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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Bon uniereut 0iid,ertiidh.

Den nit 4ueewalt bereiubred1eubeu
Grabltng bes Stbens tpie ben fat uu.
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perJegenfdnbli1en sIei1iam bic beibeu
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albert &i@ter tn Der SlIufririen Bet.
tung Rr. 1859 bonn IA. MprtI. Nu
etuen 86Iterfrtiblins unferes beutigeu
etaatslebeus gemabnen bic NbbiIbun.
gen Der au 20. Mdr3 In ber WaIbala
BET Megensburs eutbillteu Marmors
butte Raifer Wilbelms I. bon 8rofei,
iOr Roarab Rnoq In Man6en unb Der
S@uerter ber palabine bieies Raiiers
TN t6nigli9en 3eusbauie su Berlin.
Bonn beutf6en pa9tgebtet In China ers
adblen bic gilber aus aiauti9au. gin
tnterehante8 Bib mobernen r6miiGeu
Sebens III oas bnppelieitise 8latt: SD,
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Der WtIla Sorgbeie. Cine ntaiefdtii9e
Seenerie aus ben SproIer NIpen repro.
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Wan9ener &tiuiiIers grnt pIas:
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letten bic S1ufratisnen spliinberung
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portrdts bat hiefe 0ummsr bic Bib.
nife bes Weltreiienben Sobann Rein.
bblo Joher (aa9 einem tpieberaufge'
fun6enen 8emdlbe BON Nuton 8raif)
unb be8 neuen gr3bii9ofs Don Jret.
BURG. Or. @eors Ssnas 9smp. Die
aSteoergabe tnterefanter Sdttomieruns
gen anb W. &ubnerts 3einnung Der
pompastaBen TIM Berliner 3oologis
f6en @arten betrefen Rorit6len auf
antbropologiidem unb aoolosiitem@es
btet.-9iefer Nummer ber eSauffrirteH
3eituns liegeu bic eroBen portrdts
beS id6Riben Carbohydrates mad,
bortreffi6eu aufnabmen aus benz
boridbrisen Sommer, bos In grHn,
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telblatt unb bas F9muuQpoQ aes
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merfes ,0resben eine Grembenfabt"
BET, eas &ubplf Senbis, Der Borfbeube
bes preBausi6uHes bss Oresbener
Grem6eupereins, beraussiebt. Ser
e6IuB biefer fiuiIerif@ aussefabrten.
allen GbonnenteH Der Saufrirten Rel.
tuug b6ais fofenIo8 aussbsaben gu.
blitation pirb nit 9to. 1850 bonn 2l.
april ausseseben tuerbeu. 3ur auf.
bepabruug Der Runfbldtter if etne
elegant au8sefattete SammeImappe au
babsu, ueI6e bur9 bic bic .,Suufrirte
3eituug" Itefernben 8u9banbInngen
aum greiie bon 2 gsart so yfg. su
be,ieben 1T.
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g3etut 8HHelaiidster.

an uerfbiebeuen fernmeRli1en pld.
ben murbe uub tnlrb bon Dem cber
Senem perfu9t, bas bsrrIi9e GsiGle9t
Der 8hfeI, bas fonft mie aasgeHorben
III, bur6 thnali9e 3uGt fort3upHan,
3en; bod bort man ielten Ndberes bon
fol@eH r1hHelfarmen." DAP iogar
Wisenufu fi9 elmer foI1en rtibmen
tam, ipo biefe gewaitigen Sbtere faft
Ia berfelben fpieBbargerli9en @eiIe,
mie gew6bult&es 0ornbieb, aufge3ogen
merben. mag gar WanGe tiberrai9en.
Sbatfd6lid III f9en felt e.ua is9s
SabreH su go@rane, beinabe iia dmBer,
fen WeHea WiseouRns uub unrsit
bes WifFfRppi unb Der Minueiota' er
@reu3e, cine beI9eibeue BhfeIfarm iu
getrieb; pabeuberIueife ftibrt aud bas
gountp ben Vameu Buffalo.
Der unternebmsr, Der beute eius
6eerbe bon Is Bolblut 8hfeIa (tuie
sr Rs lusnisften ueuui) unb Is bur&
&reuauns NIT senbbnIi9eu OauBtbie.
rem entfianbene 8nlen unb 3uGttiibe
bot, ma6te nsuerbings u. u. folgenbe
RittbeiluHs iiber feline 8hffelpirtb,
i6uft uub bas 8hfsl > sSamilisnIe.
benz:
Weine Bsrfu&e babsn srssbsn, bab
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Wbitebaa yermiuus.
9teue Ginfabrt mad Stem gort bio
y. & 8. 9. W. &1.-ltm.
errei6te JatilitGten.

