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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Salbe Staten fir bic Iabrt mad
GbicaaO Mn6 smriid.

9as lange ermartete GreigniB 1T
enolid eingetreten. Die Ba1agiers Staten
fir bic 6abrt mad @bicago unb auriid
limb auf bic 6dlfte rebueirt moroen.
Som |. Nugut an perfauft bic
Santa Gez9abn &etour 8lllette noh
Chicago pia ST. Souls ober 9onias
Gitp gum Breiie Der einfeden 6ubrf
plus $500. Solhe Sidpts merben
tdgli6 bis gum 81. October 1893 uer=
fault peroen, Dieielben BADEN cine
8uIli9teit BON 80 Sagen fir Die 3id=
fabrt bonn Gage oes gertoufes an.
Die Snbaber berielben iinb feinen Be-
idrdnfungcn / geaus auf bic Mccom=
mobationen untermorfen. Wer oafir
EXTRA be5ablen Mil, fann aud pIdbe
In ben pullman' I9en 8efibilsG 6laf.
Waaen belegen. Die 8enuBung Der
ho6eleganten Chair. GarS Der Santa
Sc Bobn itebt ben paHaeieren obne
@rtrasV eraiitung CUR 8erfiguna.
Die pa1a9iere f0nnen Don @bicago
an bic &iidfabrt mad Belieben artre.
ten, porausgeieBt. baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen 8iltisteitsbGuer Der
Siaette gei6iebt. unb lpenr man au=
riidfebrt, wirb man niht nur bas Be-
wuBtiein nit fi6 mad 9aufe nebmen,
benz grOBartigiten S1auipiel Der
@elt b~eigemObnt gu babsn, ionbern
baB bic Geiie aud bic benfbar anges
nebmfe unb bequemte gemeien ift-
ME bas chen MIR bel Der bodelegan.
ten unD mOoernen Nusrnltung Der
3ige Der Santa Sc 8abn mogli6 lit
Sine entlprehenbe n~iebrigere &ate
Dirb fur ale punfte an Der 5anta Sc
8abn mad st. 2ouis unb &aniae
@ltp inter benielben 8ebingungen
feltgeieBt werben.
Dian menbe fi6 miinbli1 o6er
f6rlftli6 on irgenb einen 8ilettzM gen>
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8esug auf
Siaette oOer ionftige @inSelbeiten.
Dian lai1e f6 einen Columbia: Fol-
DER geben, Der ni6t nur cine genaue
8eidreibung Der Weltausfeaungs.
Sauten entbdlt, fonbern aud einen ge=
nauen plan bon Sbledgo.
%. 8. &eenan,
@eneralSp dHaaier= NQeut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Sic Mrbeitslpfem.

Die Grage, mas nit ben arbeitsIos
Ten Wdnnern. bic bon Californian
bterbertamen unb fe~ftsebaIten uuroen,
gef1eben fol-, 1T nod melt bun ibrer
Golung entfernt.
Wtan brinst ibnen atpar cine Mafe
Spmpatbie entgegen, alein bonn Mlt<
leio fam Niemanb leben. @benfome>
mig tann babur6 irgeub etmas gedn=
bert merben, bob man bic poliaei to-
belt uno benz @pup. Sogg Danf=
abrefen fenbet.
Sic nadte 5batia6e lit, bos bic
2eute fi9 NIT @ewaIt Der Gradtaiae
bemd6tigten unb einen Staat perlie.
BEN, Der iie bur9 arbeit nidt mebr su
erndbren DermOdte. 6dtte man bier,
rpie in Del Rio gebanbelt, unb linen
BET ibfer 4ntanft gu efen gegeben, 10
mdren he beute pie1et1t fdon bort,
uohin he gu geben miinf9ten; henn
In San MntOnie wolten fie bod ibrer
eigeren Ansabe mad, nidt bleiben.
Dab he better baran fnb in Netp
Orleans ober Birmingham, Nla., NOS
bin he reifen molten, als bier, bas 1T
iebr fragIi6, femmt aber unter ben
niGt in 8etradt. Sbr
1T es gewiB niGt, bob ie San
@ntonle CUR 2aft fallen.
% tie nun aber eimmal bier finb,
lluB oe9 inter alien umftdnben ettpas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
u9nreb efrepbelm p~eraiftet.

