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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
Telptps iiber n8iaises 8elo."

Gin tpai6d9ter Democrat unb 2eiz
ter Der SammanpzS efte, Der Stem Oorz
Ter &ongreBabgeorbnete s. s. 6elonS,
duBerte fi6 iiber 6as rbillge @elb",
uel6es in biefem Nugenblid bic 6auptz
planfe in Der platform Der iibli6en
Democratic bilbet, in 9o1as einem
&eporter segeniiber, tpie foIst:
rWir i'm Norben unb Often bertes
ben ni6t, mas Sbr 2eute bier molt |!
9as 8olf bes Sibens f6eint unter
benz @inbrud gu fteben, baB bas BIZ
ligfte unb mertbloieite @elb fir bic
Wfafen ba5 bette iei. Sn Der gattsen
Debate, tpel9e mdb1enb Der leBten
3eit i'm &ongreB unb in Der PreRe
iiber bic @elbfrage gefiibrt morben 1T,
gebt aus benz, mas auf 9eiten Der
8efiruorter Der freien uub unbes
i6rdnften Silberprdgung oorgebra9t
porben 1T, beruor, baB ~biaigeres
8elb" bic Sorberung 1T.
nWie i6on geiagt, 10 1T es uns bols
Zig unoeritdnbli6, mas Sbr nit benz
Qusbrud: rbiligeres @elD meint, es
lei benin. es perbe 8elb barunter pers
itanben, peIdes bon ~gerinserem @ertbe
1T, als bas, mel9es ieBt i'm umlauf
1T, unb ba f6nner1 mir ni6t begreifen.
ME es m0gli6 1T, baB Sbr on
STEELE bes beiten @elbeS iol6es ber=
langt, bas bon geringerem Wertbe 1T;
n%aturgemdB miirbe bielmehr bas Der
Iangen mad Der beften @orte @elbes
erideinen.
r9ie groBe MaHe Der Nderbausge=
p%6Iferung bat aber einmal bic Sbee in
ben &opf aefriegt, bab-menn bic &es
eierungss Brefen uub Miin3itdtten bas
rom geben miirben, petteres Yapier>
unb MetalgeIb gu f6afen = bas fur
tie BON Nube1 iein mirbe. SIZE erite
2eftion i'm 2ebrbu6e fur bic 8olfsers
aiebung iplte iein, baB @elb bon IT.
genb elmer Nrt = Sob, Silber ober
Bapier-in mie GROCER Wenge es aud
porbanben lei, fur ben @inselnen BON
feiner 8ebeutung 1T, menn er ni9t bic
9rbeitstraft, probutte Der Qrbeit ober
font irgenb etmas beliBt, momit er li6
bieies @elb. lidern fann. Wirfli6
biQigeres @elb m66te es benz S6ulbs
ner m0gli6 MAIDEN, feline S9uJb in
enttpertbetem @el6e ab5utragen; bon
einem berartigen 9anbslsgei6dfte
tpiirbe bic @eiammtbeit unb er felbft
Iomit aber fdlieBli6 nur S6aben lei
ben. (8eIeg bafur 3. s.: bic Cab
lungen fir unier Stabtlanb bier in
San Mntonio in eentmertbetem conf0.
5erirten @elbe. Mnm. b. &eb.) Na9s
benz er feline S6ulb abge3ablt bdtte,
piirbe er ausfinbig MAIDEN, baB linn
ale 2ebensbebirfnife tbeurer gu fteben
fdmen, mdbrenb - aler Wahrf6eins
li6teit nod = iein @infommen fi9
ni1t hermebrt bdtte.
rWir i'm Norben unb Often ftnb
Der ueberaeugung, baB infer 2anb nur
bic bette Serte BON @elb haben folte.
Warum bas Gelb 81 eiuem iol@en
MAIDEN, wel9eS gegen bas Der gan5eu
@elt i'm WiSerftreit unb Na6tbeil fte>
ben piirbe2 Wsnn bas Bolt bes Sis
6ens erf ba3u fommt, bic Sa6lage gu
ftubiren, tuirb es fi6 be1 @iniiGt ni9t
peri6lieBen fsnnen, baB mir bur@au8
nt9t bic Nbf6t baben, Giles Silber in
bas Meer gu perfem. Sc mirb aud
in 3ufuaft ebeuio bel Silbergelb in
unierem 2anbe seben unb i'm umlauf
bIeiben, pie iemals borber. Ser etus
sige unteri6teb gegen frtiberbin 1T,
baB nit ben Intdufen BON Silber als
Waare unb nit benz Nnbdufen beKels
ben in ben &esierungsteQern Elm Gnbe
gema9t morben it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
85mj9f. WieberldnbiiGe NIB Ser.
Gtaaten Voftlfnie.
Dirette 2inie stpiiden
q stttrbam uub nj erbam
nr6 yefu Nprf.

