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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

Wir balten sesenpdrtis eineu
SDmr1er &dumungs Ber.
tauf. S@ube unb 9tiefel au aoft'
preifen Muf iebem @thd Waare
ffebt Der Soft unb ber ebemaIige Uers
taufspreis. Dor etlpa 3 Monaten be-
i9afften mir eineu 8orratb bon &of>
fern nnb 9anbtafhen. Stun tperben
MIR biefeIben boqfidnbig ausuertaufen,
ba mir bes Gaumes 5ebarftig finb ftir
ben groben 6erbffs unb Winters
Tnrratb BON S9uben, Der gegens
tudrtig anfdngt. bereinautommen.
NHes mub prompt unb aur Steue
be3ablt tuerben, ba mir su iol9en prei,
len M@ts aufi6reiben fbnuen.
@inberelIa Sbpe Gtore,
213 Nlamos plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
Gin grauut.

@eiR mar Der Sag uuo Die gsad,t blie5
beiR,
9te WDstttuS idbtuirrteu eutietltd,,
1nter'm bttbten Nete, 8ebabet tn
@cbfuetf,
Sa fhlaft iidb'S utdbt 8raoe eraDbltd,!
9a traamt man allerlet 3ems, 10 bmmt,
Wpn Safflt6fem, Wpld,eu uuS9rad,en;
80 traantt I'd, benn aud, sm bteier
Gtunb',
SD l1ge tut -. 9GQem=Nad3em!
Sd1 f@mprte In iiebenSem gMipefel
mnS Del
-Np@ nebr, alS atf nteinem Yfiible-
9, rief ttb, tit bier oenm feline geel',
Sic bic ledbsenbe 3muse untr fiible?
aanm batt' ids serafem, Sa Fam ftbpm
berbet
Gin Semfeldem, fetf mno bebembe,
Sragt mid nadb nteinem 8eaebr, tper
tdb iet
Hub tutc id1 mid benn befanSe2
Sd CAB 8efd5eio ibmt In utattem Son;
., rief er ba, TO feib eSbr esq
Serr Mrncio id3tdt Gnd npm ganft
Mutuu
0tn Garrel boil clone Star"s8 tere8
=, ber bamit, aber m68ltdbft idbmeII!
Oftef lamt td3 ha tn bas 0eiptmmel:
Seim Clone Star"- @ter alaubf man
ielbn tn ber @bu'
Wfan iu9re ntitten TN &tmmel!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
u. Sbpl5'
Talmeu Garten NIB &eitanratiou

Der freunbli6fe unb angenebmfte
aufentbalt fur bic Beiu9er Der @tabt
unb namentlib fiir Gauilien, III
S9ola' palmengarten. ber nit elmer
nor3itgliden &eftauration, tpel9e ole
Oelitatehen Der 5aiion in better Gus
bereitung liefert, berbunben if. Man
finbet bort bas bette @las Bier unies
rer beimii6en Brauereien, portreffs
libe einbeimif9e unb imrortirte Weine,
bito gigarren, alte, CUTE Wbisfies,
2iqu6re &C., unb gum ueber1uB tets
einen ausseaeidueten 2un9. Gamss
tags unb Sonntags Nbenbs finben
6reis apnaerte ftatt. 8inarbfpieIern
fteben bie beiten Billiards aur Ser,
ftigung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

