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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
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= 5m Gaiino Der Morine Offsiere
au aiel belt 9aiier WiIbelm ua9 Der
@utbiilung oes DentmaIs fit &oiier
Wilbelm | eime &eoe, in beren Ser.
laufe er in warmen Worten Der Das
bingef9iebsueg tes ,,Sltis" geba6te
gine dbnlide patriotiide 0iusabe,
fagt er. blirfe er nobl bel benz geIamm.
ten Offi3iereorps Der Mdrine pnraus.
feben. gea4 beenbeter Anfpra9e toas
ftete er auf bas Off3iercorps. NIs
3ei4en ieiner beionberen 9oda9tung
blieb er iteben unb itieB peri6uli9 nit
alen anuefen5en 127 Ofi3ieren, bonn
Abmiral bis gum iitugfen lieutenant
an. bic BET ibm borbeibefilirten,
ben ginen ober ben Mnberen nit
freunbli9em 3ufpru1 besrhBen6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Siir oie 6eiertaas. Grtariioneu mad
oeln Siiooiten.


Die Sabli6e paeifie. .gabn (Sunset
Rcute), berfauft on 81. unb %. Oe.
eember &unbreiies Bilette nod alIen
puntten i'm eiboifeu, stiltis 3ur Rtid.
fabrt innerbalb 80 $agen bonn Bers
taufstage su einem Gabrpreife fur bic
3unbreiie.
Sur bic Geiertass grturRonen uers
ben 8iaette anf gerfauf Iieeen am 49,.
a., Is. unb 81. December '96 uub am
|. Sanuar '97 BON allen puntten Der
2inie nad) ieber 8abn Station In
3sgas, gtiltig 3ur &Bdfnhrt bis gum
8. Saauar '97, 5u elm unb elm 9ritteI
Gabrprsis fttr bic Runbreiie.
6. S. Parts,
u. q. 9. 6 3. H., 6Ouaon, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Seiertass Grturiiouen.

Die Snternationalbabn pertamft. mie
allidbrli6. Geiertags.g .grturiiousbilIeite
nod punften i'm Saoofen am 21.
unb %. December. 3u einem sSabr.
preife fur bic &unbreiie, etiltig fur 80
Sage bonn Sertaufstage.
2otale grturionen merben ebenfalIs
fiir Weibna4ten unb Neuiabr arran.
girt.
@eaen tpeiterer auStunft penbet
Sud an ben Snternationolbabn Sidet.
agenten obsr i9reibt an
.. 5. priet.
u. g. q. a., paIefine. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
aarf gismard tritt In ben

UUtp Ot0utuLu tLut wv U6u
n9amb. Na6r." Der allsemeinen Mgis
tation gegen bas DUEL entgegen. Sn
einem ldngeren Mrtitel meiuen bieie:
Wenn auf irgeub eine Weife Der Self
beg Off3ierscorps gednbert tperben
narbe, 10 mdre es a0erbinss tpabrs
i@etnli@, baB i'm Sabre einige Duelle
ober gIcefe ueniser fatifdnben; aber
es tpdre bod @efabr porSonben, baB
Der @eif bes Offi3ierstOrps bann bers
art fdnte, baB Elm ftinftiser aries ni9t
10 erfolgrei@ fein. marbe, tpie bic
lebten. OenieIben ,,&itterli9teits"s
Stanbpuntt baben betanntIi9 au9 bic
uareua. .3eitung" unb ,,Norbbeutl9e
4agemeine 3eituns" pertreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Cages . Neuigfeite,t.
8 n | q n b

