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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Ser @iuSereQa gdub ; gtore,

Ode Sfs9oufonfraBe unb apenue c.,
bieIer beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
ieinen neuen Borratb bon 9 m II
f6ubeu fir 9erren, Damen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bai cine uilbers
alei9li9e Nuspabl aler Sorten urb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : g6ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der befen
Gabriten unb iiberbietet Nlles, mas i'm
bietgen Mfartt su baben 1T. 5peeia=
iitdt fir Serren: Der &odforb S9ub
fur So. @s perlobnt fi9 Der Miibe, i'm
Cinderella store borsuipres
den, ebe man anberstuo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
SudlenS 0lrntcasE gable.

Die bsfe Cable Der Belt fir Sdnitte,
nuetiduneen, @eI6piire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf9lao, Gls@te, gefprungeue Sdnbe, 5rpfi-
beulen unb ale Sautfronfbeiten turirt Sa.
morrtoibeu ober feline Se1a6lung. 86Gies
Satisfaction 9arantirt ober has @elb DirO
turiderfattst. % Gents bic SdodteI. Bum
8erfauf in allen gpotbefen. 8rsib, 2bomp.
ion G &c., @boIelaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Qamtpfer Ngenfnr.

9ie pGreie preffs FIR Sc.
ras" Dettritt bic foIgenben 9ampfer.
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbsre Nustuuft
pegen paifage nod unb bon europe
uub ~oerfouft Gampfi6iFs unb gifens
babnbilete gu ben n~iebrieffen Raten.
Sie 2iite Der BON uns rsprdientirten
2inien 1T:
@amabmrg > Mnterifaniide 9anapfs
i@ifffabrts 8efeli6aft.
6eS Star 2inie (2lnttuerpen).
CpmPasnie Generate Grams,
atlantiaae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Saf5dae mad, @urpua.

Die Ngenturen bes Germ %. S.
q oung, SO. l Commerce : Strabe,
Gan Antonio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten NUT bic
anertannt beten europdii@en 9ampferz
Sinien. Serr Oouug III i'm 9tanbe bic
billi # Ell Staten su geben. er=
theilt bereitmilig iebe getpanf6te Quss
tunft unb beforgt febr prompt ole inn
iibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reiien piinf6t, o6er 0ermanote
beriiberfommen Iafen min, penbe fi6
an irgenb cine Der geaannten A9eEturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
S Waberids 8ant besablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eitsS eppfiten.
Whittier /! Mntter !!
Whittier !!

= '
Werbet Sbr bes Nudts SeftSrt merben
unb in @urer 8tube unterbroGen bur6 baa
Sdreien zines trunten 4inbes, wel6es
Samerjen pcM Durdbre9en Der i3dbne
leieet? SIT es Der 6uu, 70 fault cine 6laide
bon Wers. Binslcws Soothing Sbrup.
@r wirb ben arnten Sleinen lpfort bon ieis
men Sdmer3en befreien. Wan p~erlafe lid
%barauf, es bilft. Sc 1T feline Wutter auf
Groen, bic es Oeriudte uno Gu9 nidt NIT
t9eilen witrbe, baB es bic @insemeioe res
sulirt, ben Sleinsn Sttle unb 8ei unebeit
unb Der Wutter 6ube psridafft, baB es
ME 3auber pirtt. DaS W1ittel III fiber in
alien TdlIen unb unseuebm BON @eidmad;
es wtrb ben elmer Der dlteften uno beften
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
fdrieben. lleberal ~ baben, bic 6lai4e
au 25 Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

ss- Warum pout Sbr pianps atoei=
feIbafter Site BON reiienben 9dnbIern
taufelt, menn Sbr bic e9ten Gmerion
in Der neuefen Nusfibruns biaiger
unb unter lei9te>sn 8%eoingungen in
benz betp6brten @eI9dftsbauie BON
S6os. Soggan 6 Bros. baben
f6unt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

