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The diamond drill., 1906-08-11
Details OF the Killing of Five Jap
anese Poachers by Uncle
Sans Guard.
THEY ARE CAUGHT RED HANDED
Refuse 10 Surrender, and the Deadly
Rife Then Speaks.
No ApoIogY Needed for Killing Them
as They We're the Same as
Burglars.

Washington, Aug. With refer
euce 10 the killing of i've japanese
seal po5chor. 90 81 Paul island in the
Pryhilon group Alaska dispatch
from solicitor Sims 40 Sitka, Alaska
received by the department of com-
mcrc and aba. gives ihe following
details rae rue srQ roosore7 ou
ST. P5u island were dcd bg cre"s
of Japanese -cho1ncr- on July i9 aud
H. About COO seals wetc kuyJ .
tle raiders were eventually rapu,.a
a- result of the coura geOus action cot
Chief Agent IcmHacy and Assistant
Agent Judge at tht head pf the native
guard Five raiders were killed and
twelve captured, two 81 tine hitter be-.
ing badly wounded Three hpat, aud
some smali arms were also clp'ngcl.
The force protecting the rooGer.cs sui
fere 40 casualties
Were Playing Havoc with Seals.
"rhe schD0uers We're first observed
on July lG, and we're close 10 shore
easily within the three-mile limit
On this day bnut's crew of six men,
which had landed ~ Northeast point.
was surprised ana captured by Agent
Lembkey ana the native guards with
out casualty on either side On the
morning Of Iuly II two native watch
meu shot aud killed two and wounded
one ~ an armed landing party Crews
OF schooner. under the protection IL
dense fog shot seli, in the water close
to tie shore most of the day During
this time shotgun firing which could
be easily head from shore was tre.
quent II II unknown how many seals
were Killed n this manner. but the
number must have been considerable
Poachers We're Very Busy.
"Ou the evening Of the same day
thr crews ~ AZ least three schooner,
made concerted raids un widely sepi-
rated ro0keries The raid on the Sea
pand r0Oketies was repulsed by The ma
tive guard after considerable firing.
The raid 1u Northeast pointNas partly
successful owing 90 the dense fox
the raiders there were uot discovered
This raid which was apparently par
tcIplted la hy an cutre ships crew
in i've honts was rrpu.sed By Agent
Lcmhlry Iudgr and the native force
only and three 1r thn raiders were
killed and hvp eltturod lHrag M"
time WAS nu the island ,ehuoucr4
were frequently GIFTED less than thror
miir~ from shore. It's ovidpnt thuta.
leJst.eigtit ur TEN ~chopuef- believed
10 ba I3.ue-o arn sailing n close
proximity to n.ismn1g
No Apology ta Japan
Washington NuL Aetn4 Snera
tar 81 Sal Bacon ha eeut t Ans
ba--aiu 2it rubo t.c s8Ii-
-taHeaa Hed .el bl te
department. dt commerce and Ilhav
.vat S1Hetoe SI8s#8 Stha ta,Ea.
cug5aiu- .I0a- UuaH
rrWsu rul ..8ul fH ulH1
f.la
.HtH eHah.r rl r
raraas Information ueh
tHl E3eetHl.ur H ot rgfeu1hIa
.itnt tt which may reatH
larau H distorted tarH
Ihru Intention nt Offering un
apology uy ny further regret thm Is
contained n th- dispatch AS the state
department. rsurd the Japanese h.h,
eriuru a, po1chcre f they were with.
in the three mile limit and the dis
patch FROM Mr. Sims emphasize, this
fact
The diamond drill., 1906-08-11