Dbitebal terminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt nod 9em Oort. bic am Wontag
ben 19. Suit bia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb @ibmeflidben 8abn er6ffnet
murbe, 1T bic selesenite Station mad
allen 3beilen Der Stabt New Dort uab
8roofIDn. Dieter Serminus itt an
Der South Gerrp, 6flid bon Der 8ats
terD uub bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Oa9e uerbea gerbiubungen gemadt
NIT ben 3igea Der 3meiten, Gritten,
Se4fen uub Neuntea Nbenue 6o9.
babn; NIT benen Der Broabnap, 60,
lumbus uub 2eSinstOn Aoenue gabeI,
liuien; Ohs unb Wefteite Ringbabs
men Der pferbebabnIinfen; South.
Gerrp; Stateu Sslanb 6errp; 6amil.
ton aDenue un6 SO. StraBe (Broot,
Ipn) Gerrp.
3auft Cure 8idets mad Nep gort
ttber bie .. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb Sbr
entgebt allen INSTRUMENTATION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03

cine Bafeltnb gem6bnIi9 iebes aweite
Sabr ein aaIb aufbrinst, Ste @eburten
geben neifenS 3nif6eH ben Wouaten
5ebruar unb SuIt bOr fi9. Sd loffe
bas Rolb 8 ober 4 Mouate NIT ber
Mutter Iaufen; bann III bas tIeiue
8bier entptbnt. SIN @ansen ftub bic
S9mIerigfeiten Der 8hffeIau@t biel
geringef, ais man glauben follte, tuenn
man ben &ummel nidt prattii6 tenut.
BieIs fteleu fid einen 8hfeIshdter aIs
in bdufigeu b6fen admpfen nit ieiuem
8iebitaab begriffen b0r; aber bas III
eine gana irrtge Dorfteunng. Sd we.
niateus meiB bon Ni6ts bergIeicben.
Wir brinsen bic Sbiere regeImdBig CUR
Weibe, uub etne bIoBe 9ta9elbrabt.
@tnfriebiguns binbert He, R6 su per,
laufen; Der erfe geriu@ eines Der
Sbiere. aussubre9en, bdtte nod 3u
paiRren. Wenu BITE @iufriebisung bod
senug 1T, bob bte 2dIber nibt barh.
Der ipringen f6nnen, unb biefe i6on
bon Sung auf ri@tig ge5ogen uerben,
10 tuerben ie 10 CABIN pie febes ge.
bbrnte 6austbier. Rur bis 3um alter
bon 2 Sabren Rnb bic iunsen Sbiere
otter uaftsfam.
9in unb uieber artet bod einmal
Elm auf Der Garm geborenes Sbter aum
&ebeleu aus; aber ftr biefen 5alI ba.
ben mir eine beionbere ginri9tung,
ndmlid ben v8hfeI,Wagen" Nn ei'
men sew6bnli@en 8aeen tann eiu ioI.
DIES rhdfdlliges gremplar ni6t se.
fpannt merben. obae baB es baoon.
remit unb bieQeidbt bios ben Wagen
gang sertrhmmert, bieqeidt an9 f19
ielbsr unb anbere Shiere babel org bers
lebt. Ser 8hffel' Waseu bat In Der
Witte eiueu bobIeu She'll; In bieien
tpirb bas 9bier einssi6irrt. unb Dor
ibm unb binter tim Rnb alle Wagen,
tbeile nit @Ttra. .8efeitigungen, uel1e
felbf Der gewaltieen Wu6t Der G6r,
aer unb 6ufe tr0Beu. SobaIb ber Wa.
gen ID 8etDeSuug tn, ma1t bas 8bier
bann bie ner3weifeItften 3erfbrungs,
berfu9e nod poru unb btuten, tbut
ft9 aber babel aur ielbf th6tig tueb
uab giebt eubli9 ben 9ampf auf. Oieie
8ebanblungsweife brauhen ptr bod.
fteus cine Wo6e long tdsIi9 3u pie.
berbolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Watt itbers1ble

