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The herald., 1894-03-06
POLLARD VS.. BRECKINKIDsE.
The Celebrated Case to Come to trial
Next Thursday.

The Celebrated Case to Come to trial
Next Thursday.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Next Thurs
day morning has been fixed upon for be-
gining the trial of the suit brought
against Representative W. O. P. Breck-
inridge of Kentucky, by Madeline v.
Pollard, for breach Of promise and se-
duction. The case will be tried before
Judge Bradley of the ciruit court. Col.
Enoch Totten of this city, who has prac-
tically managed the congressman's side
OF the case, has not recovered from his
illness, and has remained in Florida.
His colleague counsel do not believe he
will return before the 18th. Congress
man Breckinridge will undoubtedly ask
q continuance until that time. 1t is not
believed the request will be granted by
the court, whose opinion adverse to a
continuance was expressed at the pre-
liminary hearing last month.
The herald., 1894-03-06
DEPUTIES. SALARIES.
Riverside County Officials Mus. Employ
Their Own Help.

Riverside County Officials Mus. Employ
Their Own Help.
RIVERSIDE, March 5.-Ever since the
formation Of the county the salaries oi
deputies in the court house have been
paid by the county. This method of do
ing business has caused considerable
dissatisfaction and the Taxpayers have
protested with the result that the super
visors at meeting held today passed Q
resolution to the effect that hereafter all
officials must pay their own deputies
The resolution caused considerable con-
sternation among officials, and especially
those whose salaries are not very high
The position taken by the supervisors il
in accordance with the law and is sim
liar to the position taken by other boards
throughout the state.
The herald., 1894-03-06
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Notorious Cowboy Arrested for SIN
Cling Chinese.

A Notorious Cowboy Arrested for Snug
CLING Chinese.
WHATcoM, WASH, March Sat l
o'clock this morning on the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern railway, thres
miles south of Sumas. Inspector Flana-
gan arrested the notorious cowboy Terry
and two Chinese whom he was trying to
get through to Seattle. Terry was in
the customs service under Collector
Beecher and later deputy sheriff in
King county.
About two years ago he was shot twice
near Sedro in fight in which several
officers took part, while attempting to
arrest Chinese smugglers, and in which
Deputy Sheriff Poor of Seattle was
killed. Terry has been under the sur
veillance OF officers near the border fol
month past. He is now in Jail here.
The herald., 1894-03-06
OAKLAND wArnR FRONT.

Demurrers to Attorney General Hart's
Suit Sustained.
OAKLAND. March 5.-Judge Henshaw
of the superior court today sustained the
demurrer against Attorney General
Hart's blanket suit in which he seeks to
recover for the state the water front Of
Alameda and Oakland. The demurrers
are sustained on the ground that the act
of 1852 conveying the water front to the
city of Oakland is still unrepealed and
general law of the state.
The herald., 1894-03-06
IA PacuIIar Charter.

CHICAGO, March 5. - The Chicago
North Division Elevated Railway COM
pany is the title OF a corporation which
tonight secured from the city council an
ordinance giving it the right to erect an
elevated road in the north division OF
the city. The ordinance contains the
singular provision that whenever the
company has paid off its bonded indebt-
ednesa the road shall become the prop
erty of the city of Chicago.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Death of bishop Padd ock.

SANTA BARBARA, March 5.--Rt. Rev.
John A. Paddock, bishop OF Tacoma,
died last night at Mirimar, after an ILL
ness of several days, caused by paraly-
sis. Death came peacefully, the bishop
passing from an unconscious state to
eternal rest. He Was surrounded by his
three daughters and Bishop Morris of
Oregon. who had been present during
his illness. The remains will be taken
home for interment.
The herald., 1894-03-06
AdmIsslons TO one FaIr.

