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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-28

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bate feiner Derfforbenen @9mefer einen
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men Seite folgenbe Sni9rift tIug:
n6ier mobnt bic NuferHebung" unb
barunter bic 8erfe:
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g8en @ott au lieben pfleat,
uno ruff i'm aus oer 8lItb'
Der tuiro in feiner 8liitb'
Sn tublen Sonb gele8t."
pafor paulus,Neiti9au uabm Nu.
fob on bieier Sni9rift unb berIanste
bie Beieitigung berielben. Gantber,
ein driiili9 sefnuter Wann, Iebnte
bieS ab; er bate iibrigens bic Sni6rift
ni9t ielbf gewdblt, ionbern brr Bib,
bauer in &ei9enba1. Der ben 8rabs
ftein bergeftellt. Ser Ders III that,
fd6li@ auf 9unberten BON @robfei.
men angebra9t: er ritbrt ia wobl BON
benz frommen geiftli9ea 2ieberbi@ter
paul 5 lem ing Der. Das Grei.
asr @onfhorium, ON bas hd @antber
iuanbte, Derlangte ebenfalls bic Befei.
tisung Der Sni6rift unb pafor paus
lus tam iogar In Der prebigt barauf su
ipre1en; er mein!e es liege elm beibni.
t1er Aua6ru6 In ben Verien.
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Rnth sisr Ratter

Dor iber so Sabren f1pn ipurbe
Wfrs. Wihsloir's Soothing Gprup
bon Millionen bon Mtttern beim 3ahs
Hen ber ainber angemenbet. Wirf bu
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ain6es geft6rt, bas I'm 3abnen III uub
Dor S9meraen peints Wenn 10, laffe
iofort cine 6laf6e bon nMrs. Wimss
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. 6ein
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gS :pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 9inbernng pers
f9afen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Wtitter,
es 1T teiu 3weifel bariiber. gs beiIt
Opfenterp unb 0iarrboe, resnlirt ben
Wagen unb bic Hieren, befeitigt Minbs
Rciit, erweidt ben Gaumen, perbims
bert gnt3hnbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. .Mrs. Winslops Seotbing
SprupA fur 3abnenbe 3inber III anges
nebm In @ef6mad unb bas @eeept
fammt bon einem Der beifen meibli6en
Ner3te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T BET
allen Druggifen In ber sansen Welt 3u
baben. Preis Is gents per 5laf1e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes, alS Mr8. Winss
loms SootbingsSDrup.
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SeSes aysabl sptrs anr Qna.

fur ben Dpspeptter. Gufsetriebenssit, eobbrennen,
Druid i'm Masen iinb bic unpermeibli&en SoIsen,
irenn sr NIT MeHer unr Gabel banttrt. Bon tim ,n
sranfame Srpuie. Gr ftit nur nDtbblrftis Ben auds
lenben Snuser. Gtbt es etne SdIfe fir tbn? Sc.
pib. unb lDar burG ben @ebraud bes ebenlp anse-
nebm als srlubltG ptrfenben MttteIs, senannt Sos
ftetters Waeenbitters. Wtrb eS tbn 6fort furtren9
Si4erIt4 ni@t. @nuber fab beutButase ni&t mebr
an Der Gaaescrbnuns. aber e$ sendbrt prcmpte uab
io bant6ar empfunbeue etnberuns unb BET ipfez
NIT ietner SdIfe bas 3ufi@nehmen BON @abruus etu
@ennb, jcnbern es bewirtt ou9 bereu l1mpau6Iuus
tn aeuubes trattsebenbe8 unb musfelbiIbenbes But.
nebersrose Gmpfinblt4tett bes NerpenSpfems, gets
ftse Gbipaununs unt 8ebrd6uns, S&Iahcfstett nnb
bause rtrre Grdume, tn ber &esel bic olse sef6rter
geroauuns, perben bur& bos Bttters turtrt. Dabei
1T es bas befe S@usmittel sesen RaIaria uub be.
trett BON SartIetbtsteit, &beumattsmus, Rterens
unb Dloieubei@perben unb 9eberieiben.
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Cine aoua eiaeuartioe 9uelIo