II ben 8reiS
@ Der erfol8retdben 0eidaftS'
Ieute feineS 8efannten'
%I3755aS1A treiieS uno man tuiro ftn=
ben, Safs fie ale tn Nerbtn=
bnng ffeben NIT benz SelepbOu=
Gbfteut Der
SuedWsstliclel Telegraph uld
Telepl0l GeSellSC1aft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
llebertrmmptt 6lpubite !

Scr. u. 6. Tbomas bon Marbsuille,
Ieras, bat cine gntbeduns gema6t, bic
nod tpertbuoller iit, als bic, tpelGe am
@lonbife semadt iuurbe Sabre lang
litt er unidelide lualen BON G9tpinbl
iudt, Die NIT 8lutunsen oerfniipft mar,
aber er tuurbe uolltaEbis sebeilt burd
Or. Sings geeue @ntbeduns far
S9minbiudt, Suiten uub @rfaltunsen.
gr erfldrt, baB Cob BON tpeuig @ertb
iei i'm 8ersfei@e nit bieIer tuunberbaz
rem &ur, aud tuenn bieielbe ielbit buns
bert Dollars bic 5lai6e sefoitet bdtte.
Gitbma, 8run9itts unb ale 2eiben bes
Salies unb Der 2unsen perben poaftdn>
big 9ebeilt burd 9r. &inss Neue gnts
oeduns fir Sdtpinbiu6t. Yrobeflafden
frei in Der Gpotbefe bon S. aalteber &
Son. Stesuldre Slai9en so Gents unb
s1.00. Die Seilune tpirb sarantirt
ober bas @elb auriferitattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03

