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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
Is. q a pitel.

Wenn tiefer Sdmer3 ben Meniden
nieoerbriidt, tuenn bic sraue Gorge ibm
nit bem boblen 0lid in Die gluaen
itarrt, oann lit es elm Segen, baB bie
tdsliden, unbebeutenoen Mnforberun<
gen oes 9ebens ben Meniden binipeas
5ieben bon ieinen idmar3en gebanten.
Sb oas SdDeriie uns setroffen bat,
oh mir bas S6uerte befiirdten, mir
miiiien eiien unb trinfen, mir idlafen
uno mir ior9en fir unfere Gleibuns 10
seideben ipdre.
Wobl uns, baB e8 10 1T. Gas 6ers
f0unte ionit manbmal Die 2aIi nift
trngen, bic ibm anfgebiirbet 1T. @as
iollte aus ben Wliittern, ben Srauen
lperben, beren S6bne, beren Widnner
brauben BOT oem Seinbe fteben? sic
miiBten berseben Dor Der toStliden
ansit, bic jebe Minute neu entlieben
liebe.
Charlotte empfanb es lpohltbdtie,
baB bic td9lidje Gorge fiji ibr Sinh,
Der innise 8erfebr nit Senriette
Nauen ibren @ebanfen eine fortmdbs
renbe Befddftisuns CAB. slud bas
anre9enoe @eiprdd SEQ Sersfelos BALI
ibr iiber mande banse Stunoe binuea.
Gie bate, bantbar fiir feline freunoli6e
9ilfe ani gbenb BON @ebbaros 0ludt,
bem jungen grafen germ elm freunbs
lide5 Gntsegenfommen se;eist. Wlit
lleberraiduns bate lie bemerft, baB
5ipifhen ihm uuo Seuriette Elm 10
mariner Ton burd bas @eiprd9 tlang,
ipie tie mad Der einsigeu lnterreSuns
Der Beioen nidt eruartet bate.
Geo 0ersfelo, u0llis sebeilt BON ieis
ner blinoen 2eibenihaft fir Charlotte,
bate iid) gan, bem liebliden 3auber
BON SenriettenS bolber Wldbaenbaftiss
feit binseseben. Gr mar iid ielbit nod
nidt gang tlar bariiber, mas i'm su
bieiem Nlabdcn sos. Die 9iebe mar
ibm bisber itets in gan, anoersr @es
ftalt eridienen. unb bod bielt er ieoen
Tag fIir uerloreu, on bem er iie nidjt
9eleben, geiproten batte; unS bod,
batet leoeu 9beno iein Wluno nnb
feline Gugen, oh er morgen tpieoerfonls
men biirfe.
llnb 9enIiette? sic ipagte es nitlt,
ben @ebanten ausSuoenfen, Der bod
man6mal jubelub in ibr aufliieg. gie
pagte es nidht, ben glid sii erlpioern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

ben lie INNER bjtteno ali iifb geridltet
fiiblte. llno' ibre IcDiidjterne, liille
Saltung felielte, ihr ielbii unbelpuBt,
Die beiti9e 9iatu 0ersieIps nit ben
feIteften GQnGea.
60 iporeu rub;se Gage pergangen;
Iiir Geo uno 0eariette Gage eines
itillen Gjliides.
ga fam eiues g'a.Dnittags Senriette
bon ejusla GIs9ana bleidJ uno err
id)rodeu nadl {auie.
p21aS Hait Sup" fraate Charlotte,
bic auf sen erlten 8lif iaB, oaB etpas
GuEerorbentljda8 9eideben ieia miiIIe.
limb baum nit Gem lofolt auftaubeu<
ben @eoanten, Der niemals in ibrem
9ersen rubte: sit 9ladridt ba uon
@ebharb?"
sd bob' ibn seieben" ia9te Sem
rieite touios.
r9lber er lebt? Senriette! ST lebt2"
r@r lebt; er 1T gefan9en.
u@eiangen! Wlag er sefansen iein.
Gber ct lebi g)leiu Soft, id) bante
Dir! gr lebt!"
sd meiB ni6I" ia9te Senriette
an9itlid, ses fam mir 70 ionSerhar Dor.
@ebbaro iab sefeiielt nnter 9eoefllna,
auf einem ldledten gSagerl Ssas
fanu bas bebeuten?"
nlluo GU meinii, ein Srrttum iii
nibt mDgli6?"
Stein, i'd babe i'm gu 9enau er-
fdHHr!
@barlotte Masenielo preBte ibse 3its
ternben 9dnoe felt aneinanber, lpie I'm
it'd nit @emalt aur 9iube su swinsen.
pllnb 9efeiiet. ia9lt 0u, sefeiielt?"
nSa. Geine .Sdube maren 3ulam=
nlengebunoen. "
Gin dnalilides Sdpeigen folate.
a@as beoeutet. bas?" ftaste enolid
Charlotte tonlOs. .l1m @uttes millen,
rief lie bann auifabrenb, nwas bentlt
Ou, Senriette, baB Gu meinlt!"
(Sortiesung fclat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
Die SuGdWGst|iche Telegraph und
Te|eph0l- -GeSe||Schaft.
Der ceBte Oes )Se9iments
gens0armes.
Cine Grsabluag nus nem Sabrs 1906.
Don Cafar Masnus.
(Sortiesune

