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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20

Wenn man MIR bic Sano aus3uitreden
brau9te, um bas Sob bonn 8oben
auf3ubeben? l1no iiebe ba! Die erlten
unb beiten ylamen ftanoen auf ben
9lftieuliiten oieier fpefulatipen rnter>
nebmun9en, Die Gamen BON Siirlten
unb 9roBen Serren!
OaS 9olbfieber fling an, i'm S,t erfais
fen, ols Gielemann ieinen feueriideren
arnbeim Uffnete unb INN Die glftien
nno Wertbpapiere norleste, bte ibm 70
toloHalen @eminn bra9ten.
gr mar enti6loilen r1t,it3utbun," es
mar ld6erlibe Gborbeit, ii6 nit pers
alteten Gorurtbeilen uub iiberlebten
@brbesriffen berumSuf6lasen!
Wlan mar jett i'm slrbeits3immer beS
8eiiters pon @roB> Sebfer. Gu9 bies
les mar gebieaen uno gun, Tbeil foitbar
ein9eridtet, aber Die glrt unb @eiie,
nie iein 8etpobner barin bauite, be.
wies, oaB er ui9t auf 8riiiieler 9eps
piden, auii6en aunlti6nieereien eroB
gemurben mar. Iuf oe1 i90nen sroBen
Diplomateni6reibttf9, 3lpilden bic
Cuiyre poll -9lusItattrna iparen idmtes
riee 01e6nlltssbiiGer urb sablloIe
Srudtproben 9ebduft, Strippen, or6is
ndr ausiebenSe 8adete unb Dlige fleine
siientbeile bon Mai9inen lagen 3er>
itreut umber. @iiite 9aufen BON 3eis
tun9en, Sournalen unb 8rol9iiret per>
unsierten prd6ti9 Searbeitete Po(pIan.
bertiide, bic fdmere periii9e Dede,
bic iiber oen Diuan sebreitet Tag, Ifien
bdufig NIT idmusigen Wi9slttefeln
bearbeitet au iein uu6 3tpiiGen eir,isen
mertbpollen Sti9en an ben @dnben
mar bic Sunfle, 9olSseprebte 2eber.
tapete riifii9tsloS nit Ndgeln unb
glaoeln aerriiien, um Giienbabnfarten,
billige 9alenber, toposrapbii1e Gufs
nabmen bes @utes, 9lbbiloungen BON
preis9efr6uten S9ien unS Maitidwei>
nen 3u befeitisen. Das san;e ,3immer
mar pie cine Rdu9erfamner per,
qualmt unb rod na9 abseftanoeuem
Eabaf ,inb @dnier1tiefeln.
glls bic Serren enbli9 bet einem
gliten @faie 6beinwein beiiamrnen
laBen, fraste Serr bon Sorned na9
Srau @emablin unb Srdulein Todter.
Ser seiellise Gamilienpertebr 3tpis
iden aielemanns unO Sorneds mar
itetS nur febr oberfla6Itder slrt 8e.
lpeien. Wlan bate iid sesenfeitis
9eiud genta9t utb bel Gelegenbeit
GROCER Gbfiitteruusen einselaSeit ober
ba Srau Gielemann In ben letten Sabs
ren iebr frdnflid murbe, bSrte ielblt
oieier tcnpentiunelle 0erfebr fait gang
auf.
Seit Oftern mar 9telemanns einsise
1o6ter aus eiuer Gdweijer 9eniion
beimsetebrt unb man fpra9 oapon, baB
bic erpa9iene junse Game tn bic Sc.
ielli9aft einsefiibrt tperben follte.
Wlan fab ibrem auftreten NIT einiser
Spannuns entsegen, beun iie mar elm
@olbfii1. Garum mar audi 6err BON
Qorned neusieris, file gu ieben er
bate lie nur alS Ginb setanut.
TortieBuns fDlgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Ga fpnft.

