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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
HAWAIIAN coMMIssIoNERs.
Cullom, Morgan, Hit and Dole Will
Be Amounted

Washington. July SIT is probable that
President Mckinley Will announce tomor-
row the names of the Hawaiian commits
sioners whom he IS TO nominate under
the provisions of the resolutions annexing
the Hawaiian islands. Unofficially. it is
understood. that four of the five commits
sioners will be Senator Cullom. of Hin
OILS; Senator Morgan, of Alabama; Repre-
sentative Hit, of Illinois. and President
Dole of the present Hawaiian republic
The fifth member of the commission, il is
reliably understood. will De prominent
member of the Hawaiian judiciary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
UNWORTHY CUBANs.
Those Who Will Not Work Need Not
Expect Food.

Washington, July S.-The war de-
partment officials express 10 surprise
at the action of one of the American
generals with Skaters army in refus-
ing to extend rations to some of the
Cubans because of their refusal to do
mental work as required of them. While
the desire and purpose Of the govern
ment is to feed the Cubans who may
need it, yet this matter rests with the
commanding general, who dnquestion-
ably has the right to withhold rations
if for any reason he deems such action
necessary. A separate account of all
food furnished to the Cubans is to be
kept by the army officers. so that at
the end CT the war ar intelligent state
ment OF the subject may be given to
the public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
CERVERA'S WRECKS.
Cristobol Colon Can Be Floated With
out Trouble.

New York. July S.-Captain Frederick
Sharp, an expert diver and the chief OF
the Merritt & Chapman Wrecking com
pany, will have charge of the wrecking
outnt which sails for Norfolk today. from
thence TO the coast of Cuba with the
hope of saving some of the vessels of Adj
miral Cervera's fleet
Captain Sharp Will make thorough eX-
animation # the vessels of the Spanish
fleet, to ascertain how many can be saw
ed and brought to American waters.
The wreckers are confident of saving
the Cristobal Colon. If she is worth the
trouble. Captain Sharp said he would not
have any trouble in floating her and TAX
ing her to Key West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
SAILORS SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
If Stories Are True, They Are Guilty
of Murder.

New York July S-The Times prints
| the following: The alleged brutality to-
ward the passengers of La Bourgogne
during the struggle for life following the
collision and sinking of the vessel is the
! subject of much comment throughout the
| city. 1t is the popular opinion that the
stories of the surviving passengers must
lead to an investigation of unusual thor
ouehness and interest.
Assistant District Attorney Unger in dis
cussing the case said that in common law
any company is responsible for the acts
of its employees. In his opinion the sur
viving sailors of La Bourgogne could be
indicted for murder if the charges can
be proven. 1t was the first duty of the
sailors. he said, to save the passengers.
He cited several parallel cases. One was
that of the Mate Holmes of the steamer
William Brown which sank off Nova
Scotia in 1S41. Holmes ordered "a men
and two women thrown overt GARD H0 mes
was arrested ana tried for manSlaughte:,
found guilty and the verdict was sus-
tanned by the United States supreme
court.
When asked about the Jurisdiction Mr.
Unser said that in his opinion if La
Bourgogne'S sailors committed the alleged
acts on RATS or in small boats, the United
States government would have jurisdic-
ton, but If the alleged brutalit!es were
committed on the steamship itself the
French government would have jurisdic
ton.
Francis Edmond Bruwaert. the French
consul general, said as soon as the sur
NlNOTS OF the wreck TedCH IllS port. 4
consular investigation will be instituted
to collect all available evidence concern
ing the casualty, and this will be for
warded to the French maritime court.
In this case. as in all Others" said the
consul general Il will hear any evidence
that may be volunteered By the oassen-
gers, but so far as l have investigated the
laws of my country on the subject l have
no right to determine upon any part of
the case
Whatever crimes of omission OF COM
mission may have been committed
whether on board La Bourgogne or on
ra1Ls. or in small boats. were undoubted-
ly committed under French jurisdiction
as the were under the French flag and
therefore in French territory. This would
in France. where they will be sent
When asked whether. If there was evil
dence given by the passengers to show
that any parties or members of La Bour-
gognes crew had actually killed a pas
senger from one of the ships boats he
would be arrested here, the counsel said I
that he had not had the time TO look up
the law o., the subject.
Il am inclined to think however, ne |
said. that / would simply forward the |
evidence to the home authorities and if /
IL was decided that crime had been COM /
mitteG. 1 would be instructed 10 cause !
the arrest of the guilty parties. If they !
were still here. or they would be arrested 1
apply even in cases in New York harbor." |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
REVOLT AGAINST AMERICANS.
Cock-and-bull Story From Spanish
Consul at Hongkong.

