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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
..@l1biintt iiber Ql1nerifan,

Ser v81Dbfimt iber Mmerifa",
tpeI6er in eurDpdii6en 3eitunsen ge=
leiitet ipirb, 1T bdufg 10 baarfr6ubenb,
baB CT f6rmli9 beluiigenb tpirb. 50
tpirb ber v@a5ette" in 2auianne cine
fir9terli9e @el9t9te BON Der BeIiebs
lung BON Stlabpma beri9tet. Dana6
bate bieies 2anb eine bi@te inbianiI9e
Beb6lferung, mel6e nun ben tpeiBen
Iuiieblern our Niebermebelung ibers
liefert uurbe. p3mansistauienb Mann
fanaen bonn 9iben, flnf3istanienb bonn
Wefen, fGmmtli9 bis an Die 3dbne
beuafnet. 9ie Snbianer tpurben BON
benz grdBliden @ef9id, bas ibrer tpars
tete, nt6t einmal in &enntniB gefebt."
9ieies f9euBli6e 8erbre6sn geget Bic
Civilization bate bic @enebmigung bes
prdRhenten 9arriion. sNei: berfelben
Sober, nit tpel6er CT bic Danfioqunqss
Proclamation unterf9riebeu bate, u1s
ter5ei9nete er aud ben @rlaB, tuel9er
6as Serritorium Oflaboma Der golos
niiation 6ffnete unb bic NiebermebeIung
Der Snbianer geitattetel"
9ie pirfli9en Sbatia6en fnb BE,
fanntli6, bob er fens in benz 2auos
ftri9 Otlaboma gar feline Snbianer
tDobnten; baB 5meitens Die &egie.
rung ber Ser. Staaten einem in ber
Ndbe tuobnenben Snbianer > Gtamme,
pel9er febr a%peifelbafte unb unbez
ftimmte Nniprii6e auf benieIbeu bate,
bieie gu einem febr anffdnbigen preife
abgefauft bate, uab baB brittens
bas ein3ige 8lutbergieBen, ueI6es Bel
ber B~efebIung Otlaboma's befir@tet
tpurbe, bas 3pif9en 4niie6lern NOR,
tpel9e ft9 UNI bafelbe Stid 2anb iireis
ten Observation-Disclosures, Del9e fd
gu gbre bes 8efeBliebenben @barafters
Der Mnfieoler nur in geringem umfange
etfilt baben.
Weiter beri9tet bic r@a3ette1 aud
bon einert anbern Snbianergebiete, mel.
DIES nd9ftens ber 8eiebIung ge6fnet
tperbem iolIe, unb bon voel HeiBigen
2euten BON Snbiana, tpel9e mitfeIf
2uftbalons bottbin Hiegen un6 i9 auf
bic beften @teIet n%ieberIafIen tpolen.@
@Ober itammt nun folder l1niinn,
pel9er ben europdif6en 8ldtterr, in
ben meiiten GdQen offenbar in guterl
@lauben, beri@tet UNI bon oieIen in
gutem @lauben angenpmmen tpirb?
Nugeni@einli6 BON griineu gorrespons
beaten, tpel9e bon Nmerifa tiGts meter
fennen, als einige &e~ffaurationen un6
Bierlote in Retp Oort uub umgegenb,
tno bon bort aus es unternebmer, eus
ropdii@e 3eitunsen nit Correspondent
aen auperieben. @bfolute unfenntniB
Der 2anbes : NerbdltniKe. n~iangelnoe
2enntaiB Der enslii@en Spra9e unb
nnfdbigfeit, cine bumOrifif@e uebers
treibumg bots trodener 8eri9teritattung
gu unterfdeioeu, tbun bas uebrige.
ca. b. W.@)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

sa- 9err MoOre, pOitmeiiter gu
8rabibatp, 3d., bei6loB, na9bem er
cine Mnaeige BON @bamberlains Rolifs,
gboleras uub 9iarrboea : Mittel geles
fen, cine tIeine Glaf9e Sabor gu Der.
fn6en. Ct fast: sd gebrau6te es
in 3tpei GdlIen fir &olit unb in brei
fur 9iarrboe nit Dolltommenem grs
foIge. Cine Dois berurfa9te LIBERAL
Beferung nit Musnabme zines Gales,
mo Bel einert MnfaIe bon ~b6sartiger
RoIit cine 3tpeite nDtbig mar. Sd
femme cine Nn3abl BON patentsM ebi5iz
men, bic i9 gebraudt, ober fir bic i'd
Mgent nor, aber feline, bic before Ees
fultate ergnb, aIs gbamberlains ROlit:,
gboIeras uno Dtarrboe Mittel. Gum
0erfauf au Is unb SO Gents bic Glaf@e
BET &C. @obn & Co., s. &alteper &
Gobn unb allen auberen ApOtbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