Gar bdufs fpudt es tn unierer trhii@en Shue, im
aSrper. feRr su nuierem nnbebaseu; bic b5feu Gets
fer Der gercpfuus anb SItOfdt trstbsn tbr unbems
lid Beien. Die sarfttSsn Gefeueu t5nneu i@nen &C..
bannt perben burd ben md&ttsen 8auberer, Soitet,
ter's Massnbittsls. @dbrent bieies pOr,asIt&e Gr,
wet&unssmtttel BITE Gtnseweibe erletatert uue BITE
eeber resutt, beptrtt es niemaI8, te bies BITE bras
tti@ rtrfeneen &tfhbrmttteI ttun, 6Hmersen TN
getb une es i4rdht bic 8erhauunas sprsane ni1t.
Dte Btrfuns bes Dttt.rs TT TN @esentte senau btes
ielbe, pte penn bte Ratur f& ielbf biift, nnb bic
pttalen Srsane otne 3rans ibre S&ulbistett tbuu.
Dies U Der bette 8ewets, bab es Sutrdali@er TT, ses
toben h6erbies tmne, nur rprhbereetenne gBirfnus,
pdbrene heren fe S@merjeu reruriamen. Bei 8ers
eauuasSbei&merben. Malarta unb NterenIeieeu,
t69ften 9ans unter allen ber DtEenf& ait befannten
6eilmitteln etn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Nusbertauf bon gSiuter.s .sdnben.

I'm Raum su fdaffsn fur uniere
Grabjabrs Waarsn, bic bereitS naf
unb uah einireffen, nertaufen mir uns
ieren geiammten Dorratb bon
Winters5 dubenftr $ 6errem,
men unb @inber au M
6 fpreiieanS. Wir fiibren nur
bie aQerbefen Gabritate unb baben
bur9 bic Dortrefill6e @oare, pelhe
mir unferen aunben litfern, einen &uf
eruorben. Der melt hber bic 8ren3en
Der Stabt uub bes gountp binaussebt.
Wer S9ub3eug n6tbig bot, fei es
feline Waare fur 8dlIe, @eieainaften
&c. ober frdftige S9ube fur bic @traBe
unb bic arbeit, ber iprede BEL uns Dor !;
mir t6nnen ibm oas ri6ti9e su mdBi>
gem preiie pertaufen.
@in6ereIla 6 dub.paIaf.
213 Nlamo.pIaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Gin 8abres gpriiebtpDrt.

"giidts lit 70 erfclereid, mie @r,
fcf9." Dieie 8ebauptung 1T ME befs
fer, befpieIen als tpie burh ben @rfplg
BON Or. 8ulps Nuiten Sprlp. Dieie
ipnnberbare MebBin furirt jebcn Sal
pom Grfdltuna 6uiten uno Sraune in
Der tllrselfen 3eit unb INNER NIT Grs
fcl9. 5rau 6. SO. 9iidarcs, 2214 6.
Cumberland Ctr, philabelrhia, pa.,
ld,reibt: "Sd babe Or. 8ulls Nnlten
SDrup felt 8 Sabren i'm @ebraud unc
fanb i'm elm fderes Wittcl 9e9en
8rdune. Sd, braudlte i'm in ben
fdlimmiten Sdllen unb rattle alien
Mlttern naGelbe ;u tbun." Or. Sugs
Nuiten SDrup fpltct nur 25 @ents.
@erluht fein aneeres Wltttel ionberu
bleibt bel ncm altcn unb befpdbrten Or.
Butts Suiten SYrup uno ibr ,perbet
ME eatduldt feiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20


Dte Grfinbuns Der pueus
mattidlen Nabreifen iit-50
Sabre alt! @enigitens beidrei6t ber
nScientific slmericanA in ieiner Olnms
nter pom 5. Wloi lS47 elm Rab, ba8
Reifen bat, iuelde i'm Brin3ip fueniss
items senau ben pon Dunlop eriunbenen
8abreifen elei6en. Das Blatt iast
rGin g6lau9 BON Gummi, nit einem
Dur9u,eHer BON eineln SUP uno nit
Cuff aufgeblaien, ltmsibt bas Rab nie
elm 9iiieu unb nit 9ilfe bieier Neu,
beit 9leiten bic bamit ueriebeuen Gut,
f6en seraKidloS burd bic Strabeu,
inoem iie ben Sabrsditen bic sr6Bten
&nnebmlidfeiten beim Sabren sewdb'
rem"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Lone Star" tut Sabre 1897.