rJdWt IlhDt19 9enn9, ld9fe Oof'
tor audler, .oas 9lut iteigt Sbnen
bur9 Die grinneruug fdon in ben 9opf.
Sa, ia, ia, iolde S40nbeit iollte pOlie
3eili6 uerbOten merben. Sie seb6rt
aud 5u meinen @oblfbdterinnen.
nNer? Gonna Barbara gadeco?"
fiel bier Der fleine Sdtbner Elm.
s8enommireu sic bod nidt, sic
baben ia eiuen furdtbaren 9orb bon
ibr sefriegt."
nSab' id au6, aber bod nur, Tim
unter ben 2lubereH niebt aufsufallen.
gllle unperbeiratbeten Serren Der @es
ielll9ait seriallen bod iiberbaupt nur
in slpei 9laiien, in iolde, Die ibren
aorh einseiteben unb iolde, bic ibn
peridmeiseu. @lauben sic, Gle f0nue
ten mir nit bteier 3aftit imponiren?"
Stun unb menn es 10 mdre," iaste
9err 9dtbner, mir bebaupten oann
ipenisitens nidt, baB lie uniere @obl>
tbdterin iei."
naSnnt Sbr Qerren au9 nidt.
Meine @obltbdterin lit iie aber." uub
mieber mebr gu Oottor MObius se>
tuanbt, fubr er ladeuo fort: Ger
guropder unb namentli9 ber Oeuti9e
trinft bier iiberbaupt su piel altobol.
Mas aber i'm Deutiden alub 10 i'm
2aufe Der 3eit i'm 9rinten seleiltet
tuorben 1T, Tim iiber bas sebrodene
9ers binwes5utduiden, bas seniiste,
um aarlsbab unb aiiiiusen 5uiammen
smei, brei Sabre CUTE Gajion 3u per>
i6aIfen. Ole @raulame lit sera6esn
cine 8ente fir mid."
Wl6bius mar uidt beionberS erhaut
BON bem Con, in bem bier iiber cine
Dame seiproden purbe, eine Dame
nod oa5u, oer er bur6 ieine Stelluus
einigermaBeu ndber ftanb als gnbere.
Sbre @rlheinuns trat mieber por Iein
Guse, er fiiblte ipieSer bas i3ittern
burd ieinen 96rper seben, er bDrte
uieoer ibres 8aters poritellenbes:
Wleine 2odter Barbara, unb er fab
nieber, aus Der formpollen tiefen 8er'
beusuns iib aufridtepb, ibr gum
eriten Wlal In bic ausen- Gs sebSrte
iid iiberbaupt ntdt, iiber lie gu ipres
den.
CT itarrte mie seiitesabmeIenb Dor
iid bin uub fab Niemanb Der um>
ftebenben mebr. Peter @ebauer bate
i'm anseipro9en, ct bate es iiberb6rt.
3miiden bas cpnii9e 9adeu in 0Oftor
auhlers @eiibt itabl ii6 elm ibmer3s
ii6es 8uden, e8 mar aber nur cine
Setunbe.
@ebauer itieB MObius iett leiIe in
bic Seite: nNa nu, Du bift ia gang in
@ebanfen, fomm, fomm, mir miinen
meiter."
Gu6 Su6ler par raid in Der alten
Saiiuus, er tlOpfte Sen iid gerabi6ies
benben uo6mals aui Die S6ulter unb
iaste: r0lur Mutb, Ooltorden, tragen
sic eS mGnnlid, mir baben'S Glle
bur6madea miiiien. Der atubbiener
bat iibrisens meiue abrelie,"
0l6bius, @ebauer nnb Sdtbner
idritten binaus, sinsen 3unddlt in
einen Stiefelpuelaoen in Der gldbe
unb bldtterteu, in ben sroBea Robrs
iiibleu iitenb, etmas In ben 3eituns
gen, mdbrenb bic fletnen, bebenben
Mulatten, init md@tisen 8ariten be.
waffnet, ibnen bic Stiefel In elm paar
Minuten unslaubli9 blant putten.
Gann Surdfdlenberten iie bic Gale
Obispo. bic 8iidofftraBe, iiberi9ritten
ben parquecito inb besaben iid In
ben beuti9en Stub.
lJortiebnua fOlat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Cinderella Sbnb : Ralait.

Bergebt uitt. baB mir unlereu
store ua9 0eo. 2O7 sttamos0la a,
atuet 6duier itibli6 bon unferem frh.
bereu @ef9dftsbauie. perleet babeu,
iuo mir aQe uniere aIteu Runben tuie,
beraufebeu boffen unb nod bieIe neue
basu. ba MIR nit ben beften Waaren
bieaeu t6nneu. unier stere III aana
nen einseri@tet, gut nsntiIirt unb iebr
ben. aommt unb itattet uns einen
Hefu9 ab, tueun Sbr aud ni9t se.
rabe gu taafea Dauf@t.
G. 8aam,
@tubereIla 6 9ub.paIafi,
207 alamo plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
8u6lens Nrutea &albe.

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fir S6nitte,
nueti9unsen, @eidiuiire, Gieber, unb
paut gtusidlas, Jle6tsn, seipr,lnaeue
Sdnbe, 5rOitbeuten unb slle Sautfranl.
6eiten; turirt Sdmorrbuiben 0ber feine
8e5abluns. 8bGlise 8ufriebeubeit aas
eantirt uber bas @elb nirb Surideritot,
,tt. 25 Gents bic Sda6tel. Gum
8ertaui in a[Ien Gpothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03

9. 3. Sdmibt, Soufon, Seras, III
aleiuiger agent fur Gtmer & MmennS
8e3ept WD. 1851, tpeI6es &beuma.
tismus beiIt. glue Jlaf9e beueiR es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
(ypplen's Weatster.

