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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27
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sara @iorg. Sm 0erlage BON
Selling & 8lappenba9 (100 = 102
&aubOipbiiraBe, gbicago) bat Or. Gu
fioo 8rhbl, ber betannte @ineinnati'e.
Gi6ter, 8elebrte unb Wrst. elm ftatt.
liAes gdnhden III slei63eitis gei9maf
boiler uuO gebiesener duBerer gusfats
tung eri6eineR laHen, bas ben aabIs
ret9en gerebrern bes bortreffi6en
Wtannes eine bobmiatOmmens @abe
iein wiro. Or. griibl, Der feline
S6riften unier Rem Di1ter spleubo
npm naara @iurs" 3u berbfentIi9en
pfegt, geb6rt su ben bebeutenbaen
oeutid9 ameiifaulfden Di6tern unb er
III auG iiberbaupt elmer ber tpenigen
uater bieien, tereu Namen an1 briiben
in Der alten 0eimatb einen guten
Slang babeu. GrAbl tpurbe Dor y
Sa9rea III &b,u preuBen geboren,
fuoirte Wiebic:a unb tuanberte i'm
Sabre 1348 mad MmerIta aus. ST
lleB 1A in $i. cinnati nieber, no er
aIs Ar3t ibdtia mar. @r unternahm
iebO6 3ablreiGe ausgebebnte Reiien,
bic ibn BON Jorbcap bis na1 benz
2aa9e Der Sacas fiibrten unb beren
6Jn6t nidt uur culturgei9i6tlide
Siuoien Don bauernbem Mertbe ma.
rem { , GSt!an. @bicamo3toc, cine etbno,
llo8lide Slabie". .3piiden alasfa
uaO 5saerIano". Die @ulturpDIter
Alt AuItgita8" ac.) fonbsrn aud rei3,
poae, ttsfempfunbene 9idtunsen unb
fay6enpfdGtige Naturf6ilberunsen,
DelAe ibm inter ben beuti6en Did.
tern sincu berpOrragenben plaB fi6eru.
Das bOrliegenbe 8dnb6eu 8ebidteI
bas ben upoeiien bss urpalos" fOlst,
msl6e Sara @iOrs fGon boz 26 Sab.
rem eri9einen lieB, nenut Der 9i6ter
ma6riheinli9 i'm Sinblid auf fein Ill
ter vNbenbgloden". cher menn er au6
am 2ebensabenb fiebt, 10 seist er bod
serabe in bieien 8ebiDten, baB iein
Ssr3 jung seblieben TT unb flr ales
&rbabene unb S66ue nod eben 10
trdftig ibldst, ME Dor mebr als eiaem
Tierteliabrbunberi.
8eioabers anmutbig unb rei3poa
fnb bic Bebi1te, mel6e nerifanilhe
Motipe. lanbi6aftli9er tpie eefdi9t.
lider Mrt, bebanbeln. 8rtbls 8ebi1te
seb6ren su ben ib6nfen 8Ihtben.
tpeIde bic beutide poelie auf amsrita.
aiIdem gobeH ge3siiigt bal.
gon Der 5aulse'i6en 9ofbu6banb.
lung in Olbenburg 1T uns Der
.Y YOlfsboteA sugegangen. Wie in
b:n Goriabren lit er aud in bieiem
Sabre nit elmer rei9en 6dlle bon On.
5iebenber unierbaltung uub Sslebrung:
@rnii uab Sumor, prOia unb poelie.
So6beuiiGe8 nnb Blattbeuti6es BON
betannten S6riftfelern, ausgeitattet
unb 70 biIbe bas s@au5e, eini6lieBli9 iei,
ner rei6en unb fiinfIerii6 beruorra.
aenOen sSlufratiOuea In 9olsi6nitt,
ben aaleaber ein Wert, 6as in
fsiner AeutfG umsritanii6en 6amilie,
ipscieQ aber In benienigen, beren
0iege in npiattoaidlanb" gefanben
bat, febIen iOGte. Das ean3e, bhbIbe
unb nhBlide Wertden tofet nur 50
pfennige
- Ghr Disc @ultipator8 unb gHage
beiu9e man Patterion & Ne a 7.
iep, gSiIitair BIaaa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27