go lautet bic traurige @eidi9te
Vieler, bic obne ibre eieene SduIb
elenb gemaGt mDrben finb. 4ber CO
sisbt Elm Mittel sesen Stropbeln, Ell
nerlei, oh fe erbli6 Iinb ober ni6t.
Das 1T 0oobs S~ariapariua, bas
our9 feline mddtige ginmirtung aui
oas Blut ale Spuren bieies Qeioens
aus bemieIben beraustreibt unb BEN
2ebensiafte mieber bic Garbe unb 81:
genfhaft Der @%eiunbbeit perIeibt.
Wern Sic bei6IoRen baben, pooos
SarfapariIa gu nebmeu, 10 lafen Sic
I'D fein wertbloies @riabmittel aufs
f6waben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
2ttherbeif eeeen cine ueriDocnWciie
fuiebetfehreune 4laac.

Wenu Du, Der DIV in etnei Ntebersessnb tpohrit,
Did sesen BITE peripbtiG ptetertetrenbe Rlase ial en-
p!ait, bic Did Ia Geftaft ppn Sroit dauern unb Sies
Ser cber III Sorn rOa elmer burh Wtta8meu ~er5eusten
Granfbett %Aberfaat, Jude, anftatt Gbtntn pber anbere
Nltalctben unb %mtneraltit be Drrs EN- an sebrau&en,
pel&e nur Grtei6teruns perifafen, unb itetS fir BITE
@eiuatbett TN @1semetnen nadtrdsfta iab. bort
@bthlfe, no ie fets gu tnben tt-tei btm srhnblts
Gen 9rdpeniips unD Setlmtttel, Soitetter'S Masenz
bitterS. pelGe8 in @eoenpen, in ,relaen bas Sieber
bteiem Continent, I aGelbe pplitdnbia aus benz Gps
fem tretbt @auenleioen. TpSpecite, De. f. pfuns,
@lerenz unb 6erpenlricfn. Neura'ste uno &b, una
ttSmuS tub unter ben &rautbetten Su nenuen, ss8eu
wel&c saS rationale 9 drtu sS unb Ssilmt:ttel anjuz
penben 1T. neberaa tsnnen bic Ger5te feineu wirts
ltmeu Wertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
MlerGet.

