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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
TILE BIGGEST AFLOAJ.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE KAISER
WILHFIM DER CROSSE To-
DAY OR TOMORROW

New-Yor< v.l DO .-ett'I '' gaze sight within
the n,x, tuenty-f0ur or ory-orh' hours VIE" -
.ar-es, ship afott arrives in port on bog Made"
VOYAGE across the Atlantic Mover before MAS So
l,,y. , vessel Iauu. he'd. win .h- one exception q
o.. Great Eastern. anu. a. nor construction. her
,neln.- and other paris dHer mat~riIir from the
otlcr 1coani. lc,iathans now anoat she VII prove
% unusual IN crest
Tho Kaiser Wnhon der Gross" which the North
German LloyI Line 1as only recently sent from
tho way. az stetun. sailed for Ncw-York from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
~ rprOWN cONSERrATORY.

The untown branch % the National Conserva-
tory No o3a I.enox-ave.. corner of One-hundred-
and-twenty- second-st.. viii open next Friday Mt
y o'clock This branch Is established for the bene-
Il, Of beginners and children who are TOO young
% no sent downtown TO the main institution. The
nIono dspartnent will be- under the supervision Of
Raphael Josery and Miss Adele Margulies. Week.
=, 1scturrs dealing with stories from the lives or
jyNerent composers will be delivered by well-know n
r,ritsrs and viii be unsteady illustrated The
course OF instruction also includes solfeggio the
orv of music and harmony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

confessed judgments there for $4,000 and TO have
heen attached at Kankakee for $1,000 The com.
nany VAS well known in this city, many OF rs
wheels we're sod here Several bicycle dealers
here have claims against the company LOT os-
fectiVe wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

A comparison of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
L. crnu.t On ghA,.e n

The new steamer has been built IN accordance
with the requirements Of the Imperial German Navy
Department and will Ply between his port and
Rremen \ silil larger vessel T. now being built
Tor the Whi-c Star Line. she is the Oceanic. and
Is 10 be 70 feet long.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
TIE sngasta Cabinet.