Cite S}nnijrn3 fir NennGen nlt9es
bradt uno fi;r oen 9(lten cine S6abtel
egDptiltbcr Gi9orretten. Sum fiigte ct
nod s,uel ..Harf biuSu unb periprad gez
legeniliA cine 9r0Bere Sanme gu be-
idaffen
,9Bir lc1en in elmer milerablen
3eit, mt;@&te CT, ~fortndbrenO erl6eis
nen 9lrtifei ,s3en oa5 9rinfgelowelen,
bic Goniunftl.. III lIno ltffe1ter alS je."
Ser Sreiier Hno 2lenn6en maren
BON leiner auBer,a Grid)einung 10 9e>
blenbet, baB lie ipsaig ODER nitbts lag>
ten, lire Gigarretten uuo Bonbon5 per<
3ebrteu uno ben lt)6nen 9iidaro beitdu-
big aniGauten.
@r lab,in Der 5bat famoS aus, bod)>
elegant, in 9anbiduben, @di6e, Safs
ltiefetn aralpatte uab 6riiur taoel~
los.
Gr ielbf fiblte ben llnterldieo mobl
beruus unbr la9te. uMein duBerer
Menid III meine GriltenS. SD babe
cine aarriere genla6t, mie inter bum
bert Sollegen faum elmer. Webr nod:
id) babe eins Garriere Dor mir. Der
mooerne Sberfellner 1T nur mU9li9 in
Ser duBeren Grl6eiuung zines @entles
man, oas lit flar.
ST bate mirfli9 cine sldn3enoe
Garriere bur6laufen. Spariam nit
jebem Gfennig, NOR er idon als 2ebr>
ling elm ele9anter fleiner 8uribe gez
ipeien. Wenn bic glnberen ibre Sreiseit
uerbummelten ooer perldltefen, las er
bas ngud BON 9uten 2on" nnb ben
rfleinen Sran3oien." Gr ipra9 .@ea>
nerilf" wie ein Ginseborener BON Ser
malls, unb i'm @ei6dft 1annte er ii6
pSdani. Sir 5ran;oiiid unb Gnss
lid bate er eine nngeididte 3un9e
unO einen barten S6aoel, ober er
lernte Die Spra9en bod. Gr mar elm
Selfmabeman unb bate ii6erli9 cine
9roBe 3utunft.
sd mill etmaS errei1en," ertldrte
er, n@nbere in meines Stelluns ipdren
5ufrieben, aber i'd mill meiter. 9lus
bem Safe in baS Sotel, bann eine
quite Bartie uno oann-iper meis-
pielleidt ielblt einmal Gisentbiimer.
Serr Sreiler mar beseiitert. ,Sn
bem Sobne itedte iein eisenes 8lut,
Der Drans mad pormarts-nur mebr
@nersie, mebr 5i6erbeit, 1nebr SleiB
als er je gebabt bate: sd molfte,
Cure CUTE Mutter lebte no6" iaste er
uno fpildte ii9 bic 9lusen, plie miiBte
Did 10 ieben 9ii6ar6, unb Did 70
ipreden b0ren."
gia6ber fam nod einlnal bic ssinansz
frase auf'S 3apet, uno 0fid)aro bolfe
nod ipeitere 3pei Wiart beraus. Sci
beflerer Gonjunftur ber 3rinf9eloere
frase oeripra9 er pieberfommen au
Dollen.
@r sins, uno bic Beioen paren in
beln drmli6en 3immer pieSer ALIEN;
MIR Der patdouligeru1 erinnerte nod
on ben eleganten 6idaro.
p@r fam fit uns nidts tbun, laate
9err Greiier, ,baS lit flar. Gr foil
au9 fir uns nidts tbun; er loll ieinen
gSeS meiter geben unb Sur6 unS Neioe
nibt bebinoert iperoen. Sd babe mid
lebr gefreut i'd babe mid iiber bieien
Gidarb iebr sefreut, ia.
slenn9en iaB auf benz Glide am
Seniter unb aB Die leeten 9onbons.
Der Sruber mar fir iie Elm Srember,
ben lie faum nod sefannt uno iiber ben
iie seitaunt bate.
s8enn es einem bod au9 NAL 10
gut sinse!"
tTortfebuna folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27
Gin Rfarer 9opf,

