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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-29
Der 6einetempel Der Slid Nhiueion.

Der 5einetempel Der gila afiaeion.
feinen 2eb3eiter, gang entgesengeleste
8eurtbeiluus erfabreu. 9aiierin @liia,
beth 9ebOrt entl1ieoen gu Sen 8erebre,
rinnen Seines ; has be3eust bas einfabe
uno bod rei5enbe Denfmal, fpeldbe5 Tie
ibm bort auf Der maloi9en 06be ibrer
Gilla errihter lieB.
Son Der 8iite aus fibrt ba Elm bon
maleriiden GerraNen nnterbrodener
Ereppensans idnurseraSe am 6anse
beS 9ii9els empor gu einem led)Slauli,
gen, BON alien 5eiten offeren Nunb,
tenlpel aus meiBem Wiarmor nit ruuoer
Guppel. Der 5ierlide 8au. beldattet
bon mddtisen iilbersrauen Slipcnbau,
men. birst bas l~ebenSsrobe Marmorbilo
oeS uniterbli9en Dtdters 5einri9
6etne rubt nit aussebreiteter Dede I'M
9ebnieiiet ; ein franfer Wattn, aber fein
9ebro9ener @eilt, blift er trdumerii6
binaus anf's blaue Meer, rDas 2an6
Der @rieden nit Der Seele fudeno.1
Gin Deufmal firuabr, gu BEN iiG
Der Sanger Der 2oreleD mobl faum einen
Ih6neren Crt bate ~alsmdblen f0nnen!
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ArHitett Waaot.
Das neue 0ssidstaaesebaube.


queuilihfeit alle fur feline 3wede be.
~ftin1uitttl Raume Gibunaslaal, Ne.
~ffauration, 3eles, Shreibs, Spreh. unb
AufleioeSin1mer, Bureanr u. (. 10.
Yin Der Sftieite ftnb biht btnter BEN
GitunSsfaal 5pei srobe 9ibtb0fe arae,
orbnet, fpel6e mad Der Sertigiteanna
ipabre Sebensmiroieteiten bil0en mers
ben. Wdhreno an ben @dnben n.aiiiee
Heidsabler uno anbere WappentGiere
tn tiefer @inmetBelung, iofpie CARTE
Hodreliefs inter ben tidenben 6dm,
lleru Der Gilbbauer entftehen, erbdlt
bas Dad buntiarbise Oberli1tfeniter
au6 pir6 Der SnBboben NIT @ranit.
1ieBeu aus9elegt. Bon Sieien Ndumcn
Gebt es In Die 3immer Ses Heid)stasss
pr%dlibenten, Der Shriitfiibrer, 6es
Retdsfanslers, Der Gbefs Der Neihs,
dr1ter nno Der Observation-Disclosures.
Sn idmmtliden Stodmerfen iinb
9tsungssimmer fir bic Sraftionen,
2ommiiiionen, ben Bunbesratb, ben
Dorftano nn6 bic Minifter unteroe.
bradt. Jir Rrelie, Steuo9rapben uni
Bureaur beS 9aules 1T ebenfalls aus.
siebtg gelorgt. Roifdalter, Eelesra.
pheultation uno Telepbonperbinbnne
iperoer aud In benz @ebdube p~orbauben
fein, mnb iosar fir bas Ynblifum lit in
elmer 8eifs Seiorgt, pie man oies bis.
FER bet iol6eu Baulidfeiten gar nidt
9etp6but mar. SIN llnterseidoB befin'
bet fid cine srobe, bebaslife Wartebaas
far bic Eribiinsnbeiuhsr, tn 2auptae'
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mad Gbtle. Gr entfbieb itd fit oas
0ettere unb tpnrbe 3ebrer ser Grtits
leriemi5enidaft uno Taftif In 5antiago.
SIM Mat b. g., oils bas @nSergeb.
nib bes 8irserfrieges nod feii1esipees
poraus5uieben mar uub allies bunfel
idien, DerlieB er feline 5telung unO be-
CAB ii9 tn ben Dtenft Der 9ongreBpars
tel, mo er. inter ablebnuns jeoer Bes
iolouus, nit unermiibltder G1tersie uno
Nusbauer Die Y%anbtruppen berlelben
au einem mobloisciplinirten Seere anse
biloete uno baour6 gang entihei0eno
gum Siese Der fir bie Y~erfafinng ibres
3onoes fdlnpfenoen 8artei bettrug.
Beim @inmarl9 Der 9onereliiiten 1T
Santiago befano er fi9 nit General
@anto on Der 9pise Der Truppen urb
tuuroe gum @esenitanb entbuiiaitiidet
Spationen. Seine @rnennuns gum
@eneral 3ei9t In etnaS sreifbarer 6orm
ben Dauf oes 1ileniI1en 8olfeS.
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Hui benz @ese sum parasiefe.

