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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
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ibm!" sic manbte fid ab unb blidte
in's Seuer.
pGs muB etlpas sefdebett" iaste fie
balb barauf; lid rlu5 annoncirert ooer
mid an bic 8o[i3ei lpenoen. Wie fann
t9 meiter In oieier Gorge leben? Wie
fam i'd aud meiter bier leben, obne
alle areurbe auBer Sbnen?"
nSh tpiiroe nod eine @ode warten,
la9te er ernlter. rSeben Sic, SranceS,
Sbr gater mag feline Griinoe baben,
fern 5u bleiben; td ipiirbe peoer artz
nonciren, nod bic 8olt5et ibm auf bic
Serlen iasen."
8iellei9t niBfiel es Serrn Chambers
ni9t, ais alleiniser 8ei1iiher bes
i90nen Mdb9ens auf3utreteu.
sic fprad ni6ts meiter, unb bltdte
nur tn's Seuer NIT bem6lfter @tirne.
Sbr @efdbrte 16ritt our6 oaS 3int1ner
unb ihlus einise 9(fforbe nit felteut,
ii9erern @nl9las auf bent 8iano ait.
Damn mari er it9 In Die 8ruft, unb
bic Melo6ie elmer beliebten Spernarie
ert0nte in Dem fietnen @ema9e.
8eibe-loipobl SranceS Boulder tpte
aud @eoree chambers, beiaBen bic
@abe Der Muiif, Die benz @rtnen mie
benz sRet@en in BEN S6ooB fdllt. Denn
bic Muie bea6tet nt9t bie Stellung
Der Menfden, wenn iie ibr ret9es
6Hllborn iiber iie ausleert. Ste batten
beibe Sttu,ne, rnb bte Muiif mar baS
bauptiddli6ite @inbeglieb 3uil9en
ibnen. 8eiOe batten ben Gbrset5 als
Sdnser 8erruOsen unb 6uf slt gemirs
nen; aus bieient @runbe bate George
Wlan6ers 8ater unb To6ter iiber ben
Ssean besleitet, unb ba er. ite ietn
9an3es 2eben binburd gefannt bate,
tpie Srauces ebett seiast, bate er aud
ieine @obmins i'm Garterre bes Sauies
genontnen, in benz lie ipobnten.
@dbrenb er fang, b6rte tie auseuz
i9einli9 nit grobem Sntereiie 3t;
bann berbnnfelten fid tire 3iise. 9llS
Der 9dnser 9eenbet bate, bltdte er fte
fragenb an.
(Sortissuns fSlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
9as sr6Bte GIotbing 9aser finbet
Sbr bel pancoa & 6 + n.
@benfals NnaIge nod MaB.
SSena ssbr geras perfaf,t,

I'm cine &eiie mad Mempbis, st.
2ouis unb benz Often gu unternebmeu,
iebt barauf, baB Sbr elm giienbabns
billet Iber Serartana unb bic groBe
Sron 90 II ntain Route erbals
tet. paiiagiere Der 3iise bieier 2inie
fparen utan6e Stunse ber &eiie3eii
unb baben elegante puaman Buffet.
S9lafmagen unb &eeIining Gbair
Cars (Sibe frei) 5ur @erffsung. @e.
gen boiler Snf0rmation beaaslib bic.
fer 2inie wenbet gu9 an bic Sidet.
Ngenten ber 5. 6 O. N. R. g., be,
&. & 3. 81. &. ober an 3. 6. 2epis,
reiieuber pafage Nsent ber Sron
Nountain &oute tn Iuitin, SeraS.
3. 6. Somnfeub,
@eueral' pafasier.Ms ct. 2ouis,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Mafiennertualters Ssptis.

yfDti5 pirb bierbur9 bonn unters
5ei9neten Mafenbermalter bes 6errens
f6reibers S. 2obert. (geo. 104
s@ommerceliraBe, nabe Der 8riide)
gegeben, baB nod Wtab gema6te Ans
aiige BON nun an su bebeutenb rebuairs
ten preiien angeferttgt tperben.
@roBe NuSpabI In fD6nen unb feis
men 5toffen. gnlle 3ufriebenbeit gas
rantirt, ba 9err 2Obert felbft 3us
f6neibet. 8. Orpnsti.
Maf1enpermalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Dr.. price's<Gream Bafins powoer.
SS9fe @elt.AmsHeamnss amssebtamnB.
9lnf gleranIaffnna hea 0er

