hence Aug l. ' u
Sfafr4hFStas3T Sfisa 4PE tsiaT Hg@bolat for ssqgEay
rom rom Nome st'nr oaio, from Nome stmr Lyra'
Sailed Aug 5-Simr Buckman, for San Fran
ciseo; stmr 4 ki, for ALASKA i"'
No aoN oNtEkEf-Arrived Aug 5-Stmr Lansing.
POINT REYEs-Passed Aug ;. a.4a a M
stX ArB9; B9nP@H f59H hlIeka, for San Francisco.
7,re1A aAN ~. t3o-Arrived Aug 4Stmr iielen p
Sal Sailed Aug Seer ship Lisbetl. for Puget
ASToRIA-Arived Aug 5-stmr Redopdo
aence Aug l, via Coos Bay. i''0H'o'
,s. Arrived Ii, aug a-Schr A Coats, hence July
lai sc1r Allmna, hence July 10; schr Virginia
aehce July "A sehr Sequoia hence July IS: stmr
Asuncion, hence Aug ..
Sailed Aug 5--sc..r Louis for San Pedro; schr
BERDEEN-sailed Aug 4-schr B John.
SOP eons a9s IsT Char es FAX for San Francisco
July 20. Aug 5--Stnr Signal! hence Aug .: stnr
ki!hurn, from Astoria.
PORT Los ANGEIEs~Arriyed E tp' Ans 1ns''5la 5@stpr
James Higgins hence Aug B.
sai' ed Aug 5-Stmr Marshneid, for Hardy
SEWARD-sailed Aug 5-stmr Oregon. for Sc
TAToosH-Passed inward Aug 5-Ship GLORY
Il the Seas, hence July 20. for Port Had!ock.
rassed 10 Aug 5--Chil bark Curson from VAL
gar2lso; PARK Caronde-et, Fence July Is, for
EUREkA-Arriysd Aug 5--Br stmr Kelvin
9ahk, 3 nenee Aug stmr Westport hence Aug
Sailed Aug 5-stmr Lakme, stmr Arctic and
stmr Roanoke, for San Francisco.
ISLAND I1.1r
for Port Gamble.
OCEAN sTEAs FRS
roa 4ug sstTs Nsnw
paSssee9w pSew FITe YoP Island at, at l1;so m, Aug
from Glasgow and Movilie: stmr Umbra, from
Liverpool and Queenstown; stmr Celtic. from
Liverpool and Queenstown; stmr Prinz Adebert
from Genoa, Palermo and Naples; stmr La Gas
MoyILLE-Arrived Aug 5--Stmr Caledonia.
from New York FOR Genoa, and proceeded.
LIyERPo0L-Arrived Aug 5--Stmr Etrurla.
from New York. via Queenstown; stmr Can
souTHAMPToN-Arrived Aug 5-stmr New
York. from New York.
for Montreal
oUEENsrowN-sailed Aug 5-stmr Cam
pania, for New York
PLYMOUTH. Aug. 5.-Stmr Kronprinz VIII
helm. from New York. for Plymouth Cherhourg
and Bremen, was 400 miles west of Plymouth
at p. m.
LIZARD, Aug. 5--stmr Minnehaha. for Lon
don. 100 miles west of Lizard at - 30 m.
Stmr vaderIand. from New York for Dover
and Antwerp, was 90 miles west of Lizard at
1855 p.
CAPE RACE, ~ F.-Stmr Carona, from Med
iterranean ports, for New York, 130 miles south
east of Cape Race at 1880 a. N.
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COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND. Aug. 5.-The Oriental liner
Nlcomedia viii SAL tomorrow morning for
Hongkong and Shanghai with cargo valued at
$1,000 The cargo consists Of 1900 barrels
of -four. 356s05 feet OF lumber anq other mis-
cellaueOus freight.
A. J. stephens has been appointed agent for
the Pacific Coast Company al Portland. taking
tie place made vacant by the transfer OF T. y.
TOztou- former agent TO Seattle.
TIE French ship Jacques and the brench park
Marie have been chartered 10 load in the North
west The Marie comes 10 Puget Sound 10 carry
lumber 10 Australia while the jacques will load
al Portland with wheat for the United Kingdom
Charles Book business agent OF the sailors
fnio6 who was sentenced few days ago 10
serse six Years in the penitentiary procla.ms
his innocence and ber5tes detectives ana olhers
who worked ND evidence IN the case. BOOK IS
now in the County jail pending action on his
appeal --,-. -...L.5 49,,
today 70 complete her lumber cargo for Aus
me bsrk Hesper has been chartered 70 load
1uniher FOR Redondo and will arrive Ia the mar
hor within 4 short time The Hesper has been
engaged In tie sugar traffic with the Hawaiian
Islands for O number of years. put me oemabo
Tor lumber carriers has brought ner lhe sAar'ef
TACOMa Aug 5-The steamship Montara
arrived today from san Francisco, Drihslns phe
surplus cargo regular liners coulo not hanlle A.,
Five vessels are crewless at Siaoe saw ullll'
Aberdeen union 81 ilors employed on them nav
inc been called out last night They are lne
barkeufine Wrestler and the schoohefe a; ..
West Watson a. West, K. G. slaae ana Doiuen
Tie shin America. lying at Port Townsend,
has been sold by the Northwestern sieamsnlP
Company TO the Grifhths & sprague opeFsog'e
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m line of Third avenue, GO of I street. ]