sabt uhs bafien, tab bic eeute, relas fortpdbrenb
TIRE @efunbteit mibadtsn, biefen raufdenspertben
Srt trret6en unb bub fe isner eOtalttat aus benz @sss
seben, rel6e mtntcr erfebnt aIS t~auernbsr Wobufis
III, resea ter 3tse unb peri6iebener eubsre. Dtnse.
aber iOlans' wtr uns in bieism s9branentbale" auis
balie1 mhFen. parum molten mir freiminta bic auas
len Der Observation-Disclosures Setter eropleeu, penn uu8
sod Elm riftiser Gebrau4 pcn Softeter'8 Waseuz
8itterS BON fieier srauiamen arantbeit beir.ien farm,
bic, rem rte Nerlte NIT tprer Behauptuna ntht febr
irren, hasu ansetban 1T. uniere eebenSirift gu perthrs
sen. gpbbrsrnen, bilibie 9etceu, @eritsntans hes
aleiten faf INNER iene aran.beit unb fnt anseideR
f~erielbeu, Gte ate uerben ron rem PitterS pertrie>
ben, bard reldes aud Wolario, Rbeumatt5mas,
0erppftat unb aH3emeine SGpdte beietttst ireIeen.
Crit rem a~uftreien Der Grippe bat es ith aud als etn
sepaltises WRtitsl sssem pteie furGtbare Giase etptes
fen, Der ptele psI Seroorrdseufter uub gefen srlesea
{iuh p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-29
general aormer.
Die raide &arriere zines breukif9et
SffisterS lit G9ile.

cfFsiers 1T Gbile.
Rnrs nod Ser @ieoerberitelluus bet
seoronetett @erbdltnifie in@bile bat Der
tteuermdblte prdfibent s. Mortt betrn
bortigen Senat Die @rnernlltg bes
fraberer preuBii9en Nrtilleriebaupt,
iitattns uno dilenil9en Sberitlieutes
itants @mil S0rner gum 8risuSeseneral
beantrast. utb einftimmig pnrbe nod
tn berlelben Situn9 oieie gefpiB ebre,t,
nole Grnerntltn9 al8oefprod1eu,
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Seftfan1er Gafawasen.
Sn 9unabarg fur cine afritanifde Ma,
iefat blutSiirRigen Nufes 1erqeleQt.