- Nuf geranlafung bes @erbans
bes beutf9er @bofolabe Gabritauteu
murbe Der 3udermaaren Gabrifant
gugeu 96nis in Plauen bel Dresden
uuter 4ntIage sefellt. Derfelbe bate.
ipie bur9 bic geri9tli6en Sa9bers
adnbigen aa9aemieien wurbe, ,.@bo.
tolabe" aus 20 bis Is p@t. Gacao,
tbierii6em Gett, Weiaenmebl, @oeos'
butter, Seiam6l, Snbannesbrob =
2ienruB, 9aielnuBf9aleu unb englii6
&otb bergeffegt. a6nig murbe tpegeu
GdII@uug bon Rabruuesmitteln 3u
600 Mart @elbfrofe uerurtbeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
MOtis.

I'm 9errn s. 2obert iiber feline
finonsiellen @9tpierisfsiten binpessuz
helfen, offerirt Der unterseidnete allen
Greunben un6 &nnben 2oberts gafb=
Bargains in 9lnatgen nod WfaB ge=
ma9t. @roBer unb f16ner @orratb
rDn Stsffen a1er glrt. 0Dle 3ufrie
benbeit garantirt, ba Serr 2obert ielblt
aufAneibet. 9pre@t BET uns por. Go.
104 Wef=@ommerees5 5traBe, nahe Der
Bride. 8. SrDnsfi,
Mu1enberwalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
California > slSsei,te.

Weinliebbaber finbem elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinem bei
9errn s. 5. Mener am alamo
8laaa. 9err Wfeper fu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb @telle aus unb fault birett
aug benz Seller Der Mein3h6ter. Ms
gutem 8enner gelingt es tbm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaumdbleu. @r fann
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. yfotbs iinb
WeiBs Meine In poraiigli1er Qualttdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
inS 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Stpti5 fir gtemer5abler.

Sc tpirb bierbur9 allen getbeiligtert
befannt gema1t, baB bas Geridbt ber
@ountp. 9Dmmifidre oOn geTar @OuntD
ant 10. Smni 1896, @prm. 10 ltbr.
benz speiten Monta I'M Dtonat SUM-,
i'm gourtbauie in San 9lntDnio als
Steuerausglei9ungs 8eb6rbe 3ulams
mentreten tDirb, nm bic Steuers 2iiten
fir alles @igentbum, baS fir bas Sabr
1895 3ur 8efeuerung angemelbet
tpurbe, aussuglei6en. Dieie 8eb6rbe
mirb in 9iBung bleiben, big ale ibre
borselegten Gef6dfte erlebigt iinb.
ger6ffentli6t auf Nnorbnung bes
genannten @eri9tes.
@eseben bon meiner 9anb unb unter
8eifdgung bes Siesels
bes gountp @eri9tes in
San Mntonio, Seras, am
25. Mai 1895.
.. s bab. g smith,
COUNTY @lert pOn 8erar @pantp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Dr.. prices Cream Bafine pomoer,
9as bollfomneuiie. aas semta&t tbirh.

= Ius @ilbelmsbaben f&reibt man
bonn Mnfaug SUM-: I'm bieFgen
Geueri@tff nurbe eine Glai9e anges
f1wemmt, bic einen 3ettel entbieIt NIT
Der Nufi9rift: .0ie ,,glbe" Hutt
raid. @rub an ale 8etounteu. q.
8arH&, eiu 4qeinhebeaoer."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Sun @inberella edlnbsstpre

fin5 bic Derbf. unb Winter Waaren
eingetroffen unb cine Dortrefflides Wuss
pabl bes bor3iisli@ifcn 5dubaeags ifi
bprbanben. 5tarfe un6 bauerbafte
G6ube fir 9erren, Damen nnb Sine
Der. @benfals bic feiaften 5alons
unb Sau3i6ube aus ben anerfannt
renommirteifen Jabrifen. 0is 6abris.
fate' Der v&odfor6 Shoe gsnpanp4
iinb uniibertrefflih. unfere Danens-
fdube be3ieben mir BON 5. Relp, 3.
@ullipan & So. un6 @bmarbs Bros..
@ute Waare unb mdBige prsiie III uns
fer Mptto.
6. 9 a n tn,.
ginberala Shub.6tore, Gde 9ouffons
y Strabe unb 9lpe. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Ytliemer
RaWagesStMette aaer Mrt
Ma9 nnh BON Gnropa.
3tuii@emoedssNaten niebriger als
ie sabur.

