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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
cages : 0eaisfeitem.
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: prdiibent Sarriion bat iebt eine
Proclamation erlaRen, bur9 bic er fprz
meu anfiin6igt, baB bic nit 9eutl9s
Lamb angefniipften gegenfeitigen Sarlz
belsoertrdge iebt in &raft getreten 1ittb.
= %. %. SEER, Der friibere Siilfss
General Nnpalt, bat iebt benz Staatss
Separtemert als 8ertreter Ser Mngez
b0rigen &iggins, zines Der in benz
StraBenz& ramau gu 8alparaiio get0bz
teten Matrpi len bes Baltimore, eine
MISUNDERSTANDING an bic ollie
nii6e &egierung eingerei6t.
- Ser 9aus : Iusi6uB fir poftz
Mngelesenbeiten bat bef6loKen, gnloes
8in gu befiirmorten, pel6e bic Qufbe>
bung Der Potbampfer Subpentions>
8ia bes lebten GongreHes perlangt.
= Ser bemtofratii9e Silberz@aucus,
ber auf md9fen Sreitag ei~nberufeit
iDorben mar, 1T bis altf Weiteres per>
f6pben iporben.
Sn Nnberion, Snbiana, pirb
cine groBe aluminium : Sabrif erri6tet
merben, in Der iiber 1000 gerIonen
8ei9dftigumg finben fpIen. Mam bat
einen t1euett BroeeB ermittelt, bur9
ben bies Metaa gu rs Gents per Yflrilb
bergeitelt nerben fann.
@uslanb.
SIM preuBii6en Nbgeorbnetetz
banie ertldrte Der 2iberale Griebberg
Dem @rafen @apribi, baB bas Gerii6t
pDn elmer Bartei : Coalition geget1 bic
&e9ierung big tebt unbegrii1tbet lei.
Cine iol9e tonne aber gu Stanbe font
men, tpenn es CUR 9 ertbeibigu ng
Der &eligionszS reibeit nptbz
penbig perben folte.
Sic r@iber" iibt nod INNER auf
ben &ifen an Der Siibipibe Ser Snfel
@igbt feit unb tire Sage 1T bes bobeu
Seegangs tuegen eine febr gefdbrli6e.
Sdmmtli6e Pafagiere unb bic Mfannz
f6aft iinb al bic &iiite gebra6t NOR
ben. Die pahagiere uerben nit benz
8remer 9ampfer rSapel" meiterbef6rz
bert tperben.
: @us Berlin i6reibt ntart: Gin in
ben gerliner Soffreiien circulirenbes
Gerii6t min pifen, baB Der @roBbers
5og BON 8abet ben &aiIer Milbelm,
ieinen Nefen, Dor ben ernlten 6olgem
einer gOlfserbebung segert &~elisionsz
5mang gepar1t babe. @~soBberaog
Sriebri6 1T betanntli6 ELM nit liberalen
SOeen erfiater Shirt, Elm @eifesperz
wanbter ieines su frib gei6iebenen
S6wagers Safer Griebri9. 2eiber
bat er bel ieinem Nefen, Dem Safer
@ilbelm, nltr g%eringen GinfluB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
uSphn 9lnserfpn. nv joe"

pe mir i'm aus Der i@pttiiaen 8auabe tennen, ieidi
iia an, NIT feinem b~etasten G6esemal ben 9ebensmes
bersab Su fdpanfen. gBte piel lei4ter rphrbe es benz
rerebrten Spbn nnp ieiu.m ebrphrbisen @eIppns se=
prrben iein, bdtten ie tbren Sunebmenben @ebre6Iih=
teitcn NIT Sritetter's Masenbitters nadbelfen ton
men, bieier wrbltbdtiSen 9hlfe fur bic alten, S6ma>
den unb fur BITE, pelAe i4 lan3iam ppn e-l4bpfenben
9ranfbeiteu erbclen. Menn hem 2ebensldmpten tes
Sel ~auseeben piu, 10 brau9t Der Merfb auberprnentz
ltae mebtBtnii6e .9hlfe, elm trdfttsenbeS @etsmtttel,
en ppbhbnenbeS Setlprdparat. Der @lte unb Sdpaz
DE 1T bepnberS- allen Ginlufen Susdnsltt, pel4e
Srantbeiten berporruieu. Die MISUNDERSTANDING ron
einer Sranfbett ptro nur 5u oft rpn einem &adfaI unz
terbrpfen. Dieie8 ausfhltsBli9 amerttantShe ardf=
tts~ungamtttei TT fur ben Gebrau@ folder PerIpnen BE-
ionberS s~eeisnet urb man bari elmer tppbltbdtisen
Wtrtnns ihher iein. @erbalunssfbruna, 9artleib4s=
teit, Nbeumati8mnS, Nierenleiben unb grippe seb6ren
iperten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
Anl aro6en puernhanie

