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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09

nit eitter erfalteten S6lade, uno 90
oiele ein i6le6ter @armeleiter lit, TONI
ierptrt inter ibrer ,Sille ser Strom
etne bobe Temporarily oft Sabr5ebnte
lang.
@iner iutereilanten Sorm Der ausses
porfetlen Sapa, bte lit BEN 8eri1ten oft
senallnt miro, lei bier beIonoerS ers
fpdbnt. SIS iino bies Die nYomben,"
BON Der @elammtmalie lib l~osrei6enoe
&lumpeu, mel6e an Der Ql1ft our6 bie
ibrel mit9etbeilte 6otation at rltnoe
li1en MtaIlen eritarren ultb b~elonoers
tn Der 9ta6t fpabrenb ibres Quiiteigens
etl1en lelten iaonen Iublid 9ewdbren.
NuBer ber 2apa merfe1t Sic Gulfane
audi 9roBe Meneen felten GeitetnS, be-
ionoers aber baS 3ertriimmcrun9smas
terial bellelben, Die logenannte Nl6e,
aus. Soldes ieine8, ~5eritdubteS Sc
ltein mar eS aud, oa8 in ienem lin.
gliifsjabre 70 Qerfulaneum uno Yoms
peii flafterbo6 iberbedte.
llebrigenS entfibrt mand)mal Der
Bino Die rIi6e" auf lpeite @%utfernuu>
gen. 90 murbe I'M Sriibjabr 1875
glide, pel9e bic iSlanotl6en Iultane
g%eliefert battett, BITS na9 Sfanotnapien
9etrasen, uno Die Ii6e jener fur6tbaren
eruption bon Grafatoa, 1883, berbrets
tete iid nidt alleiu iiber einen Sladen,
raum 9rober als Deutldlano, lonbern
iprroe au6 mad Der Wteilullg bon pies
len @elebrten Die llriahe su BEN mo-
natelal9 a%nbauernben Sdmmerl1rsse
srl6einunsen III Der gclammten @ro~
atmolpbare, bic ban1als ourd ibre
@tgentbiimlidfeit 10 piel aufieben en-
reeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
Das Sunere bes geiubfraters.

