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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
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Nadbem 6uuberte unb aber 6un'
berte dbnli6er @rfinbungen fd nidt
bew1brteu, 8loubt mon In Deutidlanb
iett, bab bos problem Der 2ufi9i6s
fabrt tbatfdhli9 selba III unb baB nod
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aierptrtebr gum srobeu Sbsil burd
Quftfabraeuge bermittelt merben wirb.
Eem llrtbeil eini9er ber bebeutenbftea
1SoGmdnner Deuti1lanb's 3 pertrauenb,
baben eins Mn3abl 2apitaIifen Don
Berlin unb anbersn pldten elm ges
waltiaes epnbitat fiir ben 9au bon
2uftfhiiien mad benz ben @raf 3eppes
lin erfnnbenen NoSeu eseriiubet. Rad
iabrelaneer Mrbeit bat Der grtuber
ieiuen 9pparat 70 melt nerboafomm'
net, baB berfelbe DON GQea, bic ibn ges
feben. fiir probat ertldrt pirb. Wfan
be3ei&uet bieie Glasmaibine als bic
gr6Bte grruusenf4aft bes 3eitalters.
Die ginpobner Dos Stattsart, mo-
@.af Don Zeppelin psbnt, baben i'm
mer cine hobe Neinuns BON ibm ole
Offijier eetabt.
Seine Witiel finb erihbpft, unt bes
baIb temmen aabitalifien thm Az
0iIfe. Der Bau zines 2ufti6ifes 10.
Get miube{tsns 10000 Nart. Dos.
ielbe bat bic Gorm elmer Gigarre unb
touu na@ BeIieben nod oben unb un.
ten, nod reGtS ober Iints. corwdrts
ober rhdwGriE sefeuert uerben. Sn
Der 3bat, ole pinbsruiffe, bic fd Der
Bepeeune burd bic Cuff entgegenfeI'
len i6nnen, eridsinen tberwunbeu.
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felt 20. 900 GMB bod unb tann ebenfe
lei6t mittelh b6Gft einfader Mani'
pulationsn pieber beruntergeIdRen Tper'
ben. Die 2aR, nit ber fi6 aur 3eit
operiren IdBt, aberftiet nidt bos Vs'
ui@t ben 5000 pFunb fur iebes S1ih,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
Giuiaes osus gd,aH.

Ser 5ball tpiro benz DIR mitteIlt
@9mingungeiI In Der Sui. augetragen.
sobalb Elm Sbeil6en 2uft in G6miR,
gung neriebt pirb. ieet es aud bic Inn
am nd9fen befinbliden il. Shipins
aung, unb 10 paffrt eine 56aQmede,
tpeun ibr nidts III bem Wege liegi,
Don benz, ben G9on erseugenten a5rs
per mad allen Ridtungen bin. @s 1T
bere1net, baB bic 5dnelieteit hes
S1aaes in Der 2nft bel elmer Sempe:
| ratur am @efrierpunfte 1859 SUP IN
ber @efunbe betrd9t. Die Ggperis
mente iebo1 BON Wiull, Weubeds unb
anptenbrouner, meldpe i'm Sabre 1928
iiber elmer Giftan3 BON 81 839 SUB ans
geaellt tporben finb. babeu nadgeiDie.
fen. baB bieie S9neaiafsit 1089,42
6uB In ber Getunte betrdai. 2apIaee
erfldrte ben umhanb. CAP bic tuirtlide
5Mnelliafeit bes Sdalles QrsBer fei,
ais bic bereGnete, bamit, baB er nod
, mics. boBbie ghali1wingungen hie
9emperatur Der Cuff srbbben, nnb ber
Sual hann Iidl idlneller fnrtpflaa5t,
oils es bfre6net iuproen mar. Oies
maft nun narauf auimerlianI, bob
burh eine Gieiaerung Der Semperaiur
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stpar nm Al Sub per secrnOe auf
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fommt es, baB Der G6al im CONNER
f1neler gebt, ole i'm gpintfr. unb
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aIS in folieu @egenben. Mun m66te
alerbiu9s aber annebmen, haB ber
G1aa biel laneIomtr burd cine Oi6te
Ntmesphdre gehs; aber bic Glaiticitdt
niutms 10 ibnta 81. alS bic Di6.beii.
unb beSbal6 tpirb Die G6Heaigteit beS
G6aueS aud nid)t Don Der wehieln'
ben Si6tbeit beriibrt.
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Dafer betrdgt bel Oefen gr0Bter Si9ts
belt Al, ,074 Sub in Der Setunbe. Die
grperimente, nod welden biele S6nels
liafeit fefgelest per6en t0ante, iinb
BON 80. Goaoben 1926 iiber ben @eHs
ferIee. BON &ole mad Sbonon, auf
elm gntfernuns BON etlDa nelln (ens.)
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llnb bod IN baS .Waiier fein 10 gutes
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im DaGer qeldutet tpirb unb ber S6aa
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iperben ibre 36ne f6on ni6t mebr uers
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3ufammenfblagen BON 3mei WcHern
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gtrabe bon Der re6ten 9latur unb
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aabensen seben faRn. an6 iDiro i'm
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fiebenbe Geeenlidabe berumgeleitet,
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gefibrt; i'm WaRer aber i6neibet cine
baatpifhen ftebenbe Wiauer ben S6aa
fOfort faf sdn3lid) OBJ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
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bic 3u baneu beabii9tigen, uerpetieu
mir auf bic 0ol3nieberlagen Der aIteu
sSirma gb. StepeS & 6 6hne.
Bic su raiionablen preiien bertauren
unb Qlles an 9anb baben, mas 3ur
4usfibruns irgenb eines BaueS ges
bort. sic fiibrea aud groBe 8orrdtbs
Don benz beriibmten 6ail d Gil
5ta @elbrabt, saIpanitrt ooer
Itlmara.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
@s TT tein sJrrtbuu, .