sar SIN beliebten Miffipnss
0arten fino @B3immer eingeri6tet
unb er6fnet tporben, uoielbf man res
guldre Mablaeiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. MablSeiten tuerben
im eiaenen @ef1irr a~usgeianbt un6 auf
Wuni6 Dinners unb Soupers ins 9aus
geliefert. Mufmertfame Beoienung urb
prompte Musfiibrnng Der Mnf!rdse gas
rantirt. Nbeimer & Saul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

6 . t s.
San Mntonio, 81. Mai 8
Ser Mamb Der sabimerlmmet.

Scr @amb bet sabiaerinmen.
Nor gut beieBtem 6aule gelangte ON
Gamfag Mbenb i'm @afino Der iibermiis
tbige @96atban'f9e G9manf Ser
&aub Der Gabinerinnen" our Mufz
fibrung.
Die 8orfteaung mar bonn Beetbobens
WGnner9or arrangirt unb auBer ben
Dilettanten pirtte au9 bas Berufss
S6auipieIerpaar 9err un6 Grau Ieu.
baus (2ouiie &uppiler) nit. Die
&ollen tuaren 1T folgenber Weiie befebt.
@tartin @oupit, grofe6pr.. =. gietur Nenbaus.
grieberite, hehen grai,. Graa u. eimenOorf.
gauls, Dsrsn Sodter, s0iue @S %p,ms.
9 ~; nsue's ia;ns aron aron 8. & @ MSaer
aarl gru6.............e....a. 8. Qafrent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
&uflena Mrnfra.gaIbe.

Sie bette SaIbe Der @eIt fit edaitte
Auetfdunsen, @ef@tpiire, Gieber- uno Saut'
gasfdlas, Gle9te. ~se[prungeas sdaOe. 8roi'
beuIen unb aue S~autfranibeiten turirt ID.
rtorrboiben ober feline NesabIuns. 8nlliss
Solicitation garantirt ODER ba8 Gelb nirt
auriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic @9a9teI. Bum
gerfauf in allen MpotbeFen. Dreib, Sbomp.
ion C Co., @6oIeiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
3 eea q.

