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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
0ie MnsifeQml1a.

@ine bonn Mnfang bis gum Gnbe ges
lunaeue uno glan3ooue Nffaire mar Der
uSrummertag". Sc giebt aIerbings
tein 86lt9en, tpel6es 10 flug unb tpeiie
pdrs, pie ber Drummer; pelbes nit
Nqem 10 befannt unb bertraut III, NQes 10
gu tritiiren berftanbe; bafir mub man
aber aud anerfennea unb gelten lafen,
baB ber Drummer f9 in ale 2a9en gu
i6ifen tneiB, fi9 iberaq sure6t finbet
uab namentli9 an feinem YlaBe 1T,
penn es f9 Inn bas arrangement bon
Geflidteiten hanbelt. Das bot er ge.
fern tpieber bepieien.
Na9 ben &eben in oer M~usiteuungs.
9aIe, @pub. S9rodmorton fpra9 tber
uriadea beg girgertrieses unb iiber bic
tapfere 9altung bet Subldnber tpdb
renb bsfelben, traten bic Drummer, bic
eifrig augeb6rt baiteu, in &eib unb 8lieb
unb mariGirten unter Gubruna bet
meritanii6en Rapele nod benz &iber.
foe part, mo in BEN groBen Gebdube
bic Jeftafel aufgeItelt ppr6en mar. gs
nabnen iiber 200 perfonen OIL benz
yanquet She'll. Die SafeI uar nit
auen m6gli6en SelitateRen rei9li1 be-
iebt unb Die gang aus3e3ei9net 5ubeyeis
teten Speiien uurben ebenfO gelobt, nie
6er bpr3neli9e Wein.
3una4ff erbeb fi6 Mapor g~aQasban,
Inn ben y@ef9dftsreiienben" bic 8aHs
freunbf6aft ber Stabt an3ubieten unh
ibnen bic 8erfiderung gu geben, baB He
unter feiuem SGube fte9en. Damn
fpra6 9err Oscar 8ergfrom in feiner
9aratterifii6en Weife, ben Drummer.
ftanb glOrif3irenb. ct Goub. Srods
motion antportete. aIs @brenmitgIieo
ber Staats sNfoeiation, i'm Nameu Ser
Drummer. Sol. Mnbretps bob bic 2is
beralitdt, ben Mil6s unb MobltbGiia.
teitsfinn ber &eiieneen berbor; ct babe
f9 bdnig getpunbert, peBbalb Der
Drummer in ben 9otets Die beften 3im.
nler, bic beffen Betten, bas iaftigfe
8eefiteat un5 bic nobT9mefenbfe
Butter erbalte; aber reihi6es Na6beus
Ten iiber bic touienb guten gigeni9aiten
unb 8oraige bes 9rummers babe i'm
iiberaeugt, 6aB ct biefe Beporsugungen
tuobl berbiene. IS fpra9en bantt nod
Col. u. 2oit, STR. Mortbam unb Ans
bere. Gum S9IuRe berIas Mr. Genebp
cine &eibe bon Bei9laHen, in tpeIdem
bic Drummer fir ale ibnen ertpieisnsn
characterization ibren 9ant aus.
briiden ; ttamentli9 ertpdbnen fie Die bon
9errn 8artbolomae unb benz 9otalto.
mite entpidelte 3bdtigteit, bic Ga6e
gum grfolg 5u fabren.
Sie $afel wurbe nod beinabe breis
~fiiubiger 6iBung a~ufseboben unb bic
Drummer serffreuten i9 auf benz 1airs
plabe, nadoem fe nod bon 6err1 SO.
6. Sacubion Photographic porben
tparen.
Im Na9mittag fanben @rercitien Der
Ser. Staatenz& abalsrie unb banu bic
iibliden Wettrennen ftatt, 60 berridte
elm bi6tes @enibl in ben @ebGuben
unb beri9ieoenen Nbtbeilungen Der
Gair. Nuf BET Sribine bes &ennplabes
NOR ieoer plaB beieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
Sic hiesidbriae teganiltbe Gpttpus
Critic.