Sn 9ambarg fir cine afritamiS@e Ma.
ieftat btatniriigen Rufes bergeaeat.
5riiber, gu Nnfans Der international.
len 9olonilations=Aera in Nfrifa mar
ion unan9e5o9ener, idmar3er vGtng4
5ufrieoen, ipenr mat, inn einen alien
GDltnoer idenfte, unS ct oiinfte iib in
6ieisrB efleioung Der reinite Gentleman;
beutsutage fino bie Nnlpride Der yiesers
p%otentaten ibon etipas bobere. 6at
iib % fiir5lid Der &0nis BON Dabome
in 9amburg einen @alafpasen erbauen
laiien, tpie i'm iid Elm pollenbeter @ranf
ntdt better piini1en f6nnte.
Se9sebn Sflapen, welde an ben
3Dei, nit iilbernen Queritansen peries
beuen Deidieln Sieben, bilben bic Be,
ipannun9 oes munoeriamer 8ebifels.
gtatt oes entbebrlideu auti6erbods ct.
blift man auf reid orramentirten @os
deln Spei etlpa orei Sub lanse naturses
treu aussefiibrte 9aifii9e. tpelfe sierig
nod Dor ibuen lie9enoen Straubeneierfl
i9ttappen. l1eber Der WappenSede be-
fin0et iih auf eiiernem unteriat Elm
9rObeteS Straubenei. bas BON Yalme
bldtteru umseben lit. = Die brapen
Grbaner baben iid offenbar geba1t, in
benz idpar5en Wnnoerlanoe haben bic
tpertbpollen Seoerlieferanten lire Office
IN luftiger 00be. - Belonoers reid LIT
Die Voliteruns oes Snneren In bell,
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lelte, bus tla1 Der
SertisiteIuns nit
ieinen 9 dulen,
Sresfen, Tafelun,
gen u. I. ~. einen
g~ranbioienG inorud
b%erporrufen miro.
Won oielem Yeiti-
bill aus finbet De,
N~bgeorbnete nit
Der r6BtenB es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-29

@alapdsen bes 80niss BON Dabome.
blauer Seioe Mnb @lfenbeinsarnitur.
6einite Spiesellbeibeit nit Seoerrou.
leanr feblen natiirlid uiht. Der So,
iten lit bellblau ladirt, baS llnterseltell
~farmtnrotb, NIT Silberltreifcn. Sem
onrhoadt ertpeilt ii6 aud bas @appen
anf benz Wasenjdlas Saifiid unb
Stranbenei in solbenem 0elbe. umsebeu
pom Sdlansen uno @lepbanten3dbnen,
iiberra9t BON Yalmenbdumen.
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Gin 9eimetempef.
Bon ceferretds 9aiierin hem 9idter
auf her sSuieI Garflt erridtet.

Sn Dem munberbaren 6eim, tueldeS
iid Die Oiterreidiide Gaiierin auf ibrem
9ieblinssaufentbalte, Der 9riedilden
Sniel Rorfu, i6uf, lit neben Sen Sasen
ni1b 9eloen belleniiber 8ersansenbeit,
oeren @ebd6tniB 10 ptele Details Der
w8ila Nbilleion" Dor Die Seele rufen,
aud Die @rinnerung an einen Settles
beroer Der 9ieu5eit felt9ebalten, al, ei,en
Meann, oelien Werfe nod beute, mte gu
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mebr ais
10000 Ytriuntu eebeill
bnrb sic Seilmittel Ses
A. 4. Meyer.