Wftt benz Sabre amtsebubnnoert
mennsts nub ,ied3s
ST es-eem 9immel fet 0anf = nun
reg"
ST midbt ttel bamit los 8eiuejen,
gSie tusr 9lQe erlebt mnO aelefen;
9offentlid3 tutroS, tbr 9eier, the Itebe,a,
Seffer TIM Sabre ueunsia muo ifebeu!
9ie Masiid,ten ffne ia aud, gams per=
8na8lid,
Wfandje meinen i08ar bursiialtd.
ltnb NUT be 8ider BON 8rufefiion
Murr'r. bah es uid3t niel beifer idtpu!
8ais ftst auf benz gtuble als Brdfi.
bent,
Ser Wsanu, ben man Wfcsftnleg aeunt,
ltub beieittet nit 0Sdrbe uno 0ra.
nit1t
Ste alte sstnat3. .Galamttit.
Hub iurat, bafs ourdj 3Bae tn alIer
Gtille
ltncle Cams 8eufef iid) tpieber title.
Shpn lit oaS Wertrat'm tuieoer her.
USWSWA
Sod feblt'S nod leiber an benz -.
8leiu8elb.
Mber bDffemtItd red5t balo fdbum
2ebbafter ipirb bic ejaculation.
8u tuiinfdben tp6r'S, BAH bas aud, tn
Der Gfabe
Sn benz Lene=Star:g gtaate geiHabe.
Hub Dafs tn Babe nuriiber jdbun
Seoe ,,8lemnte" ano ,,gta8nattpm" |!
Seber tpitnidet baS tuubt NIT
gGmerSen
Mnfrtd)tig ttnb aus npllem Ger3en!
M6ae Der g1nnidb tn Grtitllmmg
8ebu
9aH tmt netsen Sabr befiere 3eitem
tuir ieb'n!
StDht an brnnt NIT ibanmenbem
ssLone Star" 8ier:
9n teaes Sabr, oer 8ruk Gilt Sir !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Aus oer Griinoer}fit.
Ronlau non Alarie Stabl.
(GortleSuna.

rS66nen Dart, Oerr Yetr1," er>
tuioerte 9err BON 8ornis, ,ein anoeres
Mal, iuenn erlt @ras iiber ,Sbre Ser>
rem Mener, Strousbers unb Quii itorp
9eradieu III, mas mir ia nod ipobl
erleben iperoen. 9orldltfis bleibe i'd
lieber bier uno serbe meine Gubbdute,
ebe i9 mir ben 9ereniabbatb ba aus
Der 0idbe aniebe.'
nSSr' maj, 8ornib, Die ga6e nit
Der aoblensrube mill oodj iiberlest
fein, ipaubte Sorned iekt Elm. r@enn
tutrtlid Elm rentables @efddft babin>
ter itedt, bann iebe i9 nidt elm, iparun,
man ioll Inbere ba8 6ett obl1opfen
laiieu. Ga bate id) uidt libel Suit
ntttsutbun. Wlit Ser perban,nlten 0anos
tpirtbi6aft tonrnt man ia balo 10 nett,
baB man iein 9rob troden elien muB. "
Bornis 5udte bic sl6ieln. r0a tann
jeber nur ii9 ielber ratben, unb bor
ft9 Ielbit berantlporten, mas er tbut.
Wenn Gu Did 3u benz @lauben be-
febrt baft, baB man in unlerem beut,
I9en 1aterlanoe obne SdmeiB unb
obne Grbeit, bon beute auf 11orsen elm
reider Wiann perben fam, obne has
Rubefiiieu ieiues 9uten @efpiiienS In
elm Eager bon Dornen iinb Ste1biiteln
at perlpaubeln, benn man su, bann
fannif Du mebr als id."
~sl9 mas, ertuioerte Sorned 9ereis,
ter als nOtbpenbis mar, rbas 1T Mlos
rol fiir Gdulbuben. @as iid bon lelblt
Deritebt, braude id bod babel ni6t crit
auseinanoersuiesen. Miir itbeint. man
fann iid aud in Gorurtbeile perren,
men, es mill sllles ouf Der @elt bon
5uei Seiten betradtet un6 iiberle9t
fein, ebe man meittrasenoe Gnti9lhiie
faBt.
9ter niiidten ii6 geti9ens ipieber
NIT @eiddftSfrasen in bas Geiprd9
un6 ba Serr BON 8ornis lid fir ben
0erfauf ber @rube bereit erfldrte,
trurbe bef6lofien, baB bic nStbigen
S9titte our Ginleitung bes @ef9dfts
iofort getbau trerben follten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
eAtpiasindbt aebeilt.