S9ife laufen 8ouIosne an unb ieseln iebe
BeMe BON 3e1 Dort mad 9olIanb.
OutHsBtnete mad allen europdii9eR Gtdb'
ten perben gu ben niebrisften Staten aass
eefteat.
Grte Gaiite $40 unb nnnpdrts. i8toeite
&6iite $35 unD aufrdrtS. 3pifhenpedss
ttaete BON europa tperben borldufig ni&t
auSgeHeIt, bod ffnb Gintpaneerern 3tpeite
GaibtesHidets 3u ~ermdBisten Raten seiteat
80. 8. 0pmn9, Mgent,
5if DfsSnuftpnsG trabe, Gan Mnteftio, Ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
s9ols' palmem : @arteu 1T be,

S@Dl5' Yainter : @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 0eutf9en BON San
MntoniO nit ibren Samilien. Sie re-
g%elmGBigen Nbenb Srei : &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der @o6e iint ftets
5ablrei6 beiu9t unb e~rfreuen li9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unO aae3eit feaerfrii6es
Bier, iopie Die beiten @igarren.
Die Ut # auration liefert ale
Selitateien Der Saifon. Nuitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Saglif au8geaei6neter tparmer 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
Giieubabu TaDr Ylau.
Eoutbern 9aciFc $ Babm.
8. & @. u. Baba.

Mbfabrt.
Na6 NemsO rleahs, 9pufton unb Sal
Defton tdgli6 1:50 ubr Na9mittagS
unb 9 ubr NbenbS
Ha9 San Srancisco, 81 Yafo unb
eagle paB tdgli6 $3.50 Born. -.
Mnfunt I.
Bon 9tep>O rleans, 9pufon urb Sal,
Delton tdgli6 $500 8orm, unb 4:15
Na1m.
BON San Jraneisco, 81 paio mnb
eagle paB tdgli9 l :25 Na6m. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
4mtunft.
9fO. So siebt ankerproentltd.

So ii6 cine unsebeure @a6frase
nod unieren 95 Gents @6uben aler
Dirt geltenb ma6t, 10 baben mir be-
i9lohen, nit Dem 8erfauf berielben
bis auf unbefttmmte 3eit fortsufabren.
CINDERELLA Gdmbs 8alaf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

NERvINE e

GA sasantirtes a~etIrntttel fur Spferte, 6@pinbel,
&onpulficneu, 2rdmpte, uerp6fe Geuralsie, 3epfpth,
nerpofe Grfdlafuns, terrorserufen bur@ ben @ebrau@
psa 9ttst5i pber Gabaf, G@IaFsEstett, stiftse 0ies
bersef&ky enhett, @ebd&tntbf&pd4e, @ettrnerpei>
duns, te gum BatnTnH fhhrt, Tribes Mtern, Sc,
f9Is@ts{&wd@e Bet betbea @el@leMtetn, Penuttcnen,
BE bur4 neberanfrensuns bes Gebirns, Maibbruu9
cher Gutt altIamteite ntiteben.
@. 8. s4e&cFer & Co., Druaetfteu, (NnGfclser
Seu Sptn &. SarriSpn), Gneinige Mgeuten, Gplebabs
@Ip6, Gan 2ntoutc, Eegos. Gbenic Nsenten fur
HBef's Rerpens nnb GebtrnsWftttel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

