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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-01

Der Subuiirienen, aber bod ni@t se.
w6bnli6.
am Nussang ber 3tpan3iger Sobte
lag In Siebetbfreet su girmiags
BAN elm fleines @afibaus - unten i'm
parterre mar Elm groBes S9dntaimmer,
mel@es an ben Wdn6en entlaug eiue
lebergepolferte 8nnt fur bic @dIie ents
bielt. 9ier tr6t zines Sages elm bIeis
der, bon langem Manoern ermatteter
iun8er Naun Elm, unb lieB R6 eri96pft
auf bem Ieoernen SIP nieoer. Seine
6an6, bic einen G@iling umi9IoB,
3itterte Dor GGmd1e. als er {id) @es
trdnf unb giien befellte = es NOR fein
leBtes @eIb. benn Der arme 8urf9e tpar
bon 5beffielb gefommen, in ber 6offs
nung, fiir iein Metier als Ne9oniter
eine before @bance in Der groBen 5as
britifa6t 5u fin0en. - NIs ct ieinen Mps
peti! geitillt, frug er bic Wirtbin, eine
iobiale Grau, bic i'm mitteibig angelo,
ben, Ob biellei@t in ber N6be cine
Wertiast lei. no er um Nrbeit anrufen
f0nne.
3mei iunse gurl6eu In bloueu BIous
fen, bic foeben elm Glas Bier 3um Grub.
fad genomrnen, b6rten biefe ssrage =
he nabmen She'll am .tuerS unb ,tuo.
bin" uno begrhBtett in ibm ben Bes
rufsgeuofien. - Cine Gtunbe ipdter
iaB er neben ibnen am @9roubfod unb
aus ber @enofenfdaft tulrbe 6reunb.
f6aft = aus ber 6reunbfbaft 8rubers
Iiebe, benn syobu unb Wiliapl Mit9sl
batten cine btibIde S1ueiier, bic BEN
Gbeffielber ausuebmenb gefieI, unb bo
er @egenliebe fanb. perIobte F6 @ilo,
nit ber blonben Marp Mfit&el - eine
8erlobung, 10 ausR6tslos ouf eint
gbe, iDie tueilanb Satobs 8erIobung.
Die Gtablfeber, Die eeIaat, mat
fdon erfunbeu. bod mar ibr BeRB MI,
fur bic Nusermdblten, benen Der preis
niGt 3u bod tpurOe. - Die Giebe Dirft,
aud bier elm Wunber. gines Saaes
unb fanm 5tpei Sabre mad ieinem trou
rigen @inaug in Birmingham, iogt'
Gillot gu ieiner Marp: ,Bereite Mlles
au unferer 8erbin6ung Dor = i'd bab
8rob fiir uns."
@s mar ibm 9elungen, cine tlein,
6anbmaf&iue ber5uitellen, iuelGe BIZ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-01