~ u "
Sm Wonat Ottober beliefen lid,
bic ginaabmen be8 8innealteuers 6 oI.
leftors auf $l3.275.205 b. B. $475,. !.
008 meniger als i'm Ottober bes Sob.
res 1895. Oie auf @runb bes neuen
8eieBes 3ur Beffeuerung bon vgefaQ.
tenn, b. B. perfdlf9ten1, adie erbobene
Steuer brabte uur 1913 elm. Wdb.
renb Der lebtoerfoHenen bier Monate
wurben I'M 8an3en $424 500 weuiaer
eingenommen. als Ia ben entipre4ens
ben bier Wonaten bes Boriabres.
= Nus Canton. Obio, mirb mitae,
tbeilt, baB Der prdlibent Nscainlep
uabri9einlt9 Mr. CHARLES Gates Da,
wes BON gpaufton, Sas.. au feinem
Yriuatietretdr ernennen tuerbe. Wr.
Danes III ein Mltglieb bes republitas
nii9en National. .g1ecutip. aomites.
@eneral 0oraee porter BON Nem
Yort, Der alS @roBmarffaQ BEL Der
Snaugnration bes prdfbenteu WcRin.
lep fungiren tDirb, bat In glepelanb,
Obio, eingebenbe 8erbanblungen in
gejug auf bic Snaueurationsfeierlih.
telten nit 9errn 9anna, ben, @ams
pagneleiter WcainIeps. sepHogen.
= Cine febr unansenebme Ra@rid,t
pirb aus Wafbington initgetheilt. 9as
mad bat bic unterfu9ung bes I'M
grootlpner e6iffsbaubofe perfuutenen
S1laGttdiHeS rSeraS@ erQeben. baR
oa8 S9iff, beRen @rbauung $4,000
600 getoftet bat. fur ben ottipen Dienif
auf bober See gdn3Ii9 unbrau9bar III.
DIE yrttfungss 4ommiiion bate biefes
S9itf fur gut befunben. Wenn bas,
telbe aber bsreits i'm Sdifsbaubof Der.
INIT nns ftir unbraudbar befuubeu
mirb, nod ebe es in Dieuit aeffeQt 1T
10 tuirb man leiber aud an Der Sci.
ftungsfdbigfeit uuo 8idtigteit anberer
s9iffe uaferer ariessfotts speifeIn
mafien. Die unterfu6uag bat erae.
ben, bab teiu einsises ber @ompart,
ments bes SdiffeS ma1erbidt lit unb
baB eia Sed In einem berlelben auf
bober See ben untersans bes Sdiif.s
3ur unfeblbaren GOlse gebabt baben
mdBte.
= Der bertibmte pianiit ROieutaaI
III Ia ebieago fhtper ertrantt, tuie es
beiBt ON tppb6fem Gtsber.
= NuS Sopeta, 8anias, mirb be.
ri9tet: Soba %. 8reibentbal, Der
Worfber bes populiftii9en 5taatssgeu.
tral . 4omites BON 2anfas, bat anaes
tinbigt, baB er 3anbibat fiir BEN Bun.
ossfenat 1T. Ser iebise Snbaber bes
SiBes. Senator pfeffer, tritt ebenfaQs
mieser aIs aanbibat auf.
- Aus Mauban in georb Dafota
tDirb beri9tet, BOB bic 3ase ber 96rbl.
Paeific 8abn bur1 bic Sdueeftiirme
Der lebteu Wo9e Yeripdtuuaen BON
ni9t tpeniger alS flnf Sagen erlitten.
Sie yieb3a6ter baben In Nero. Datota
groBe 8erluiie erIitten.
= Wdbrenb bss Bli33ar6s in Norb.
Satota iinb bon 2300 @aafen, bic in
l3 ofenea SoppelsGed.@ars auf benz
2ransport nod benz Often paren, uber
500 erfroren.
Sn Der tleiuen Orti6aft perrp
i'm Staate Hem Oort brad In benz
9aufe beg Garmer8 2utbsr @reenmau
Geuer aus, Das 70 idnel um fi9 griff.
bob bie gan3e Gamilie, befebenb aus
ytann, Grau unb brei ainbern, in ben
Jlammen umtam.
AuSlanD.
- aaifer WilbeIm II. bat einen 8
Sub bobeu fiIbernen putol oils ,Subis
ldumsbeder" gum 9lnbenten on ben
so. Sabrestas Der 8esierung Der So,
nigin 8ietoria, aIs preis elmer Don
erglii6en Oa6ten i'm nd9Hen Sabre
su beranftalteuben Wettfabrt bon
Goser IN England nod Der SufsI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Sauienbe bon Hbeumattsmns 6dls
len finb bur@ elmer mnb Mmemb's
&e5ept Wn. 285L sebeilt morbsm.
Mae 2eibeuben fOllten cine Glaf9e ba.
BON beriu9en.
g. 8. 6 9mibt, 6ouaon, Ser.
NQeinige Ngenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