finbet morgen Ia6mittag Elm Matinee=
unb I'm s ubr Elm 4berbz@ Concert tatt,
in tpeldem Der peltberiibmte Sioliniit
Soief 9eine, unteritiibt BON Der renoms
mirten 3iinltlerin SRI. @arlen Seine
utb anbern &iinflern auftreten ipirb.
9lae 9ritifen baben li6 iiber Die 2eis
itungen nur giinitig ausgeipro6en unb
unierem muiifliebenbeH Yublifum ftebt
elm bober @eunB bepor 6Ofentli6 wirb
Das Gpernbaus bel beibeu &on3erten
gepadt ooa iein, benn Der blinbe Solos
glolinilt unb bic i'm begleitenbem&iinfs
ierlritei1 berbienen, baB iie Dor eiuerl
5ablreiden Nubitorium auftreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03

Derienige, Der 30 %erpartet,
bab ieine ulttbdtise Sober atd) i4re 5dlldeiss
feitt bun fperSe, iest iiG aaen t'6gliderGrart
heiten, ME idlfdtes Slut geip59Rti1j i'll @ea
folge bat, ais. 0eshalb parte uid5tl 0fat-
tigfeit ullo appetitlofisfeit tl5sca Bit SIR
8arnlns bieneH, baB i9tuere &Ealf1eiten
baraus entiteben peraei,. 9u f0lllit Hieiet,
ben iebom i'm &eirle nrteroriidcu =; bu fatnf
fe beilert, iuerl1 ie bereits a18aebroden iulb
= nit Or. Bierce'S @olacls @fehical 9i8s
copern. Dieielbe 1T bic ein5i9a &frt= NIB
2eber-Mebicilt bic garantirt 1T, II jeben
Sale su liuberu ober St beitelt. 9eia @elo
erbdttit bu sliriiG, tulun fe bid nid)t fis
rirt. auf Sieie gSeiie Sablf BIZ nur fit
bic @obltbat, bic bu erbaltft. &allaif oil nod
rnebr b~erlansen? @ie rciaigt baS eonse
9pftenr urO bcilt guffefr, 8i,lHer, So,;t-
ausidldse ullO ale 6aut= litS @2opfbaut-
fraufbeiten. 5croful6ie afectiaileil, ioipie
9eberfedeu, Gift nlio @~'elenffa;oea, &r>
ihme1unsen u.to GjeiGipulite pciaeit eor
tbren setpalti9eu aitesat:psa Gilel;iaat tea,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
Seiueisf6ue.

g, $, @lifprb in Mep GaTeI, Wis. Bate ~nerpDies
Scpfpeb nnb &beumattsuuS, Bic 9erbauunssprsanen
naren tn fdleGten .3nftanbe, hte 2eber merfli4 ansez
srtfeu, Bate fetnen. Nppetit unb mar i~berbaupt ppl=
itdnets e%ntfrdftet. Drei SlaiAen electric Sttters baz
sen bn fu1irt.
Gbnarb ebepberb, Sarrisburs, SG botte eins
pfene @unbe am geine, bic l&pn a@f Sabre ~selaufen
mar. @ebrau4te bret Slei4en electric gitters uns
@unbe TT seheilt. Sobn Gpeater, @atamba, Sbip,
bate fhnf Nsunben am getae bur@. 8ieser peruria9t.
Die 2er5te ~ertldrten fetnen SaI als unbeilbar. Cine
Slolhe electric 8itterS unb eine Gdadtet @udlen8 Mrs
Mica SaIbe tabeu TIN ppuftdnbts eurtrt. gu baben tn
alien Npntbeten. abrlpb DretR, TbpmpiDn & Co.,
Rhplefale,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
@rmmsetaentsums . uesersrasaaaeu

