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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
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9tem Dort eri6einenben "Financier''
ipeiit gum erften Wale ieit LANCER 3eit
einen 9hdaang Der IuIeiben anf, unb
5nar i'm Betrage BON dber p Wtillios
men Dollars. Dabei babeu bic in ben
Banter mfBig aufgenausen Depoliten
INN $22, 100000 abaenDmmsn.
= Sn Stem Sort mar Der Iebfe
eonntag trodeuer, als ie supor. Gelbf
bic 5eitens unb 0intertbiiren ber Sas
looms naren bermetiI6 peri9loRen.
Mapor Strong bat feline @rtldrung
pieocrboIt, 5aB aud ibm bic gegenmdrs
tiqen Sonn!a9sgeieBe unfDmpatbii9
ieien, baB er iie abel 10 ftreng aI8 moss
lid bur6fii6ren merbe. 5a9e Der
Gegislatur lei es bann, Iiberalere @es
ieBe gu erlanen.
= Sunbes Senator pfelfer pers
lan9t bic Gritnbun9 elmer neuen par=
tel. oTreililber unb n8in etaaismus
1eieH feine geaiigenb breite Bafis. Das
Wotto Der neuen Partei miiBte ieiu:
s2aBt has Bolt berri6en!" Seine
Blotfocm be1tebt nur aus folgeuben 5
pIanfen: Verifafft benz 8olfe Nrbeit
unb beaablt ben 3euten ibre 2eiltunz
gen; Wea nit benz Grunbherrens
tbun!; Weg nit benz Giienbabnmes
nopole!; nyiieber nit Der @elbma9t!"
sWolt, porwdrts !" unb: ,@s lebe bic
Republit!"
= Sas fleine 5tdbt1en @berr9 6il
in Der Sedbe BON 0adenfad I'M 9taate
JteD Seriep wurbe am 13. SuIi BON
einem berbeerenben @ptlnn beimgez
fu9r. n 9duier tpurben total 3erfi6rt
unb ale iibrigen abgebedt unb fonft
i6ner bei6dbist. Ilte unb bide
8dume wureen pie Strei9b6lser ums
eefuidt Ooer eutwur3elt. Stint pers
ionen tDnrbeN get6btet, baruntcr ber
6otel6eiiBer @onraD Griebermann. unb
eine groBe In5abl bon periOnen pnrben
f1mer DerleBt. Drei polni1@e @ifens
babnorbeiter, bic li9 beim Wnsbru6
bes llnmetterS in cine 59eune geflii9s
tet batten. famell babur1 umS 2eben,
oaB bic gauge Sfeune DDm Sturm err
faBt unb bod in bic Suite getpirbeIt
tpuroe. Nu4 in 9adeniad bat Der
Orfan aroBeH 5@aben angeri6tet.
8op. WerB bat bic 3elte Der Wtili'en
mad @bertp 5ia geihidt, UNI ben Obs
ba9IOfen pOrldufis eIne unterfunft su
getpdbren. 9tu9 Der 0ftlibe She'll Der
Stabt 9fem OOrf befannt als @ppreB.
pill, tunrbe bon eiuem epflonartisen
Sturme beimgeiudt, Dem elm Wtens
f6enleben aum Opfer fiel nnb Der piel
tDertboolleS @isenibum serftorte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
u . oti5!

I'm 9errn S. 9obert iiber feline
ftnan8iellen S9mieriefeiten binpegsns
helfen, offerirt Der lnter3eidnele alien
Greunben unb &unbeu go5erts @alb.
Bargains in Nnsiigen mad DtaB ges
ma1t. 8roBer uno fd6ner 8orratb
ron Stehen aller Irt. 8Dne 3ufriez
benbeit garantirt, ba 0err 2obert ielbft
auf6neibet. 5preht bei uns Dor. go.
104 Wef. Commerce. .StraBe, nahe bsr
Brhde. s. SrpnSfi,
Mafenberwalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
8mubreije SSinette.