WIS utttifl iN lNt tiihbN OF q tree OH
the banks OF Rad river and his raw
ing wife crouched at the foot of the
tree, worn out oud almost naked from
her frantic efforts tD join her husband.
$50 that they oui hang themselves, lo.
gethrr
Had Her Facts from spirits.
Heucelg -ad as ANA his wife
t2 With thor s.N children they five
ti Marion township Mrs leucclcl
said thar nc onc time She was a Nor.
mon girl Do Utah aud that she ran
away Recently She declared She was
informed by supernatural agencies
that the Mormon church would sack
revenge and that she and her husband
would hc killed and their children kid
mapped and taken back to Utah.
First Tried TO Drown Themselves.
Ills wife's persistent communion
with Mormon spirits finally convinced
Beucchel, who had always been re
garded as sound mentally that she
was right IN her fears. and they de-
cided 10 best the Mormon aslayers .
They walked 10 Bad creek arm-in.nrm
and lay down in the middle " the
stream but the water was too shallow
aud they decided 20 try hanging The
bedraggled. dripping and mud stained
pair dragged themselves out of the
river and Beucche clmbered up the
tree 10 arrange the gallOws.
lie Who HesitAtes Il Lost.
With shredded pieces of his coat In
the form of a rope tied 10 his neck
and TO limb Bcucchel hesitated 10
jump on into eternity because his wife
could not climb mp and Join him. while
she sat M tie bottom OF the treo
making weird gcstlcuations at the
moon 10 ward or the Mormons who
were supposed 10 be seeking their
lives In this condition the pair was
found In tic morning by neighbors,
whose efforts even then 10 .uducethem
% 20 90 their home on = forty acre
farm nearby we're ,mayailing
Doctor Says They're Lunatics
Finally pr Bennett of Brant Con.
ter was sent Tor. and being convinced
that the couple Is insane, he brought
both tc Saginaw whern they were
placed #in the=county laiI Medical an
tb0ruc- believe few days sepan.
tion " the#tWo Will restore Bcucchrl
to his senses. but there is little hope
f1r the w1man's reason
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
School Notice.
Bee. phone SIT red

Tuesday. Sept. 4. the public schools
Of Florence will open Friday. Aug.
81. examinations in the grades and
high school will be conducted In the
high school rooms Of the MoCandless
building.
All new pupils and pupils who for
any reason failed Of promotion at
the close Of the year. and desire On
examination for promotion must 70.
pors on Friday.
shall be In my office every dav
this week where shall be glad to
confer with pupils and patrons rela.
tive to school work
On Monday, September 8. at / :8C
p. IN in the superintendent's office.
there will be q nesting Of the prinoi.
pals Of the city.
On the same date At O'Clock q.
m. . general meeting Of tho teachers
will be held. All persons interested
In the educational work Of the citv
will be welcome.
PHILIP N. CONDIT
64'55 City Superintendent.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Don't Be Blue

and lose all interest when help is within
reach. Herbine will make that liver per.
form its duties properly. j. b. Vaughn,
Elba, Ala, writes: "Being a constant
sufferer from constipation and disor-
dered liver, have found Herbine TO be
the best medicine, for these troubles, on
the market. l have used it constantly.
l believe it to be the best medicine OF
its kind, and / wish all sufferers from
these troubles to know the good Her.
bine has done me. Sold by Florence
Palace Pharmacy. it's
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Lecture.

The public is cordially invited to
attend lecture on Christian Science.
given by Judge Septimus J. Hanna.
O. s. d of Colorado Springs. . mem
ber Of the board OF leotureship Of The
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. OF
Boston. Mass. This lecture will be
given under the auspices OF First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Florence.
at the Houston opera house Sunday
afternoon. September End, at
O'Clock. Admission free. 3d.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Donation to Library.

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
has donated tc the public library q
complete set of Mary Baker g. Eddy q
published works. "a follows:
Two copies of the revised edition
Of Silence and Health " ith Key to the
Scriptures. which have replaced the
old copies formerly In the library.
and In addition.
Miscellaneous Writings.
RudimenSal Divine Science.
Unity of Good.
Retrospection aud Introspeotion.
Puplit and Press.
No ard Yes.
Christian Science versus PAntheism.
Christian Healing.
Peoples Idea Of God.
Message to The Mother Church.
June. 1900.
Our Leaders Message. June. 1901.
Communion Message. June. 1909.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Western Inventors.