gen lebte. tuurbe burdb einen oitinbiioben Mtondr
bic Beid3reibung zines einfaben oegetabliihen
6eilmittels fir Die fdbnene uno oanerube 5eiIung
bon 2uneenithminbutbt. 8rondbitiS. Rotarrb.
Nitbma uno allen 6aIs. uno 2unaentranfbeiteH
ausae6dnoiet. Guh Elm Wittel fur poiitipe. raois
tale 6eIune bon 9ernenidtpddhe unb allen Her=
nenfrnntbeten. Nndbbem Der Spftnr bic ruunoer.
barren 9eiltrdfte in tauienb 5dlen ernrobt bate.
erod]tete er es fir feline 8fldbt bas Nttel ieinen
Ieibenben Mitmenitbeu befannt 3u MAIDEN. Bon
oieiem @otiu uno gBnnih eetrieben. banoelte er.
SD ienoe oieies Resept sans toierfrei on Vile. bic
es mlnd,en. in oeutiher. enaliitber uno frans6fis
fdber Sprabe nit boiler Gntueiiuno Der Seritelung
unb oes @ebraudbs. Senoe Nbrefie unb Breimarte.
beaiebe Did auf bieie 8etune uu6 id6 enoe es ios
tort. sS. U. Nopes. $40 Yotuers Blo6. &odbefter.
Retu 9prf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20

Ger i9laue Wablfanbibat.
Our6 bic nerbliiffenblten 9unitiiiide
bat BET ben lesten Wablen In l1nearn
elm 8uoapeiter 8eporter Elm Manbat
fir bos bortise unterbaus eraattert.
glur etne8 ieiner Man6per iei, piel.
leidt 5lt Slus uuo 0rommen anberer
nfelbi itloier" Golfsoertreter, bier anaee
fiibrt: Sn einem Sgte bes betreffens
ben Wablbe5irfe8 lebte Elm .Sdpab"
Namens Sufs, ber 9roBen GinfluB
bate. 8ou ieinem 8erbolten bing es
ab, tper bort 9ewdblt iperbe. 0u9s ri1>
tete olljdbrli9 an 8ismards @eburts.
tage elm acknowledgement an ben
Glten i'm go6ienlpalbe uno betam
itets eini9e freunblide 3eilen bes
Oanfes. Infer Seit,tns8monn gin9
nun in'S Oorfmirtbsbaus, nabm BON
8uds' Qnweienbeit oni9eineno feline
Noti3, plauoerte iiber Dies unb DaS
unb bradte enoli9 bas @eiprd9 auf
feline Reiien bur9 Geutldlanb. vDa
mar id aud einntal In Ssriebri1srub
bel 8ismard. @ir unterbielten uns
ausseseidnet, aud bon llnsarn, unb Der
Siirlt er5dtlte mir, mel9e Sreube ct
immer babe, ipenn er gum @eburtstas
bon einem semiHen Su9s aus lln8arn
besliidwiinidt iperoe. ,Wenn sic elm.
mal In 6as Gomitat fommen, 8riiBen
Sic mir bieien lieben damn reGt berg,
li6,' ia9te Bismard, i'd mDdte es
serne tbun, aber i'd femme i'm nidt.'
Q8ie ber fremoe Serr bas iaste, fprans
Su4s auf, gang rotb Dor Gersniisen.
pslber bas bin ia i9! Sd bin ber
SuGs, ben 8ismard sriiBen ldBt!" St
fdiittelte benz flu9en Ganbibaten ,pies
Der uno tuieber bic Sanb unb-bas
9anse Gorf ftimmte seidlOiien fiir ibn
.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20

- aus ct. pettrsburg tpirb Elm
fur bic ruiiii6en 3uifdnbe 6aratteri.
itif6er runfau1 beri1tet. Ter @3ar
sing TN @arten ieinss 96IoRes ipa.
3ieren unb mintte einem bort beI6df.
tigten @drtuer su. Sie S6ilbwade
fab ben Waun mad benz @3aren ellen,
belt ibn fur einen Nttentdter unb ers
idoB ibn. Der @3ar mar bo9grabis
errest tiber ben 8orfau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
9ispeptifer :!