GiQenartiser Grport. Cine
9anae Sofomotipenmertftdtte ipirb benz
nddft bon Ybilabelpbta na4 Nii6nii>
SfOWsorob, RuBlanb, transportirt ipers
ben. NlS Erausportmtttet bient Der
enalii9e Dampfer r9alebam. Dte
Gmloge TT fiir bte gartnopa> >Merte In
acknowledgements beittmut, ipei4e
It'd NIT ber 2eritellun9 bon Giieababn.
tpagen, Dampfbooten uub Danpffef-
feln befaHen unb 9esen 5000 Grbeiter
bei96fttgen. Die 3u perienbenbe Bert.
it6tfe utest iiber 80, 900 Gonnen. Gte
tptrb an Srt uub Stelle etipa 1000
Grbetter baben ,inb i'm Gtaube iein,
idbrli6 200 0ofomottpen s,t eritellen.
Sdmmtli9e 8orfeute unb Wai&intften
Der Gnlage lperben 4meritnner jeiu.
Die CUR Gufnabme Der Werfftdtte tn
Mibnij> j>Nomsorob beitimnten @ebdube
iino bereits fertteseitellt. Der Gar bat
bte l1nternehmer tn tbreut Norbaben
ermurbist. @abe3u IS proaeut Der ruff
iii4eu Gtienbabnen perben BON ber
@esieruns betriebeu, ,nb bie @eiell.
i4off iptrb OorauSiidtlt6 etnen groben
Gbetl Der Meferunesauftrdge bteier
Dabneu erbatten. 6as llnternebuen
wtrt ben 1lamen r8uiiH9Iamerifa,
nii@e Sabrif' '@efelti9aft" fhbren.
9r. ainss Mittel bat ibn serettet.
Der Apotbeter o. @aiaouette Id
Beabersbine, Sl8., iagt: rOr. Sings
rNeuer @utbeduns" berbanfe i6 mein
2eben. Sd lpurbe beftis bon ber
Grippe bsfaaen unb periudte alle Aer3te
In tpeitem umtreife, aber obne grfoIg,
benn man CAB mid auf unb faste, mir
t6nne uidt mebr gebolfeu tuerbeu. Do
i9 Or. Sings rgieue gntbeduns" In
meinem 2abeu bate, gebraudte i9
bieies Mittel unb bon Der erhen DoRS
an ftiblte i'd mid mobler, unb ua9bem
Id brei 6Iai6en gebrau9t bate, tonnte
Id fdon pieber auffeben. Sies Mit,
tel III fein 8epi6t in 8Dlb tpertf. Sd
-rh9te gar ni6t m.br obne baHelbe
,eln." Wan beforae fi9 cine prebes
fiafbe aus Der NpOtbete bon u. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
sVsmtb's Santiliemsarte,,.
Gin uniibertrOifener GrboInnespIas,

Mit benz SerannabeR Der beiBen Sab
res3eit febnt man fid in's Greie unb
nod einem grbplungsplabe, Der ueben
grfrii6ung, unterbaltuug, bor allen
9ingen frii9e 9uft bietet umb bas iR
Mntb's @arten auf benz @obernments
9hsel.
Ser @arten ift elm @uiter Don Sou.
berteit, bic 8sbienuns 1T aufmertlam,
bic @etrdnte erfer 3IaKe unb worauf
pobI Sober am meiiien iiebt, es uertehrt
bier tets ein getpdbltes PnbIitum.
8ereine unb tleinere @efelIf&afteu
t6nnen ben @arten ober ben iuftioen
Gaal. ober beibe, fur pribat.s s3eronfs
gunsen mietben unb Mutb's 6ousIo.
pelle Iiefert aud ftir ipIde UeraniloIs
tunsen bic Mufit ar mdBigem prsiie.
3ein 5rember iolte berfeblen. Sen
reiaenben 8arten Su beiuten unb bie
bieFgen Snrger ioHten eiuen StoIa bas
rein ieben, ben @arten red: bdufo ~
frequentireu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
9ie Gmprek Ndbntaid)t,te

Sieie por5iisli6e Aadb Mai9ine, Bic
ilberaa 10 9roBen Gnflans sefunben
bat anb Die elmer Ndb : Mal9ine i'm
Breiie bon $45-55 slei9fommt, uferi=
rem mir nit allen Ntta9meuts pie folat
Die Maidine nmb bie Treie 0reffe
etm Sabr fret, $21.5O.
9te Maidtne an alte 0lbpmmemten
ftir $4,000.
Ser Be Teller be5ahlt bie
Sra DIT, bic etna $3.50 Be-
trd ct. Man lenbe bas @elb an uns
elm nnb bic Mai@ine tuirb benz 8eitel>
ler bireft bon Der Sabrit auselanbt.
9is Grpebitipa Der ,5reie RreKe
fiir 3eEas".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
Seilams titr RoptiAmersen.