CUTE 8eroauung uno Elm bObes rhftts
seS aIter finO apei Sssiultute, bic ourb
ben @sbraud BON GHtt's 2ebersBiaen
er3ielt werOen.
Cine frwiflfne Gbat(a6s.
&opfidmer3en, Wtuluria, Wageniaurs,
geritOpfuns. 8pspspiis, @ausnlelbs'
unb dbnli9e SrantbeItsn werben UOll'
itdnbis sebeilt OurA ben @sbraud bon
Xmtt'S Seber YiWett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27

9euie, bic fi6 bon &beumatismus
befreit wtnY9eu. follten cine 6laide
bon Gimer & Mmenbs 9esept 9tDs
1851 periu6en. 6. G. 6 d t,
0cufon, 3eras. aaeiniger Igent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27
syabrplait Menbetang.

Die Snternaiioual & Greet 9tortbern
8. &. giebt einen neuen 6abrplan
bsraus. Der um Oonuerstag, BEN s. Suli
In 3raft tritt. Wesen Ndberem uenbe
man ii9 On bic aaenten Der 8eienIhaft.
.. s. priee, q. 3. & 3. u.
paleiine, 5yas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27

= Cine prassr 3eituus beri@iei,
SaB ber @Tsa6nis MllGH bon Ssrbien
ii6 bon ieiner @emablin WataIie Idei
ben lafen min. un bic gei6iebene
Grau ieines frhberen Winifers gbriliic
81 beirathen, bic ibm f9on einsn SoDn
gebOren babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27
Waerfparbiae senlatlpnsaelfit

- Wfertmnr0lge Seniationsgel6td).
ten eniiteben III 8erbinbuns nit benz
Wieberaufleben bes DreDfussGaaes in
Baris. go ersdblt Der Nboocat Wter.
tian be Wtaler in 3ile, elm rabinter
Deutf6enfreHer, foIsenbe 3duberse.
fGi6te: @r babe i'm Sabre 1894 in
pOtsbam I'm 4rbeits. 3immer bes &ais
fers eine Summer bes Barrier 8lattes
.Gibre parOle4 geiebeu. mel6e ben
Stempel bes Wiliidr'& '&abinetS setrasen
babe uno nit elmer 8lauliiftnOtia bin,
ter benz Eamen 9repfus berieben ges
tpeien iei. Dies bepeiie, baB bas
preuBifde Militdr, &abinet bsionberss
SntereRe on DreDFus senOmmen babe.
gu Oieier @efdi6te bes Serrn rbe"
Whller bemerfen bic .Berliner Neuss
Hen Nadri6ten": nWir 3peifeln ba.
ron, baB berartige Sdriftfiade inbis'
treten Ssiu6ern iidtbar sepeien finb. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27

- aauft guer Sols unb 9oblen BON
ber "City Wood Yard. 8eI. $40,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-27

Gir Disc @ultiuatorS unb pHage
beiu4e man PatteriOn 6 M q +
iep, NiIitair BIaaa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08
Two fxr,.nf Kentucky Countics ..