SAN Francisco, March 5.-The total
admissions to the fair today were 46l1.
In view of the fact that there has been
60 much agitation of late regarding the
reduction of the admission to the mid
winter fair from 30 cents to rs cents, a
N Getting of the executive committee was
called this evening, and after careful
consideration it was unanimously re-
solved that the 50-cent rate should pre-.
vail.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Treasury Transactions.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The amount
of gold paid out OF the treasury depart
ment during February in redemption OF
United States and treasury notes was
$19, 1872, 500, and the amount paid dur
ing the five days of the present month
was $629,0l6. The total amount re-
csived in payment Of principal, premium
and interest on the new 1894 bonds, is
$58, ,265. .512. The amount OF net gold in
the treasury is slowly increasing. The
figures at the close OF business today
were $107 ,205, ,579.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Aluminium Boats.

WELLINGTON, March 5.-The plan to
use aluminium boats in the Wellman
Arctic exploration has attracted Consid-
erabls attention. the navy department
considering the possibility of aluminium
boats as additions TO the equipment of
new men-of-war. Naval Constructor
Woodward went to Baltimore to-day,
where it is thought test OF the boats
will be made.
The herald., 1894-03-06

send as superintendent Of mint at Phil
adelphia; George B. Truesdale, COM
missioner OF the District Of Columbia !:
Adolph Hardt, OF Ohio. to be consul OF
the United States at Moscow.
The herald., 1894-03-06
state Gama Laws.

SACRAMENTO, March 5.-Gov. Mark
ham has appointed Leonard Goodman
of San Diego, L. Macneil of Los Ange-
les, A. w. Bonner of Riverside and H.
M. Willis of San Bernardino delegates
to the convention to be held in San
Francisco April 10th to revise the state
game laws.
The herald., 1894-03-06

imprisonment for life. Five other in
dictments will be passed upon by the
court or the grand jury, simply IS q
matter OF record, so that in case any
thing should ever be attempted toward
his being pardoned out, these may count
on behalf oi the people.
The herald., 1894-03-06
A WHITE HOUSE CRANK.

He Wanted to Turn the White House
Over to the Jews.
WASHINGTON, March GA crank, Civ
ing the name of Abraham Julius KiHler
of Baltimore, appeared at the White
House this morning and announced that
he had come to take possession OF it and
turn it over to the Jews. He was not
violent, but insistent. The attendants
handed him over to the police.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Sale of Troftara.

LEXINGTON. KY. March 81. V.
Harkness, New York millionaire trot-
ting horse breeder, purchased the two
year-old filly. Belle Meta, for $4,000.
Spellacy & King of Columbus, Ohio,
bouqht Junemot for $1,000.
The herald., 1894-03-06
JOHN rYKELL's TRIAL.

He IL Charged with the Murder Of Four
Rren with Dynamite.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 5.-The work
OF impaneling the jury for the trial Of
John Tyrell was begun in Judge Wal
lace's court this morning. The defend
ant is charged with the murder Of Ed
ward Murphy, one of the four men
killed in the dynamite explos ion In
front of Curtains boarding house. The
district attorney says he has Becur ed
some important evidence against the de-
fendant. and he expects TO make out q
strong case.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Mad nm tha strant.

SAN DIEGO. March &C.. II. Shepard,
county assessor of this county, died
suddenly of heart disease this evening,
on the street. when going home from
hnainAaa
The herald., 1894-03-06
A Triple Tragedy.

EUGENE, Ore., March 5. = David H.
Coleman, who was wounded in Thurs
day nights tragedy, died last night
from his injuries, making the number
of fatalities three.
The herald., 1894-03-06
Big Foreolosure Suit.