on line of Third avenue 60 N of street. N
| 20 by 95; $40.
Sutter street, 65 E Of Fillmore, rs by 55
$40,
Peter D. Sherman to Sarah c. sherman. lot on
s line of Army street 53:2 W OF Castro. w 15
by S ia; also lot E line of Thirteenth ave-
nue., 25o y Of street, 25 by 100; $3.50.
! Grefa B. McNuity ct al, to David Hughes and
wife, = lot on S line of Broad street. 1876 of
Capitol, e 25 by l25; $40.
John H. Ganser to Margaret H. Ganser. lot on
III ne bg gf serisy iis sio stes io OF sanchez
Bay district Land Company to John F. Dow
street, stree .0 q Is by BY 9 ss 81 So ouf'n avenue ana
John f. Bowling to Henry W. Roth same: So
James Attridge to Mary Scott, lot on w line
of Morse place, so of Broadway. S 20 by W
James Mcbride to Mary Mcbride, lot on line
of Nineteenth street, Jos of Lexington ave-
Thomas o'Keefe ct al. to jeremiah oKeefe
on sn line q IS hsSSR BY s so So NE of
Lot on 9e Of II PsSlhs M so my 1s7 of Lar
Charles Schoene TO Mary Schoene lot on w
line of Tenth avenue, 100 of Clement street
George q. Hind to Homer s. Bodley. lot on W
line of Mission street 200 of Twenty-second, S
]. W Wright & Sons Investment Company to
Henry v Robin and wife, lot on SE line of Lon
don street, 100 NE of Russia, NE 90 by Sc loO
Henry V. Robin and wife to John G. White
lot on Sc line of London street, 125 NE of Rus.
sa Avenue 25 by Sc 100; $40.
John f. o'Brien and wife to Fl. A. Hedger, lot
on sW line of Ritch street, 1880 W of Town
send street. sW 1919 by Sc so; $40.
Michael Tiernan to George g. Shaffer, lot on S
line Of Day street, 30 Z Of Sanchez, E 80 by S
Thomas w. Rivers and wife ct al. to Charles
A. Thompson and wife, lot "a, block o, Lake
view; $40.
Richard Logan and wife to Thomas Madigan
Of Noe, 25;5 by y ia. $4,000,
Charles L la Smith nj strast sna wife sa g 70 Rosaia IS Moh
avenue. 100 by 25; $40.
Patrick Glynn TO Michael Glynn, lot on W
In? 2ss g Isis S. a7i SiS 4 IS sld
BUILDING CONTRACTS.
| Flora D. Jones with Alexander Salvage Com
| pany removal of debris on lot on W line OF
Fremont street, between Market aud Mission;
$2360
/ erect two-story residence on w line of Jordan
avenue 1884 S of Euclid avenue; s41OO.
r. n, Mason Co with Rainey & Phillips.
g. erect of Fifteenth h strsat sne q q
Wv W Ehiers with 6. y. Pshlgren, to erect two
S yaeo sress tun BY 0iSst 5e q oo nsarny
| @. Sullivan Estate with currie & Currie. to
| erect one-story brick building on sW corner of
! jackson and Front streets; sll,050.
Nicholas Hothea with Theodore Lutge to
| erect two-story frame building on NV line OF
| Folsom street, 250 sW of Third, SW PAT by
Oscar T. Luning with c. P. Moore Building
4 Company carpenter work, etc, for two-story
building NE corner OF vallejo and Stockton
| streets, f 1876, 29:l0A, NV 1s5:6%, W
Rebecca Levy ct al with ]. l. Mitroyich to
erect one-story frame building on N limo of
| Ellis street, l64:9 of Van Ness avenue, E
] lo3 by n l2o; $4,000,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
ITALIAN-AMERICAN SEEK
POLITICAL RECOGNITION
League Holds Mass Meeting at Fish
ermnn's Wharf and Talks of
Coming Elections.