100 Stimme1t bes @entrums au9 nod
Die 43 Stcialbemotrdten fir ben Ins
trag ffimmten, iomie ale bic Nnberen,
mel9e feinesmess Greunbe Del Seiuiten
finb, bic aber bic gana ri6tige Nnli6
pertreten, baB ale N~usnabmez@ eiebe
bermieben merben iolten unb bob bic
beimIi9 Seiuiten i'm 2arbe oiel
sefdbrli6er ieien, als bic Dhentli6
pirfenbem.
8eionberes Nufieben erregte Or.
2iebers 8ebe gu @unten Der Iufbes
bung bes Seiuitengefebes. 2teber err
fldrte, bic fatbolii6e Stride bebtrfe
Der 9ienfe Der Seiuiten, UNI ibre g6ttz
Ii6e Miflton erfiilen gu f6nEen unb
beftritt, baB Der 8atifan cine ben beuts
f6en nationalen SntereHen feinbli6e
Politit berfplge. cardinal &paa
babe erf fiir3li6 erfldrt, baB Der papit
ii9 aner ginmii9ungen in bic Ser.
bdltni1e bes 9reibunbes wie Der Inn
opppnirenben Md6te entbalte. Wenn
Der beilige StubI iebo6 lie bic NbIi6t
tunbyeben ionte, cine bem 3meibunbe
freunblide Yolitit au betreiben, 10
miirben bic beuti6en &atboliten ni6t
geItatten, baB benz Dogma BON Der
pdpftli6en unfeblbarfeit cine IuSle>
gung gegeben perbe, nel6e bic beuts
i6e fatbolii6e 8eo6lterung an Der
Musabung ibrer pfi6t ee6en bas
beutf9e 8aterIanb binbere.
Sic Mitglteber Der &egierunsspars
teien nabmeu feinen Mntbeil an ben
9ebatten iiber ben gentrums sNntrag.
8emerfensmertb mar bic Sungfern,
&ebe bes YreuBenfrehers 0r. Sigl
bonn Miin9ener v8aDrii6en 8ater,
lamb. 9as gauge Saus brad in
f9anenbes @eld9ter aus, als er err
fldrte, bic Giidberufung Der Seiuiten
lei gefdbrli9, benn bic @intflutb
perbe balb fommen, unb bann miBs
ten aud ite nit eriaufen.
@eiebestraft erlangen tpirb btefer
8ei9luB iibrigens f9merli9, benin Der
8unbesratb Il 10 au iagen bas pOberz
baus" bes Gei6stages, baS fi6 aus
ben 0ertretern Der perbiinbeten &egiez
rungen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feine uere
faRungsmdBig erforberli6e 3udimz
ntung baau porausfi6tli6 ni6t geben,
9enn nod pDr etma einem Sabre bat
@an3ler Gapripi i'm Nbgeorbnetenbaufe
bes preuBif9en 2anbtass erfldrt, baB
bic preuBii6e &esierung i'm 8unbes=
roth elmer Nufbebung bes Sefuitenges
iebes ni6t aufttmmen merbe, un6 bic
bisberige 8ebanblung bes bapriI6en
4ntrages auf 3uridberufung Der &ez
bemptorifen benefit bab bic Derbiins
beten &egierungen nod ME por in
ihrer iiberluiegenben Mebrbeit segen
bic Mufhebung finb.
Sod, meun aud nidt, 10 bieBe es
bod, benz md6tigen beutiden &ei3e
elm NrmutbsaeugniB ausitelen, uenn
man anuebmen mplte, baB es Dor Elm
paar bunbert S6maras&6den N b r,
dig es bereits auf3umeiien bat, er3ittern
miiBte. 5einbe bes &ei9es unb ieines
inneren Griebens linb bic Seiuiten fret
lid, aber offsne Seinbe linb ftets nett
nnaefdbrIider, als beimli6e anb perz
ftedte.
u&i6te Sid auf" 1T cine bdmif9e
@rmabnung an 9ieienigen, bic gang
berunter finb, pbne Nppetit unb entz
mutbigt. Nber bic Dirt, ia mel6er
0eob's Sarfapariaa ben i6maben
&6rper aufbaut unb guten Ippetit
giebt, 1T punberbaf.
8eites 6amilien : 8%atarrbmittei .
Supb'S YiQem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
Q. u. & u. q. 8abu.
Wbfdhrt.