SPRINGFIELD, o., March 5.-A suit for
the foreclosure of a s340,000 mortgage
and for a receiver and the sale OF Whit
ley & Co.'s big reaper works, has been
filed.
The herald., 1894-03-06
SENT UP FOR LIFE.
The Monterey Burglar Given a Severe

Sentence.
MONTEREY, March Sat / O'Clock
this afternoon Amos Virgin was ar
raigned before the superior court of this
county on AN Indictment for the robbery
of Mrs. Helena Wright of Pacific Grove
on February 9th, and was sentenced to
The herald., 1894-03-06

II the hair is falling out and turning grey,
the glands Of the skin need stimulating and
color food. and the best remedy and stimulant
is Hall Hair ReneweL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-24

bep angebanbelt bate, bra1te lebteren
on ben Srt, no Uater unb 9obn i'm
8egriffe maren, einen 8runnen fir 2ar.
ton au graben. Na@ einem Wort,
we6iel, mel@er in einen Gaufitampfe
ausartete, unb in tpel9em grapep bas
meife abbefam, sriff @rabep our Wafe,
feuerte auf ben iungen Grain mebrere
S6iife ab, unb Deripunbete i'm in
8ruf unb Nrm. &apbael Grain, Der
ieinen Sobn bon elmer ShuBmunbe
bur9bobrt lab, lief, UNI ibm bebiilfi9 at
iein, bod ebe er foneit Gam, feuerte
@rapap aud auf i'm, ibm cine f9mere
Wunbe i'm linten 8eine beibringenb,
wel6er er nod anbertbaIb @tumben
erlag. Ser llebeltbdter Hii9tete nun
in bas nabe 6ide @ebai6, ipurbe iebo9
bon bem iungen Grain, Der ii6 mittlers
peile elm pferb fatteln lieB, unb fi6
nit elmer Win9sferbiidIe benaffnete,
perfolgt, fonnte aber uirgenbs gsfan=
ben merben. Nm nd6Hen Sage fteate
fi9 beraus, baB er Donneritag gtadt
bel Wermanbten in 8anbera iiberna9s
tete, unb f6- Greitag ben 8eborben
BON &errpille auslieferte. 9r. 56neu
bon Comfort tpurbe iofort gerufen. bod
ebe berfelbe am plabe anlangte, mar
Der Uater bereits eine 2ei1e. Ser
Sobn befinbet iid auf benz Wese Der
geherung.
SaB bic 9iBe uniere tan3lufige eus
genb bier in Comfort ni9t BON einem
Yale fernbalten fann, ben 8epeis lies
ferte mieber einmal Der gefrige vGas
lices8aq" in 5eQbaums 0aue Der 10
ftart beiu6t mar. baB es ben Sdn3ern
grobe S6wierisfetten ma9te, f9 in
Der gerdumigen 9aIe bequem au bepes
gen. Mdbrenb bes Mbenbs trug bic
Comforter 2iebertafel unter 2eitung
bon @mil &arger mebrere Qieoer Dor,
tpelde lauten yeifal fanben. Ser
Bal wdbrte bis in bic friiben Morgen=
itunben.
@u9 bel 9an 9olefamp fanb am
Sonnabenb &benb elm 8al fatt.
SaS i'm Sau begriffene neue 3peilt6.
dige Wobnbaus bes 9errn 4uguit 5als
tin tuirb in ben nd6lten Sagen fertig