Werfnd,t "Wfalt. Stutrtne"; % ftdrft
Gnren Wfagen nuo bef6rbert Die Der.
banning. Gs beftsbt ans coneentrtr.
tenn Weal3 nab Sopfen uno tuirft
n d, t berauid5eno. Drapartrt BON
ser Mnbenier 8ui& Breiutms Co.,
Gt. XpuiS, WsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
WaIt . Nutrtus

TIT ieSer Mutter Ooer Gdsenfamme 40
empfebIen +; es beftebt aus cpncentrir.
TEN WsaIs nno 3Dpfeu uns tptrft
n di t berauidben0. Vr1partrt pum
ber Aubeuiers8uid, 8reiptmg Co.,
ct. xput6, Mp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20

Nu9 Der &ebaftelr WaIter BON
ber a6nigSberger 6artuug'i6en Sci.
tung III ieBt wegen 3eueniB,maagsoer.
weiseruug in 6aft senommen ,pOrben.
Dieter Gaa hdngt nod nit Der pielbe.
fpro4enen gbriensarten aifdre ,u.
Iammen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Malt : 0futritte

belebt Ode 8int uuo erbiilt oem stirs
per tn boiler 8raft ; eS TT bas porsiis.
si@fte GOutc In ber gNelt. pr1partrt
bon Ser Mnbeuier 8uid Bretptn8
Co., ct. XuutS, Wfu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20

lit. Dlad einem Sabr bate fie einen
Sobn, ber ipar gerabe- 10 fla9s6aaria
unO blaudugts mie tie. ;3tpansis Sabre
bate bic sliidtide @be semdbrt, eine
G6aar blonSer Ginoer ipielte In oem
3elte bes 3iseuners. Oa ltarb er rnb
murSe NIT lauten &lasen begraben.
Neil bic Wittipe nod immer ebenlo
id0n mar iuie friiber, fanben ii9 piele
tteue Sreier; bod lie mid Illen aus..
Gtnes Cages, als bic l3iseuner am
&a9erfeuer iaben, trot lie 5i ibnen unb
fpra6: uMein Mann Der NebelfDnig,
forbert mid jeet 5uriid. G1s i9 au
Gu9 fam, muBte i6 linn nerlpreden,
beim5ufeblen, iobalb Ser Mann meiner
Qiebe seitorben iei. Oiun sebe id) su
ibn, au6 ibn bic 0iebe Ut lebren. Sbr
ober, biitet meine &inber unS liebt iie,
mie i'd Sud eeliebt babe" Oils ite 70
seiproden, ibwebte ein bt6ter Olebet
beran, bullte fie Elm uno trus iie iiber
bic 8erse fort. Sbre ainber ipu9ien
beran: unb BON ibnen itammen bic
blonben Mleniden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
9obleit! 3phlen!

Die SOUTHERN gis aompagnie Der,
tauft bic befen Snbianer. 8erritprium:
9oblen; alIeS arose Slide. Sci. l46.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
YorRe6rutssnta6reseftt

finb bsfer uls 9eilmittel. Tutt's 9eber.
Yillsn beilen nidt nur, fonSeru fis Der.
trsibsu, usnn rsdtieitis senOmmsn,
aopf(dmspsu,
DDspspiie, @allsnleibsn, Malaria, Ser.
itOpfuns, Sslbiuat, trdss 9sbertbatis'
teIt unO abnlide &rantbsitsu.
Smtt's 2eber-Yiaem
tnrirsss assstev aaew iImttaupea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
YaHa9es8tuette auer Mrt
Na@ uab bon europa.

Sebt III bic 3eit. 9idets su taufen
unb 0ermanbte unb 8efanmte aus Der
alten 6eimatb berhbertomnten 80 laten.
Wegen geuauer Suformation menbe
mon fi@ an
%. s. Deuu&
general.p pafaeiers s4sent bet Msalorp
9ampfer 2inie,
523 eaa 5 0ouhon @traBe, Gan an'
tonic. 8eTas.
Dffsieler Ngent fur ole europdi.
f@eu 0ampfer 2tnien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-20
Msattbies 8rps. ssleiiher, /,