Madrid, July S.-The Spanish consul
at Hongkong cables that the insur-
gents at Cavite, Manila Bay, have re-
VOTED against the Americans. He adds
that sharp fusilade was exchanged
and that the result was not known.
In another part of his dispatch the
Spanish consul makes the assertion
that a majority of the Philippine in
surgents have received the American
! endorsements with hostility, because
they included numbers of negroes"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
HAWAII's BONDS.
New York Spectators Gamble On
Newland's Resolution

San Francisco, July S.-H. H. Pearson.
jr.. and Walter Stanton. of New York.
representing Edward c. Jones company of
New York and a syndicate of New York
from Honolulu. having offered the Ha-
waiian government 5000 premium for
s4.GOc. OO0 AZ per cent 2O-year refunding
bonds, which would. under the Newlands
resolution. become a debt of the United
States. They found the bill before the
legislature unsatisfactory as to maturity
and form of bonds and insufficient to
make changes prior TO annexation be-
coming Q fact.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09

The Rev. Robert F. Coyle, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Oakland,
Cal. and one of the most eloquent pulpit
orators in this country. received a call to
the Madison avenue Presbyterian church
of New York City. one of the most prom
inent ecclesiastical institutions in the
United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
COMMENT AT PARIS.
America Turning Her Attention to
Foreign Conquest.

Paris. July S.-The Temps this after
noon, referring to the annexation of Ha-
wall by the United States. says:
1T is impossible to ignore the creation
of a daily increasing current in America
bearing that country in the direction OF a
political ACKNOWLEDGMENT and foreign coz
quests. which is a departure from all its
national traditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
ELEVEN LIGHTERS WRECKED.
Vessels For Shafter Lost OFF the
American Coast.

Washington, July S.-The war de-
partment was advised tonight that dur
ing a severe storm off the coast of
Cuba, IL lighters en- route to Santiago
in tow Of tugs were swamped and lost.
So far as known, no lives were lost The
lighters were from Mobile, New Or
leans and Charleston, and were intend
ed for the use of General Shafter in
transferring supplies and ordnance
from the transports to shore. The de-
partnent Immediately put into opera
ton efforts to replace the lost lighters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
Spanish Fours Aduanced-

London, July 8. -Spanish As went up
today on the rumor that Madrid is
negotiating with Washington for peace,
but the officials of the British foreign
office say there are no indications that
peace is being negotiated. Spanish Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
SPEEDY JUSTICE.
Wife Murderer Pleads Guilty and
Goes Up For Life.

Madison. Wis, July Sired Rodman
Westfleld, the wife murderer, was
brought here today 10 escape mob vio-
lence. He was taken Immediately be-
fore judge. After waving formali-
ties. Rodman pleaded guilty to muir
der in the first degree and was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life. July
I. the anniversary of the crime, each
year is to be spent in solitary confine-
n1aut
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opened at s3A. Yesterdays closing
price was &c.
The stock exchange rumor had It
that the peace negotiations were being
conducted through British interrnedia-
ries- This, however, is denied at the
foreign office, where the officials say
there are no indications anywhere that
peace is being negotiated
Spanish As closed at 341s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
SPAIN IS SCARED
BY OUR WARSH|PS
Portion of Cabinet Favors
Immediate Peace.
ARMY WANTS A CHANCE
TO WIN A BIG VICTORY
Newspapers Urge the GOvernmelt
to Sue For Peace.