The following patents we're issued
this week to western inventors. re,
ported by d Swift & 90. . patent law.
yeIs. Washington. ID. O.;
ColorAdo--C. II. Cannes. Trinidad,
eyeRlass guard. o. 8. LAnderr.
Livermore. combined cooking aud
heating Itove. r. Ludwig. Montrose.
boiler soraper. I. g. Mitchell. Meek.
er. pumping apparatus. O. s. Nor.
throp. Denver. nozzle holder. J. u.
Webb. Denver. electric semsphore.
Kansas-J. A. Kennedy. Kansa'
City.. car axle lubricasor. ". l..
Lindbiom. McCrsoksn. spindle bear.
Ing ". H. Mcleod. Kansas City.
wsatherstrip for doors.
Copies Of any Of the above patsnt,
will BE- furnished 10 our readers at
ten cents each. BY D. Swift u %
Washington D. o.. our special patent
correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Advertised Letters.

Following ia a list of letters re-.
manning uncalled for at the postofs,ce
at Florence, during the week ending
Aug 90.
Blackjack VIM.
Carter E
CLARK Mrs Bertha
Grafton Jobny
Esson Miss Mamie (3)
Ford John NJ.
Fairchilds r A.
Fsirchilds A. NJ
Garcia Ouereno
Haines l.. E.
Hunden VIM. J.
Housler Prof. Wm. b.
Lake Henry
Miller Rev
Moran Miss Jennie
Morse r H
Morris Thomas
Munnioh O
Mulnix Bart
PadillA Simon
Pitts l. (S)
Phillips Mrs Sarah
Smith f
st. Clair Misa Maude
Stuart Mrs. e. M.
Stuart A.
Stilwell r s. (2)
Smith Il.
vangunda Ike
Hurd Lumbar and Navigation 90
Parties calling for same will say
Advertised. aud pay one cent.
W. H. DAVE. p. II.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Why Fret and Worry

when your child has severe coldY You
neod not fear pneumonia or other pull
monary diseases. Keep supplied with
Z allard's Ho-ehound Syrup-a positive
cure for colds, coughs, whooping cough
and bronchitis. Mrs. Hall, OF Sioux
Falls, S. D.. writes: II have used your
wonderful Ballard's Horehound Syrup
on my children for five years. Its re-
suits have been wonderful" Sold by
Florence Palace Pharmacy. tts
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

DECOR Ated with flowers. Mr.. Doyle
leaves this city for the Pacific coast.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Will
Last Barton. Mrs Mo Donald. ". H.
Fitton. Pearl KrenninG. Mr.. Jones. Of
Illinois. Albert King and Ar. and
Mrs. Floyd TAtum; Misses Dalton.
Cock ran. Chenoweth Of Canon City.
Carmody and Miner.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

The Utah Construction at Otoville.
Calf. and the e. b. and A. l.. Stone
Co.. Ht Oak land Oalif, contractors
engaged liz the construction OF the
Western PAuifio Ry.. are greatly In
need Of 8 900 men-wAges from s2 90
per day mp. The d. aud r. G. ID
now selling cheap tickets to ths above
points. See agent for further In.
formation.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
$1,000 TO California.

In order to relieve the demand for
labor Of all kinds In California, the sale
OF Colonists tickets to California and
Intermediates affected viii be com.
menced by the Santa Fs on August p
instead Of September 10 and continue
daily until October 81 inclusive. Fare
s25 10 California main line points.
A. q. PALMER, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

For the benefit of those wishing to
attend the Lrize fight at Cripple Greek
September 8. the r. and O. q. has ar.
ranged to run = train from Victor at
II .. N. that night The excursion
tickets sold bv the Odd Fellows to
Clyde that day will be good on this
late train $3.50 for the round trip.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

MARY JACK PRESENTED-Aft.
er prayer meeting service at the Pres
byterian church last night the congre.
cation gathered In honor OF Miss
Mary Jack and Mrs. Howells present
ed her with purse Of money ~ q
means CT appreciation for her services
~ pianist fora number OF years.
The present tatiou address was made
bs DR.. Bell. to which Miss Jack very
pleasantly replied. Refreshments
were served and a very pleasant
social hour was enjoyed. Miss Jack
leaves soon for Chicago to take up the
study Of music.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
GlA.. :. Fremont Wall Paper 90.