Na6 @aloeftom, 9sufton unb @nero
tdgli6 ..............9: 05 Born.
RAD CORPUS @briiti, Nranfas paB unb
8eeDtae tdgli9 ......2:10 Na6m.
Na6 &errpiae tdglt6. ..7:15 Mbenbs.
Na6 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntugs nnb Montass, nm
7:40 Worgens.
Mmfuuft.
Bon @alpefton, Souifon unb @,lero
tdgli9. 200 Nbenbs.
Son CORPUS @briti, Nranfas paB ufb
8eeDiQe tdgli6. 40 Na6m.
Son &errDiQe tdgli6.... $3.50 gorm.
gon 9errbiae tdgli@, ausgenommeu
5oantags unb Montags, UNI
6:45 gta6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
udlcu atrutea @albe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der 8elt fir S9nttts, Nuetianu,
gen, Gef&wire, Gteberp unb utzNuSi3Ids, SIe&teu,
geiprunsene Sdnbe, Grpfbeulen unb ane Soutfranfs
betten; furtrt Sdmorrbotben cber letne He8abIuns.
g6Gise 3ufrtebenbett s~aranttrt eber baS Gelb wtrb
sura6erifattet. Is Gents pe G@a&teI. Bum 0ertaui
in alien apptbeten. Ibolpb Drets, Etempion & Co.,
HEanteiais
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GppleD's 3egifter, No. 20 NIamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
@hisfep, bic beiten 9emii6ten @ez
feline Weine unb als9e3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb ftetS frii9e8 Bier. Ser @iaentbiis
mer, Soc Cooley, peritebt ieiu @ef9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

Ii Ser Gaia M unb 4ns
geIita SLIGO per 8alone. BORT
$1.25. Df. 6 aftanoIa & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

= Sarab 8ernbarbt bat aus Sibs
amerifa 260 Der ielteniteng 0sel als Nufs
PUB fur ibre 9iite mitsebru9t.
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0emtiH : eteliibe Gd)mle,
Can antonip, Sera8.

0an AntDntp, GeEa8.
Mnerfannt tiidtise ~2ebranftalt fur annben
unb Mdb9en; felt breiBis Subren in reeet
8%trtiomfett. 8ortreffide 2ehrfrdfte unite,
bewdbrter 2ettuns. Ser enslii9en Sprant
wirb, pie Der beuti4en, nole &e1aune &c,
trasen. guberbem nnterri&t i'm Spaaifnep.
@inisermaben uorbereitete Sdiler fin6eH ie'
oer3eit Aufnabme. Mabere Austunft ertbeilen
9err S. GrpoS, BraiiOent beS Soul. @prs
ftanbes anb Is nj. 8arbed, DIRECTOR Ser
Anitalt. tutr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

r&i9te Sid auf" 1T cine bdmif6e
grmabnung an Sieienigen, bic gang
berunter finb, pbne Nppetit un6 entz
mutbigt. Qber bic Dirt. ia mel6er
0eob's Sarfapariaa ben i6ma6en
&6rper aufbaut unb guten Ippetit
giebt, 1T tpunberbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04

8eites 6amilien : 4atarrbmittei
Supb's Niaen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
Arrangements For Surprising Water.

In making plans for people who live In
small towns and in the country il Is fire.
quently noticed that they do not under
stand how bath and water closet arrange
ments may be provided on the second floor.
To such il may be interesting TO know that
with force pump in the kitchen. and a
tank in the attic, and connection with
the we'll and cistern, one has practically
his own waterworks arrangements.
In many houses In cities cisterns are pro-
vided and tank connections OF this kind In
order that those who live I'm the houses may
have soft water connections e., the els
tern water Under such circumstances cis-
tern water is used TO some extent in the
kitchen and for the water closet supply.
However, where there Is no city water con-
nection, IL Is possible TO have n cistern and
we'll connection in the manner here out
lined
The kitchen sink. the bathtub and water
closet and the other plumbing fixtures
would then have their connection by drain
TO vault where there are no sewer ar
rangements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
THAT WORCESTER ROBBERY.
Proves to Have Been Committed BY
Young Louis Goulding.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 5-A daring
burglary was committed at the house Of
w. ii. Goulding Monday morning. Yes
terday Louis r. Goulding confessed that he
was the burglar, and the police promptly
dropped the case Mr.. and Mrs. Gouldins
are in Florida, leaving the two sons, Harry
and Louis, the latter young man Of %,
at home with housekeeper and servants.
Harry was away from home all Sunday
night with few friends.
The safe had been riied and its contents
taken. According to young Goulding's
story at the time, 5000 or $40, 900 worth Of
property had been stolen. f"e
He went down stairs after the burglar
had gone and found the carpet and cur.
tain on fire. He rushed out and rang in 9
fire alarm, which brought firemen, police
and reporters to the scene. To the latter
he told the story of the burglary.
The police were suspicious from the
start, but their suspicious were directed to
Harry. He easily proved an alibi. Then
Louis was arrested and he broke down
and confessed He said he had been
spending more than his allowance and he
needed money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
A Scandal Which Is Creating Commo-
tion Among Hungarian Aristocracy.

