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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
Ser sSetii6 9ienf init 4raithent
sfaare.

Man fdreibt aus paris: ueber ben
aunebmenben 5etif9bienf, Der nit Der
perfon bes prdfbenten Gelir Gaurs
getrieben pirb, ber6Hentli9t ber r8au.
lois" einen Nrtitel, Der ber Miebergabe
nod um 10 mebr berlobnt, oils bic
Mengen 8eri4tertatter beutider 3ei,
tunsen fiG dbnli9e NnF9ten ni1t ge.
ltatten bhrfen, obne In ben @eruh Der
Salopbobie sl geratben. Ser r@aus
loiss beginnt nit benz @erd6te, baB
Der @eremonienmeifer, ober uie &c
heiBt, Der prototoaiefretdr pbilipp
@rO3ier In Der Diplomatic unterge.
bra6t tuerben follte, neil er BEL Jaure
In ungnabe gefaQen; er iei besbalb
i9on bon Der petersburger Reiie aus,
sef9lOflen gebIieben, Dbslet6 gerabe
bort gegenuber ben oielen gtitette.
Gragen feline 8egennart b61if motbs
wenbig gemeieH ipdre. Der @runb fou
barin Iiegen, baB Gaure felt ieiuer 8e.
rhbrung nit bem gaaren in Gillette
Iagelegenbeiten INNER itbmieriger
tpirb. SesbaIb IdBt bic amtIi1e
vWsenee 6aOas4 ale Sage, bic @ott
erf6afit, alea 8ldttern cine Mittbeis
lung tber Die Sbaten Saure's 3utoms
men. Gas MiIitarperionaI bes glp,
lees min eben, baB Der n6err1 nidbt
ietne 9oientrdger tne6ielt, obne baB bie
Yrehe bartiber permelbe. Cine gauae
Reibe bon Sagen binbur6 mubten bic
Sagben bes prdIibenten bel 0ins unb
auu3 aufgeadblt merben. Dean Jelir
Jaure gleid5t barsa einem ieiner 8or,
Singer 0amens Qarl x, baB er eine
beionbere 2iebbaberei fiir bic Sagb bat.
gorgeitern iagte er ai6t, neil es req.
nete; aber bic SournaliRen getpannen
ni6ts bebe!; benn fatt beHen batten
lie au persei6nen, FAB er au SUB ipa.
3ieren gegangen iei. Mm nd1fien
Sage aber boIte er bas BerIdamte Elm,
unb bic Sournalilien erfubren babel
bic anaabl bon Raniu6en, bic er ge.
f6oReu. llnb erif feline &eiisnl Sc.
bes Wtal, mena er In ben 3ug Heigt,
oerthnbet bic gsiammte preHe bas grs
eisaib. Ser g3ar unb bet beutI6e
aaiier finb taum beher bebieut. syn'
beRen. bic Sourualiiiea baben nibt
eiamol bas RsGt, ii6 an3ufebr su be,
fIagen. Was mtirben fie erf iagen,
uenn ite Minilter mdren unb f1 bes
itdnbig beeilen mhBten. al ben Babns
b6fen eiusn Maaa 3u empfangen, ben
maa geiisrn unb porseitern nod geIes
ben, uab Der iebr ,pobl auein beim.
fabren t5nate, obne Der gansen Welt
Idfig 3u fallen. Snbefen Jaure TIT
eben iebr fiblid, In Buntte Der gms
pfdnge. St pitl. baB Winiitsr, pr6s
feften. 8argermeiiter uab giienbabus
bireftoren sur Stetle feien, menn er ab.
reiit ober autommt. uub allmdIia Be-
md6tist fi9 ber Sersen bic Wngft, ihm
gu miBfallen. Der v@au!eisa fdlieBt
nit benz Stobieuf3er: Limb al' baS
Bolt nsant E9 9epublitaner, ndbrenb
as boo eiseatIid nur Wui9itlebriun'
gen Hnbi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14