Bel Der 8eurtbeiluns beg Sienfs@iu.
tommens zines Setonblieutenants
($369 pro Sabrl) 1T iebo9 uiGt auBer
M6t au lafen, baB Der lieutenant iGpn
In einem berbdItuiBmdBis iebr iusenbIi.
den Mlter = oft nit Is big 10 Sabreu
- In ben @enuB zines ioI9en giutoms
mems tritt, no anbere 8erufsapeige,
iber bic f6 foaf Der lieutenant ge.
tpObnli9 nett erbaben bunft, nod f9toes
res @elb our ausbilbung unb Grtpers
bung Der gum fpdteren @~ebaltsbe3uee
n6tbisA 8Orbebinsungen ~ausseben
miifsn, elm 8ebalt, bas 3. 8. BEL ben
2ebrern an b0bereu S6ulen oft nit Ell.
mem ebenio i1ieSrigen SaBe besinnt, aIs
bel ben SefonbIieutenants. NuBerbem
treten 81 ieneu @ebdltern nod cine
&eibe BON 3ui9I1eH (Mobnungs.@ GEL
Der, pferbesR atiOreu ac.) in oft untonz
troairbarer S6be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
@arnnns! ltnter3ei6net fetne @uten

9dnbler unb Ngenten, tpel@e yeoten
fir elm auf 4b3ablungen ~berfauftes
piano oSer Oreel berlangen, perfaufen
poer i%ibertragen bieie Noten an Mnbere,
uno i'm Ga0e Der ri6t pinttli9en Sab.
lung 1T bas Sn1rument fopie bas Be-
reits ge3obIte @elo fiber berloren.
Sbos. @ogGan 6 8ros., 208
@ommereeltraBe, San Nntonio, pertau=
fen Pianos uub SrseIn an leidtef Nbs
aablun9en obne Noten unb 3infen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

q @ebrhber @rtBer, go.
246 Commerce StraBe, 1tno prattii6e
Suueliere unb ubrma6er. Sic beIor.
gen prompt ale Reparaturen 11ro fAb;
rem bielelben in ber sei6idte1en Weiie
aug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

= Wir fnb nod ui6t beranIaBt,
infer groBes 2aser bon reuelt unb se,
brau9teH pianos unb Sreeln gu Der.
taufeu, benno6 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biQigere preiie urter gutter
@arantie geben pie ieoes anbere 8ei9dft.
Sbos @Dggan & Bros,
208 Commerce Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

20 M. s.. Satterfibe, 1856
Dit 0oufOns5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
gublifum fir lle in i9rGa@ i6lagenben
Nrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Selorgung aler a~uftrdge.
Sronleu9ter, @as.Jirtures, 8abetpans
men. @lofets &c. tets an Sanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

- Cine rei9e @rbi9aft bat bic Stabt
9iRelborf gema9t. Ser berfOrbene
2anogeri9tsbirector a. 9. Osfar Nbe,s
bot aur @efammterbin ieines 2,500, 600
Mart betragenben 8erm6gens bic Stabt
StHeloorf ernanat. Bon bieIen g
Miuioneu 5inb gu 2sgaten beitimmt
552, 900 Mart. Il. a. tit bic 9hReI'
bOrfer ebangeliide @emeinbe nit 20,s
600 Mart, bas epangelii9e 3ranfenz
baus nit 10, 0 Mart, bic Safer
WilbelmsS tiftung fir 8eamtent69ter
nit 10000 Mart, Der &tnitler' unters
hiBungs 8erein nit 10000 Warf &C.
be6a9t. BON ben mad Ib5ug aler
Gegate Der Stabt berblei5enben 5mei
MiQionen Mart iol cine Minion gum
8au BON Qrbeiterpobnungen perpen'
bet perben, nit Der 8eiimmung, baB
aus ben Mietbsertrdgniien pieber reue
0Guier gebGat perben io1en. 0ie ans
bere Milion iol gu S~tipenbien fir to-
lentboue unbemittelte iurge 2eute biez
men, berlrt, baB bic 3inien al biefe gu
ibrer Iusbiloung an uniuerftGteH ooer
an6eren So9T6ulen bertuenbet perben.
Bel slei9er Wdrbisfeit iolen iunge
2eute ebangelii6en 8laubens ben 8ore
aug erbalten, ionft fol- obne Nniebung
bes @lau6ensbetenntnifes Derfigt
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