piIlen bslIsn Der gerfiopfuns ni9t
ob. Sic perl1limmern fie uur. aarf's
-@loner Hoot 8bee reguIirt bas uuter'
leibs.Seltem. Gum gertauf bel 4al'
teper G 9dudarb, Sames @lapin, Z.
s. SpeQeKp, &. @obn & Co., y. Steia,
Central Orig Store, u. S6meese.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

e9ninbiudt Tam bur4 Sbilsb-s
Sure sebeiIt merben. Diefes srsbs
6ufenbeilmitieI III bas ein3io tefaRnls
geasn biefe idredlide 8rantbeii. Sum
gertauf bel 3alteper & S@u@orb,
Sames @Iabin. &. 8. Speleip, q.
@obn & Co.. .. Stein, Central Drug
Store, U. Shneppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Scr @iuter fDutult

unb mir baben uus bnr9 Nnfdafung
zines groBen Borrathes Don Gilai1u,
ben, bic mir bon so Gents an un6 aufs
wdrts berfaufea. barauf borbereitet.
gbenfo baben mir elm srcBes 2ager
BON allen @orten bon Serrens, Sas
men. unb aiuberi9uben 3u ben bilig.
fen preifen. @ummiftiefel unb Gums
mif6ube far i9ledtes @etter. @pre1t
In unferern neuen Store por.
@inberella 6 S9ubspalaf.
213 Mlamosp plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Warum ui@t bic 6eiertase 3l
Daufe berbringen ?

Die Wl. 6. & &. 8abn offerirt
niebrige &aten unb comfortable &eiie
mad allen 9tdbten in ben iib6fliden
Staaten. Runbreifes8illstte gum Bers
tauf am 81. unb %. DECEMBER, giiItia
fur breiBig Sage bonn 8ertaufstage an.
Wegen ndberer Nustunft ueubet
@u6 on %. 9. Grufb.
y. .. & 8. H.. M. Sc. & 8. gabn,
Dallas, Ssgas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Sn bemfeIbeu 2otale befinbet fi9 elm
Tif6 d. mno Mnfterm. 40 areA
Sdsli6 sroBe Musmabl ton frif&en
Giiden, Muiiern, WiIb. GeiiageI
auer Mrt. SeIepbon 399.
BefeQuagen ftir Sleil9 unb Gii9 ,c.
merben In ir9enb einem 8beile ber
etabt frei abgeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
eSn Dresden if uieber cine oou,

- Sn Dresden 1T uie6er eine game
camille bur@ uirtbfdaftli6e Notb In
ben Sob getrieben tporben. Ser Dor.
tige Weblbdnbler llbIemann Bat nit
ieiner Grau SeIbifmorb eegangen unb
NIT beren ginDerifdnbuiB bic brei ain.
Der In ben Sob ntitgenommen. Nn
3oblensas eritidt murben idmmtll6e
bon WtitbemObnern bes Sauies als
Set9en aufgefunben. S6were 8ers
LUTTE batten ben Wann au Der entiebli.
den 3bat beranlast.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Seib Jbr bura unoerbanIidten,
Berfopfuus. appetiiIofsfeit, S6pia.
BEL. selbe 6autfarbe gepiastl @tb
lobD gitaliser III elm fi9eres 6eilmtttel.
Gum gerfauf bel 9alteper q G@n,
6arb. James @lapin, &. 3. Gpeneip,
Y. gsbx q Co., 3. Gtein, GentSal
1rus Stsre. VI. e&nepSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Wenn Der 5auptnsrp Der Dafte
bon 59mer3en ansesrifen iff, 10 milf.
fen mir iebr f6limm Ieiben. @enn
man iebo6 ST. Satobs: Del anmenbet.
10 brinat bafetbe bis auf bic f9mer.
aenbe Stele bur9 unb pertreibt ben
S6mer3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