- 0]"N
4raft mad NuSoebuung, lei es, baB fe
ais eingei9loiiener @leti9erlee Die be-
eneenoe Wanouns lpren9t, Sob unb
Berberbem our6 ben SelSltur3 iabemo,
ME beiun Wontblanc, let es, 6ab lie III
toienoem Iusbrud tire pernidtilnss<
9ewalti9e @lutb meit iiber bas Qano
Dirft, luie bel gteapel utlb @atania.
Wtan mag uneinig iein, melde Sc
malt furdtbarer lit, Die beS Wafiers
ODER bic 6es Geuers; iebenfalls lit Der
@tnornd, ben Die 8erbeernnsen oes
letteren berporrnfen, Der itdrfere, unb
iperrl nun gar bas Seuer, bic SOrm bes
oes hiifiisen G%lementes annebmenb,
er~barmttn9slos auf fi9erer @runbfase
iid beranipdl5t, TO uerfolst man NIT
%seifei9ertem Sntereiie Dem eri1iitterus
ben giatnrorama.
User m0dte jest ni9t am Geiup ODER
am aetna ietn, I'M bas ~sroBartige
Sdanipiel Der feueripeienben 3rater
unb Der 8liibluilisen 9apa 5u perfol>
gen, iper aber oadte aud nidt NIT
S4ouoern an Die Menihenopfer, bas
serft6rte @igentbum, ote psrnidtete
@rbett i'm @efolge. SIT bod mad ether
Melbuns BON Nieololi In Si3ilieu am
oorti9en Sbauplak bas @len6 10 melt
gei1ritten, oab ben drmeren Beipob<
uern, Die ipe9en bes YorSringems Der
0apaitr0me ni9t mebr Der iie e%rndbrens
ben 5elbarbeit oblie9en f%omnen, gratis
Vroo mno Suppe 9eliefert perben.
yalen mir in0eiien fir jest bic traus
rige Seite Der pulfaniiden @ruptionen
auBer N1t unb periu1en mir, inns Elm
bib bon ben Waturoorgdngen lelbft su
maiden.
Mtan unterl1etbet befanntlid ami<
fden tbdtigen unb erloihenen Bulfa>
men, mobei man utter lesteren lolfe
peritebt, aus benen felt Neutrality-suspicious.
ten ieine eruption erfolst lit uno beren
uulfani16e Natur nar bur6 tire Struf>
tur un6 oaS lie bilbenbe Material mad,
metsbar lit. Die 1nii9erbeit bieier
nnteridet6ung ipirb ie6o1 burh bic
@ei9i1te pieler Bulfaue gelebrt, fuelde
mad iebr LANCER .3eit Der Nube ineue
2b6ttgfeit entpidelten. 60 mur6e
fpe3iea Der geiun Dor ieiner eruption
i'm sSahre 70 n. Gbr., tpelde Die 5tabte
HOmpelt nnb Serfuianeum berf6ittett,
als erloiden betradtet. 8is gu jener
3eit mar er, iomeit bic @el9idte 3us
ridreidte, bis CUR Spise heDalOet ODER
ousebaut uno perrietb nur 9nnoigen
feline tpabre Natur.
Dte Bulfane 3eisen meiit Die Torm
zines a~bseitumpften 9esels, auf belien
Spiel bic tridterf0rmise Miinbuns bes
4analS nod benz @rbinnern, Der Sra,
ter, einseienft tit. Dieter 9rater lit
meiit Der eisentli9e S9anplas Der puls
ianii1en Tbdtisfeit, 70 3iuar, oab iid
balb an Der etnen, balb an ser anoerer
Stelle beiielben GruptionSftellen bilben.
UNI bic berum bas aussemorfene Mas
terial fleinere aesel, oft bon MIR flir3er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
s. &alteser & @obn,
asbuleiale- mnb Getails9 rma9iiten.

9as &etailz @ef9dft, ioipie bic &e=
ceptur obiger Sirma iinb bic bebeutenb=
iten in San Nntonio, tpobpn Sober
tagtdgli6 ii6 au ii~beraeugen @elegens
belt bat. SIS berrf6t im Der Mpotbefe
gerabe5u ein pbdmomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier aues frif1 bat in
alen 9epartements, ttamentli6 audi in
benz Der patentmebisinen : bic gr6Bte
Ml1suabl unb bic &eceptur 1T Ben be-
ten unb gepiKenbafteften 9dmbei1 ar=
p%ertra1t. Das @bDlefale : @ef9dft
nimmt bon Sabr 5u Sabr einert gr0Bez
RET umfang on, benn Bic Npotbefer in Ser
Stabt umb auf benz 2anbe babem bic
grfabraag gemadt, baB fie bier bors
tbeilbaft farfen nmb arf bas prompz
telts bebient iperben. 9ie 6irma Salt
eDer ftebt nit ben erften 9dufern Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbung rrb imz
portirt biese Mrtifel brett in bebeutenz
ben Quantitdten. Muf Outrage tperben
preisliiten berianbt. Mir f0rnert allen
n~nieren betrefenben 2eiern ratber, nit
obiger renommirten Girma geiddftli6
an5ufniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
Der Netnafrater.

