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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
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fasen, Sae profsffor Bare, pom
.Jsferfon 111e0ieal College In
philadelphia, cine Der h6dfen
Nutboritdtsn DER 1peIt betreffs
mirfune Der Meoisinen 1T. IN
isinem lskten Derfe lber Die 9t.
banolune Don Sfrofeln fast er:
.Gs if saum n0this gu bemsrsen, Sa6
febertbran oas befe aIler PeilmitteI III.
Der sebertbran fOlIte als KihItrant &c.
nommen weroen uno 70 prdparirt fein,
bab er iamadbaft H."
Gr behauptet ferner, 6af unter.
pbospborfaures SalS nit Dem
Eebsrthran perbun6en fein folIte.
8cott's Emulsion pon
Eebertbran, nit unterpbospbor.
faurem Sals III senau eint folds
prdparatton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Sesem Sir Sic Msemfebbeit.
Ourd, ieine t,iefen unb fpunberbare

Durh feline piefen unb punberbaren
Suren hatSaloatipn Del iId einen uns
iterbliden 9tamen semad,t, unb 8iele
fpnnen fur feline S.cilfraft 3eu9niB
atle9en. "Sh gebraudte Salpaticn
Del fir 8beumatismus unb fanb es
elm fderes Ntittel. SD, sebrauhte
nur prei Slafden unb bin jeBt pcllfcn,s
men geIuub. Salpaticn Sel it Elm
Segen fur bic leibenbe Menlhheit unb
id, fpiinfHte if fDnnte ale 0fbeumas
tismus 9eibenbe baopn in &enntniB
Icben." Sames s.. .8ryant, Debruhls,
u. 6. Das berlibmte Salpaticn Del
it bas bette Eminent nm Sd,merSen
sn ltilIen, es fcftet nur 25 Cents nno
unter tciner 8ebiusun9 lalie man flf)
elm anoeres Mittel aufidmdsen. Sc
9lebt nur elm einsises fderes unb cas
lit Salpatipn Del.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Grlati9er.
246 Wef.@ommerces StraBe.

Wftt benz ,.Grlam8er" bat bic 2one
Gtar 8ramerei einen grnmpf amsge
iptelt, BET uit3t 80 iiberbieten TT. Das
8ter bat eiuen pollen, retnen, fetnees
tue8S unan8encbnt iiiflidben @e=
fdbma6, sute bic tnsiifem bmnflen 8iere.
@s 1T ans benz beiten Wai5 ,nb sos
pfen ber8ettellt nab bat baS rid3tige
Sllter erreitbt, nm eS nlS etm 2a8erbter
erfter 8laffe empfebleu 80 f6unett. 0as
"Griaaaer" Oer Gone S'ar.Branerei
lit 0em WalseTtraft ebenbiirtia nno es
fplIte tn feiner Jamiiie feblen. tueii eS
fiir ssrau tsuD ftnOer ein tn ber 9bai
ftarfenceS uno nabrbafteS 8enukntits
tel lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Gir bic Seiertaes= Grfariioueu nod
benz Siiooiten.


Sie siblide paeiiie. gabn (Sunset
Route). perfauft am 81. unb %. 0es
cember &unbreiies 8ilette na1 aaen
pnntten TN Slboiien, stItig 3ur Riids
fabrt iunerbalb 80 9agen bonn gers
taufstaee gu einem 5abrpreiie fur bic
Runbreiie.
Jir bic Geiertass grturHouen uers
ben gillette auf 0erfauf Iieaen am 49,,
a., 25. uno 81. December '96 uno am
l. Sanuar '97 pou allen puntien Der
3inie mad ieber Babn Station in
3eIas. gtiltia aur &bdfabrt bis gum
8. Sanuar '97, au elm unb elm Drittel
Gabrpret8 fur bic Runbreiie.
8. 5. parts,
u. o. q. & 8. a., 6Ouaon, ssgas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
0hOtoaraphieu

bic In Gall llamap' ateIier
onssfertigt merben, blei1en uuo ent,
idrbeu fid nidt. photographer DON
@allowap Rnb ftrid! eriier alaHe. gei
@allawop t6uut Sbr photographer 3u
alen gu@ fonbeuirenben preifen er'
balteu, benn ole feline Nrbeiten iinb
ben Waui9en Der 6unben angemsis
fen.
gallapop's NteIier beiteht ieBt felt
IA Sabren In Np. 5l3 on 6oufon
StraBe.
8ute arbeit, tein 6umbug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
9as eble Qone star 8ier.