pSe pancoaf & Sobn fertis
gen Sud einen Nn3ug nod benz neueiten
S6nitt aus ben beien Stofen an, 10
biltg, pie CUTE Nrbeit nur geliefert tpers
ben fam. @ebt ibuen beriu6speile
tlur einen NuftraQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Seal Skin saeques, $1.OO oas gtad

sea ski saeques, $1.OO cas gtad!
9as 1T cine groBartige Oferte 4!
Steut eu9 muir einmal bas Seer bon
Samen bor, mel6es ben 9aben beIaqern
tpirb, big bas Iebte Sacque fort 1T =
tuenn iiberbaupt BET &auf lie oferirt
tpiro. Nber cine pie bel munoerpoQere
ganitige @elegenbeit tpirb ieber Ieibeus
ben Trau bon ben gigentbiimern BON
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Qe.
boten. Dieies Mittel 1T elm garaus
tir tes 9eilmitteI fir aue iene qu6len=
ben. benz 3arten @ei9le9t eigentbamIiz
den Sei6en. @s pirb garantirt, baB.
tpenr es nt6t 9eilung betpirft, oas @eI6
3urifgegeben uirb. IS 1T BON einem
erfabrenen un6 sef6idten Nr3t iorgfdls
tig 5uiammengeitelt uub Der sarten Ors
sanifation Der Grau ansepaBt. IS lit
rein begetabilii@ in feiner 3uiammems
feauns unb ~poqfdnbig unf9dbIi6 in
iei1en Wirtungen bel irgeno einem gu.
itanbe bes Sptems unb tpirb unter b o.
itiber Garantteb Der 3~ufrie6ens
ttelung in ienem Sale ~bertauft, ooer
bafir beaabItes @el0 3uridgeeeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

~ Riolbaffa & @eItpn,
go. 301 unO 303 Sits9oufon.G traBe,
9aben ben &ontratt fur ben 8ertauf beg
geIammten Butter : Probutts Der Be-
rtibnten OaflaHo Seriep 9aitp GarmF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

= ueber bic Offiaiers . @ebdIter i'm
Deutf9en &ei9sbeere berri9en bielfa9
iebr irrige Inf6auungen. Na9 ben
fir bieie 8ebaltsuerbdItniHe giiltigen
lebter 8erorbnunsen betrdgt bag rpens
ionsfdbige Sabreseintommen fir:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
gtada SO Sa6rett aebetIt.

WtIfp1ufee, ben rs. Wtdt 1881.
gdifpr @ b. 4bnial
Gner 6oGtpIrben fam i'd rnter Der 5iher5fet, pers
~Jbnlitben ueber5eueuns bas 3eu9niR bariiber ~snfteLsn,
ooB Der betreffenoe Wtann bierielbft felt Mn9uft 1880
ns DDlitdnbig gebeilt o~19eiebei tperben nnnB.
SIM Sabre 1878 bot Der ban1oIS "A Sabre oIte, 50
Sopre on Der Gpilepfie Ieibenbe &ranfe 5uer5t Sbre
9lIfe in Mnfpru9 9enDrtrien. 9ie ft9 gepbbnli9 bon
6bis 6 Mo9en einifelenben Mntdae BON Gpilepfe Der.
minbertet ft4 olsbaIb iteItet itb ober felt Auguft
1880 a.te rnebr Elm. Ser Wtann 1T gaua geitnb unb
faHn i~einert mid unbeoeutenoen 9ef9dfte IN better
meiie ~pprfteben.
guer 3o9pirben babet cine 5ablrei9e Camille bur@
oonftinbiee mieberberftelIung bes 9ofers duBer3
gthGlt4 gerna9t. 9ieies be5enet germ
9. Ie9tbin8, Qforrex.
IA Sos BIO flT aernsEleibenbe tDtro Jeoen, DsS
es perIanet fret 5~ugelanht, rao asrnteu au1 bic Wfes
bi5in bon uus ~t1H:fcnit Geiiecrt,
9ieje Wleoi5iu iuurbe Jet ssha Sobrert bon Y1ftor
abnig IN Sort g9aDne, SAB. ~sHbereltet uHo lesf unfer
ieiner @niDeiiung bon Der d
RSnie We6icine Co.,
30 @eR @eoiion, gas Clifton etraBe,
gBitaeo, 81.
RteiS $1.oo per Glaf6e, 8 3Iafden $500.
Bum 8ertauf in San antonio BEL gboIpb
Dreib, SO. II, 10 uno 81 Mamo- Strase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