sWie, iaein 6eir," rief Gebbarh
emp6rt, nilt oas sllles, mas man mir
gu ia9en 9eiiattet? Wlan bort mid
ni1t eiuulal, ueun i'd nerIidere, oaB
ib fein politiiGer slsent bin, Ionoern
preuBildber Sffisier. Man ldHt mid
feine .3eueen anfiibren, unb ootb Mir
ben 9unoerte mid als Ben Nittmeilter
bon @asenfelo erfennen. aennt mid
bod ielbit ser Sberbefeblsbaber Der
preuBiifen 9ruppen, Der Siirii 0obens
lobe, uno niirbe lid meiner anncbulen.
nDas bat er bereits setban, ia9te
Der Wiajor rubig, nbas dnbert aber an
Sbrer Sade 9ar ni6ts."
gebbarb bob iiberraiAt Sen Sopf.
.Sa, sewiB, wieoerbolte Der Wiajor,
.es dnbert nihts. Der Siirlt mag
irgeuo ME seb6rt baben, oaB Sie gez
fansen iino uno bat oesbalb an Sen
Safer seidlrieben. gu ben aften' bat
Der Safer eisenbdnois auf oen 0ianb
bieIes griefes geieht. Gamifift fir
llns bic Sade erleoi9t."
pSenn eS 10 itebt, ia9te @ebbar0
finiter, noann 1T alleroinss jeoes uei<
tere Bort Der 8ertbeioieuns per<
gebens.A
Ser Wlaior antiportete nidt, ionz
>bern uinfte nur oein Gorporal nit benz
aopf, oaB er ben @efansenen in feline
3elle 3uriidfiibren iolle.
Der .Sorn mar in Gebbaro madltiger
oils Die geiorgniB fir iein Sbidjal.
g8as iollte bieie elenos aom6bie zines
8erh6rs, oas in ieinem iulnmariihen
0erfabren bebentlid) an bic 3bdtiefeit
jener 8idter eriunerte, bic oil inandem
Gage mebr als bunoert Spfer nod ser
@uillotine gei9idt hatten?
.Nein,N fagte Gebbaro bel iid,
.mer 10 bas Iedt nit SiiBen tritt, Der
mirb ielbit rehtlos Dor oem b6diten
1nenihliden @erifbt, Dor Dem @erifbt
ber @eltseidJidte. llnb bieles @erid]t
pirb ben gbron oeS Sorlen wieoer
nieberreiben burd eblere Grdite, ais
bic iinb, nit benen er ibn aufgebaut
bot. @enn bas SdJidIal bafiir mein
2eben foroert-id sebe eS germ; fterbe
if bod fir bic b6dlien Menl1ensiiter:
fir Jreibeit unb Redt!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
Der patent(6impfer.
oun frans FriObsys.