beiien Name in san; Siib. unb Mittslamertfa
bur9 bic tpunserbaren Seilerfolse, tuelHe Ct
er5ielt bat, beriibmt seiporben tit unh Der
Gmpfehlungen beroorrasenber 2eiife aus allen
Ibeilen Der Wet beiist. Rrofeiior Sleeper
itammt nus @rabieu, unb bic Reilntnib Der
gisenihaften beilfrdftiser &rduter, Buraeln
unb 8litben bat it'd ieit S~abrbnnberten in
ieiner Gamilie pererbt. Tauienbe bon .3euss
niiien, tpelde Sebernat1n aur Giniidt ofen
liesen, beitdtigen, tpel4e iiberraidenbem 9eils
erfolse ct II nielen SaIen. bic bon berbprs
rasenben aer5ten fir ~hofnun8slos ertlart
wurbea, rr;ielt bat.
Mdnn.r unb Grauen, bic eetdbmt idienen
auf 2~ebens5eit uno gu biiIflpien &riippeln se=
mprben tparen, baten burd bic punberbaren
9eilmittel beS prpfeiiors ibre Seiunf belt tpies
oererlanst unp peiben ibm ibre Sesenss
mInihe.
Sie 9eiIn,itteI bes grofefiors SLEEPER furi.
rem fcIsenoe 8ranfheiten: Mhenmatismue
nno Sduinoiuht, 9hwinbeI, Nierens
itorunsea, 9aftenipeb, seitenfteden, aatarrb,
seidle6tlide edwadsultanOe, aitbmu,
8ronAitis, 0bspepita, uuperbaulidfeit, Ma.
senIeioen, ipelben Glub, 3aluprrboioen, ST.
iteln, 2unsenIeioen, gals unb 2unsenleipen
Eel Srauen unb &inoern, 8ifenmarffrant.
heiten, Sri9bt'lde Nteren ; aranfbsit,
Sfropbeln, 8leediuat, @sidipillte. Smpos
tens. 0ialaria, 8ppfwe9 @Ibiu9t saubbeit,
AnetiAungen unb ale sebeimen &ranfbsiten,
Gertififate 8ebeilter aus alien 1beilen BET
WsIt Iiegeu BOT.
9rofeipr SLEEPER fe1nt bic &unit Der Mais
iage aus @riinDliAite uno perfist iiber naz
tiirL.ben Masnetismus, Der ben beilfrdftisiter
8irtuns 1T. 9as @leftriiiren ,~littelit arpas
rats ipirb bon ibm nah ntfieni1aftlideu
@runbtdsen aussefubrt.
Bon ausge5eitneter &raf.. CUR Seiluns e,n=
Seipur5elter Sei en- itnp Die Gus ben Gfien5en
etprobter Seiltfdutsr bereiteten 8doer pes
9rofeior Sleeper, bod muiien b,elelben. ba
ibre 8~ereituns srobe. SorsfaIt bebarf, ielbfis
peritdnelid porber bsitsut merpen.
Yrofsior Mleper s~arantirt, bab bic bon
ibm pcrabfalaten 9eilmittel ~feinerIei @ift ooer
fonitise ihablide stoffe %entbalten.
Gs ipa bon @rotsnor DEEPER fe~tmesrees
ben p%orhanrenen tidtisen Ner;tei Mbbrud
seiheben er piu muir bsienisem gat,enten,
weIde ale @er3te aebDrt unb periudt BADEN.
obne Salfe gu fiitoea. eeine Siilfsmittel bels
fen Ssoem, benz iiberb lupt nod sebolfen ,pers
ben farm.
gpre1 Stunben:
Sill ubr 8ormittags, 1-3 ubr Na6s
mittags, 6-8 nbr 4benbs.
MEYER.
Gde Commerce. ilnb @aparro : strabe,
tine Sreppe bs4.
ginsang an Der Naparros StraBe.
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farmer

iDelde Neutrality-suspicious. gu faus
fen miini6en, follten fi6 on 3ips&
9aarmanntp enben, UNI beren err
ftaunli6 niebrise 8aarpreiie gu err
fabren.
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pas ,te,te .2seiGstassse6dmoe.
eoa cine 3ierne gerIits iuerbert mn aIe
GtnIiden 8anten tit Sdattea jte0en.