Als elm 6eilmittel far alle arteu ben
aopfidmer3sn bat f6 bas electric
8itters aI8 untibertreffiid erpieieu.
gS bspirft cine bouerube SeiIuns unb
Der idredlidfte ueru6ie 9opf@mer,
bdlt Der @inpirtung niht 5tanb. Wir
ermabueu Nae, bic es ansebt, fi6 eine
Glafde bieleS treffi6en 6eilmittels 3u
rerf6uHen anb es getuiHeubaft ,u bros
biren. Sn 6dlIeu bon 6ronii9er 8ers
fopfung bewlrft bieS Wiittel gerabe3u
Wunber unb menise Gdlle perm6aeu
ihm ldnaere 3eit au miberteten.
Werfn9t es. so Gents unb 81 bic
GIaf4e In Der apotbete bon u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
16. aanite1.

Der CUTE 8ittor Serno bate einise
bSie Gage nerlebt.
3uerft war Der 9(erser iiber bies
rbuntu1e fletne Mdb1en" in Tim pors
berrf@eno setpeien; er mar ii9 einiser>
ntaBen blanirt uor9efommen, ltnb bas
bate er ME pertrasen fDnnen. Dann
tam ber Gerser iiber iid felbft btn3u,
itnb NIT btefer un3ufrteSenbeit nit
benz b0@iteisenen 8enebmen mii6te
ft6 allmalig Elm eetpiifes, linn BON
feiner @utmiitbt9fett eineegebenes @e>
ftibl beS Witletbs benz ,lteben, ornen
ffetnen Mdb9en" seseniiber, bas er
tpiber Willen sefrdrtt bate. Dies
babf9e Gmpftnben fpurbe auf ber ttatiirs
lt9en Stufenletter Der in filler Bruft
fi6 euttpidelnben @ebanfen 5useinem
ftarteu 9ebufudtstrieb, has originelle
fleine @idb@en" balb etnrnal lpteber slt
feben, um benz rfiiBen fleinen MMbs
den peri6nli9 nerft9ern 3u f6nnen,
oaB 1iftor Gerno 3tpar eiti saus per@
flirter 9erl, aber Elm Gentleman, Elm
bo9benfenber Mann iet.
Dreiuial bteruubamansig Gtun6en
bate er NIT ii9 sertnse.t, bann mar
Der 9roBe GntidluB seretft. Ct ma@te
forgfdlttgit Toilette uno if)idte iid,
on, ieinen 8eiu9 i'm @turm' iben
9auie bonn Gtapel au lalfen. Wait
G1berorbentli9er @eiftesonitrenauna
botte er ii9 etnen letbliden Boripam6
3ure9teelegt = er ipollte ben alten
Rapa Sturut tn elmer nermDgensre6ts
tt9en &bre9uun9 tim fetnen BsiitanS
bitten. W9o9te Der Drummb6r baau
Nugen MAIDEN, fpte er itnn,er tpollfe,
es mar etne gnfniipfuns gefunben.
Wltnberli4, benz groben 2ebemann
tlopfte bod elm Helm ipent9 baS Ser3,
menn CT boran bafte, mas er 6enn nun
etgentlt9 6rdulein Selene Gturm
fagen iollte. unb al8 ct enblid TIM bic
Mttussftanbe i'm pollfen @lan3e
eiues fttnfeluagelneuen @ebrods Dor
oem Spiesel ffanb, fertts gum aussans,
tpitrte btes @efhbl Der Befangenbeit,
patbologtf@ iif) au66rii6en6 In elmer
ht6it bebentli9en Beflemmuna In Der
Wlagensesenb, 70 ftart, baB er pl1tli6
faro, es tbnne am @nbe has liebe
fletne @ei9Dpf" In Der Oaadbarfhoft
tomprcmtttiren tpenn er, Der alibes
fatnte giftor 6erno, am bellen liften
2ase Dor benz Sturm'i6en Saule.
GtnlaB besebreub, eri6eine. gns Sies
fer ltngemeir tattpollen @rwdauna herr
aus dnberte er fetnen Gati6luB unb
uerf6ob fetuen Beiu@ Bis CUR Ddmme.
rtnsSltunbe.
Gu9 6rdulein Selene Sturm mar
In ben leeten Ta9eu ntdt serabe
fonnis seftimnt 9efpeien. @enn Papa
Sturm fid i9on fit sep0bnli9 als
elm ntiirrii9er Pater familias aab, 70
mar er bies als patient i'm peroreifaGs
ten WiaBe. Sbn drgerte tbaildhlid an
fol9en Ga9en bte 5ltese an Der Wanb
CT n6rselte uuaufb0rli6. 90 pietatloS
es mar bic forsli9e 3o6ter, bic sun,
9raufenpflegen an ii6 ni4t bic aes
ringfte Desabung bate, fdien red)t
frob, als Der DottOr am 3tpeiten Gage
ben alten 9errn in's Bett itefte, i'm
llebrisen perlidernb, baB bieSa6e feline
@efabr babe. glun Tag er I'm Oberitod
In fetner Sdfaffanu,er, unb 5rdulein
Selene founte fi6 menisitens einiser,
fftafeft fern pom Gdfffs hdlfen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
GRontnte,te @efl.mo6ett.