XII oCtVtu HULuys
finn" bate b%efanntli9 bas nngIiif,
bur6 ben ON Is. Mai iibsr bas Stdbts
den binfabrenben Orfat feline erft bor
brei Sabren erbaute GaIe aa perIieren.
9ie 9ale ION interchangeable iperben,
unb UNI tbeilpeiie bic Mittel oafir aufs
aubringen, Deranfaltet ber Gerein am
9ienstag. ben 4. SUM, i'm Opernbauie
elm Concert, befien re9t gut getpdbltes
unb rei9baltiges prDgramm u1s bor=
liest. Muf 0emielben finben mir pia.
NOS, .0iolins, Mdnnerdnrs un6 @oIos
8ortrdse; barunter bic folgenben Nums
rnern: % Su mein bolber M~benbfern"
aus nSannbdufer", 8ariton : @oIo;
@efdngniB.G Scene aus rSroubaboura,
@olosD Duet unb gbor; rWar3barger
@1hbenmari6", M1nner9or; r5tdnbs
den" BON Mbt, SolosQ Quartet, un6
berIdie6ene Nummern fur Giano, biers,
feds; ttuo a6tbdnbig. 8orausF6tIi9
tuirb fi9 bas Concert zines 3abIrei9en
Beiu9es erfreuen, ni9t nur aus Der eli
genen Sta6t, ionoern aud aus bena9s
b1rten Grt@aften.
- Die nJrio 2aoline Minins arb
Manufacturing Company" bon Dallas
bat iiG nit einem &apitaI BON $780,
900 inforporiren Iaffen.
= Nm Gonntdg tpurbe in 6otue an
Der @entralbabn Sheriff Wap bon
Ghermon bon benz 9esperabo Sen
Sfom eri9oHen. Ben anb Sobn Sfom
battea in Dome einen f9redli1en efans
bal gema1t unb 5ulebt bic Beb5Iterung
10 eingei6l9tert, baB fie fi@ mad Sbers
man uni 6ilfe tpanbte. Sheriff Man
begab F1 nit einigen isiner @ebHlfen
an Ort unb STEELE unb tpurbe, als CT
bic 8erbaftung Der Burden borneb.
men tpoute, niebergef6oTen. @Is bic
Shat betannt mlrbe, farlett bic Miliaer
bon SHERMAN unb cine pofe bon Bhrs
germ, bic nit B~lutbunben ben Hiebenben
M6rber berfolgten. Sobn Siom bate
R9 f9on freimilig setelt. Ben Sion
tpurbe BON ben 0unben in einem Weis
aenfelbe aufgefpiirt uno bann fefgenoms
men. Man transporting ibn mad
Sherman. Die aufgeregten Biraer
bitten i'm lieber feglei9 aufgetnupft.
6beriff Map mar elm tii6tiger Beamter ;
ct binterldBt cine aablrei6e Gamilie.
= Mus Carbon, gaftlan6 Co., tuirb
tDieoer cine MeiBtappen< grefution bes
ri9tet. Gin brei Meiler unterbalb bes
geuannten Dries pobnenber FARMER
tuurbe In Der Na9t bes "a. Mfai bon
elmer b~epafneten 6orbe aus feinem
6auie gebDlt unb NIT einem farfen
3eberriemen bur@gebaueu. Wie es
beiBt, lou CT in betrunfeaem 3ufanbe
elm unnennbares 8erbre@en beganaeu
babeu. Na9bem Der 6trafatt an linn
bolI3ogen NOR, erbielt er Bic Weifung,
binaer aekn 6tunben ob3u3ieben unb
fanb es geeignet benz Musueifunas.@e
beige f6leunigff naG3utommen.
= Mm rs. fubr Der erffe paHasiers
aug bon 8ietoria nod @oliab.
- Die g~rprebcar bes bon Dallas
nod Maribau befimmten 3uges ber
9eras.p acife.8 abn III beraubt tporben.
9lls Der 3ug geseniber benz 4usfels
l~ungsplabe Dor benz @eleile Der Santa
6e:8abn belt, beitiegen 3tpei mastirte
Wdnner b6Iig unbemerft bic @rpreBear,
atpansen ben Beamten, bic S9liEel aum
8eIbi9rant ab3uliefern . bemd9tisten
fid Der padete unb fprangen bartt ab.
Sic baben ettpa $500 erbeutet.
= 3wii@en 2uling uno Sartpoob
liefen auet Gra@i3ise gegeneinanber,
wobei oer Snsenieur s. Selm fofori
setbbtet uno 3tuei 9ei3et f@wer ber'
uunbet purben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
4rpke 3iebmmg am 81.
M3ai 8

~grFerGewinn: Gin feinss pors
eelan Safels Serbiee BON 125 Stif.
3meiter g ewinn n: Gin f96nes
Boreenan Sbee Serbice BON Sc Sttd
(aus ber Gabrif BON 9abilanb & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Wertbe BON 81
fauft, erbdlt elm 2oos fir bieie 2otterie.
MramiaS YrescDtt,
gde Soufton. unb Solebao 5ttaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

9lge1t fur r9ittle Meriean 2otterie.
3iebuug 9. Stunt. $4,000 fir 25
Gents.
9lgent fir v2ittle SO. 2otterie". Bic.
hung Is. SUM-. $500 fur SO Gents.
Msent fur y2a. Stats Gotterie".
3iebuns Is. SUM-. SIS, 900 fur $1.OO,
Sim part, gde Moin.p la3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
9antpfer Asentnr.

Die .Greie greffe fhr 3 G.
ras@ Dertritt bic fOlsenben Sampler.
Qinien, ertbeilt ole ndbere austunfi
tuegeii paKage nod uub bon europa
unb beffauft Dampfi6if. unb giien.
babnbilete gu ben niebrisffen Raten.
Die 9iffe Der BON uns reprdientirteu
8irie1 lit:
&atnbur8 . Mmerifamii&e 9atnpf,
f@ifffabrts @efeIIf6aft.
gleb Gtar 9inie (0lnttperpem).
GDtnpa8nie @emerale 9rans.
atlautiatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

Gin inmser nerlaRlider Mamu,
Der fopobi in Der Setonomie, tpie i'm
6anbelsfa9e 3iemli6 prattiI9e grfabz
rurtgen befibt, fu9t STEELE, tpennmbgli9
sinen 8ertrauenspofen. Wtre aud i'm
erforberli9en GaIle fautipnsfdbis. @es
fdlise 3uf9riften beliebe man unter
Der gbifre gb. so. in ber Expedition
bieies 8lattes gu binterlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
Gei6dfts=G r1tfmng.