Robarbeit an ber @tabIfeber fertiete :
- in taum elmer gGo6e f@uf er Elm
gan3ss Dubenb. tpeI6es er NIT fiebeu
GGilling BRO Stiid bertaufie unb namil
bic Soften ber 9o9jeit bedte.
Mber biefer tleiEe Gorti6ritt geniigte
GilIots erfinberif9em @eift ni9t. =
No1 In bemIelben Sabre melbete er Elm
8atent on far cine Mafdine, uel@e bic
Stahlfebern 10 compIet aufertigte, bab
faum eine lebte Sanb an3ulesen blieb.
SEPT iant Der preis bes gansen Dubenbs
auf feben S6illine. Batent SIT. 6169
tuurbe bas patent at elmer Williun =
r. ibon i'm Sabre 1886 berfaufie gils
lot bas gan5e GroB Su benz einfigen
Dubenopreis = bon ba an itieg bic
5abritatioa ins uuenbliGe uno bic
9reife ianteu - @lllot aber, feline CT:
ben bielmehr, fteben beute unter ten
erfeu SnouifrielIen Birmingbams.
Dies 1T bic Borsei9i@te bes gatents
6169 = es bat aud cine feline Ma@se.
f6i6te - bas SbDll elmer liebenben
Grau. Nls Der bhbi9en @atn Gaite
idcn Miliondr mar = Milliondr in
fdmeren pfunben, bic sipan3isfa9 ADJ,
len, fam Dos tleine @aiibaus In Sig
betbfireet gum 8erfaufsNnsebot in bic
3eitung. MarD @iIet Ias es unb er.
innerte Ii9, baB bies Der erfte plab
mar, no ibr miiber @atte gerubt, no
tire 8thber i'm getroffen, ibre guten
J 9riiber, iebt ldneff Gompasnons BEG
(S6wagers. = Sic taufte bas 6aus
unb bas Snbentar - uno eines anberu
Sages itanb ON Gtelle bes Compton.
bods elm reidsei6nibter @i6enielieI BOZ
Gillois puIt, ber NIT Blumen betr6nat
eineu metfwiirbigen 2ontroit nit ben
i9on abseie6enen 2eber biloete. 30!
gan5e Gabritperion0l biIbete GpaIiel
bis au bieiem 5efIeI uub brad In BIZ
tibliGen breimat 6urrab aus, aIs bel
@bef erf@ien uno gau3 erfaunt bieiet
| 6eiftag tpabrnabm, belIen Bebeutun(
ibm iinertldrli9 f1ien.
| Do9 ba trat feline Satin boz, - IL
ben Sdnben elm tunRboq ge|fidles Rif
fen, mel6es F9 ber Sorm bes @effels
aaf6loB. unb Der tleine speech, ben fl
bielt ertldrte ibm enbIi@ bic TRIAD,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-01
ben setroffsn, im fir ole. gpeniuaIitd.
len gerhitet 5u iein.

ben getrofpn, um ftir ole gDeniualitds
len geraitet 5u fein.
MusIanb.
B0pIf SEQ XIII. III ii elmer, bsi
ieinem boben alter nibt uabeDentliGsn
NeiIe on einem llnterleibsleibeu ers
tronft.
- Sn paris III om 81. Mdra sic
Snternati0nale 8ergmannss gnnbentiD1
auiammengetreten. gs iuarea SO Dc
lesaten erfdienen, tpelde sos, ,176 Berg.
leute repsdientiren. gnelanb III but@
Al, Oeutfhlanb bur@ 10, 4eIgien tur@
Is uno 6ranfreid bur@ % Deleaoten
uertreten.
gs berlautet. boB Graf Wolberiee
In furaer 3eit ben BefebI iiber bus In
@liaB. 2otbrin8en fntionirie Is Mriiee.
Corps antteten uno OaB @r0f Mllin5ier,
ber heutfde 8otiG0fter In Ngfis. ben
6tirlten BON 6obenIebes 5&iI IiANsfilf5t,
als 6iatthalter Id 6ir6Bburg abl6ltn
tDerbe. De@rais, her franabiiiGe Bots
ida5ier IN @ien, IDn annl No&foIgtr
6etbsiie's In Berlin beilImmt feia.
2oifer WiIbelnl III. bat Ed5 mad
6tettin begeben, um bic bort im 10u
befinbli9en RriegsidiIfe 3u beEdtioen
unb bon ba mad 2tbed, 3iel unh Ml,
tona, no Ct betn @rafen W0Ioeffee eis
men Selu6 0bitaiten tuiQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-01
unb bas 3artsefa5I zines bantbareu