Gs 1slIt it'd INNER mebt heraus, oaB
SuoWeItteros In biefem Sabre init I'll.
ner beIDnber5 9uten uHb reiden Grnte
geFeanet igotaeE IT.. so raelaet ter
lebte 8eri6! Gus @pu3als5, baB Der
grtrag her oiesidhrigsa 8aumtDDntH.
Grnte i'd auf 25 600 8alleu belduft,
tpdbtenb Ie lin Boriabre, bas ebenfaqs
elm gutes gepslen tit, ni6t nlsbr aIs
10000 BaQen gebratt bat. ueber bic
grnte iii @Oliao @ountD tbeilt bic 80.
liao 8uarb" nit: Sn Der biesidbri9en
SaiIon 1T bier mebr BaumDole &C.
g!nnt morber, als iemals 3ubor i'll its
genb einem Sabre; mir babsn ebeu Elm
auBerorbentll6 8~efsguetes gtnteiabr
gebabt. Ser Ndstbau triit u~6e1baupI
tebt in 8oiiab @ountn mebr uno mebr
in ben 8oroerarunb, uub man fann
nit Si6erbeit borausfagen, oaB bic
groBen Viebs unh Weibegebeae, tpelGe
iebt nob ungsbeuer ueite 5treden 2ans
bes eini9lieben, i6Dn iii ueuigen Sab.
rem III tleine Garmfids aertbeiIt iein
tuerben, uno bob man Giatt 6es bo1en
Mesquitgraies unb Der 6uiiat@e 8a.
i9e, bic beute bort wa9ieu, rsid]e grnz
ten bon Weli@toru, 8aummolle, Milz
lett &C. tarauf reifen febetl tpirb. 60.
lab wirb banH eiHes Der bIibenbHen
Qderbau $ Di1rifte bes States fein.
ueber bic @rnte in Garnes GountD bee
ti6tet bic Bort erF6eiHenbs ,Nens":
3ablrel9e Carmen baban i'm beurigsr
Sabre einen ga.3en 8aQsn 8aumtpolle
per Qfer gegebeu, unb Der Durd
f6nitts, Grtrag ifellt Ii0 auf ungefG5r
breibierteI BaQen. ueber bic brsi
Counties: Msbb, 9ubal unb Nueces
giebt aidter $. %. Mofes, bet bon Ell
aer 9tdgiAen aeiie 3utiiGsefebrt 1T, Der
,,Gaiebo SEEMS" bic FDlesnbe Mitthei.
lung: Sie Meibs III LIBERAL etue oprs
aigli0e, un0 aQes Nieb, piIbes ooer
3abmes, felt uab in b%eftm6gltdem 3us
ftaro. Sn Subal @ountp batert bas
BaummoQpHaden nod fort, uno &c.
rabe Die Sop: @rrte" tpisb cine bor.
sa9li9e unb iebr rei6e peyben. @ans
dbnli9 lauten bic 8eri6te aug anoeyen
fabwefli6eu COUNTIES, bic f0on ieit
ldugerer 3eit III ipsi!em umTaHge older.
bau irsiben, 10 aug De Witt, Wiliou,
Guadalupe uab @Omal. ueberol
fOmmt oer biesIdbrige Grtrag an ben
bes beitea 8aumtpDliabres, peIGes
Seras ie gebabt bat, 1882, ielr nahe
beran. Shopsfteras-bas 1T cine ieBt
ermiefene Sbatia9e,-bsbarf eban nur
zines biarei@enben 8eseufaues, pie
Dos laufenbe Sabr ibn gebabt bot, UNI
Der rei6ffen Grnte, an bielen 5telen
iogar elmer a%fDeimaligen, fiber Sd fem,
ODER = 'uenn oiefer ausbleibt, = elmer
Wirtbi6afts Wet5Obe, Biz es perItebt,
bas our 8efru6tung ieiaes rei6sn 80.
bens noibDenbige Waiier aug Der 3iefe,
no es faif LIBERAL in GROCER 5iile gu
finben 1T, bsrauf 3u Tdafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
Neme Spblen.Tanb