9alten Sie Sbren &Orpsr burd BEN
SsleSentliasu @sbrau@ bon 1utt's 9r.
bsrpillen pOllftdnbis in OrOnuus. @ie
resuliren ben Darutaual unb sr;.ussn
Ginfn krdftisfn adrpfr.
&Opfi@mer3sn. MaIaria, @aasnl.iosn,
Seritcpfuns unb dbnlids &rantbsitsu
ipsrben pOlitdubis turirt bura
9tttt'S &eber , Ytaem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

giQen belfeu Der BerHopfums n89t
ab. 6ie ser,dAtmmern fe aus. Qari'S
@lsber xsot 3bee resulirt has nater.
Ieibs.Ssftm. 3am DesIaaf bel aol.
teper 6 sdudars, JaneS gIabin, Z.
5. SpeGefs, &. 9obn & Co., g. 6teis,
Central Drug etore. U. G9peppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

Capt. SmeHnep ssn ber Ber. q.
armee. San Diego, CAL. fast: ebt
lob's eatarr5 @emebp iif BE erRe Me.
biiin. be msr eat setban bet. preis 50
Gents. Bum 8ertauf bel &alteser q
S4u9asA, Sames gIasau, Z. 3. SpeI,
ieHp, U. Goba 6 &c., 3. SAeiu, Gass
tral 0gNa &Gsrs, q. S&webbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

s@winbin6t tam bnr6 Gbilsb's
Sure sebeilt merben. Diefes greSs
6uFenbeilmittel III bas einsig befdnate
geaeu bieie i9redliGe 8rantbeit. Sum
Berfauf BET 4aIteper & @1u9arb,
Games glabin, &. 3. epeaefp, q.
gDbn & Co., q. Stein, Geatral Drug
Store, d. 56meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

S6Ie4ses gIut, gertepfuns, 4ebss.,
nab Rieren.2eibeu merben bur@ aorIS
@Iober &opt 3bee turirt. 3mm Ser,
taHf Bet 4aIteDer q SdR1arb, Sames
@labiu, &. ). epeHsRp, R. goba q
Co., >. eseiu, Central Drug Stsss,
u. G&aRppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

@urnep's gisiGrdnfe gum aoRpreiIe.
Lightning" uno "Blizzard'' Free
GERS nnb @afoIin5fen gum aofpreiie.
Gus. u. 8obnet, 217 %. Com. ct.
3meis @ei9dft: 2l0 Ofs6ouHonir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
20. e. q o nA,


MAIDEN mir auf bie aIte betpdbrte 8au'
holsbanblung BON gb. Stepes 6
S6bne aufmertiam, bic bebentenbs
Quantitdten BON pprsagli6em 8aubola
unb grpbe 8orrdtbe BON Sbtiren, Jen'
fern, saloufien, S6inbeIn, gifen'
iuaaren, tpie S6I6Fer, Ndgel, 5arben
&c. an 6anb baben. yieberIagen am
Observation-Disclosures unb AM Suniei
8eIeife In Der Oft @ommercefraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