Oenper & 6. q. Snpeitment So. at
9eilborn u @runbfiide an Soutb
Seigb. 1925.
Sulioan & SameS an 8. 8renbel,
10 Nder in @ranbbieip. $3.50.
@rel Meerf9eibt an 6. g. &utlebgt
3 @rll1btiide auf 9roipeet Sill.
$2.170.
s.. & 6. @lmeuborf all s.. glOd,
8runbftiide atf@olumbiaSeigbts $50.
@onrab Suberi6 an 8. g. Soft, 2
@runbitiide at pineSt. SLIGO.
9enber & g. 81. Snpefment So. All
9lbolf &lein, Sontb 5eigbts Abbition
$500.
9enper ulb g. u. Snoeitment So,
al 9auline @iafleri 2 @runbftiide I'M
8lpf 30 fir $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
@ie lit hiea I

@ir bieten einbunbert 9olars 8elobnuns
fir ieben Gaa bon &atarrb, Der ni6t burd,
Ginnebmen bon Saa's &atarrb : Sur sebeiIt
trerben fam.
s. S. Gbenep & 10, Gisentb., Solebo, ..
@tr bic rnter3eidneten baben s. S. Gbe>
nep felt ben lebten Is Sabrsn eefannt unb
halten ibn fir poafommen ebrenbaft in alien
Observation-Disclosures unb ftnaneiea befd=
htgt, ale BON ieiner Sirma eingesangenen
8erbinblidfeiten gu erfiiuen.
80 It & Eruar, @robbanbeIs, 0rosuiften,
Sclebo, ..
@aIbtng, Rinnan g. Maruim, @rpbs
banpelssS roguiften, EoIebp, ..
Sails &atarrhe&ur tDirb innerli1 gemomz
men unb pirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
idleimisen Oberfaden bes Spitems. 3eusz
nife fret berianbt. greis Is @ts. fir bic SID
ihe. 8erfauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
Werfumt SieIeS!

Gs triet gatGtS unb fptrb Sud fh@erlip fienlt9 iein,
icltet 5br Suilen, @~rtdltuus pber trsenb etn eetben bes
6alies, Der Sruft pber euneen BADEN. Or. Sings
nene Griinbuns sesen S&ptnpiuGt perf4ajt 9iubes
ran5. Dteies ptrb sarontirt, i'm onberen Safe bas
@elp iurnferfattet. Splde, bic an Der grippe iitten,
%isnben, bab es tas Mtttel mar. Bet gnpenbuns btes
les prdperats ~erlsnste man eiue ~irfprtise unb psrmaz
nente Sur.
geriu6t cine grcbsHaf6e unb h~ber,eust GuG, ME
pirtlir gut biefes Mittel lit. 9rpbeHei6em unentael.s
LID bel Gtolpb Greis, Ibempfpn & So. gu baben.
Werfauft frerhen ite gu 30 6t8. unb S1.00 fur srcbs
TIafben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
gah5criptipmspreis fir Sas 9GDs
aenblatt $3.50,
&eiienbe Ngenten:
S. g. Sni6.
~. S6prDbin1.
6 { q 4.
Intpnip,3.
gelbftnturb.