Dem seebrten publitum our Na6s
ri9t. baB i6 228 Souipn : StraBe elm
Runoenss 6neioersei@dft er6ffnet babe,
uno bite i6 UNI sefdligen 3uipru@.
Suite Mrbeit BET reellen p~reiien mirb
auseFdert. s.. GabIbuf6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
nerausaeber ber nffreien 9reKe.1

8itte anaoneiren Sic in ben 9palter
Sbres gel9dbten Blattes, baB mir Msens
ten fir ct. patrids piQen finb, bic be.
fen unb tpirfiamten 2eberpiaen. Sit
entfernen i6dblide Sdfte, reiHisen bas
8lut unb requiem bic Sbdtigfeit bel
2eber unb Mieren. Sic fnb fiber, ODE,
ni9t au ftart mirtenb unb feblen ME.
Gum 8ertauf BET 81. @obn & Co., s,
2alteper & @obn uno allen Srugsiiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

- Ser Mapor bon Bonbam Iieb cine
Spielb0ae ausnebmen bic In elmer
Quite auBerbalb Der Stabt seflbrt ipurs
be. 8erbaftet purben mebrere febr
p%rominente Burger unb inter ibnen ber
fdbtif9e... Boliaei9ef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

3tpei Monate lit i'd an Magens
trdmpfen un6 bur6 ben @ebrau1 bon
Or. Muguif Q6nisfs hamburger Eros
pfeu tpurbe i@ tpieber .bergeteat. =
Musuft Albers, San Gntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
Saptis fir bas 9nblifum!
Office bes giip Collector. /

Sun Antonio, Is. Mai 1889.
Sn nebereinfimmung nit Der Set
ton l., &apitel XVII. Der &ebibirten
Orbinan3en perben bierbur1 ole Yers
ionel innerbalb bet Stabtgren3eii, tueIs
DE eiuen Sunb, ober mebrere 6unbe,
i'm Nlter BON r1ebr als orei MOnafett
baben, a~ufgeforbert. in meiner Office
su erf6einen, unb ibre Sua6e : Steuer
fir bas nit Dem l. Mdra 1889 begin.
nenbe uno nit benz %. 6ebruar 1890
f9lieBenoe Sabr su entri6ten.
SD. IT,,
@itp Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
CUR @oi3.

Die idbrli9e 8eriammluns Der ,,2oue
Star 8retping Company" our WabI els
mes Oirettoriums finbet In benz Bureau
ber @eieli&aft am Mittmo9 ben 5.
Stunt 1889 fatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

sd- Gin iebr completes 2ager bon
9emben, unterseug, unb Serrett : Sois
letten' 4rtifeln fibren paneoaf &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

sas- Msit benz portrefffi6en K K K
Bier bat bic beige 9Th 8rauerei" Ell
men bur6idlagenben @rfolg eraielt.
lleberaI lit Na9frage na6 Xxx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

gT Woat SIR einen Nnsug mad
MaB gema1t babsr, Der perfect fibt, 10
tpenbet gu9 an paneoaf & 6obu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

M- 2~apitaIiftet unb SoI6e, tpel9e
ibr @elb in @runbeigentbum anleget
mellen, berueifen mir auf bic Mn5eige
Der 6erren 6. 8. 9ignomitp & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

sar silly uno Strobbite,
tieue fir bic Sommeriaifon BET pans
& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

80 nj. $. Omtteriine, 1856
Ofs 0Outon StraBe, plumbers. @ass
unb STEAM > dGitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fur lue in ibrGa6 fdlasenbeu
Nrbeiten empfpblen unb peripreden
prompte Belorsuug aler a~lftrdge.
2ronIeu6ter, Sos. 6irtures, 8abepans
men, glofets &c. ifets an Danb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

saT 81 Bros. lieferm bic
beften unb biligffen Drudia9en Geht
au linen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

Sd- Sbr lpart @elb, tpenn lire Cure
Srudla9en BET Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

- 0ein5te unb biligife Drudias
GER bel 5cbnfpn Uros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
Gin Scepttter fagt