Washington, October S.-The state
department has not yet been officially
Informed of the purpose of the Spanish
government to dissolve the cortes in
December as indicated in the Madrid
cablegrams. 1t was expected, how
ever, that it would be found necessary
for the cabinet to go TO the country in
order to secure the support of u ma,
jority for the liberal policy towards
Cuba, inasmuch as the present cortes
has clear conservative majority
whenever that party's elements can be
brought together. Disappointment is
felt at the remote date set for the con
vening of the new cortes for any new
programme must be ratified by the
cortes and if this is not to meet until
next March the long delay, it is feared
will give rise to irritation and perhaps
be beyond the power of the present
administration.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Davenport, Iowa, October THE
feature of the closig days session of the
convention of the Association for the
improvement Of Western Waterways
WAS the address of r. S. Taylor of Fort
Wayne, member of the Mississippi
river commission. y paper was read by
Il. w. Boynton of the commission of
public works of Davenport, ON the i'm
proyement of navigation over the Rock
Island rapids by means of dam, and
resolutions were adopted authorizing
the construction of such n dam.
Other resolutions urge the early com
plction of the Hennepin canal; liberal
appropriations for the improvement of
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, the
deepening and widening of the South
Pass New Orleans the survey and i'm
provement of the Southwest Pass; the
ample protection of the aHuvial valley
of the lower Mississippi river from
floods; The early completion Of the
lpyees between Burlington, Iowa, and
Hannibal, Mo-; the deepening of har-
b0r at Davenport; approving the govern
mental system of dredging, the work of
the mississippi river commission. the
completion of deep harbor at Calves
ton, Texas; indorsing the method lately
adopted by congress of placing govern
mcnt works under contract system; in
dolSing the improvement of the water
way from Galveston to Houston. and
expressing approval of the liberal atti-
tude Of the Fiftyfourth congress to-
wards rivers and harborS
r. D. Wood of New Orleans was re
elected chairman of the executive com.
mittee and John Bryan of the same city
secretary. Contest for the next place
of meeting was between Memphis and
New orleans, and resulted in favor OF
Memphis.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Austin. Texas. October S.-GovernOr
CulbersOn yesterday committed tile
death sentence of Archie Mcmillan,
who was condemned to be hanged at
Conroc, Montgomery county, today to
life imprisonment in tive penitentalry
Mcmillan was convicted Of rape, with
the death penalty assessed, and his eN-
ecutOn fixed for Friday, September
II The governor granted him Il re-
spite for two weeks to make further
Xnnlnaton into his application for
'ommutaton. The pardon beard. after
thorough examination. advised that
the sentence be commuled on account
of the contradictory statements of the
child. which suggest II doubt as TO
whether the prisoner was guilty of ac-
tual rare: also thar The feeling exist
ing. among The crowd during the trial
Influenced the jury in considering its
verdict the fact tlat force Of circun-
stances and the felr of tha mob de-
prived the PRISONER Of his right OF ap-
peal wns also factor in determining
the conclusion of the pardon board.
Besides all these facts the governor
was also influenced in his decision to
commute the sentence by the fact that
the foreman Of the grand uiry which
returned the bill Of indictment and
several hundred ctLels Of til" COZ H.
| ty recommended Communication. The
testimony Of the two physicians who
examined the child was such as to
render it doubtful if a-iual rape was
| committed.
In committing the sentence, however,
the governor says that the prisoner
was guilty of n most fragrant outrage
upon a mere child, which can not be
| too severely denounced and deserves
| Imprisonment for life at hard labor
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Chicago, H., October "A fire which
broke out in Dexter Park pavilion at
the Union Stock Yards yesterday after
noon spread to Halstead and Forty
thru streets. demOlishlng houses and
residences. The worst sufferers among
the residents were those living along
Halstead stl>et street between Forty
third and Forty fourth streets. Bust
ness hoasese and residences alike all
OF them frame structures, furnished
ready material for the flames, which
ragged from o'clock until > and then
Welded to the vigorous work of the fire
dcna+ment. A number of persons were
injured and an unknown was burned to
death.
Tire injured are;
Patrcll Casey, employe of stock yards
not serious.
Maurice Maloney, fireman. overcome
by smoke and heat will recover.
4. u. Snearn, broken leg.
Henry Walsh, employe of stock yards,
slightly puTnel.
Wuiiam Donahue, fireman, injured by
falling timber; will recover.
the r.evt4r Park pavilion contained
500 horses, ana It was with the greatest
difficulty they We're rescued.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Nashville, Tenn, October S.-Yester-
day session of the United Typothetate
of America was consumed in discuss
ing reports of committees. The com
mittee on cheap postage reported
through Mr. Herbert, who argued that
cheap postage would only be obtained
by placing all officers in the civil SER
vice and by strict enforcement of
the postal regulations, thus decreasing
cost of service and securing cheaper
postage. The report of the committee
on topics resulted in Il discussion of
strikes, eight-hour day and kindred top
les. The report recommended COM
mlttee of three on strikes, and after
some opposition it was adopted.
The committees provided for in the
report of the committee on topics were
appointed. They are: On government
tai printing of envelopes; relative cost
of machine and hand typesetting; best
method of handling strikes; nominn-
tlons, and next place of meeting. The
appointment of Il committee to consld-
er proposed conference with the In
ternational Pressmen's union was I'M
der discussion when the convention adj
journed until today
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Memphis, Tenn. October S.-Repoi'ts
from all sections of Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Kentucky indi-
cate state of affairs as result of the
long continued want of rain as gener-
ally serious and in several particulars
deplorable. The drouth has been gen.
eMl throughout this state.
Reports tell of the Irish potato crop
being total failure. The fall plant,
it is estimated, will not produce the
seed potatoes that We're planted. The
sweet potato crop has been similarly
affected. but not 50 generally as Irish
than In many years.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
Miss Cisneros Escaped.

Havana, October S.--Miss Cisneros,
the beautiful young Cuban prisoner,
has escaped. According to. the state
ments of the jailers and attendants,
she made her escape some time last
night. AT this mornings roll call she
was missing and when search was
made for her the attendants found one
of the iron bars in the room in which
she had been confined had been filed
and bent outward. The bar could not
have been moved without great out
lay of strength, and all the clreum-
stances go to prove the cooperation
of outsiders.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
SCHOCKING ASSAULT.
A YOUNG WIFE THE VICTIM or
ELEVEN ROUGHS.