= @efulte Olioen, Sarbinsn ia
Del, Somatos uub 5enf.sauee, @dn.
ieleber' unb Gleif9.paiteten olIer Mrt,
Sbrimps. Iudobis, ehten @apiar unb
piele anbere berartige MrtifeI bel
&. Gifet & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
&. W. NcMaifter,
Seuers uub Sornabos
8erR6erung.
Bel. Alb.

= Geine pidIes, berf9iebene neue
Salat' unb Braten Saucen unb on.
bere oppetitreiaenbe sadlsn BEL
e. @ifel & GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

geseu OispepRe unt 4eberleibea
babe Sbr bic gebrudte Garontie an is
Der Glai@e bon @bilsb's Ditali1er.
Gs beilt immer. 3um Der1aut bel
2alteper q 59u9arb. Sames GIasin.
IS. Gpelefp, R. gobn q Co., 3.
Stein, Central Drug Store, q.
@@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Sor0am 8rotbers,
8eftanratenre In GMols' @aloun nab
Haimen E3arten.

liefern tdsli@ friide HuFeru aus
Der S6ale. ein feineS Dinner far Is
Gents unb fabren ionhise grtra Be-
iiellunsen in tur;er 3eit aus. Nae
9elitateRen Der Saiion iinb su baben.
Die bsfen unb biIlisfen preife ID Der
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

5eblt Gndb xebenstraft In ireeno etnem Eheil
Cures Sbftem8, ober it Gner Rerneniptem aerriit.
tet our uniuetie aebenSart ooer iraenb tueIbe nr.
tadbep Sbelt mir Cure s5ebler nit uno i'd min gudb
aum 6lIfe nothtuen6ia bate 5erner fenbe i'd aud
frei oas Recebt zines einfad6en 6ausmtteIs. bas
mid rettete.
geridbtebt Mot auf moreen. tpas ibr beute tbun
fudt. Shreibt unter Beiicblu6 etner 8rit ln,nrfe
fur &iid.Nnttuort an Thcmas Slater. . .. Bur
7A6l Ralamaaup. Rt@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

- 4uf s9loB Ghraenberg farb
am 29. Nobember 6urft aarl ggon
BON Jdrfenberg i'm Nlter Don 46 Sob,
rem an eiHem &hdenmartsleiben. Oa
ber Ierforbene tinberlos mar, erIii@t
nit ibm bic i@wdbif6e 2inie ber STR.
fenberg unb bic ausgebebnten Sitter
berielbeu fallen an bic 6ferreinii@e
2juie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Gait Elm Sober ben6tbiot nm bieie
Sabresaeit einen teuen Nuaug. Die
u. LOBERT TAILORING CO."
lO4 Commerce Str., oerfertist ioI1e
prompt uub poblfeiI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
r@ie reid sic iein miiiien 9err