nut geriu9e W}euaen bon Smut" bors
9sIeBt wurbeu, froBen bas 3eug febr
germ unb 5ogen es big 81 @nbe beS
Berfutb8 ie6em Guiter Dor, tpdbrenb
bic auberen 3tpeI atibe, ipeI6e iooiel
erbieiteF, oIs fe DtiulhteH, oenielben
nie lebr germ froBen bod nismals gana
oermeiGsEieH Dides ,5mutfulter"
berurla6ie teiHe Bernerfung BET bic.
fen afben unb IieBen it6 aud feinerlei
Nn3ei6en baft!r entbeden; ou9 blieb
ber Mil6ertrag ein regelmdBiger. We,
Der bic groBeu, nod bic tletneren 8o=
ben BON Smut" fdienen ben atiben
bel bieiem 8eriu6e au i6aben unb
matt glaubte baraus i6IieBen 3tt f6nnen,
baB ber f16 getp6bnlib in einem Mais,
felbe befinbenbe Smut" pber Branb
Der @eiunbbeit ber i'm frefenben Sbisre
ni6t f6abet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
@ie TIT otes!

gSir bteten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuno
fir ieosn SAT- bon &atarrb, bet ttibt blrd
@inrebmen bon Saa's Ratarrb Sur seheilt
tperben faun.
S. 8. @benep & &c., gisentb. Solebp, .,
Bir, Die llnterSei9neten, baben s. S. gbes
nea ieit ben letten Is Sahren setannt ilab
balten tbn fir bollfomnen ebrenbaft in auer
geiadftsbanblunaen unp finansiea befds
bigt, alle bon ieiner Sirnta einsegansenen
gerbinblidfeiter gu erfiden.
8eft & SrnaL @robbanbeIs> >Drosuiiter,
Iolebp, o.
8aIbtng, &innan & Marbint @rpbs
banbels: :Drosltften, SpIebD, ..
SalI's Ratarrb.aur tpirb i1terlt9 senpms
men 1lnb tpirft bireft auf bas Blut unb bic
i9leimigen 0berFd9en bes Spiten1s. 3euss
ntfie fret berIanbt. preis 10 Gts. fiir bic
Slaidbe. Serfauft bon alien Mppthetern.
6au's 5amtilien'Billen finb BITE beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14

DieieS Midbden-ieine 8e3iebun9ea
gu benz unbeimliden Wlanne-Dem
Ooppel9dn9er W}arpillions-ber 9e'
iu6te 9erbre6er-lper mar e8? QSar
es Giner BON Geioen? Waren eS
3pei, mar es Giner? llfO menn in
9e3iebun9eu Su oem Wtanu = liaHb
Mauriel aud) in 8esiebuns 5u oem ge,s
bre6en?
llnelaublid! uno bod Do5u bieie
@jebeimniBtbuerei, bies i9eue it'd Ser
iteden, geridipeigen-
Slein, nein! biefes geiitpOlle, bo9<
liuatse Mfo6en-sau3 unm6slt6!
atber oas Gatbiel wurbe INNER
bunflerl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
SRrofeln.

.Jrssns Elm 2trst fann -Jhnsa
fassn. Saf profeffor 9ars, pom
.Jsferfon 111eoical college tn
philadelphia, cine Der hSdfisn
Autboritdten Der lDelt betreHs
wirfuns Der 11leoisinen 1T. IN
fsinsm lskten lDerfe iibsr Die Be.
han6lune pon Sfrofeln, faet exs
aGs II faum aSthis sw bsn,srtsiJ sas
xeberthraa 6as beFe aller FeiImittel iis.
Dee Seberthran follts ais KahItranf &c.
nommsH weresH rrp fo prSparlrt feiH,
sab sr f4madhaftia H."
Gr bebauptst ferner, 6ag untsr.
phospborfaures Sals, nit eem
Eeberthran perbunoen fein fclIte.
6cott's Emulsion pom
Eeberthran, nit unterphcsphor.
faurem Sals, III ssnau sins foIAs
Qrdparaftou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
Budlens Nrntca galbe.