A Scandal which Is Creating n Commo-
tion Among Hungarian Aristocracy.
BUDA-PEsTH, April 5-The Egyetertes
(newspapcr) says that Prince Arthur
Odescalchi, the royal chamberlain and an
army officer of distinction, has seen fit to
chase his former friend, Count Bethlen
from his castle, Szkizzo, near Buda-Pesth,
on account of gross improprieties. Count
Bethlen, in the same number OF the paper,
SAYS he has left castle Szkizzo on account
of the loss of several invaluable papers
and documents which were stolen from
his rooms there and which the prince re-
fused to account for. The fact Of the mat
ter seems to be that Count Bethlen seems
to have been on terms of great intimacy
with the Princess Odescalchi and that he
was guest at the castle during Odes-
calchi's absence on journey and without
the latter's consent. When the prince re-
turned a few days ago unexpectedly he
made scene and Count Bethlen's sudden
departure for Buda-Pesth followed. The
affair will probably lead to duel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05

A Day Devoted Mainly tn Hearing Re-
ports of Various Committees.

ports OF Various Committees.
BosToS, April 5.-Ths following re-
ports Of committees were presented 70 the
senate: Reference to next general court
on petition for the appointment OF adj
ditional election officers TO assist in can
yassing and counting votes, and that pro-
vision be made for the use Of a device of
prescribed character for working ballots
at elections: bill to provide water supply
for the state camp at Framingham;
ought not to pass, on house bill as to col
lecting expenditures made by boards OF
health on private property; ought not to
pass on house bill extending the law as to
mechanics liens to those furnishing labor
IN the moving of buildings.
All committees were given until April IL
in which to make reports.
The smoke nuisance bill was passed to .
third hearing in the senate
The house received the following: Bill
to authorize the taking of Beacon hill
place by the state; bill authorizing cities
and towns to take land for public play.
grounds; leave to withdraw on petition to
compel the use of the registering ballot
box at caucuses and political meetings;
ought not to pass on bill to incorporate
The Morning Star Publishing Company
bill authorizing the Newton and Boston
Street Railway company to increase its
capital stock TO $3.50 900, TO extend its loca-
ton into Brighton and to issue bonds.
Richard Sullivan offered an order ask.
ing the opinion of the supreme court as to
the legality of elections to be held before
1895 ia cities where the wards have been in
existence since 1885. while the constitution
says that decennial apportionment shall
be made after each state census.
The several numbers on the question OF
live stock insurance were assigned to
April H.
The adverse report on the taxation OF
property situated in other states and
shares in foreign corporations were tabled.
The bill TO establish metropolitan park
commission went over to April IL.
The age of consent bill was passed TO be
engrossed in n muddled condition. There
was wild scene over the question of ad.
journment, in which Mr.. Hayes of Lowell
asked protection from the house, because Q
member asked him if he had been - fool
enough TO call for the yeas and nays. He
considered the question violation OF the
courtesies OF the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
FIRST STORY.


in former plans Of houses costing no moro
than this. A front hall ought to be regarded,
If not In the light of necessity, at least in
that of very substantial comfort which
amply repays the cost of construction. An
outer door opening into the room in which
the guests are entertained Is an awkward
arrangement. So is main stairway leading
from the rear Of the parlor or sitting room
Both can be avoided with economy.
The wood finish is selected pine, painted
three coats Simple wood mantels of neat
design are placed in the parlor and dining
room. The pantry is we'll fitted with
shelves and bins. Rear exit is had from
the kitchen and from the dining room
through an entry ~ by 5 onto the rear porch.
The passage TO the cellar leads from the
kitchen down under the main stairway
The hall stairway is finished with square
newell posts and simply turned balusters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
MULE SPINNERS MEET.
And Consider Matters OF Interest to the
CYaft In General.