eoa eihe otefne 0eri'ns meroen hna aae
abHlidei. Sante'i tn sdafte1 itelen.
Sn benz ,leuen Nei6stassgebdube in
Berlin miro ben 5preeatbenern elm 8an
nit 10 rieligen @r0BenmaBen uno Ius.
~0ebnunaeil entgegentreten, ME ibn Die
benti1e Reidsbanptftaot nod hidJt aufs
5uiueilen bat. DIT bat man int Qaufe
Der (etteu Sabre BON Berlinern Die
Meu6erung gebort, es iperbe an BEN
MISUNDERSTANDING .3l rpenig 9earbeitetA
uno man iebe nur bin unb ipieber Elm
pdar sWdnnerden4 in Tbdtisfeit. Das
bel haber tdglih nlinoeltens 800 Wtann
am i11o I'M Gebduoe eeldafft tie pers
fdnanoen aber seipiliermaben II ben
6ieiensD imenlionen Der Nnlage.
DaS @ebdnbe, tpeldeS am 1. 9fto,
ber 1894 Der Benusung ~iibergeben tpers
ben loll, bilSet elm Redted. Die 6aupts
front 9ebt mad Dem 3OnigsplaBe unb
bon ibr aus fat man einen berrlibcn
NnSblid auf b~enlelben, iotpie auf Ste
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@eneral G0rs
ner lit In Gbtle
u~nseuteit raid
popnldr gemor,
ben. 0 d nj
Sabre 1885 in
Berth an Der
Nrttllerie. II II
Snsenieurfd)u [
offs gebrer tbatts,
erbielt er sleid.
aeitig einen Huf
tlQh China nn1
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Bremen III Iebr bequern fur Retfenbe selesen UNI
bon 8remen aus fam man Ill iebr fur5er Set
S&peia erret6en. Die gnnenpampfer bes Rprb:
Deutiden 9lcpb iinb NIT beicuberer 6erldiidtisuas
Der 3pii4enbeds= Padastere unp 5peiter Gaiate : BAL
laSte1e gebaut, baben bDbe 0erbede, pprst9liGe Ben,
ttIatpn umb etne ausaesetdnete Verpfeauna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
Cincinnati Offers Praise

CINcISSATr, Oct. l6.-The celebration
OF the discovery of America began to-
night with exercises IN Music hall un-
der Catholic auspices. The hall was
elaborately decorated with the national
eOlOrs IN all possible variation of design
through all OF which were conspicuous
stars and stripes. The celebration took
the form of grand concert by the
combined Catholic church choIrs and
chorus from the parish schools. An
addres, was delivered by the Rev. J ohm
Mackey. On Tuesday the pubic
schools will be dismissed for the
work aud tire next day will oc-
cur the parade of all the child
rem from the grades above the second
reader and those of the high schools.
On Thursday will occur the parade of
the Catholic schools, aud on Friday
Viii be the great popular civic demon
stratIOu on the part OF citizens of
larger growth. There will be river
pageant that will present IN the most
realistic manner the ancient modelled
vessels IN which Columbus crossed the
Atlantic on MS historic voyage. The
whole day will De spent IN carving out
the program, which will be on grand
scale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
sANorAiLs AT WASHINGTON.
The Coming Meeting VIII See n Zine
Lot of Racers.


WAsHISGToS, ID. c., Oct. l6.-The
racing season will close with the an
nual fall meeting of the Washington
Jockey club with the Bennings course,
which will begin tomorrow aud con-
tlnEe two weeks. There will be twelve
days racing, and II the weather is fair
the meeting will eclipse any heretofore
gwen about Washington. The prog
ram provides for five races each day.
anu the amount of money given away
daily in purses is s., 500. This is several
hundred dollars more than ever offered
before, and the result has been that
several prominent racing stables Will
be present. Heretofore il has always
been hard matter TO secure sufficient
entries to the different events.
Another drawback at former meet
ings was the presence of few stake
horses and the balance selling slow.
THIS would give the superior animal a
cinch on every race IN which he WAS
entered and scare out the mediocre
animal. All these drawbacks Will he
absent from the coming meeting, and
the Benning men will have plenty of
opportunity TO get price against their
fancy. Jimmy Rowe will drop the
flag. Rowe is recognized as the best
starter now IN harness. He first made
his reputation ut Washington. His
work this season with the New York
tracks has never been excelled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Ecquador's Consul General at New York
In Serious Trouble.