WILL CLOSE AT NOON This
merchants OF the CITY have decided. in
most cAsss At least. to close their doors
At noon Monday. Sept. 8, Labor day.
The Tribune will give its employees
the benefit Of the whole day. ~ no
paper will be issued Labor day being
. holi iAy.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
ohisf tablets at Y.l.op's.

FAREWELL PARTY-Frisnds Of
Mike Doyle last night gave him .
farewell party at the home Of Mr. aud
Mrs. II. A. Sweet in honor Of bis
departure from che city. Music and
cards were the principal seassrss Of
the evening The hosss was niosly
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
yer on September IL. The count y
nominating convention will be held
after the state con vention.
Fremont Wall Paper 10. for paints.

ATTENTION L. M-Ladies Of the
MAccabees you are requested to meet
At the home Of Lady Aulsebrook Fri.
day afternoon at :45 O'Clock to attend
the funeral Of Lady Frazier. Ida A.
Ksuert. X. X. :.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

Watermelon Day Excursion.
el.75 for round trip to Rocky Ford
and return, via the Santa Fe, September
9th. Special train will leave Florence
at 7:25 a. m. Returning leave Rocky
Ford 7:05 p. m. A. G. PALMER, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
I. o. o. F. Excursion to Clyde.

Monday. Sept s. Labor day. Tick
cts can be got at Thompson's store. 1877
East Main street which will save you
time at depot when you exchange
them for the excursion ticket. 55.l
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Chief tablets at yelton's.

WILL SET DATE-The Rspu blican
county central committee will meet
10 Canon Oily Saturday afternoon for
the purpose Of settling the data for the
convention to nominate delegates to
ths stats convention 10 b. held in Den.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
To High School Pupils and Patron

l will be In the Hish school rooms.
AoCandless building. st . .. m. and
1850 p. ni.. Friday. Aug. 81. to con
suit with pupils and patrons in regard
70 classi ncation and coursss and "a
give necessary sxsminaeious.
q. A. KENYON.
H.66 Principal.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Closing Out.

All summer woolsas In suits from
eiS up; trousers half prios. Flor.
snes Tailoring o.. III East Main.
90
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
Fremont Wall Paper %. hangs pap

TO EQUALIzE-Ths board OF
county ccmmisricrsYs. next week
will sit a. an equslizlng board to
equAlize taxes for the present year.
All the book Of the ass ,ssor will
be thoroughly gone over. The regu-
lar meeting Of the mmissioners will
begin Monday.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30
JOTTlNOS ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
BEST loo cream soda"-Yelson.

Best loo cream soda''-Yelton.
WATER COMMITTEE The irri.
CATION committee will 90 to Victor
MONDAY for the purpose Of Inspect.
ing the new reservoir site offered to
then. for sale. They will be accom-.
panied BY John Rogers.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

The City market boils their own
hams and tongues. They're fine.
Hurst, Hill Meat company.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-30

TAs Daily rrissss ~ sss .s.sA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08

building which the railroad is build ing at Wilton not being completeo. This building has now been about mn ished and will be ready for occupancy by the first of the year. ~
 The new superintendent or tnls Northern Division, 1t Is said, Will De A. w. Newman. J. H. Stanfil. the present superintendent of the Mobile Division, it is said, will have charge of the lines of the Southern west ana south of this city. By dividing the Mobile Division 1t Is thought that the public will be given better service, and the work in the office of the superlh- tendent of the entire Mobile Division is more than one man can attend to.
 MT Newman, who, 1t Is said, Is slat- ed for the new supe"intenGcncy, Is d popular railroad man of Selma For the past year or so ne has been holding ths position of Master of Trains upon the northern r end of the division. He has filled this position in a most Ca- pablo manner and if he is apr Ointed superIntendent of the new division he will make a good official. Mr. Staniil, the present superintendent of the Mo- bile Division, Is a line railroad man and has worked wonders on the division since hre took charge of 1t over q year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
Trxinp fo EInlah Canen.