Gee Whilakia. but Hardin county Is
big one" is what a native OF that great
county declared the other night 10 the
Corbin News in discussing the different
counties of Kentucky. Hardin county,
he said, was the greatest and best; that
X was 60 miles long and 800 wide. sad
had more Democratic voters 10 the square
inch than any other county IN the state.
Whereupon a man of some fifty years
arose and said: Mister. excuse me.
bur I vas born on the banks Of the Cum
berland IN the great county Of Whitley.
/ got nothing TO do with your great
Democratic counties but I do say that
live in the greatest county in the state
of old kentuck. IL Is Geo miles long
and eo miles wide. and | do say she
has got more Republican voters in her
borders 20 the square quarter OF al inch
than any county in the old state. " ny,
for certain. boys. the Democrats had 20
import a few just for saad. and / am
willing So hack il from free-s1lveT dollar
10 the muzzle OF a Winchester, not
meaning you or your county any harm.
mister" Whereupon. the Hardin county
raan subslae huf before doing 80 he
handed IN the Whitley county man an
ancient brass button that T.. SAID was
delivered 10 bis great-grandiatheT ny
him 20 his grandfather and has grand
father 10 ais father ana bis father 10
him. with this injunction; II yea ever
see bigGer liar chan you are. deliver
this button Ia him WITH the compliments
OK your ancestors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

Interest Increases every Gay In the Min
Ing Herald excursion. on Saturday next. Ia
Silverton. and Monte Cristo II promises 70
ne the most popular event or the season.
The time consumed on the entire trip will
be from o'clock III the morning 10 80
o'clock In the evening. 4 through train
viii leave from the Seattle T. Internstiona,
station Passengers will have a stay OF
four hours and a half at Silverton and three
hours at Monte Crtsto. Round-trip tickets
cost bur s.. A number OF delegates to The
Mgsonic Grand Lodge. which viii convene
IN .ais city today will accompany the cx-
eurSion W. 6. Potts. secretary OF the
committee on arrangements. states that
he expects 20 have several score on his HIST
who sre anxious Ia visit this famous min
ing district
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

Only Thirty Deaths Reported Last
NOnth-Sixty-TNO Cases OF
Measles

The regular monthly meeting OF the
board of health was postponed from yes
terday afternoon to tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. owing to the unavoidable alb
sencc of DR.. NewIands.
The report of Health Officer Eames
shows that there We're 80 deaths during
May. as compared with 81 in January, 81
in February, d in March and z in April.
The death rate for May is 80.
Following is a synopsis of deaths and
number from each cause:
La grippe. l: tuberculosis lungs, 1; cam
Ger. :; remittent fever. /: meningitis,
cerebral :. paralysis, cerebral, /; abscess,
stomach, /; pneumonia, broncho, i; apo
plexy. =, heart disease, 2, heart disease,
valyular, i; cystitis, /; abscess of kidneys.
!; debility, .; malformation. /; premature
birth, 8; marasrnus. |: hamilton. g. puer-
peral commissions. /; drowning, :. total, 80.
Dea;hs-Male First ward, ?. Third, :;
Fourth. 4: Fifth, 4; Sixth, :; seventh. /:
First. 1; Third, 3: Fourth, /; Fifth, .:
Sixth 3; Ninth, 3: total, Is.
Births-Maie, Is: female Is; still, I.
Infectious diseases-scarlet fever. Sec
ond ward, 4; Third, l; Fifth, !: Sew
enth, /. total. T. Measles. First, :;
Second Il: Third, 10, Fourth, 6; Fifth. 2.
Sixth, 8. Seventh, s: Eighth 1. Ninth, 4;
total 81. Typhoid fever, Fifth, 3; Sixth. l:
Sanitary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. filed
by citizens, 30: complaints filed by inspect
or 3d. nuisance notices served, Il. nui-
sances abated, 81; nuisanceS In course of
abatement. L. complaints without cause.
6: houses inspected. 1V1. houses inspected
with plumbing inspector. 81; dead animals
ordered removed, D; houses placarded. Z,
houses fumigated, =.
Milk meat and food-Gallons of milk in
spected 1890; gallons milk condemned, SO;
specimens tested for butter fat, ~ speci-
mems containing per cent. fat or over.
Ie2: specimens containing less than 3 per
cent. fat. 10; inspections of dairies "a; in
spections of milk wagons, 81: inspections
of meat markets 30: inspections OF res
taurants, 81 inspections OF slaughter
houses 81; Inspections OF commission
houses 50: Inspections of stockyards, IL:
pounds Of meat condemned. sS3, pounds of
fish condemned. 81; pounds of fruit con-
dernned. $40: pounds of vegetables con-
demned, so.
Plumbing depart Understanding plans
filed ~. first inspections. IL; second in
srections IA; notice served. /: houses in
spected g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
Prof. Gleason Tonight.