NEW York, Oct. l6.-Domingo L.
Ruise, the white-haired consul general
of Ecquador, who was arresten today
OH charge of forging the signature of
Gustave Preston, a South American
merchant, to two notes of 81 900 each,
was arragned in court today and
held in ZOO bonds. His lawyer de-
clared that Ruise was the victim of
lot of swindlers. Bertha Laws, who
claims, and is acknowled to be the
adopted daughter of Consul Ruise,
was arrested at her home this mO-n-
ing. 1t Is claimed that she is closely
connected with the forgery of the two
81 900 notes, payable to .Ruise's order
signed by such clever fac-simile Of
the signature of Vice-Consul Preston.
During the proceedings before JUS
tice Ryan the fact leaked out that
Senior Ruise, who is IN his dotage, has
been for some time In the hands of a
band of consplrators who have iieeced
him out of $50, 200. In their greed for
more money these rascals induced HIM
10 endorse the two 81 900 notes. The
principal IN the conspiracy Is Mrs.
Bertha Laws, his adopted daughter,
who lives in great style at 225 West
End avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17

~. Louis, oct. l6.-Every Catholic
church IN -. LOUIS today was the
scene OF solemn Impressive services in
cOmmemOrauOn of the work of the
great discoversr, Columbus. The pro-
grams were wonderfully elaborate and
nearly all the regular choIrs were as
sisted by the leading vocal or instru-
mental soiOIsts of the city. and IN some
was heard the leading vocal talent OF
the country. The sermons also were In
n Columbian trend of thought, from
subjects relating directly 20 columbus
As a Catholic" "As Discoverer,"
His Motive Tor Discovery" AS
Christian and Man" The afternoon
was, IN many Of the parishes, devoted
90 Columbian exercises by the school
children iu their respective school
halls. The exercises consisted of
patriotic recitahOns, songs, etc. Many
Of the churches have sgnlfied their
intention OF forming a part OF the
parade on Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
IN HEROES MEMORY.
Maryland Erects a Monument to the
Troops That Whipped CORVALLIS.

Maryland Erects a Monument to the
Troops That Whipped CORVALLIS.
RALEIGH, n. G. Oct. l6.-At the bat
tie ground of Guilford Court House, a
few miles from Greensboro, there was an
interesting ceremony yesterday. This
was the dedication of a monument
erected by the Maryland Historical
Society IN commemoration of the val
idity of troops of the MARYLAND line at
the memorable battle of 1881, when
Lord CORVALLIS was forced to retreat.
The address of presentation was made
by Major Edward Graham Davis, of
Baltimore, and the monument was &C.
cepted by Prof. Edward Alderman, on
behalf of the Guilford Battle Ground
ASSOCIATION. The monument Is of
granite and stands upon tho spot where
the Maryland line whipped the choicest
troops IN the British army. Upon it's
sides are large bronze tables bearing IN
high relief portraits and also designs
illustrating troops IN action. Many
persons attended these exercises, IN
cludlng some troops of the Third North
Carollnas regiment. Several Mary
landers were also present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
to do with Herr Won Brsndrs resigna-
ton are not certain.
6ARzA's BROTHER ARRESTED.
A Texas Ranger Finds Him Plotting
for Cuba's Freedom at Key West.


GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. l6.-Encar-
naelon Cara, younger brother of the
Mexican royOiutionlst CatsrlDo Cara,
arrived here by steamer today from
Kew West, In custody OF Capt. Joseph
smelly, the noted ranger. by whom ne
was arrested on "Wednesday last. tie
was taken to san Antonio last night
where he will be tried for violation OF
neutrality laws. Captain Shelly has
been on the track OF CARA since his
brother, Sheriff smelly of storr county,
was shot by a band of revolutionists
some weeks ago. Shelly reached Key
West and found a grand celebration OF
the anniversary OF the declaration OF
Cuban Independence in full blast, and
Encarnacion CARA IN gay uniform and
noddlng plumes. marching at the head
of the procession of over 800 Cuban
sympathizers. Remaining quiet until
the festivities were over Captain Shelly
effected Garza's arrest In the morning,
and Wednesday lett by steamer
with him for this place.
Cara had been in Key West
since March 10. He had not concealed
his identity but was, on the contrary,
actively at work organizing n band 10
invade Cuba. He lived in the house of
Pedro Lopez. one of the largest and
weslthiest cigar manufacturers. Gar
zs's chief concern upon being arrested
was that he might be turned over to
the Mexican authorities, which would
mean speedy death, but upon being as
sured that he would be accorded q
fair trial IN an American court, he ac-
companied Captain Shelly withoutfiur-
ther objection. He states his brother
CarlinO is not now on American soil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
Got Six Years.