Cincinnati Ohio, October S.-Angry
crowds gathered about the court
house and Jail at Newport, Ky, yes
teuAy upon the announcement of Il
most shocking assault by eleven men
on the young wife of swtchman
recently married. The sheriff was
obliged TO clear the corridors and
threats of vengeance were made.
Thomas Gleason ANA his wife start
ed out the Alexander pike to visit a
friend last night, when two men with
revolvers and representing thcmsel-
YES to be officers separted husband
wife and dragged the shrleking woman
into field, where eleven men assault
ed her. The penalty for this crime in
Kentucky is death. Yesterday Mrs.
Gleason positively Unidentified six of
the ten men who were arrested from
her description. Eleven of the gang
of luflianS We're brought to prelimin-
airy trial yesterday nd they were held
to answer to the grand jury without
bail The regular jury meets October
ID. Meantime. owing TO the excited
state of feeling and the insecurity of
the Jail, the men were ordered to be
taken to Maysville yesterday after
noon for Safe-keepiug When the
time came for the removal of the ten
prisoners, one being still held for
further Identification. there was such
a menaclng crowd about the Jail that
the sheriff called out the entire police
force to preserve order. 1t was with
difficulty that the men We're taken
to the wagons, which CARED them to
the depot. At the depot, before the
train arrived the situation grew more
threatening The police force finally
had to charge the yelling crowd to
prevent a rush for the prisoners. Fort
unately the train soon came and the
men were safely embarked.
The prisoners are aged from Il to
30, mostly out of employment. Two
or three are members of a gang OF
toughs well konwn TO the police The
last one arrested and who Is in jail
awaiting identification is William
CroXton. He will be brought before
Mrs. Gleason tonight. The other ter
were promptly recognized by Mrs
Gleason. The men exhibited the mos
reckless bravado, one or two being
drunk while in the court room. They
used vile language and displayed tota
Indifference and unconcern.
official advices received from Mays
vile says the ten identified assailanti
Of Mrs. Gleason arrived safely ant
| .,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Greenville, Texas, October 7.-Ac
cording to report in the city yesterday
the Southern Telephone people have
executed a coup d'etat in the matter
of the temporary injunction granted
against it at the instance of the Santa
SFe railroad. Being restrained From
stretching their poles and wires on the
right of way Of that road for some
distance between Celeste and Landon'
ia. and being extremely DESTROYS OF
connecting up their lines early in the
business season. the telephone people
concentrated large force of hands
in that section yesterday and last night
surrounded the enjoined districts, by
putting up their poles and wires away
from the line of the railroad. They
have thus succeeded in avoiding VIC
lation of the injunction, and if no trou
BILE arises with land owners where they
have put up their poles and wires they
can treat the Santa Fe with more OF
less Indifference, as they see fit
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

New Orleans. In. October 7-Eyen
as early Ms o'clock Yesterday morn
inp tbp day hn1 nroved to he a record
breaker both as to the number of
cnsrs ana fine number Of deaths. on
one dny inst week apo five deaths
were recorded but one of These WIS
upofiirlo, ana had been nut on the
list of fine day before. The increase
Of cnses Yesterday was unexpected.
The weather. has been warm during
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
FIGS AND rHlsrLEs.

It is doubtful honor to be fondled by
surs.
Good humor makes youth bloom in
old age.
If the heart is converted the pune
will be in reach
Build higher, foolish man. earth 10
90 low for safety.
He that cannot control himself has
pad master already.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Kansas City. Mo-, October Thirty
people were injured last night, several
of them seriously, by the falling of a
platform at the Fifteenth street sta
ton Of the Independence Electric rail
way. The station was crowded with
suburban residents. The platform
which was old and weak, gave way
under the strain. and when 1t wen
down probably fifty people were pre-
cipltated a distance of eighteen feet
The most seriously injured are:
Mrs. L. w. Baldwin, Independence
Mo-. aged So, spine injured; may die
NIns. r. NJ. venable, independence
shoulders dislocated.
Mrs. i. I. Walger, Independence
leg broken; condition serious
Mrs. Lii Scott, Kansas City, jaw
broken.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

A conservative estimate of the num-
Der of strangers who have come to
Denver, Colo, to participate in the
city's carnival christened FESTIVAL of
Mountain and Plain" is 1900. TWEEN
ty-slx bands and about 200 Indians con-
trlbuted to the entertainment.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

New Orleans, La, October THE
board of health announces the status
in New Orleans:
During the twenty-four hours ending
o p. III. Wednesday, October 6, there
We're:
Cases yellow fever today 40; deaths
today, =; total cases of yellow fever
to date, 425; toal deaths from yellow
fever to date, 43; total cases absolute
ly recovered, 1874; total cases under
treatment 24S.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

The North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gosse, Captain
Engelhart from New York, from Bre-
men has arrived at Plymouth. The time
Of passage from New York to Plymouth
was five days fifteen hours and ten
minutes. The big ships average speed
was 21.91 knots per hour, and her big
gest days run was $40 knots.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

