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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10

UtIUc PLHttUeuttN5u Il2luWUIUuI r.. ~
prp3eut aler 9timmen erbaIten. esebt,
na6bem bic republitaniI9e Bartei ge.
fbeit geHug getDeien, fur grbaItung
bes @olbfanbarbs einautreten, unb bic
bemofratii@e Bartei tb6ridbt genua ae.
pefen, f6 auf biepopuIifil9e Sdledts
gelb platform slt fteQeu, ieBt betrdgt
bas Wotum bes repnblifanifhen aanz
oi6aten I'm aandbernb ap6If pro.
3ent mebr.
Ote 8ebeutung bieieS beifpieuofen
llmf6lag8 au tnirbigen, mnB mon sic
9batfade fi6 bDr Nugeu balteu, taB
Der bemotratifbe 5ieg i'm Sabre 1884,
Der na9 24idbriger, ununterbro9euer
republitanii6er 6erri6aft bic bsnotras
tiibe partei an's &ubsr bra9te, bur9
eine 8ermebrung bes bemotratii9en
Wotums um peniger als e in giers
tel pro3ent er3ielt tpurbe. 6an,
cod bate 1880 1925 pro3ent aler
Stimmeu erbaIten, @lepeIanb betam
bier Sabre fpdter 48.48 pro3ent. gu
ber acknowledgement republitaail9en
Nteberlage bes Sabres 1892 genitgte
etne Nbnabme bes republitanif9en gos
tums um nur tpenig mebr als iinf
pro3ent.
rebrigens 5eiat ieIbft McRinleps ge.
tpaltiger @epiun an @lettoraI. unb an
Woltsffimmen no6 ui9t bic gauge @r6Be
oeS biesidbrigen Sieges on. Die Doue
9tdrfe Der Sa@e etner geiunben @elbs
pdbrung 3u ermeRen, mub man bic 8es
ab6lterungsperbdltnife, ben &eibtbum
unb bic inbuiiriele unb eommereielle
8ebeutung Der @utgelb 9taaten in
8erglei9 ftelen nit benen Der 9ilber.
etaaten. Wer hit 3ubiIfenabme Der
obigen Isabelle bic &arts Der Ser. staa.
ten bur6gebt, Der mirb bas san3s sc.
biet 5uif6en benz atlantif9en Ocean i'm
Often, BEN potomac. unb benz Obios
fluRe int Saben bis gum Wiififppi
un6 WtiRouri i'm Weiien massachusetts
auf b.; @utgelbieite finbeu. Sn bies
lem @ebiete lisgen bic feds gteuengs
lanb.Staaten; bic bier alten vWittels
@taaiea" Nem Oort, Stem Seriep,
peIaipIoania uu6 9eIamare; MarD.
lamb; uab bic groben psfIi6eu @taa.
zen Obio, Snbiana, S0inois, Mi9is
gan, Wiseonfin. Mtnueiota unb Soma.
Die a6t3ebn Staaten bilben in Der
Staatenlifte eine Miuberbeit. glettos
ralltimmen baben fie auIammen 238
ober nur IA mebr als cine Maioritdt.
4ber he enibalteu mebr als Sc present-
ber geiammten Beb6Iterung bes Gan.
bes (laut Der lebten 3dbluns 35, ,297,.
250 gegen uur 27,324, ,260 i'm ganaen
tibrigen 2anbe). 3dblt man bic fie.
ben aaberen. glei6faas bon Mcainlep
gemonnenen Staten birsu, 70 ereibt
fi9 fur bic fdmmtIiden @utseIb.Staa.
ten cine 8eb6lterung bon mebr als
40. 600, 900, uogegen bic idmmtli6en
BrDan Staten nur tpeuig iiber 22,s
OO0.0 aufauweiien baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10
3uiammen