unb oas 3artsefa5I eines bant6aren
Grauenberaens.
nNein tbeurer Oerr un6 Gatte", be.
GAIN fie ibre &ebe, rals Du Dor eSab>
rem nod Birmingham tamf, tpanbte
ii@ Dein tpaubernbei SUB einem tleinen
@aifbauie in Digbetbffreet 3it, - eia
einai8er @9illing NOR Sein 8erm6gen,
ben opfertei1 Da fhr 5peiie uno Srant,
unb cine 8ant gab ben brensnben
&nieen 9alt unb Hube.
.0eute, tpo Soft Oein Wers nit
grOBem Hei6ibum seieguet, 100 fait
un5dbliges @elo Gein lit unb Sauienbe
Uon arbeitern bur6 Sid Mrbeit gefun.
ben, bringe i'd, Dir 3ur grinnerung an
ienen erfen SIP biefen @eIel bar = er
lit aus 6em 2eber ieber 8anf gema1t,
bic Dir i'm @afbaus 3u Digbetbffreet
Gait bot - ct iolI als Gamiliensgrb.
ffiid In 9einem Bureau bleiben, unb
bic Grausn unierer @6bne. bermaleinif
unierer gntel, lperben fets ibre ganae
&unhfertisteit batan ipenben. bieiem
gbrenfefel 6as Dollenbetite QiiIen 3u ar.
beiten - es Iebe @illot unb feline Na@e
fommen!"
GiQ0t, Sbrdnen i'm Nuge, beren ct
| fi@ nibt f9dmte,, umarmte feline treue
Satin, unb mad einigen fur3en 6ins
uub 6erfragen. bic bur@ bas erneuie
Gurrab ber Nrbeiter iibert6nt uurben,
beganu nun er ieinerieits cine Gebe.
sd 6ante Sud iiir guer 2ebebo@,
meine guteH 2eute, nit5t nur NIT Wors
ten, nein, aud nit elmer 3bat. Scenes
@affbaus lit barf6munben, alters,
I i@wd@e gebot, es nieber au reiBen =
aber elm neues @ebdube miro baIb bort
entIieben, Elm 6aus fiir bic Mhben unb
Yelabenen cine 8erIorgungsanjtalt
fiir bic aIten Enb trantea Mrbeiler bes
rGeberf6nigs@ @ilot. Wer treu mir
bient. Tel treu betpbnt = 8ilot's eriie
@ubefdtte lei fortan meiuer brapen UT.
better alpl!"
Sas III bic poaadnbise @sidl@te
iammt 0Or= unb Na9ipiel bes patens
tes gr. 6l69 - aur 3eit Iiegt elm bins
mel blaues, nit golbenen 2ilien geItid.
tes 2ifen auf 5em @rbIeHel - uab in
Digbetbltreet ruben mebr als breiBig
alte Rnb frante Irbeiter In minber bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-01
eeutunGsbollen aber bod au6 beduemeu
0ie id)tpad,enbett 0lnf6lfe

ron Waalartaeber f6nnen nit Gbinin peper nit elmer
beittmmen gabri&etnIi@tett, nod auf cine beitimmts
3ett neutraliiift perben. Die Gusrpttuns unb gerbn
tunS BON 3rant1etten inaSmat4er Gatur seb5rt trps
benz in bas sereB ber feifebenben MbsIi@teit Sang
lSsfiss sGrabrang Eat sssBr na bic Rerrl arauz
tselMpttE, 9oetter Ma9enbitterS, In bteIer 8eses
bnns nnenb rtel leitunssfdbtser tit, als ae Ilfaz
iptoe, DrGsuen nnb @tte, in benen man tn friberen,
nentser erlerdeten 3eitaltern bic pittiauen Gesene
mltel segen Steber iesi4er @rt, sesen Nltranfbei=
yen uno 9duentub ertennen poute. gBenn boS Gp.
ITEM curd' perichti4 wieberfebrenpe 0arprismen pOz
anots pIbem 1T, 10 erneuert bteies
en9enepme Stdrlnnssz uno &eitaurirunasmittel BEN
Upnes rcn SebenStraf unb Gnersie; es lit nt nur elm
pcittpeS Sse3ifeum, ipnbern eS beifert aae gSdben
aus reis BET ber tdrfieu wte be Ser sarteten Gpns
fltafton ete rerbeerentfeu Gnfdlle BON Malara uni
ienittSen Stebertranfbetten tets binterlaSlen
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$ateut go, 6169.
e,iuaeruusen bon 6. Sffor.