Seiet bic peri9iebenen Gelegenbeis
ten. fir welde bic
Siiblidbe pacific - gmniet 8abn,
rebuairte &unOreiies8iaetts mad 0FIis
den pldben Derfauft.
@briitian @nbeapor Weeting, 80.
fton, Waii. Cine &ate fir Die @nubs
reife bonn 8. bis Z. ssuli, giiltig bis
6. Nuguf 1895.
OOuna peoplss Union. Baltimore.
Mb. @ine State fir bic Gunbreiie
bonn IA. big l6. Suli; shItig bis 8.
Nusuii 1895.
@onclape 5empelritter, Bolton,
Maf. Cine &ate fir bic Gunbreile
H. bis %. auSuit; eiiltig big gum s.
October 1895.
Wegen ndberer @inaelbeiiea men6et
Gut an ben nddfen 3idet asenten
Dber on
@:W. 8sin, S.gGrfs,
Sraffic Manager, I.G.p.& & S.A.
5ouiton. Ser. Donfon, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
MaiIennertualters 9fptis.

Noti3 tpirb bierburd bonn unters
sei6neten MaRenperpalter bes 6erren=
f6neibers $. 9obert. (No. 104
Wefs@ommereeitraBe, nabe Der Bride)
gegeben, oaB mad WfaB gema1te 9lns
aiige bon nun on su bebeutenb rebuairs
ten preiien angefertigt Derben.
@r0Be 4usmabl in f16nen un6 feis
nen Stohen. 8oQe 3ufriebenbeit gas
rantirt, ba 6err 2obert Ielblt 3us
f9neibet. 8. Orpnsti,
Wfa1eupermaIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

i. Sttt Oter trtnft Ser
lin? JiaM einer Wtitt9eiluno oes
rSdluabiltijeu Sierbrauers" glbt eS snr
:3eit i'll Serlin 76 Urauereien, Deldle
LAZY 900 3cntner 8raumals Der
braucn. OierauS puroen 1892 bis 1893
2,116,979 0eftoliter undergraduates "a
0erbier nno 99o,6 Deftoliter ober.
9abri9eS Yier (SSeiBbier, 8raunbier)
bergeltcllt, 6uiamnlen 3,115, ,649 Octto.
liter. 9ln fremoen Bieren muroen nan
Serlin einBefiibrt (1893) 2S4, 900 Oets
toiiter; aus9efiibrt wnroen 352, 900
Seftoliter, 70 bab etlua brei Wtillioncn
Seftoliter gum &onlum perbleiben. Der
Serbrau9 oil Yier errei9t baber lalt
200 Siter fir ben 9opf Der 8epDlterung
sesen 95 &iter I'M porberseeangenen
@holeralohre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

Ser betannte Gorf9unssreiienbt
Otto @blers liegt, tnie fbon gemelbet
in einem gtasass9orfe tranf barnie.
Der. DAB er aber bic CUTE 2aune trot
aller QBibermdrtigteiten nidbt perloren,
benefit eine poetii6e gpifeI, bic er
BON bort All feline 9amburger 8erpanb.
ten bat gelamgen IaKen:
Bum obern 8rabmaputraIauf
3o9 .boffnlnssool id iiingit binanf
Do4 tparen, ipte fih's fiigte,
pie @Stter 9esen mid seiinnt.
Ntdt sntrter, iper ba tpast, setpinnt;
SD fam, i9 iab, i4-iiedte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
Or. price's Cream Bafine pomoer
9as hollfommeaHe. has genta@t inirh.