SIN Spmnser gtebt eS fein @etrdnf,
iueIdeS tn Sem Make erfrtfmt unb
ffartt, iuie ein @lae 2pne gtar 8ier.
Mber and TN &Stmtsr tbut eS BITE ror=
trefHtd,ften 0teufte. GS TIT npfnrtid,,
cak tueoer @btsfep nod, Weim ben
Wfenidben tnnerItd, auf bic 0aner e..
tparmen. 0as tbut a,tr 8ter auS bek.
baib 8retfen sitan 5ntn &Oue Gtar, oaS
an Site mniibertrefiiid TIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Malt : Wutrine

fann ourds fein anbereS 4pnic eriebt
iperben; eS itebt inter ben taufencen,
ipeldte TIM Wnrfte fino, uben a n.
Verfutbt eS nno Der @rfpls faun ntdbt
ansbleiben (nidbt berauid3eno). Bra.
partrt bon Der Muhenicr Snf@
8retuin9 Co., ct. xpuiS, Wfu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Warum ni9t bic Seiertage 3u
0auie Derbringen !?

Die W. 6. & 8. 8obn oHerirt
niebriee &aten unb comfortable &eiie
nod allen Stdbten In ben ihb6ftliden
Staaten. &unbreiiesBi1ette gum Ders
tauf ON 81. unb %. DECEMBER, gtltie
fur breiBig Sage bonn 0erfauf8tase an.
Wegen ndberer ausfunft neubet
@ud an %. O. Grub,
q. 3. & s. a., so. R. & &. Babn,
Dallas, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

WerRspfuns peruria&t bie paIfts bs
Grauentrantbeiten. Rarl's Glssey
Root 9bss III elm sutes WfttteI sesen
gsrfopfuns. Gum gsrtauf BET &al'
teper 6 Shudarb. Sames Glasin. Z.
). Speaefp. U. @obn & Co.. y. Steix,
Central Drug @tsre. u. S&Wspps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Scr @inter fpulu1t

unb mir baben uns bur9 anfdaffung
eines groBen gOrrathe8 BON SiIaidns
ben, bic mir bon so Gents ON un6 auf.
iDdrts bertaufen. barauf porbereitet.
ebenfo baben mir ein eroBes 2aaer
bon alen Sorten bon perrens, Oas
men. urb Rinberiduben 3u ben billig.
ffen preiien. @ummiiiiefeI unb 8ums
mif9ube fur shlsdtes Wetter. gpred,i
tn unierem neuen Store Dor.
@inbereIIa g 1ubspaIaR.
213 Nlamo. plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
NaIt > NMtrine

erseu8t 8lut. 1T iSl8iidb Elm 9onic,
tpeIdbes ieoer 8latarme, jung pser
alt, trtnfen folte, (ntmt beram.
tdsenS). Rrdparirt bon Ser alnben.
ier:8uid Sretuins Co., ct. xuutS,
Wp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

s6Ie6tes BIut. gerfspfuns, 2eber.,
nub Rierens 2eiben perben bnrn aarI'a
Glsser Root 9bee turirt. 3um ger.
iauf BEL &alteper q S6adarb. Samea
@lontn. 8. 5. Speasfp, q. gobn q
Co., y. Steiu, Central Drug 6tssa,
U. 6&1sppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