p8ie reid sic iein miiilen Serr
SelOern!"
9lOeli9 eridten elm 0iener in Ser
Gbiir. slts er Die iltn9e Dame fat,
wollte er fi6 Oisfret 3uriidSieben. Ger
@raf rief ihm gu: .@eiB! Deden Sic
raid i'm GBsimlaer elm fleines Sriibs
itiid auf. Gbampagner unb SberrD!"
Stun m66te i'd au9 SIRE anoeren
3immer leben!" bat Gina.
r@elpiB! 9ier," er Dffnete cine
9biir, uidlafe i9! llnb ba iperoe id
BON nun an jeoe NaCbt bon Sbnen trdus
ulen. .s-ga4ass
an Der anasrsn 9eiie Ses @alons
mar oaS GB,imnteg 6eilen ei6ene Gin
rid)tnng ebeitfalls belpnl1bert tpurbe.
Damn fam ein bebo9lid) einseri6tetes
3im1ner, ben, man aniab, baB lein
Ser ii6 piel barin aufbielt. Sn Der
Wlitte bieies groBen .3iinmers ltano
Der prd6tise Gon3ertfligef. Sbn ieben
uno barauf sufliegen, mar fir Gina oas
@erf zines @usenblids. aber ibre
9anoe riittelten persebens an benz
Dedel. rgeri6loiien?" fraste fie im
Gone Der @nttdui9ung. nSitte, 9eben
Gle mir ben S6liiiiel!"
fTortSebund fpI1t.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Die eleganteife Musmabl bon
Oiamanten, 8olos unb 9ilbertpaaren.
nbren, Dpernsldiern unb pielen anbe
ren altiteln. bic f6 au Wsibna9tsses
i4enfen eignen, fnbet man In benz res
nommirten 8ei6dft BON @ebr. Sri.
per, No. 304 W. s@ommeree.S StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

DAB !, ie golonialpoIitit Elm
tbeares 9erentgen if, sebt baraus ber.
Dor, baB In benz reuen sabre8abf9luB
aaein Der pofen,, WefsNfrita" i'm Cos
leniaI' Budget elm Deficit BON 4 Wil'
lionen Warf auf5uweiieu bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

= @riBer Bros. fnb praftif@e
Supeliere unb ubrma6er unb fii5ren
nae Nuftrdge unb bic ibnen anpertraus
ten Arbsiten prompt unb iauber aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

nerind1t2 gSenn ntdbt, 10 tbnt es 10.
fort. GS mad1t Gud3 5n nenen Wsen.
tden. Prapartrt BON Der Mnbeniers
0nida 8retptns Co., ct. &putS, Wfp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

= Mer einen ueberaieber n6tbig bot,
lafie fh folden bon Der 81. LOBERT
TAILORING CO." mad Mas anfer.
tigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

Der Maareu Yorratb Der ~.
LOBERT TAILORING CO." III
rei9baItiger pie ie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Na1aess8iuette auer agrf

Geiuubbett nnb euten MiIsm ssteltal
5br bur@ 6bilnb's Gatarrb 3ellebe.
preis so Gents. RafaI Sniettss iysl,
3um Bertauf BET Sealteper q S4n& &asb,
Sames @Ianin, &. 8. Speue6p, q.
@obn d Co., g. Stein, Geatrat 0gue
Store, q. G@weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Mattbies 8rps. Tleiid3er,

No. 507 Of.0ouit n.GtraBe,
gfur bas pOrsiisIi@fe &inbs. G@af.
unb S6meinefeifd.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges RalbFeii&.
4le Mrten BON MurR. G@inien,
3unge. 6@mala &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
N . pti5
bes staats> nub gonntp. Solicitors.

Den Steuer5ablern pirb hierbur9
ange3eigt, baB bic 5taats. unb @ountp
ad valorem, Shul. unb Gopf.Steuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 ieBt fdllis fnb.
Sofe @affiano,
characterization bon Berar @ouuip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30
Nad) Der @abli9ladt!