D. UeDl. 9Z+
gelbitmprb.
Wie ein2auheuer berbreitete ii6 beuz
tie Sormtttag Die Na6ri6tJ baB ii6Gol.
Spbn Witbers, Ser 8aiftrer Der
San Nntonio gtationalba1tf, eri6oHen
babe.
Cine 5ablrei6e Wteri6enmenge iante
ntelte ii6 pDr Dem 8alifgebdrbe an, UNI
@%in5elbeiten su erfabreu unb man err
ging ii6 in alerlei S~pefulationer iiber
Ben iiberrai6enber lt1tb ieltiamen Sal.
Gpl. Sobn Witbers eri6ien beute
Sormittag CUR getp6bnli6en Stunbe in
Ser 8anf, febte fi6 an iein Yult unb
i6rieb eiten 8rief. @ie ii6 fpdter
bcrausitellte, lit berlelbe al feline Sra1l
seri6tet; er entbdlt bermutbli6 eine
@rfldrung iiber ben SeIbitmorb. Ser
8rief 1T berIiegelt.
Ser Giiiitent 9aiiirer, 9err Gerbiz
narb 9erH mar in@ei6dfte1 fur3e Set
abpeienb getpeier. Sobalb er e%intrat
begab fi6@ol. Sobn@itber5 in ein3im.
nter bes oberer Stodmerfs. llnmrittel=
bar barauf bbrte Serr 9erff einet1
S6uB, ct elite bic Sreppe bi1tauf,
lab nod ben gltlDerbampf bes abge,
i6pHenen &epplpers 1rb Gol. @itbers
lag tobt ausgeitredt auf etnem Sopba,
6en &eboloer 1T feiner Sanb baltenb.
Ser S6uB mar it Die S9ldfe gebrun.
gert llnb bate ben augenblidli9e1t Spf
berbeigefibrt.
leber bic llrla9e bes Selbitmor6es
f0nnen borldufig nur @ermutbumgel
angeitelt merben. Set BEN leBter
paarMDraten fol Gol. Miibers i6mer.
miitbig unb geitig angegrtfen gemeier
fem. ST mar felt Dem Sabre 1871 IT
Der 8anf bei6dftigt. ST binterldB-
6rau 1t1tb feds erpa6iene &inber, piel
S0bne u1tb spei SD6ter.
Sol. @itbers ipar in Der Stabt eitt
aagemein beliebte Perionli9feit ieir
aafri6tiges, liebenspiirbiges @eler
peri6ahte linn itberan Sreunbe. 81
miro al@ fein frib5eitiges Gnbe alse:
mein bebauert tperben.
Sie 8anffultben tpurben burt6 Der
beflagensipertben unb traurigen s3wi
f6enfaG ni9t unterbro9en unb Sober,
ber@ei6dfte nit Ser 8anf bate, fonnt'
Oiefelben erlebigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
@udleuS glrnica salbe.

Die tete SaIbe Der Welt fur S9nilte, Aueti6unz
gen, @eihptre, Gtebers unb autsauSitIag, Sle@te,
6etteu turirt Sdmprrboihen pber feline Debabluns.
Soatse 9ufrteeenbeit saranttrt rher has Gel6 wtrb
Sarlderftdttei. % Gents ete Saa9tel. Gum @erfaui
StpIeiole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
SD 400 mir cine beftioe @rf6Ituno

sd 5o0 mn cine beftige &rfQltun0
gu, Die lid auf Der gruit fetiebte.
Sur6 an~penbun9 bon 8r. 4uault
&Dnig's 9amburger gruftbee purbe
t6 pollitdnOig gebeilt. = Better arebs,
POO s. 8ibbles Str, Baltimore, Mb.
Preis 25 @ents bas padet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
Cine biibi9e auefbute tbeilt Die

Cine bibi9e Mnefhnte tbeilt Die
p@a5etta Homa9nola4 in ibrer lesten
N1mmer nit Der General Tournor,
Dtotiionsfommarroeur BON N%apenna,
auf benz Hiidmeg BON elmer urlaubss
retle na6 &aue1na besriffen, iriift int
Coupe etnen alten 6errn, nit Dem er
ii4 in eine u%nterbaltung einldBt, nlto
oeiien sroBe 8ilbung i'm in @ritaltnerl
lett. Ole beuti6e utb italienii9e Mn1
tit bilbet BEN @esenitano ibreS @elprds
DIES. Der alte 9err mill 6ur1aus Der
bemtiden Wtuiif ben 8or3us Dor ber
italienil6em 9eber, mabreno Ser @ette'
raj ttidt ob1e &ebbaftigfeit fir bie batter.
ldnbii6e eintrttt. S9tebli9 ruff Tour,
non, fait 3ornig: pMt6sen Sie immel
Sbre Meinuns oariiber baben, ipie sic
molten, fir mid mtest }. y. Elm gft
BON Serbs p8isoletto" n1ebr ais ale
oeutl9en Spern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Dante oerbtnbli9it fir SIRE aus.
seia9te SDfi6feit," erpibert Der An1
oere, pbie i6 als unbenu6tes &ompli,
ltert oanfbar annebme. Sd bin Sin.
ieppe 8erot!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
Weinht.