Sic Gaino : @efeai6aft er6fnet
bic Saiion am nd6ften Mittmo9 our6
eiHen gag nit Bromenaoe= &on3ert.
Die aE1 Greitag 4benb i'm 30:
li5eigeri9tsiaal a~bgebaltene geriamm>
lung Der Mtitglieoer bes Grades
Council" berlief beinabe reiultatIos.
Die Mbli4t mar, ben arbeitslofen
-Jremoen auf irgenb cine Weiie gu
0lilfe gu fommen. Dabei mabten li1
aber ~ piele tpiber freitenbe MnIi6ten
geIteno, oaB Der 3ued aumeiIen aau3
aus Dem Nuge uerloreu murbe. 0ols
man, Mierom, Burroughs, Scat 2emis,
Capt. poor, Sau9bertp unb Mnoere
waren bic Setter unb M~ntragfeGer.
IS uuroen i9lieBli9 $3l.50 geiams
melt, pel6e man CUR Nnfdafung BON
4ebenSmitteln permenren mill. Capt.
Door unb Mr. Saugbertp erbielten
ben Iuftraa, bies gu beiorgen. Gls
Or. %. %. &obinfon cine populiFii9e
Nebe balten wo0te, pertagte mar fid.
= 2ouiS &untel, 1873 Nor6>
Shores StraBe eherirt California 3otbs
Weine gu 60unb IS Gents per @alone.
Nabe Dem Snternational@ Depot
brannte geifern Na6t cine NieberIage
BON Migge & So. nit elmer @a9ens
labung 9eu ab.
Mls es fid UNI bic gerfolgung
Der Wirtbe banbelte, barum, in Der
eigenen 8eD6lterung 3wie radt gu
iden, maren gruBe Summer our Ser.
fiigung. Sept bitten bic Grommen,
bic fi6 in Nlem auf bic 8ibel berufen,
einmal Gelegenbeit, elm nirflin guteS
Werf gu ftiften, mo3u ibnen gerahe bic
Bibel fopiel Nnleitung unb 8eiipiele
giebt; allen feline Seele riibrt ii6.
= 6eute Ibenb aelanst I'M 8roBen
Spernbauie Morrifons r5auH" aur
Dartelung. leber cine Nuflbrung
biefes Dramas in Cincinnati idrelbt
bag bortige n@oItsblatt": 2emis dor
rifon unb feline Srupse iparen auss
ge3eidnet unb Derbiente namentIi6 Der
@enannte ben rei6li6en8 eifaQ, Der ibm
au Sbeil wurOe, in polhem WaBe.
gs bate fi6 omar Elm sablreides pub
lifum eingefunben, bod bdtte bas
6auS pan3 uno gar ooQ iein fOnen.
um fid an einem ioJh' gebiegenen
S6auipiel su peiben. 9err Morrifon
lit elm &iinfler erften 3anges; ielne
9%eifungen aIs .Mepbifo" tparel ges
rabeau binreiBenb, iebe 8emegung
3eiBte ben poaenbeten &iufler. Die.
len mag beute nod iein fatanifGes
6rbngeld6ter in ben Obren fIingen.
Slider 1T aud, baB Der empfangene
@inorud aud lange 3eit bier unauss
l0ihli1 fein wirb. Was bic fcenii9e
Nusitattung anbetriHt. 10 mar lte eins
fad fuperb; Der Som su Niirnberg,
her 8lumensarten bel Gret9ens 9auS,
Der MurftplaB, Naes mar gan3 ges
treuli6 na69ebilbet, unb bann erft
nod bic Scene anf benz 8rofea, tuos
felbit bic Nerbammten i'm pfubl beg
bDull1en Jeuers gepeinigt wurben.
Dieter 4nblif mar f9aartg f96n.
ueberbaupt ging bic son3e Mufiibrung
glatt Dnn ifalten.
6einfte california WeiB : Weine
BEL 2ouis @unfeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Galifprnia 8 Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga.
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA @einen bel
9errn s. S. Weper am Mlamo=
ylaaa. 9err Mteper iu6t bic @eime
On Ort unb STEELE aus unb fault bireft
aus benz Seller Der 0ein5ii9ter. Nla
gutem 9enner gelingt es ibm itets, Biz
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. @r fam
leine &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. 3otbs unb
WeiB Weine in por3iigli6er Qualitdi
BON leBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tlts 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Die Slusfteauns in 9aaas.

Sic International : 8abn Derfauft
&unbreiiebiGete nod Dallas our 3eras
Staats Sair unb Dallas : Expedition
bonn 10. bis 20. Oftober ~incluline =
&idfabrt am 30. Sftober = gu beoeus
tenb berabsefeBten Staten. We9en
Der preiie. 3eit uub 3uge fragt ben
nd6ften Sidet Nsenten o0er menbet
@u9 an
8. 5. price, u. g. 3. u.
Yaleitine, 3eras.
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3ie leBte 0eleaenheit

bic Wusitelung at beiu6en. 9ie Snz
ternationals @ifenbabn mirb cine &ate
gu ungefdbr einem Gent bic Meile fur
Die &unoreiie mad st. 2ouis unD
@bicago MAIDEN.
Blllette merben bonn Is. big gum rs.
Sttober gum 0erfauf ausgeltelt uno
limb big gum Is. Neuember fir Die
&idreiie giiltig.
Wesen beS Ndheren menbe man fiji
an ben nd6ien Mgenten bieier @ez
ieal6aft.
8. 5. price.
u, 6. g. a., paIefine, Ser.
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@eneralz Bafagier= Igent

gOule1's 6egifter, No. % QlamO
Yla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Whlsfep, Die beiten gemii9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weins unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte uno einbeimiide @isarren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Ser @iaentba.
met, Soc @oolep, Derltebt ieip &sf6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
s@uls' 9almen : 8artem lift Be

SammelplaB Der 9euti9en BON San
4ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
9elmaBigen Ibenb 6rei : &onserte an
pier Nbenben in Der @o9e lint ftets
5ablrei9 beiudt unb e%rfreuen ii6 elmer
augemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
utlb WbisteDs unD ~ale3eit felerfrif9es
Bier, fomie bic beften @igarren.
Die Ut itauration liefert ale
OelifateRen Der Saifon. Nuiiern,
6tife. Wilb in better 3uberettung /.
Sdglif ausgeaei6neter lparmer 2un6
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hey- Sine pouif6nbiae Wusmahl DC