In nieleH pIdBen in Coleman
Gountp, - fa9t bic bot erl9einenbe
g0oice", 1T idon friber bitumiubie
&oble, tOeI9s ber penniDlbanii6en on
@ate glei9tommt unb bic bon MeNlis
ffer i'm Sutianer- Serritorium ibettriHt,
in grobea Gagern auf9efunoen porben.
Sn boriger WD9e (gube October) aber
1T 9 Meilen n6rbli9 bon ber Gta6t
Coleman cine Mine er6ffnet tporben,
aus tpel9er uns GOblen our probe ges
bra6t finb, uno ieBt in unf.rer Office
au S9au ausliegen, Bic AQes iibertref.
fen, mag big ieBt nod BON bieiem Nrtis
tel In unierem Diltritte entbedt tporoen
1T. Die immer bGufiger tperbenben
Gunbe bon 9utem 8renn : Bacterial in
benz nDrbpeltliden Oihtifie Der d1ten
&oble, pelGer bis ua9 2lano utlb Ma.
ion Counties berunterrei9t, seben bic
fait fi9ere 6Ofnuua, BOB aud an punt.
ten, wel9e ben grObeu gifenlasern nod
ndber lissen, in ui6t gu ferner 3eit cine
fit ben Betlieb BON @iienmerten braud.
bare SteintDble entbedt tperben pirb.
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gegifprnias@eitse,

WeinIlebba6er finben Elm sroBes So.
ger DON feinen California : Weinen BEL
6errn s. 5. Meper ON Nlamr
Ylaaa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Meint
on Dirt uno Stele aus ut.b fauft oireft
aus Dem aeGer ter @einai6ter. Nls
gutem 9enner selingt es ibm ftets, BIZ
6effen Sorten ausaumdbSen. gr fanr
feline Gunben uno 5amiIien nit einen1
guten Srppfen perieben. aotb= unt
WeiBpeins in bor3igIi6er Qualitdt
bon ieBf ab $1.00 per @aQcne - frei
ING 9aus geliefert.
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Gtn 8eimnber alter WANT.

SIR. Sos. WiIion BON Naens Springs,
Sas., ber bic 60ger Sabre iiberf6ritteu
bat, ia9t: SD babe biele Webi5inen
probirt, babon mebrere febr quite; absr
mic babe i'd cine g~efunben, bic 10 iebr
Qaes erfiQt, mas fir tie beaniprudi
mirb, ME GbamberIains Collie, Gbo=
lera. uno 9iarrboe Weoi5in. Sc III
mirtli6 cine punbsrbare Webiain. Gum
8ertauf BEL &. @obn & Co., Raltsper &
Sobu unb allen anberen Ipotbeteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
Eatr=8efumer.

grfreuli9 1T es, bob f9 unter ben
bielen 3~auienben, pelde BON nab unb
fern unfere Gair beiu6ten, aua 70 aus
Berorbentli9 biele Seuti9e befanben-
nift nur aus ben umliegenben Stdbten
unb Counties, fonberu BON melt Der
aus aIen &iGtunsen Der Winbroie.
No9 ME - ielbft tpdbrenb Der Gdns
aers uab 8Oltsfefte ni6t = erfreute f9
fpeeieu bic nGreie prefe" zines 10 itar.
fen 8eiu6es bon Seiten ibrer aablrei'
den 2eier unb Greunbe, unb es gerei6te
uns gum aroBen 8ergntgen, fe ollie in
unferer Stabt unb in unierer Office
begriiben su f6nnenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
S(d6eIeu. Nrdu.