Dauer, anbduft. Die Dimenlionem
Der 8erse ielbft unb Der &rater bemes
gen fid In ben peitelten @ren3en: man
fennt Uulfane bon faum 80 Meter
G6be, anbere (fpie Der @otopari) 3dblen
ju ben b69ften @ipfefn Der Gr6e iino
bie Durd)meiier Der 3rater idnanfen
Don iperigen Metern bis 3u mebreren
9ilometern. Die gnlfane bslisen emf.
tDeoer MIR etnen 2rater ODER cine Rei9e
BON Gruption8ftellen Tam Belup etipa
80, am Netra iiber 90O). Sebe @rup,
ton dnbert bic &onturen zines guls
fans uno aud feline Dole. Sir oen
Beiup nimmt man etpa 1880 Meter
Dur6i4nittSb0be on, fur zen aetua
iiber $500.
@dbren6 nun beim Belup bic Mus.
Bride aus benz Grater beS Central
fesels bdufig iino, burdbreden beim
Netna bic gapamallen ben aus loiem
Material auf9ebauten Mantel beS
8erses meiit feitlid, ebe iie gum @ipfel
gefansen, tpie es aud gegeuDdrtig Der
Nall lit. Die Malie eitteS Gusbruds
1T ieweils iebr peri6ieben. 90 uirb
bic benz Netna AM 30. Nusuft 1874
wdbrenb elmer fnrsen eruption ents
ftron,te Mafe auf 100000 9tbifs
meter 9ei9det aub auf SSlanb finb
einjelne 2aDaltrome bon 10 Wieilen
0dnge BET 2 Meilen Breite uno 40
Meter ourdiduittli6er Md9tisfeit be-
lannt.
11e6er Die Ueldaffenbeit, S9nefliss
fett uno @rfaltun9 Der 0aoa lallen ii9
aud feline allsemein siiltisen Sdee auf,
ftellen. $50 fart 9eneistes Terrain
uorlie9t, iiber bas cine oiinnfliiiiise
Qapa iid ersiebt, gebt es NIT @imbes.
ellie, nabrenb anoere Strome CUR gu,
ridlegun9 ipeniser Meter Stunbeu
bran6en, fpie man erft tett fpieoer bas
erftere Bbdnonien beiri 8eiup, oas
lettere bel benz mebr faden aetna
bsobadtet. Raid beoedt iid Sts aapa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
YIN. Muths @arten

auf benz Governments 6iigel 1T Der an
genebmfe unb fiblfte Nufentbalt udb~
renb Der beiBen Sabres5eit. 8equem
au errei6en 1T berielbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der poft : Office aus regelmdBig
fabrenbem eleganten unb luftigem Cars
Der 4lamo 9eigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
big @rapfenfraBe, bon mo aus ein ars
genebmer Spa5iergamg bon faum 3
Minutem bortbi1t fiibrt. l1eberbies
merben binnen Sturgeon 3mei bo6elez
gaate M.samettes CUR Stens fein, Bic
bel fpeciellen @elegenbeiten (pienics,
@oncerten ac.) ben 8dften fir bic Gin
unb &iidfabrt foitenfrei gu 8erfiguns
itehem.
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s.. &. goaius 9Nauufacturiua

s.. s. Collins Mammfactmring
Co., No. l, 3, 5 unb Z Sf>9oufton
Strabe, bat bic gr0Bte @uspabl in
Winb>, pferbefrafts, Sampfs UNI
6anb=p umpen aler &rt nnb boraiigz
li6fter 8~onitruftion: WaHer : &6bren
aler 4rt nebit 3ubeb6r inn @roB ltnb
&~leinbanbel. 9pbraulii6e &ammer
unb Minbmiiblen aler @r0Be gum
pumpen unb Mablen ftnb bort 5u bas
ben ober tuerben auf 8eitelung beiorgt,
@roBe Nusmabl in allen Mrtifeln uni
bilige preiie BEL gebiegenter Muss
fiibruna.
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yg6arme oes S6weisems."
Cine ei~sentbamlide Nrt, Td Der 1obtem
III entlenigem.

gu benz an Merfmiirbisfeiten 10 rel,
den 9erlien befinoen iid In ben 2ano,
i1aften Se3b nnb airnlait ba uno bort
9roee ruuoe Tbiirme, mel1e feineSuesS
Sic Spuren bes 0erfalles 5eiser, ais
ipdrel fie Ruineu, urb glei9wobl nur
ben R~albp0seln gum Iufentbalt gu btes
,ieu i1etnen. Sc linb bies bic Dafbma
ober pTbirme bes Sbweigens" Der
8arien. Dort iesen BITE anbduger Der
alte1t BON 3oroafter 9ejtifteten iranii9en
Decentralization, ipel9e nod benz Sturj
Der S~aiiantoen pom Sslam perordn9t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
Sur Tarmcr!