People of Spain Are Beginning to
Realize the Magnitude of the
Naval Disaster-Russia Strongly
In Favor of Peace, and the Press
Recommends Intervention-Ne
Negotiations On Foot at Present
Peace Talk at Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09

marriage last Saturday of Miss Alta Nc
Pherson. daughter of the late John r.
Mcpherson, United States senator from
New Jersey. TO DR.. Joseph Muir. Mrs
Muir is the heircss to an estate worth
millions. Dr. Muir is resident OF New
York Cit and a graduate of the New
York Medical School.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
Army Appointments Held Up.

Washington, July S.-The senate. during
it's executive session today confirmed all
the nominations sent in by President Nc
kinley today together with long list of
nominations previously submitted. The
time today was taken up almost wholly
with appointments TO which there was no
went over Southern senators renewed
their objections TO some OF the northern
men nominated for commissions in south
ern regiments and good many of these
appointments were held up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09

II think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is the finest preparation on the market
for piles" So writes John c.. Dunn of
Wheeling. w. Va. Try it and you will
think the same. 1t also cures eczema
and all skin diseases.
SMITH 6 SWIFT, Druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09

The rebellion in China is spreading. Tho
towns Of Yungh Sien and Pei Iui TiIIh
have fallen. Swa Chow and Woo Chow
are threatened vnd disturbances are re.
ported to have broken out at Chin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
LITTLE BULLETS.

Fort thorsand tons of coal is now on
the way from Atlantic ports to the Philip
pines, where it v.'l be transferred 20 Ad-
miral Dewey's - ps
The PoDolo Romano says the Italian
government has ordered the thlrd-ciass
cruisers Siementc era Desan 10 proceed
to the Philippine islands.
The paymasters have almost completed
their work ct Chickamauga and Will leave
Tor cam2S further south. The amount
paid at Chickamauga Will run 10 rearIv
S2.SOc,OtO, each regiment averaging S2S 600.
Thousands of persons have been
cured of piles by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Save. II heals promptly
and cures eczema and all skin diseases.
It gives immediate Keller
SMITH & SWIFT, Druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-09
NO ATTACK ON MANILA LABOURGOGNE HORROR
Tales of Fearful Brutality From the
Survivors.
SHOW MARKS AND BRUISES
AUSTRIANS ATTACKED PASSEN
GERS WITH KNIVES.

Damn the Passengers" Said An En-
gineer, Who Acted In Most
Brutal Manner-Members of the
Crew Were Kissed When They
Landed-May Be Prosecuted.
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HOW OUR SHIPS sunk ENEMY