Somit fteat fih bic pturalitdt
Der Woltsitimmen fur ben 8utgeIb=
&aabibaten auf n1ebr aIs eine W l.
lion, udbrenb er on glettoralsStims
men eine Mebrbeit bon bun.
eertunb b brei3e bn bat.
Sas uebergemi1t an 8oltsfimmen
setgtsn ont beften bic gemaltige @rDBe
bes 8utgelb.Sieges an. gs iibertriift
oues bisber Oagemeiene. DeIbft @rant
bat es bet ieiner 3meiten grudbluna,
als ibm ber urgliifli9e 8reelep gegea.
ttber itanb, nur auf cine YIuraIitdt BON
762,991 Stimmen gebra9t, obgIeid er
ni9t tpeniger alS 286 glettoraIitimmen
aus elmer @eiammi3abI BON rtur 349
bate. @lenelanb, ber Dor bier eSabreu
fait ebenfo biele ELECTORAL Stimmeu
tpte teBt Ncaiulep, ndmIi9 PIT, Be-
tommen bat, betam babel MIR $50, $40
Woltsftmrlen mebr als iein Republics
nii@er Wiberia@er.
Soppelt f9mer fdllt McainIeps rte.
itee pluralitdt ins @emidt, neil he
tbatid9li9 elmer Maioritdt gleids
tomHt. Sm Werglei6 3u friiberen
Wablen 1T biesmal bas 8otum fur
&anbibateu bon Neben 8arteien Elm
berihiuin6enb geriugsS getpelen. Die
9utgelb' Oemotraten baben 10 gut pie
etntimmig fiir Neainlep ssitimnt. Die
Silber Republitaner baben einmiithia
un6 bic populiten baben bis auf eiuen
9eringen 8ru6tbeil far 8rpan gefimmt.
Das ieBt peri6munbene ieIbiiftdn.
bige 8otum ter popuIiften bat fi6 bor
bier Sabren auf 1,041 ,208 Gtimmeu
belaufen. 6tir ben probibitious. Son.
bibaten DurDen bamaIs 264, 1873, fir
6os Socialitten Sidet 21 .164 abaeaes
ben. 5rob feiaer 380,S1O Stimmeu
yluralitdt befanb R9 benz au ssoIae
@lenelanb nit 945, ,515 Stimmen In Der
W Wtnberbeit. I'm 10 piel mar Ieiu
Notum gerlnger, als baS 8eiammtpos
tum aler 8egens 8anbibaten.
Die Stimmen3abl gIepelanbs I'M
sabre 1892 belief h9 auf nur 45.73
Yro3ent Der @eiammt StimmenaaII.
Sas McstiuIeD' '8otum mirb I6perlid,
tuenteer oils "a prosent ber @eiammt.
3abl betrageu uub mag IS proseu: er,
rel9en: - eine 3iffer, bic in Der De,
l9t4te bes 2anbes bis isbt nur sueimaI
ibertrohen tuorben; ndmli6 1872 BON
90. .63 yroaent uub 1928 BON sadfon
NIT 55.97 pro3ent.
Sm Sabre 1892, aIs beibe Der aro.
Ben parteten gegen bic GreifiIberbrd.
gnng Stelnng genommen hatten, uuh
bic oemotratii9e partei inter @lebe,
lambs Jab.lug bic alien bemotratifdlen
Gfnnbfdse perfo6t, bat Der rspubiita.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10
(9us bem benz. Gnsei9er 6es 8eitens
9ie @rDRe nes @ntgeIofie8es.

Gas @rgebniB ber Prdfibentenpabl
1T nun in fdmmtli6en 45 Staten feft.
geiteut, 10, meit bies auf @runb BET
ni6tamtli9en 8eri6te geideben fann.
Sie nod boraunebmenbe amtlide 3db.
lung mirb bier unb ba eine Nenserung
Der 3ablen brinsen, bod tann baburd
bas @eiammtergebniB nur neuig. tpenn
iiberbaupt, beeinfiuBt tperben. Die
pluralitdten bes fiesrei9ea @anbibas
ten fiHb aflerbingS in einigen 9idaten
(aentudp, iib.Dafota uno Dpos
ming) febr fnapp. bod bat man ges
rabe in bieien sipeifelbaften @taaten
bic 3dblung fsitens betber parteien 10
ior9fdltig tiberma6t, baB Elm tpeients
li@er Srrtbum ni6t nabri6einli9 lit.
Smmerbin 1T bier bic M6gIi9teit els
ner Nenberung - pienei9t cine 8ers
tbeilung Der @lettoralaimmen auf bic
beiben parteien-nt9t ausgei@lofen.
Wtit benz Vorbebalt folder m6gli9en
Wenberung geben mir na9febenb bic
3ufammenfeIung Der aus ben pers
i9ieoenen Staaten gentelbeten @rgeb.
aife:
Sir @uteelb unb 80 c@infes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10
Gin @abres 9priiebmprt.