SEPT 1T bic 3eit. Sidets gu taufeu
unb 0ermanbte l,nb 8etannte aug Der
alien 9eiti1atb beriiberfommen5u gu la1en.
Wegen senauer Snformation menoe
man fi6 an
Mr. @. s. 9pnug,
BeHeral= aeiersagent Der Mallorp,
Dampfer 9inie,
523 gaI 9ouffon 5trabe, San Mus
tOnio, 5egas.
Cffsieler Nseat fir ale europdis
i@en Sampler 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

- Die gitp Brauerei bat tn fat
allen @tdbten unb Meberla1unseu bes
ShbpeFenS ibre Msenturen unb Seber
fann td an benz berrli@eu Tier ers
quiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

Gpole9's @esifter, gao. 20 slIamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alteu
Wbisfep, bic befen gemiidteu &C.
trdnte, feline Wetne unb ausgeaeidnete
importirte unb einbeimif1e @igarren
unb tets frii6es Bier. Der @igentbhs
rter. Soc @Dolep, berifpbt fein Gei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

H9 Ni9t umionH 1T bic Ma9fraee
mad bem gitp Bier cine 10 groBe.
Oas Sier III rein, tpobN9medenb unb
bon por5iisli6er Site.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

- Die aapa3itdt Ser San Mntonio
(@itp) Brauerei III ieBt berart, baB lie
ftir ben gr6Bten &onium DDrbereitet 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

bel unb Manbel bemertbar. Die grns
teberi9te lauten aus faft allen Sbeilen
bes 2an6es, nit gana berein3elten MuSz
nabmen, gang ungew6bnli6 gtinftig.
usIanD.
= Mn @telle bes Generals Der @as
ballerie, bDn &Dienberg, nel9em auf
iein Mnfn9en Der Mbi6ie6 bewi(ligt
purbe, 1T Der @enerallieutenant Gbler
| Don Der pIanib, bisber @ommanoeur
Der @arbe @apalIerie Sipifon, aum
Snipefteur Der 2. @apalleries Snlpettiom
ernannt tporben.
Ser preisri6ter Nusl6uB bes &os
mites fiir baS Bismard 9entmal 1T
Berlin, tuel6es bic eingegangenen Mos
belle gu prafen bate, bat ben Mrbeiten
folgenber @iinItIer preile ertbeilt.
grfte preiie Baertnarlbt, G@mal5,
@auer, @berlein, g9termeper, MiIgers,
96miB, Setting, Saffop, &uemann,
S9aper, 96neiber unb @ienering.
3meite preiie: Baumba9, G@aebe,
8runOn, SOP, Serter, 2Ietn, peteridb.
pfmbl, S6iling, ne@trib unb nnger.
= Sn Sielefelb murbe Der 9anbs
LANCER @6lottmann, ber i'm Spnmer
porigen Sabres bic 36idbrige pIdtterin
Maria &edmann bergenaltigt unb bann
ermorbet bate, nit benz Belle binges
ri6tet. Ser M6rber mar gefdnbig unb
bate tpeiter geftanben, baB er bDr 1rei
Sabre Elm 10 Sabre altes Mdb9en in
Sal5uflen ermorbet bate.
: Die fran36iii6en 3eitungen bez
urtbeilen bic 9amburger Ge6e bes &ais
fers Wilbelm in benz Slime, als lei es
ibm babel mebr barauf angetommen,
Niemanbes @efibl au ber.eben, als
feline uabren Mufi6ten unb l1eberaeus
gungen aus3uipre6en. Ser "Gaulois"
balt fi6 bartber auf, baB man iih in
Oeuti@lanb 10 auiieae. als oh es iibers
baupt gar feline r@liaB 2ptbringii9e
Jrage" mebr gebe. 9ie "Petite Re-
publique" t1eint, baB es ri9tiser ge=
tueien mdre. tpenn Deuti9lanb frembe
6aubeIsf6iffe mad &ieI eingeIaben
bdtte. als &riegsi9iffe, tuenn bic friebs
li9en 0erii6erungen bes &aifers ernlf
genommen tperben iollten. Ser "Radis
cal" meint fogar, bic einfa6ite Mrt nn6
Meiie, tuie Seutfdlanb feline sSrie=
bensliebe bur9 bic Sbat bepeiien
tonne, iei. inbem es feline nariegsbeute1
berausgebe, tuomit natiirlid gIIaB.
Sotbringen gemeint fein fod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