Capt. 6wennep ben ber Bss. @.
armee, San Diego. gaI., fast: 81
lob's gatarrb &emebp iff Die erie NE
Oiain, bic mir gut getban bat. Hreis 50
@euts. Gum Berfauf BEL @altesey q
S6u@arb, Sames @loDin. 8. 3. Gpeb
leHp, z. Gobn & &c., 3. Steia, Gsas
trol Drug Store, Z. S&nep>e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Soroan Srotbers,
3eftanrateare Ia S@ol3' &aluuw nab
Valmen .0arteu.

liefern tdali6 friide Auferuaus
Der Sdale, elm feines Dinner fiir Is
@ents uub tibreu ionfiee grtra Sc.
felungen IN tur3er 3eit aus. Mae
OeIitateiien Der Soifcn Fnb ,u babex.
Die behsn unb biIlisfen preiie in Der
Stobt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

Sn bemielben 2OtaIs befinbet fit5 eix
SIT d. nno 9lmfterm. 80 art.
3dslid eroBe NnsmabI ton frif@en
Giiden, gultern, WiIb. @eiftQei
aler Mrt. 8elepbon 399.
Beifeluagen fur Gleifd unb Slid ,e.
Derben In irsenb einem 3beiIe ber
Stabt frsi ubgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
8ift nerb6s unb fhnddli6 Du,
,Walt Nutrine" perf1afft Dir Nuh'

& often bes Parijer Stu ie NJ
rummels. Oie Nednunsen iiber bic
Soften, pelde bic OtullenIeite anldBlid
Der slnipeienbeit bes ,,3aren Ser itdbs
tii9en 8erlpaltuns BON Yaris Der.
uria6ten, iinb Jest abseidloIien. So
3eist ii9, baB GauSireftor Bouparo
ben SreOit BON 1900, 900 5rancs, Der
ibm 3ur 8erfiiguns itanb, nidt gan1
aufgebraudt bat. Gr bat $4,000 6roncS
eriibri9t, uno bafiir ipirb man ibm
obne 3meifel bic 9apierblumen in ben
8dumen, Die Gelluloitfuseln auf ben
eroBen 9ouleparbs uno anbere @es
fdmadloiigfeiten perseiben. Gr bat i'm
Gnsemeinen nit mOsli6it billisen
Stoffen gearbeitet, benn rebr als bic
Sdlfte Der alisgesebenen Gnmrte euts
fdllt auf Die arbeitsfrdfte. Gle papier>
blumen ont 9lonb@9oint Der @ban1ps,
glDiees baben fiir ieben Baum 40
Srancs unb fir ben gan3en Blas 1000
Srancs setoitet. Das Seuertperf bes
2rocabero foitete "a, 900 Srancs unb
ber gabubof in @aiip 10000 Srancs.
9ier wuroe Der ausseieste 9rebit
iiberi6ritten, aber bieier Yoiten III
ponl Staat iibernominen morben. Die
Stabt bat bios IA, 900 Srancs ~ 3ab.
len fir bic neu anaeleste Gllee. Tieie
ipiro erbalten bleiben, ba man i'm
Sabre 1900 bel Der @eltausitelluna
anbere bobe 8eiu6er abnli9 su
empfansen sebentt, ME unldnslt ben
3aren unb feline @emablin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
2l3 Nlamo.plaaa.

Die elegantefe MusmabI bon
Oiamanten, @olos unb Silbermaareu,
ubren. OpernsIdiern unb pielen aube. !.
rem astiteln. bic fid gu @eibna@isges
f9enfen eignen. fiubet man in benz re.
nommirten @efddft bon @ebr. @ri.
Ser, No. 304 %. .sgommerce. 5truBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

RarI'S Gloper Root $bee reiaist has
9lut unb eiebt cine refine iG6ne 6arbe.
Sum Derfauf bet sealteper d Sou,
6arb, Same8 Glapin, :. 8. Gpeiefp.
Y. gohu q Co.. g. etein. Central
Drug 6tore. U. G6meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
Mattbies 8rps. Tleii@er,

No. 507 Of.6oufonsS
gfur bas porsiisli@te Rinb.. G&ais
unb S6meinefeii9.
Speaialitdt: Sunges aaIbileif6.
Mlle Irten bon Wurit. Gminfen,
3unse. s6mal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