Dte argenttntf6e gepu>
blif 1T etner Der am f6neflften forts
i6rettenben Staaten Siioamertfas. Der
it'd in iiberrai6enb furser 3eit III elmer
re6t aniebnlt6en S6be Ser @totliia>
tton emporgei9pungen bat. Das &C.
biet benelben miBt BON g1orben mad,
Siioen fait 1000 unb BON Often nod
@elten int Watttel 1850 9ilometer
Sdnss Der Str0me erbeben iid) tpertbz
polle Wdlber unb auf ben Gbenen araz
len Wlillionen bon &inbern unb gd,as
fen: Die 9aupterseugnilie bes 2anbes
ltno @olle, 9dute, Mais. Seu, Qeiaz
iamen, Mebl, 8inofleild, 3uder.
g8ein, Sett, aals uno 9no6en. s9m
Sabre 1888 CAB es bai ielbit 10, 900, 600
S6afe, 100000 @tiid Sornpieb
unb AZ Million pferbe. aud bet
anbau beS 2anbes bat iid raid erwets
teri. Sn 1889 umfabte beiien aultur=
fld9e 5,a99.s59 Nder (circa l $780,
600 9eftar), 1891 aber $1,000
@der GaIt III Pro;ent 1nehr). Ole
Bepblferuna ber Republif betrua
3,794. 600 Seelen, tm Sabre 1880
Sm Mdr5 1892 beitanben gegen 49,
500 9ilometer Gtfenbabnlinien, Die
taft ollie 3betle bes 2anbes perbanben.
Sn bemielben Sabre CAB es 1888
atlometer 1elesrapbenlinien, auf
oenen 2,340,0OO Depel6en befSrbert
muroen.-Der 8riefperfebr TIM Gin
unb ausganse mar babel auf eO,OOO,z
600 Stiid seitiesea.
Ratarrb eamn midbt smrtrt iperbea
bur4 Ictole GppIifattonen, ba ite ben Sit Der
Rranfteit nidt errethen f6nnen. Ratarrb
1T eine BIuts unb oser @rnitttutione .Rramts
belt unb um iie 5u betIen, nsiBt Sbr innerIidte
QetInsittel nebnten. 9aQ,S 4atarrb'Rur ipirS
etneenomnlen unb srirft birett auf baS BIut
wnb bic f6leimisen DberFd&en. Saa'S Ra,
tarr:Rnr 1T feine 0ua6laIber,D ,Dlebuin. Sic
truree leit Sabrett bon etnem ber befen Nerats
btetes 3artheS nerprhnet unb 1T eia reaeIYtds
biges @e3ept. Gis beifebt aus ben beiten bes
fanuten 9oniea, Uerbunben nit ben teften
DInlreintsuneSmitteIn, bie bireft anf bie
S&leimobtrfid@en tptrfen. Die boIIfommene
Gerbinbuns ber 3tuei BeftanbtbeiIe III eS, tpas
fcI& trunNertoIle RefnItate bel heS SetIung
toR 46tGrrb berbprbrinst. Qabt Gu@ 8eug,
Rtfie umfonft f&iden.
8. 8. Gbeneb & o., Gisentb., IcIebo,
D. Bertauft BON allen Mpotbeten, @reis 7bc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

aarl's gIsper Root fbee II Elm
fi9eres MitteI gegen aopfmeh umb ner.
b6ie aranfbeiten. M9ts betlt 70 fhneu.
Gum 8erfauf bel Ralteber q SGn,
1arb, Saues glabin, &. 3. GpeaeNp,
q. Gsbn 4 Co., q. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. s6meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
Or. eenuer, ber giumauberuuas

UI. SeWHItI UtI IWIWUUWUeIUWB1
eommiRdr bon yfem Onrt, meI6er i'm
Nustrag ber Bunbesregierung bic
bauptid9li9Reu Nusmanberunesbd,
fen in europa beiudt unb bic bort 3ur
aoutroliruus Der ausmanberuns se.
troffenen ginri6tungen itubirt bat,
mirb am nd4ften 6amiias an gorb
bes ,Norbb. 2lopb". ".Oampfers vSaale~
bie 6eimreiie mad 0eu BORT antreteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
pa6a8es8tuette a4er Mrt
Rad unS bon Gnropa.

Sept iff bic 3ett, 8idets au tanfen
unb Bermanbte unb 8efannte aus ber
alien 6eimatb beriiberfpmmen 5a laKen.
Wegen genauer Snformation .penbs
man fi4 on
10. s. YomnG
@eneralsp paHaeiersAeent ber Nallorp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 gah 6ouifon StraBe, San An'
tonic, 3egas.
Offaieler Agent fur ole europdi.
f4en Dampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
NNatthtes Srpthers, 4,

5leif@er, sos gafi Souton 5traBe,
2iefern bas norahsli9Re Rinbs, S9af.
uub S@weinef efeii9. 6 peaialitdt.
Sunges &aIbfleif d. Mue Sor.
ten BON Wurf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
8erlamat.