~ @Gube BON 81 bis 81 BET
Raueoaf & SobH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

- Gas Gitp8ter, bellies uie
bunfles. 1T bon feinem @ei6mad unb
erfreut li1 GROCER 8eliebtbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22

pg ansiise bon $6 big $40 5ei
& 8 obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
9as fuffbarfte @eid,emf Der Wuriebmua

OUe eIU1UWIHe WeItBeUr Der NSDrte1uWg
TIT @eiunbbeit. aein Gbelfetn tn ber Gara pber tn
ber rone etneS Serriders tDmmt tbr an @ertb setd
Dasesen erpetf ii Bite erbltde Gnlase gu arantbetr
ten oft aIs etn perbdnsntbpOIeS germd Atntb, neil
Bet ben sernsfdstsen Nnldien bic perborsen lbIum=
mernben &ranthetten rer0erble Truht setttsen f6n=
men. @nseberene S&wdhe ber abrpertoHftttuttcn
wrD pur ScitetterS WeagenbttterS leihter unb mad
hattSer hberwrnpen, aiS burG irsenb etn anberes
prdparat. sOte gerbsmuns unb aiimilattDn pirb
nnra bag gttters sef5rpert, BITE @auenabipnberuns
BITE Suuftipuen ber Nteren unb Gtusepetbe werben
reanrt Mnb bds nh eben 70 pteIe @ardntten fur bte
Grbaltuns nnb gefeatsuns ber @eiunbbeit, pel&e
benz @ebran4 be8 BitterS su perbanfen iinb. Gmd,
perhhtet unb fnrtrt btee uupersle@Iide Rebtsn VIM
fdue BON Wularia, Nerpolitdt, &rpntide G&lafofiaz
fett, &beumatismus unb g1enralste. Barnunssiisz
male, pte gerluft bes GppetttS nnb bes se5anbeen
S4lafes fouten ntdt unbeo4tet bIeiben. 8etm @es
brand neS gttters wtrb Ntemanc hber Mansel an
Nppettt pper fber S9laFpiisfett gu Hagen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-22
Gtd,erlid, lesef csbr

bic in biefer 3eitung ber6Hentli9ten
3eugniRe betreffs SOOb's Sariapari1a.
Sic beitdtigen iiber ieben 3meifel bins
aug, baB 9Dob' 8 furirt.
gerfopfung unb ole 2eberleiben
tuerben bur@ SpDb's Yillem gebeiIt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16
SONS OF VERMONT.
Their Eighth Annual Assembly Last
Night.
Governor Brown Gave Rhode Islands
Welcome to Governor Woodbury..

According to the census there are no.
600 adult natives of Vermont living in
other States. Rhode Island Is fortunate in
having a goodly share of these cmigrants
from the mountains, and Providence
has dourishing organization known
the Sons OF Vermont. Last evening
nearly 100 OF these sons, with as many
more wives and daughters, met in their
eighth annual reunion at Tillinghast's
Assembly rooms.
The chief executives Of their native
State and of their adopted State were the
principal guests of the evening, and His
Excellency Governor ID. Russell Brown
and His Excellency Governor u. A.
Woodbury. set at the right and at the
left OF President Charles A. Catlin OF the
association. Other guests were President
Strong of Carleton College, Minnesota;
A. f. Edison, historian of the Worcester
Sons of Vermont; Rev. s. II. Webb, Hon.
George A. Littlefcld and Mayor Tiepke of
Pawtncket.
The Talma Club Orchestra, Miss Helen
May Butler, leader, played in the parlor
during the hours OF reception and again
after dinner, between the speeches, and
the music was one of the delightful
features of most successful "annual."
The table decoration was singularly
appropriate to Green Mountain festival,
consisting OF solid banks OF green plants
in the center of and extending the entire
length of each table.
Previous to supper the blessing was
asked by Rev. s. III. Webb, and then for
two hours the corps of walters was kept
busy.
President Catlin OF the Association in
troduced the after dinner speakers with
an eloquent eulogy of his own State, the
commonwealth from which the members
or their ancestors had originally came.
He spoke OF her age, her institutions,
her soldiers and her statesmen, who from
the first governor, Thomas Chittendcn, who
steered the republic ofth hills safely into
the harbor OF the Union, down TO the time
OF Edmunds and Morrill,, had taken fore
most place among the men Of the ma
tion.
IL was a grand thing. he said, TO have
been born i'm Vermont, and IL Is also an
inestimable thing to have been adopted
into the citizensh T OF Rhode Island.
Governor Brown was then introduced,
and he extended tho greeting OF tho State
TO Governor Woodbury. i'm the following
words
"lt gives me great pleasure TO meet with
you again at your annual festival and also
TO meet Vermont's newly elected Gov
ernor aud welcome him to Rhode Island.
The people OF your native State have
shown their wisdom in making him their
chief executive, the same wisdom that
they displayed In elccting his immediate
predecessor, Governor Fuller.
lie is typical Vermonter, having that
energy. perseverance and loyalty which
has given TO you Influence and position In
this little State OF ours.
Governor Woodbury. was the next
speaker. tie is fine looking man and
every inch Governor and a soldier, the
latter part being atteucd by an empty
sleeve, made 50 during the first IS minutes
VA the battle of Bull Rrp Ire Go-,rnos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16