Gin beuti6es Mdbden fur Slide
uitb lei6te Sausarbeit. 2obn $12
monatlid. Ndberes 5u erfa6ren bur9
Germ 2libwia Mabnde i'm Mabndes
Sotel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03
9;s Aladle hes l&infIers. Mfhel

Sic Ma6e bes &iinflers. Mt6el
an9slo It 1864 fiiblte fi6 imu1er ttef.
%gefrdttft, mer11 er bDrte, pte Die meiiten
&urltfritifer alles Sob fir sic antife
unb allen TabeG fir Ste moSerne Sfalp.
ttr batten, nnb 1arn baber nnablaIlig
bariber tad, pie CT biele falidcn
aunitfettner eittmal 9eb0rig b~eltrafen
f0nttte. @1toli1 fam CT auf Die Sbee,
eine Marmoritatue 81 perfertigen, oic
er nit ser 9att3en Yollenbun9 ieiner
&tnlt bilbete unO 1T bic CT BEN @eilt
unb sic @rObe legte, Ste alle feline @erff
fenn3et6neit. @lS sic Statlte fertig
mar, brad er ibr et1er Nrm ab, CAB Der
grn6itele eth alteS Musleben, ipte iibers
baltpt Der gatt5en Statae, uttb uergr1b
bteI elbe yta6t8 ait et11ettt Srt, an nell
Diem, wie ct wuBte, III ser nd6iten 3ett
eia @ebdube aufgefiibrt meroen iollte ;
ben abgebro6enen arn1 bebielt er aber
suriid. Die 3eit be8 Sal1es fam, unb
ais Die Irbeiter beim %Nusl6a6ten Ser
Groe bic Statue fanoen, 10 b[ieb bteS
ni1t larbe ein ge6etmntB /; alle altnlts
fritifer eiltel1 berbei nnS erfarnten Tie
lofort fit eines Der eoellten Werfe bes
MtertbumS, fir bas ie mieoer nt6t
9ob senu9 filtben fonntelt. Mt6el
Mngelo mar aber aud b~erbetgeeilt, uto
ais iid aub Sic arittfer tim gegeniiber
bon Neuem iber Die 9~ollenbu19 Ser
Intife unb Die Manselbaftigfeit ser
mooernen Sfulptur auslieBer r1to bic
neber3eugutts aus5pra9en, baB Elm Mfo'
oerner ettes iolaen aunitperfs gar
rtdt fdbtg Jet, ba eriptberte ibnen Wtis
del Gn9elo fiibl, ite leien i'm Srrtburn,
bic Statue Jet gar ntdt antif, ionbcrn
MODERN, tnb er ielbit babe iic al1eefers
ttgt. Mfan labte i'm aus, er aber 5o9
BEN abgebro1enen Nrm berpor un6
fiigte ibn an Ste 8ru9ftele Ser 9tatue
= lt11b iiebe ba, er paBtc gang geilau.
lteB ribt ote %geringite 9iide unb MN
la6te Wtibcl Nngelo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03

Gin Mut ber Gbanipieleriu gtas
del. Sin biibi6es Mot Der beriibm,
ten fran3blii6en Irag0oin Na9el ipirb
iett befaurt. Die 3iin1tlerin gaitirts
Dor 8eginn bes Grtmfrieges am failer.
lt9en Softbeater 5t 9etersburg. Wte
iibera1 fatto Die &iinltferiu alt9 in Der
ruiltl9en 5auptitabt er1tbulialtil9e Muf.
ttabme un6 mnrbe trob Der Spannuitg,
tpel9e bamals stptl9en 0iuBlauo u,ib
Sranfrei6 beitatb nirb i6lieblib gum
MuSbru9e beS &rieges fibrte, BET So
unb DEFENDERS In SfF3iersfreilen riel
gefetert. yta9 Der NbI9iebsporitellnng
gaben Die Moiutanten bes ;3aren 9tifo.
lauS uno Sfft5iere Ser @ar0e 3u Gbwr
Ser 3ras0btn etn 8anfett, BET peldem
Der @ban1pasner In 9tr6men floB.
Wabrenb Der Safel murbe BEN Sff5ie'
rem befat1nt, baB ben an bemielben Gage
einsetroffenen Na6rt9ten 5ufolse Der
Insbrn9 be8 9rteses nabe let. rNuf
Wteberleben, Wtabame! !" rief ettter Der
Gointanten beS 3aren Nifolaus, inbem
er NIT Der &iinitlertn anitteb, mir fpers
BEN Sbnen balS in 9arts 8eifaa ipcm,
Stn unb bic sltten Weine Sranfreids
anf SIR &obl leeren." Dante re6t
l6Dn, rneit 9err," CAB sic 6abel l1las.
fertig 5ur Nntiport, vaber Sranfret1 1T
ti9t reid senug, i'm ieinen @efansener.
Gbampasner gu 3ablen'!" = Das Wort
orang aud gu Sbren bes 3are,t, lpel.
der Der Trag0bin etn Romplintert iiber
tbre S9lagfertisfeit MAIDEN lief.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03

@dbrelb Der @abls l1nruben in
ungarH tpurben slpan3ig periOnen ges
t0btet.
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9as ,.Warterinfframent.