8ie bette Salbe Der 8elt fiir S6nitte,
Guetidunsen, @eidpiire, 5iebers uno
paut 9lusidla9, Sle6tsn, seipruaaene
5anoe, 8rOitbeulen nno sae Qaattrants
beiten; turirt &daorrbotben pber feline
8esabhin9. @6Gige 8ufriebenbeit aa>
eantirt oser bas @elo mirb 5uriideritats
.tt. 70 Gents bic Sda6tel. Gum
6ertnnf in allen 9lpothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
senneiiee Centennial, gtaibbille,
yenneiiee.

Yom L. Mfai bis 1. aopember 1897.
Raten bia 5. & 9. N..giIenbabn BON
San Antonio iinb uie foIst: 1880
giaeite, liuiitirt gu 10 Sagen, anm
gertaufe Gieustaas unb Gonnerstaas,
$25.20 8iuette gut fdr 20 Sage ;
$34.35 gillette siiItis bis /. Nop. '97.
8. .@. StouS W. 6. Riasbp,
Agenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
Giufamteit.

8ief unten in fnrbiser MeeresHutb.
Sn Der Muf6el Deri6Iofensm Sauie,
Die perIe, tie GnIdDGB5are. rubt -
S6rt ai8!S eon Der Wusen Gebrauie.
y eIadli6ss 2ooS. 10 tranIi9 aaein
Sn tiefher gtilIe besrabenl
SD fpraG: sd m66te bic perIe ieia Il
g ie fpra9: sd m66te He babenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
Eeras Gtaats 2tusftellttna

Cir bic 8e1as Stats 6air unb
9aaas anshelluns. tpeI9e In Dallas
bonn 15. bis 81. DIT. abgebaIten tuer.
ben, perfauft bic 5. & q. 81. R. M.
Billette au rebusirten Raten.
Wegen bes Ndberen tpeube man Fd
on bic Mgenten.
o. 5. prtce. g. 9. & 3. VI.
paleifins, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
I. G a pi tel.