alamo pIasa. Saloon srfer aIaiTe.
Die beRea "strsight" unb mixed"
DriufS In Der 5taDt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
SoDlD8iidler @arteu,

in 8erbiuouus nit benz Bari
febt o ab | b W u d's
SoDlDsiid,er @arteu,
ber praGtboae ggempIare ber Sbier.
melt, fpecieu Der teIaaiibeu. auftpeift.
Memanb iolIte berfebIen, benfeIben su
beR6tigeu. Die sr0Bte Nttrottion, bic
San Nutonio auf3uwetiea bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Weattbtes Bros. TletiMer,

Ro. 507 Ofi.6 u 4 o u.Stras..
5sur bas OorahsIi9fie Rinb., s6of.
un6 S@weiueReii@.
Spe3talttdt: Sunses aalbfeif&.
Aue Irten bon WurF, S6inten,
3unge, 66maIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-03
Gatt Yebrp gprimGs Bart.

Dieter angenebme part febt 2oeen,
Weretnen uub Gamilien sur IbbaItung
bon pieuics &c. CUR gerfhsuus.
Gefu9ern mirb alfe nur benfbare
4ufmerfiamteit ermieien.
Sebeu Sonutag Ra6mittdg
0rokes Srei 3onsert,
ausgefhbrt bon ber polI3d1ligen
Wtlit0r, RapeIte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

VIII be Awarded to Three Different
Companies on Crnmps' Plans.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE navy de-
partment has arrived at what L regards
fair and satisfactory settlement Of the
construction OF the three battleships. When
the bids were opened il was found tina,
for the fast ships desired the Newport
News company was the lowest, Cramps
next and the Union Iron Works Just above
ali, within the limit OF the cost fixed by
the act OF congress. II was the original
plan to award the contracts in that order.
But upon examination Of the plans CUB
rnltted by the bidders. ii WAS found that
the only thoroughly satisfactory ons was
that submitted by Cramps, who had simply
taken the alternate plan suggested by the
navy department, which amounted 10
,engthening the hull OF the ships from 80
TO go feet TO get room for the more power
ful engines required TO drive the ship a,
speed OF 1874 knots instead OF ls knots as al
first proposed. The board Of naval bureau
chiefs has hit upon a solution Of the
question. They have invited the Newport
News company and the Union Iron Works
TO amend their plans SO as 10 make their
ships Identical to those proposed BY the
Cramps.
Mr. Scott. OF the California company. has
agreed to do this already and the represent
stives Of the Newport News company have
verbally agreed TO do the same 50 Il is
the understanding that each OF the COM
panes Will be given a contract for one
ship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

American Commissioners Present
Their Case Rf the Meeting.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. Sept. u.
The two evacuation committees held an
hours session today and adjourned until
Wednesday, The American commissioners
made known their position regarding the
evacuation and transfer OF the island, In
accordance with their instructions from
Washington. These instructions they de-
clAe 10 make public At present, as pub
iicity might lead 70 embarrassment in ne
gotlattons: but the Spanish commissioners
did not disclose their position nor the ma
ture Of their Instructions. They manifest
81, however. willingness &c secure as much
expedition as possible. ana our commission
ers are satisfied with the way IN which
their demands have been informally re-
ceived. The adjournment gives the Span
iar.s time 20 prepare their reply When
that IS concluded issues will be Joined and
the situation become clear
What effect IL any, the appearance Of
yellow fever among the troops at Ponce
vii. have Is predetermined. Should the
fever spread /. would doubtless induce the
American commissioners 20 hasten the
evacuation TO the utmost. hut We; there
IS not the slightest reason 20 expect an
epiiemi>.
Gen Brooke says two cases have been
reported 10 him and che death. As sooa
"a he learned Of these ne caused all sgs-
pests - te isolated. With view OF pre-
venting me spread - The Infection.
II IS believed that the cases originated
IN the Spanish prison AZ Sioorey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13
TUGBOAT CUT IN TWO.
A Serious Collision between Steam
crs on Lower Arrow Lake