rrcf. Oscar r.. Gleason. the world 2
greatest horse tanner, who win open at the
Y. NJ. G. a. park this evening for short
sea son has been in the city for several
days and has not only rested thoroughly
from his voyage and gotten into fine shape
for his work tonight. but has succeeded in
gathering twelve of the most vicious
horses TO be found in this section of the
country. There are kickers. buckers. rum
Always, biters. and in short every conceiv-
able kind OF vicious animals in the num-
Der.
In addition to the work of Prof Gleason.
David Hriton irewelI, the renowned bare
back rider. viii give exhibition OF his
powers. Mr. Greweil although he has but
one leg. performs some of the most mar
velous featg with the utmost ease.
There will be band concert every even
Ing from 100 ~ sis o'clock. The park has
been especially arranged for this engage
mcus. The ring where Prof Gleason works
will he illuminated with fifteen lights and
the seats are so arranged that everybody
in the audience can gain an excellent view
of it. The exits TO the grand stand have
also been enlarged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

Richardson william r. Tompkins and
john II Wilhelm.
tn. Alumni Association OF TIE alEn
sehoof asked ard received permission 20
ssse the assembly room OF the CeniEai
school for the an-aal reunion and "@a-
,u4r Of the association or June >.
Miss Lula Taorapsea. a teacher N me
Queen Anne school. was granted the use
OF 2 roog-s In the J;ziAliu- fer conducting
a pirate s.sitoei during the summer Yaca-
ton Francis r. Way was given Ire use
of a. roofG ia tbs high school for & Similar
purpose.
an invitation 10 attend the annual con-
veut1oE OF school boards AZ Milwaukee
July ami was resolved from ". Is:
isFnce. secretary CT the department OF
school administration o. Tue saN"A.a1
Educational Assocfa fion.
Secretary Guernsey submitted his an
nual report upon the condition Of the
VARIOUS SCHOOL buildings. 1t vas re-
serfea I, the COMMITTEE or buildings and
e-ut.saas he recommended among
others the follow ing improvements.
o.erhaulinss and reTsliring boilers ana
furnace OF Mercer school and painting
the building: repairs ~ ROOF ana con-
stractlus fence II Queen Anne scnoot,
averhzullng boilers and kafsoEnsnins ave
rooms al Minor school; repairing plas-
tNfsUx stft1 4AaEflkAsfA t~AftARt - @~.%~H*'~s
school: overhsuliEg boilers and furnaces
al Columbia school.
Extensive improvements were recon-
,nenGed 10 TIA. Denny school. including
new foundation for the east wing. new
floors for the basement and several
rooms kalsomiuing eight rooms and re-
pairing the exterior.
At the Central school the secretary rec
commended that the furnaces and boilers
be oyerhauled, four rooms be kalsomlned
ard a new walk he laid on Madison
street. II was further recommended
that the Randell school be moved 10
safe distance from the eaving bank on
Division street. Repairs Of minor i'm
portance were recommended at the other
schools. Including the manual training
school
Applications for position as janitor were
received from j. III. Carter and H. a.
Arneson.
The auditing committee. r. G. Houten.
chairman. reported in favor of paying
salaries for May amounting 10 Si2,0ss.ol,
and bills aggregating si.Zs6.G. Adopted.
R!ds for coal and wood supplies for
the ensuing year were referred. Ad-
tourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08
BISHOP POTTER ON LABOR.
His Address a: the Dinner of a
Church Association