Naa Der 8abli@ladt!
@Dttlpb! Rum lit ct 8eidIa8en
Ser bette, erbitterte 8ampf,
0orbet TIT has @tu8em mnn gWagem,
Wersu8en ber @nlberbampf.
hub tpie ber 0ampt iidb bsrapaen,
8ebauptet aIs gie8er baS Jelo
Wum @ternenbanmer ttmflpgen,
Mcstinlep, Der tuadfere 9elb!
0cm iilberfhuppigen 9radben
Gr bat tim ben 0aranS gemad,t
Gr ftiek ibm ben gpeer In ben @ad,en,
Aa iamf Ct binab tn bic gead,f.
Sel ftrabtet guloig ittS 9Sette
@cstinlebS 9aftnns unS Webr,
$eii 0ir, ganft 0eUrs ber 3tpeite,
Seil tauienOfad,, &abm Sit unb Chr
Stun fomnsen befiere 3eiten,
Nertranett febrt tuie6es 5nTiiff, -g-~s.
Mnf an bas X6rmem mme gtreiten
TuIgt Stub mnb sufrieoereS Slid.
@eii Dir SO 9einem Wuabrin8em
WtcStnleb, Da Mann unf'rer QNabl
., mD4e eS balb 9tr 8elimsen,
9n euoem OcS Wplfes lual.
Muf, laffet bic 0l6ier erfltn9em
Wfit pIbe ttetn "Lone Star" 8ter
limb bunnerno etm @ud, amsbrinaen
2SiIfiam McsfimIep. 9ir!
2Sir brin8en eS BOILER Werebrmng
Sn clone star''ssyier Dir bar,
Sft's Spd-aletdl 9einer gHabrmms-
60 8Uloi9, tamter umb Flat!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

y, Yobetuils, @afb Grocer.
Grii6e Waaren. uiebrige preife,
prompte ablieferung. Gin BerIut er,
beten. 1888 Sao' 'alamosStraBe, gds
@amargo. 8elepbon 43a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

9as @aen8er 6otel 8abebaus,
gde @rodett' uub Bonbams StraBe, III
pieber er6Hnet. Miiiluo6 No9mit.
tags ftr Sameu. 2hrfiides., Spirit,
rnb 8aiiu'8ab Wafaee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-30

u. 9. 9. & 3. H.. 6ouFon, 8eras.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

legislature 70 gerrymander Mckinney
out of congress.
While in congress he served on the
committee on revision of laws, the jul
dietary committee, the committee on
expenditures in the pcstofllce depart
ment and tho committee on rules.
When General Garfield received the
nomination for tho presidency, Mr.. Nc.
Kinley was assigned to the vacancy ov
the committee on ways and means. rs
served on tho last mentioned committee
until the expiration of his last term
representative. Wh..c Chairman e tn.
committee he framed the McKinle.
bill, which afterwGrd became law au
which still bears his name.
McKirlcy was protege Of ex-Prcs
dent Hayes, and up TO the time of e.
latter's death ho recognized the cx
president az his adviser ard ccunsclo,
during the rebellion. General Hayes
knew him ard bis father well, and saw
in the dash'ng Young cavalier the germ
Of greatness. Hc needed n counselor, ai
adviser, u friend. aaA General Hayc
watched over him with the fllial love,
devotion and pride q n father
The war crdcd, Mckinley still rc.
mained cn cbjcct OF hope, Il intcrs
and pride tD General Hayes. McKinlc'
became candidate for cougrcss ard v
elected. Whcn Iia-ns rEs -prcsidc,i
Mckinley was in 'ho housoCf icproscrf
atives. The majcr was a frequent we
como visitor at the White House. Or
day the president gave Mckinley ed
vice, which mado Mckinley the fore
most champion of a protective tarla.
President Hayes thus spoke to the younr
representative;
"To achinxe SUCCESS aud farna -xsl
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first elected to congress he enjoyed one
of the leading places and one Of the best
general practices in the county.
AS lawyer Mr.. Mckinley was al
ways thorough and careful in the prepa-
ration Of cases. He had the confidence Of
everybody and soon became particularly
prominent as an advocate. He prepared
himself by thorough courses Of reading
for his public career. He is much as
Garfield was In this respect and pos
sesses elements Of strength by reason of
his thorough study Of political subjects.
He seems to have had In view from the
beginning the devotion Of his life to
public service. During all his early pro-
fessional years he was an active partioi-
pant in Republican campaigns and early
gave evidence Of the power he has since
developed as a public speaker and ora
tor. The plan of his political speaking
has always been the same. He first thor
oughly masters the subject in hand and
then presents it forcibly.
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and fifes aroused the echoes OF the quiet
streets of Poland, among the first appli-
cants for enlistment was William Nc
Kinley. Jr.
1t was a new experience and new
s;hool that the lS-year-old boy entered.
this school of war, but he had wonder
full teacher. 1t was his good fortune
that assign l him TO the Twenty-third
Ohio. The recruits that composed it
were in June, 1861, mustered and form
cd into regiment. Its first colonel was
William s. Rosecrans, afterward major
general commanding the deparE 4
the Cumberland. Second in command
was Stanley Matthews, who was splen-
did soldier, but won his greatest honors
in civil life by becoming United States
senator and justice Of the United States
supreme court and Rutherford Il.
Hayes afterward governor of Ohio and
president Of the United States. These
are a few Of the illustrious men who
were borne on the roll Of officers of the
gallant regiment In which marched Pri-
vate William Mckinley, Jr.
He carried the musket for IA months;
then he was promoted. But he won his
promotion honestly. His comrades Of
the rank and file bear testimony to the
fact that he was a good soldier; that he
performed every duty devolving upon
him with fidelity and negligence and
without complaint. They congratulated
him, therefore, when he was made conf
missary sergeant Of the regiment. Later,
after Antietam, he was made second
lieutenant, and the Mahoning county
boy had risen from the ranks
He was now to all intents and pur-
poses trained veteran. He had had his
baptism in blood at Carnifex Ferry. He
had gone through the West Virginia
campaign and become part Of the
magnificent Army Of the Potomac under
Mcclellan. South Mountain and Antie-
tam had been made immortal by the
blood of heroes, and the shoulder straps
were worn with a due but not exagger-
ated realization of the responsibilities
they implied He became a second lieu
tenant on Sept. "a, 1862. He was pro-
NOTED TO first lieutenant Feb. z, 1868.
His commission as captain bears date
July 25, 1864.
The brevet rank of major was con
ferred by President Lincoln ''for gal
liant and meritorious services at the bat
ties of Opequan, Fishers Creek and
Cedar Hill" He was with Sheridan in
the Shenandoah campaign; was at
Winchester, Cedar Greek, Fishers HILL
Opequan, Kernstown, Floyd Mountain
and Berryyille, where his horse was
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MRS. M'KINLEY.