Sic triumph 8inbesM ai6ine nit
Stablgeitea unb nit i6mingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Maf6ine rm ale
Mrten BON @etreibe gu f9neiben, oh es
ftebe ober liege, Oh es furs ober lang,
grim ober troden lit. gu baben bel
Sips & n II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
8Q1t0murm.

@er an 8anbpurm leibet, ienbe fir
mein &abifal Mittel. Mein
Wtittel 1T lei6t gu nebmer, ielbit fir
&inber unb f6pd6t ni6t ben &0rpere
@arantie fir @rfolg. preis $3.50
@lei6seitig berieube i6 bas beriibmt'
Seras nnioerial 9eilpflafter, 9iibnere
augene unb Waraemphaiter, Pile ONT
ment, foDie mein unfeblbares Neural=
giaz2iniment. QlbreHe:
90. Sell, 9uiin, Seras.
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@if6efms Norofamosfa6rt.

Na9ben Safer 0ilbelm II. nod
eimen fpidti9en Taufaft Ooll5oser, ins
benz CT elmer neuert fir Die Gaiierin uno
Die Brinsen beitimmten Da6t ben
yfamen n9oben3ollern" CAB uno leinen
nun namenloS 9%etporoenen Habbampfer
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9. 8aner's Sa(oou.

gde 8ilitas unb @artensS traBe, nabe
Der Bride. Seberaeit Elm frii6es, fiibs
leg 8las Eager unb WeiB=8ier, ioipie
Der feinte tuarme unb falte 2und
gratis. Sas fiibIite 9ofal in Der
Stabt; ftets frif6e, seiunbe Quft. SIM
3tpeiten Stede cine Sale fir 0ereine,
genannt 9ermanns=S 6bnezSale.
s. 8auer, Gigentbiimer.
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aaiier @ilbslm auf isiner Dudt vaaiier-
Qoler.n


u9aileraoler" benannte, lit er, @nbe
Stunt, be9leitet BON benz Yanierfabr<
5eng ySie9frieo" sur Norblanosfabrt
aufgebro6en, unO leitber treffen balb
bon bieien1, balb bon jenem Ort Der
nOrme9ilden 9iiite Die Depei9en elm
unb beri6ten, bab benz Monarden feline
nYacation" gut befommt. Das MIDI
tieite @reisniB aber murbe unldn9it BON
Tromi0, Der 9auptftabt Der slei1nami>
gen Sniel unipcit Der norbmeltli9en
6iilfe gemelbet, bab rtdmli1 9ailer
8ilbelm einen @alfl6 BON "a SUP
9dnse erbeutet babe. Wieueidt brinoen
einmal Die 3eitunsen aud cine Nbbil<
oung oieies ungetbiims etnitmeilen
f0nnen mir muir nit benz bequemeit
9rtpatialon Der Da9t bienen, in ipeldem
ftd Der aaiier in bequemem 2oftiim auf
oie Details Der Saso por3ubereiten
ideint.
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CT. s:ssat4amIidss S..
merbe lit In Yaris oas Der Softer
pafer. Sn ben meiften gaben fir
Reiieeffeften fam man ii6 einen lol9en
Mtanil mietben, Ser BON ben sr6bten
9leibuns8itifen bis 5u ben nieblt6iten
Nippia9en IlleS 10 iorgiam, idubers
li9 unb bru6fider perpadt, pie es Der
unseiibte nientals ferttg bra9te.
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Ser Tburm bes Stweioens.

wur0e, lire Tooten ben 06seln gum
SraBe aus. gta9 ben 9ebren ibreS Sc.
grinders glauben iie ndmlif, bab man
6urd 8erbrennune oher 8e9raben Der
2ei9e eim unlibnbares 8erbreden be.
sebe, weil auf iolde Neile oaS Seuer
ODER oaS Waifer, bic beili9en Glemente,
perunreint9t pirben.
Gu9 in Snbien, uobin Elm GROCER
Ibeil Der oertrtebenen 8arisn ausman,
berte, b~eionoers In Bombay, finbet
man oie Ibiirme beS Sdpeigeas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-09
Wnieiae.