Continued from Page II
mangled into the fire which at once start
ed below.
A TERRIBLE SIGHT
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er3eugen eiue bsbeutenbe 6ibe; uer,
ben he bann nod ber Gonne anSges
iegt unb Der frifden 2uft beraubt, 10
ge9en fe f6nea su Grunbe. Die
Ed9mben i'm 9tod folten 10 befetiigt
tDeroeu, baf He f@ ni6t beridisbn
t6nnen.
I'm bie &adtebr ber Bienen auf ben
altea StanbOrt gu berbaten, barf man,
tpenn Der neue gtanb f6 nur eine turse
Strede bon alteH befiubet, ben Stod
nnr tdgli6 IL SUP oerrtiden, bis
man am geluini9tea plaB lit. Muf
9r6Bere gntfernunselt iptrb ber We@s
fel nit eiaeul WlaIe aussefabrt unb an,
aeuen @tanbprt, mdbrenb Der Sted
gei@IoRen bleibt, auf bemfelben tpie.
Der ldngere 3eit getrommelt unb baum
bas GlHsIo9 ge6ffaet. Sc ift au ems
pfebIen, tpenn Der 5tod auf benz neueu
PIaBe TT, bas Gluslo9 mad ber entge.
sengeiebten &t@tune bonn alten gtanb,
ort au ri9ten; aud taun man Elm Brett
ober einen aaften In Der Ndbe bes
Jluglo9es auffelen, 10 baB bic Bte,
net se3wunseu Rnb, R9 bie Nufnel.
lung genau au t1erten. Wirb ebiees
8erfabren beOba@tet, 70 perben menige
Bienen auf ibreu alten stanbort su.
rtidtebreu. Befonbers iit mdbrenb bes
Sransportes mod barauf 3u a@ten, bnB
bie 5t6de 10 ueni9 mte m6sli6 gef9at,
telt unb bur9 StoBen unb 99dtteIn
bie &dbmGen ni@t perf9oben tperben,
ober pobl gar Sic neuen uo9 nt1t Be-
fefigten Waben abgebro9en perbeu.
Im 3medm1Bigiien TT es. fur ben tpet,
tereH transport ieben Stod in ein
groBes Sud su tnipfen unb bann auf
sinen quer aber ben Waseu geIesten
8aum au 6dngen.
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gatllipttett tperbe, perimenft,

gs 1T setuiB tuObttbuenb fir bas
8ublifum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod tpe=
ntsitens elm @ei6dft i'm 2anbe siebt,
tueldes ni6t bapor 5uriididredt, ben
8ebiirftigen uno 2eioenben sesenlber
srOBmiitbis 5u lein. Die 8eiiber BON
Or. ainss geeuer @ntbeduns filr
S9pinbiu6t, Suiten unb Sdnupfen baz
ben iber sebn MilliOnen 9robef flaiben
oieier srOBen Mebi5in berl9enft unb
baben bic @enustbuuns 5u ipiiien, baB
babur6 in Taulenoen bon abiolut boffz
nunsslOien 5dlen cine Seiluns er5ielt
wurbe. 9fitbma, 8ronditis, Seiierteit
unb ale 9eiOen oes 9alies, oer 8ruit
uno Der 2un9en iuer6en babur9 iieber
furirt. Wtan ipre6e in Der Npotbefe
bon S. &alteper unb Sebn pOr unb laiie
ii6 eine 9robeflui6e umionit seben.
&esulare @r6Be so Gents unb $1.OO.
Seoe 5laide iuirb sarantirt, Ober ber
8reis auriiderita itattet.
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bic 9lbbdn9e BON bid)ten 9ananens uno
&otosnuBpalmenwdlbern bebedt, oann
i6roff uno Id)roffer elm tiefes 9bal ab,
bas oidt binter bem Srte bon oer
2anoftra6e auf einem gisantiiben, in
smei Ihurmboben Stodiuertea bic bei>
ben Gpatrdnoer perbinbeaoen TiaSuft
iiberihritten purSe. Gin md6tiges,
inponireuoes 8auiuerf aus altlpa'
niider 3eit, elm 8aumert fait BON
r0miIdIer Gepalt. Der GOftor bate
sic Bride etlpa8 unter lid liegen.
0iuter Der gang niebtigen, taum tnie.
-bebea 8riiliuns iab er ben sraumeiBen
Sabripes iiber bas 9bal iid ipannen,
ienleits ben Gbbans mieber euporiteie
gen unO in elm freunblides GOrf ein>
biesen, bas, bon BEN md6tisen sriiuen
6adern srauer iauleuartiser a0nisss
palmen iiberwebt, auf ben jenleiti9en
Siieeln lag. gor ibm unb lints behnte
iid Wtarianao aus nit ieinen niebz
li6en, fdmuden uno gum Gbeil prdde
ti9en unb prunfbollen 8illen reider
Saufleute uno BflanSer.
(SDrtIebung folgt.)
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Wbitebaa Serminus.
gfeue Ginfabrt mad OfeD gori bia
y. & .. 9. @. T1.-lIn.
erretdte JacilitGten.