Dim folgenben Gage fanb ii9 Gfsin
sltr perabreoeten Stunbe am Stranbe
ein, tim Srdulein @olters bas 8ud
auriid5useben.
Gr traf bos jun9e Mdb9en an bers
ielben Stelle tpie seltern, bereits auf
TIN tportenb.
Die Ssenerie mar jebo9 potlitdnbis
per1nbert.
Gin miirrii6er, einfOrmis srausr
Simmel bing tief ii6er oen1 i6marsen
Waiier unb eraulpeiBer Oiebelbunit
oerbHllte jeben Sernblid.
Sn peribmommenen 9onturen ra9ten
bier unb ba etne 4alaltfront Ser @ranb
garabe uno Ste rieiieen Giienpfeiler
beS 9ier aus benz Seenebel, mdbrenb
ber unabIebbare Strom beS 8erfebre
sefpiibls auf Ser 9romenabe i6attens
baft burdeinaaber baitete. 0ur6 bas
lt6tloie @rau Ser Meeresferne sogen
sumeilen seipenitiide bunfle @9atten,
Segeli6iffc ipie miibe 8ieieno0sel nit
matten S6fpingen unb 0ampfer ipie
i6Dimmenoe 9ur9en, oeren Sbiirme
lanee, i6marse 3rauerfabnen burd Sic
2uft 3ogen.
GS mar ein bumpfes, piiblenbes
@rollen in ser Meerestiefe, elm Maurs
rem segen bie mibmutbtge Griibial,
bic fein gturm erl0ien lpollte.
Wluriel eri6ieu Glein beute ernit
linb frenblos, aud in ibren slusen mar
nidt ber fleinite eidtfrnten.
Gr bate iid felt porseuommeu, END,
lid Ndberes iiber lie, lire Serfunit
unb ibren Sreuno slt erfabren.
9ln ibre beuti6e Abltammuns unS
an bas beuti9e Sud anfniipfenb, fragte
er lie mad ibrer 6eimatb.
Sic mar in Sberbeiien 9eboreu, in
einem liebliden Dorf ber @etterau,
ais einSi9eS Gino eines 2anbpfarrers.
Sbr stuse tpuroe triib unb feu6t, als
lie bon ibrer sliidli6en Sugenb uno
benz liebli6en, alten 8farrbans lprad.
'Sbrem 8oter peroanfte iie ibre
geiitise Gntmideluna nit ieinem ties
fen @inen unb bobiinnisen Streben
lebrte er lie friib na6 6em Weieu aller
Dinse fragen uno ni6t na6 Dem
Sdein Dogma, aultus unb 9uds
ftabenglaube fDaren fir i'm nur Stiiben
menidlider gdwa6beit. Sod md,,
bic s3eit nidt gefemnen, aber es
gtaubts 5uperlinilid, baB lie fommen
ipiirbe, Sa Der Meni6 ibrer nift mebr
bebarf.
Sire bodmuiifaliide Mutter medte
fritz bic 0iebe CUR Wluiif tn ibr, 10 baB
Siele Sur sroben 9eibenidaft ibres
QebenS ipuroe.
@S mar beidloiien, bab iie li6 na9
Der Gpnftrmation oem Gtuoium ser
Muiit mibmen iollte, bod als Der
3eitpunft setommep,H nuroep Sbeioe
Gltern in ben belien Sabren burd cine
9ppbusepiSemie bineerafft unb lie
blieb falt mittelloS Suriid.
9ier madte Mlnriel cine 8aule uno
Itri6 it'd nit Der Sanb iiber Die gluaen,
ais wolle tie unliebiame Grinnerunsen
baunen.
gllHb baana4 fgaste Glsin, ct fpubte,
baB jett Sa8 tommeu fpiirbe, mas er
ont nleiiien 3u erfabren piinldte.
yGs lam sic faum interefiiren :"
ftanmelte bas iunse Mdb6en.
pgleiben Sic ni6t auf balbem Meee
fteben, ibenfen sic mir 9br Ser,
trauen bot Glain nit 5ersellsmarme,
nss 1T nidJt 9leugier, es 1T 9lntbeils
nabme an 9brem @eid5id, Die mid
frasen ldbt. 98enn man BON einem
gerftdaaniB auf ben erften 8lid reoen
barf 10 muB i'd seitebeu, baB Sic mid
BON bem erlten Wacment uplerel @es
tanntffaft lebbaIi iutereilirt babea
uno haB i'd an geiitespsrmanbte 9e.
siebun9eH slpiiden uue slaube. a
Gin 8Ogernber, priifsuber 9lid
Mariets traf ibn.
Eurt{esund fnfnf
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Vrof. Sarru sfoote

bat feline San3 Mtabemie In gts. 125
Wef.@ommerceifraBe er6fnet. unters
ri6t pirb ben sanaen Sag ertbeilt.
prsiie raifonabel. Ma6t Cure Ans
melbungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-14
ct. Spnis 0lnsftellnna bonn 8. Get.
tember bis 23. Cttpber.

Die 5. & 8. R. U. R. .pirb iebeu
SienFag unb Oonnertfag bonn 9. Gep.
tentber bis 21. Otinber Runbretie.NiIs
lstte mad ST. 2Ouis. no., al II isabrs
preile perfaufen. 0ieie BilIette RnA
8ur Rstourfahrt 10 Gage shltis.
.. 5. priee, @. p.&9.
palehiue, 3eTas.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
WENT TO THE RACES,
DR.. Dodge States the Reason That the Chill
dren Were Suspended.