.gesrnben iit in ewise ytadt Der
Eame GROCER grfinber off,. iiugt Der
NtMter bes Meilios. = lnb nit 9e9i
- luer fennt beute nod ben grfin6e,
zines Mrtitels, bon benz anein In Der
g1ten 6sabt 8irmiHebam Der StdtiItil
nom m6@entIi9 breiun3manaig Wiaio'
men Stud augefertigt merben - eiu
MrtiteI, ben bns lebte Gorffiub fotpobl
mie ber bG@ligelfeIte Miniaer, ia So
nige unb 3aiier gebrauGen, obne ber
pieaei@t urfere 8oltsbiIbung ni9t ir
melt gebieben, unIere beuetriitii9e Site
ratur ni6t 10 ausgeartet ndrel - Die
fen fleinen, tueiBen, rotben, eelben pio=
nier ber WiGeni9ait, benz feIbif 6ilber
unb @olb gum NdteriaI bienen mu B,
benz bic 0euseit au6 neue GOrmeu 5u
neuen SGriften i@uf = nit eiuem
Morte. 6em grfinber ber Stablfeber 2
lln6 bod III es nod gar ni@i 70 Ians
ae Der = nod niHt elm breipiertel Sabr'
burbert iauFe pOriiber, felt In 8irs
rningbori Der erfe f9h6ierne 0erfud
aetnabt tputbe, Den f9nel beim Sc.
brau@ Derberbenben Gdnletiel bur6
bauerhdfteres Ntaterial 81 erIeben. Oie
eraen 6ebern tDaren fait ein &unHmerl
Der GmmieDeorbeit, 6au0arbeit, uni
ihr Yreis Felte fid audb als iolthes.
anf fiuf3ebn 59iliug enslif@, alir
msbr aIs finf3ebn Mart fhr bas sthd
Die &epar0tlr elmer abgei1riebener
6eber = ein umlinnb, Der bos 2a6er
Der Sekiaeit ber0usfOrbert -. beanblt'
man NIT 3tusi bis brei G6ining - cit
preis, ben man beute taum fiir fed!
Grob be5abIt.
Wer Der grfte mar, Der bieIe 6eber,
i@miebefe. iit Hreitig, ba nlebrere nod
iett berlbmte Gabritanten bic grfin
bung fhr F@ In NnipruG nebmen =
obet iiGer tr0t erf I'm Sabre 1881 mi
Der Mnmelbung zines Botentes, benz bi
RUNNER 61e9~ ~suiieI, Elm I'm. uub auf
i@puug Aieier Tobrifotion elm.
Dieie patentnummer bot cine 1orge
l9i@te = ni@t ieltiam In ben Nnnasel
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Sases : Neuiefeite,s.
SnIa nb.

0y..s on
gus 2Sal9tngton tonlmt unter
Sa Ssm Na1nm a oes 81: gfdr5 oie sta9ridgt:
oaI0H !: ID Saoa, Der ltaltenll9e Sefqnote
" zoal9la9ion' gat Dem Staatsleeretdr
@eaieruuo IN her 9nonosIane iabs
ibrem uatpilIeu iiber bos 96e,rn 'ssr her
Ser. @tooten gsoiernnn he sSeSrhsr.
Der in Stem Orleans oeJnnd,tsn ;foiieni.
ialen llutertbonen AIR Med,enfMoft az
aieheu ba6urd6 MusSrnf az cehsn S
Tie ibren @einnSfsn ons
einem 2anhe ohhernft m =
oie italienii6eM eMeoiernnofei.
ne ed1tiafeiterIonoenfpoun
Baron Gobo trirb bolhioff nbreiien ,rnS
ole !auteloen Sei9dite benz Geianbts
9aftssAttads iiberlaRen. Nle autiiufs
tigen NerbanDlungen tiber bieien Gall
i1tihen nun clio brett auii6en Waibs
trgton unb Nom gepfogeu tuerben. Die
erffen Wa9ri9ten iiber Die Mbbefufung
Jabas me!beten iogar, bob eine 9lnaabl
BON Amerifanern, bic fib befu6smeiie
IN Nom aufbislien. bort berboftet unb
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MIs elm g2drtnrer feiner mai6,

Ils elm Mdrtprer ieiner gflidt.
treue 1T auf Der pfdlaifden Station
Gutenba@ ber 5@affner gfeffer geftors
ben. Gr tDurbe in benz Mueenblide bon
Der Soeomotipe iiberfobren. als er ben
3ug Ourb 0erummerfen bet @ei9e bot
Der Jabrt anf elm unri6tiges @eIei[e
betpabren unb 10 elm F9eres lln0lad
oerbtiten tpoLte. Seine AbR1t geIang
ibm, aber er fiel ieiuem ebleu unters
i1ebMen gum Spfer. Der gerungltidte
binterldBt eine Grau unb fanf unmHuz
biGe Qinber.
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Summer 2719.
@olfipn's gbub 9eparten,ent

mesn r eesanten babaren
9 1n Se0e Amaf S6 aaaunO orase sarsnt
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iinb cine unierer grrborrasenbiten GSeciaIitSttl.
Sclibe SdulsS@ube bon itartem 2eDer fiir &gG.
ben iinb Bel uns BON $1.s5 auitpdrts sa tAben. y
K&anbSendbte &errem 3mDpf.G G&nbe
BON $500 amfsuarts.
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9ie @rippe ipieber ba,