Gs gilt pielleitbt feinen Menifben,
Der nidt oas geoiirfniB fiiblte, ii6's
wenisiiens einmal i'm Sabre uom Ser
gen beruntersureoen Siele biirfen's
MIR nidt. Die es aber biirfen, MAIDEN
bon ibrer 6reibeit oft einen su aus
siebigen @ebrauG, uno BON bieier
Sorte CAB esl in friiberen 3eiten in
@ien cine llumaiIe. Ger eenliitbliDe
Wiener 1T eigentlifb Der geborene
peilimiit "a hiiierl4 idimpfen tbut
ibm INNER fuobl. Sn neuerer 3eii lit
ia oieie slrt in Die gesentbeilige 0le>
tbooe umgeiGlagen uno Ser Sung
miener gebDrt au ben srOBten Gbau.
uiniiten Der Nelt, 10 baB-lpie mir
Wloris Wlossopsfi er5dblt-ber 6remSe
i'm aafieebaus bic Gisarre niht mebr
ansesiinoet friesen faun obne ba6 Ser
&ellner Die 9emertuu9 biersu maft,
naber 10 Seier befommens nur bel
unS in @ien."
i3u Ben srirnnislten Gdin1pfern oes
often gSien geh6rte unlireitie mein
6reuno Grebbanef. Sb feline 9cber
bieran iduIo mar ober ionlt uaa-
fursnnl, oas Sdimpfen mar ibm Elm
9ebiiriniB, cine 9ult. @r babste li1
oroentlid) in oeu Slutben ieiner
GdimpIansoriide, unO penn er einen
Gag nidt 9eniiseno seidinpit bate,
fiiblte er lid franf. gr tiimmerte iib
TIM allies, bcfa6te iid) nit alien, Eolis
tit, Sunlt, gDilienI6aft, io;ialer
gairtbIbaft- nur um gu idDimps
len. @r mar iber nod einmal 70 aft
wie i1, troeben maren mir Guss
freunoe. glm beftislien .trieb ct es In
Den Wirihsbauieru. Die &ellner mod:
ten iid) nod 70 niel Wliibe eeben, ibn
SuIrieoen ;u itellen, eri1impfte immer
toller. Gr mar aud bieierbalb unter
ben aellnern iebr balo setannt, Der.
p6nt, unb iie saben ibm oen @eis
ilatnea Der .Rateutidimpfer." Die
Wiener 9ellnergenonenldaft biloet
ndmlid einen 8ins. uub ieber miB,
liebise gait lit in brei 9asen nod
allen 0idtunsen bin tpiiirt. Gines
cages 1aben mir in einem Heltaurant,
Der Slide nabe, uno ba borte id), als
Der aelluer binaus9ing, Tim bie Yes
itellun9 3i MAIDEN, fpie u aniasie /:
Sin 0foitbrai'l fir BEN 9atenti9imp.
ier." Sosleid, wie mir in's Gelian.
rant eintrateu, befam Orebbanef ainen
g9ntbaniGll, nSimmeliatrament -
wolit's glei D. SSeniiet sumadeu, pers
fludte ga9aid
gSbas 6eu uon 9rebbanet, er,
laubte lid Der Speilentrager mandls
mai ltllibtern 5u bemerten. n's is ia
belt 10 beiB ornnsen."
ns Wiaul balten, 9laubersbaa.
Ses m0d)ts am liebiten, oo6 mi alei
Der S!blag irifit!4 Die 6eniier meroen
raid geidloiien. .0iii ollie, 6s Gron' N
-ioll'n mer oeau oerliiden in Gurer
perpelieten Suit!" Gin Seulter miro
mieber aufgemaft. r9iit Dos, oas
anoere!" Gas anbere miro ge0ffnet,
momit bieie 9tugelesenbsit enolld ers
leolgt IT. Der 3abltellner fommt unb
re6net 0rebbunef ieine sieblin9slpeis
len Dor. 8ei jeoer autmortet er nit
einem Stud unb bebauptet neii uno
feIt, Der Sber mill ihu pergiIten, moiilr
er i'm ndbItens bem Stautsonmalt
aniei9en wirb. elah lan9em Suten
enii6lie6t er Iid) enolid) uno Der Self,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
gfeue tiirfiide Babe : glnitalt.
9ritte StraBe SO. 80, einen Blod
butter Der Boit Sffice.