SIN Oberpfdlsii6en Marttfeden
3oblberg wollte Der 9ebrer eines neu
eingetreteuen M=Ss@sS1hben mifIen,
mel9es iein 8orname lit nnb fraate
ibn besbalb, tuie feline Wfutter ibn rufe,
wenn er auf Der Safe tudre unb beim
tommen iole. Glugs CAB bas RndbIein
sur Intwort: rOb'8 elmer gebR, Du
Cub. Died, Du miierabeIsl |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
eeSm GimoerelIa gd)ub Gtpre

finb bic 9erbit unb g8inter Woareu
eingetroffen uub cine Dortreffiicbe Nus.
tuabl oes por3iiglidfen S6ubseues in
pcrbanben. Starte unb banerbofte
S9ube fur 6erren. Gamen unO Sin.
Der. @benfalls bic feinfen Salous
uub 3an3i6ube aus ben anerfanut
renommirtefen 6abrifen. @ie 6abris
fate Der n&odfOrb Shoe @ompanp4
finb uniibertrefflid. uniere, 9amen.
f6uhe be3ieben mir bon 8. aenp, 9.
Sullioan & So. unb @bnarbs 8rps.
Suite Waare unb mdBige preife ilf uu.
Ter Wfotto.
6. 9 a II M,
@tnoerala Shub.Store, gde 0ouftou.
Sirabe unb Npe. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

= 8ei Der Nusgrabung zines 6hs
nens@rabes bel Moaerup i'm @9less
mig'f9en tpurbe elm tpiHeni9aftIid
bod iuterefaater Gunb gema9t, ndms
lid elm Bron3ewagen nit bier &dbern,
auf benz neben elmer urne nit einem
aerbro6enen 56mert, pfeife unb
epeeripiBer lagen; auRerbem faub
man aud elm gut erbaltenes goIbenes
Nrmbanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
Nyeatthtes NSrpfhera.

Jleiffer, 9ouftsns5 Strait
2iefern bas uur3hsIi6fte @inbz, 96afs
unb S6Ueinefleiid, 8 pe3iaIitdt.
Sumge8 9aIbfleii6. 9llle 9or-
ten BON Wurit. 6ii9, 9luffern, Ges
fliigel. @ilb.
Befellungen tperben in irsenb einsw
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

giele uerben fi6 in 5porttreiIen
i'm Saufe bes 5ommers 0erlebunaen
susieben. @er iebo6 ct. Satobss ssSeI
TN 6aufe bat, Dirb finben. baB bieies
ein aussesei6netes Mittel aeaen alIe
duBerli6en S6mer3en il.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
PlllENeI
BaWageSiuctte aaer Mrt
Mad nup bon Gnropa
sStuiiAenbedsz6aten niebriaer nls
ie 5ubDr.

Sebt 1T bic 3eit. sidsts su faufen
nn0 8erwanbte unD gefaunte aus Der
alten 9eimatb beriiberfommen 3lt loiIen.
We9en genauer SnfDrmatipn tuenoe
man lih on
Mr. %. $. DpmnG
Beneral=B =BailaaiersNgen bet Malorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 gan 5ouffon 9traBe, 6an Mns
tonic, Seras.
Offi3ieller 9lgent fir ale eurppdis
fben Oanpfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

GDDleD's Gegifter, $50. % MIams
glaaa bat eiuen &uf fur 9uten aIten
WbiSfep, bic befem genil1ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine nnb ausgese;9nete
impOrtirte unb einbeinlii9e gigarren
uab ffets frii6es 8ier. Ser @igentbiis
mer, Soe @oolep, perffeht iein 8eid6ft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
aSenn esbr geras nerlast,

I'M eine Reiie mad Wiempbis, st.
Souls unO Dem Often gu unternebmen,
ieht barauf, 5aB Sbr Elm Giienbabns
billet iiber 3erarfand unD bic groBe
5 ro IN Wt Wtountain Route erhaI.
tet. paiiagiere Der 3iiee bieisr 2inie
fparen mande 5tunse Der 9feiie3eit
nnb haben eleaante pullman Buffets
S6Iafwagen unb Declining Chair
@ars (Sige frei) 5ur 8erfiisuug. @es
gen boiler SnfDrmation beaiigli9 Dies
Ter Sinie menbe! @u1 an bic Sidets
@genten Der ). 6 @. q. u. g., Der
8. & g. &. Ct. ober an 5. s. 2emis,
reiienDer 8aiiagc ageut Der Sron
Wfountain &oute in Qlulfin, 5eras.
s. 6. 3otpnIenb,
8enerals paifagiersa saeent. St. Souls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