= Cine saus eigeuartise 9uellse'
f9ibte beri6tet bas ,.N. Wandn.
8agebl." Gin Rittmeifer lieB ieinem
Sobu bur6 einen Pbilologen Na9bilfe.
fiunben geben, uergaB aber fortwdbs
renb bic 8esablung beS 6oncrars.
Nl8 fhnf 8riefe unbeaniportet blieben,
lieB ber pbilolose benz &itimeifer bur@
einen &ehtSanmalt eiuen b6Ri6en
Wabnbrief i9reiben. Statt aber bes
ernartsten 8elbes fam Der @artelltrd.
ger beS &ittmeiiierS nit Der Wittbei.
lung. bos @brenseridt babe entf6ie.
ben, baB Der Mabnbrief eine 8eleibi.
eung iei unb Der &ittmeifer ieiuen
@ldubiser auf Piaoleu forbern mtiRe.
Der pbiloIoge, Der offenbar einem@ orps
angeb6rt, leste ben Gaa benz S. C.
uOr, Der entifieb, baB ter pbilologe ben
Rittmeifter bur9 ben Wtabnbrief ni6t
beleibigt babe unb beSbalb au9 bic
6orberung niht an3unebmeu brau1e.
Wenu f6 Der sfaa mirtlin 70 suge.
trasen bot, 10 bietet er pisberum eiue
6raftiide aenu3ei6nung be8 9uelme.
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Saus oes 9rOturiiten Gturm lag, mar
eine fletue fiinltlihe @inbudtuna ae.
i6affen, In Der 8afttn, Der Mal6tnens
rneifter, einen Gabn liegen bate. Die
Ginbudtung SttOfar Baum9art batte
iie etnual bic Gaftinban 9etauft-
ipur6e auf Der etnen Seite BON bent
9ai bes 6abritbofes, Der bter Siemli9
bod aufsemouert unb niir an einigen
Stellen bon Greppenftufen unterbros
den mar, be9renBt, auf Der anberen
bon ber Sede beS Sturm' i6en @drt.
9ens. Gn Der duBeriten Ode lag in
oteiem unter elmer groben BuGe, bic
oiht am nfer ftanb, Ser @aiierbalfon,
mie Der Brcfuriit bas pin3ise Gtablii.
cement nannte; sipei ldnslide Scls,
bdrte nn6 In Der Miitte berIelben elm
Tii9 bilteten bas @anae. 9lber biibit
titbl mar es i'm CONNER bier am WaIs
fer, utlter ben i6atttgen BuAeu,mets
gen, uno es faB ii6 wirflid iebr a,tae.
nebm auf benz @aiierbalfon-wenn
tdmli9 ni6t seraoe bic Wliiden allsu
ldlti9 ipiroen.
9est freilid, Gnbe Ottober, mar Der
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uebrigen NIT 3urtidipebirung nod
&uBIanb bebrObt, ipenn He ni9t reiuen
Nn,,.,A b:oIkoss