Trying to Finish Cases.
 Many witnesses were examined today of W. S. Harlan. ct al. charged with conspiracy to commit peonage. There was a disposition shown to bring the testimony to an end in the long drawn out case. as nearly two weeks have already been consumed in the to place the case in the hands of the jury before Saturday night. About forty witnesses were examined by the defense and the Government in rebut- tai, and falling to conclude the testl- mony at o'clock an adjournment was ing of evidence is in progress with the probabilities that it will continue. no matter how late the hour. until con- cluded.
 Among the first witnesses of the day was Will T. Sheehan, special writer of The Montgomery Advertiser. who was recalled, and told of hls visit to the camps to investigate coHdltlUns there for his paper, and that what nt found from this invest Igation bordered upon Leonage.
 The defense produced several good witnesses during the day who told Of the model camp of the Jackson Lum- Der Company and how the hundreds of men there appeared to be satisfied with their treatment and pay.
 The best Government witness wa' heard tonight at 10 o'clock. when :. c. Satterwhite, telegraph operator at the company's lant, was placed on the stand and examined regarding the Mi haly case His testimony was that ne heard Harlan and Grace talk Of Mi being given that when the foreigner was overtaken for the men to give him a scare and stop others who might at- tempt the same thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
BUILD SKYSCRAPER RUMOR OF NEW STRUCTURE IN
 SELMA.
  The Tissier Hardware Company Is Said To Have Plans Drawn For Five Story Store and Ware hOAMe.
A Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, Dec. '.
 It was said today that within a short while c. G. Tissier would begin the erection of a modern five story store building on Broad street next to the building now occupied by the Tissier Hardware Company at the corner or Broad and Water streets.
 The ground upon winch it was said that the new store would be built, has on 1t at present, two-story building, and is a lot aoout ninety feet deep by about thirty feet wide.
 The report was to the effect that the building would be erected as soon as possible and would be modem anu l fire proof in all of its detais, that 1t would be especially adapted for the 1 carrying on of a large who4esaIe hard ware building and would be fitted with | passenger and freight elevators, th~ entire five stories to be occupied by the Tissier Hardware Company.
 l Some color has been given to tnls | rumor by the fact that the two firms which have heretofore occupied the store have moved out.
 Some months ago the three story building on the corner of Broad and | Water street which is now occupied by the Tissier Hardware Company, was house. Through an attorney, MT. 'ris l sier was an active bidder for the build | ing, but 1t was finally knocked down to the Peoples Bank and Trust m- | 900.
 At the time of the sale MT. TissiNr had a lease on the building for several years But it was said that there was ! a cause in the lease which made that instrument void with the sale of the | building. This clause in the lease Is a point of law and from which there has arisen a suit to see whether the l lease holds good or not. If the lease does not hold good, the Tissier Hard ware Company shou'd vacate the build. | ing which they are now occupying | about the first of the year.
 | The Peoples Bank and TPlst Com pany are anxious to get into the build ling As soon as it is vacated 1t will be thoroughly remode'ed and refitte1 throughout. The grornd floor will ba used by the bank while the two ton floors will be used for offices.
 The dispute over the clause in the lease, will probably be settled next month It is said that the arastion will have a hearing before Judge ], 1 w N.akrv of the Citv Court of Sc ma. | If the case Is decided against MT. Tis- sier he will doubtless have to move out as soon as pOss s'ble.
 1 The store next to, where hts business ! is :ow loca ed. is owned by Mir. TiSsier. 1 If the decisicn of the court goes a9ainst him. it is uoders+ +obd tat he will erart ! the new five story store and 1t was l sal todav that plans for 1t are now 1 being drawn by an architect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
ALABAMA METHODISTS WILL
 BUILD COLLEGE IN MONTGOMERY