: M6ts i'm 3orne beaonusn; 3bor,
tper ii9 i'm Sturm eini6ift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

S. GferSforn, b euti der Ybos
tograpb. ee9eniiber bonn Wtiifpns,
garten. Cabinets $3.50 bas OuBenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15
DR.. priee's Cream 8afine powoer.
Ieltsausfeaanas @ehaiIe nmn aiplom.
Wsan beriu9e eS

sNngel GoO6", bas bette WeissnmebI
bet Briscoe & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-15

9Ser "Lsne Star" triuft, ben 01fter.
tranf,
gSiue ait babel mmo miemalS frauf!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
Plan of Rcorcaniling the Central Railroad


NEW YORK Aug q ,The savannah
and Western frsi-mcrtgaee consolidated
bondholders' committee. Simon Borg.
chairman, announces that bondholders
desiring 90 nave their proportion OF the
new consolidated bonds OF the Central
Georgia Railway Company cashod by
the syndicate at 50 and interest from
September D. 1885 ass provided by the plan,
must give written notice of such fact TO
the committee. and such election must
also be endorsed on the certificates is
sued boy the Central Trust Company, on
or before September 10th. Should any
ccrtifcate-holder desire TO syndicate his
allotment of thc new consolidated bonds.
or fail to notify the committee of his
desire 10 accept cash for his proportion
Of such bonds, or fail after such notice,
10 have his certificates stamped with
such assent on orr before September 10Th.
he viii be deemed 10 have elected 10
become member OF the Consolidated
Bond Syndicate on the terms provided
i'm the modified terms Of purchase.
Bonds can se deposited with the Central
Trust Company. OF New York. on pay
mcnt Of 50 per bond, until further no
tlce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
RANSOM REAPPOINTED,
THE COMMISSION WAS SIGNEL
SATURDAY AND DELffED.
VIII Lose Nearly Two Months Salary and
Expenses Unless Congress Chooses TO
Make mp the Amount.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The unccr.
tainty concerning the case OF Hon. Matt
W. Ransom. OF North Carolina. was end
ed to-day by the announcement OF the ex-
Senator's reaprointment to the position
OF Minister 10 Mexico, declared vacant by
the decision of Acting Attorney General
Conrad that Mr. Ransom's nomina ion
to the mission during his senatorial term
was Unconstitutional Ii was known
pretty generally IN official circles ycstcr-
day that the commission of Mr.. Ran
som would be received at the White
Hoi se to-day. and some surprise w1s cx-
pressed by those cognizant OF the facts
that II had not then been received, Oe-
cause their information was that the
commission had been signed Saturday.
That this understanding is correct IL
borne out by the date of the document.
which came I'm to-day's White House
mail and Is dated August 1ith.
Ii is stated AT the Treasury that Mr..
Ransom viii lose one month and twenty
seven days lay as Minister 10 Mexico
at Sl'5ao a year. that being the period In
tcrvening between Auditor HolcOluh's
opinion In his case To the date OF hts
rcdppOintmeut The Minister drew his
pay up to the first OF July last. Auditor
Holcolmb would not pass his July ac-
count holding that while he was lie facto
Minister 60 Mexico he was disqualified
from holding the position by having been
member OF the same Congress that m
err @sed the ply OF the NeNic Fan mission.
TO which he was subsequently appointed.
Mr.. Ransom will look TO Congress for
his salary and expenses during the In
terlm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
y.lLNrRfE DoDGhs yIGIL4fNT.
The Britisher il a witch in Light winds
but Tender ina stin Brfclc.