A mass meeting of the Italian
American League was9held yesterday
afternoon at Fishermans wharf. There
were present about 200 voters of the
Forty fourth and Forty-fifth districts.
A. Cogliandro, manager of the Cali
fornia Fruit Canning Company, was
elected president of the league, and
Charles Borreo, editor of the Italian
Herald was chosen secretary.
Speeches were made by A. Cogliandro,
G. NJ Castroni and Mr.. Borreo, each
of whom insisted upon the necessity
of concerted action of the Italian
Americans at the coming primaries in
order to gain political recognition.
The league counts at present $50
members. Many of these are at pres
ent working in the Alaska canneries,
but will return in time to vote at the
general election. Next Sunday at $3.50
p m. there will be another meeting at
the same place.
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REV. DIR. RAIDER breaches
IN TEMPORARY sHOwHoUsE
Sacred Services Are Held I'm Central
Theater, Use of Which Is
Donated.

Under a canvas dome in the tempo
rary playhouse standing amid the ruins
of the fire, the Rev William RAIDER yes
terday morning for the first time since
his return from New York faced an i'm
mense congregation from the stage of
the Central Theater.
1t was the auspicious beginning of
permanent Sunday morning preaching &
planned by DR.. RAIDER, aided by Morti-
mer NJ Dodge and Ernest e. Howell.
managers of the Central Theater, who
have given gratuitously their theater
for gospel services on Sunday.
The form Of service in its simplicity
and spiritual enthusiasm savored much
of the Gunsaulus services in the Audi
torium, Chicago, and the Parker SER
vices in the City Temple. London.
The exercises opened with a few
passages of Scripture and prayer. fol-
lowed by the reading of chapter from
the gospel of Luke. Then, accompanied
by cornet played by w. H. Rice and
led by william Stadfeld, director of the
Loring Club, the worshipers sang the
ever beautiful hym. Rock of Ages"
After a prayer by the Rev. Philo
Phelps, Presbyterian clergyman from
Berkeley the Rev. DIR. RAIDER preached
on the Message christianity to the
Modern World"
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Steamer Norman Isles Brings a
Large Cargo of Cement.