Sas nWarterinfframent." 0aoD
Wfarie Wortlep Montague, cine be,
fannie ensli6e S6riftitelerin, fam auf
ibrer Srientreile (1716-1719) audi eins
NAL III Elm tiirfii6es Gamilienbao. Die
Sraa oes SauleS fam ielbit berbei, nm
Der 9aop betm @ntfleiben 3u belfen.
Da bemerfte fe oas S9niirleibden ser,
Ielben. SIR Staulten iiber bteiem ibr
unbefannten @egenita1lb mar 1ebr grob,
iie rief iofort Die anSeren babeaSen tiir.
ftl6en Damen nit ben Worteu berbei !;
y&ommt bierber anb lebt, pte srauiam
BITE arliien enslii6en Srauen BON i6ren
Wtannern bebatl6elt tperoeul !" Tins at
Der 2aop gewenoet, fubr iie fort: SIR
ourft @ltd ipabrli9 nt6t riibmen, mebr
Sreibett Sit baben ais mir, ba ibr Elm
iol9es Wtarterinitrument trasen miiBt T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03

sic f6nuen tbm ibren 8eiIaa ni6t ~perSasen, henn es
1T eine Ibatiahe, bab Or. BuH's Suften Sprup all
bic anreren Suitsnntttel bereHtenb lberfhselt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-03

EuSe WdHHeIS
wel6e In Gplse BON
Suaenb 9 SInben
an Rerpenf9pdde
letben, ~breSebensz
FRAT ~nntersraben
baber unb TIRE
MdnnItnfeit rerlps
Tcn, fplten ben be-
rhtmten Or. 9ds
ttawau ipfprt cons
iulttrea. 9e1sebt
niht, R~erpentrdnts
teit (mtt pber p1le
Trdume ptrp mt1>
ienfaeftlt9 nnb
rad ben neleiten
Metboben betans
belt uup NIT benz
sr6bten GrfpIs.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
CITY HALL GOSSIP.
Proposal for Public Bsth-Poil Tax and
Regtstratfop.

Proposal for Public Bsth-Poii Tax and
Registration.
In the board OF aldermen yesterday a
communication was received from John
II. Smith, manager OF the Sanitary Gym
nasium on Aborn street, Offering the
swimming tank to the city to be used as a
public bath for four months, three hours
each day for he sum OF 5000 The COM
munication sets forth the advantages
of the central location, the purity
OF the water, which comes
from five artesian wells, and is Kept at a
certain temperature all the time, and the
size Of the tank which is the largest in
New England. 1t Is u derstood that the
health authorities are favorably inclined
toward the proposition, though it Is i'm
possible TO tell whether the City Council
will appropriate the money necessary.
There were 1853 poll taxes paid yester-
day.
The committee on North Burial Ground
met at 2:30 and the committee on asylu n
walls AZ 3 o'clock. There will be "A meet
Ing OF the committee on city property at
O'Clock this evening.
The registration was very fair yester-
day, 1872 having signified their intention
TO vote next year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
THOSE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Col. Harris of Newport Explains Why He
Did Not Advertise for Bids.

Col. Harris of Newport Explains Why He
Did Not Advertise for Bids.
An item appeared in local paper re-
gardinR the nc ion OF Col. Frank q. Har-
ris Of Newport, in letting out he con-
tract for the photographs Of school build
ings to be used in the educational exhibit
of RhoIe Island at the Worlds fair, TO
Chiids, the Newport photogra pher. with
out advertising for bids intim ting that
Col. Harris had. in his capacity OF chair
man OF the sub commit e OF the Rhode
Island Commissioners, acted without
authority aud contrary to what was ex-
perted by the other members OF the COM
mittee.
Coz. Harris said this morning that In
some Of the minor details the committee
had left matters enterely to his jud1-
ment aud that he had acted In this mat
ter ia the interest OF the state as he had
not only saved nearly $500 hat would
have been paid out for advertising, but
nas procured as low figure for the work
as he could have possibly done had he
advertised for bids. Some Of the photo
xraphers who would nave been glad to
have bid, have no doubt stirred up the
contention. Another reason Col. Harris
asst ms for this action is that il is nece>-
sary for the photographer who does this
work TO be where he can be easily com =
munlcated with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
RIVER POINT.