UeDrt9en NIT sSuruG1peDtfung ttQ0
&uBIanb bebrobt, tuenn fte ni9t reinetl
Munb bielten.
- @ie ieiner 3eit semelbet purbe,
mar in 8laatenburg am 6ar3 auf cine
Nn3eise bes bortissn SattIers 0oigts
Idnber beReu friberer @eiele 6abns
bduier perbaftet uOrben. 9abnbduler
follte f,6 tiber bas apffbduier Deats
nal eeduBert baben, bas Denfmal
werbe feine gnthiiQung ni9t erIebeu.
Daraufbia purbe 9abnbduter berbaf.
tet, unb iofort bieB es, baB elm Mtten.
tat auf bas DentmaI geplant gemelen
lei. Sie einseleitete unteriu9ung bat
erSebeu, baB etu FOLDER plan ni6t Be.
ftanben bot
- Die 4nsf DOE Mmerita Iiegt Gus
ropa f6per TN Magen. so f9reiben
bic s6amb. yta@r.:" @esen bic bon
Imerifa brobenbe @sfabr If Elm eini.
ges europa notbmenbig." Die u9eutf9e
2anbwirtbi6afts, prsKe" perlanst bas
Berbot ber ginfubr lebenber Sbiere
bon pferoen obpdrtS big gum @efn,
gel. 8e9en ollie -Vdnber, bic S6ub36Qe
auf beutl9e probutte babeu. Die
vWoIts 3eituns" antiportet barauf:
nWean biefer @abniinn ausgeftibrt
whrbe, miiBte bos Bolt perbunaern.
um bic arautiun.er 3u dfen."
= Die na6ln. 3ts." min miKen,
baB Dem &idtritt bes @eneralb. 8ron.
fart pobl Elm @onFitt nit benz Weili,
tdr. Cabinet. aber teiner nit benz Rai.
Ter poransegaugen TT. Smmerbin muB
es auffallen, baB 6er @el6iebene teiaea
peri6nli6en 4bidieb bonn aaiier ges
nommen bat. Ser neue Minifter,
@enerallieutenant b. @oBler. ift Doe
ldnfig i'm r9otel &aiierbof" abgehis.
gen. Was bic aleemeine innere pnli.
tiibe Sage anbetrifft, 10 marut aud
bic Rational. 3eiiuna' oor Optimis.
mus. Gas leitenbe uationalIiberaie
8!att beiireiiet inbeB. boB 9pbenlDbe
bereits iein Qtidiebsgeiu9 eingerei6t
ta5e, unb siebt auslei6 bee 6offnung.
ter Hiidtritt m66ts permieben wsrten,
Musbrud.
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Wtan leie, es mag tot, sJm=
tereHe ieitt /!

Wir baIten sesenmdrtis einen
g 0 m mer Rdumungs Bers
tauf. @6ube unb @iiefel su &oIis
preiien. Nuf iebem 5tiid Maare
itebt Der Soft. unb Der ebemaIige 8ers
taufspreis. 8or ettpa 3 Monaten bes
f6afften mir einen 8orratb DON aofe
fern mn6 6anbtaihen. 9fun merben
mir biefelben nollfdnbig ausuerfaufen,
ba mir bes Raumes 5ebhrftig fnb ftir
ben groben 6erbfts unb Winters
Torratb bon 5duben, ber gegens
wdrtig anfdngt, bereinautommen.
Ndes mub prompt unb 3ur STEELE
be3ablt merben. ba mir gu iol9en Bret,
Ten Wi@tS auff9retben f6unen.
Gtn6erelIa g Sboe Gtore,
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etaat Dbis, Staht TsIehsA
enc q 3 Gputfb. 8. a.

SrantS. gbenep bei&w5rt, bab r
ber 6ltere 9artner ber Tirrna S. 8. Gbe
xet & Go. ift, trelde @ei6Gfte In Der
Stabt 2oleNo, tn pbenstnanntem Gonntp
unb Staate, tbut, uab BAT beiagte Girn,a bic
Suuln,e bon einbunbert DoIIat8
tar ieben San BON 2atarrb bs;ablen tpirb,
ter bur9 ban Gsbrau4 bon SaIPs Ra,
tarrf'Anr nitt sebeilt fperben tann.
5ei9fporeu Dor mir unb unter.
(~) i4rieben tn r,einer @esentpart am
( SEAL J 8. September u. .. 'Ss.
(~~> u. W. @IeafsM,
bffentliHer Hctar.
1aa's aatarrb 2ur tptrs innertib eenon,s
men, unh tpirtt bireft auf bas Blut unb bic
{@leimisen Dberfd4en beS Sbitents. eabt
GuH unticnjt 3eugnifie tomnten.
IS Gbtneb & Co., IoIebo, o.
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g erInnn

&ertaufer fir 8ampasneblber ,8rpan,
Setuaa uno Srei Silber", nerfaBt bon 81.
=. Wetcalf, &e6atteur Der Omabo
9SorlosS Seralo, Der BON Brpan outoriiir>
ter Terfaiier. Cine pDr5lslide 9eleeen.
belt, Ia iogar cine Silbermtne fir arbeits
lame Ngenten. Nur $3.50, Oas eina;ee
ofi5iele 8nb 500 &erbienit. ssra6t
tpiro beaablt. 8robebeft fret. Deon
Suhe ii6 iebt Elm Serrain. 8ermanente,
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oboreliire: The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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Gitr graum.