"Jtt6ts 1T 70 erfcl9reih tpie Gr,
fpls." Dieie Setauptun9 it ME beis
fer betpieien ais ipie burf ben @rfclg
BON Or. Sul's Sulten SDrup. Dieie
tpunberbare Meoisin furirt jeben Sail
BON @rtdltun9, 9ulten uno 8rdune in
Der fur;eiten 3eit unb immer NIT @rs
fclg. Srau 6. SO. Nidaros, 22l4 6.
@nmberlano Ctr, ptilacelpbia, pa.,
ldreibt: "e5d, babe Or. 8ulP 6 Duiten
Sprup felt 8 Sahren i'm @ebraud unb
fanb i'm Elm fheres Mittel 9e9en
8rdune. Sd, brauhte tim In ben
fhlimmifen Sdllen nnb rattle alien
Miittern bafelbe gu thun." +" Or. .Sulps
Suiten SDrup foitet nur Is Gents.
8eriuht fein anberes Weittel fpnbern
bleibt bel benz alten unb betpdbrten Or.
Bulls Suiten SYrup unb tbr tperpst
ME entduldt 1eiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10
9ie Gntprek Ndbntaid)iste

9ieie por5iislide 9db Maidine, bic
iiberaa 10 sroBen Gnflans sefunben
bat apo bic elmer 9adb Maidine i'm
Preiie bon s45-55 9lei6fommt, ufferi-
rem mir nit alien &tta6ments tuie Iolgt:
9te Waidiue unb Die Sreie greffe
etm Sabr fret, $21.5O.
0te Maid,ine AT alte 9tbonmenten
fit $4,000.
Ser 8efeller be5ablt oil
5ra9t, bic etma $3.50 be-
tra ct. Man lenbe bas @elo on uns
etn unb Die Mal9ine miro bem 8eitel=
let oireft BON ber 5abrit Suselanbt.
9ie Expedition Der ySreie Vrefie
fiir 2eraS".
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Sos bette Wiittel aeaeu ben 9urit

9as bette Wfittel seseu ben 9urit
1T unb bIeibt eine eute @eibe,
mie He in ber @eiBbierbrauerei BON
? ds & u d ba6er sebraut ipirb.
ytidts tommt ibr slei@ bel bieier 6ibe,
bic ben Menf9en, namentli6 Bic
3eble, auStrodnet. Ni6ts feud)tet 10
na6baltis on; ui9ts erbdIt ben Mens
i9en 10 frif6, 70 gefunb; ni6ts bdlt
lsinen guten Wlutb uub ieinen 9umor
10 aufre6t, tpie { inc WeiBei
SaS WeiBbier 1T elm uniperlalmits
tel gegen bic 6iBe. bic olle gneraie
aufreibt. 8eriadt es, triutt es In Ben
Wirtbf9aften, ballet es I'm Sanie, IaBt
es Cure Gamilienmitslieber triuteu
unb Sbr tperbet febeu, baB fie fi6 ba.
bel woblbefiuben.
Dds & Ai6ba6er Iiefern ibr Dor.
3aglI9es WeiBbier tiberal bin, Bis in
bic entferateften @ssenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10
Gin allperbreitetes aeteeu.