Griaube mir biermit, ben ssebrten Serr,
ihaften betannt 3u MAIDEN, bab i6 itetS be
miibt iein perbe, cute Dten f Mt d b d IL
gu befOrsen.
Wrs. 9. 6Ieif6er,
Snteaisens.S Office, Noenue ., 200
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OELRICHS & co..

2 Bopline 8reen, Wem ODr'.
%. s. geters, @alpeton, Tesas, General : 4sen
fur ben Sisen.
w. 8. 8oans. 6. Grteienbef, Suso & @&meIse,
unb s. g. W~acyeanara, Gsenten fur Gan antonto.
8. Gun8e & Co., GSenten fur Guerp.
g. 9tu1et, 0sent fur Sdutenburs.
Msfe &apbdeI, Gsent fur Souffcn.
Clemens & Sauft unb Grnt S@erf, aseuten fd,
Reu= 8raunfeIs.
8. gbttder, agent far Wetmar, Gegas.
T.. U. Saslsr 4 Co., Gsenten fur Baarpp.
8resnann 4 S&ulse, Sttner, TeIaS.
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5rri;aH:c- saasNsampse,
Spree, Havel, L.ahn, Trave
saale, hl!71. Elder, Ems,
~ ars'4 E~zlda, Eihs.,
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
@nnuosfnas, E.sn'te.s nno Mitt.
red,e zoo 8remsu.
sc"nab nhs, Hipafats unb Ufitt.
RODS bon Rem Derf.
Sremlen TIT iebr beauem fur Reifsabe selesen uns
ecn Sremen aus fam man III 5ebr furser Sett
taranltltte Stdbte Deuti1Ianbs, Seferret@s unb Ser
Sdret3 erretaen. Dte S&nenbampfer bes 0crb,
eeutlHen slpp6 finb NIT beionberer BerldiHtisuna
Der 3wti1 enbeds. gaHasiere unb arpeiter Gaiute !, paiss
laastere sebaut, BADEN bobe gerbede, ppr3nsli&e Ben.
ftlatton uns etne an8se3eidnete Derpfesuns.
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= Die ipanif6e &esierung bat bel
Der gattt bon Granfrei6 cine @nleibe
bon so Milionen Sranfen gema6t,
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9 tai at Obip, Stabt IoIebo,l
2MedS Gounth. S. S.

6ramf S. Cheney beidtpbrt. bab er
Der dltere 9ariner Der Sirma s s. gbeneb
G. .. lit, tueIde @efddfte in Der Stabt 9os
lebo, in pbensenanntem County unb Staate,
tbut, nnb bab bsiagte Girma bic Snmme bon
ein9unoert DoIlarS fir jeben Gali
bon &atarrb beseblen wirb, Der burd ben Sc
brauH bon 6aIl'S 8atarrb Sur ni6t
gebeilt tperben fann.
Srant s. Gbenep.
8eidiporn bot mir uno unteribrieben in
meiner @egenrort am 6. September u. 9. SO.
~ ". @. @Iea5on,
SEAL Seffentlider 9totar
SaG8 Ratarrb aur tpirb innerlid eenom.
men, unb ipirb brett auf bas 8lut unb Die
idleimiSen Oberflafen beS SbitemS. Sabt
GuH umionft 3eusnifie fpmmen.
s. S. Gbenep & 6 o., 8olebo, ..
20 @erfauft bon Ipotbeferil. 10 s.
The morning call., 1892-08-26
FOR EMBALMING FRUITS.
A Canadian Professor Tells the Poop
How to Do 1t.