Rg~ Cine b~o1itdnbige @uswabl bon
0o13eitSz uno 0erlobungs s.
farten fomie 3 allsprogram M
nj e n unb 81 Ball &ars
ten. DOH ben f%einften bis 3u ben gem6bn=
li6en Sorter. bel $ o b. 8 dOtt
Sob : Druderei. nabc Puul Wagner's
Store. 8etelunsen DOn ausndrts
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Gin ENTRY Clerk, muB beuti6
ipre9en uaO CUTE &etommanoatiOnen
baben. Wian aoreilire: Entry
Clerk, care of ,Greis preKe".
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aar Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Wboleiales unb Hetail : 9dnoler
in feinen Nutern, 6iiden, Wtlo &c.
SeIepbone g o. 81.
@uftrdge aus Dem 2dnbe werben
erbeten unb prompt ausseflbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Mo. 95 siebt auRerproentlih.

ga li6 cine unsebeure Na6fraae
nod unieren 95 Gents S6uben aler
Dirt gelieno modt, 10 haben mir be-
f1IOHen, nit benz 0ertauf berieIben
bis auf unbetimmte 3eii fortsufabreu.
CINDERELLA Gdmbs9alaft.
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@eiratbS gdleine:
Grnt Saatbof unb &ida 8al3en.
@buarb DieB unb @liiabetb Sta9el.
bauiea.
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9omD Sauit's &efaurant unb Iu.
iierhbauS. st. 2ouis. g~rominente
Si!rger unb 6rembe aus oQen @elts
tbeilen t0nnen bier a~ngeirofen werben.
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Sutt's piaen tduiden ben 2eibenben
niemalS.
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u, 6. g. g., paIefine, Sc;
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6ooo's Sarl apariua heilt,

empfebIen mir es OILS cine beroorraseube SAINT.
liens Wteoi;in uuo miroen uiGt obne oiefelbe fem
poIert. SIR. uno Wrs. Or. W. Golfer, 14l2 2.
Wreuue. MItocua, pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
&ciOe battcn Gc5ema Oer
i6limuiteu Nrt.
Gcsema ser i1iinmiteu slrt

,pei op1e Sabre. mir batten brei aerste pdhrenS
oIeier 3eit. DO tetncm n~erieIbcu selana e.. Fe
pieoer 5u beiten. mob i1uea bic Ieiieite 2,nberune
III ocriGaffen. edIieBli5 oeriu&ten mir Sppn'8
G~arfapar:nh, uno aob eincm Monats tparen
beibe &noer pouitdnois seheitt. g3ilcno. oaS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27
NO WONDER HE SLEPT.

Engineer Allison on Duty Forty Hours With
out Sleep Before the Fatal Wreck.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 26.-The testi-
mony now being taken by the coroner in
regard to the Big Four wreck on the Wa
bash bridge Got. 2S. in which engineer Wi
ley Allison whose body was found only
last week. Lost his life. is establishing q
fact that most persons believed IN at the
time of the accident-that Allison had been
long without sleep. and was not awake
when he ran into another train on the
bridge. One witness. q brother engineer,
t~estIties that Allison had been on duty
forty hours. with q chanco for only a few
hours sleep within twenty-four hours Of
the accident. The morning of the accident
efforts TO learn the facts in regard to his
hours of duty were not successful, bnt on
the witness stand those who knew the
truth are telling all they know. That
morning Allison's fireman. who had jumped
before reaching the bridge, said that he
knew what was the matter. but that he
would never tell any one. It is sald that
Allison could have laid off for sleep. but
that. as he had lost time by sickness, he
was trying to make 1t up by extra hours
on duty. This condition of things becom-
ing public now has started people to CON-
Allison carried o passenger train into the
Wabash river instead of q freight. The
coroner has subpGnaed more witnesses
among the railroad men and will 80 to the
bottom Of the matter to fix the response
bility.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27
MRS. sHIDE DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
A Young Wife at Staunron Whose Burden
Was Too Grent To Bear.