Man f6reibt benz ,,N. 90. g." aus
Paris: g1t6nigin ISABELLA bon Spa>
MEN bate bel ibren w~ieberholten 8efu.
den in MinGen bel ibrer SO6ter, Der
prin3eiin 5erbinanb, bdufis bairii6es
Bier getrunten uao 6emielben gtoBen
@ei9mad abgewonnen. Die @rt6nis
gin aber lit Obnebin in 6obem Grade
our &0rperfiae seuei9t unb Die Qer5te
mubten ibr ben @snuB bes 8ieres
ftrenge uatetiagsn. Nuf ibre 9lagen
barber bat es nun Elm frana6iiGer
@bemiter unternommen, Elm gier fit
Jettleibige 3l compOniren. Der Mann
bat feline @rfintuEg einem in paris be.
finoli9en Srauer bertauft. Sas ueue
Bier pirb ben Namen uSIabeaenbrGu"
tragen. Sie @rt6riJin bat in i9rer
Santbarteit benz @bemiter cine Bril-.
liant > guiennabel lift Gorm zines Biers
fdB9ens gum 8ef6ent gema9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
0Ii6tic9e 2eute aus Snotaua.

9Snl. luminous, gpfmeifter in Seaptue, Snpiuna,
ihreibt pDas electric 8itters1 BAT mir mebf aenlht'
ais aae eneeren Mebieinen 5uiammensenpmmen, aesen
eae PIE Sei9tpernen unb 9eiben, pel8e bic Solse ben
Sfrrunsen cr Nieren une her Sober finb." Der Sarz
mer unb 8iebjldter Sobn 9eslte, ebenfaas ppn Sbaz
rifle, iasti $50 balte electric Bitters fur bic beife
Waebtein, bic eS stebt, i'd BABE mid mad ibrem Sc
elm Gilenpaaren gambler ~berielben SrtIdaft, iaat
electric 8itterS 1T serate Oas, mas Semanb braunt,
eehen @eiunhbett total yauf ben Sunb ~setpmmen tIt1-
ME man gu iasen pfeSt. Watr Sat eS bic @eiunbbett
interrogation unb i'd babe pteber Gppettt unb neuen
9ebensmutbi"
Die Sloiae tpitet nur so Gents. gu BADEN in alien
Wpptbefen. Dreib, Gbpmpipn & Co., PbpIefale,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12

Jto. 263 WeIt Commerce 5traBe, ems
pfebIt ibr rei6baltiges 2ager bon
3 II bpaaren Der neuefien Barrier
Moben, ferner Strids un6 Stidz
9 aumnolIe uno MoIIe, 8 4 III
anbpfe, 8efab 81 oen
alerbiQigiten Yreiien. Ageutur fit
% a0ame 0em6reR's G0nitt=
Mufer. Nuftrdge aug benz 2anbe mer.
ben prompt ausgsfihrt.
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pncrnhans.Meftauratinm

Sie feinfte Gefouraiion fit q :
fern, Slid un6 WiIb in ieber
3ubereituuq. Ser Slide ftebt elm res
nOmmirter Sod Dor. 9slifatehen aler
Wrt iinb au baben, ME @aI, @arbinen
nit 5tifeIu, Nndoois, SriHelmurf,
Neunausen &C. &C. Die bette Musnabl
bon 2efsrbiien in Der 3uiammenfel.
lung BON Diners, Spupsrs unb 9eieu,
ners. Muftrdge na9 96!uB bes Sbea-
ters merbsn prompt ausgefibrt.
6Qrnif6 G 8uer.
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@u6lrna Mrnicn.snlhr.

De bette Salbe Der @eIt fir S6nilte
Gnetidnnsen, 6efdnure, Gieber. unb Saut'
Ausf4Iag, GIe9te, seiprunsene Sdnoe, 8rof'
beulen uub ale Sa~utfranibeiten furirt pa
u,orrboiben ober feline Be3abIune. 8aais'
Satisfaction earantirt ober bas @eIb min
duriderfattet. 25 Gents bic SGa9teI. Bum
Terfauf IN allen apotbeieu. Srsib, Sbomp'
ion 6 60, MloIefaIe.
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sasr Die Suipeliere G,ebrlbt