Die Suniet Woob 81. fam
@u6 an gurem 0ol3 unb aobleu @elb
iparen. Sic bat ben er6Bten 8ors
ratb in San Antonio unb bat bic slaens
tur fur bie betiibmten WeaQifer Sns
bianer 9erritorium 4pblen.
SeIepbouirt an He. 3eIepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21

= Gin profsfor ertldrie neuli6,
baB uniere 3nabsn cine bisl 81 uus
soaifdnbige pratiifde Gr3isbuns be'
tdmen. Sic ioGten aud ndben, to1sa
&c. leruen. banu f6nnten fie iih leidter
fortbsIfen. 9ie Sbee III nidt libel.
Wenn uuiere Wdo6sn fortfabren. fi9
,u Gehrerinnen, 8eomtiHnen at. ber'
aus;ubilben. mirb ben Mdnnern mebI
nidts auberes iibrig bIeiben. aIs to'
den. ndben, Wdi6ewafhen &c. sn Ier'
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
Wati5 AIT Stemer5abler. .

Die steuerIiten fir bas Sabr 1895
befinben iid iebt in meinen Sdaben
unb ale StaatSs unb 9ouniDsSteuern
finb iebt in meiner Office sablbar.
Sole Gaffiano,
Steuer Solicitor. 8erar @onnfp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
s9ohn Sdott's

Su6s unb Sob Gruferei.
Ro. 211 Rorb Preia 5traBe. Gabrt
ale 8u9s uno Sobs0ruferei. 9lrbeiten
in bsutider uno englii6er Gpra9e
aus unb liefert iolde BON ben bilies
fen Bis gu ben feinitea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21

GoDleD's Siegifter, NO. 70 Mlamo
pIasa BOT eineE sRuf fir gnten alien
WbiSfep, bic befen semii6ten @es
tr6ufe, feine Weine unb auSge3e;hnete
importirte unb einbeimifGe @igarren
unb ists frii9es Bier. Ser @ieentbas
nier. Soc Goolep, berlteht iein @eihdft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
YaNa9e:0iuette alter Mrt
WadD nnh Don europa.

sebt ii Die 3eit. 5idets 5u faufen
unb Wermauote unb 9efaante aus ber
alten 0eimatb heriiberfummen su lahen.
a1eseu ssnauer ssufurmaiirn menSs
man Iih an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21
,M. &. 8oams,

@eneraIs pahasiers4gent bet Wfdllotr
9ampfer 2inie.
523 @af . 6oufioH siraBe. San Nn-
ionic, se1as.
Sffisielier Asent fir alle suroDdl
fden Tampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-21

3riatt &oilanb's Sfaifee isben
6ag friih gebronnt.
Evening star., 1896-07-07
UNSETTLED AND CLOUDY.