Wbitebal terminus, bic neue Gin,
fabrt mad Nem Oort, bie am Montas
ben 19. Suli nia ber Baltimore, ObiD
unb 5tibwefli9en 8abn er6ffnet
tpurbe, ift bie gelegenfe Station mad
allen SbeiIen Der Gtabt Stem Oort uub
Brooflpn. Dieier Serminus iff oil
Der South 5errp, 6fli@ bon Der 8at.
terp unb BON bier aus unter bemielben
Dabe tnerben gerbinbungeil gema6t
nit ben 3ageu ber 3meiten, Sritten,
Se@fen unb Neunteu Npenue So9.
babn; NIT benen Der 8roabmap, So,
lumbus unb 2eziugton Mpenue gabeI.
liuiea; DIE unb WeHieite Ringbabs
aen ber pferbebabalinien; 5outb.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 6an,iI.
ton Apenae unb 80. StraBe (Broot.
lpn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure Sidets aa9 Neu Oort
tiber bie 9. & 8. g. %. R'p unb Sbr
entsebt allen unbeauemli@teiten.
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@ef@brea ses cmbaaii9en Rtimas

Der pratiif9e Mrat Gr. Damaio 3.
9atne In philadelphia, ber Rd in Cuba
tiber IL Sabre aufsebalten bat unb BITE
Werb6Itnife baielbit gut tenat, bot fi@
tn Der sPbil. SimesS ausftibrli9 liber
bie angebIi9 uttieren Sruppen baielbfi
broben6en @efabren beruebmen Iaf.
leu. Die auR@t, baB auf Cuba bas
9elbe Jie5er tiberau beimii6 iet, Jet
bolfdnbia unri@tig. Das 2anb iei
bon bewalbeten 8eretetten bur93osen
unb bur9pegs fieberfrei. gIos Id Ben
Stdoten an ber SeetdFe tomme, befon,
bers 5ur Regenseit bonn Mai BIS Sep.
tember, bas seIbe Gieber, fouie Ma.
laria Dor.
aaerbiass ieiea bieieuigen, BITE an
bas tropifbe alima ni1t gepbbnt Rub,
ben 3rontbetten n1ebr ausgefest als
bie Auffdnbii9en; alIein BET aumen.
oung ber n6tbigen 8orii9tsmabregeIn
tbane teber Jrembe In guba i11 Dor
ben anfedeuben arantbeitea Iei6t btt.
ten. Wenn uniere 9ruppeu biefe MaB.
rsseln beoba9ten. gar tetne geifiisen
4etrdnte au f9 nebmen, nibt im
Treien unb anf bloBem 8obeu i9lafen
-Ghmer ausfiibrbar y lid piel I'm
Jreien iu1brenb bes Sages betpegeu,
f@ gan3 lei9t su fleiben, tppmbeIi6 TT
graHea unb lueiBeu Stofen unb out
9tOrgen cine 3ofis gbinin ober siue
MinimaIbofts bon Nrfenit einnebmen
tDiir6en, 10 bdtteu Re Don BEN aelbeu
Gieber nidt bas MinbeRe su befdrd.
ten. gs empfeble fi6 aber NOD aus
berbem etne Neuimpfung ber 3rubpen,
ba auf Cuba bic 8latteru hets epibe.
mild auftreten unb cine groBe 8efabr
Der anfefung befebt.
Weniger lei9t nimn1t Der General.
ar,t Der gunbesarniee. Or. U. W.
Sternberg, bic Sadie. Su einem Ruub,
i6reibea an bic WiIitdrdrste ueiii ct
gan3 beiouberS auf bic fdmereu 8e.
fabren bes eubanif9en Glimas bin,
geseu pel9es ftir unfere Sruppeu bic
forgfdItisften 8orbeugunssmaBreseln
u6tbig ieisn. gr fagt babel:
v8eionbsrs III su beoenteu, bab un.
iere Selbaten In eiuem tropii9en ober
baIbtrOpif1en 2anbe uabrenb elmer
Sabresseit, bic obnebies biel araatbeit
nit ii6 briust, 3u bieneu babsn; ai9t
nur werben fe nit Sumpffieber, ben
tn ben 5elblagern gepsbnli9en arant.
betten, Sppbusfeber, Siarrboe unb
Spisnterie 3u tdmpfen babsn, ionbern
au6 In bieIen @egeHben BON bem bort
bdufis berri6eaben gelben 5isbsr be-
brObt iein. 9nsu tommt, baB He ni9t
aeclimatiRrt uub ben genaHnten araat'
bsitsn baber um 70 mebr ausgeiest
finb. Inter bieieH umfdnoen IN bic
pfll9t unb gerautu0rtli9teit Der
4rmeedr,te unb Sanitdtsbeamten um
10 uisI 9r6Ber".
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Cinderella S9nb Yalait.