@etf tpar Der Sag nnS Die Sfad,t blieb
beik,
eDte WDsfitps iHtuirrteu emtietltd,
ltnter'm otdbtea Nete, gebaSet tn
@@tpeifs,
9a fd,laft ffdb's ntebt 8raoe eraGblib!
9a tranmt man allerlet 3ems, 10 bant,
Won &afiltsfen, Wpld,em mnS0radben;
go trdmmt I'd, bemn audi al bieier
gtnnb',
Scb lGBe tint -. 91Qen.0acbeu!
Sd9 ihmprte In fteoenbem shmefel
nab Del
-Sfpd3 taebr, als attf meinem Yfiible-
=, rtef itb. TIT bier benn feline seer,
STE bic le@sense 3uuse mtr fiible?
aaam hatt' ids sermfen, Sa Fam id,pm
berbei
Gtn 9eutel@en, fed unb bebenbe,
Jragt Mid, nad3 ,neiaem 8egebr, tuer
idb iei
ltno tuie idb mid benn befdnbe2
SD cab 8eihein ibm In ntattem Son;
=, rtef er od, 10 ieib Sbr es?
Serr MrnOlb it5ift Sud, bpu ganft
0ntDu
Gtn SarreQ bDa clone Star''=8tereS !!
=, ber bautit, aber u6ali@ft idbnell!
8tef laut i'd na tn SaS 0eipimmel:
8etut 'sL0ne Starr, Bier alaubf msu
ielbtf in Der @1u'
Wfan auare ntttem tra @intmel!
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8nflems Mrutca galbe.

9ie bette Salbe Der @elt fir S6nitte,
Aueti9unsen, @ei9wiire, 5iebers uuo
Saut Iusi9las, 5le6ten, seiprunsene
Sanoe, 5roitbeulen uno alle Sauttrante
beiten; furirt Samprrboiben po,r feline
8e5abluns. @6llise 3ufrieoenbeit sas
rantirt ober bas @elb wiro 5uriideritat=
tet. rs Gents bic Sda9tel. Bum
Sertauf in alien Npotbefen.
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@apt. 6wennep psn Der Ber. 81.
armee. San Diego. Sal. iast: ebk
lob's eatorrb &emebp ift bic erRe Me.
biain. bic mir cut setban bat. Breis 50
@ents. Gum Bertauf bel 2aIteser q
S9u4arb, Sames glapin, Z. ). speh
lehp, Y. Gobn & &c., 3. Stei1, &ess
traI Drug Store, U. 69mepN.
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Seib Jbr SurA unberbaali9ten,
Serifopfuas. appetitlofsteit, S9wis.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe eeplasta ebb
lob'A Bitali3er iit elm fi@eres 1eiImittel.
Gum 8erfauf BET aalteper & s9n
darb, James glaoin, Z. 3. epenef,,
r. gsbx 8 Co., 3. Stein, Gsatxei
Drug Stsss. U. 6@me>Ae.
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a6nia MIbert ppn sadlfen b

= 86nis albert Don Sa9fen bat
aus Rhdfdt auf iein uorgeriidtes al'
ter, er III 68 Sabre alt. bei6lohen,
S6rlib tudbrenb bes Beiu6es bes @;as
Ten eelegentlid Der fommenben 4aifers
Wtan6oer fern au bleibeu unb ndbrenb
Der Ntanoper, mel6e fi6 aud auf id9.
ti9es Sebiet erltrsdeu, In 8auben 80
refibiren.
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2one Gtar 8ier itbmc6t oes MDr.
gems gut,
9es8let@en 50 Witta8e,
Hub tuer es Mbenos trinfen tbnt,
Sat babun utmmer plaae:
9tngeaen madbt bae 2rne,gtars4ie 4ier
I'm Mtttermadbt erit redbt 0l1iir!
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WSatthte9 BrptherS.