Gs stbt tn &merifa tetn Setben, bas 70 auperbreis
tst mare, ale Opspspfe unb fGerlt& tetnes, pel4es
tn 70 bcbem @rahe Fer annf unb 2StHeuf&oft Der
Gerte iprttet Das etntse Wtttel sessn bieis bart=
ndftse PIase TT ein reineS, mad mebtstntiaen @runbs
fdsen berseieutes Granddaughter, 9ofetter's Mas
Senbttters, beieu GrupbIase retner atObOl TT. Brat
tti4e aerts bsaeneu ss uls bas etnsss Grwetaunss.
Reitaurtrunsss unb aOrretttpnsmittel, auf tas Fe
fa NIT et4srbett perIofeu t6nnen. Gs if BITE bette
Grsne sesen Gufsetrtebentett, Henpmmenbeit, unre.
selmdbt8en Stuhlsans unb ale Gnsetden bartnddtz
ser Dpspepfe. Gs retbt BITE empfublt4e S&letmbaut
pes ARa9enS unb Der Ginsepeibe ni9t, ionheru bat
empFnhlt4fen acnitttutfonen, wel&e ter Gebrau@
anosrer Sttmulantien In erl@redenber Befe ansret,
pertraSsn ss. Sbpobl In ber Wtrtuns b6@ft eners
ebenfppctI atnberu als Grpadfeuen ,utrdaItd 1T.
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q. g@pls'
Ralmen garten uuo 3eitanratiea.


Ser freunblidfe nnb ansenebmhe
Nufentbalt fiir bic Befu9er ber Stnbi
unb namentli@ fiir Gamilien, u
S6ola' palnengarten. Der nit eiuer
borsiigli6en &eifauration, tpei9e ale
Selifatefen ber Saifon in better 3us
bereitung liefert, perbunben lit. Msan
ftnbet bort 6as befe @las 8ier uuies
rer beimii9en Brauereien, portreH.
li9e einbeimii6e unb imtortirte Weine,
bito @igarren, alte, CUTE @bisfies,
Siqu6re &C., unb gum lleberfub ffets
einen ausge3eidreten 2un@. Samss
tags unb sonntags a5enbs finbeN
Grei aonaerte ftatt. gillarbipieIerx
iteben bic beifen Billiards aur Ser.
fttQuug.
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. + rieffate,, e n.

@m. s. in Comfort nnb
". 6. in WeouIton. Sbre bel.
ben, fait slei9lautenben Nnfragen, ob
Elm bier eiugemanberter Sobn bobur9,
baB Der eingewanberte 8ater nod
tpdbrenb ber MiMoreanitdt bes @obs
mes feline 3meiten 8hrserpapiere bers
ausgenommen bat. babur6 slei63eitis
BON felbit bas 8iirserre@t erlange,
ober nibt. finb in beiabenb b e m
Slime 3u beanttporten. Der Sobn
bat alIo In bieiem Jale bic grtldruns.
8hrger Der Ser. Gtaaten werbeu au
uollen, ni6t erit nod felbit ab,uIes
gen. gs fiub 3mar mieberbolt bon
&idtern ber unteren Sniian3 enteegen.
gefeBte @ntideibungen sefdlt pOrben,
bieieIben purben iebo1 ftets in ben
oberen Sniian3en tpieber umgefoBen.
@eiratbS.g@etm.
&. 8. 6ofbsin3 unb Minnie Satum.
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Nab ber 0ablidlabt! !!