8srgeBt ui1t, baB mir unIeren
Store nod 9fo. 2O7 2lfan.psV Vlaaa,
suet 6dufer fhbIi6 bon unierem fra.
bereu @ei6dftsbauie, perIest baben,
luo nir ale uniere alien seunben tuies
bersuieben boffeu unb nod piele aeue
basu. ba luir NIT ben beiten Waaren
bienen t6uuen. llnier Store III gana
neu eiHgeridtet, gut peutilirt unb febr
beu. 9ommt unb ftattet uns einen
gefu6 oh, wenn Sbr au6 ni6t se.
rabe 3u faufen Uanf6t.
6. 8aum,
giuberelIa g 1ub.palafi,
207 ALAMO plasa.
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Go tf ue6r 8atarrb In bteier @eeenb bss
2nnbeS, aIs sen aEen anSeren Rranffeiten
,uiammen, nnb Bio IN ben letten Sabrsn
gait er aIS unbeiIbar. 8ieis Sabre lang ers
tIdrten Dotteren ibu fiiS cine lotaIe &rant'
beit unh idrieben Ictals SeiInttttes BOT, uxb
ba iie i'm NIT drstIi9er GebanbIuns beftGn'
big nt4t turirtsn, ertIarten 5ie iba ftis u1s
bsiIbar. Die BifIeni6aft BAT beirieien, bat
Ratarrb cine 9ouftttutienstranthett iit Sn6
bssbaIb cine eonfitnttoners 4ebanbIuns srs
fOrbsrt. San's 3atarrb Rur, fabrAtrt ben
S. s. Gtenet q 8 o., 1oIesp, 6bts, II
bie einiies sonitttuttpneGs &us I'm @asste.
Sic tptrb tnnsrIt@ 10 Dofsn sbes @ebea ssn
10 9ropfsn Bio % sinsns EbesIDHeI ssH
senonsn,en. sic tptrft btrstt aut bas nInt
tins bts f9letmtsen DberTd@s bes SsRensS.
Sis tieten sinbunsert Dollars foe ieben Nan,
beu Rs su fnrtseu berfebIt. 2abt @a4 Cts
culars iinh 8eusnifs tommsn. ahseifyt:
s.. 8 GheneH q 8 o., &olesc, o.
Co. Serseaft BON aIIea &pstHetern7 W Sts.
6aI('s ssamilien.8i ifnb bic beften.
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6au's gamilien.gillen itnb oie beften.