The annual dinner % the Church Asso-
citation fer the Advancement of the In
teresss az Labor VAS held at Arlington
hall New York. last week.
Speeches were given by the chairman.
Mr.. Crosby. Mr White. Or Peters.
Bishop Potter. Miss keyser and Ernest
Law.
nishop Potter, In the course OF an cio-
quent address compared the condition
al the wofktngmen Of today with tha;
which existed ~ years ego. and said
that machinery. though cfTecting some
eood. had done much 10 make the work
mans lot harder when bishop Potter
was IN Antwerp he saw the marvellous
wrought iron gates made by Quentin
Matsss. Every suCh ~ that work was
done hy Mntsys' cwn hand Suppos:ng
eu" wanted an ornamental gate today.
Il would b. largely made by machinery
aid The work done hy p,eccmt a. sub
divided 20 tAe last point.
The ker then instsnced she case Of
3 man whorl BE lately saw working in a
factory. This MAS Who'll" duty consist
"a ~ twc movements % hts handsome
80 push a piece 81 metal under a hammer.
xhc other - sta3p e. lie diA that every
DAY ~ she yrar. ard would probably DO
4 every aay of hts life What asked the
blshop aid his hearcrs suppose would be
tbe efTc-i az ~oeh life cn that mans
asifiH 2if's tifa~' tt"fl''f az II 20 ht
wondered sc tHaI when kis lahoY far tho
day WAS oEcy th~ge w&S q reaction ana ~
spent his leisure in she saiooaSt Most
people would so mad under Surh rors4.
tions. ara was 81 nos 20 bc expected chat
ihe modern workman vas dissatisfied.
ana uSet tbe ozt.y remedy t8 hts power
organization sHa StFtkrsf ia the olf
DAYS, tuo the workman was par, of hgs
masters family he &4nea az tae ~afae
table and a3s affairs were Known - hse
employer >aN fh~ee MAS 20 direct oan-
tac&- tet ezra ~ regarded esS workrs~n
as oeiy a Dsrr~@sFy ana Troublesome els-
went go N.s eUsvass What prasY,,-f az
Justice was there. Il tba workman could
not ret htaFtuE ar@t7
Tne ht>hse N4s ttsekfu. ea~ the sosi-
t,ty's exsstevee- ass ag3eu was 20 efu,a.,
peap}e 20 'ae laov problems TIA: con.
Tronte3 fheaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

sfenal. since abandoned. were indefinitely
poSt,scnsd on the recommendation OF the
corporations committee.
The auditing committee reported its ar-
prevail OF claims as follows: General fund.
81 .Hgl e5; water fund, S3.ssi.s7: park fund,
ST.. &: library fund. 1854 TIE claims OF
f. b. Johnson fer <.s - ard a Foster fer
So were referred. and that of w s
Creation fer sls4s5 was rejected. An ordi-
nance appropriating money for the claims
allowed was passed.
RAYMOND introduced an ordinance de-
faing bicycle paths regulating the use
thereof ard providing penalty for tres
passing thereon. or injaring. or defacing
the same. This was referred TO the COM
rittee on parks ard boalsvards.
Ordinances Acted Upon
Ordinances were acted upon as follows:
Authorizing expenses OF the city govern
msnt for June; passed.
Transferring s.. fss6 from the general fund
to the Judgment fund: laid over.
Authorizing construction OF sidewalks IN
front OF the state university property; laid
over
Authorizing the laying Of a two-inch
water main ON North Broadway, i4lo
over.
Granting liquor licenses to Ferrera &
Mertz. O. j. Nelson Charles Osner. Jo-
Assessment roll for the Improvement OF
Virginia street; approved
Granting J. a. Freeman permission 10
set poles and string wires within the city
limits; indefinitely postponed.
other Business.
Other business was transacted as fol-
lows:
REQUEST fer the approval of Taylor
Street addition 20 the city OF Seattle, re-
ferred 10 City Engineer Thomson.
Petition Of Moran Bros. Company Tor
correction of water charge: referred 10
claims committee.
Petition of Sarah Kelley for payment OF
a warrant issued in payment for the i'm
proyement of Eleventh street, referred to
claims committee.
Petition of Mrs. I. c. Moss for free
water; fire and water committee.
Petition for city water on Twenty-sev-
enth avenue north: fire and water.
Petition of Thomas A. Carrot; for re-
bate of 80 water charge; referred to
claims committee
Petition of James kiefer and S. =. Glas-
Cow for water pipe on Broadway; re-
ferred To the fire and water committee.
Request of Chief kellogg. of the fire de-
paftment. for additional hose for hose
company No. S; referred TO the fire and
water committee.
Report of the port warden for May;
filed.
Petition of remonstrance against the es-
tahlis-.ment of liquor license district at
Madison park; referred 10 the committee
on police, license and revenue.
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Hon. K. o Graves received a telegram
Yesterday from Capt. Bonner. a member Of
Gen. Fiagiers star. stating that the chief
al ordnance would be detained IN Portland
owing TO hls serious Illness. The teIesrar n,
contained 40 other Information ard Mr..
Graves Mas unahse 70 state when Gen
flaSler would arrive. Unless his plans are
entirely changed he VIII necessarily come
10 Seattle as his Intention has been ia re-
turn East cNer the Canadian Pacific Ow-
Ing 30 the Ruuit placed ca his slime. II IS
possible goat Gen FlAEier will De unable
30 :nSpe,g tha tortiarasioas size at Maeno-
la oluf 80 70 visit points down tha sound.
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Florida SpouEe..