Dr. Dodge States the Reason That tho Chill
dren Were Suspended.
Some little discussion has been caused
by alleged arbitrary suspension of school
children by the board of school directors.
1t has been stated that the board disre-
CARDS the right of parents to keep their
children at home at will, and suspends
the children even though the parent has
stated that the absence was with their
knowledge and consent.
Thursday night the board held a
special meeting and suspended eleven
children. or rather sustained the order
tor suspension made by the various
principals. This action has aroused
much indignation and many people are
demanding an explanation.
When seen by a Camera represent.
ative this morning, DR.. H. o. Dodge,
secretary of the board, admitted the
truth that the eleven children had been
suspended for absences by the board, on
Thursday night. DR.. Dodge then went
on to explain the situation as follows:
The board has found it necessary to
adopt certain manual for the admins.
tration OF the city schools. A penalty is
fixed for the violation of these rules.
Absences unexCused or insufficiently ex-
cused Ly the parents are subject to these
penalties.
The present ins ance, he said, was a
special one. The aces last year caused
a truancy list of over thirty. In view of
that occurrence the board made a spec.
ial notice that absences on account of the
races would be punished by suspension.
In spite Of the announcement eleven
absences occurred. During the lnvesti
cation of the cases, number of parents
appeared and gave various excuses for
the absence of their children from school
These excuses, the doctor said, were
deemed in all cases insufficient.
"Why," said the doctor Indignantly
zone reason given by mother for per.
mitting her son to absent himself from
school, was that she considered the
races as much of an education as the
schools. AS much of an education as
the schools!' repeated the doctor con
temptuouslv, land she was a woman
fully forty-6ye years Old"
He concluded by saying that the board
had acted advisedly and believed tha
they were entirely in the right.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Some Eldora Shipments.

MI. Morrison has commenced to sink
his shaft on the Village Belle hundred
feet deeper. At the depth of 80 feet he
ran a drift to the southwest 76 feet, at
which point his vein is IS inches wide.
His last shipment returned over five
ounces in gold to the ton. He has re-
Gently refused to sell his property, re-
marking laconically, when approached
on the subject, that it was good enough
to keep.
Messrs. Jordan and Pugh encountered
some very rich looking. ore in the Gold
Coin last Thursday at depth of AZ feet,
some of which they included in their
shipment to the Delano mill, at Boulder,
on Friday.
The Enterprise shipped to the same
mill on the same day. This property is
shipping from the stope at the 10 foot
level and is sinking the shaft another &c
feet so as to run another DRIFT at the Ioc
foot level. Streaks of very rich ore are
encountered. some found last week run.
ming s445 per ton, but the average value
of the shipping ore is between $50 and
$40.
Messrs Stapp and Robertson made
their first shipment of three tons of ore
from the D-nver group last Monday tc
the Argo smelter, at Denver. The as
says from this property have been very
encouraging, running from 10 to s
ounces in gold, and it is hoped the smell
ter returns will be sufficiently high tt
add this property to the list of permanen
shippers. If so shipments will be made
from the various shafts and a cross Gu
tunnel run from near the loot Of Chitten
den mountain to cut the veins at deptl
of about 500 ieet.-EIdora Miner.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
GOBS OF HARMONY,
Harmony and Nothing But Harmony Per
vades the G. o. p Convention.