GDttlDb! Nnn tit er 9eidlaaem
Der beike, erbitterte 3ampf,
Wprbet TIT has 3tm9em nnb 91agem,
VersO8en Der Ymlnerbampf.
hub iute Der 9ampf iitb nsrap8en,
Sebamptet als Ste8er baS Selo
Bout gternenbanner nmtdp9em,
WtcsfinleD, ber tpa6ere SelS!
Dem filberiMuppt8en 9ramem
Gr bat tbm ben @aranS 8eniabt
Gr ftieR tbm ben Speer tn ben Nahen,
9a fanf er binab tn bte Nadbt.
9eu ftrablet splbis inc g1eite
WcsfinleDS 3fftmn9 nnn Nebr,
9etl Dir, Ganft @eur8 Der 3tuette,
Setl tanienbfad,, 3ubm 0ir unb Gbr !!
Sfna fpmmen before 3citem,
&sertranes eebxt tnieaer Smriid,
Muf al bas &drmen mno gtreiten
Jolgt &mb' mmS 5ufriebenes Slid.
Seil Dir 81 9etnem Wnabrin9em
Wcsttnleb, 9u Wann mmi'rer 0abl
., m68e es balS Ste 9elingen,
3a enben beS WpIfes 0ual.
Muf laifet bte 8I1ier erflimaeu
Wftt 8DlOenem ''Lene Star"= 8ter
Hub opnnernb etit 9Dd3 ausbrimgem
gStlttam Mcssimleg, 9ir!
SStr brtnSeu 60 boiler Werebrnmg
Sn clone Star"=sSier Str bar,
Sh'S bod,-8letd] 9eimer g9abrnn8-
60 gulot8, LATTER umb flar!
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Die bette 6ufien<Nebisiu if @eiIob's
Cure. Gin peruadldfiister 0uiten II
sefabrli@. 0elft ibm foglei6 nit Sbi,
Iob's Cure ab. 3um gertauf BET RaI.
teper & S6u6arb. Sames gIapin, &.
s. Spelefp, &. @eba & Co., p. steia,
Gentral Drug 6tore, u. 56peppe.
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gsrRspfuus Oerurfabtbis NaIits bss
Grauentrautbeiten. 4arg's GIseey
Root 9bee ia elm eutes Wsittel asass
Berfopfung. Sum BerfGuf bel @els
teper 6 e9u9arb, Sames GIasi1, &.
!. Speaefp, q. Gsbn 8 Co., .. &iein,
Central Drug @tsre. q. S&nepee.
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&. 5. meber,
Nl 211, 8eft Ssite alamo Yla3a.
9sein Smolnns uno Saloon.

@endbltes 2aser porsiisli9er GaIi.
fornias Weine, bic bireft in ben Mcin.
bergen setauft tpurben. Rotbs unb
WeiBweine, gngeliea, port, Sberrp
etc. Nuftrdge ban auBerbaIb tperben
prompt ausgefiibrt. Selepbon fur
Stabtfunbe 280.
Sm Sa loon finbet man feline
@bisties, Meine, DOr3usli6es 8ier,
@igarren etc.
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s6le6ses BIut, 9erRopfuns. 2eber.,
unh Rierens 2eibeu ,serben bur6 3arI's
9lsser &eot Sbee furirt. Sum 9er'
tauf bet 4Gltensr & 66a6arb, Sames
@labiu, Z. 5. SpeHsHp, q. gobu q
Co., Stsiu, Central Drug Stsss.
u. 6eSRppe.
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aarl's gIober Rost Sbee rstnist hos
Dlut unb giebt eine refine i9bne 6arbe.
Gum 0erfauf BET aalteper d S9u'
4arb, Sames @Iapin, &. ). Spelefp,
&. Gobn & Co., y. Stein, Central
Drug Store. u. S&meppe.
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Grast Gurex Wrjt, DruesiRsa sbss
Sure 6reuube uo9 gbils5's Gars u
@oafumption. Gte wsrbsa % empisbs
len. Sum 9ertauf Bet 9aItsSss q
S@u@arb, James glabin, s. 8.
SpeaeHp, Y. Gsbn q g., p. 0tsta,
&entraI Drug Store, Z. e&pepbs.
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Sproam brothers.
3eftanratenre tn g@Dls' galppn wsh
Salmen s@artem.

liefern tdgIi6 frii9e 4ufern aus
Der S9ale, ein feines Dinner fiir 26
Gents unb fubren ionRise Grtra Sc.
felungen in fur3er 3eit aus. qHe
9elitateffen Der Saifon finb au haben.
pie befen unb billisfen preiie In Der
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10