Wdbrenb Der e5nfuen5a =Gpibemte tes Iesten Sapres
erptes ft Or. Sings Neue Gntbeduns aeaen Gdbwinb=
iu4t Suen unb GrtdItuns als bas Bette SeiImittel.
pie tbetlnnsen ber pielen, bte es tenusfen, betdz
teruns, pnbern bas uebel biuterlisS aud fene iii
men Na@miitunsen. gBtr eriuben STE, NIT pieiem
gittel ene Probs 5u MAIDEN unb mir seben Sbneu rte
WuardntteL fab Ste NIT ben &eiultaten 5ufrtbeu iein
rerpen. Das Mttsl Bat ntht ieines @lei4en Bel Gnz
falen pom Grtppe pber trsenb enem Salss aeblfppfz
cber 2unSenletben.
prrbeHaf9en fret BET Dreib, 9brmpicn & 60. Gan
antonte.. Grobe SlaI6en so Gents un6 81 90.
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0laalit,e seate ans ansiana.

f9reibt DaS Electric Uitterss Sat mir mebT aentt
as ale anberen Webteinen 5uiammensenrmn ee6tn
ale tte Bei@merben unb 9efben, wele bic EcIae bon
Gt6runsen ber Nieren unb ter 9eber enb.A BeT Mars
mer un6 8iet3hdter Scbn aesIie, eteufnls bon Sbas
re, iast: tsS& bde electric Wttters fur tte beiie
Mebttin, bic es giett, ID babe MID na@e threm 0es
trdu9e mie neu gebcreu Sefdtlt.a 9. %. Garbeueg,
etn Giienmaaren SdnbIer terisfben Drts5eft 5agf
yGlessris 1tters 1T serabe Das, mas Semanb braut,
beiien 0eiunhbeit total nauf ben Sunb aegcmmen iA
pie man 5n ia9en pfeSt. Mgtr bat es hie 0elnukhet
pteherseseben unb ID babe pteber Gppett nas nensn
GebeEsmutbis
Die Ela59e triaet uur 80 Gents. 8u taben In aHsn
Gpptbeten. Dreib, Ebempien & Co., aBtplefaIe.
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- Gin llu.erOffisier bes in gtfurt in
garuiIon Iiesenben 10. GelbartilIerie>
Negimeutes bate ftir3Iid5 einen @emei.
men zines gerin9en 0ergebens tuegen
oermaBen geobrfeigt. baB 0em MiB6an=
belten oas Srommelfsl bes sinen Obs
plabte. Do bic @iBbanbIung 5ur Mns
3eige getommen mar. bat Fh ber I'm.
teroffiBier aus Gurdt Dor ber Strafe er.
hdngt.
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9arauf eeboIfeH.

Sreiber: .Guten Sag. Baron r
Baron (ber ii@ rloulentau nid6t ers
innern tann, iuober Ct ben Mlanii tennt) !:
sDo bab' i'd sic bod neuli1 setrOf.
fen 2"
:, srsiter: .Sn s. wabeln. 9srr
Baron T.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21
The Troops Preparing to Evacuate
the Agency.
WEATHER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Gov. Hill Elected to the United
States Senate.
GEORGE BANCRoFrs FUNERAL
TROOPS LEAVE PINE RIDGE.
Preparing To Depart by D~,.chmepts fsr
Ru~hyiile.