BlutaeJaipare. Sertbeiit aarbuntels. aSrSeit Daus
ernb n1b fmneu Gdbntung. G8 tit etn trdhter Gelunes
beitsbrinaer. 6eilt Gercpbeln unb aneere Slei@arttge
arantbeifen. Wed@t 5@IeMfen Mthent gut unb ~entfernt
BITE 1rfa@e. gertreibt BITE 8iltritdt uub lit uuhbers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

stBt BEN gIute neue 2ebenslrdFte. GS BELT aue i1ns
regeImdbistetten i'm 0erpenfpitem. ASTStlft, mo- allies
Nnbere perfehlt unb erfrti8t @eiif nnb' 3brper. Setlt
Dp8pepfd, pber bas @el6 pirb 5urldSegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27

NERVINE

trrfien Bel gteberbtse. Gin unsersIetdbares Gbfhbrz
mttte[. &c BELT frdnft dften appfi9mers pnnberb&r
f4usa. A4Gntbdlt teine iddbli9en Subifan3en. Geis
nist bas Gebirn. aurirt f4nea GbeunattsmuS nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-27
Serfn9t miemtnls+

Das bette Mittel fur QUE glut- Rranfbeiten. itebel
$1,000 Northumberland Ron Mersten, @eiftltmeu
uuo anberen eeuten bier nnb in europa liesen rrr.
A5-8nfa Mertanf BET allen snten Drnsstfen 81. So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon VIM p. Whitehouse Justice
Presiding.

G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. $. CHoArE, Clerk.
"A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Special to the Kennebec Journal.
WArERvILLE, Nov. ls.
Nichol, vs. Nichols. The testimony on the
part OF the piainuh was continued at 10
O'Clock this morning and concluded about
noon and MIR. Haines opened for the defense
The tes imonv was commenced on
tn. coming in Of the court in the
afternoon The defe eudsnt claims IN the first
D aee that ns lth,r sh nor her husband wac
under Any legal obligation to support the
plaintiff but that they gave him home and
..lsu tvt hlu. as a pure act of charity; that
his mental condition untitled him for any
work other than chores about the premises,
which she in the absence of her husband re-
CURED him to perform; butt that he was wi,ful
and stubborn and required the same manage
ment that child would under like circum-
stances; that he was great cause Of trouble
to her, and the day before his alleged i'm
pri.onment in the dog kennel he struck her
xith a shovel; that she then threatened him
with vi ait from the =. lec,men and removal
to the insane asylum, and that she would
write to his brother with reference TO his
conduct; that the next day he disappeared,
rs he had been in the habit of doing more or
less, and was finally found in the dog ken
mel that she did not fssten him in there
and knew no, where he was until found by
the searching party; that she had always
treated him kindly, but might have switched
him a little at times AS a matter of discip
line; that the suit against her originates in
the malice and i'll feeling against her BY
some of her husbands relatives Who are dis
pleased because she ana her husband had
deed ed to them the homestead which the
defendant claims was in consideration of the
care and support they gave the father. At
the time of adjournment the testimony was
nearly flashed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-19
Over tho st ate.

Elisha Park Of Che.terville. IS yesrs old,
while oil,ng = bnsrd planer and matching
mach ne IN bis mill last week, caughs his
fpg rs Mr. Park IL tie father of Mrs.
Capt. c. w keyes Of Pennington.
The q. po; al the Ens,ou Maine station
at Kennebu kport WAS entered by burglars.
Saturda, nistt. and the safe vas .ified of
what cash il contained, bur the tickets we're
ies, un.iis:urbed. The safe " . blown open
BY the use Of powder, and the safe door Vas
blo~ "a its hinges The burglars stopped
lor Z enough to eat luncheon. ~ part of
their brea fast Sas found on the settees in
the depot This is the second time within
six years that this depot has been burglar
lied. The thieves got away with about el5o
in ca.h.
A shooting affair occurred in Weld. where
is located Austin & Go . spool mill Harry
B. Austin. junior member Of the nrm. and
bis foreman, d. NJ. league. we're out hunt.
ing Ssturdsy morning. When passing
through the woods. league being some ten
feet ahead Of Austin, the latter stumbled and
fell. his gun being discharged - he fell. and
the whole charge went into Teasues hack
Doctors were summoned from Strong b.
men Who rode horseback to Phillips eigh
miles away, and telephoned to Strong eight
miles farther. l. is feared league 10 fatally
wounded. he 10 81 yeafs old and has . vife
Mr.. league 10 one of the leading citizens Of
Weld, has held the ,ilce of chairman Of tht
board Of selectmen and other tosn of1ces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-19
A CAPTAINS COMPLAINT
Alailst Z y. S. Consular l6alt It Pnlee
Edvlfd's Island,
Who 1e Alleges Was on the l1ako''
and Neglected Him when oick.