SCQft6 q Emulsion
pon Sebertbran elm sera6esu ra.
piSer. 2lus oiefem 6runSe ofe.
riren mir 5oc.'SIafden, Sa fie fir
cine eew6bnlide GrfdItuns ODER
5uften binreidenS fno, sbenfo
ptriuhsweiie fur Babies unb
Kin6er. 2lnbere 6ufdnoe seieen
einen lanefameren uno surpeilen
taum wabrsunehmenSen fort.
ihritt, in 6snen Die ansesrtffene
6elunSbeit niht in einem Gaee
berseitelIt weroen fam. fur oiefe
follte SCOTS Gmulfen mebr ais
uabrunesmittsl betrahtet wer.
Den, mehr Speiie ais 1fleoisin unS
swar Speiis prdparirtfir erlabmte
unb fhpaf,e Deroauuns.
SO Gents uab 81. co.
Seorr & BowEE, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10

@artens unb GeIbiamen,
Srodene &inberbdrme
BET 6 taffel & & ei9,
33l gaf'@ommerce'St Street.
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= Die @oIb.Reierpe im Bun5es.
fdaBamte belief fi6 am 10. Nopember
ouf $121, ,526, ,346.
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YaHa9e.8tuette auer Mrt
Rad unh oon Guropa.

SEPT III bic 3eit. Sidets gu taufen
unb 0ermanbte unb 8etannte aus Der
alten 9eimatb berhbertommen at laf5en.
Wegen genauer Snformation ipen6e
man ii9 on
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20. 6. 4pmMA

Generate sYafia9iers4gent bet Mtanorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 gai 6ouifon @traBe, San Gins
tonic, Se1a8.
Offisieller Ngent fiir ole europdi'
f@en 9ampfers 2inien.
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50 Cents.

IN eewinen 6uftdnben 1T Der
Nuten bel 6ebrauh pon
2c0ff'a $mulainn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-10

MONTEREY unb bic auseeseib<
neten beiBen Guellen am 9opo Chico,
Die onrb ibre tuun6erbarei1 &uren be-
rIbmt eetuDroen linb.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-01-04

1t is not generally known to the many
who have had the pleasure of seeing
Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm Tree that this
charming actress was formerly Miss
Maud Holt, professor Of Greek and He
brew at Queens college. Her ability
and charm as well as her linguistic
capabilities are notorious, besides which
she possesses a voice delicate as a thread,
in truth, but a veritable thread of gold.
When the young couple started life to-
gether, every one was interested in
them because they brought gifts to the
stage which too rarely adorn it-name-
ly, those of education, character and good
breeding. Theirs was love match,
originally developing during the anna
teur theatricals in which they met, and
which led to the discovery of their own
and each others talents. Since the day
Of their marriage husband and wife have
rarely played apart, and they have re-
manned sweethearts ON the stage and
lovers in their own home. -Englishwo-
man
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-01-04

