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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-18
Circulation of The Evening Star,

solemnly swear that the above statement
represents only the number of copies of
THE EVENING STAR circulated during
the six secular days ending Friday, Novem-
Der II. 1s9e-that is. the number Of copies
actually sold. delivered. furnished or mailed,
for valuable consideration. TO bona-fde pur-
chassrs or subscribers, and that the copies
so counted are not returnable to or remain
in the office unsold.
J. WHIT. HERON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eighteenth day of November. A D. 1909
SIDNEY BIEBER,
Notary Public, D. c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
FEMININE FLOTSAM.

with generous forthought tho manu-
faCiurern have brought out "a pasaemcn-
torio in "a light lugu-llkp pattern. II
o. made ~ wee discs and beads cut
from oyster and other reu ehrlls lin
ings mingled with imitation coral and
green turquols II ia deserving uf all
the udmlrluC udjDctlycH, ANA tho dress
Hoped ur pointed slEgH ~ tho long tu-
ME where " fAlls upon lace or rh1pci
ruilloH of goods 90 the foot and they ale
go employ 10 nicely upon the perfectly
plain baoks Of tho aforementioned tu-
Mics, I'm "a double band following the
lour seam from head Co wllHtliuo. Far
more expensive ana triilo moro rich
ln enDct than this trimming IL the pas
srmgntrriv lace that IarlH sends NJ
with high ana eolomn recommendations
gs 30 Ito virtues. ln this we have heavy
string Coiored or time tinted bands ~
uccflvWurk be- various NviuthH and 80
running dvsiEuH on foliage frultH ur
ilowyrs ls ombslllshU1 vim hn Artistic
treatment OF buEhl steel and Euumctul
hends mixed often Wih pink REQ ana
sea shoIl
OarnIutro royaIo b. what the dress
makers coll 10, and aa applied 90 some
or the filks and ,rrpes de- chine ~
charms ore quite beyond compare. AL
He'd with thIs the cyor.cOnqucring
fringe moves ON tu more victories, and
10 Do almost safe 10 assert more cN-
tended victories and Do ia almost cafe
20 aHfort that before spring lime every
woman IL bound 90 look like "a living
weeping willow because uf the fringcu
her ovcfy costume VIII show Counties.
mIlllurTs Urs utilizing thH IrlugHl scarf
at every opportunity. broad Hlshcs Of
black ur cul1rHd velvet with deeply
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are reminded of the adjourned meeting.
which win d. held Monday afternoon,
Nov. eOth, at $3.50 o'clock. loo the plrlur
OF the Kenyon hotel A large attend
anco Is earnestly desired
The music section of the G.adiee Lit
orary club VIII meet Wednesday morn
house. The program VIII De giNen by
Miss freed MTs o. W Reed. Miss
Luce. Mr. 20, A. SHOW, Mr llopphuHh
and Mrs Nyldou
The music section Will have charF. u
the program Tor the l. l. club uu Fri
day afternoon The paper uu Russian
ana Polish CpmpusptH' viii D. given by
Mrs T.. H. Reed. Instrumental NUM-
bore win be-. chopin pulouni+c No. O.
by Mrs Putnam l." RoyUu du Lion,
Antoine Du kDutskl by Mru Peabody
Batcarolle In p minor iubinStrln, by
Miss Beatiu. Muzurka, opus 5, No, l.
Roman Stutkuwskl ana lihrCurullr Co.
q minor RubinHcin, Violin solos, by
Miss Hall, The vocal numbers viii De;
Dreams. Strpltsgk by Mrs. WIN. Day
ton; Slumbcr SONG Montz hudguWsk,
hy Mrs, Percy SOmofo.COcks, Wan
dorurs Nnchtllcd tdusO, ltublnsteiu, by
Mr-. Bennett and Mrs. Nclden.