9r. S. g. 8reebing, 3abnarst.
Office gto. 231 Oft Souton @traBe,
San Nntoaio. Spre9t BET ibm Dor!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

Gin Mann, Der 40 Sabre Webi3in prattiairt
bat, iolte Sala bon 3uder untsrfdeiDen Ton,
men; left, mas ct fast:
SoIebo, g., San. 10. 1887.
Srn. s. s. Gbensb & go.-@eine Serrsn!
SD bin felt 40 sabren meiff in Der aIses
meinen dr3tIi9en @rariS s~etpefen, unb moGte
fossr, bab in al rneiner @raris unb Grfab,uns
i'd ME elm @raparot seiebea babe, baB i'd nit
70 biel 8ertrauen ouf @rfpls beri@reiben fonnte.
ais s airs Ratarrb Ru r, f%abrisirt bor So
men. Sabe es gar biele Male beridrieben, unb
Die 8irtuns 1T punberbra, unb mO9te Gum
S@lub fasen, bab i'd nod einen SAT- bon I'd
tarrb su finben babe, ben eS nidt turiren piir>
be, tpenn man es ben antpeiiuneen semdb elm
nabms.
Sn @abrbeit bet Sbrige
Q.2 @priut, W. o,
Office 215 Summit Ctr.
@ir bolea einbuubert Dollars fit ieben Sail
bon Ratarrb geben, Der nidt nit SaIrs & a.
tarrbaur gebeilt perben fam. Snnerli@
9enonm ten.
8. 5. gbeneb& 81, @isentb., SOlebo,0 ..
az Sertauft bon gpotbetern, IS 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Sages Nseuigfeiten.
& h