Strtif6e. ruiRi9e. Rafenbampf..
gtobel' unb einflde 8doer tdelif fur
0erreu uno Damen. Nafoae. bhb
uerauaen Dperationen. Ofen 8ag
uub Na1t.
geionbere Babtanitalt fhr Damen.
Carl Seied. Gi9entbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
WabHde @ptel Sar,
Dr. 6oufon straBe,
3 nj. ~ u TT, ..... Giaentbiimer,

Man finbet bier ein bor3asli&es
@las Bier unferer beimif9en 8raue,
reien. 8eionbere Mnertennung Der.
bienen bie Weine. @igarren, Wbisties,
3iquore &C. . gor3hgli9er Grei'
Iun1 be8 W orsenS unb ga d.
m tttags. Oieie Wirtbidaft erfreut
fi1 bes ausge3eihneten Rufes su benz
angenebmaen gufenibaIisorte bet
Stabt su sdblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

- Der 8s1t bes fpanif6.amsritanis
fden Griebsns. 8ertrages mirb ni1t
eber oer6fentlidbt merben. bis Der
Bunbss. .Senai ba3u bic ausbrhdli1e
8enebmisuns ertbeiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
Wattbies Bros. sSletiher i,

No. 507 . Ohs0oufon. n.Stras.,
Nur bas oor3aelidiie &inbs, e9of.
unb Sdweinefeiid.
Spe3taIitdt: Sunses aalbHeiid.
alle Arten bon WurF, edinfen
3unge, 5dmaIs &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

Dor tber so Sabren f1on wurbe
Wrs. WihSlom'S SOOTHING Sprup
BON MiIionen BON Nihttern betm Sab.
men ber &inber allgeuenbet. Wtrf bu
i'm S1lnfe bur@ bas S@reien etnes
&inbes gef6rt, bas TN 3abnen tf unb
Dor S9meraen peints Wenn 10, laKe
iofort eine 5laf@e BON sMlrs. @tus'
lows Soothing @prup1 boleu. eeiu
@ertb ifi unbeaablbar. gs mirb BEN
tletnen 2eibenben iofort 2tnberung bers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf Nfhtter,
eS TT tein 3meifel baraber. IS betIt
Opienterp unb 9iarrboe, resaIirt ben
Magen unb bic Hieren, beieitigt Wtnb,
aoltt, erwei9t ben Gaumen, perbin.
bert gntahnbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. sWrs. @insIp,ps Soothing
SprupA fur aabnenbe 3inber III anges
nebm In Gef9mad nnb bas &ecept
fammt bon eineu1 ber beHen tpeibli9en
aerate tn ben Der. Stoaten. gs III Bet
allen Oruggifen In ber ganaen Welt 3u
baben. preis Is Gents per 5lai@e.
8auft ni9ts anbereS, alS Mrs. Winss
Ions eootbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

= unier meiBer Nebrasfa. 0afer unb
baS I'm SUM- gef9nittene 6eu Rnb bas
bette pferbefutter. Nlles rein unb
tpoblf6medenb.
Beriudt e8 einen Ntonat.
Guniet 9Dppo 60. Sel. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28
Siir in 2Iafaria>Q Qiltrikte,t

9sbenbs iinb Tutt's Yillsn unsrldBtid;
is erbaItsn ben &OrpsrsOrsanismus il
pollltanbiss SrSuuns unb iie bsfuirtsr
Ab(oluts 9siIuns
BON 9Opfidmer,sn, S.rbauunssbs.
idwsrben. Wfalaria. 2ebsrlsibsu, Der.
itOpfuus uno allen @alsnfrauttsltsn.
Smtt's 2eber, Yilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

- 8olbs unb Silbers unb plaitrte
Waarsn In sefdmaduollfer NuspabI
BET @riber 8rDs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-28

- @ement unb ssaIf bel, 6enrp
pauIp. Bel. So.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
HIS CHEAP HAIRCUT.

There is in NewYork City a little German barber-shop, the proprietor of which has grievance against the Irish some time One evening, in his hearty German way, he welcomed customer "a burly son of Ireland with an enor- nous shock of hair, who roughly cried:
 ''Oi want a hair cut. Do yez moind?"
 "Yah, von haircut init der head?"
 'Yis, that's it: wan hair cut" and W ith yawn the Celtic gentleman threw himself in the chair.
 While the barber was preparing his scissors the Irishman nodded a few times, and in short while had ap- parently dropped into a doze. The barber went industriously to work and the locks fell with every snip of the scissors. Meanwhile the Irishman slept on At last the hair was cut and brushed, and the barber exclaimed:
 "Ach, dat is good. You looks like von gentleman"
 With start the man of Ireland awoke and gave glance in the mirror Say, Germany, did Oi ask yez to cut my hair?"
 ''Yah, dots yot I do."
 Whats that? Did Oi say Oi wanted my hair cut? Did Oi?'
 sYah, yah! Dots right"
 With a rush the Irishman grabbed him by the collar.
 Look here, Germany, Oi said Oi wanted hair cut; that's wan hair-do yez hear?-the long wan that was hang ing in front. For what do yez want to be cuttin' all of thim? Oi'll have the law on yez at once fer that" And with a wrahtful countenance he slapped on his hat and left the place before the astonished barber could recover from his fright
 When the rollicking Irish wit turned the corner he was heard to remark: Faith, that's chape way to get a haircut"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
FISH STORIES FROM THE NORTH.
The Great Abundance of Fishes from