8roden, armbdnber. 2etten,
Ringe. 8orfsdnabeln. S6irme unb
St6de nit elesaniem 8riH BET @ebr.
@riber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

- Gus fort @ortb wirb beri6tet,
6aB cine MaRe 8ieb. meldes nit
gaumwcilfamenmebl semdfet murbe.
na6 Chicago gum prsiie BON 3.7O
bic "a. rs pro 100 pfuub pertauft NOR.
ben III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

= Griber Bros. finb prattif&e
Sumeliere unb llbrmaf)er uno fti3re1
ole Nuftrdge unb bic lbnen annertr0us
ten 4rbsitsn prompt uub fauber Gus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
3pblen! &pblem!

Die Southern gis 9ompagnie Der,
tauft bic befen Snbianer. Serritorium.
9oblen; allss grObe Stude. Sci. 146.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10
W o tia
bes staatss nuo County. Solicitors.

Den Steuer3abIern wirb hierbnrd
angeseigt bab bic Staats. unb @ountp
ad valorem, Shul. unb &opf. Steuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 ieBt fdlls fnb.
Sofe @affianp,
Steuer. Solicitor BON Berar @ouutn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

@ef9Iiffeue @IaSwaa.
rem In babi&eter Nuswabl bel
8ebr. @riBet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

Das 9efdbrli9fte Meer TT
bte Sitiee. Gein anberes forSert 70
oiele Spfer an Meni9enleben wie bies
fes 70 barmlos fdeinenoe @euaiier.
So bat fbon Sabre geseben, In benen
bic .3abl Der gdiffbriide auf Der Office
bis auf 425 itiea unS niemals finb es
unter $50 geueien. 8et SO Yrpsent
bteier nnfdlle tpurbe baS perungliidte
Sabr5eug total iprad uno bic ganse
Manni6aft fam in ben Wellen Inn.
Sn ben bier Sabren 1877 bis 1881
9ingen auf Der Sltiee tti9t ipeniser ols
700 Menidenleben perloren. SO tarf
alleroinss nidt uerseiien iperSen, baB
auf tein anoeres Meer iid S1iifer
nit 70 idledtem sdifismaterial bins
auswagen. 8eionberS bic benz Sols,
banoel bienenben Sabrseuee iinb oft In
10 jammerpollem .3ultanoe, baB iie
tein 8beoer Der eroben Sanbelspldse
sulaiien tpiiroe; fiir ben 9ol3trausport
3pifden g9meben, Noripe9en, RuBe
Lamb uuo Deuti6lanb ideinen iie bann
ober INNER nod gut aenus; elm paar
Sabre balten lies nod aus, bis Iie
unuerieDens iHeiner itiirmii6en Serbits
nad)t 1u @runbe seben. Sm letten
Sabrsebut lit besbalb elm Riidgana Der
Sdiffsunfdlle auf Der Sftiee su bemers
fen seueien, neil INNER 1nebr bic
alten nerbraud)ten Se9ler bur9 neue
Gambler eriest nerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

@rnneetgentbnmS llebertrasunsen.
@Onrao 6ubsrid an 2pbia 0eptou,
8runbhhd on 8anios Str. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

Alerlei @snhrae flir @eibnadts.
tu6en, Sorten &C.. ythHe. aepfel. 81.
tronen &C. bel 8. Gifel u 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-10

pidles. aus bem Sob unb in
6laf9en, Oliuen, bel
s. Gitel & 60.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07
SPOKE TO SAMAR|TANS,
Susan B. Anthony Ably Defends
Woman Suffrage Before
Crowds.
Clubmen Tod What Women Want
by the Venerable Apostle of
Equality of Sex.