sHr Die Supeliere Scribe,
griBer, No. 246 @ommereesS traBe,
baben Elm oroBes unb gepdbltes Eager
bon golbeneu uro Ii%lbernen Sai6en=
u9ren-eiNe 5pe5laliidt beg @ei9dfis.
QuBsrb,m S6mudiaGen aaer Mtt,
Siamanten, Cob unb SiIbernaaret.
Meheri9miebpaaren, tuabre Gunit,
Derte bon Wanbs uno Stanbubren uno
ollie bic 5ablreiden IrtifeI, bic man in
einem SuweIierlaben gu finben getpobnt
1T. 9ie Preiie Der Girma lino mdRig.
Man ipre@e Dor uno iiber5euge ii9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12
Nptis AT Stemet5abler.

County COLLECTORS 0fftce1
gerar 60, San Gntouio, 2eras
Der lntersei6nete madt bierbur5 b%etannt,
6ab bic Stoot. un6 @ounib ad valoEem. un0
SopfRsuer jett fdIig 1T unb ipdtsfenS Bis gum
81. DECEMBER 1889 incl. be5oblt fem mub.
Sole @affiano,
Stsuer . Solicitor BON 8erer gouatb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12

WObl ielten birfte in Ser linz
glllds' Statiftit elm Gaa ber3ei6net fein,
ME Der na6itebenbe, Der ii9 in Cub
t~plgsbafen %ereisnete. Cine Mutter IieB
tbren IA NOnaten alien Smuggling ets
lt9e Stunoen Dbne Iuff6t in Der
Wlege liegen unb CAB ibm our Inter.
baltung eineu S6nuuer. ben Ie an eli
ner nm ben Gals gelegten S6nur be.
teftigte. 0as 6inb rihtete It9 bers
mutbli9 fpdter in Der Wiege auf, fieI
out bic Seite unb blieb mt Der S6nur
on einem 3upfet1 Der Wiege 0dngen.
Ys bic Miutter fpdter binsutam, fanb
he ibren SiebIiug al Der Wiege erbdn9t.
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4~ienitmaod1eg oesianat.

Cine G6djn ober Gin gates 0ausrndO.
den finbet fofort Sisqe. Na6sufragefl
in Ger Office Der v5rsien prefeS.
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6 e u d t

nirb eine beuti6e Wdi6eriu. Na9Bu,
fragen bel Gus. u. Sd mider,
progress Saloon), So. COS unb 61O
Wef. gomm crce. Strabe.
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Dar RiDIbaffa & Melton,
SO. 301 unb 303 Of.6oufons StraBe,
haben fortpdbrenb auf Eager: Wbit=
taders GIeii@forten unb reines S1mnl3,
fotuIe 3burbers SpeaialitdteH.
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Wntes bentihes Nnaaenhrpn,

fotpie gut aus9ebadenes Wei5enbrof
uno ale anberen Bad. Mnatel1, td9Iid
frii9 uno ouf Wuni6 bireft ins 9ons
seliefest BON
Louis Spahn's 8dferei,
228 OH.@ommercetraBe, San Nntouio.
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sGr unter3eug in ieber S6nere uub
gu iebem preiie. 9embens uno Soi=
letten' Irtifel aus ben beIten Tabriten
bel g ancoaf& 8 o II.
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Ha- Wenu Sbr guern boIlen Wertb
IN Nn3ti zen baben mOQt, 10 iebt
@u9 bic Serbfis unb Winter 8orrdtbe
bel y ancOai& 9 D an.
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Snterei1amt

1T bic in Der beutisen Drummer unierer 3ettans
iid befinoenbe GIfidSz an3etse ppn Gamuel.
Sed54er FEM in 9amburs, 9teIe5 9auS Bat f6
SNrG fetne prpmpte unb perI4mtesene NuS5abz
luns Der bier unb in Der Il mge8enb ses|
10 II n enen 8etrdse eineu bermaBen suten &uf
erpprben, baB mir Seben auf peHen beuttge$
Snierat i&pn an bieier Steue aufnertiam MAIDEN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26
PER 3ONAL.