iein unb feinem @igentbiimer iiberges
ben perben.
Sdonerts 9otel am Square, NO
ftets cine tiible Briie pebt, mirb sum
8ertauf angeboten, unb bier bietet lid,
cine CUTE 8elegenbeit fiir ben redten
Wtann. G.. N
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falls bic Sarttlddisfeit Geters Ill,
Der it'd auf fein neueS SiinoniB einlals
fen pollte, bie Sebniudt nad) etnem
Srtebensl ldluiie nit 9reuFen iebr 9e>
1tetgert bate.
Idsli6 n1uBte Graf SorOt mdbreno
Der freien .3eit bes aonigS bielem 3ur
Serfiisung iteben. Srtt1ter lpieber muir
BEN Die rullii6en GerbGltntile er0rtert
unb Sorbt bate @elesenbeit, 5u erItaus
men, nit ipelder St6erbeit ser &Onis
aus Der Gntfernrns oiele gerbdltntiie
beurtbeilte. Gr duBerte ii6 lelbit iiber
Die Sttuatton PeterS Ill. nit etner
Brd;ifion bie Sorbt in Sri ltaunen
fette. sd n1uB," iaste Der S0nis,
rbafiir forsen, baB i'd bie atsenblid<
ltde ruilii9e Sreunbl l9aft ausniite unb
BEN Selb5us beenoise. Die sitnitise
&pnitellatton oauert pielletft nur
einise Wfonate. Setter III. ipiitbet
sesen ii6 ielbit uno tbut allies MaOs'
Tide, Tim ii6 ieinem 8olfe ;t entfrern'
beu Oabei fat er cine 9obfetnbin au
ietner eiseren @attin, unb 1,a9 ben1,
mas Sie mir 1nitsetbetlt baben, @raf
tbut ct allies @rbenfli6e, ltm bic Teinb>
i6aft Ser 6rau gu ndbren. Sd mug
mir inbireft einen 8ormurf MAIDEN;
i'd babe biele Gbe anseltiftet. Sd
i6lug Der banaltsen &ailerin Glt1a,
beth our6 meinen Sc ianbten Dor, ben
1bronfolser nit feiner jesisen @attift
5u pertndblen. Das mar lange Dor benz
&riese uno mein YerbdltniB CUR &ais
ferin @liiabetb nod ein iebr sutes;
mar t6 bod bon Der perltorbenen &ats
lerin lelbit in bteler Samilienansele-
genbeit Inn 6atb gefra9t tporben. Mab.
nen Sie ben Safer sur 8orii6t; na9
meiner lleber3euguns betpest er it9 auf
einem 8ulfan, Ser eines Cages einert
9ewaltl amen 9lusbru9 baben unb i'm
oerni6ten fann.-S9 bdtte gie ldnset
bier bebalten, aber bie 8riefe, bte Id
Sbnen an BEN 9ailer n1it3useben babe,
iinb fertts sei6rieben bis auf einen
ei9enbdnbtsen, ben i'd ntorsett nnter
alien llmitdnoen anferttsen nluB. sic
tOnnen bann bic &iidreiie nod Yeterss
burg antreten, rnb menn mir uns ipie>
6erieben, @raf, ptrb bies In Berlin
iein, in Sriebens5eiten, bic boffentlt1
lamse nidt seit6rt fperben iollen. Sang
europa lit eri66pft unb iebnt iid na6
Rube; ttur bic &ailerin Waria 1bes
refia elaubt nod oerpfli9tet su ietn,
ben 9riea aeaen mid alt fiibre,. Ser
Slbfa!l iDrcr GunbeSgenolIen miro Tie