Special Dispatch TO the Post-fn.ellgencer
BROOKLYN Il. g, Sept 12.--Weti las
day morning at o'clock the large G. r. r.
steamer Rossland ran into and cut in two
the tug Fawn. belonging 10 Peter GenaNe
Il Co the we'll known mill men OF Nakusp
and Robson. The accident occurred about
three miles below this city In Lower Arrow
AXE but fortunately no lives were lost
Both vessels had lights out at the time
and each had given signals 20 the other.
but the pilot Of the Fawn misunderstood
the Rossiands whistle. There were six
men aboard the Fawn, including Capt.
Jack GeneIls and Pilot l. Bourgeois. who
was al the wheel. The rest were In bed
and had 10 scramble lively 70 get into the
boat lowered as soon as possible by the
Rossiand.
Capt Genelie exonerates Pilot Dugsid, or
the Roasiand. from all blame. The Fawu
vas about seventy feet long and had been
in commission for three years. She was
cut in two by the Rossiands Prov as clean
though by a saw Tho two parts wers
towed u Shields landing by the Iiliciiii-
waes last night. where they win be placed
~ the ways and repaired. Serious loss OF
life would have occurred had the RossIand
struck the Fawn an;dshlps Instead OF
apaf; the pilot house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-13

The Bear after being In the ice for about
thirteen days. succeeded in freeing herself.
proceeded 20 St. Michael. where some Of
the whaiers she had aboard left her and
started for Dawson. Others had in the
meantime Joined other whaling vessels.
When the Bear left Port Clarence she had
the following men on board:
From the wrecked whaier Jesse II. Free
man: Capt. a. c. Porter. e IL Bolles, a.
VI. Ripley. James Denny. II. A Allen. ".
y. McMorris. officers: Peter Nelson. Joe
Nina, Oscar Thompson, Leon Barkhe User.
NJ Mckenzie. G. Tolner, J. Coleman, J.
Hanel William Euglestan. A. Neyhouse.
William Mullen. A Smith, j. Hines, c. w.
Diokman. NJ. Sandstone J. Moore.
From the wrecked whaler Ocra: T.los, Nc
Grorey. ]. G. Garrick. Capt. A. c. Sher-
man. officers: T. ]. johnson, J. Mcdonald.
j. F1nnegan, ". +. Freeman. Z. Brown A.
Mutz. J A Plantade. Joseph White. Jacob
Bloom William Anderson, Z. Franz Chas
Smith, A. World. II. Blacknan. r. Hanna.
NJ CaIlan, r. Dovlln, J. EanHousen, y.
Donnelson. ]. Monit!. J. Munsor, f. Bee
son.
From the wrecked whaier Rosario: ". L.
Baker W H. Harrington, Thomas Wilson.
officers, William Lowry, j. C. White. c.
Nilsson. Oscar Rose. T. Rosa, c. Ludberg,
]. Baxter. Z. poleson. L. Martin. c. Hotes.
X. Beam ~ li4faF. IL IaEaoE. NJ. pcWnss.
Sam Mccoy.
From the wrecked whaier Navarci1: Ivan
Eit. Tom Collins. ]. Harris. Frank Guttner.
J. Cummings, Thomas Lord. Thomas Birn-
baum. y. HUSKY.
From the wrecked schooner Louise ].
keGney: T. Larsen. master: Henry Olsen.
Andrew Nelson, officers: c. Bryant super
cargo: ". Hanlon. William Wright. y.
KnuJ.iander. +. Larsen T. Smith.
Exchanged with men who went 20 Fear
less. g. ii. Richardson John Brurck. Of
acers; l. Rich. w Mahorey. john Nor
gan. T. Gorge Joseph Boyle. HAIRY Hardy,
II. Stevens. ]. Lslygrew. W. J. Barry.
Adolf Cedar.
Sick men from Jeanette: Capt. Earnest
Newth and @ r Samueis
From the Beisedere: q. ". Porter. boat
header. AMI four sick men, J HenseH. J.
Malcney. John Boswell and Andrew Mel
son. and Mr.. Charles B-ow1r. frorn Cape
stnyth. Point Barrow.
We have transferred 70 the whaling YES
se,s Cor this seasons work the following
men: From The Freeman: Delphi Lopez.
Carson, Frank Meuderez. NJ Fernandez.
a. J. steuar, \. Espinoza. John Gibson.
From the ovca: : Jocelvr. Joseph King
officers: @. Lopez. Z. Decoste. Sara kawa.
Manue, F'eras. J q. Johnson. p Holman.
G Frohna. +. Welsh. c. a Eberis. Will
lam Buerschlnser. +. sspcn, ]. Lee. J.
Lobc
From tire Rosario: CAPT Z. c. Comu.
I,a.lel JoseYh. a, Gomez Peter Stevarts.
From the Nav1vcA; Olaf Petersen.
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eminent abroad Including tie ccst o.
preoaraason IN anticipation % the war be-
gun By Spain Ii May. $50. these SUMS have
been raised ara expended,
From The a3e os 81. 50 Cuban notef Ss5s-
50 IS: from the sale Of asaso Cuban notes
Of 1853. IS, TssN 81; loan o. eco pesesas OF
the customs guarantee. ss4. .an. from the
sale % silver, etc. sS6S. SIS: lean OF tia Bank
o. Spain on the Cuban guarantee sss.4n.ee:
Loan at the Bank Of Spain On the Customs
guarantee. s4s saaoc: loa-. Of the Bank Of
Spain on guarantee OF contributions. Ss2.-
aoaaO; loan Of the Bank % Spain per
cent international debt, So. ooa.a Philip
pine taxes. s.. oN. 90.
Tness sums do rot include debts fer
transports etc, contracted by the govern
ment. whica are placed AZ approximately
So 90
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A Number of Changes I'm the Copsti-
tuition A-e to Be Considered.