St5"S "ul uts S|tIuHhdllIn1 Der sNuSs
lfeuuttg BON 1921, aIs III Stem Sort ooer
irgsnb einer anberen Der coucurrirenbea
sidate. uebrigen5 begniigt man Ii9
bort nift nit Der Ngitation uno nit
benz 8ef6rei, Foneern ma bat oll6 be-
relts tir ben @arantie.T onbs 3ei9nuns
gen I'M Getrage bon a~nndbernb 81, OOO,s
600 qeiammelt.
Na6 Golfom, Colorado, bra6te
man am 10. Nooember bic 2ei6en bon
auet @%oinboDs, tpeI9e ndbreno beg
Sll3aaro BON poriBer Wo9e erfrorer
tuaren. 3manaig anbere merben in Der
umgegenb Der Sierra @ran6e nod berz
mtbt unb man fiir6tet, baB fe ale Dem
Bli33arb 5um Spfer gefaQen 1tnb.
Sn Baltimore f~eierten Die &atboz
llten NIT gtoBem @eprdnge bas 1O0idbz
rige Subildum ber grnennunq Beg erz
ten fatbolil6en 8ii6ofs in Qmerita.
ueber 100000 Grcmbe paren s1 Der
Teier erl9tenen, an pel9er aud bic bsis
ben ein3igen @aroindle Mrleritas tbeil.
nabmen, @ibbons bon Baltimore rrb
0QNereGu Don AuebeC.
Sn Chicago fanb am 10. gtobem=
Der bic anar6ifii6e Geier fir bic vfinf
Wfdrtprer" in 3iemli6 3obmsr Weiie
ltott. Muf benz @albbeimer Grieobof
nabnten ettpa 5000 Maeni0en an Der Sc
bd6tnibfeier on ben @rdbern Der Gin
geri@teten tbetl. @iniae &eben purben
gebalten, aber bas @an3e bsrIieF obne
Die gerinsite St6rung.
Nuslan b.
: Sn 8esua auf bic angeblide gr,
moroung beg 9r. peters uno icines
8efolnes faet bas rgerI. Sageblatt";
uSie 5fa6ri6t 1T bis6er nod ni6t of
ficiea befdtigt uorben unb bis bas ges
l9sben 1T, f6enft man berielben in
amtli6en Sreifen ttinen @lauben uab
feline 8ea9tung.
- 9ie beutide NbmiraIitdt bot be-
bic 0afens unb Sai.Wnlagen
Der GielerzS u9t meientiib gu er,peitern.
Die Nsubauten Ioaen spilden Der iSes
flung Jriebri6sott unb 9plienau anges
bra9t nerbeu, unb biefer She'll beg
9afens fpQ ipicisQ fir bic Sorpebos
SDete reierbitt per6en.
- Die Barrier Boulansihen batten
cine groBe Denomination auf benz blot
am 8ebdube Der 9eputirtentammer Iiez
genoen @oncorbien : plabe geplant.
Wean molte in Mdlie Dor bic Deputir.
tentammer sieben, UNI geaen bic unqll<
tigteitserfldrung Der Wabl gOulangers
i'm Wablfreife beg Montmatt.e prote1t
ein3ulegen. 9ie &egierung uno bic
Barrier poliSei trafen iebo9 umfais
fenbe WaBnabmen, um bic Demonfra.
tion 5u b%erbinbern.
= Inter ben 2onboner gddern 1T
cine groBe Strife 8etpesung a~usgebros
9en. Sobn Burns, Der befannte 60
cialiiten : Gabrer, belt in Der Mafen.
getiamMlung Der Gtrifer i'm 6Dbes
part cine Nnipta6e an bieielben, in
uel@er ct fe bor Iusi6reitungen
tparnte unb fe aur Nusbauer anipornte.
= Nus Der 3auptitabt Merico pirb
bon elmer i~ntereRanten @~rforibungss
Sour beri6tet, pel9e Der amerifanii9s
gepoam69tigte Scr. &emien Wbites
bouie unb Der beuti6e 8%eianhte Baron
bon 3ebniB nit mebreren 8egleitern
unternommeu baben. Man beitieg ben
@ipfel beg erIoidenen 8ulfans S3tea.
fituatl, Der eine 96be bon Is, Goo SUB
bot. Gieie 8eteigung 1T bisber erit
elm ein3iges Mal seglfdt. 9ie lsbte
Na9t campfire man in elmer 14,C00
SUB bod geleJenen 06ble. Sen 8ipfeI
fonnte man nur baburd etrei9en, baB
man unter grDBeu autrengungen iber
1000 Stufen in bas @is bieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

s@r Dunlap, Rnor= unb Gteilon=
quite bel g ancoaf & 6 0 II,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

Sur 8erfopfuug ober safrif9en
&opH9mer5 gebrau6t DIR. Pierces Pei
lets; rein pegetabilii9. Cine bro Dolls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
Gin Sceptifer fa9t