Canadian Professor Tells the People
How to Do 1t.
Professor William Saunders of Ottawa,
Canada, has forwarded to the State Board
of Horticulture formula to be used In the
preservation of fruits for display.
Should person inadvertently eat any OF
the fruit put up according to the professor 8
method he or she would doubtless think
that the preserves tasted somewhat of the
can.
For instance, In preserving straw berries
for pOsterity the professor says that coal oil
or Kerosene is the most satisfactory article
Of EN- balming fluid he has yet discovered.
Care should be taken to avoid bruiSing
the fruit before placing in the. jar. after
which the liquid Is poured in from the
family oil can.
Benzine and wart cure Is also said to
greatly improve tie original flavor of the
berry.
In boarding up black raspberries, black
berries. black cherries, currant5 and other
brunette fruit the professor has found bor-
acic acid valuable in preserving those details
whleh are lost when other methods are en-
Dloyed
Submerged in boracic acids these fruits are
readily recognized al glance in after years.
Berries of the yellow variety. such as
peaches, white cherries and other light
cOlored fruits are said to do we'll in a sOlu-
tOn of zinc chloride with dash of coffin
varniSh.
Fruits do not change color when subjected
TO bath OF the above-named fluids.
A solution of saicylic acid has been found
useful in preserving grapes in a natural and
llfe-llke manner and Is far preferable to car
bOlic acid for table use.
The morning call., 1892-08-26
AN INVALID, NOT A VAGRANT
= Sick Man Confined Among
Criminals in a Prison.
Because He Was Melancholy and Could Not
Give an Account of Himself S. a. Matt
feldt Was Taken to Jail

A sick. innocent man in dirty cell In The
City Prison for two days and nights before
being found and rescued by his anxious
wife.
Such was the experience Of j. A. Matt
feldl an invalid who lives at the Progress
House, 11iS Sutter street. While out walk
ing last Monday afternoon he was arrested
by Officer Michael Hayes aud booked for
vagrancy. For two days and nights he was
detained in dark, damp cell in the UNDER
ground municipal bastile. When he failed
TO return home, his wife became almost
frantic with fear that he had met with
foul play or an accident. and reported his
disappearance to the police. He was not
discovered, however, until Wednesday.
when he appeared among the criminals in
the dock OF Department / Of the Police
Court.
a strong. healthy man was Mr.. Mattfeldt,
and up to year ago he held good situa-
tion in a printing office. Last fall hs be-
came afflicted with the grip. He returned
10 work before he had fully recovered and
suffered n relapse. Since then he has been
almost helpless. So weak and emaciatei
did he become that for months he could
scarcely leave the house. Soon his savings
were gone, and his wife was compelled 10
seek work in order 10 support both herself
ana husband. The brave woman secured a
situation in a laundry and earned Sl5
week. Her husband became worse, aud
when she remained at home TO take care or
him she lost her place.
In short time she secured a situation In
another laundry and earned $40 a week.
Such good care did she take of her invalid
husband that within a few weeks he was
able 10 walk short distance. Before going
10 work she would take him TO the Polycluic
Tor treatment each morning. On pleasant
afternoons he would go out for a short walk
by himself. At times he was so weakened
by disease that he could scarcely speak
While he was by himself II was difficult 70
arouse him from his melanchOlc condition.
Monday afternoon Mattfeldt was out
walking on Sntter street. near Van Ness
avenue. when Policeman HAYES asked him
to give an account Of himself. He was
daZed and cOnld only humble few words.
SO the oflicer arrested him.
When this explanation was made to Judge
Rix yesterday be ordered a dismissal OF the
case. The unfortunate man left the court
room leaning heavily on the arm of his de-
aH .ufF IA
The morning call., 1892-08-26
THE THOMAS DAY ESTATE.
a Brother Accuses His Sister OF Fraudu
lent Action.