Mr. and MRS, GLADSTONE are prepsr.
Ing for the celebration OF their golden we'd.
ding.
Sam SMALL, the evaneelis proposes to
run for Congress In the Fifth Georgia dis
trict next year.
REV. JAMES NJ. DAVIS, aged 10 q retired
Presbyterian minister OF PhilsuelI Ih.a, died
there on Monday.
DR. MoCosH returned to Princston col.
lege few days sgo from w WestsIn trip and
has s:ncs been seriously III.
Rev. q. A. sCHwKpKs, of Ku,x.owp,
who sooepted q call to Christ church at
betniehem, has changed his mind, and now
says he Won't 60.
ninth year, was entered in 1919 a. student
OF Ltncoln's Inn, and actually intend ed to
become bArrister.
Ex.JuDaE JACOB HUMMELL. sged 70,
died In LewisbuIg on Monday. His duties
upon the Union county bench were per
formed With rare judgment, discretion snd
Ma, Henry W. GRADY, OF tho Atlanta
Constfutson, 10 beginning what promises,
II II Is carefully done, TO De \ ysiuspIe sork
"a history OF the Southern portion OF the
Union. The editor 10 20 bs assisted bv
specislisss, and the work will be- illus,r sted.
MRS MARoAREr K. eANosTER has AZ
eep1so the oner OF Harper q Brothers 10
become editor Of Harpev's Basar. Mira
ssngsier has been fer several years ths
successful postmis ress OF Ha,peTs Youno
People, aud has been associated In othsr
ways With Hsrpsr's publications. Ste 10
also writer OF graceful verse, and is we'll
known ~ writer for the religious press.
FkANz Won NMxNDELssoHs, of Germany.
10 dead. His clstms 20 . plaoe smong the
e.inent men OF Berlin did not rest on the
anes Of his being . relative Of the famous
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26
The New Omcers.

The Republicans OF the city councils
have furnished Us with the executive
cfacers for the coming year, and the
changes that they have made In some Of
the departments may or may not
b good. We do not expect much,
and arc not likely to be disappointed.
The old street commissioner gives way to
. new broom, who will have his hands
full In cleaning the streets from the mud
pat there by the last administration, but
Tor which, not the commissioner,
but the committee was RESPONSE
be. The commissioner perhaps Is offered
- eacri6ce for the stupidity that
caused the street 10 be covered with
slaty stones that speedily dissolved into
mud. There never has been q year in
which - much money was spent upon
the streets with as poor results as last
yoar. Wetruss that the dense ignorance
ct the street committee has been rubbed
o6 By rough experience and that here
after it will know stone when it sees 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26
Wherry's CHARGES.

Mr.. Wherry charges that the sinking
fluid commissioners have violated the
law In purchasing state bonds ct an
excessive premium and In selling million
of United States bonds q year ago,
without using the proceeds for the
reduction Of the debt, but per-
hitting 1t to lie Idle in the treasury.
This latter allegation is a serious one
and seems to be well sustained by the
fact that the state has continuously had
over million dollars lying In
banks and producing no interest
Everyone understands that the
treasurer keeps an immense deposit
In the banks for his own pront
but this seems to be lawful; but wher
interest bearing bonds are sold and thu
proceeds are not used, the law steps In x
punish the wrong done the state by iti
officers, Mr.. Wherry declares and h,
wants committee to look into H.,
charges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26

new steel tie for which many advantages
are claimed, and II u proves satisfactory on
the mile OF the New YORK division that 10
to be laid with 1t there will be . great
saving OF the forests. now being destroy cd
for tho sake OF railroad tiea The steel tie
Will cost twice as much % the best wooden
tic, but II expected to last ten times % long.
1t is steel rectangular shell, with wooden
blocks supporting the rails through IN
aperture jast large enough to admit them,
10 that the wood IL protected thoroughly
from the weather. These little wooden
blocks can be readily changed when neoes-
sary. BY this combustion OF wood and
steel tho rail has the necessary cushion bed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26