YESTERDAYS record:

New Orleans, October S.-The board
of health of the state officially am
nounces the following:
During the twentyfour hours ending
8 45. Thursday, October Z, there were;
Cases of yellow fever, 81; deaths, 2;
total cases of yellow fever to date,
1885, total deaths from yellow fever to
date A; total absolutely recovered,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
washington, october S.-surgeo

Washington October S.-Surgeon
General Wyman's bulletin summarize
ing the yellow fever situation Wednes'
day gives the results as follows:
New Orleans. 46 new cases, ) deaths
Scranton. 10 cases, no deaths; Ed
wards, 1G cases. 1 death; Biloxi, nc
cases l death; Mobile, 4 cases, ne
deaths; Nitta Yuma, l case, l death,
Ocean Springs, no cases, no deaths.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

The stomach that is not turned thus Bs n
shaking up on the "briny wave" must b. q
well fortified one. The gastric apparatus can
be rendered proof against sea sickness '1lth
that stomachic so popular among travellers by
sea and land-Hostetter' Stomach Bitters II
defends the system against malaria and rheu-
matism, and subdues liver complaint, cor- Il
patton and dyspepsia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Some people are like one-legsed milk
stoolS-no good unless sat upon.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13
HOME RULE POLICY.
THE QUEEN OPPOSED TO GLAD
STONES HOME RULE POLICY.

The Letter Not Yet Published-They Are
Worry Liaciy to Cause Political Troub .
in Cnsc Thcy Are Put in Print New
Orleans Fever situation.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

In many sections water has become
precious article and those who have
only moderate supply use it very
sparlngly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

Austin. Texas, October 1.-lnrorma
ton having been received by Health
Officer Swearingen that business mer
from New Orleans are coming int
Hearne and other Texas points in VIC
lation of the proclamation requiring
them to be out of New orleans ten days
before entering the State, he is sendlns
out special detectives to hunt down and
arrest every man who has violated the
law and he intends to send every onf
of them to camp of detention.
On addition to the above it can be
stated that information has been lie
ceived in Houston and laid before
Governor Culberson and DR., Swearln
gen that freight for Texas POINTS from
New Orleans rendered to AID refused
by the Southern Pacific railroad has
been brought into the State by Other
roads ana that at least one carloac
of said freight has been traced !rcct
ly 10 the city of Austin, where it wal
deiivered)
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

DApm MI ppnnV .I0-e1a, Main Street.
hU1l, lllDHUUA Houston, will remove tn
GO0-BO8 Main st. near Capitol Hotel. Oct. /,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

rrHfIIrN0 Geese and Duck Feather Pillows, feds
LkuIHkuN holsters and CushionS, Write for prices
ILHIIILnU Kansas city Feather Co., 1870 walrtutst
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

When writing TO advertisers, kindly mem
ton this paper.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-10-13

W. N. U, HOUSTON. NO. AZ. 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08

de este pueblo, con ell fin de elegir un
vocal del Comite y los suplentes, como
tambi6n para hacer propaganda libe-
raj, Sc reunio en- ell referido lugar una
nutrida concurrencia.
Alberto ell acto por ell sehor Presi-
dente, Lcdo. don Jose Antonio Fleytas
CoIberg, Sc procedio a la election de
vocal, que resulto ser don Juan Miguel
del Toro, que fu6 aceptado.por aclama-
ci6n.
Tambien los vocales suplentes fueron
elegidos por aclamacion.
FL senior Toro vino a ocupar el
puesto al lado de sus companeros del
Comite.
Acto seguido ell senor Presidente ce-
di6 la palabra al se1or don Felipe Cue
bas, quien con accntos patriotlcos y
agradables los eoncurrentes, Sc gano
nutridos aplausos.
Impuso a los concnrrentes de los
actos de la Comisi6n en- Madrid, de los
trabaios realizados por Munoz, de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
La campa1a electoral