COLUMBUS, S. c., Oct. l6.-The trial
of the well-known turfman, James IL.
Morrow, who was arrested IN Rock
vile, Md, in August and brought here
charged with committing q CRIMINAL
operation upon his sweetheart, Mss
Collie Flower, a beautiful girl Of is
years of age, who died IN this city last
July, came TO an end yesterday. The
jury, after being charged by Judge
Wallace, retired at l. 80, and IN twenty
five minutes returned with u verdict of
guilty. Morrow was then sentenced to
ak years at hard labor IN the penlten-
tiary. An appeal was noted.
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Murdered q Man.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 16.-Martin.
alias "Reddy" Seigler, a yard constable
aud ex-deputy sheriff of Scylkill
county, shot William Kepley. aged 80,
at midnight last night, killing him a.
most instantly. Kepley aud hs wife and
brotber-ln-law were on ther way home
and when IN the neighbornood of SeIg-
ler's house meta party of intoxicated
young IN en-, who iusulted them, where
upon quarrel ensued. Seigler. hear
ing the disturbance, ran out with his
revolver, threatening 10 shoot some of
them If they did not move on. kepley.
10 Is said. made some remarks and
Seigier shot him, the ball entering the
mouth and coming out At the bsse of
the BRAN, causing death IN y few mlu-
ufps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
MAY Srffle Tnfiav-

ST. LoUIs, oct. l6.-The adjustment
of the difficulties between the Missouri
Pacific road and the telegrsphers will
either be completed today or a strike
will probably ensus. In discussing the
matter with a reporter, Chief Ramsey
said: "The matter has been deferred
until Monday. when we will know def
niteiy what our future course will be.
We are asking for minimum salary of
500 per month. Operators OF this sys-
tenn now get from s26 to 1925 per
month. We want schedule of wages
signed by the company 80 stand for =
year, and showing exactly where We
stand I"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
HORSE THIEVES SHOT.
Wyoming Ranchers Ambush Posse
and Take Them Prisoners

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. l6.-News has
just reached here of the cold-blooded
assassination OF two men in the Big
Horn country. J. B. Bedford and sew
eral other men had been arrested,
charged with horse stealing, aud ac-
quilted. Some shooting took place
in the court room 1T the close of the
trial and Bedford and man named
Birch was fined for contempt of court
They were ordered confined in jail at
Buffalo, and after being dlsarmed and
tied to horses. started to that place in
charge of officers. Five miles out of
Bonanza party of men from ambush
covered the officers with their Winches-
ters and ordered them to ride ahead.
They dlo so and the following morning
returned to find Bedford and Birch
rddIed with bullets and their horses
beside them. There Is no clue to the
identity of the men who committed the
murder and little inquiry is likely 10
be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-17
Want Several Changes.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-Delegstes
from the Scottish Rite bodies of the
southern jurisdiction held q meeting
prior to that of the supreme council.
which takes place tomorrow.
The subject of the meeting was
to discuss proposed reforms IN the
existing statutes with the idea
of presenting their views TO the su-
preme council IN the form of petit
ton. The points discussed were 10
abolish life tenure of officers, provide
for a representative from the govern
ment and a reduction of present ex-
cessive taxation. The supreme council
will be asked TO make these changes