No. 507 Ofs0ouito on.StraBe.
gfur bas uor3hslidfe Rinbs. S6afs
un6 S6meinefeii9.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbfeifd.
Aue 4rten BON Wurff. Sdisfen,
3unge, S9mals &C.
Sn bemfelben 2otale befnbet fiG Elm
Tii d. unh u nfteru M art.
Sdglid groBe Nuswabl ton friiden
Jiiden, Nuifern, Milb. @eftiisel
aQer Mrt. SeIepbon 399.
8efelIuassu fur Gleii4 unb Slid &c.
tperben In irsenb einem SbeiIe Der
Stabt frei abgeIiefert.
The herald., 1897-03-28

times with signal success. One of the
latest instances Is Miss Aus der Ohc,
who made very good impression on a
Brooklyn audience last week with her
second suite. 1t consists of four num-
bers-"Bourree," "Sarabande," Men
uet," "Gavotte,"-all of them interesting,
while the second and third are really
charming. She has also set to music
four songs from "The New Day" by Mr.
Richard Watson Glider. which our vo-
calists and audiences ought to know
These pieces are published by Sch.rmer,
who has also issued an Etude de Concert,
both in the original and in a simplified
edition. During her recent concert tour
in Germany and England Miss Aus der
Ohe wrote several other peices which
are now being prepared for the press.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the First Methodist Episco-
pal church this morning and evening as
follows: THE Lord is My Rock" r. H.
Woodman; "Benedictus," mixed quar-
tet; "The Creators Praise" j. p. Vance:
"Christ's Sweet Message" male quar-
tet. Mrs. Joseph Woodbury. Moffatt will
sing a solo. The choir consists of thirty
selected voices, all under the leadership
of r. l.. Huebner.
The herald., 1897-03-28
PIGEON THIEVES RELEASED
Allowed to Go On Floaters-Fanciers
Indignant Over the Action

The four young pigeon thieves, Joe
Cunningham, Mike Miller William Per-
ry and James Mathews, who appeared
for sentence yesterday morning before
Justice Morrison on conviction of petty
larceny for stealing lot of valuable car
rier and fancy pigeons, were by that
magistrate allowed to go on suspended
sentences of sixty days each. AT this
action the pigeon men are wroth, claim
ing that they have no protection against
the young thieves.
One of them said last evening: 1--WE
might just as we'll open our coops and
lofts and tell the young toughs to take
the birds and go, for that is just what
the giving of "foateT' sentences amounts
to. Take the case of Mr.. Zahn, whose
carriers were stolen by the young negro
Cunningham. Zahn was training his
birGs to fly between this city and Cata-
hna, but they have been ruined for at
least a year by having their wings clip
ped by the thieves, and their young have
died in the nests, entailing considera
BILE monetary loss to him. The boys are
not afraid when an arrest means but a
few hours imprisonment and release
upon their own recognizance ending In
a 'foater.'' Why should they be?
ITO be sure they are only boys and en-
titled, perhaps, to some consideration
on account of their youth; but 1t is the
boys who steal our pigeons and do not
fear the law as at present enforced.
Several pairs of the pigeons stolen were
imported from Belgium and cost SIS
each. Notwithstanding this they were
clipped and sold to a commission store
to be marketed. Hundreds of dollars
worth of pigeons have been stolen dur
ing the past few months and the fan
ciers are becoming disgusted being ac
corded no protection FOR their feathered
pets. I understand that five charges
could be preferred against the young
negro Cunningham, but they will be al
lowed to drop, as there is no hope of
causing him any more than temporary
inconvenience. All that remains to be
done is to lay for the thieves with
loaded shotgun and use it."
The herald., 1897-03-28
RELEASED ON FLoATERs
The Confederate Bill Gang Given q
Chance to Leave Town

Yesterday afternoon the gang Of five
arrested for passing counterfeit con-
federate bills and swindling gulfibe
lodging house and restaurant keepers,
were arraigned in the police court be-
fore Justice Morrison. Ed Brown, who
induced restaurant keeper named Julia
Jane to change a $40 bill for him. was
arraigned on a petty larceny charge
sworn to by Detective Goodman. He
entered plea of not guilty and demand
ed Jury trial. which was set down for
April 1st.
The other four, John Hart, George
Witten. Pat Fitzpatrick and Frank
Adams or Whitman, were each given
fioaters Of sixty days and allowed an
opportunity to leave town. They were
released but followed by detectives. who
claim to have seen the men dividing a
lot of the bogus confederate bills at the
corner of Third and Main streets, get
ting ready for future operations. If
they are found again in the city today
all viii be arrested and compelled to
serve their time on the chain gang. All
the members of the crowd have been
photographed and the patrolmen shown
their pictures. with instructions to be on
the lookout for them and pick them up
at the first opportunity
The herald., 1897-03-28