8Iut9eidipiIre. 3ertbetlt &arbunfels. Rg-Seitt bauz
ernn nno idneI 9dbmung. So 1T Elm ipabrer @eiunpz
geitSbrtn9er. oeilt Scrppbeln unb anbere efeiAdrtise
arantbeiten. Ma6t 16le6ten @tbenr gut unb entferat
pe urlade. Gertreibt bic 8tttpitdt unb lit unnberz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02
AGAINST THE TRIANGLE.
An Eloquent Appsalto Loyal Irishmen
to Aid i'm Securing Justice.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A long address from James
+. Boland and David z. Ahern, chairman and
secretary OF the Cronin committee, will be
published in the Celto-Ameriean and 100, 900
copies OF II distributed In the center OF the
page will be a large wood cut of DIR. Cronin.
The address is to The people of Ireland" I"
and after recItlng thai Irish toll in Am rica has
sent over a hundred ml,lon TO be ~ the old
country to gam her freedom. declares that the
lrish- Americans o; Chicago must now appeal TO
Ireland.
Ne seek no financial aid SAYS the address.
I'VE ask only that you set the clear current Of
your Judgment how down the pure stream of
Justice and righteousness in favor Of American
law nov, as lt always has IN the past.
SIGNIFICANT LANGUAGE.
The article then goes on 10 tell how Dr.
Cronin War lured to his death and branded as q
traitor. An assertion which is ss false as
he'll" it says, and calculated. with greater cum
nng than tie PRISONERS on trial pusseso to
shield the rcai ,dssIuS.
Inc address then asks Irishmen in Ireland to
let their press speak out shc truth about the
CrJn.n murder aud urges Ir shmen every
where to give the information that will bring
ali the asssssIns 10 trial. 4 he address attacks
the triangle mercilessly, and gives the record
of each Uf Its members, showing them 70 have
been pro-britIsh sympathizers at some time in
their career. The description supposed to
apply 10 Alexander sullivan is as follows:
Another OF these worthless first saw light in o
royal British barracks; his father during his
whole lie has been a British soldier aud is now
a British pensioner; IN his own lite time
courts charged with incendiarism, en-
bezzemeut and murder, and If you
will investigate the facts you will find that
crime, not Innocence, gave HIM his freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02
A vOLLEY IN SURPRISE.
Six Of the Hatfield Gang Shot In Their
Sleep.

MILTON, W. VA, Nov. 2.-Reports of another
terrible battle between the Hatfields and
McCoys reached here last night Thursday
night party Of about thirty of the McCoys
came across a Hatfield camp in the woods
about six miles from Green spoils. Both bands
were bound for the headquarters of their re-
spective factions and were heavily armed. When
the McCoys discovered their enemies they
crawled up from beneath the deep UNDER
growth and poured in deadly volley upon
their sleeping foes. In an instant it was re-
turned and the Hatfields, although taken By
surprise, were so much better armed than the
McCoys. having repeating rifles, that they soon
put them to fight The one volley fred bv
the McCoys did terrible execution. Half .
dozen men we're wounded and two were
slain. John Blumfeld, one Of the leaders OF
his faction, was instantly killed, having no
less than four bullets through his head By
his side lay Edwin Brown, the son Of the woman
who was shot in her farm house at Pudgy,a
creek. Two bullets had gone through his
body. Six other men were wounded, one OF
them, whose name is unknown, heing fatally
hurt. After dawn the Hatfelds found two
more dead men and four desperately wounded
men were captured Some of the wounded
McCoys must have been carried of by their
friends. for the trail Of their retreat through
the woods was marked with blood stains I6s
prisoners captured are Charles Lambkin- John
Cain, Day Cain and - Cain and Pete Mccoy
The names of the dead are unknown. The
Cam whose frst name was not learned was 40
badly wounded that his captors left
him to die where he lay, but the other three
were compelled to march TO the Hatfield bead
quarters, which they reached about noon yes
terday. As soon rs the story of the attack and
capture was told a sort Of court-martial was
held The prisoners were not allowed 70 speak
In their own defense, and after a short deliber-
WAS Een nm hair % Aenfh
the entire Hatfield party. The result vss u
favor OF death and the three men viii Be tied
to trees and shot at sunrise today.
The courier who brought this news vas hred
at twice from smbush whils riding through
Lincoln county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02