NEW YORK. Aug. g1.-Nakyric Is a
witch in light winds. She took her
first spin under racins canvas ia Ameri-
can waters this afternoon, and while
the manner in which She Was nanliri
made it impossible 10 obtain a positive
line on her abilities. enough was shown
to arouse some apprehension as 10 tne
safety of the Americas cup, particular
IN if there happen 10 Doe light winds and
"A smooth sea- OH the international race
days.
George j. Gould was out with the
Nirilant. and gave the Nalkyrie an ele-
CANT opportunity for am impromptu race.
but the willy Britishcr after apparently
accepting the gage OF battle wore around
and ran up the lower bay. instead OF
following the Nigilaut outside oi sandy
Hook. For an hour after the Nisilant
had been left i'm the lurch, the DlacN-
hulled flyer lodged the newspaper tugs
and manoeuyred in the main snip cha"-
mel and i'm the Horse Shoe, but never
held a straight course ten minutes az
time. or pOked her nose outsiI' VIZ
the Nigilaut was cruising, s'ie''i'i's
sails for Thursdays race, ana waiting
for "a brush.
SUMMING ND what could be judged OF
Nalkvrie's performance to-day. IL may he
soid she removed an doubt as 10 hef
ability to go wonderfully fast in light
winds. She showed marvellous quick
ness I'm stays. and she carries better
Gttipe canvas than the American boats.
ON the other hand. the Nalkyrie show
ga SIGNS of tenderness, keeling over more
without a topsau than Nigilant dii with
one i'm an eighicen-knot breeze. and she
made more fuss I'm the water than either
the Defender or Vigilant. Her beha-
yior indicated that Lord Dunravon has
built a Hght-weathcr boat and DE IS
speculating ON racing IN wind OF fifteen
knots or less. Her sail spread is very
large. and the tremendous power OBJ
tanned from 1t drives her hull through
the water al "a great pace. but In much
Of q ldow or I'm a thrash to windward
I'm a nasty sea. the Indications are that
Valkyrie would not hold her own with
Defender.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
THE WHISkEY TRrSr SfIE.
Objections to the Confirmation Heard In
the Federal Court In Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL. August 27.--Obiec-
tions to the confirmation of the recent
sale OF the Whisky Trust plants were
heard to-day I'm the Federal Court. by
Judge seaman. They were made on
behalf OF Joseph Grecnhut. Nelson Nor
ris. John +. Olmsted and James +. Lind
say
The chief point urged Is that the court
had no jurisdiction. that the ownership
OF the shares claimed TO be- held by the
reorganization committee Is stiil I'm dis
pute before the master, and that the
American Spirits Company, OF New York.
was not In existence at the time OF the
sale on behalf of the receiver.
Levy Mayer. asked that the whole OF
these objections should be stricken from
the file on the ground that Grcenhut.
and the other complainants were In no
way interested, affected. or aggrieved by
the sale.
Attorney Eddy. on behalf OF the COM
plainants intermated that II the objections
filed We're Overruled then his clients
would contest the form OF the decree and
would II necessary carry the case TO the
Supreme Court. After hearing arlyl-
ments the court entered the decree con-
firming the sale. but allowed the obj.c-
tons TO remain on the file for the pur-
pose of showing the attitude of the
parties and the exact grounds for the OBJ
JeCtiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