Prom The Evening stars staff Corre~pondent
PrSE RIDoE AaENcy. :. D., Jan. 2i.-with
the exception of the division staff and the first
regiment of infantry all the troops at Pine
Ridge left their old camps this morning and
took up positions at a point about two and
half miles south Of the agency. This was
done 50 tina; small detachments could be
marched to Nashville without attracting m och
Indian attention. The ex-hostiles were in
formed that the movement was 20 take place,
but they were nevertheless suspicious and as
soon as the troops commenced they threw out
strong picket line.
They do not propose 20 be surprised and the
hghting element refuses TO accept in good
faith the statement Of good will made by Gen.
Miles. The murder Of a squaw and her three
children, who were buried Yesterday. has
stirred up a good deal Of bad feeling. and
although anything like a renewal OF hostilities
is improbable just now attempts at reprisi
by individual Indians will undoubtedly be
made. Gen. Miles thinks everything will be in
such condition that he can leave here by
Friday. G.H.H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21
ENGLAND rs WARMER.
Stories of Misery Continue 20 Come Frun
the Continent.

ttS soutautut
LoSDoS. Jan. PA general rise of % de-
grees in temperature has occurred throughout
England and the mercury now registers the
highest point reached since last November. On
the Irish and Scotch coasts a southwesterly
gale prevails and there is a general rainfall
throughout the kingdom.
One of the effects of the thaw was a disas-
trous landslide at Folkstone Three people
were crushed to death in the avalanche Of
snow and earth which fell upon a cottage in
which they resided.
SHOCKING ACCOUNTS OF MISERY
The thaw is less decided on the continent
Shocking accounts of the misery caused by the
cold and snow have been received from the
southern provinces of Spain. The fearful snow
storm and intense cold found the people un-
prepared for any such visitation and there Is
no doubt that many have persisted. not having
time to reach shelter. Two shepherds who
were out with their focks in the hills. had
barely time 10 take refuge in a cave when the
storm became threatening. They were already
nearly frozen with cold when they reached the
cave. Here they remained without food or
other covering than their scanty attire for
three DAYS until rescued Yesterday by a search
ing party. One died he was brought
out to the air. The other may survive, although
it is doubtful.
MANY PACKS OF WOLVES.
AT Medina Sidonia hungry wolf chased a
child in the very heart of the village and was
only driven away when a number of people
rushed to the rescue. Packs of wolves are
roaming through the populated districte OF
Andulusia and are almost familiar dogs
but seldom daring 20 attack human beings
From Africa even more appalling stories are
received, and exaggerated reports are current
that whole tribes have perizhed in Algeria. IL
is not believed. however, that any such whole-
sale disasters have occurred. although until the
more remote regions of Algeria have been
heard from much anxiety will be felt.
RENEWAL or THE frost THREATENED.
PARIS. Jan. 2l.-A renewal of the frost Is
threatened. Fifty thousand persons are esti-
mated TO have been deprived OF employment
by the severe weather and il is considered that
wages and trade and the blighting Of crops
will reach 81, 100000 francs. The governments
has donated the dead wood in the state forests
to the uses of the poor. The infrmaries and
hospitals Of France are sorely taxed to care for
those who need relief or medical care. The FL
CARO- makes an appeal 10 the churches 10 keep
their doors open all night and 60 take other
steps necessary TO transform them into night
shelters for the homeless poor of Paris.
VIENNA, Jan. 2l.-In the vicinity of Gumpold-
skirshen, ten miles southwest Of this city, a
number of trains are snowbound From all
parts of the country fatalities due TO the fear
ful cold weather continue TO be received
among them cases Of men having been frozen
to death while riding or driving.
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GEORGE BANCROFT BURIED.
Memorial Services Held This Morning i'm the
schools Of Worcester.