ACCORDING to the plans OF the British
admiralty rs they now stand, England will
build In the next four and s.half years
seventy ships of war ut cost Of S2l, SOC, 0OC.
Thirty eight Of them are to be built In the
naval dock yards and the remainder by
private bu!lders We are pleased to note
that they are not planned to attain Q speed
o. ell comparable with the new ships
undertaken ny America under Secretary
Whitney's management OF the navy
department Their speed over the
measured mile is to vary with the class Of
vessel from fifteen knots to twenty under
forced draught over the measured mile,
the latter being only required OF q few
srmored cruisers. They need only make
eighteen knots st sea under continuous
sseamipg, while our ships are required to
make twenty under the same conditions
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America in the Lead.

The Germans In Samoa gave particular
o6ense to the English by arresting an
Enslish traveller who had advised the
harraased islanders to appeal to Sir
George Gray for advice, and now Sir
George gives particular offsnse to his
pountrymen by telling San Francisco
kUporter that America will eventually
beoome leader Of the Auglo-Saxou race,
end will displace England from the posi-
Sion she now holds. He says that the
eoatrs Of power among the Apglo-
saxon race Is shifting to America, rs the
ehs centre Of population has already
eene. Sir George Gray is an ex-governor
81 New Zealand, who is highly respected
- that part Of the world, and is influen-
elalin England, but he would hardly have
yentured an opinion 80 unpleasant to
1eglAhmen, II he had been talking In
London, and 1t is probable that he failed
- realize how news travels In these days.
8h remarks to the California reporter
hAys no doub. been published in EGG.
1ned BY this time, and in spite OF their
truth. will stand against him. He argues
VT forcibly that as we do not need a
gsees army, we can afford a great navy
eo4 the conclusion Is that 1t behooves
0s1eannia to look sharp IL she wishs, 10
oooolnue - rule the wave. He talss
heooe the maintenance Of navy tha.
EHeuh make tho Anglo-Saxon race abso.
{ ~ masters OF the world, but the time
- long past, We hope, when such mas.
~ nay DO established and held by mere
80 Of arms, aud the great conqueror of
peern times Is the monopoly king Of the
- sprsckles or Jay Gould type. This
~ - the kind Of tyrsnt that will rule
- nsio-ssxoDs In the twentieth CEN
u vhen tho rafe rules the world BY
DoSFr y tbe uiehty dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-26

There are men, only one or
two Of English tongue, that can
make statistics eloquent. He
has not yet appeared that can
make a Bonnet eloquent In
types. We spare you-ard
ourselves.
But the loves Of BoDnets
have traits. Some are minus a
crown, some bedight with bul.
lion-bimetalists gold and sill.
yer, some have an Oriental
touch, some with lace so Span.
ish that a bright fan and gems
Of peering laughing eyes COM
plete the picture In your
thought, some with rich ribbons
gaily decked, some with great
flowers unfolding a paradise
of leaves on the crown, some
as demure as Priscilla the Puri-
tan maiden, some wild and
reckless as Madcap Violet In a
North Sea storm. These are a
few suggestions of the Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets.
Come along.
Look down the Transept,
north side and north on the
Thirteenth street side. Did
you ever really see Ribbons be.
fore F?
Note the long line Of cas-,
and west cases. Nearly loc
feet, Flowers-all flowers; they
tell of the battle of the flowers
at Cannes. They were no,
cultivated under glass. They
come from French workrooms
nine-tenths Of them, and are
the best, not always costly, bu,
we find no room for any Flow.
ers but the best. Big poppies
for turban-tops, long sprays fol
hat decorations. Don't try tc
think OF all-it may soften your
brain.
Stop by this little case full o
white things for the heads o
children. Tam O'Shanters O
pure white angora wool, White
Cloth and Satin Club Hats anc
= But the case is too pretty
to pass.
The Children's Corner |:
over by 18th street. Mostly
for girls. but much small boys
headgear Is naturally foune
with it. Will your child be at
tractive? Much depends OF
the Hat, and the Hat depend.