oF"eeian steamer Norman yesterday from
0N"oH win Oeoo tons of
4 e'seo on the heads by OF
every direction the several
e course OF the steamer avoidco
OF Nem Isles
saia yesterday n MANY
ne counted hundred the
A0D the norman Isles ieted
Norway said Captain whales he called
he
ed N~N--' 0'fatHePe "esi'A
Norway i the law obds the
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday. August A.
schr Antelope, jacobson, 8 days from sius
law.
Nor stmr Norman Isles. Same, 20 days from
London, via Coronei 2T days
Stmr Point Arena, Fosen, 20 hours from West
port
Redondo up river direct.
Stmr Newport. Russell. 25 days hours iron
Ancon via Mazstien days IA hours.
Stmr APgo. Hansen, 23 hours from Eel River
stmr Lakme, Ramselius, 26 hours from Eureka
Stmr Atlas. Badger, days from Astoria, vi
river direct.
Stmr Westport, Hansen, Eureka.
Schr Compeer Wintber, 5 days from Astoria
Schr Biskeley, Bauman, days from Por
sfmr South Coast. Paulsen. 1s hours from
BEtn Cleaner. sehmehl, 80 hours from Coo
schr Monterey. Berg. IL hours from Monterey
in tow tug DauntleSs.
schr Jessie Minor. Jorgenson, days iron
Grays Harbor
Sunday, August s.
stmr sonoma, Trask, Sydney, via Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
ROWDYISM MARKS
THE GAME AT
FRESNO.

FRESNO, Aug. 5.-During the ball
game today Walter Nagle, the Los An
geles pitcher, assaulted Harry Wallace,
q fan whom he claimed had insulted
him. Both Nagle and Wallace were
arrested for disturbing the peace. The
scene following Nagle's assault was the
NEST disgraceful ever seen on Fresno
baseball field. Several other Los An
geles players came near accompanying
Nagle to the Justice Court. The game
was delayed for twenty minutes. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Time Allowance for Yachts.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 5.-Racing meas
urements in feet and decimals, also
time allowance, of the yachts entered in
the Upton cup race are as follows:
Mischief II (35.4), scratch; Monsonn
(S5.3), 6 seconds; Aeolus (34.e), 81 sec
onds: Skiddoo (31.sl, 4 minutes; Mis-
chief l (S1.9), minutes 81 seconds;
Estrella (27.2). 10 minutes 19 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
The G. A. r. Encampmenf

At Minneap polls Will be held August l3, 1906
The Chicago and Northwestern line will be the
official route of the Department Commander OF
California and Nevada. A rate Of $40 has been
made TO Minnea polls and return. Tickets first
class and good for 80 days. Special cars will
leave San Francisco August at p. m. Call
on or write r. r. Ritchie oil Market street
San Francisco, for Information, reservation, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
United states HydrographIc once.

a branch Of the United States Hydrosrap phic
Once located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintsired in San Frsrciseo for the benefit
of mariners. without regHrd 70 nationality and
free OF expense. Nayigators are cordially In
vited 10 visit the office, where complete sets
Of charts and sailing directions of the world
are kept at hand for comparison and reference,
aud the latest information can always be OBJ
tanned regarding lights, dangers to navigation
and all mzttcrs Of interest to ocean commerce.
The timeball service nas been suspended pend
Ing the reconstruction OF the tower Of the Ferry
building. J. T. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
sraIMARY

Tvo-base hits-sireib. kane. Van Bnren BIiss-
Tilrae-ha hit 3 iss Sacrifice Eits--Mott,
Smith. Van Haltren Deyereeux. Left on bases
Seattle Z, Oakland 3 stolen hases-Streib, Van
Haltren Haley Double play-Mott to Croll.
Bases on bal's-Of vickers 2, of Graham
Struck out--Bv Vickers . by Graham Il. Passed
halI-IIansen. Time of game-Two hours. I'm
pire-MahafTey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
OAKS CAPTURE TWO
GAMES FROM
SIWASHES.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 5.-oakland
won both games today by superior
fielding and timely hitting. making
three each for the series. Thirty one
strike=outs were registered in the two
games. The scores:
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Sacrifice hits-Mangerina. Casey. Two-base
hits-Crayath Eagan Three-base hit-Casey.
Innings pitehed-By Magic 4. Hits-or Nagle
l. Bases on balls-On Nage .. off Randolph g..
off McGregor 2. Struck out-By Nagie 2 by
Randolph 4, by McGregor .. Left on bases
FRESNO S, Los Angeles 5. Double play-Toman
to Gochnauer Dillon. Wild pitches-Mc-
Gregor Magic First base on errors-L0s An
gees .. Time of gsme--Two hours and 10 min
utes. Umpires-Burleigh and Dunleavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Water Front Notes.
cruiser Novik at Hakodate.