GLorcEsrkR, Nov. IL.
Captain John Collins Of the schooner
Eastern Queen, Of this port makes complain,
agsinss U. 5. Consular Agent. c. c. Carlton
At Souris, z. i. l., charging Carlton With
neslecting Collirs when the latter was
ObliseH to leave the the vessel at Souris. -
be sas in sick and destitute condition and
in need Vt assist'nce.
He says the consul refused to furnish
him with suit Of warm clothes. although
asked to by the physician attending Collins.
The consul appeared to be displeased with
Captain Collins because he had DIR. Mac.
Intyre Is attending physician inssead Of .
young student just from college, that Carl
ton had recommended to Colonel George at
Charlottstown. the United States Consul, -
. ply sician to attend sick American seamen
Carlton has been consul for - years. He
keeps an out fitting store for furnishing
clothing to shipwrecked seamen, and Collins
alleges that the reason he would not provide
him suit Of clothes was becauss the Captain
wanted Matthew Mcleod 1 Co. to furnish
them, and not the consul. knowing that IL vac
contrary to consular regulations for the con
sui to do 30. Collins says that . distressed
seaman was sent BY the consul 70 board with
Mrs. Robinson. who informed him that she
was paid d . week for board. The consul
told him he only paid eS. but In come extreme
case $3.50. Collins believed the government
vas charged the former price. and Mrs. Rob.
nson paid the latter. Collins has forwarded
4 sworn statement embodyins the shove facts
10 Secretary Blaine.
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nay b ~ lined. "a. s~- ilstance, perfect
fepeess 'ts' ous " w.nter ic. cles that will NOT
melt. u ppsre ndF real f:ver or amber
hair pin This i sos LIZ a. lie folks
The =. Mr.. 60 hrlne of the Baptist
church re- he / very excellent ser non to
young p y last Sispday.
A you.ig sdy n swe-'v miles frn q Hal
lowell pisys on ihe pis 10 While = student
bosrder stalds just eutside the ui-t and
swings Iniian cl'.os Tor ex.T-.ss = time to
the musc
The ehoirs Of the d terent chu:ehes are
expected to n ss in the Methodist church
this evening At 30 fc- chorus rehearsal Of
the music for th. rlA4aks giving Eve service
The funera. Il Mrs. John Bake occurred
as Loudon Hill Yesterday afternoon.
The stage Of the new Good TemplaIs Hall
has quite eso6 in the scenery as the back,
which vas painted BY Mr.. Fred Chase. and
which represents the interior Of . pioneer
kitchen There is the brick open FIRE place.
curtained windows, etc.
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THB BNATION'SC
Secretary Xindom on Treasury
Deposits in National Banks.
D1fdculttes OF Org eantxing International
ConfsSsncs-Aaritdm signals.

WAsHIsGTos, Nov. Is.
At the International Maritime Conference
today the following Was adopted as a new
rule A steam vessel proceeding under sail
and not using her engines shall carry in the
day time on or in front Of the fore mast,
where It can best be seen. one black ball or
shspe two feet in diameter
An amendment was proposed by Hall of
Crest Britain, to article 20: ANY ship com
ing up with any other ship from any diree-
ton more than tao points absft her beam.
i. e., in saeh position with reference to the
vessel she 10 oyertaking that 1t night she be
unable to see either of that vessels side
lights, shall be deemed TO be overtaking the
ship; no subsequent alteration of the bearing
between two ships shall make the orertsking
ship crossing ship within the meaning OF
the regulations, or relieve her Of the duty of
keeping clear Of the overiaken ship until che
10 finally past and clear Of her. As by night
the overtaking ship cannot always know With
certainty If she is be fore or abaft this direc-
rection from the other ship, she should, il in
doubt, assume she is an Overtaking
ship and keep out of the way" IL WAS
unanimously adopted.
Article rs of the road provides that nOih-
ing in the rules shall interfere with the oper-
alton of any special rules made by the gov
erument of any nation with respect to the
additional station and signal lights for two or
more ships of war or ships sailing un Ter
convoy. The delegates from the Neither
lands proposed an amendment to this ar,i-
Gle by adding the following clause: "Or ex-
hibition recognition signals adopted by ship
owners and authorized by their respective
governments, duly registered and published
to all foreign governments, provided said
signals are not so arranged as to cause con-
fusion or mistake" The amendment was
adopted. On motion of the delegates from
the Netherlands. an amendment was adopted
providing that ship in distress at night may
use gun ''or any explosive signals to indi-
cate such distress. The conference adjourned
till tomorrow.