GIeifber, sos gait 6OuitOn strabe,
9iefern bas porshsIi6ae @inbs, Sdaf.
unb S4neinefeifd. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
SungeS 8albfleif d. 4ae Sor.
ten bon Wurf.
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Sfnt0r lln0 eJullior.
aaman bon eans ban 3ubeltit.
(Sortietuns).

Die aomn,ersienrdtbin bolte tief
&tbeus ebe fie idloB: raber baB iie
NUN In Dein i3immer9en ioll, bas
mill mir bod gar ni9t in ben Sinn,
Wagba 8iS iest ftebt nod jebeS
9tiid am alten 9laBe, itn6 ant liebiten
lieB ids INNER 70" Das fam 10
riibreno gut beraus, baB 8etbe, To9s
ter nas Sobn, sleidseitig fasten; nDu
ltebe Wiama /"
Ste blidte bte &in6er pertpun6ert
an. rGber bas ift bod gang ttatiirli9.
llnb uniere Wfale bat aud Miorb unb
8rano sef6impft. Iber e8 btlft run
NAL ni6ts.@ Damn 3os file Die l1br,
Die lie an elmer gang langen, biinnen
aetteant ben 0als trtg: r@don bret.
Oa ntuet Du tuobl mad 6em Gomptoir,
Marel-"
sd bleibe beitte sa Sauie.4 St
fagte es etfpas 9epreBt, uno WtasSa
tam es Dor, als pernieb ct, fie an3us
feben. Gber Die Mutter ntdte befrie,
St8t: rDas tit mai perniinftig,
Marel. Der 9apa bodt ia bod ben
ga13en Gag briiben, unb ipenn bas
elmer tbut, tits fdOn mebr tpie ses
rtg!"-
Stun mar W1ar enbli6 nit ieiner
jun9en Srat allein.
Gr bate ii6 an ben &amin i'm
Wobnsimmer seiest un6 ftarrte In bic
Derglimuenben 4oblen.
Dos @ort Der W1utter sing tim TN
Ginn beruut: rDer 9apa TT ia bod
ben san3en Gag briiben, tnb tpenn bas
elmer tbut, oann ifrS f9on n1ebr ipie
genngl4
Da trat Wlaoba leiie at ibn bernn
uu6 ftri1 inn Iddklnb NIT ibrer fiib<
len, iueiden Sad iiber bic Stirn.
nUalIen UraE peu1e Jwpu UaIs
tenl" sic iaste es I6er3enb, unb bod
Hang Der Grnit burd BEN beiteren Con
btnbur9. Gr sog jie neben fi6 auf
einen 1ieberen Gehel unb sfpang Elm
9ddeln anf feine 3iise: ~@enn es
wirfli9 Satten finb, 6ann finb's ste
Sabresrinse, bic t9 aneelett babe.
Du baft Dtr et9entli9 einert fnrdtbar
alien Wlant genommen, Wta96a,
meinte ct.
Sie i6iittelte ben &cpf. ,Gr iit
MIR gang redt 10, mein Weonrl-aber
obne Satter. Denit bieie 6alten ba,
bic fonen bon irgenb eiuem 8er6ruB,
ntft bon ben Sobrer." Seine Gedte
tn BITE tbre uebmenb, fiiste file binsu:
sd iabs Dir slet9 an, als On eins
trateif.
pGber, Wmeba-~
rDod, Wlor! limb nun iao' mir:
Was bat Dir bie babli9eu 6alten ouf
oie Sti-n eebra6t?4
rWirtlid, Wfasba, Du irrit!A
rSieb mid eiurlal an, Marl g1iGt
NIT bem ld9eluben Geii9t = 'obne
Wiastel So-ab, ba fiub bic 6alten
ia bod j6on ipieber. llnb nod einnal
slitt ibre 9anb iiber fetne @ttrn, unb
er fiiBte iie.
rMaus, Du irrft wtrflid,i @as
ma9ft On Dir MIR fiir @e6anten!"
6ie erbob ftd lanslani. ,0ir iinb
sit Gid bel ben Gltern, Wlarl Gs lit
Dir bod re9t?A
CT nidte 5erltreut. rSa--jatpobl.
@an5 redt!" slber baun fprans er
pl0sli9 auf uub umarutte file ftiirIaiid.
Nd, Masba, mein 9teb, tpie mars
bod i96nl DrauBen-bort unten-in
Stalien!"
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Grlaugu,