$5 90 unO tnebr Danerneen 0erbienft
pro Gag saranttrsn wtr Ssbem, Der stus
Geentur tar uufsrs rtueu patrtott4sn rttsttsn sc.
Nllber nbtrutmmt, 3. Il q. @tIberman,
Dep. ~, ct. Baui, Wtnu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

- 2sbe 70. bab Su on iebem Sag
iaeen tannff, biaer Sag IN getponnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21
Gtallbarb.
aantt tttr stube6ater,
ba ieoer 3uH Material fir ein
Sabr garamtirt tuirb.

Wenu Sbr einen Sarms ober Geber.
Magen, ImbuIana Buggp. @eiIe.
Wagen, SurreD, &utf9e, &oab Cart.
ober irgenb ein Gubrlpert 3n tanfen
beabf9tigt, 70 nebmt elm Gtmoebaeers
6abrifat, tDel6es poitib a!s bas befie
Der Welt garantirt tuerben fann.
Gtnbebafer. @a6em ieber Nrt finb
BET ben folgeuben Ngenteti au babeu:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

6eib Sbr bur9 unSerbauli9teM,
gerftDpfuns. appetitloRsfeit, S9sis.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe seplagts 6tb
Iob's Bitaliaer iif Elm H9eres 1eilnatttel.
3am 8erfauf bel aalteper q S@ns
@arb, Sames glabin. Z. .. GpeHeEn,
q. gsbx q g., 3. Steia, GeatSel
Drug Stsrs, Y. 6@webbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-21