WoRcEsrER, MASS, Jan. 2l.-The burial of
the late George Bancroft took place this fore
noon. The funeral party reached here on the
New York and New England railroad at Gas
am. The casket was taken to the baggage
room. where hundreds Of people viewed it and
the magnificent floral tributes, which included
those from the Emperor of Germany, the
President, Vice President, Chief Justice Fuller
and many others. Accompanying the remains
were John c. Bancroft, son of the deceased;
Col. Alexander Bliss, stepson, and Mr.. Taylor
At 10 80 procession was formed and the re-
mains were taken 10 the cemetery and inferred
in the family lot. Meanwhile the bells were
tolled and in the public schools exercises COM
memorative of the dead historian were held
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Special csble Dispstch 10 rhe Evening sssr.
MuEIcn. Jan A--The reports lately circs-
hted regarding the physical condition Of ths
dementsd King Otto ere not unfoundsd, - The
ofkcial prints claim For nearly . year past
6nyD eyogT Unn1h, whea his ax3sndan0 were
cgupo11n3 y p1nce him IN . straieAt tscks&
1he6s void s. followed BY frop 100 70 four
days a stapw, when ~ would ~ for fron
a6ht - N hees viehest shsving ~ -
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. David K. Watson and
daughter and Hon. J. J. Pugsley of Ohio
Capt. Frank Burnett of St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Jackson of Des Moines, W. W. johnson
and daughter Of Michigan City, Ind, are a,
the Ebbitt House.-A. G. Cable Of Covington
Ohio, ex-Gov John McEnery Of Louisiana r.
NJ. Humphrey of Houston, Tex, Chas A. Story
Of Chicago, J. H. Randall Of Augusta, Me-, s.
Brooks, H. HOLE Of Memphis are at Wizards.
Legge of Shepherdstown, J. F. Tracy of Wal
than, Mass, B. NJ. Bunker and Miss Annie
Bunker of Altoona, Pa, N. E. Whiteside OF
New York and John W. Burchinal of Mounds
vile, W. Va, are at the Randall.-C. H.
Dawson and Thos A. Wilson of Bridgewater,
Of Worcester, Hon. VIM. R. Cox of North Caro-
lima, Mrs. Bishop Newman of New York, +. B.
Maynard of Somerville, Mass, f. A.
Flood Of Brookline, Mass, and W. P.
Burbank Of Lowell are at the Riggs
Capt. John c. Dougherty of Tennessee, at one
time connected with the daily Chronicle of this
city, has been selected by number of repre-
sentative newspapers of the south and south
west to furnish political contributions from
Washington.-John T. Cook Of Davenport,
Iowa. w. E. Jones of Boston, Mrs. Robert H.
Ward and Miss Maud Hunter Of Fort Worth
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Cause Of Wilmington,
Del, are at the Shoreham. Lucille Eaton
Hill and Miss NJ. Anna Wood Of Boston are at
the Normandie.--Louis Stern Of st. Louis, B.
Hallenstein Of Chicago, G. B. Harlem Of
Boston and Matthew Wilson Of Lake
George, NY, are ct the Langham.-
Mrs. George w. Amory Of Boston, George w.
Bentley and wife. Mrs. @. W. Bentley Of New
York, +. n. Mathews Of Chicago are at the
Arno.-George Grantham Balm, who has been
connected with the Washington bureau Of the
United Press for nearly three years, resigned
his connection with the bureau recently with q
view to devoting his entire time hereafter to
special writing and syndicate work. His head
quarters will still be in Washington.-Rich
ard N. Wolfe Of Tahlequah, Indian Ter, W. G..
Mead and c. A. Bolster Of Chicago and p. G.
Bolster Of Boston are at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Frank Tourney Of this city 10 now at Aiken,
Sc, whittier he went ON account Of his health.
Hon. D. H. Bum Of North Carolina, E.W.
Binger and G. A. Hopper Of Paterson, Nj,
and George Potts Of Ocean Grove are ct the
Metropolitan.-Dr. w. Hoffman, 1898 Massa-
chusetts avenue, has returned from Beriin.-
w. A. Mitchell of Chicago, r. 8. Farist of
Charlottesville, Va, Mis- p. A. Hallett Of
Worcester, Mas, Miss Denny and Miss Town
send. Miss L. A. Denney, . newly appointed
supervising principal in the city schools, and
George G. Merrick of Denver, Col, ere ct the
FREEDOMS. ia.-Mrs. B. @. Higgins and daughter
Of Bar Hsrbor, Me., w. o. Berkley Of Hartford,
Mr.. and MrA A. b Drown Of Boston, DR.. b.
B. Alday and family Of Ocean Grove, MI, are
ct The St. James.
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ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President has ap.
pointed Walter E. Wright Of the firm of Wright
4 Stockett notary public for the District Of
Columbia.
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To BIZ RzzxAszp.-Ths Treasury Dspartnsut
has authorised the release Of eass Of Liquors
imported 1t San Diego, Cal, By Mr.. =. An
donAgui and ssised By The collsctor On guspi-
cion Of vio1ation Of law On paywsnt a lne
equal 10 ~ duty asd sxpsnss a ssisurs.