LONDON. Aug. 6.-The Daily Malls
Hakodate. Japan. correspondent says
that the Russian cruiser Novik. which
was sunk by two Japanese cruisers at
Korsakovsk. sakhalien, in August, 1904,
after the sortie from Port Arthur and
which subsequently was relocated, has
arrived there.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

., Forecast for San Francisco and ricinitv-
ir.h rI sacramento Nalley-Fair Monday; light
north wind 4snt
For Les Angeies and Ficnity-Cionlr Mon
usE mornihg; fair during day: lignt southwest
wind A G. MeADiE, District Force ter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Convenience in Bathing

Is feature at Byron Hot Springs. Mineral
baths, hot and cold, under same roof as your
room. Pleasant two and half hour ride from
San Francisco over Southern Pacific. Round trfr
ticket and Friday TO Monday hotel. $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 5.-Bouder Greek is to
have a free public library. The nucleus OF a
good library has been gathered by the Women's
Christian Temperance Union and this will be
turned over to the city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

OMAHA. Nebr., Aug. 5.-Senator Joseph H
Millard has just received an Invitation from
President Roosevelt to accompany the Presiden-
tfal party to Panama next November
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

LONDON. Aug. 5.-A large number Of the
leading pulpits OF London were occupied today
by prominent American preachers, who here
for the holiday season.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Greeted Outside the Heads
by Immense Herd of Whales
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture
an Francisco. August 8. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
IiaItren. stolen bases

Two-base hit-yan Haltren Stolen bases
Mott. Kruger, Heitmuller Left on bases
Seattle l. Oakland 8 Sacrifice hits-Croll
Smith Bases on baIs-Of Ga-rin f. Struck
oUt--By Garvln 8. by VirkeTs /. by Gates B.
Time Of game-0ne hour and 80 minutes UNI
pre-Mahaffey.
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BENDER'S CURVES FAIL HIM
WHEN HE FACES WHITE SOX

Philadelphia Pitcher Is Batted All Over
the Lot by the Chicago
Men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

Sun and Tide.
Tnfted States Coast and Geodctic Surrey-Tima
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point Fer City
'front.' fMission-street wharf add 2s minutes.
MONDAY. AUGUST 9.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

1tINOC1 IOs 4 CITY anu NEOIINO1f ~'O
ton, MCGUIRE and Thomas.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Fight Hamilton VIII.

y
New York. May 28- The suit &c
contest the will Of Miss Alice Hamil.
ton. grand daughter of Alexander
Hamilton. oame up for hearing be.
fore Surrogate Fitzgerald today.
Miss Hamilton died last September.
leaving an estate estimated ct $500. 0O(
The original will was drawn in 1884,
but the five codicils drawn In the next
thirteen years changed Its aspect con.
siderably. A large number of revol.
utionAry relics and heirlooms were
left to friends. but the bulk Of the es.
tate was bequeathed to Adelaide Ham
ilton, sister of the testatrix. The
contest has been brought by Alexander
Hamilton. . brother. and other rala.
tives. who declare that Miss Hamilton
was Incompetent and had been 90 ad /.
Judged by the supreme court. Mias
Hamilton was eighty years old 1t the
time Of her death. She had occupied
the old Hamilton home In We.t. .Twen.
tieth street for many years.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Why Not7

II you are going to visit your friends
In the Ea,t this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway On June lst and 2nd
9th to 18th aud July lst to 10th inclu.
sivs. they will sell you round trip
tickets to Chicago. Milwaukee. Madi.
son and all other points on their
system In the Middle Northern states
for one fare plus % 90. allowing
You to return any time previous to
Oct. Slst. Two through trains
daily Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago Mil.
waukee and st. Paul. Union Pacific
line. For further information call
on or address. J e. Preston. O. A.,
O u. and 81. P. Ry.. 1899 18th ST.,
Denver. Colo. w.t.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