Christian Endeavorers VIII Probably
Have to Carry Umbrellas Tomorrow.
Forecast till 8 pm. Wednesday:
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey, cloudy and threatening weather. with
showers tonight and probably Wednesday;
cooler; northerly winds.
For the District of Columbia, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, cloudy and unset
tied weather, with rain tonight probably
continuing Wednesday,; cooler; northeast
erly winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure has risen in the lake regions
and the upper Mississippi valley. belt
of low pressure extends from New England
to the Gulf of Mexico.
Heavy rains have fallen in the east gulf
states, and there are Indications of the
possible appearance Of a tropical storm on
the east gulf coast. The weather is cloudy
and threatening along the entire Atlantic
coast, and nearly clear in the Mississippi
valley and regions to the west.
The temperature has fallen in the lower
lake region ard Ohio valley.
Cloudy ard threatening weather will con-
tinue in the Atlantic coast districts from
southern New England to northern Florida,
very likely accompanied by heavy rains In
the middle and south Atlantic states. The
weather will clear in the lower lake region
and continue fair in the lower Mississippi
valley and the southwest.
Lower temperature Is indicated for the
Evening star., 1896-07-07
"NO Cure, No Pay"
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record
Judge Joline was all ready to decide what
appeared to be clear enough case in the
camden district court yesterday, when an
unlooked-for obstacle arose and he reserv-
ed decision. 1t was In the trial of a suit
brought by DR.. G. P. FinIew, a well-known
specialist, against F. Sitiey, prosperous
grain dealer, to recover $50.
The doctor stated his case briefly ex-
pla1ning that he had attended Mrs. Sitley,
and that Mr.. Sitley had refused to pay his
Dill That was plain, enough, but when the
plalntiH was turned over for cross-exam-
nation to ex-Judge Howard Carrow, as
counsel for Sitley, the case took some
what different turn. 81 81
Doctor. this Is pamphlet issued by you,
Is IL not!' asked the attorney, presenting
a small book issued as an advertising cir
cular by the doctor. O
yes, sir" replied the plaintiff
.Ans And are ar! all its statements true?"
PLEASE turn to page TO-"
The doctor turned the leaves and opened
the designated page
Now read the last line"
.. NO cure, no pay" quoted the plaintiff
That will do; that is our case; Mrs. Sit
ley Is dead" and the ex-judge proceeded to
gather up his papers
Judge Joline gave his spectacles a twitch,
gave turn to his fluffy mustache and
said that he would decide the case later on
Evening star., 1896-07-07

middle states and southern New England
The following heavy precipitation Qn
inches) was reported:
During the past twenty-four hours-Nan-
tucket, 2.O2; New York city, 108 Raleigh
1.O2; Augusta, $40; Atlanta, 1.7S; Adairs-
vile, Ga, 200; Tampa, 1.O2; Quebec, 1.24
Jackson, Miss, 200; Luling, Texas, 1.30.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water al
am: Great Falls, temperature, 7S; con-
dition, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature
So; condition at north connection, 2; con-
dition at south connection, 2S Distributing
reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at in
fluent gate house. q; ef11uent gate house
49,
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 11:27 am. and 11:2s
p.m; high tide, 4:51 am. and 5:02 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide 1916 pm; high
tide, 5:34 am. and 800 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Sun rises, AL; sun sets, 7:2S. Moon rises
2:O9 tomorrow morning.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by $40 pm: ex.
tinguishing begun at 344 am. The light
ing Is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at 1921 p.m.; extin-
guished at 4:05.
Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today
am, IA; 2 pm, So; maximum. "a; min
imum, IA
Evening star., 1896-07-07
F STREET ELECTRIC CARS
They Bsgin Running Regularly Across the
City.
Two Slight Accidents Cause Brief
Del"ys-Thc Full Equipment Will
Soon De Operated.