@as eiue Sauce mertb 1T,
fam man aus benz Teitament bes
9errn s. gSbeebD Sea erfabren, Der alS
Snbaber Der 5irma Sea u. perrin tiir,s
lid 9eitorben 1T. !Gein baares Der
m69en mur6e eibti1 auf Ell, ,O7O, 900
anseseben, fpo3u nod @runbeisentbun
i'm 8etrage bon f29,O0 fommt.
Rerrin, Der perltorbene Mittbeilbaber
Ses @ei1dftes, bos bic peltberlbmte
Worce lterlauce fabri3irte, hattie elm
ebenio erOBes 8erm0een binterlaiien.
Ole Nittme Sea erbdlt bas @runb>
ei9eutbum unb ESQ, 900. 3lpei Neffen
unb cine gli6te linb nit je flOO, 600
beba6t. gntfernte 8erlpanote, Diener
unb milbtbdtise Stiftunsen in @ors
ceiter erBalten 3ulammen 1850, 900.
9lls Sea uub Perrin Dor pielen Sabren
elm fleines Neutrality-suspicious. in elmer
Strobe bon @orceiter betrieben, fam
2oro SanbDS gu ibnen unb CAB ibnen
bas 9ie5ept elmer pifanten Sauce, oas
er auf feinen 0ieiien in 9nbien aufses
leien bate. 2unse 3eit Log bas Resept
uubeniist in einem Sdubfad. Gls Die
@Orceiteriauce europdii9en Gtuf err
rei1t bate uno ibren Gisentbiimern
rieiigen @eminu einbraate, fam QOrb
Sanbgs Dieoer in's @ei9dft unb pers
laaste ietnen autbeil. perrin ant.
mortete, ct iolle i'm erbalten iueun er
binter benz 0aOeatiid bienen iuolle,
mas natiirli6 QorO Sanops 3u tbun
unterlieB.
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Der 8eforb In Ser Gnsabl
0oten, bic elm Wauiifer biunen 10
Stunben = auf 9nftrumente, bic
all9emeia mebrere 96ne sleidseitis
anseben = abseipielt bat; iOtl BON
Paberewsfi 9ebalten iperoen, Der es
auf 1000, 300 Noten sebra9t bdtte,
bas ereebe faft "a @riffe in ber Ses
funbe, mas bod mobl aud cline 9abe.
rewstii6e Gtnserfertisfeit faum su
lei5ten i'm Stan6e In.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-05

Ger r8eretn beuti der
aasenfreunbe, & benen @riins
ouue bel @elesenbeit Der internatio>
nalen aatenauSltelluus In Mhnden i'm
oori9en Sabre on9erest iuurbe, If
jett ms Seben setreteu. Der 8med
bes Vereins 1T Sdus Der 9asen unb
Betampfung Der 8Orurtbeile se9eu lie.
Der jdbrli6e 9eitras betrdst 2 Marf,
pofiir iebes Wiit9lieb baS 0ereinsblatt
umionit erb6lt, bas reselmdBise Bes
ridte aus bem 8ereinsleben brinst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-05

- 6hr bas befe Jubrmert iebweber
Grt befu@e man c. FL. DEAN, 226
Siib,6loteS, StraBe.
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Wattbies SrDs. Tleti1er,

Ro. 507 Qf,Soufi f n.Stras.
BUR bas bor3hsli@ie Rinb:, e9af.
un6 5@weiuefeif9.
Spe3ialitdt: SungeS aaIbieit6.
ale arteu bon Wurb, e9inteu,
3uuse. e@maIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-05
Coolers 0eatfter.

Glamo pIasa, saloon erfer alaiTe.
Die beffen straight" unb mixed"
Sriuts In Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-05
Gait 9sehrp Gprimas 4yart.

Dieter angeuebme part ifebt 2osen,
gereiueu unb GamtIien aur AbbaItuus
bon ptcuics &C. sur 0erfasung.
8eiu9ern mirb ole nur bentbare
Nufmertfamfeit ermieIen.
Seben eouutas Na9mittag
0roRes Trei 7ou3ert,
ausseftbrt bon ber poa3dblissn
WiIit6rs 6 GapeIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-05-05

Das 81 Der 8ienent6niain
1T etna einen l6. 3oll lang unb 10
bid ME cine 9la6el.