There ls something now In club work
started hy the Iowa club women. 10 Us
a state journalist
This woman. elected az their biennial
convention. IL supposed 90 prepare an
article every Ho ofteu=an article, by
tho way, dealing with club women lu-
tereHtf-to be simultaneously published
In Iowa papers. This IL q position
without pay, being considered part OF
tho service that every good club woman
must. az ono lime or another, give 20
her Federation. This new office was In
auHurnted at tho last convention,
Tho iowa woman-clevcr club women
that they arc-arc quick 70 zee tho al
Vnnt7tEes OF an amlcable relation be-
tween Tho club and the press One Sos
aion OF their convention Is set aside Tor
Newspaper women This 10 also truo az
many other State federauons, not In
ahidina Illinois, howover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

In parlor ~ hotel recently the cons
vvrHltlun turned uuuu lll-1F uftNd mar
riIrvs. ana especially upon the Illusions
~ tho days of cnurtHhlp, ana ono gentle.
man related hls experience. lie had
hron charmed By u young, beuutliul
creature. whose nttructIyrueaH, no he
aftorWtri found. lay largely iu her
ability 90 Het m her nun points through
tasteful dress and by little arts ~ The
toilet Her musical voice seemed liEa
q birds notes.
surprising hor iu her home I'm suburb
of tho city. lie wondered n D" should
mud her out among the nlWrr-hgaH. ana
was somewhat dlHIpuoIui un arriving
90 her home and looking around %. At'
irlctiyy lawn that he caught go FIimp 20
NJ me one being who made hia WORN,
Itp stepped upln the yrrtuun uui nA
b. waited De- heard u voice could X
Gee TINT ~ tho chHrmrrf To could n9i
o. possible. flr THESE were 'hr hA'e n'
Hhrlil tones ~ u HClli. lle rang hEiln,
md tho servant appeared. "" aaA.n ~
the young lady ANA then through me
hnlf-opru door Dc saw % dying uguns
with her hair Ben curIsplp"fs ana NH-
ordered gown. and heart Hu "NnlllnA-
ton that b, could not have lmnElnti ~
coming from the dcl'glt" lln7 u VIZ
young creature. IIH hr.l'nirl. Hholll
ha rrtrvat7 Nln decided shat ~ was lm-
possible COR him Co du sl ln good ORDER
au he waited Iu thu uHrIUr. lir on
feHHsd that hr urvHr could INV inII lNHt
how he mot tho beauty when th' aN-
pourp1 ln hDr lovely nrFlEur gown. u'F
auft h1lr waving ub1yg thg ilr hlnN
TOO fBlr tn hp natural h# found now ~
the sober urht NJ the morning ana -
rU1Hnn The tones were sweet Nnd w
trained with marvellous skill ne deeii .
nH he rumunr0t tnHm with lhN N1I''
thnt might have been thii u "a, N'I ..,.. % 2,
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DEsEREr EVENING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1890

morning at the ciubrooma.
The current cvcnts and current 1T
craturc section met on Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, November nth, The
program was. Robert trgorsoll and
He Influence" Mra u. +. Walker. Jr..
Concerning Literary style" Mise
Buchanan Book Review, No. John
Street." Mira Fonton.
The Shakespeare section of the la
dies Literary club met at the club
ruoma on Monday afternoon az half
post 2. The topics for the day were
'-rhe House NJ Cupulot' by Mr.. a. g.
Wallace. character Sketch Of Friar
Lawrence" Mrs ]. G.. r. King. "Womeo
anu Juliet on the Stage" Miss Mason.
The reviewers viii meet Monday 30.
vUfubgr goth. with MfH ~ W. Brown.
SO ID street The program will 10. re.
View " women ana Economics"
Charlotte Perkins st,taun'a book. by
Mru Georgia B carleton.
AZ the Cioonu uu Tuesday. Mr.
Emma J McNlokyr rave most lu-
tgrcrtlnT and able paper upon Modern
Training sch0olH'
The directors and officers of tho Salt
Lake branch of the Nogilow0rk Guld
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Talking OF art. there seems 90 be- a
wave OF % among Wisconsin club wo-
men.