jacksonville, Fla. Times nion
The hs1 20 encourage the artificial
growth @; sponges within the waters Of
the state of Florida S. vl*.wod With ar,-
prevail $50 that state. Tho spcnre industry
Is already one az the Teoxs Important sn
Florida. ifs product amounting 20 nearly
sas a0 pep Apn8Fu. Al present ans per-
SSH. whether = citizen q FLORIDA OF not
az even Z Rot a citizen % the United
states. can eugake ia e. Tee bin aaefses
ElyiuE 80 persons the right 70 cultivate
sTousCs and pTotectlnE them n fhelr cwn-
urSnlp under the conditions pras.-rtfs.s,s
also requires ~ persons net citizens az tne
Calfe3 states tee payment 0f 4 license az
s. before engaging n the business OF
sgGnre asA5nS.
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SIZ-Z, BOOM, AH-H !!
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GLORIOUS
FOURTH MOVING SpLENDIDLY.

Committees Meet Daily and Indi-
vidual Members Are Workfng
Hard The Cffy's Cooperation
Asked In illuminating. Decorat-
ing. Etc.-Ex-Mnyor Phelps starts
Out rs n subscription Collector
Suggestions Wanted for n Loca-
ton for the Fireworks Display.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

Numerous stories about the lafe Con-
gresham Holman aTe cropping up s<F4se
zee In invest iGafs alleged AnaiAF4 2hiSssF
In the course % tts }0aTn@gsnss me eoHs-
rY{ttse visited Reno. Col. Z y S3tsa.f- eE
taA E4ftEs cavalry. Vas 81 cu3Ea4a4@ OF ttss
fort ana a. shF dlsssuz illsEtsi pa - en-
tered the iuCiosure he eaUssd q sstat" .
hs flgt3 The cannon T0aTeS. ana ta$F p
was a great demonstration NnsG ne
colonel came forward - greet the visitors
JuaEe Holman said Colonel. what - s3i
fne cannouzIing For9 What's tae ectass9n
OF ite' Tx - salute ~ honor OF yoa
gentlemen explained f'oL Sumner. = Zen
stop 4. stop & fsgat %. Il = : .s4s
va=s> ~ p.salic nsonex. SIR. aad J easFe's
rgarrntf II I" sad TIE great oslecfcg. @ltG
alarm depicted an his ceaas egsltnes.- scr
r. Ri Holman" said E1e c0t9ga44- SfTztf5G
,sser4 a}ssek. "Cslt those guns have Eot %
fse NTed az 'The reg ala 80Ess require y
IRE iu3se GTtsEsblesl. art Ses1ret taal x
vas scauAzlous shane 70 barn 2p plaaAs
faaas tEas Aay.
Sized boiled F-B Co. hams. pei'cAt-
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Junauese ut the Barbecue.

The butchers have invited the whole
crew OF the Japanese man-of-war 10 at
tend the barbecue in a body. Invitation
acrente ed.