Susan B. Anthony lectuyed. last night
before the Good Samaritan Club on
woman Suffrage" The hall was mao.
niticentiy decorated in honor of the climbs
distinguished guest.
Miss Anthony was attended on the sta oa
by President T. c. West of the club MS
A. A. Sargent, Miss Brown, the Misses
Donnelly. Mesoames Verdenal and PonIt.
ney occupying seats to the right and left
The spacious hall was thronged with in
terested listeners, and as the venerable
champion ef the 'new citizen, rose r.
speak she was greeted with a burst Of
hearty cheering. "
Henry Ward Beecher used tn COW ,,
onmenced the veteran suffragist atbat q
! ankee had no use for any one who didn't
nave vote In his hand. That is abont
the way feel IN this campaign for the
rignts OF women. Ny object is to con-
vince men; now women do not count
Wnen men give woman a voice in govern.
ment then will be time enough to talk to
e eel. ror the present she is out of the
ngnt. All she can do is to appeal to the
otner nall OF humanity for Justice"
Inc weli-known arguments in favor of
woman suffrage were then given in the
SIM pie, YET convincing, style which Miss
Anthony knows so well how to use. Al
times she was forced TO pause until the
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07
THE TWO FIGHTING JOES,
McAuliffe and Choynski Are
Now Talking Fisti-
cuffs
Two Entertainments Will Be Given
This Month by the
Clubs.

The pugilists have grown tired of wait
ing for fat purses and are now talking
loud and hard.
A few days ago Joe Choynski said that
he would meet Van Buskirk and Jeffries
in one evening and after having disposed
of the former he would tackle the Los
Angeles lad, and failing to stop both he
would not ask cent, but in case he
whipped the two new aspirants to the
heavyweight championship he must re-
ceive the entire purse.
AS soon as Joe McAuliffe learned OF
Choynskis sweeping challenge he boarded
a Mission-street car for this City and
quickly hunted up one of the managers OF
the National Club and declared:
81 understand that Choynski is looking
for big game. and has offered to stop two
men in one night. Now, while am in
this City Choynski will have no occasion
to meet two. men in one night, and if he
is really willing to fight man in his own
class am ready at any time to accommo-
date him. or any other heavyweight pu-
gilist, for that matter"
When McAuliffe's statement was made
known to Choynski little Joe smilt d. and
after giving the proposition some thought
he sent word to the managers of the Ma
tional Club that he would fight McAuliffe
under the auspices of any club that would
hang up" good purse and good win
ner's end
The National Club may clinch this
match to-day, provided that McAulffe is
not held down by the Occidental Club by
contract. He has been training for three
weeks under the supervision of Professor
Barney Farley of "wonderful-discovery"
fame, and, according to all accounts, he
is getting to look like man.
Young Mitchell, the manager of the
Occidental Club, states that McAuliffe has
signed articles to fight Patrick Francis
Slavln In Septem ber, and, If so, it is
doubtful If Choynski will be afforded an
opportunity of measuring arms with Big
Joe until Slavin will have another chance
OF duplicating that punch which lowered
the colors of the tanner in the presence of
the sportive aristocrats of a London club
AT any rate, If the two casinos-big and
little = cannot meet within the roped
square they will have first-class opening
Tor un limited rounds of ''chin music" for
some weeks to come.
The National Club will hold its next ex-
hloltlon at the pavilion on the evening of
the Z2d inst. 1t has matched Billy Gala
gner and George Green and J. Stensler and
Billy Smith,
The Occidental Club will give its next
entertainment at Woodwards Hall on the
evening OF the 28th inst The only match
IL mas consum mated SO far is a ten-round
Dout between "Spider" Kelly and Gus
derget. The "Spider," who is q good
angler, is training in Niles Canyon and
mas pike for breakfast. dinner and supper.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07
Delegates From Washington Tell
of the Volume of Work to
Be Done.
THE LOCAL SOCIETIES BUSY.
The First Mass.Meeting Arouses
Great EnthusiaSm-The
Speeches.