A1colde y Regidores, oor su oro7eae, pre-
sidiroaa las meesos qeee no l,uedo 7'resfott'
eI AlcuIde.1 p
| va 10 saben nuestros amigos. Los
Alcaldes, Tenientes de Alcalde Regi-
dores, estdae o6Agot2os por la Ley 4 pre-
sidir las mesas electorales.
ST en- alguno de los colegios de ma
yorfa liberal, ell Teniente de Alcalde {
Regidor que deba presidirlo Sc eaye1uo
8 Sc 90 de poseo, constituyan ell colegic
los Interventores, y pasen un oficio a.
Alc..lde, ,f1mado f,or t0dos, requiriendo-
| lie para que designe concejal que los
presida.
Lean nuestros amigos ell apartado Sc
gundo del artfculo 81 de la Ley que
copiamos.
81 q la bora loretJod0 no Sc belbiere
p2esent00o aigu,so de los Lsterventores,
o su set11le1ete, no serd est0 r0z0n para
saespeaader la uotaci6,a, la cetol conae,szo-
ri ~ coastsnetua.6 con los iasoiyidbos dc
la. mesa, siae petJuicio de la responsobi-
lioz1Z gue taec,0n6U d los oxsentes que
no .justifQete'a couso legfttnao de sa<
uusencto oastes de Ieyoaetorse la session.
Quiere decir: que con dos Interven-
torres, y hasta con uno, puede comenzar
sus funciones un colegio electoral.
Puede comenzar sus funciones hasta
con uno, en- virtda del Ser. apartado de
dicho articulo 81.
Lease.
En- Ell coso ae g,ee .f1ltasen tod2s 8 la
mayor 2oorte de los Lster0e,stores, el Pre-
siaeaste de la Mesa coasloletar6 sm ,ee<mero
aaonsbraaaclo hbrenaente los que .ts1ereae ne
cesortos entire los electores Qeee Sc hollasen
Presenates.
Entendemos que, am .faltan0o todos
los Aeterve,etores nombrados, ell Colegio
debe constituirse, designando ell presi-
dente para dicho cargo seis 8 cuatro de
los electores presentes al acto.
Por ESQ convene que, al abrirse los
colegios ell domingo, haya en- cada uno
bastante numero de electores liberales
que sepan leer y escribir.
Por 10 que pueda tronar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08

Asamblea, = por dltimo, despues de
hacer re .onocer los indiscutible meri-
tos de Munoz aconsejar a los liberia
les todos que Sc unieran para demostrar
una vez mas que ell pueblo cabo-rojeno
es eminentemente liberal, demostran-
dole con el triunfo que de SECURE ha de
obtener en- las proximas elecciones.
Conclufdo que hubo ell senior Cuebas,
presento ell senior Presidente al Lcdo.
Sr. Arnaldo Sevilla, quien con frases
correctas Sc dirigio la concurrencia.
Su oracion fue ofda con agrado, me-
reciendo aplausos de los liberales adj
versarios que concurrieron al acto.
Propuesto por don Felipe Cuebas,
fue aceptado por unanimidad te.egra-
far al seflor Munoz Rivera, para que
en- nombre de los reunidos en- ell acto
polftico saludara al digno gubernante
don Sabas Marin, con 10 que termino
ell acto.
NJ. NJ. G..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08

desde Tsverney a Paris, sos lie
hab6is seguido a 81 de Paris
Trian6n.
81, es verbal; pero ESQ fus
hsce diez amos; y ash no os habIo
de ese tempo. o. hablo de los
diez amos que han traseurrido
desde que 20 me fugue en- Tria-
non y desapareci6. !Dios mio.
iPasan tantas cosas en- diez amos!
El domino azul guard6 silen-
clio.
-Os ruego one me digsis que
SO ha hecho de g G.lberto, insisti6
Nicole cast en- tono de sGplica.
Callki-. Volveis Ia cabezsl iQni-
"a os ofende contrista ese re-
cuerdo?
En- efecto, eldomin6 azu.. ha-
bla, no vaelto sino bajando Ia
cabezs, como 81 faese demssiado
grande el peso de sus recuerdos.
-Cuando Gilberto amaba ala
seforita de raverney. - dijo
Olivia.
-Pronunciad mas bajo Ios
nombres, dijo el domino szal.
mo habeis Observable qas yc mis.
mo no los propuncio?
-Cuando eKtzba tan enamora-
do, prosigi6 Olivia exhalando IN
suspiro, que todos los arboles lie
TriaD6a sabfan su amor. -.
y bien, svos Ia annals ysl
-Yo, nj contrario, 10 amo ma.
que nuncs, y este amor fus el
ma Perdio. Yo soy- bella, yo soy
orguliosa, y. caando qaiero, inso-
lente. Pondrfa mi eabexs sobrv
IN ta1o para que ma In tronchaI
sen, antss que dejar decir que =
he doblado.
-Tsnais coraE5n, Nicols