A Young Wife at Staunton Whose Burden
Was Too Grent TO Bear.
speo ial to the Indianapolis Journal.
Brazil, Ind, April 26.-The little town
of Staunt0n Is excited over the suicide of
Mrs. Lizzie Shide. aged twenty-tbree.
which is reported from there yesterday.
some time ago, while suffering mentally.
Mrs. Shide jumped into an old we'll. with
the intention of committing suicide. but
was rescued. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George heidIe, took her home. and forbade
her husband. John Shide. from coming TO
visit her. They also refused Mrs. Shide the
privilege OF seeing her one-year-old babe,
which was kept by her husband. This
greatly worried the unfortunate woman
and finally drove her to desperation. which
resulted in suicide. She was left alone
yesterday at her fathers home. and as soon
as the family had departed the grief
stricken woman locked the ron door. Sc
cured a double-barreled shotgun and went
TO her bedroom. where she placed the muz-
Zle TO her abdomen. and, reaching down to
the trigger. shot herself through the body.
She then walked TO the front room. and
when her sister returned homo told her
what she had done. Squire Anderson was
soon called and held an ante.mortem ex-
animation. in which Mrs. ShIde stated that
family trouble caused her to commit the
deed.
O6tcTbl pcIeOuo dppculou W uI. htlulo
to permit Nix. Shide to visit his dying wife.
and finally gained bis consent. The hns-
band was sent for, but as he entered the
door George Keidle. jr, brother of the
suicide. grabbed q revolver and attempted
to Kill Shide, being prevented Dy bystanders.
Mrs. ShIde lived three hours, and this al
t~ercation occurred within three feet of her
dead body, not yet cold. The Keidles claim
it was mistreasmen on the part of her bus
band chat caused Mrs. Shide to take her
own life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27
LASKER WINS THE MATCH
Considers Showalter the Strongest Chess
Player He Ever Ran Against.
Sensational Suicide of Mrs. Shide-Death of
Centenarian Krug-School of Methods at
Wabash-Fatal Strokes of Lightning.
NOT IN II.
The German Champion Wins the Great In
ternational Chess Match.

The German Champion Wins the Great In
ternational Chess Match.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KoKOMo, Ind, April 26.-With to-day's
game the great international chess match
in this city ended. Herr Emanuel Lasker.
of Berlin, Germany. champion of Europe.
won his sixth game and the match over
jackson w. Showalter, of Georgetown
KY. the champion OF the American Chess
Association. The closing game was one of
marvellous brilliancy, in which the Ameri-
can had the best of it until near the close.
Showalter resigned in the forty-fifth move
after four hours play. Lasker won six
games. Showalter two. with two draws,
ten games being played. Lasker. though
only swenty-three years old, has defeated
all the renowned chess masters of Europe,
and his victory over Showalter placed him
the foremost chess player of the world. AT
the close of the contest. Lasker declared
that the American gave him the hardest
perience." he declared. ever stood I'D with
such a formidable front as has tho talented
kentuckian. He Is the greatest player
ever met"
While the defeat of the American Is q
great disappointment to his many friends,
all concede that the clever German won
fairly and is entitled to the full credit for
his victory. He takes the purse of 81 ZOO
and the championship of America. A close
analysis of the games shows that Lasker
earned bur two games OF the ten played.
and Showalter earned both his by the most
brilliant play.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27
ERICssON's STATUE UNVEILED.

Monument ro the Great Inventor Exposed to
Public View on the battery.
NEW YORK, April GA tribute OF honor
to the son of another country whose genius
b .friended rs in time of sorest need. con-
stituted the first formality in the Column
ban fetes of to-day. While the Columbian
fleet was slowly waking into life in the
barbor this morning on shore the air was
rent with the music oil bands and prepara-
lions were being made to unveil the statue
Of Ericsson. As early as 7:30 the members
of the New York and Brooklyn Swedish
sing ing societies bled in Union square
and marched down broadway to the Battery
10 assist in the unwilling Of the monument.
The double turreted monitor Miant0nomoh
came MP from the lower bay early this
morning. anchored oil the battery. and
Tired twenty-one guns. when the statue
was unveiled by Miss Ericiinda Anderson.
The statue was then delivered to the oivio
authorities by Secretary Ashley w. Cole.
and accepted on behalf of the city by Pres
Ilent Paul Dana. of the park board. Col.
William Z. Church made the grafton.
This statue OF Ericsson was nodded by
Julian Scott Hartley. and was cast In
bronze by the Gorbam Manufacturing Conn
psny, at Providence. The figure of
Ericsson Is eight feet three inches high. The
pOl8l0O quincy kIb0lte PEDESTAL. on
which it stands. is eight feet nine inches
high, making the total elevation of the
monument seventeen feet. There are
four low relief bronze panels set in the
pedestal. The subjects represented are:
''rhe bsttle W the Merrimao and
the Monitor" ''steam fire. en- CINE in action"
"steam sloop of war Princeton" the first
application of o screw propeller To war
snipsl. and a group of various Inventions.
such as solar and calorlc engines. The
head of the afatna waa mOdeled fr0fu a
bust taken from life. The figure stands in
an easy position. holding in the left hand
q scroll. TO which the inventor points with
his right hand. in which he holds q pair of
compasses. Ericsson is represented as
wearing an old fasbioned. double breasted
black coat. n costume which the inventor
affected. The arrangements were such
that the ceremonies of unwilling were
ended by the time the feet appeared Oft
Governors island on its way 10 the
anchnraxa-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-27