enbld wobl zines 8eiieren belebren.
Ste 6leiben uorldufig Der gerlon bes
3aren atta6irt, iuGen sic unS aber
Sreunol6aft i'm Eager Der &aiierin gu
erwerben. gteden Sie ii9 binter Die
Meiber, bann erreiden gie etmas.
Der sanse 8ries iit g8eibermert unS
tparo bon Weibern 9eSen mid sefiibrt.
Sbre Nuf9abe, ntein ltebsr @raf, lit
es, uns bic Damen am rullti1en Sofe
senetst aa maden.'
faortiesuns fOIst).
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Storresppnoens. o m fort, 23.
Suli '94. - @nbli6 na1 monatelans
gem Warten fiel bier am 6reitag Na6s
mittag elm tleiner 59auer &egen, bet
aber faum geniiaenb mar, um ben
Staub auf "a Stunben 3u I6Iden.
SrOB Der lansen Srodenbeit febt es
auf ben 6elOern INNER nod ni6t 10
traurig aus, unb tpenn mir in ben
nd6lten Wo6en einen guten &eaen
befommen, fann bic 8aummoQernte
INNER nod einen guten grtrag eraes
ben, tpel6es iiberbaupt nur benz 6IeiB
bes bieligen beuti6en Sarmers au,us
i6reiben it, Der bur9 8einbeit unb
Sauberfeit iein Gelb in einem gldns
aenben 3uitanbe bdlt. 9lugenblidlid
1T Sung unb 9llt beim Tuttermad,en
beiddftist. unb an einigen SteGen, mo
Der &egen ftri6peiie fam, 1T bic aorn.
ernte aud nod sufriebenitellenO ausgez
fallen.
gm porisen 9Onnerltas Moraen .r,
eignete iid on bem 9 Meeilen BON Com.
fort gelegenen @berrp Greet auf Der
Garm BON 8. 2apton cine Sd1ieBs
affaire, in pel6er 8apbael @rain
erl9oilen unb befen Sobn Sobn
BON Sim @raoep beruunbet pur.
ben. Gin alter Streit peqen eis
rem 2iebesoerbdltnib. bas ber iunae
@raln NIT Der S6pefer bon Sim @ras
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bonn Staate bur6 bic etiftuua BON
Wtebaillen ober @elbpreiien in 6eriel>
ben Weiie unterftiibt unb aeforbert
perben, Die es bisber beim &nber, @e=
gel=Oa6t>Sport II. I. 10. Der Sail mar.
Cine @ommlilion, befebeu6 aus ben
9errn u. Worbs, Or. 2euitt unb q.
9Balbroot, miro in bieIer Nnqeleaens
belt bic n0tbigen S6ritte than: aut6
follen bic gr6Beren beutl6en 56ad)e
clubs um ibre unteridriften eriu6t
perben.
= Sn Bonn mirb 6es Nadts bon
yangebeiterten" Stubenteu oft olIerIei
nnfug periibt. ein yorfommnib, bas
fi9 bort bor 9ur3em ereignete, aeb0rt
aber gu ben Seltenbeiten. Gin be-
truntener Stuoent Der &e6te aug @rez
fslo 1T iiber bic nm3dunuug zines
8rabfteinlagers geitiegen unb bat bort
elne Nnaabl @rabfteine, areuae unb
@nselttsuren aertriimalert. gr mur6e
bonn Na9tnd6ter abgefaBt unb miro
pobl NIT oiefer ebenlo finnIolen ME
panbalii6en Shat feline ganse Garriere
gu ni9te gema6t baben.