period OF time the gas vent Will be par
TALLY opened the gas escape, and the
monster settle to the earth. AT other
times. 1t is like the captive balloon, sent
aloft at the end of a great coll of rope,
and pulled down whenever the experl-
menters desire. 1t is however, only
when the invention Is permitted to soar
to great height that there is possi-
bility Of securing the results which the
scientists hope for.
The importance of the facts learned
from experiment with the balloon,
scientists say, can hardly be overesti-
mated They indicate, say these sa-
wants, the conditions which will prevail
at the end of the world. The atmos-
phere mingles continually with the
water and the rocks, and by this action
continually diminshes Its density.
Thus is the gauzy envelope which sur
rounds us brought closer and reduced.
and one day. say the scientists, Will
without doubt disappear completely as
II has already done from our neighbor
the moon. AS matter of fact. following
up the study of the actual conditions of
the atmosphere the facts revealed sug-
gest as to the effect of changing cond.-
tions on animal and vegetable life, the
investigator is enabled to form an ide l
of the transformation which actual or
ganisms undergo and what the future Of
humanity is to be, so far as the world Is
concerned.
1t should be stated that the apparatus
which the balloon contains for securing
specimens of the rarified air at great
heights, is the idea OF M. Cailetet. This
has proved the most successful feature
OF the whole affair, for it has worked 10
a charm, and the results of the analyses
of the air II contains will from time o
time indicate precisely the exact
changes that have taken place in the
atmosphere. The aerostat is being
The herald., 1897-03-28
EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE
The Railway Mail Clerks Keep Their
Friends in Mind

The committee on entertainment of
the delegates to the twenty-second an
nual convention of the United States
railway mail service, NJ. B. A.. held at
San Francisco, Cal, and who visited
our city March % and 23, 1897, desire to
tender their thanks and express their
gratitude for and appreciation of the
many kindnesses and favors extended
by Hon. M. p. Snyder, mayor; the cham
ber of commerce, the press, the Southern
California Railway company, the Los
Angeles Terminal Railway company, the
Pasadena and Pacific Railroad, the Los
Angeles Railway company, the South
ern Pacific Railroad company.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Rowan, Mr.. Revel
France, Mr. and Mrs. Newkirk.. Miss
O'Donohue, Mr.. Tom Barnes, who kind
ly furnished the musical and literary
entertainment and the following ladies
and gentlemen:
Mrs Milsap, Mrs. c. Skofstad, Mrs,
Cora j. Wolf, Miss Beatrice Wolf, Miss
Storey, Miss Harris, Miss Skofstad, Mrs
r. H. Hewitt, Mrs. ]. w. Holland, Mr..
F. s. Putnam, Mr.. S. L. Pritchard, Mr.
d. Mcdonald Mrs. c. A. Robb, who as
sisted in the beautiful hall decorations,
and the postoffice employees who, with
out exception. heartily assisted in MAX
ing the reception success.
The postmasters, chambers of COM
merce and citizens of Redlands, Pasa-
dena, Cotton, Santa Monica, and the San
Bernardlno county fruit exchange OF
Cotton, Cal.
Mechanics Tools, Furrey's. 15s North
The herald., 1897-03-28
cockAyNR COUNTRY


Near where yonder evening star s,
Makes glory in the air.
Lies land dream-found and far
Where 1t is light Away.
There those lovely ghosts repair
Who in sleeps enchantment are,
In Cockayne dwell all things fair.
(But 1t Is far away.)
Through the gates--a goodly sight
Troops of men and maidens come,
There shut out from heaven at night
Belated angels stray.
Down those wide-arched groves they
roam.
Through land of great delight,
Dreaming they are safe at home.
(But 1t 10 far away.)
There the leaves Of all the trees
Written are with running rhyme,
There all poets live at peace.
And lovers are true. they say.
Earth in that unwintered cline
Like q star incarnate sees
The glory OF her future time.
(But It Is far away)
Hard to find as It is far!
Dark nights ehroud It's brilliance rare
Crouching round the cloudy bar
Under the wings Of day.
But II thither ye Will fare,
Love and death the pilots are
Might either one convey me therel
(But It u far away.)