men who want to do something that counts.
 That this movement Is in the best | sense is shown by the fact that pr. w.
 B Crumpton. Secretary of the Baptist
 Board of Missions. is President of the LesEue. pr. S. L. Dobbs. Presiding mingham District. is Vice President; pr. I. D. Steele. pastor of the Bir-
 mingham Cumberland Presbyterl4n
 Church. is Secretary and Treasurer, while the State Superintendent is a
 member of the Presbyterian Church,
 South. Its trustees. some thirty in
 number. are ministers and laymen rom 1 all the churches in Alabama.
 Mr Lawrence outlined the bill to be introduced in the next Legislature as
 printed in Thursdays Advertiser. The i meeting was very successful from ev-
 cry consideration. The evening session O. tue Confer ence was devoted to the hearing of the
 annual renort of the secretary and
 treasurer of the board ot chu.ch ex- tension and was presided over by Dr. Q. c. McGehee, pre- ident of the board. In the absence of Dr. F. M. Peterson, { treasurer of the board, Rev. J. M.
 report of both, secretary and treasurer. 1 The assessment of the churches ip the conference fer the year 1907. Is $5,10O prorated among the nine districts in
 The amount paid by the conference
 turing the past year was $4;sOS4O. The conference board reported haVinS as sisted twenty churches during the past year. donating the sum of S2,493. There are now 1S,505 Methodist Epls- copal churches in the South. with church property valuation of $2,255.- "5S. Since the organization of the hoard of chuch extension in the Me h. odist Episcopal church South. 6.2de churches have been aided
 The general board at Louisville, Ky. has donated Ss03.222 and loaned $6t1,- 41200 The conference boards have donated $6S5.955.00 d grand total of $l.- 9S7 229.00 donated and loaned by the board of chuch extension alone. Rev. Frank N. Culver. of the North Alabama Conference. prea he'd an ex- ceptionally fine sermon at the night
 The report from the board of edura- tion which met yesterday afternoon, will be read before the conse ence this morning and further development
 of the momentous college question Is expected today.
 1 Bishop Dunnan has held his cabinet meetings each afternoon since the con- vening of conference, preparing the appointment of the m ni ters for the coming year, so far, it Is said this con ference has been the busiest held in | many years.
 The bishop works hard and attends
 to it that there is work provided for
 every body. The people of Eufaula
 are entertaining the conference admir-
 ably.
 Special Matinee BIJOU Today p. m. CsenyReOua GunCfacIs. SsFRlack CrOOYx.0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
ABANDONED BABY
MOTHER LEAVES INFANT V
 NEGRO WOMAN.
PenHaeoIn Authorities Investigate anu Find Thal karent He'd Promised Caretaker Thirty Lents a Day
 For Trouble

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. -tSpeciai: A pretty two-year old hapy gir' left by Its mother with egro Wo- man to be cared for. nas been tax sn m charge by citizens of 1e city ana placed in the Pearl Eagan Orpnans Home to be cared for. The where abouts of the mother and ner identity are unknown. although rIorts nave been made by the police to locate ner
 The negro woman who was carinE for the infant could throw no light up. on the residence of the mother ana stated that the infant had been placed in her care by the mother. yho pror- lsed to pay thirty cents por day Tor lts care Parties passing ne louse or the woman on North Ia -1gcna streeI noticed the infant, and after seeing IL Ihere for a number of days, made tn- quiries and ascertainsd the aoove facts
 The police authorities wsre Iotihed and when they failed to nj ny clue Of the mother, the child was taken from the care of the wom9n and seni I'd the orphans home, whero It IS un- derafood it will be adobted. IL is the presumption of those who 5Ave inves- fIrated the case that the mother or the infant Is a stranger In ais city, and the statements of the ;C.ored wo- man seem to hear ont this theory. m . asmuch as she knew but httle Of fths woman ,r