The first electric cars to run regularly
over the main line Of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, which extends from
18th and East Capitol streets northeast, by
way of F street, Connecticut avenue and
P street, to Both street and Prospect ave-
nue. In Georgetown, were started this morn
ing at 7:30 o'clock, from the eastern termi-
nus of the line, where the new car barn Is
Cituated. There were six of the motor
cars sent out without trailers, and smooth
progress was made until the crossing of
the tracks of the Georgetown and Tenley-
town electric road, at 32d street and Dunn
barton avenue, was reached, when a test
was made of the new curve at that juno
ton. which Is quite sharp. Some OF the
cars had passed around 1t, and then one of
them was run back and forward several
times for the test mentioned. In backing
the car ran on the Tenleytown track,
causing a detention of about ten minutes
The balance of the cars all ran over the
curve without trouble.
Misplaced Switch.
When the first car reached the eastern
terminus on Its return trip, by some over
sight the mOtormal ran 1t into misplaced
switch, bending the plot gh on the car to
such an extent that the current on the sec
tion between 9th street and the car barns
had to be turned off in order to allow
workmen to extricate the plough from the
slot. This occasioned the stopping of five
electric cars F street west Of 9th, but
traffic on the road was continued by the
horse cars, which were lifted to the open
track and driven around the electric mo-
tors, and then placed back on their proper
tracks. The electric cars were again put
In operation shortly before noon and have
since been running without interruption.
Character of the Cars.
The cars running are motor cars, as be-
fore mentioned, and are open, the seats
running crosswise of them, on 9th street.
They are twenty-seven feet over all, and
have seating capacities Of thirty-f1ve peo-
pie each. The seats are comfortable, and
there Is more space between them than is
usual in such cars, the object of the COM
pany being to assure the comfort of pas
sengers. The usual stationary end seats
are omitted In these cars. thus giving all
passengers seats facing the direction the
car is going.
The trailers on the cars to be run to
Georgetown, it not being intended to run
trains from the Capitol TO Boundary street,
Will have seating capacity of twenty pas
sengers each. Additional cars will be put
on the line as fast as they can be equipped
with tenders, as required by the District
Commissioners The employees engaged on
the new cars are particularly pleased with
the awnings, that protect them thoroughly
from the sun and rain. 1t is thought the
entire line will be wholly equipped with
electrlc cars within ten days or less.
Evening star., 1896-07-07
Saving a Client.


The ethics of the difference between the
professional opinion of a paid advocate and
the honest conviction Of a learned man
were set forth by a well-known English
barrister who died recently. The story is
not to be found in the "reminiscences which
he published shortly before his death 1t
was a case of murder, and the client and
counsel We're closeted together
Smith" said the barrister, ''of course
know You didn't murder the man, but, as a
matter of fact, did you do 1t with the butt
end Of revolver or with stick?' Sir"
said Smith, Il swear / am innocent" Il
know that perfectly well, but you must tell
me. For if you did 1t with a revolver 1
shall say to the prosecution, Produce the
stick! and II you did 1t with a stick L shall
say Produce the revolverr" The client
paused and scratched his head meditatiye-
ly. 1T was the butt end of q revolver.
SIR That's right!' said the counsel: II
think can get YOU off now"
Evening star., 1896-07-07
Hotel Arrivals.


Ebbitt-F. Clark, Jacksonville, Fla; F.;
X. Young, Toronto, Canada; W. F. Burwell,
U. s. N; F. D. Pratt and wife, Elmira, N
Y: w. Harkness, U. S. N.
Oxford-H. ]. Raymore, Erie, Pa; F. W.
Witzell, Newark. N. j.; G. Mcdonald and
wife, Altoona. Pa.
Normandie-J. A. Gordon and W. c. Cor
don. Marshall. Mo-; M. A. Knapp, Syra-
cuse, N. Y; w. c. Squire, Seattle, Wash. ;
F. Webster. San Francisco, Cal.
Arlington-R. 1. Service Detroit. Mich ;
H. 9. Groves and A. G: Dyer, New York;
c. H. Arnold, Philadelphia, Pa.
Shoreham-H. L. Prather, Milwaukee,
Wis; E. Dwiggins and wife, A. J. Rose and
D. NJ. McLillan, New York.
Page's-M. E. WILDER, West Medford
Mass: W. R. Moscone, Newburgh, N. Y:
l.. D. Dey, Jacksonville, Fla; R. A. Wood
and wife, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Riggs-W. c. Hunter and J. r. Victor
and wife, Philadelphia Pa; H. G. TRULY,
Chicago. Ill; G. W. Hendrick, New York.
Willard's-W. G. Estes and wife Bir-
mingham, Ala; E. D. Allen, Franklin, Pa !:
J: N. Conklin and ]. L. Dixon. Springfield.
Mass: c. w. Brook and H. J.. Truesdell,
New York.
Evening star., 1896-07-07