The population of Cassidy avenue Is In
creasiDg rapidly. Mrs. George ii. Drum
mond presented her husband with n
handsome baby girl Thursday morning,
and Mrs. John McCusker presented her
husband with twelve-pound boy AT
about the same time. Mr.. McCusker was
formerly one OF the owners OF Harry Z"
the PaNtuxet Valley wonder, and his
many friends are congratulating him
upon his good luck.
= Mary Lodge. No TO- ID. of X. of River
Point, have nominated the following
officers for the ensuing year. and they
Will be elected on Monday evening, wnen
asu2per will be served; Mrs. Thewlis,
n. u; Mrs. limo lene Arnold, V. g.; Mary
Is. Str light, recording sec: Miss Almon
Cahoon ana Mrs. Rathbourn for treas
urer; Mrs. Hannah Reynolds, financial
secretary. The lodge is now in most
hourishing condition, and has a member
ship OF lib persons.
James w. Gaddis has purchased q
handsome pair of young BLACK b rses, the
animals being received direct from Lake
Champlain. Vermont
Fun particulars of the voting con test
Tor the $500 cash prize offered by the
NEWS may be seen at the windows Of the
Clyde drug store. Main street, every even
Ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
Patents Granted.

The following patents have been issued
TO Rhode Island inventors during the
current week. Reported f,r the PRovI-
DENCE News by Augustus o. Bourn, Jr..
patent attorney for Providence: Elijah
B. Benhan, Provide ce, multiple vim
der engine; Edward 5. Judkins, East
Providence. cutter-head; Charles II. Per-
kins, Providence, assignor to the Rhode
Island Perki Horseshoe Co. Jersey City,
\. j., horseshoe blank bar and roll f0r
making hoseshe blank bars; Walter f.
Taft assignor, by mesne assignments to
the Anchor Pear Co pany, Providence,
tool for making pearl bittons, G c.. Wal
ter +. Taft. assignor TO the Anchor
Pearl Company, Portland, Me, tool
for making psarl buttons: Pardon
w. Tillnghast, Providence, two
patents, the "velocipede" and "pneu-
matte ire;" design, Charles Sisson, Prov
idence, assignor To Chapman, Vienna
Colley & Co., Roc land, Mass, tape.
Patents granted, 396; designs, 10. trade
marks Al. Patents granted to citiZe IS
of the United States. 407; patents granted
TO citizens OF foreign countries, 40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-02
BRISTOL

Inc banquet given at be Commercial
CiuD on thursday evening, through the
courtesy OF the president, the Hon.
Joshua Wilbur. was the finest affair ever
NltIessed IN Bristol. The spread was
more than elegant. The president. who
had served the club since its formation.
ana was very desirous of resigning and
giving way To some of the other
"orthy members. rendered his resiv-
hation, Dut 1t Was voted unani-
hously not to accept it, and
ne was reelected. The same officers were
,e-eiected WITH the exceptions of the
treasurer, Charles ii. Manchester, who
cllned Reelection, and Charles A d,
Johnson was elected. The board of gov
ernors Is the same as last year with the
exception of DIR. William T. Williams
aud Hon. ii. w. Hayes VINO decliued to
serve another year. After all the officers
had Deen elected and the initiation fees
reduced, Tue SUPPER was announced hy
Tue chef, the tab es were spretL in the
two nails a.d a finer spread never served
In Br stol.
Ihe tables were most elaborately deco
rated with flowers of various kinds. aud
aiter the supper had besn served th,.
guests repaired To the parlors where in
sttumental auu vocal Inusic was had AMI
games OF various xmas were played
Passed away this morning at o'clock
Mrs. BenJa nin L. Church, after a long
ana continued iiluess
Inc annual election of officers of the
Daughters or Rebecca was neld i'm their
nail on Thursday evening, a al resulted
AS loiiows: n. e., Emily j. Bullock: Y.
u, Lenna Horton; treasurer, Mary A.
iay!.r; Permanent Secretary, Josephine
AOOott; X cording Secretary, itu n Sell
uen. After the election OF offic RS had
Deen completed pleasant evening was
passed with vocal aud in,trnmataI
music and singing.