Then came Maryland Commandery. and
baltimore and Crusade Commanderies, OF
Baltimore, marching 10 the tuns OF
maryland, My Maryland"
Omaha Commandery. fresh and smiling
from the heart of the country, came pc
tween the Marylanders and the Knights
frsm the mountains OF West Nirsinla,
Colorado North Carolina, and South Ds-
kota bearing a shcaf Of ripened grain.
Montana and Wyoming. smal IN mum
bers. but fresh and vigorous. closed tho
story of the great procession.
Although IL had been expected that tne
proceedings following the parade, wnlcn
formerly opened the Iwenty-sixth III
ennial Conclavc of the Grand Encamp-
mcnt would be inaugurated by o'clock
this afternoon. IL was O'Clock before
Most Eminent Hugh Mccurdy stepped
from his four-in-hand in front OF the
Masonic Temple.
Tho Conclave was opened in due form.
ard. after the routine business and inn
pressive devotional services, conducted oy
the Grand Preiate Sir Andrew J. NJ. Me
Grath. the Grand Master addressed the
Worshipful Assembly
IL was o'clock before the trienniai
conclave was formally opened In Masonic
Temple.
Grand Master Hugh McCurdy. called
the gathering TO order and the devotion
Prelate Rev. Joseph NJ. McGarth, after
which Eminent Sir Samuel {. Lawrence.
Grand Commander. OF the Grand Com
mandery, of Massachusetts ard Rhode
Island delivered an address OF welcome
and then Major Sir Edwin L. Curtis. was
introduced. He welcomed the knights
on behalf of the city Of Boston.
Governor Grcenhalge followed, spe peaking
for the Commonwealth. At the conclu-
sion Of the Governors remarks Grand
Master McCurdy, responded.
The roll was then called and the con-
ClaNe auJOurncd until 10 O'cOck Wedues-
day. at which session Grand Master Me
Curdy will deliver his annual address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
M-fRILIND DITIN BROOhLIN.
4 Monument to Commemorate the Battle
of Long Island Unveiled.

BROOKLYN, y. Y, Aug. E.-It was
Maryland-day in Brooklyn to-day. and
the city gave its best hospitality in the
reception and entertainment or those
who came from tnat State TO partici-
pate in the ceremonies OF the unveiling
of the handsome monument which stands
on the brow of Lookout Hin, in Pros
pect Park and which was placed there
in honor of the Maryland soldiers who
participated in the battle of Long Is
land in l76. when. at the sacrifice of
their lives, victory was wrested from
defeat.
1t was noon when the visiting delega-
ton, consisting of the Sixth Corps Mary
land Veterans, numbering 1876, including
the band. and eighty members of the
Maryland Society OF tho American Revo-
luton, arrived at the foot OF tulton
street. from whence they proceeded TO
the MOntauk Clubhouse. where they
were met by Lieutenant-Governor SAX
ton ana STAFF. Mayor Schieren and Mayor
Strong. and lunch was served.
During the luncheon a handsome gold
medal was presented TO Park Commis-
sioner Frank Squire, of the Maryland
Society. as a token OF the appreciation
OF the success he had achieved in the
tIttlOl OF the monument
Considerable con ment was made upon
tie absence Of Governor Brown. Of Mary
land, who sent "A telegram al l0.N \. NJ.
saying he would be unable TO be pres
ent. and the fact that he failed TO send
a representative was looked upon IN the
light OF a discOurtesy. Mayor LatroDe,
OF Baltimore, was also absent. and Ike
wise Governor Morton. The latter was
represented by Lieutenant-GOvernOr sax
ton.
10 was just 3 o'clock when the military
parade began TO mairch past the cluD.
After passing the clubhouse the parade
entered the park hs ths main entrance
after O'Clock Amid the booming OF tne
cannon the draping of the monument
fell.
The presentation Of the monument was
made by Colonel William Ridgely GRIT
nths. president OF the Maryland society,
who spoke OF the deeds of bravery per-
formed by the little band OF 90 men se-
lected as a sacrifice that others might
be- saved.
Mayor Schieren made a brief speech OF
acceptance. in which he expressed his
pride In accepting the monument 80 gem
c,ously presented and In the name OF
the people Of Brooklyn, thanked them
for their gift. Then followed the orator
cf the day. Colonel George \. Peare. of
Cumberland. Md, and Il member of the
Maryland Society. in which he 'eviewed
AT lon-th the history of the Revolution
ana the struggle Cor American indie
IoEdeuce.
An GRAFTON was delivered by Horace r.
Porter. prosidcnt-generdl Of the Sons OF
the American Revolution. who spoke OF
the valiant deeds Of the martyrs OF Rev0-
lutionary days.
The ceremonies were concluded tonight
by banquet at the St. George Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
4 New W0man'S Peril.