- 4uf benz Sabrmarft in @6niasz
berg plabte elm @lasbal1on nit Ben=
3ln. Gin leiber unerfannt eutfommes
ner @9urfe ent5iinbete bas 8enain,
pobur9 cine Warftbeiu9erin INNS Qes
ben fam uno eine Qu3abl bon 8uben
abbrannten.
- Sn Olbenburs beeins elm IL.
idbrtger &nabe, ber Sobn zines Nrs
bsiters, @elbitmorD. Nuf benz Weae
aur S6ule mari er in Der Ndhe Der
W'llitdrmai6anfalt pl6Bli1 SorniHer
uIo .S6irm BON iid unb ftiir3te iid in
ben 9unte @mstanal. Srob Der
iofort angeitellten 3ettunasperfu6e
tonnte Der Sunse erit am Wbenb ais
2ei9e ans 9ano sei9afft werben.
Oa er in Der S9ule au ben bslten
S9ilern geb0rte unb lid bur9 GieibI
unb 5reue aus3ei6nete, if man iiber1
bic gemeggtiinbe gu Der traurigen
Shat oolig i'm untlaren.
Sn Der pdbagogil1en Mohatss
19ri't praIiS Der 8olfsl9ule" tbeilt
Elm Sebrer brei NufidB1en bon
.ieiHem Dummfen" nit. Sic lauten
y 2ebenslauf. Mtein 8ater beiBt
Wilbelm unb msine Mutter ar0tden.
Wlein 8ater 1T elm Sagl6bner unb
mein differ 8ruber elm 8adlteimm6ger.
Weeinem 8ater iein 8ruber lebt nod
unb if mein llnteI. Sd bate cine
S6wefer, Die 1T on eiaer aranfbeit
geitorben, bic bieB Maria. IS III mir
au9 Elm 8ub seitorben, Der bieB Deins
rid. Wie i'd flein mar, babe i9 auei
grbf6be erlebt, unb felt bier syabren
gsbe i'd in bic S6ule.-2) unier
Wobnaimmer 1T oben bimauf. gs 1T
3p6lf S6ritt lang, a6t S6ritt brett
nnb fhnf S9ritt bod. gs 1T getapes
airt. In ben Wdnben benden bas
9ubterbentmabl, brei pfeifen, &aiier
Jrtebrt9 unb elm aanalgeapogel. un>
Ter Wobnaimmer bat cine Sbir unb
brei Geniter, 5mei auf bic SAP, ems
binten naus. Sn unierm Wobnsimmer
mtro segeiieu, getrunten, gei6lafen
uEb gearbeitet. BY Meine pfingffes
rien. sd mar einmal in Der Stride.
I'D NOR einmal i'm 0ol3beimer 9duss
9en. Sd mar einmal In Orauien tein.
Sd mar einntal in Die3. Sd mar
einmal in 2immbura. Sd mar einz
mal beim 0feBger unb beiIn S9ulter.
Sd mar etnmal beim 8sder. Sd bab.
o1el SpaB gebabt. SEPT iits forrbei."
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uebr 81 900 Gsntbum Sar antUnO mns ieiort
0sftau wsroea Der eanse ges wb In sten b Gunbfadn
m a"ts ssid @s s Der Sau pan @rse gut ns % Sa
@usseoentes Dmdre unb bOsrapb&es @tabltmnt wel4ss
bic bette Ranbiaaft TN Sabwefen BAT.
e1ut8elegen Gddtsbduier unb Gunbhde unb 8ompdse
Der Mttte unb tn ben Aubbl bsr Stab grpbt Amspab.
aebntae Ofrtm 0nb nie Scrba semastt wDrben.
REAGAN HOUSTON. Naifemrer,palter,
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Ste eem6te Ser gDiiyenfd1eYs