The Great Abundance of Fishes from
 the Columbia to the Yukon.
 '"The waters of Alaska, both oceanic and inland, have food supply equal to the demands of a continent" said H. c. Deming of Vancouver. Nobody who who has not actually seen the teeming life in these waters can believe the truth. In Behring Sea there are fishing banks where cod and menhaden are caught in numbers that put the New foundland banks away into the shade. The herring runs are enormous. I have seen the peculiar ripple caused by her ring shoals extending over the surface of the sea as far as the eye could reach, and fishermen tell me they are actually increasing, notwithstanding the terrible slaughter by seals and a blackfsh which not only eats fish, but catches seals, and when wounded will attack an ocean steamer.
 But it Is the salmon runs that ex- cite the greatest wonder. These fish go up the rivers in the spring and early summer to spawn, and sometimes in the shallower parts of a stream are so thick that they actually climb over each
 
 cure all they want with clubs and pitch forks. When they encounter a perpen- dicular fall they leap to an astonishing height and millions are killed by falling back to the water and rocks. Only the strongest succeed in reaching the high est points on the streams and they are generally so battered up that when they are caught on their return they are not considered fit for food by the white residents of the coast l have seen the banks of the Skagit and the Snoqualmie, Washington streams, piled up two feet high with dead salmon that are hauled away in immense numbers to enrich the farm lands, and yet there is apparently no diminution in the vast numbers that eome' from their winter home in the deep sea each season. Some idea of the wonderful extent of the salmon fisheries may be obtained from the fact that the salmon runs extend from the Columbia to the Yukon, in cluding coast line of more than 2,OOO miles.
 "The strange creatures of the sea that are usually found in tropical waters are also found here. 1 have seen an oc- topus with arms fifteen feet long caught in Seattle harbor, and sea anemones sea cucumbers, sea urchins, starfish moonfish, dogfish and sharks are to be found everywhere in the greatest abun- dance. Rock cod, sea bass, ling and other game fish of the sea are very plentiful and clans are so aboundant that every saloon has clam bouillon on tap free to every conner. The North ern Pacific and Behring Sea are won derful storehouses. .'-Denver Republi- can.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
NORTH HAVEN.

Jan. 10.-Rev. MT, Lathrop gave wide-awake discourse on sunday morning, and the music rendered was in keeping with the sermon. Choice flowers decorated the desk. In the Sunday school the new superintendent did well. He announced that he had chosen MT. w. w. Stevens to be as sistant superintendent. MT. z. w. Mansfield is assistant librarian and it is thought the Sunday school is we'll officered.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T.. U. will be held in the Center chapel on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. MT Mills, son-in-law of MT. $. A. Bower has a position as city editor on the Morning News
 The ladies of the Kings Daughters society will give an entertainment in the Sunday school room on Thursday evening, January 13, to which the pub lie is kindly invited. Among the inter esting exercises proposed is to be a new feature, a "Humaniphone' ac-
 compartment to a portion of the unique performance. An oyster supper
 will be served from six o'clock on. A good time is expected.
 Mrs. c. N. Turner and Mrs. l.. F.
 Futile, with other members of North Haven grange, win attend the state grane in Hartford this week. MT, and Mrs. R. O. Eaton are the members to represent North Haven grange at the session
 Mrs. Lyman F. Bassett has been quite i'll and attended by Dr. Smith of Whitneyville. She is improving in
 health but not yet able to leave her mouse
 Mir and Mrs, Will Smith are to live in the house with MT. Smiths mother in Clintonville.
 The report that Fred Shares was to return to North Haven proves not to
 be true, he having accepted position in Berlin.
 Mr. Lone's family has moved from
 Fred Shares house to the E. Davis place.
 Last Wednesday a little dog of the fox terrier breed came to w. B. Rob- erts' house and is bound to stay. The | owner would confer a favor if he would call for the animal. The collar is marked John McGarry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
ESTERHAZY IS NOT GUILTY
THE COURT UN4NIMOUSLY DE-
 CLARES FOR 4CQUITTAL.