PORT JERNlS. Aug. 1.-Two young
whcelWoncn wearing boomers whcn
abCut 10 enter tho village of Natamoras
the other day, came suddenly upon "A
flock OF getsc. They slowed Up. and the
geese attacked one of the young women,
who wore blue blOCmers. They Plucnei
so viCiOl sly al Ter wearing apparel tnat
they upset her 1t required the help oi
two small boys ana Ter con.pani0'i 10
drive the geese away. after which they re
mounted their wheels and returned IN
th, direction Of Milford. They gave no
address. other Tran that they were cry
tCarders a. a 81 mmer resort cn the Ne"
Jersey side OF the river
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ancestors hartered for tin pots ana hatchc
.fs 40 doubt some OF the ancestors o,
,e.ec birvclc riders were sWllt-iooieh
r.,.,,,..rs who carried messages IRON the
Indian chiefs 70 che Pilgrims ana cap
t"i~ Niles Standish. at Plymouth.
,rt I,dians make capital riders. ana
catch the fever as quickly a., as 40 bo,NSnar wnIIe
mon -hcv have not come yet hVWeN'I'
!l' 'lt,',tDrf,ockors. Norfolk coats, Scotch
% g%oiang hosiery and bicycle caps. .S long Long
frogscrs dark flannel shirts, and eIoa,n. az
OF ,ii''i', 'iu',srt6v mon. only a few OF them
are are a6ie 10 buy BICYCLES sut ey ,yer nef1 ,d
.', SUM ,io f~st Indian bicycle club in the
country. % None Of the women ride, riae' Das Daass
thov an may be learning 'h 9e0'''' %
ne society woman docs.
va f,w miles away. at onset are SUP, sup,
,cscd 10 Doc numerous Splits on ,s4a,i,st s,T,st
N1fsn chiefs. Tho haunt the Splrl ltualisl
iaa,"" il,..,,, oronnd and control the mediums.
Wlen ce geat st chiefs ,n le1rn Sc some Si s'S n-
.trce,irg doings at Onset-New ioiK
sun.
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INDIANS ON BHEELS.


MhSipEE. MASS. Aug. 2L-The last
OF the Mashpce tribe of Indians have
taken Goo hicyclns and if Secretary La
mont really has amy desire 10 keep his
western rcN u,u uetraanle and happy
D. should send tn EXPERT down here 10
study iAc effect Of the bicycle on the
Cape God Indian.
Long ago the Mashp.c Indians possessed
oil tle Great Neck ou this reservation.
IN. lafgest remuaut oi q tribe ~ be found
ST. New England. west OF the PcnObscOt
river. lives 1cre. They are attractive 10
summer VISITORS especially 60 the fisher
men. because they know whore the big
test fish are to- bee found. Although they
once were good lighters. b is "a long time
tiucc they nave shO Nn any warlike ln-
c,inati1ns. SOmo of thcm nave mingled
the red mans blood with that OF cOlOrcd
.ettlefs by intcrmarriagc.
Hitherto tho Mashpae bucks have been
content 10 stick TO hunting and fishing.
stfh "A little agricultural labor now and
men while fhe women told fortunes.
,.i.ed papOOses. and made swcct-smcll-
- cfassos into baskets 20 Doe sold 10
.umner visitors. But shanfe rs ln
,,,ocress The bicycle has invaded Mash
- Usually the Indians made tood
,.roafs of the summer ana fall seasons.
T.. this year n everybody VINO wanted
- had been able 10 secure D'cycie'
80 cash results from the hunting ana
esbing season might have suffered. fvi
,,tles around natives ana summer i'Al-
ca,ts have become accustomed 10 meet
s", Indians, wheeling briskly over me
ra... roads, through the country the"