Probably u H. because Mrs Herman
Han, chairman on the national art c1m-
mittro, spoke recently ~ thelr State
federation. Her subject was Metal
Workers" Among other arr treats In
store fUr the winter % q series % art
lectures which AiifH Anna Cuulngli, a
talented urt lecturer la soon Co rive be-
fore WluCuuain clubs
IL IL also interesting 20 speak Zoo this
connection u now department recent
~ added 90 the Milwaukee tui"FU Eu-
dowmcnt association. II o. called tho
arts and crafts The Chaifi Mrs.
William Planklngton, has arranged an
educational campaign TO cuuriHt uf ".
luntrutcd lectures on gcm settling, wood
carving. buokhindinE. Eluasmnllug,
ana 10 on. Later the club may under
take mote practical work by sponsoring
some of these arts and crafn IN their
own community.
II e. stated on excellent authority
that MlfH Susan u Anthony president
NJ our National Suffrage association.
viii retire from leadership on her
olghtiyth birthday. This will b. M
February. ana the event ia 90 be- ccle-
hrAtDd iu Washington By "a big reunion
~ prominent HunrIrlstH.
A. this uufglcIuua time thCro viii b"
n farewell address hy the veteran SUI
ffurIst who will speak 90 some OF the
interesting phases NJ this work tn
which sho h1s devoted her lify Misc
Authouya lifelong loyalty would Clll
out the admiration VI the most OBJ
durltg "antl."
The regular meeting Of the Utah wo-
mans Press club win he held Thursday
evening November .nth ln room sOs
TsWplptUn hulldIue Tho program VIII
hn. Ouriuul Sentiments. s paper uH
Mines ami Mining. by MIHH Bessie T0usa
shirley a descriptive letter from Airs
J.. u. Alder will be- read By Mrs. Emily
Richards,
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In the matter OF making over. what u
boon 10 b. that tuuicH retain their favor.
Any Old skirt can be- made into "a tunic
uvcrskirt and look Just ua good AS new.
one pretty drop Hkirt finished ~ Win
Hlia ur velvet can BE- pressed into HcfNi'n
with "a variety uf differently SHAPED
uyorsklrtH a novel dress skirt that
may d. worn without err with tunle
over % ~ uf black pDuu Dc sole, u u
made with o. dgmi-trAiu and httcd tlFht
about the hips and back The whole
lower part. from above tho knees 90 tho
ground. iH trimmed around with ruiileu,
cut 30 scantlly circular that they barely
ripple. and might almost pass f1r wide
bias folds Designed Cor yyeuing wear
Co go with tho skirt o. pearl-culufCl
crepe de- chine iuulc, trimmed with APP
pugHuuns % yhnutllly lace, An extra
tunlc 90 accompany 90 Tor afternoon
wear o. uf deep rei cloth made with "a
sharp point in front and sl0pinr down
in panel behind. Tho bodice. which
b. separate. b. NJ BLACK uclu lc sole.
covered over with rcd cloth. Tho latter
~ lncrusted with large p'oceH of heavy
black guipurv. the cloth being cut from
beneath the lace 90 show the silk
through.
4 fancy drop skirt N some kind Is al
most Indispensable Co tho small Warl-
robe, ~ answers 30 many purposes, n
possible. u o. best 90 make Il all uf FIX
Instead 0f having tho sham upper part
of cotton lining r1 that % can De worn
with SILK hlouHoH as well as under
tuulCH.
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remembered that u wos tho iist an.
nlvcfn1ry nf bis birthday Among the
pIoafant features NJ the occasion was
inc pfcagntatlon OF nu elegant fountain
zen 10 the host the glft being offered
ln nn appropriate speech By y. W..
Gardiner
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. eHHHHnHf H"AiA
.r tba accredited rcputa-
b a.i'. 80, month";. na the VIM
A 2 ODE h'i'''' -. -. a,,trt.