PEHsoSAL.-Congressman o. H. Clifford and
Col John H. King of South Dakota are in the
City,. F. Mccormick Of st. Paul, Mimi,
and Peter ID. Martin of San Francisco are at
the Normandie.-G. Bidwell OF Hartford,
Conn, E. Feige of New York and Charles
McGuigan of Philadelphia, Pa, are
at the Hotel Johnson.-C. Holcombe
of New York, J. Cove and ]. Foley
of Boston, A. T. Newton of Minneapolis and
II. Turner of Chicago are at the Rlggs.-
Z. Jones. c. Root. ]. Lyman and 5. @. Hess of
New York are at the Arlington.--R Leang,
U.S.N., G. Moore and @. Sowen of New York
aud Hon. II. c. Payne of Milwaukee are at the
Ebbitt-D. A. Andrews of Boston, W. Sweet
ser of New York. r. Thomas of Maryland j.
II. Bartlett and s. Dickson OF Colorado are at
Wizards. George Gray and wife Of Cali
fornia, s. H. Clawson and wife of Salt Lake
City, G. NJ. Stiles of Chicago, Tyler Beach of
San Jose, CAL. IL. Francis and wife of Tennessee
and II. c. Widger and wife Of Swamscot, Mass,
are at the st, James,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02

UNIFORM STYLE OF CHECK FOR Amy Or
FIcEns-It is understood that the Secretary Of
War will. in a few days, issue a general order
directing that hereafter all dsbursing .fficers
Of the army. in all departments and bureaus
shall use a uniform style of check or draft
This is intended to prevent the fraud that is
possible under the present system. There are
now several styles of checks without numbering
or recording. and it is proposed to institute a
thorough system Of consecutive numbering and
reporting OF checks that will make fraud al
most impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02
FRANK X. WARD ARRAIGNED,
He Pleads Not Guilty-A Motion to Ad-
NIT Him to Bail to be Heard Monday.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery,
this afternoon, among the arraignments was that
of Frank X. Ward, indicted few days since for
the murder of Maurice Adler by shooting him on
June IS. inAicting wound which caused death
on October 3. last. Some Of Mr.. Wards friends
provided a carriage for him and he was brought
up from Jail by one of the court officers. His
counsel, Judge Jere Wilson and Chaplin Brown,
were in court, and when Ward was called for
arraignment Judge Wilson said he had not yet
seen the indictment and desired, il the plea
was taken, to have the right to withdraw it il
they should desire to file demurrer.
The court said the plea could be taken pro
forma.
The indictment was read and Mr.. Ward
plead not guilty.
Judge Wilson said that they would on Mon
day make application for Mr. Wards bail and
would be willing to submit the motion on the
testimony taken before the coroner. He
thought the case was clearly bailable.
The court fixed O'Clock Monday to hear the
motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02

SENATOR r. F. PErrIGREw of South Dakota.
who passed through Washington Tuesday to
Maine, where he was bsnqueted Wednesday
night. wore a suit of clothes from the back of
Dakota sheep manufactured in the senator
new mill at his home town of Sioux Falls
Senator Pettigrew also has a soap factory and
says he manufactures enough soap every day
to wash the democratic parry whittier than snow,
but denies that he ever organized a COMPANY
to boil down the Sioux river alkali water and
sell it for whetstones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02

MARINE CoRPs PRoMoTIoNs-The commits
sions OF the officers who will be promoted by
the retirement of Lieut. Col Collier of the
marine corps have been sent to the President
for his signature. Those who will be promoted
are Maj. Geo. p. Houston, Capt. r.. W. Hunt
ington, First Lieut. Samuel Mercer and Second
Lieut.. Chas. E. Doyen. The commission of
Lieut.. Commander Geo. r.. Durand as COM
mander in tine navy has also been laid before
the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-02

AT THE WHITE HOUSE ToDAY-The President
did not have many callers this morning The
principal visitors we're Attorney General Mil
ler. Secretary Noble, and Civil Service Com
missioner Roosevelt. The usual public recep-
ton was held in the afternoon
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The PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STEEL re-
quired for the construction of cruisers and 8,
received few days ago. have been referred to
the chief OF the bureau of construction and re-
pair for report and recommendation.