The Votes We're Recorded in Conformity With the Military Code Commencing With the Officer of Lowest Rank-Police Arrest Mime. Jouffroy for Alleged BIack- mailing of an Army Officer.
 Paris, Jan 11.-Another climax in the famous Dreyfus case, which has inter- ested military circles all over the world, was reached to-day when Count Ester hay, who had been dragged into the scandal, was acquitted of having had dealings with the foreign agents" in which it was alleged he sold French army secrets.
 The taking of testimony ended at 5 o'clock this afternoon, when the gov ernments representative briefly ad- dressed the court. The secret delibera- ton of the court martial which followed the address of Major Esterhazy's coun- sel terminated at S:15 p. m., when the president read the judgment as follows: ''Is Major Esterhazy guilty of having had dealings with foreign agents?"
 "The votes were recorded in confor- mity with article 131 of the military code, commencing with the officer Of the lowest rank.
 ''The president, in giving his opinion last, said the court declared unani- mously upon the aforesaid question that tle accused was not guilty
 The president then ordered Major Els terhazy to be liberated, enjoinins upon the government representative to have the decision read to the defendant. The large crowd outside was quieted by the police. Dreyfus on emerging was not recognized by the crowd.
 Major Esterhazy appeared alone and proceeded to the prison of Cherche Midi. The crowd greeted him with cries of Vive r Armee; vive la Commandant Esterhazy," and tried to shake hands with him. Directly the major entered the prison the police cleared the streets.
 The police have arrested Mime. Jouf- fray d'Abbans and her paramour on the charge of blackmailing an army cap tain. A number of letters supporting the charge have been seized. Mime. d'Abbans is said to have formerly been a doubtful character named Chabot. She married an elderly nobleman, M. Jouffroy d Abbans. She pretended to be Major Esterhazy's s'veiled lady" and was examined during the inquiry.
 Paris, Jan. 1.-The chamber of depu- ties and the senate resumed their ses- sions to-day. M Brisson was reelected president of the house.
 The senate adjourned until Thursday when it will elect officers.
 M. Scheurer-Kestner, who has been prominent as a defender of Dreyfus, is again a candidate for reelection to the vice presidency.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
FOR wAsH1NGroN,s BIRTHDAY
Committee Arrangements for the An
 p11o1

Committee Arrangements for the An
 nual Observance.
 The committee chosen at the meeting of the Washington birthday celebra- ton committee in 1897 has sent circu- lar letters to all the veteran, civic and patriotic organizations in the city, ask ing them to appoint three members to represent them at a general committee meeting which will be held on Thurs day evening in room 10 and il, city hall.
 The various organizations in the city have nearly all compiled, and it is ex- pected that the meeting Thursday evening will be very we'll attended At this meeting the committee of ar engagements will be appointed The celebration exercises will probably be held in the Hyperion as usual The committee in charge is: c. W. Ross (chairman), E. B. Bradley, John w Hut, w. F. Whittelsey (secretary.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
THE BOUTS TONIGHT AT THE
 HYPERION

THE BOUTS TONIGHT AT THE
 HYPERION.
 The contest between Dan Murphy and Coston, which takes place at the Hy- perion theater this evening, will un- doubtedly be one of the most interest ing bouts ever seen in this city. They box twenty rounds at 155 pounds for a purse of $500 given by the Franklin Athletic club of this city, also the Rich ard K Fox belt, valued at $250, which will represent the champion middle weight of the state, and will be given to the winner of to-night's battle Both men have been trained very faith fully for this contest and will be in the best of condition for the fray. The winner of this bout will be challenged at the ringside by Mysterious Billy Smith for a match to take place at the Franklin clubs next show, which takes place in February for an $500 purse. Murphy is in the city and looks to be in tip top shape. He is the fa- vorite in the betting. But when he gets through with Coston he will know that he was fighting, as both men are hard hitters and gluttons for punishment. This is the first championship battle ever held in this state. Tickets for the show have been selling very rapidly. and the sporting fraternity from all over the state will be well represented. The two preliminary bouts between Charley Kelly and Jim Garfield and Jack Ward and George Munroe will be very interesting, as they all have been training very faithfully. Sam Austin will be referee and Dan O'Reilly will be master of ceremonies.