Nur he aderbeFen eain Gbratn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-12
CRAZY QUILT GOVERNMENT"
Term Applied by Canadians to Sir
Mackenzie DOwclls's Ministry.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. u.-Sir Mackenzie
Bowel has worked assiduously at his task
Of reconstructing his administration, The
Crazy Quilt Government as 1t will be
known in Canadian history. The seeding
Ministers have made use of every means
at their command to thwart him, but ne
will probably meet Parliament on Tuesday
next with most OF the gaps in the Cabinet
filed. Lieutenant Governor Chapleau, of
Quebec, the strongest Conservative French
Canadian, has declined TO como 20 the res
cue of Sir Mackenzie. His salary is si0.-
600 year, and as his term has three years
to run, he has refused to abandon certain
ty for an uncertainty that is less lucrative
by 5000 a year. Senators De Boucherville
and Mason, who are said to have ac-
cepted nominations to the Cabinet, are not
regarded as representative men, The On
tari0 contingent seems even weaker, Will
liam Smith, who Is mentioned as Minister
the party. w. F. Macklean is very minor
politician, who Is almost certain to be
beaten by the Liberal who will oppose him
when he goes back TO his constituency for
reelection. Colonel Tisdale another man
mentioned. is the parliamentary agent of
several large corporations
prominent member of the Conservative
the throne comes up the Liberals VIII move
that the subject be discussed. clause by
clause. When the clause embodytng the
governments pledge to give remedial leRis-
lat1on to Manitoba Is reported there will
be division. and on this the government
will be defeated. Sir Mackenzie viii ask for
dissolution and win appeal to the country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-12
YOUNG NICHOLS'S DEATH.


DENVER, Col. Jan. lit is believed
that Walter Clark Nichols, the brilliant
young literary light of New York who was
found dead in bed in the st. James Hotel
here yesterday, committed suicide, although
no weapon or poison of any description was
found in the room where he died. The
young man had written three notes request
ing that friends be notified of his death
One note read: Notify my father. S. E.
Nichols, Buffalo Times, New York" Young
Nichols confided to friend after his ar
rival in Denver his fear that his prospects
in life had been blighted by his cratic con-
duct since the first of the year. His father
who is pension agent at Buffalo, N. Y, has
telegraphed that he will come on to take
his sons corpse home.
BUFFALO, Jan. 11.-Walter Clark Nichols.
who IS reported to have been drugged and
robbed in Denver, was the son of Samuel
E. Nichols, of this city, once editor of the
Times and now federal pension agent for
this district He was young college-bred
man with high literary aspirations who
after completing his education, served a
short term as reporter on the Buffalo Conn
mercial and later. in conjunction with an
other Young student of about his own wears
started the society and humorous journal
Oufps which was brilliant, but short lived
About two years ago Nichols went to New
York as reporter on The Evening Post and
later obtained employment with Harper's
Weekly. He was twenty-five years old.
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He Wills His Fortune OF Over $1,000.
900 to Mile. De Marsy, an Actress,
and She Refuses to Accept Ii.
TWO CORRUPT JOURNALISTS
SUICIDE OF A BANKER WHO WAS
CONCERNED IN THE SCANDAL.
Events That Caused Gossip I'm English
Society Last Week-Bits of News
from the Fatherland.