islands, and it said they maintain a
hostile attitude toward the government
in hope that some complication may
bring about the seizure of the republic
by Japan. The situation may soon call
for action ON the part Of the United
States, according 20 Minister Castle.
The present Hawaiian minister Is the
son Of missionary and was born on one
Of the islands. His education was fin
ished in this country, and he studied
law with the firm Of ex-senator Eyarts
in New York. After practicing i'll the
metropolis for time, during which he
occupied subordinate position III the
corporation counscl's Office, he removed
to Hawaii, where he became president
of the board of education and attorney
general during the reign of King kala-
kaua. He took part in the revolution Of
1887 and was also prominent III the re-
sort to arms when Queen Liliuokalani
was deposed in 1898.
He assisted in the formation Of the
provisional government and was one Of
the five commissioners who came to the
United States and negotiated a treaty Of
annexation with President Harrison,
which treaty was afterward withdrawn
from the senate by President Cleveland.
1t is said that Minister Castle will
resign about Dec. 1 and be succeeded at
Washington by Frank Hatch, Hawaiian
minister Of foreign affairs.
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Skin removing for Identifying pur-
poses Is having great vogue among the
women who can afford Il. At present
the price for making over the face Of
woman under 80 is $50. An older sub
ject who is greatly wrinkled has TO pay
800. The operation confines one 90 her
room for Eve days and Is somewhat
painful. but not unbearably so, as the
skin removing paste contains cocaine TO
numb tine surface II rests upon. An odd
thing Is that n you have your wrinkles
removed before you are really an old
woman they will come again as You adj
vance 70 the wrinkled age. but II you
have them removed after you are as
wrinkled as You are ever likely 20 be
they do not return. And danger Of
the operation. so far as its complete
success goes, Is that you will move your
face while the paste is getting in its
deadly work. II you do, wrinkle
forms and cannot be got rid o. Liter
ally you must bear the pain with an alb
solutely placid countcnanco. Even n
grin Is detrimental - Philadelphia
Times
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one of those old fashioned men who be
lieve woman's sphere is the home. ana
she shrank from entering the pulpit
She even married, hoping that the "stiu
small voice within her would be 81
fenced. but marriage, maternity even.
did not bring about the desired result
Finally she told her husband that she
felt irresistibly impelled to save souls.
At first he strongly objected to the idea.
but he now declares that her course is
the only one she could conscientiously
pursue. Her revival work has thus far
been confined to Georgia and South Car
DINA, but her great success in securing
conversions has caused her 20 receive
cordial invitations from other neighbor-
ing states. She is almost constantly en-
gagged in reading the Bible. and she
reads nothing else, not even newspa-
per.
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child, and other children could not love
her or understand her.
In her earliest teens she was thor
oughly conversant with the world best
literature and was writing sonnets,
short stories and poetic tragedies at the
age of 10. Her cousin, Thomas Nelson
Page, saw some of her manuscript aud
pronounced her genius. Her first story,
A Brother to Dragons" was published
in The Atlantic Monthly and was re-
garded as remarkable effort In 1856
Lippincott's Magazine brought out 1.-THE
Quick or the Dead?' which proved to
be the literary sensation of the year.
The book was whirlwind of passion
and caused as much talk as the late pop
ular favorite, "Trilby."
All manner Of stories, many of them
false or exaggerated, of the young au-
thor were published far and wide, and
her work was in extraordinary demand.
A New York weekly paper paid her
81 900 for a single poem of 100 stanzas,
or at the rate of little over $3.50
word. The leading magazines published
her prose and poetry. and then she mar
ried Jack Chanler, one of the rich great
grandchildren of the original John
Jacob Astor and hero of The Quick or
the Deadg" He was rising young law
yer of energy and force of character,
noted as a society man and club fire.
quenter and enjoying an income of
about $50. 900 year.
Pleased by the furore she had caused,
but somewhat shocked and hurt by the
criticisms that branded her as an erotic
writer. the young novelist removed to
Paris and for time devoted herself TO
art and sculpture. An attack of the grip
made her an invalid for time, and she
has never fully recovered her earlier
health and beauty. She did very credit.
able work in art. and several of her
paintings and sculptures We're exhibited
abroad Her last novel, "Tanis, the
Sang Digger, was published by Town
Topics, New York. somewhat sur
prising fact when il is remembered that
a few years ago the leading magazines
of the country were outbidding one an
other for her work She is now at her
old home, Castle Hill. as happy with
her thoroughbrods, her dogs and her
faithful negro servants as a young WON.
an of genius can well be to whom mar
riage has proved failure.
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Graveyard NIarriages.

A strange custom prevails among
certain tribe in the Caucasus. When a
single young man dies, some one calls
upon the hereaved parent who has car
RED to the grave marriageable daugh-
ter IN the course of the year and says;
Your son is sure to want a wife. I'll
give you my daughter and you shall de-
hVer to me the marriage portion in re-
turn. A friendly offer Of this descrip-
ton Is never rejected, and the two par
ties soon come to terms as to the amount
OF the dowry, which varies according to
the advantages possessed by the girl IN
her lifetime. Gases have been known
where the young mans father has given
as much as so cows to secure dead
wife for his dead son.