4 -.linf season OF ~, ,''' ~
I CONAN reap thc lions ehAI" OF
...g.stIrra. and Christians
] fsa uaust thing
. na NeW l'i'
4 Is Co iho late H'in'iii"4 -..
l..ta raw. however no ON
p % n, 80, tp cuplda calender
b I'D "il "a'''
'''
,...,.y Niles Florence Mnylo
p.,,,p ,y.re united
a 81 Il''I.'' -. A.. a..
. ..rar,. ODE event OCCUR l'''l ~. Wv
t. I..f AEON. and Bishop IL u. BUT
Il 80 ,bs rfp1n officiating.
n nt la'N.' ,........t Mao. NJ
n = Nlll1g it''P''." Wv"
n. k.rs of Che brides m"lh'l on
z 5000 whore u large number N
..,,.ss ,onHratu.
d No ~ '.l aI.i,,.
4 fi ga slll MiHN., ...t.. DO.
~ rlHf WY 49,. ..5 o,ys.r.
. 90 lahUfutu supper was server
"a tTls wore q gown Of white nllk
4 M. and carried a bouquet Of roses,
II I'D Ms Burton VIII reside on
Il III fifctt
f..sf ths nfytlOst Of the months
#. zoos occurred On Wednesday ar.
atsn M.Hs sylvia Snow West
4 M. DtnIsl il Hughoy were united
4 --,,ss. The ceremony was per-
ist'ths home of Mrs T.. 8 Dun
4 t.st.Wry decorated. pink aud
. !. r55rs and carnations and ferns
4 ~ pf9fuagly. aud with artistic
.
ft'i 4.i,st tho bridal marty entered
. -'fI.f ts tbs atraIna nf che "Sprihg
"A III. hfIl. and Groom first and
II v.tsI Snow. Inc bridesmaid. and
\. stsse ~ naw.r riri following
p. IN, 49,. .u ,xoulsli, gown Id
. y. lt.-fy sIIE 4y,r tan.tn. ,inblr.
. i,.-se.t Win satin ribbon. A
"A ...,.1f f.stIa ,bs rIu III tho
. = ..siffisI bsr throat Miss Snow
N. t.. NM ast,,f ,.irt yy,r, ni4o dnln.
IA ..rs..i ig 5gbit"
u s,'n.l 'N "n',.' ..,....,.,,.
~. ...,..t ,,t.te.i8 'ths nevis mnr.
/. ~. nv nv. ~ f,t,l.., wy ''' y '''''
u Nv wv ~ ''..,.,,,,,.. ,.....,, ~.
u Pug VOC y hl ,..., gown . ot
U WI l,u.i,',' ,........ A..
n. s.i 7, y, TX lil,'y Nl' y, ~, i NJ,
. si.itll W. ,h. o,'le.s ul We O,N-
4 ~. ~. 49, ' y ,t 1890
..,,.. VIZ, !. a So s''u , ~ 81
a'slttt L9Ivnf9 SNOW. Mt ana Mrs.
l.iiy rul reside in Salt Lake.
~ ,u...,
lne most uglghtiul
~ ". week wa, gwen ny
n ~ A. l4fralt on "wednesday,
~. Z, y. 'lll.s .g'gn ot ihe ~
49, v W. hoal'as bath'lru nv heg
80 so!,,ss on me corner ot
. ~ N.ilh ltiulie tu'etH IN a
sjoss-It n'' m. VINE" MEN, lasted ,, iron, rom
Z. ". .li.. a lioiu.,on o. roaes carnn /,
'Nll s4Aln 'lnuInH ana HnllhN, ana
,,i. ~, ,., ,,...., anl tcminl.ernt
y g'.l'3 P''a'hl' were features
3. s5e. ,tir..hw,,,, ,,... ..-,..,
"a n. ~, '' ..'ll were sefNe q,
~ i,,' ,''a Y. va. a most nlco'a ~, ul
M I1yi,' M. . W. a'' i,.;', , .,,l ",
IA N Io gyre ps Mg.SsInes s, Il9s
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have a deep black pile. deep almost ~
plush. but woven upon u foundation
uf white Hllk hat gle1mH through tho
folds with hu interesting ghustly eject
This Dr. destined CO. be- the fabric Tor the
Ernnde toilette De- crrruoulc. Tor nrat
nights at che opera and Cor dinners %
many ,UyyrH when. wrought into
its train narrow. long and rerpcnuue,
composed of multiplicity u black
chiffon uuuucva, aud chow touches %
white ou the skirts and bodice in tho
form OF white lace ulwrrs inCruHtai
with seed pearls. Lot " BE- mentioned.