The Central Methodist Episcopal Church
was crowded to the doors last night when
the thirty-eighth quarterly convention Of
the Golden Gate Christian Endeavor Union
was opened by President James A. Wiles.
The entire front of the auditorium was
handsomely decorated with National
colors and flowers. Two beautiful flags
were suspended from the top of the organ
pipes and were caught upon the sides In
festoons; the large banner of the union
hung in the center, over which was sus-
pended large c. E. monogram. The
pulpit was covered with huge flag which
extended from one side to the other.
On the left above the gallery was the
Central Christian Endeavor banner. On
the right hung the Union Junior banner.
From the gallery was hung the letters
"San Francisco, '97.
Onward, Christian Soldiers" "To the
Work. " ''True Hearted, Whole Hearted, y
and THE Banner of the Cross" were sung
during the opening.
Henry ]. Mccoy of the Y. M. G. A. read
the eighth chapter of Romans and led in
prayer, after which the choir rendered
He Shall Come Down Like Rain"
Miss M. c. Lanquist made report as
secretary, in which she said:
The thought uppermost in our minds for
some time has been ''San Francisco, '97"-
what it will be aid what it will mean to us
ana our hearts are glad with expectation now
that the great convention will be ours.
Enough cannot be said in praise of our COM
mittee of '97, for its untiring zeal; Iaboring
early and late that each day and week might
increase the amount to reach our aim OF
$25, 900.
To the citizens and corporations of orr City,
who have so generously aided the Christian
Endeavor cause, we, the Endeavorers of Golden
Gate Union, tender our unbounded thanks.
We are now their debtors, inasmuch as we owe
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07

looked up he saw the boys body double
up. The hand upon the wire ierked as III
by great effort to free itself and then it
relaxed its grip. The body fell back be-
hind large sign on the edge of the COR
nice doubled up in an apparently lifeless
heap.
So roughly was the unfortunate boy
handled by impetuous hands eager only to
drag him into the building that his face
was battered against the sill. When he
was brought within and placed upon the
floor his nose was bleeding from the care
lessness of his rescuers; one palm was
badly blackened and burned and one shoe
burned completely through the sole.
A large crowd had collected in front of
the building.
Heinze was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital and attended by DR.. Stice. His left
hand was black and swollen and burned
to the bone There was also large blis-
ter on his right foot, and hole in the sole
of his boot showed how sJrong the cur
rent had been to burn clear through the
thick heavy sole.
"I am q mechanic" said Heinze last
night, sin the employment OF the
Waverley Bicycle Company, $50 Market
street. Yesterday afternoon l went to the
first floor to take down the wooden sign.
! opened the window and stepped upon
the SILL
81 had just reached out to unfx the sign
when I accidentally got hold of an electric
wire which ran alongside the sign un-
known to me. The shock was terrible.
felt as if the whole of my body was shriv-
cling up. and the pain was horrible.
Although / say it myself, / am strong and
tugged and tugged to get my hand away
from the wire but couldn't | felt my
senses leaving me, and made one desperate
effort, and then / became unconscious and
fell against the window sill. | suppose
my right foot had pressed against the
ether electric wire, ana that is how my
boot was burned.
Il remained unconscious for over an
hour, but feel all right now. The insula-
tion on the wire was worn almost through
and if they had been without that thin
covering | would not now be alive. / con-
slider | have had most miraculous es-
cape and l mean to see if something can't
be done to compel the electric companies
to keep their wires properly insulated.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07

looking to you to uphold the good name of
the State. 1t was my good fortune to go to
Washington. When we took the train at
Chicago we were glad to find it loaded with
Iowa delegates. The news soon spread through
the train and 160 strong they marched back
into our car and sang their songs. Then they
called for speech. When we bid them well
come 10 the Golden Gate they went wild with
enthusiasm. Wherever we appeared on the
streets we were as great an attraction as
band of Sioux indians. ] expect to see more
visitors in San Francisco next year than
ever came 10 Cal ifornia in years combined.
His remarks were received with contin-
ued applause.
DIR. e. e. Kelley. an State ex-president
and who has attended two international
conventions, was introduced to speak on
"City for 81" He had just returned from
his Washington trip.s He said:
We want you to be enthusiastic. We want
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-07

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