vsdes the G. o. P. Convention.
The Mckinley Republican convention
met in the county court room this morn
ing. The attendance was fair. Serenity
and calm was omnipresent. "Gobs of
harmony" said DR.. Bond, "is what we
have. Tell them all about it."
Organization was effected by electing
Judge H. c. Henderson as temporary
chairman and Eugene Wilder as recre-
tary. The following committees were
then appointed:
Resolu,ions-Judge Secor, c. K. Blan,
ton, DR.. |. L. Bond, M. J. Cummerford,
Mrs. Darlington.
Credentials-Judge S. S. Downer, c.
Ricketts,, Ira Heron.
Permanent Organization and Order of
Business-Frank M. Downer, Capt. T. J.
Sipple, John D. Mason.
NomiH ating of Judicial D1legates-H.
3. Millard, F. M. Downer, Bert Border,
j. y. HOIoou, Ndpt. olpPlC.
After the credentials and organization
committee had reported an adjournment
was taken until after dinner. The ere.
dentials committee seated all delegates
without contest. The temporary organi-
zation was made permanent.
Upon reconvening after dinner, the
resolutions committee reported the fol-
lowing which were adopted:
We, the Republicans of Boulder coun-
ty in convention assembled annount e
our unwavering belief in the principles
of our national organization.
We heartily endorse the American and
patriotic administration of President Nc
Kinley, and congratulate the American
people upon the rapid return of prosper
ity under Republican administration.
We condemn the calamity howl of our
opponents, as false in fact and product
i've of evil.
We heartily approve the course pur-
sued by our distinguished senator, Ed
ward O. Wolcott, in his efforts to pro-
cure international bimetallism.
Regretting the unfortunate fact that
some who have been with US in times
past have seen fit to form separate or
ganization, and believing they are still
with us in heart, with malice toward
none and charity for all" we cordially
invite their return, that in the future, as
in the past our united efforts may be ex-
erted in the cause of good government.
The delegates to the judicial conven.
ton were named as follows: F. P. Secor.
S. S. Downer, ]. L. Moorhead, o. w.
Richardson, J. c. r. Gordon, F. w Koh-
Ter Jr., H. B. Millard. c. w. Blanton, ].
E. Hubbard, T. J. Supple, T. B. Compton,
J. Wells Smith, S. B. Border, w. M.
Thorn, H. c. Henderson, O. F.A. Greene,
]. M. North, A. c. Stillwell, A. D. Glib
bony, M. S. Whiteley, M. J. Gunner
ford.
The convention concluded with the
nomination of the ticket as follows:
For Sherif-Ira L. Heron.
For Clerk and Recorder DIR. E. B.
Trovlllion.
For Treasurer-T. V. Wilson.
For Superintendent OF Schools-Mrs.
Mary Fowler.
For Assessor-Alpheus Bashor.
For Commissioner-Tho Compton.
For Surveyor-A. E. Chase.
For Coroner-Dr. E. B. Queal.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
A Wrestling Challenge

|. Charles Reinecke, challenge any
man in Boulder to a wrestling match,
catch -as-catch-can," same to take place
either in Boulder or Denver, within two
weeks time and for as large side bet as
he can raise, or tor entire gate receipts,
or both. Kindly address care of the
Denver Wheel club.
CHARLES REINECKE,
Denver, Colo.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Russia Makes Move to Assist Egypt
Against Great Britain.
Paris, Sept. 25-The Politique Colon
iale prints St. Petersburg special stat
ing that the Russian minister of foreign
affairs has instituted movement to Sc
cure the evacuation of Egypt by Great
Britain. Russia will support the sultan S
suzeranity in Egypt.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Decided on a Fifth Arbiter.

Washington, Sept. ga final decis-
on has been reached for a fifth member
of the arbitration commission to decide
the Venezuelan boundary His name is
not made public.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
No Anarchists Wanted.

Rome, Sept. 25-The government of
Italy will negotiate with Germany and
Austria to prevent these countries from
becoming an asylum for anarchists.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
SPEC[AZTIES !!
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Jackets and Capes.

Ladies Jackets Capes
We showing the latest styles these
goods and our object
nishedo tlown
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
viii Fight Annexation.

San Francisco, Sept 25-Liliuokalani,
who has been here fortnight, left today
for Washington. She returns east to re-
sumo her fight against Hawaiian annex
alton,
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Shot In n Duel.

Viena, Sept. 25-Count Casimir
Dodeni has been seriously injured in a
duel with German Deputy Wolff.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Fatal Fire In Toronto,

Toronto, Sept. ga serious FIRE in
the Musee theatre occurred last night.
One child was killed and nine persons
seriously injured.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Silver OuOIaIiOn.

New York, Sept. 25-Silver is quoted
at 5oA todav.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
Last Mines Reopening.