TORONTO. Ont. Sept. 12-The sixth BIZ
email convention Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firen1a, opened here today.
There were some 40 delegates pre<sn: at
the opening and many more arrived dur
ing the day. The convention viii last ten
days or longer. 4 number % changes in
the const tuition ard In the beneficiary will
lie considered. An Interesting contest for
the successor % Grand Master :. p Sar-
gent IS expected. It f. understood the con
test vii bs between Grand Secretary A.
mold ard First Vice Grand Master J. J
Hanrahag% Tire afternoon session vas de-
voted 10 routine business. T'he l3dies' aux
iiayy held a short session az which Mrs
Joshua Leech. Of SedalIa, No. grand presi
dent, presided
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SON. of Veterans In Annual Encamp-
mens at Omaha.

OMAHA. Sep ls-The styenfeorth az
nual eacanrrs0; D. ;ns Sons - Veterans
was called 80 order IN teis city - Senior
Ns,e Commando George z. CogSAaN. -
G:sad RAPIDS. Mich. Aoout - delegates
responded "a t&e roll cali Tire morning
session was c0aine3 exclusively - routine
business Nat tAere are many important
matters coming III. and Il "a freely pre-
d.cted :hat tNs e1ca-,sfgGSCt VIZ - enc
= TIE inosi Interesting il :ae history %
,h@ - }er.
There will ha \ 5sh: az TIA election o:
rsr0Tar 3er-in~chief. ser which there are
th:ea prominent cac1.3ates-W < of.ar-
eoT<. ~ New Ya~k co!. S1epar.t. - III
c1.s ar L5ru.. Cav JJrss, % oEle Threa
cities desire - SECURE go ~eSt er1ar,n-
-ne~:-ifeGvev San Francisco ao* BOSTON,
The Ladies Az Scrtefy viii -osnrrer -
is session wt.A some seya1ty-fvc delegates
II Attendance
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PLUNGED THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Four Persons Killed and Many In
jured I'm Railroad Ace,a~nt.

senzer train on the Texas e Pacific rail-
road plunee! through n bridge twelve
miles south CT Texarkana shortly after
noon today. -Four persons are reported
killed outright ara a number % Others
were more or less seriously wounded. Ply
sic.ars have gone from this city 70 TIRE
scene CT the wreck On g special train 20
render assistance The extent OF the dis
aster IS not known. Heavy rains have
been falling IN this vicinity for the past
th.rty-six hours. All streams ara our OF
their banks and much damage has been
done Washoutz are reported on al roads.
The accident was due - high water, which
had undermined the bridge.