batbie bon ibr aufaefGdrten.
auf fbie GrbaItung zines I'm.
oertehrten &orpere bebah.
ten &erjte unjerer 3eit ot.
lebrt, biele &ranfbeite1
ohne operatives @inareifen.
bas friiber tn ben etnidld.
gteeg Gduen ols unerlak,
lid idien, gu fnriren.
Drttde iperben iest obne
9iilfe oes Diefiers unb obne
DShlner5 9ebeilt. Bic unbe.
|qnemen 8rudbdnber tauu
man getroft iuts,perfen.
0ef6tpiire am Gterifo6.
I'm llterus, i'm 3eIselpebe
ullo biele enoere tuerbeu
iest ohne bic nit bem
nShnetoen" nerbunoeneu
Gefabren befeitist.
Gdntorrboioalfnos
ten, 'uis 9roB iie aud fein
mogen, 8iiteln uub anbere
Waftbarmfraufbeiten mer.
ben ailf bic Dauer, i6merr
los l uno obne bic Siilfe bes
WeeHer8 furirt
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gtntenttettte tuerbeu obne llnterid,ieb ber
WroBee 5ertrmmert, ,pulperifirt ,ausaemoif,em
uao cpiIs Shnslbsn pellftdnoia be}eitiat,
6iir Pampblete, Referen,en uu6 osnou,
oetalltrts Wtittbetlungen iiber bic perid,ie.
oenlteH Tdae fdtde man 10 Gents (iu Srief.
nlarfen) an BITE Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, SO. eos Wata et., puifaio, W.p.
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= Dem petanten 1T in @eieuid,aft
gu Mutb. wie benz Slid auf benz Sros
denen 2anb, cher beier, pie benz
yd6tfdmimmer i'm Mafier.
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= Die 8epobner Der Samoa Sns
ieln baben on ben beuti9en aaiier Elm
@efu9 nm Nnnectirung Der Snieln an
Seutf9lanb seri1tet.
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= Gus elmer tiirali9 abeebaltenen
&efrenbariats : priifung eradblt man
ii@ bas folgenbe Curriculum: gei Der
prufuHg i'm Staatsre9t tam bic &ebe
auf Wta@iabelli. Ser graminator
fragt gum sr6Bten gntieben bes Mubis
toriums ba pI6bli6 ben einen 3anbi.
baten: rWiRen sic bieueidt, mann
&a9iabelli geftorben iits" rSamobl",
antwortete ber @efraste prompt, rim
Sabre 1927" ~Wber bas seuaue Datum
uifen sic pobl nidts" frast Der pros
fefor ueiter. .Dod, 9err profe7or,
replieirt Der 8anbi6at, ues mar am %.
Suni." ySebr gut, es freut mid, baB
Sic bas 10 senau wifien", ertuiberte
barauf ber graminator. vSie baben
iid mobl beionbers nit italienii6er @es
i6i6te beiddftigt2" 30, nein", iagte
ld9elnb Der augebenbe &efsrenbar,
yaber i'd babe es beute frib N d auf
benz &breiBtalenber geleiem."
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Rad beg Sases Soanenslutb
S1medt elm S6oDner Lone Star gut,
Oo9 mod beher i9meden mir
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Meeting. Speaking. AdJournins.
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Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. April 17.-After
calling the convention to order.
Rev. II. NJ. Whaling. pastor of
the Fifth Street Methodist church,
offered an eloquent prayer and invoked
the divine blessing upon the convention.
Dr. W, A. Williamson, president Of
Post II welcomed the convention 10
Waco in a neat speech. He said:
"Mr President and Fellow Travelling
Men OF the state Of Texas: on the part
OF Post II. as its president, as citizen
Of Waco, the duty devolves upon ME
to welcome you to our city. 1t is with
the greatest pleasure that welcome lie
most progressive set Of men that are in
our state today, the men who always
wear smile and are equal to any
emergency, from selling a threshing
machine to pins and needles; who can
always give you Information and are
particularly well informed about crops
and politics; men whose demands are
very modest, and the hotel keeper Will
testify that such is the case. assure
you. gentlemen, that you are warmly
welcomed by every member OF Post II
and especially by our auxiliary mem
bers. our wives and daughters. I can
assure you as warm a welcome on be-
half OF the citizens OF Waco as on the
part OF Post II which will be attested
tomorrow morning by the mayor turn
ing over to you the keys of the city"
After Or. Williamson had concluded
President Benson spoke as follows:
Members Of the r. p. A. Ladies and
Gentlemen and Citizens Of Waco: II
is indeed with great pleasure that we
have come to meet I'm this city When
we last met in this city in state con-
ventlon we were met with a warm
cordial welcome from the citizens Of
Waco and ever since we have had
most kindly feeling for Waco. Since
we have been here we have been is
cordially welcomed and kindly treated
as any body Of men could be. To the
members Of the Waco Post, 1 would
say you have chosen most wisely in
selecting DR. Williamson your presi-
association / desire to return thanks
for this welcome TO the city"
The president then announced the
following commlttees
Rules and order-Vern W. Jones,
Houston: c. c. Bruner Austin; 5.
Doughty, Dallas
Credcntlals-Vernon Lemon Houston;
George c. Killlan, Dallas; Thomas +.
Farmer, Waco.
Revision OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ. Morgan, Waco; J, ]. Booth, Austin:
L. NJ. Dismultes, Waco.
The committee on rules and creden-
tails were instructed to meet at o'clock
tomorrow morning, after which the CON
vention adjourned until 10 a m. to-
morrow.
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wEATHERTonD NEWS.
Ladies' Nn,-onsI Press Association
Ia Town--snm Jones' Tabernacle.

In Town-snm Jones Tabernacle.
special Dispatch.
weatherford Tex. April 17-Tbis
morning the womon's Press ossocin-
ton. in charge of Major Lewis travel
ing passenger agent Of the Nissour,
Pacific. passed through this place at
1880 o'clock en- route TO San Francisco
Cal. ON their arrival they were met
by The Gazette correspondent of tbis