MRS. ,M'KNLEY.
not in great public way, but simply
as faithful and devoted citizens, not
striving for particular eminence, but
notable for sturdiness Of character and
integrity.
1t was among such people and of
them that William Mckinley was born,
a, Niles, in Trumbull county, O., JAN
30, 1S43.
A younger son, he was destined by
his father. after whom he was named,
for the bar, and was educated at the
public schools, and later entered Alle-
ghany college at Meadville, Pa teaching
school to pay his tuition fees Scarcely
was he matr1culated when the civil war
came on. He was but stripping of ls
when he entered as private.
Mckinley, as those who remember
him as boy in Poland declare, was q
real boy, full Of fun, loving athletic
sports, fond Of horses and hunting and
fishing, and all outdoor exercise, and
yet at 16 we find him taking upon him
self a serious view of life. The church
records show that in 1853, when he was
hardly l6, he united with the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Of Poland, the
minister Of which was Rev. DIR. Day,
whose son, Wilson M. Day, is now pres
ident of the Cleveland chamber Of COM
merce.
Major McKinley's father was an iron
manufacturer and pioneer In that
business William was his third son.
The eldest, David, is now a resident of
San Francisco, where he is the Hawai-
ian consul general to the United States.
The second son, James. died about four
years ago. There is another son, Abner,
younger than the major, who, although
citizen of Canton, spends;most of his
time in New York, where he is engaged
in business.
McKinley's mother is now 81 years
of age, but alert and vigorous, mentally
and physically. She secs much of her
distinguished son, and he waits on her
and walks with her each day he spends
in Canton Even now, while his anxi-
eties are and should he on keenest edge,
playing, as he is, bold gamo for the
biggest stake on earth, he visits and
walks with his mother every afternoon