Hazleton, Sept 25-The Danesville
miners, the last to return to work, will
resume on Monday.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
IODAYS NEWS.
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER,
One Hundred and Fifty Persons Killed in
Railroad Wreck,

Madras, India, Sept. 25-Details of the
railroad disaster at Bangalore and Mi.
sore state that $50 persons were killed
and Ia seriously injured. The train
plunged into weakened tressle.
Daily camera., 1897-09-25
j. p. House, Eye Specialist.

Will test eyes free OF charge at the St.
Julien hotel, Sept. 27, 28 and 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
THE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS
w. a. Turk, of the Southern Rail-
way, Elected President.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, October @-The
American Association of General Pas
senger Agents, now in session here, with
delegates present representing the prin-
cipal railway systems Of the United
States, Canada, and Mexico. has adopted
resolutions calling attention to the ne
cessity for State and national legislation
against the ticket-scalping evil State
legislatures which have not already done
so, are urged to adopt laws combining
the sale of tickets to the properly au-
thoriZed agents of the transportation COM
panies, and at the same time they Will
require under suitable penalties. the re-
demption Of every ticket or part OF a
ticket that may not be used. Congress is
also requested to pass the so-called anti
scalping' bills now before that body.
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: w. A. Turk. of the South
ern railway, president; G. s. Fee, North
ern Pacific, vice-president; and Mr.. Smith,
reelected secretary.
President Turk announced the follow
ing Executive Committee for the next
term: Mr.. Sebastian, of the Rock Island,
chairman; Messrs Lee, of Philadelphia;
De Haven, OF Grand Rapids; l.. Edward.
of Cincinnati: C. p ktmore, OF Louisville;
Kendall, of Boston, and Nicholson, OF st.
Louis.
Resolutions of regret were passed upon
the recent death of Messrs. Il. Thatcher,
of the Mexican Central. and G. C. Han
cock. of the Philadelphia and Reading.
Detroit was chosen asthe place for hold
ing the next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Great Britain's Reply to The WOlcott
Commission.
4 DIPLOMAlICALLY- VORDED NOTE.
The Indian MINIS Cannot Be RsOpened
al the Present Tlme.
CONFERENCE UNDESIRABLE.
Britain, However, "wilI BE Pleased
to Consider Any Further Practi-
cal Suggestions From the United
states"-Germnny and the Tariff.

LONDON, October 2o.--Lord Salisbury
tonight sent to Ambassador Hay the
reply Of the British Government to the
proposals OF the American Bimetallic
Commission, headed by Senator Wolcott.
1t is automatically worded note.
His Lordship says that the govern
ment of Great Britain Is not able to re-
open the India mints at present He re-
grets the inability to accede to the pro-
posals of the American commissioners,
Great Britain having as great an interest
as the United States and France in Sc
curing staple par Of exchange for gold
and silver and an enlarged use of silver.
In these circumstances, continues Lord
Salisbury, the British Government does
not see the desirabllity of an internation-
al monetary conference, but will be
pleased to consider any other practical
suggestions from the United States.
Lord Salisbury encloses with the note
a copy of the statement OF Sir j. West
land, head of the Financial Department
Of India. which was under discussion at
Saturday, and which takes strong ground
against the reopening Of the India mints.
Senator Wolcott is not In London this
evening.
Ambassador Andrew White came from
Berlin last Saturday. He has avoided
publicity, but has had several conferences
with Senator Wolcott
In the course OF an interview with the
correspondent of the Associated Press
Mr.. White said that Germany's action
as to bimetaillsm will depend upon Eng
lands.
Discussing the possibility of a tariff
war, Mr.. White said: 81 do not believe
that Germany will inaugurate a tariff
war with the United States. The Ger
man press and many German statesmen
have been very bitter against the Ding
ley tariff, but l think they are now be-
ginning to realize that an increased pros
perity will enable the United States TO
buy as much as under the Wilson tariff"