said that he was too busy to be
an able after dinner speaker, but left that
to orators and lawyers. Then, after ex-
planning the radiant smile on the face of
Daniel In the lions den by the fact that
Daniel was confident there would be no
after dinner speaking, he spoke in brief
as follows:
"Vermont has sustained great loss by
the departure Of her people to other
States. According to the census there are
10000 adult Vermonters living in other
States. But what she has lost they have
gained.
." The one thing and perhaps the only
thing that the State can boast OF Is the
quality OF her men. They have been emi-
nent in statesmsnship and in war, and
their citizenship Is excelled by that OF no
other State. 1t is an unique State in one
particular, and that is in having
been for ii years during the last century
entirely independent from any other gov
ernment before she came into the Union.
Vermont was the first State to abolish
slavery by legislation, and she
furnished the first martyr in
the war of the revolution. The State
also occupied very conspicuous place in
the last war. She furnished more men than
any other commonwealth in the union in
proportion to her population; her losses
were greater than those of any other
State and the Vermont Brigade lost more
OF its soldiers thau any other brigade in
the Northern armies.
/" People OF the State are very thrifty.
There is no State in the Union whose gov
ernmcnt is so economically conducted.
The annual public expense of all Vermont
is about half as great as that OF the city OF
Worcester.
"There are no more lovable women In the
world than the women'of Vermont. There
are no women who make better daughters,
better wives, better mothers.
"Our scenery is of the most magnificent
in the country, and altogether we are
very well satisfied with ourselves"
Mayor Tiepke made an able review of
the prominent features in Vermonts
history. Rev. DIR. Strong OF Minnesota
Mr.. A. T.. Edison of Worcester told OF the
progress made by Vermonters in their
localities. and Hon. George A. Littlefield
responded for all New England.
The gentlemen on the reception COM
mittee were: Fred /. Marcy, Rev. $. III.
Webb. DIR. William II. White, and DIR. j.
&, Rut utherford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD CDR. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialists
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have His Great Remedy
Placed i'm the Hands Of tho
Druggists.

This is the most wonderful production In medical
science In the nineteenth century. Tfis Is not
patent medicine but prescription compounded
on scientific principles and used by Dr. Scott In
his extensive practice for the Of all blood dis
eases. The cures wrought by IL are simply won-
deriul and have attracted thousands to the doctors
IaTlors for treatment.
o such an extent is the demand upon the time
and attention OIL the doctor for has medicine from
people who could not visit New York City that IL
became matter Of duty TO devise some plan By
which the general public could be supplied with
this genuine valuable remedy and for this purpose
A. A. Shepherd has been called TO Providence to
arrange with Hall Lyon, Westminster street, to
permit them 70 keep In stock and sell this wonder
ial blood remedy. This Is purely vegetable, an
excellent tonic and builder blood puriGer un-
exoellcd, a nerve tonic nothing can equsi. DIR.
scott has devoted his life to the thorough know
ledge and understanding of blood disssses.
few OF which named here: Kidney disease,
liver complaint. sick headache, Muscular rheums-
usm, dyspepsia. loss Of appetite. eonatipsticn,
scrofula syphilis cancerous humors, pain IN bones
eatsrrh salt rheum, pinples on face general debi-
ity, boils, dizziness, female weafntss, naisrial
poison.
The above named druggists have received their
first cons ignment and would invite all persons 10
call and become acquainted with tie merits OF q
perfect remedy. Dr. eeotrs medicine when placed
In drug stores Is sold under the name OF r. scotrs
sarsaparilla, AID all who intended taking spring
medicine should not fail 10 try DIR. seotts sarsa-
parilla
No Pills Have TO be used with DIR. Scott's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16
SHORT OF FUEL.
Steamer oasdens Sandal Had 10 Burn All
Available Woodwork.