From the Chicago Daily Tribune.
certain store in State street has a wax
figure Of remarkable beauty and true to
life. 1t is used for high-priced millinery
ard street dress displays.
For over week people who frequently
pass the store. which is on the east side of
the street, have noticed a well-dressed, mid
dle-aged man who has apparently become
infatuated with the wax figure He haunts
the vicinity Of the window at frequent in
tervals every day and spends his time gag
ing at the graceful form and red cheeks of
the. model within
The employees of the store at first thought
he was pickpocket or prospective burglar
and several times ordered him away, but
he invariably returned to gaze at the wax
figure, and they have concluded to let him
gaze at his charmer in peace.
Evening star., 1896-07-07

the foregoing could be obtained, but that
we have no desire to jeopardize The posi-
tions Of men now employed on other roads.
out the directors can be fully assured that
our case is unassailable and will be pre-
sentej, before the. tribunal which makes
or mars corporations in the District Of
Columbia, at the proper time We repudi-
ate the charge that our members have
ever done any act which could be
strued alarming" or "terrorizing" to
either the directors or any one OF their
employees. The directors and the public
know that not the slightest attempt has
been made to annoy or harass the con-
duct of the road, and certainly during the
holiday season, and the duration OF the
convention of the noble Christian Endeav-
orers. We would consider 1t unworthy Of US
to foment discord of any kind.
We have from the first believed, and are
not convinced yet to the contrary, that
the directors as body never have been
fully informed upon this matter. We feel
that their minds have been prejudiced un-
warrantably and unjustly, and We have
not totally given up the hope of an ad-
5ustment. The progress Of civilization is
too far advanced today to permit a policy
such as we have proved is pursued by Mr.
Phillips. to bring anything but disaster
nnally to any corporation or individual
attempting to carry It out, and in the case
OF Quasi-public corporation, such as q
street railroad, the constant recipient Of.
and seeker after, public favor peculiar
obligations should obtain.
The statement Of Mr.. VIM. ]. Wilson is
absolutely untrue in every particular, the
position Of the company, or at least OF
those who are permitted to represent it. is
bitterly antagcnistic to organized labor,
and We shall take every honorable means
to impress these two incontrOyertible prop
ositions upon the residents and visitors to
this city aid upon the Legislators in whose
control such matters will in future be
placed.
We stand at all times ready to meet. dis
cuss and arrange any controversy, at any
stage at which it may IN future arrive.
GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD K. of L.,
Evening star., 1896-07-07
CONGREGATIONAL Lettera,

The most striking letter received today
from Congressman by General Secretary
Treasurer Hayes was the following from
Senator Allen of Nebraska, who wrote from
his home at Madison:
Il am just in receipt Of information to
the effect that your company has dismissed
from its service all officers Of the local as
Sembly of the knights of Labor, because
OF their membership in that order. | am
led to suggest to you that in view of the
fact that your company is constantly an
applicant for congressional privileges. that
this step. in my judgment, is an unwise
one. unless there are reasons other and out
side of the fact that these men are mem
bers Of the Knights of Labor. L hope your
company will not begin the reasonable
practice of dismissing men from your SER
vice on account Of their membership with
the labor organizations"
Evening star., 1896-07-07
CaStOreia
For
Infants and Children,

CASToRIA DESTROYS WORMS.
CASTORA CURES CONSTIPATION.
CASTORIA ALI.AYS FEvERISHNESS.
CASTORIA CURES DIARRHOEA AND cOLIc
CAsTORIA RELIEVES TEETHING TRoUBLES
The use Of Castoria' IL 80 universal and its
merits 70 well known that 1t seems q work Of
snpererogation to indorse It, Few are the intelli-
gent families who do not keep Castoria within
easy reach"
OARLOs MARTYN, DID,.
New York city.
Evening star., 1896-07-07

M. Go1denberg's Employer Excursion
The first annual excursion of the en-
ployes of NJ. Goldenberg takes place to-
morrow evening at Marshall Hall. The
steamer Charles Manchester will leave 7th
street wharf at 6:3O.
Evening star., 1896-07-07

Secretary Lamont notified Governor Bush
nell that the 18th Infantry Battery T., of
Fort Sheridan, and one troop of cavalry
from Jefferson Barracks will form a model
camp at Cleveland during the celebration
Evening star., 1896-07-07

The E. l.. Goodsell Company fruits and
fruit auctfoneers, a West Virginia corpora
ton, have made an assignment to Victor K
McElheny. tr. The company was incor-
porated in 1894.