TAs TribAss Tor ~ ~ pelssi.s.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
ABOUT YOUR NEi0nBORs
AND YOURSELVES

i
w. q. Dsvis wAs ; Canon city
visitor yesterday.
Miss Theds. the msilinsr. re.
tanned from business trip to Canon
today.
Mrs. O. Il. Rowleb OF Oursy il
hers whiting her daughter. Mrs.
Robert Ridgway.
Mrs. e. L. Yard was In Canon
City last evening attending the class
play Of the graduates.
Mrs. J. B. Robinson left yester.
day afternoon for Wyoming to join
her husband who il on = raach.
-Mrs. Addis l.. Conway IL down
from Canon City visiting Ms. v. A.
Hutton and Mrs. Alfred Duffee.
w. o. Taylor left last night for
CAbondale near Glenwood Springs to
work In the beet fields this summer.
"A. P. EAston. the we'll known
merchant Of Rookvale. left for Den
YER today to attend the State Mission
ary convention.
Mrs Ed. Weston and Mrs. Dick
Walton OF Canon City are spending
few days In Florence. Mrs. Wes.
ton goes to Walsen to reside.
e. N. Mitchell Of Lincoln. Neb..
is here for = visit with W. E. Mitch.
ell Of the First National bank. They
visited their brother ALI. in Canon
City yesterday.
Mrs. O. T. Phillips aud daughter
OF Eaton. Colo. who visited Mrs. O.
A Calhoun. the past two weeks. left
today for thier home. Tho ladies are
old school mates.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
The Life Insurance

muddle has started the public to think
ing. The wonderful success that has
met Ballard's Horehound Syrup in it's
crusade on coughs, influenza. bronchitis
and all pulmonary troubles has started
tho public To thinking Of this wonderful
preparation. They are all using 1t. Join
the procession and down with sickness.
Price &c. 6oc and ei. Sold BY Florence
Palace Pharmacy. tts
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
This Date in History.

ll25-HenIy v. Of Germany died.
ll06-Geronimo SavAnarola burnt
~ hhs stake for expedition the oon.
ducs Of Pope Alexander vi.
ibsS-Oraumsr pronounced son.
ssnos Of divorce between Henry VIII
and Catherine Of Arrason.
l7Ss- William Bradford. noted
Anssioan printer. died. Born May
20. 1858.
l7ss-Jamss Otis. American pa.
triot and statesman. killed BY lightn.
Ing.
isss-sosth Carolina adopted the
lo1eeAl eonltituston.
lsps-Hsabsas corpus sot suspended
n 1sslasd.
lols-LAst Artie expedition under
~ Jehn TrAnklin sailsd.
Io51-Nalisnal OWL Rishts bill
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Notice of Final Settlement.

docenscd.
Notice Is hereby givon that on tho 18th day Of
juno, a. ID. 1905, bcenR ono Of the regular days
mout county in tho statc of Colorado, at tho
hour OF two o'clock In tho aftcrnoou OF said day,
tratrix Of said estate, will appear before said
County 'ourt and the Judge thereof and will
presont her final settlement as such administra.
then apply TO Be discharged a. such admins.
tratrix upo the fling Of proper vouchers for
the moneys left In hsr hands at the time Of
per.on interested may appear and proscnt OBJ.
tections 70 such NAL settlement, II any there
bc. NARY A. BURROUGHS,
Dated NAY 18th, 1903.
First publication Mar 18th,
Last publieatioa June 18th.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Tho children greatly enjoy the
juvenile table aud chairs. and they
give their orde's and a-s waited upon
1uss like the big folks at Dan iels soda
fountain. 7i.7s
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

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81.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

MORE RAIN-Showers tonight and
Thursday; not much change in tenn.
peraturs.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

New Ice cream tables. OhilberR's
Ice cream. cool place and good ser.
vice ct Daniels soda fountain 7l.75
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
D,dn'r Know 1t Was Loaded.

Otun't An0W II W AZ L0HUt0.
Pittsburg, Pa. May 28- Catherine
CUTLER aged 4 years. was shot and in.
stautly killed At Homestead today BY
her 9 year old brother with an old
revolver which they found and which
was not known to be loaded.