4 Brother Accuses His Sister of Fraudu-
lent Action.
A contest of the win of Thomas Day was
commenced yesterday in Judge Coffey's
court.
The contestant, Thomas S. Day, a son of
the decedent, alleges that the will was made
when his father was uns0und in mind and
under fl audulent representations by Mrs.
Annie d. Symmes, daughter of the de-
cedent.
According to the brothers story, Mrs.
Symmes promised to give her brother i'm
mediately on their fathers death a deed TO
real estate on Harrison street valued at
5000 ana deed TO the Oakland residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Day, valued at
$1,000. This, it is claimed, she failed 20 do.
Then il is said that Mrs. Symmes failed
to inventory tue whole of her fathers es-
tate, in particular ope-han of her fathers
interest in the Thomas Day Company,
valued at $4,000. and real estate en- Har.
riSOn street worth $4,000.
Thomas Day, the decedent, died on March
q, 1891, leaving his property TO Mrs.
Symmes and Thomas S. Day. Tne former
takes the larger portion under the will and
If this be set aside her brother will take
half the estate.
The morning call., 1892-08-26
NEWSPAPER CUTS SEIZED.
a Raid on the Examiners" Pictorial
Department..

Il Raid on the "Exsminer'sr Pictorial
Department.
Secret Service Agent Harris yesterday
afternoon made raid on the art department
OF the Examiner office and seized q number
OF cuts from which impressions had been
made of pictures of So, $40 and $50 gold
coins of the United States The appearance
OF the officer created something like con-
steFnation in the newspaper Office. The
SEIZURE was made in accordance with
instructions received from Washington. No
arrests, however, were made, and the de-
signers and makers of the cuts felt greatly
relieved that the proceedings against them
went no further than the confscation of the
unlawful devices.
The following is copy of section Of the
act of Congress, approved February 10,
1891, which defines the character of the law
violated:
Sec. 3. That every person who makes. or who
causes or procures 10 be made, or who brings
into the United States from any foreign country,
or VINO shall have In possession with intent 10
sell. give away or In any other manner use the
same. any business or professional card, notice,
plaeaEd, token, device, print or impression, or
any other thing whatsoever. whether OF metal or
ITS compound or OF any other substance whatso-
ever IN likeness or slmliltude as 10 design, color
or the inscription thereon, of any of the coins of
the United States or OF any foreign Government
tnat nave been or hereafter may be Issued as
money, either under tile authority OF the United
States or under the authority OF any foreign
Government, shall. upon conviction thereof, be
punished by a fine not to exceed S1O0.
The foregoing section was aimed to cure
fatal defect in the old law. it having
hitherto been impossible to punish the
maker Of dies molds. etc, used by counter
letters. Now any one who makes die or
mold i'll imitation of the coin of the United
States may be convicted and punished; :;
also, any one who uses limitations of United
States or foreign coins for any purpose, ad-
yertlsing or otherwise. is made liable to a
fine Of Sf00
The morning call., 1892-08-26
SISTER AGAINST SISTER.
A Family Dispute About Lots on Pol
Avanua.

A Family Dispute About Lots on Point
Lobos Avenue.
Yesterday Judge Finn was trying case
brought to settle the title TO some land on
Point LObos avenue.
Jessie NJ. Fowler and Emily X. Fowler.
an infant, by her guardian, the first named,
sued her sister, Matilda de Lerma Fowler
to settle title TO two lots on Second avenue
adjacent 10 Clement street, which are
claimed by both parties.
1t seems that the mother Of the contest
ants, Mrs. Mariana L. Fowler during her
lifetime. or about Septe 13 1890. pur-
chased the lana and had the title vested IN
the daughter Matilda in trust, 10 IS said by
Jessie, for the latter's benefit. 4 mortgage
amounting u about $500 remained on SAID
purchase. Matilda claims the sole hight TO
the property
Matilda contends that the property was
purchased with the earnings of herself and
her mothers gifts to her; also that there
was no proof of the property having been
given TO her in trust for her sisters, Jessie
and Emily.
John McComb friend of the mother
and who advised the purchase, said II was
the mothers intent to divide the land
between the three children, and that the
title had oeen vested in Matilda with that
end in view. The other sisters were less
robust at the time of the purchase and
therefore Matilda's name had been in
serted in the deed.
After testimony had been taken to this
effect the case was submitted TO the court.