Available Woodwork.
HALIFAX, Feb. 10 = Steamer Oakdene
Sandal, from Hamburg, with cargo Of
salt and cement arrived here with ma
chincry badly deranged and short Of coal.
The vessel had tcmpestuous experience.
There was SO little coal I'm tho bunkers
that all the available wood about tho ship
was commcncbd to be fed 20 tho furnaces
Shifting boards, spare ladders, awning
guys, scantling. etc. were gathered up and
used for fuel. Spare spars were burned,
and 1t was proposed II tho ship had not
made Halifax whom she did TO demolish
the masfs and burn them too. From
Shields 90 Halifax occupied 26 days. On
Jan. 70 bridges and gear were carried
away On Feb. a heavy sea smashed the
after water tank and fore and after bridge
and carried away the matches. The stoke
hole doors were twisted OF and n large
quantity Of water went down into the
cargo.
Several members OF the crew were caught
In waves sweeping over the ship and mar
rowly escaped losing their lives. The sup.
ply OF fresh water gave out and salt water
was condensed for use. The average days
run for the voyage was 90 miles On the
10th inst sea anchor was lost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16

The negotiations and consultations
which have been in progress looking to an
agreement 10 reach vote on the pending
financial bills In the senate has been
abandoned for the present. for the reason
that the silver senators on the Republican
side. headed by Teller Dubois and VOL
colt, have reached determination to per-
nit nothing to be donc.
Jones' Intentions.
Senator Jones, who has charge Of tho
unlimited coinage bill, since tho action In
the house, appears TO be moro determined
than ever 20 call up his free coinage bill
He believes that the motion will carry
III anybody wants TO fllbuster, he says,
against final vote on the measure they
can do so. He is willing for prompt de-
cision.
The reply Of Secretary Carlisle makes IL
clear 60 the Republicans that tho only
trouble with the treasury has been its lack
OF revenue, and that this trouble is likely
10 continue under existing laws for many
months yet
lt can easily bo seen from Secretary Car
isles statement, says Senators Allison
and Aldrich, that the passage Of the bill
requested by the president, to make this
last issue of bonds payable in gold, would
have only complicated the situation.
Another bond issue In the near future,
these senators think, is absolutely certain.
Congressional Doings.
The house considered the naval appro-
priation bill and devotcd the day 20 gcn.
eral debate. Tho bin carries S3l. .S07, O23
and authorizes the construction of three
line Of battle ships and l2 torpedo boats
Tho senate conhncd Itself strictly 20
business, and ns a result passed the post
Office appropriation bill and got half
through tho agricultural appropriation
bill Efforts were resumed 90 cut down
the rentals for postal cars and for tho east-
ern fast mail servico. north and south, but
all these amendments were defeated by
decisive maioriticS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16
1T Is HELPLESS.
Senate Not Likely to Afford
Any Relief to Treasury.
Jones Does Not Intend to Give Up
His Free Coinage Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-The decisive ac-
ton of the house on the gold bond bill
terminates tho contest in that body, and
nothing now remains but the issue Of the
per cent bonds In accordance with the
terms of the contract, and at an addi-
tional expense of $40 600, 900 to the gov
ernment.
After this emphatic vote, in which q
clear majority OF both Democrats and Re
publicans put themselves on record as
condemning the course Of the administra-
ton In this matter, nothing In the way OF
relief can be expected from the senate,
and 1t is now doubtful whether any serious
attempt will be made in that body to give
the question consideration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surelyC,ie,troy the sense Of
smell aud completely derangc the whole sys-
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except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
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them. Hsll's Cstarrh Cure. m tnufacfured by
r. L.Cheney a. TO-. Toledo. o.. rontains no
mcrcury. ani Il taken iit 'rnally. acting di-
the system. IN buying HALLS tatarrh cure
lie sn you get TIE renui ir. AZ II taken In
ternally, and made In loleio. O1io. by r. J.
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sold by druggists. price s5c. per bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-16

LONDON, Feb. i6-In the house Of com.
mons the government was asked IL Il
were aware that, Mussulmans In the
Pasbalic OF Marash were terrorizing the
Armenians OF that district. Sir Edward
Grey replied that the attention Of the
porto had been called by Ambassador
Currie To the state OF affairs there and
that the porto had promised " have an
inquiry s'is into the matter.