2pne gtar 8ter ibme6t oeS Mor.
gems gut,
9eSsleiheu 81 Mitta8e,
Hub tuer es 2lbenbs trtufen tbut,
@at OaDon mtmmer Pla8e:
&tn9eaen tnadbt ba2 9nnesgtdr. 8ter
lin Mitternad,t eft red3t Yl6fir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-11
BIZ For Fortifications.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The house
committee on appropriations today re-
ported a bill for Notifications and 9TH
er works of defense, for their arma-
ment and for heavy ordnance for trial
and service for the fiscal year which
begins next July. The bill recon-
mends specific appropriations amount
ing to $5,S42, 900, and in addition, au-
thority is given the secretary OF war TO
make contracts for further eXpendl,
ture of 5,542, 900 by the engineer ana
ordnance departments, making total
authorized expenditure of S11.3S4, 600.
The war department estimates on
which the bill is based amounted TO
IS, 047 ,000
The report accompanying the bill
made by Mr.. Hainer, of Nebraska,
says:
During the forty-ninth congress no
appropriations were made on account
of the Notifications, their maintenance
or armament and for the twelve fiscal
years from 1875 to 1886, inclusive, the
appropriation on this account aver
aged only $54075O per annum, and only
$685. 500 per annum for the fourteen
years including 1887 and 1888 for which
two fiscal years no specific appropria-
tons were made. The bill reported
contains appropriations in continuance
of the policy adopted by the fiftieth
congress and by the fifty-first, fifty
second and fifty-third congresses. The
appropriations by said acts for the
eight fiscal years, 1SS9-1S96 aggregate
$22, 4S9, 224, or an average of $2,S11, 128
per annum.
The principal appropriations in the
present bill are: Gun and mortar bat
teries, So $780, 900; sites for Qualifications,
$25O,OOO preservation and repair of for
tifications, $4,000; sea walls and en-
bankments, $17,975; torpedoes for har-
Dor defense, 100000; armament for
Notifications, $5,5O2,673; proving
grounds Sandy Hook, N. j., $3S, 900;
WATERFOWL, Mass. arsenal, $43,5OO;
ordinance and Notifications boards,
500 600
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1O.-The
here today Tor the election of delegates
at large to the national convention.
Addin B. Capron, of Smithfield. who
presided, said: 1--WE want gold; we
want sound money and protection, and
we want to nominate for president a
man who will be the exponent of these
principles; there is no man 1 can more
heartily name than New England's
greatest statesman, T. B. Reed"
The following were elected delegates
at large: Edward T. Fireman, Frank
F. Olney, Albert L. Chester, S. w.
Allen AIternates. A. ]. Currier,
Laurian Sharpe, jr., William S.
Stearns, Colonel A. H. Childs.
The convention adopted a resolution
endorsing the following, which was
passed by the Providence board of
trade April Z.
Whereas, It is important to every
business man, producer and wage earn
er that a stop shall be put to the enor-
nous cost to the government, and to all
of our people, resulting from the con-
tinuance Of the agitation for free COIN
age of silver, which agitation stands in
the way of a, renewal of confidence and
national prosperity, it is
Resolved That the Providence board
of trade ask all citizens to urge the
selection of delegates to the political
conventions of both great parties, who
will advocate clear and distinct utter
anceS in favor of the maintenance Of
the present gold standard of values.
The convention also adopted a reso-
luton in favor of International arbftra-
ton
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NEW YORK, April 1O.-A special cable
gram from Cairo. Egypt, says Cololei
11obn a Cockerill, the well-known news
Jo,nn correspondent, died tonight or
apappT7iayv in Shepherds hotel.
NEW YORK. April 10.-John A. COCK
Ill Vas horn at Locust Grove, Adams
ea,,,,+w ohio. in 1916. His father was an
ottnrpev and a man of means and IN
tanded 70 give his son college educatlon,
b,lt the war broke out and the lad, follow
no bis father. entered the army as a.
drSSn,mer how. His father commanded the
Sauanth Ohio Volunteers at Shiloh. After
the war had ended, young Cockerill be-
came a. printer and did his first work on
fine Scion of Temperance.
After considerable experience on the
local press of Dayton and Hamilton ne
went to Cincinnati, where he worked as
reporter. city editor and managing editor
on the ENQUIRER. In 1877 he went to Eu-
rope and accompanied the Turkish army
during the war with Russia, writing. let
ters to the Enquirer. On his return from
Constantinople he was retained as editor
of the Washington Post an and Baltimore
Gazette. Afterwards, in 1880, he secured
a large interest in the Post-Dispatch at
ST. Louis with Joseph Pulitzer. While
editor of the Post-Dispatch his vigorous
editorial work brought about his unfor-
tunate alteration with Colonel Slayback,
resulting in the latter's death. When
Joseph Pulitzer secured the New York
World, Colonel Cocllerell went with him.
In 1891 he became editor of the New York
Morning Advertiser and the Commercial
Advertiser. with which he continued I'M
til he went to Japan year ago as cor
respondent for the New York Herald.
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The Hnwaiinn Cable.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-General
Swayne of New York today made a
statement to the house committee on
commerce in the interest of the
Spaulding Gable company which is
competing with the Scrimser company
for a government subsidy for a cable
to the Hawaiian islands and Japan.
General Swayne resented the charge
made against his company that it was
under English influence and inspired
by Sir John Fender. He stated his
company would meet any offer of
terms made by the other company.
The lowest subsidy he was willing to
accept without consultation with the
company was 100000 year for twenty
years. It was unnecessary for such
company to extend its line, he said.
because there were already sufficient
cable facilities between Japan and
China.
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A TRAVELLING ADVENTURE.

Four of my fellow passengers were
natives of Berlin, who made them
selves very obnoxious to the other oc-
cupants of the carriage by their loud
talking and laughing. On nearing a
small station where the train only
made a short stop, one of these "gen-
tlemen" proposed that they should
play a trick on the waiter. According
ly, as the train drew up they shouted
to the man who was carrying off tray
Of light refreshments: Hi, waiter,
bring us a bottle of champagne and
four glasses"
The man rushed off as fast as his
legs could carry him; but, as was an
ticipated, he failed to come up to time,
the train being signaled to start just
as the waiter reappeared on the plat
form with the bottle of champagne and
four glasses, while the Berliners stood
at the window enjoying his discom-
future. At Venlo, where the train
stopped next, there was a longer wait.
L stood looking out of the window
when l saw the station master, with q
telegram in his hand, coming in the
direction of our carriage, followed by
waiter carrying a tray. After glanc-
ing at the number of the carriage
he said to me:
Are you the gentleman who ordered
a bottle of champagne and four glasses
at N-?" -,-.
Turning to my rollicking fellow
travellers said:
Here, you are wanted"
And much to their chagrin they had
to shell out IS. Cd, and swallow their
defeat with as good grace as posi-
BILE under the circumstances. They
rrr y -,
their spirits, and joined with the rest
of us in commenting on the ready re-
source of the waiter at N, who
must have noted the number of the
carriage and wired it on ito Venlo.-H
Muller.