PARIS, Jan. lin spite of rumors to the
contrary, Max Lebaudy. the wealthy young
conscript who seems TO have been bounded
to death by blackmailers and others. really
left his fortune to Nile. De Marsy, the
actress Of the Coincide Franchise. AL
though the property is valued at from
100000 to s10.OO0,OO0, Mile. De Marsy re-
fused to accept the bequest. But 1t is I'M
derstood the Lebaudy family will handsome
ly provide for her.
The blackmail revelations are the sensa-
ton of the day in this city. The Vicomte
Eric de Civry, editor of the Echo de TAT
NEE. who was arrested Jan. 9, charged with
Matchmaking young Lebaudy, is a grand
son of the eccentric Charles, Duke OF
Brunswick and his English moganatic wife.
De Civry was Lebaudy's pseudo-friend and
confidential secretary at salary of $1,000
a year. Lebaudy's alleged friends seem to
have robbed him right and left, with the
exception Of Mile. De Marsy, who success
fully used her influence to prevent him
from deserving from the army and kept
him away from those who were attempting
to accomplish his social as well as physical
doom. 1t is said that Lebaudy was to
marry Mile. De Marsy when his term OF
active service in the army expired
The arrest of Rosenthal, the Journalist,
otherwise known as "Jacque ST. Cere,
charged with being connected with the
scandal growing out of the settlement OF
Lebaudy's estate. has caused futter
among the journalists Of this city. Docu-
ments are said to have been seized by the
police showing that Rosenthal promised TO
secure Lebaudy's discharge from the army,
with the assistance of the Russian en-
bassy, for 10000 francs. Rosenthal appears
to have received 5000 francs of this
amount. The Autorite says that Rosentnal
has made confessions and that 1t is also
stated that he is TO be charged with es-
pionage, this charge being based on papers
which were found by the police at his resi-
dence.
NJ. Mayer, banker who. is understood
to have been mixed up with the Panama
canal scandals. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself this evening with revolver
in the office of his bank. II Is suspected
that his suicide was connected with the
Lebaudy scandal On Thursday last 1T was
stated that NJ Balensi, also banker, who
is charged with biaekxna ling Lebaudy ana
against whom a warrant had been issued
had absconded and left liabilities amount
ing to 100000 francs, of which sum 1000 900
francs are said to have belonged to the
Lebaudy estate. On Jan. a, Count Cesti,
described as banker, was arrested on
the charge of having obtained l,Ooo,OVo
francs by fraud from Lebaudy.
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MIR. HITS COMMITTEE.
1t Is Giving Attention to the Cuban
Question I'm It's Various Phases

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Assurances have
been given by the House committee on for
eign affairs 10 those members who are par
ticularly interested in the movement to Sc
cure recognition for the Cuban revolution
lists that that question will be thoroughly
and carefully investigated and that report
will be made upon it to the House at the
earliest day consistent with such an investi-
fairs committee has been designated by
Chairman Hit. and has taken jurisdiction
Of the Cuban matter with these members
Adams Of Pennsylvania, chairman Draper
OF Massachusetts. and Hit CT Illinois Some
Impotence has been voiced in the House be-
cause resolution to recognize the revolu-
ton has not been brought forward and
passed Immediately and patriotic and senti-
mental reasons have been urged in support
OF this feeling. The foreign affairs commit
tee recognizes fully the existence of this
sentiment, but the subcommittee does not
feel justified in acting without the usual
elaboration, nor is IL at all certain that
they VIII deem IL expedient for this govern
ment 10 recognize Cuba at once. Apart
from the sentimental reasons there is a
commercial phase OF the question, of which
the foreign affairs members are not allowed
TO remain in ignorance. There are sugar in
vestments in Cuba held by citizens of the
United States amounting to some $50, 600 600,
which have suffeed enormous damage at the
hands of the rebels in their raids. So long
as the revolution has no recognized stand
ing Spain is responsible for these losses
and the owners of plantations hope to be
able TO secure reparation from her at some
future day. When this government foma,ly
takes notice OF the fact that a state of war
exists in Cuba its citizens will have no
ground upon which to base their claims
These considerations tend TO retard recogni-
ton. Whether they will defeat the move
ment for recognition remains to be seen.