Craft In General.
WALTHAM, Mass, April 5-The semi
annual convention Of the Mule Spinners
association was held here yesterday after
noon. President Duggan of Lowell pre-
sided. The reports of the secretary and
treasurer were of very satisfactory ma
ture.
The principal discussion was the increas-
ing Of the per capita tax upon members
from 10 to IS cents. 1t was finally voted
70 increase the tax 5 cents, making the
amount Is cents per capita. This amount
was decided upon, so that the small dis
tricts would not have any cause for COM
plant. 1t was also voted that any member
leaving one place should be given a clear
ance card, and that he should be retained
In membership in the union he left until
be became a member of the union In his
new home.
Another matter which was thoroughly
discussed was the 5s-hour law, and Senator
Howard said that. mainly through the ef-
forts of the Massachusetts division Of the
National association, many cities outside
Of the state are enjoying the system.
The cities represented in the convention
include Fall River, Lowell, New Bedford,
Manville, r. l., Dover, n. H., Pawtucket.
r.. l., Nashua, n H., Biddeford, Me-,
Carney, n. j., Taunton, Taftville, Conn,
Woonsocket II. L.. Augusta, Me, West
erly. X. l., Watertown, Holyoke, Water
vile, Me-, and Lewiston, Me. Chicopee
and Patterson, N. j., were represented by
letter.
The delegates were entertained last even
ing by the local branch of the association.
A banquet was served and speeches were
made by many of those present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-05
4 CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
New York Garment Cutters Accuse
Their Employers.
A SHREWD FLANK MOVEMENT.
Judge white Delivers an Important
Decision Bearing Upon the Rights oil
Capital and Labor - Test Case IN
Toledo.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The conflict be
tween the clothing manufacturers and the
locked out garment cutters has assumed a
new phase. Heretofore the manufacturers
have been the aggressors. The cutters,
however, have planned flank movement.
Twelve cutters have been singled out to go
before the grand jury and lay an informa-
tion against the SO firms Of the Manufactu-
rers' association, for what they claim to
be conspiracy.
The grounds upon which this charge is
based are that the manufacturers locked
out their employees, and that they had
bound themselves under penalty OF for
feiting $500 TO the association to do so.
This is claimed to be conspiracy against
labor
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outside finish is Of pine, with pine clap
boards on first story; the second story to
be covered with 4-inch cypress shingles,
stained with Cabot's creosote stain before
laying.
1t will be observed that all the rooms are
of fair size, both above and below, and that
direct access is had to all the chambers
from the stairway and hall. The feature
of a front hall and staircase as commodious
rs those shown here Is of itself a striking
excellence, the value of which will be daily
appreciated by the occupants Of the house.
A very general impression seems to pre-
vail among those who build either for rent
or for their own occupancy the cheaper
class Of houses that front hall and stair
way are luxury to which none but the rich
can justly aspire. That this is an error we
have shown both in the present design and
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SECOND STORY.

The stairs land in the upper hall. from
which direct entrance is had to the three
chambers, which are of good size and pro-
vided with closets each of fair size. The
plastering is Of 8coat work, hard finished
In white.
The FIRST story Of the house Is feet and
the second story feet in the clear. The
foundation of the building Is built Of
good stone laid in lime mortar. The
porches have level ceilings Of yellow pine
All valleys are lined with tin. Hanging
tin cutters are provided for all caves The
house is estimated to cost In the vicinity of
Carthage, Ills, complete, as follows; Exca-
vation and masonry, sl54; superstructure
complete, $50; total, 5000.
+. A. PAYNE
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BrDDEFoRD, Me-, April 5-The recent
endeavor TO reorganize the York County
Hospital association and amend its by
laws, so that the hospital may be located
In this city, has called forth protest
from the Saco members association They
have petitioned the Saco city council for a
grant OF lot In Pepperell park, on which
they say the hospital shall be built.
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Someone bound to Kick.

BosToS, April 5.-Postmaster Hart, as
custodian Of the postoiiice building, re-
ceived orders from Washington to dis
charge one watchman and one laborer. To
settle the question. the names of the
watchmen were placed in separate en-
velopes, and one was drawn. The un-
lucky employees, who were veterans, are
now complaining on account Of the method
p1ovad
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Pears
Soap

Pretty boxes and odors
are used to sell such
soaps as no one would
touch if he saw them un-
disguised. Beware of a
soap that depends on
something outside of it.
Pears, the finest soap
in the world is scented or
not, as you wish; and the
money is in the merchan-
disc, not in the box.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people are
using it.
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A Bullet Through Hi. Heart.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April 5.-Frank
Palmer. aged %, employed by the Spring
field Brewing company, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart.
Palmer formerly resided In West Spring
field with his wife. pretty German woman.
He had been very jealous of his wife, and
left her about three weeks ago aud came TO
live with his sisLsv In this citv.