6noH R0ada

dOOQ ROADS.
it seems that the Michigan lawmakers
have lad their eyes open. The value OF
broad wheel tires being apparent. and not
wishing TO put the farmer to compulsory
expense. they have made q law the drift OF
which is that the farmer who will use his
wagon tires Of q certain width shall have q
rebate on his road tax of one half. And
this is how it works. In buying O new
wagon the difference In cost is slight. as the
wider tires may be much thinner. sDd the
added strength in the wooden felloes makes
o ger wheel. To take from q wagon al-
ready in use the narrow felloes and tires
and replace them with wider ones. costs
between S12 and $50. and in the case OF the
farmer To whom / refer the direct saving
IN road tax was more than % per cent. on
the cost of making the alteration. To =
mau who was loaning his surplus money at
6 or z Der cent. the broad tires looked like
o good investment. il there was no other
advantage. But the other advantages were
much greater. He showed me that in tho
corn fields thirty bushels had been a good
load with narrow tires. and he could now
haul fifty bushels with greater ease. When
it came to hauling produce to market the
load could. with wide tues, be increased
from % TO so per cent.
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DEBs APPARENTLY ExoNERArED.

brotherhood at Terre Haute Took No Action
Against the Railroads..
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 26.-It was
midnight when the lodges of Brotherhood
of Firemen adjourned on the Debs case. No
action was taken on the general charges
against him. but q committee was ap-
pointed to inform the press that there was
no truth in the report that he had been
expelled because Of the interviews with
him in which be had pronounced the
brotherhood a failure. Debs seems TO have
carried the meeting his way.
The cause of the trouble arose from ex-
pressions of Debs in q recent interview in
which he pointed out the SHORTCOMINGS
of the brotherhood, and insisted the rail-
road men should be organized on a
broader basis. Those active in seeking
his expulsion held that his views were ln-
imical to the brotherhood and contem-
plated Its disruption. The ex-grand secrc-
tary showed that he had been elected
grand secretary Of Local Lodge No. 10 for
thirteen successive years without an op-
posing candidate against him or a sin gle
vote against him. and that he had never
accepted but a moiety OF the salary voted
HIM. After his statement the lodge voted
unanimously TO drop tho charges and
charges against Grand Secretary Arnold
were even considered.
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Anna Parrish. of this city. made n short adj
dress. Mrs. L. NJ. Beck. of Bloomington.
gave an instructive talk on The Jericho
Road" and Miss Leonore Ayres. of Indlanap-
oils. State pariia mentarian, conducted a
splendid parliamentary drill. Mrs. Anna
Gradner. of Marion. read an interesting
paper on Law and Statistics" and Mrs.
Collins gaves Bible reading on Code Plan
of Finance"
Attic afternoon session Mrs Baker. of
North Manchester. led the devotions and
papers were read as follows: "A Lever of
Omnipotence." by Miss Trueblood. OF Ko-
koma: industrial Training of Girls" Mrs.
McWhirter. of Indianapolis; The Circuls-
ton Of IDEAS Miss Ayers; The Enfran-
chisement of Women" Mrs. Armstrong. of
Kokomo: The l.. Il. l.. Reserves" Mrs. X.
I. Straw. Of North Manchester. After a
conservation service the meeting adjourned.
Tonight Mrs. Sharp. of kokomo. led the
by Mrs. L. NJ. Beck, president of the lndi-
ana w. C.. 7. IL.