while Ohronicling the advent OF thetr
velvet gowns. that in the evenings
ropoa uf pearls will be- worn uH indus
Ing tho secret cannot understand % q
all. and 10 is even more myaufying Whcl
70 ia explained that 10 b. basel upon
some peculiar mental action,
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TlS!EIltjjllji gX'lIb5lH5=0EF
zNNIN~-~EAAW G2r\sP.
lN%2g%GASlY EANTN" -S%N.NSg NEJN%l. ygs@Ss Ps
CLUB CHAT.

At the Woman'B club lost Tuesday,
Mra Guthrie save an interesting paper
on the lives 10 Dickens ana Thlckgry.
She complted their works. and brought
out the different social attitude u each
aa is displayed IN ilnrd Times nnd
Vanity Fllt Next Tucaduy the topic
BE- ChrIatlau Socialism hy Mics lucUe
gumer. and "Thc New Intuition o. the
subject cor dlHcuaHlun.
The French section OF she Ladies'
Literary club met OF 1880 Tuesday
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o. go 81.
40 . = :. = >.
-i.f,5E.si1E.l-isE,i
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ID. ptst weeks marriage rec
.~t.r would seem 10 be steal
800 5r thc accredited rcputa-
~. Holiday month. Oh the VIM
Ma season q the ycar spting
- rsap ,hc Hons ehnrc Of
,,r,stIngs. and chrls,-'as
y,v Year az q usual thing
rtf tho late garncringh
r,,s now. however no "on
III. I'M agurc To- cuplds calender
, %. year
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owens. Mrs. Lottic YOUNG. Mrs Tizzie
DiAwtuu. Mrs. Lydia Ciuwaon, Mtl.
Mamie whitney. Mrs. Louise McCuuo.
Mr. Ellen Boatlc Mrs. phpbp klmhall
Mrs TcsHo Werner MIR. Percy SADDLE 70
Mrs. Glare FClt. Mrs. gunicr. MrH. ~.
o. Whitney, Mrs Rulun Wells. Mrs.
winnie Elitrbcck, Mrs Ruby Godbe.
Mrs Ivy Green. Mrs Edna TlhhotH.
Mrs Kate Lambert Mrs. Nclio Brown.
Miss Alice Clnwnon. Miss Bessie Cluw-
son. Mu. Lula Young. Mrs, Emily
Ida and Llaic Judd.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-17

|prad). Sbre gtimne battle Oabei etwas
S0hnenoes, 5riumpgirelibeB. 9auu
legte lie sen 8rief apf Ben Slid.
Stun? llnb-?"
nSa no5 m0t)te i6 aud iragen!"
rief Oammer 0ereiSt. Giae ouutle
abnuug pon etlpas Seiuoli9em, Dos
i'm beorobte, peinigte iba. soil piets
leidlt meine 3lueite 0iihte au9 aenntz
uiB nebmen?" lerte ct oann nit elmer
Sanobelpegun9 anf Gbortotte lp0ttild
bin,u, Die eben ipisoer eintrat.
SD bahe nid)t8 bage9en!" err
mlberte 2lrno, iiber ben ebenfalls cine
serei3te Gtimnuns FAM gr fiiblte
lur gu gut, oaB 0ammer inn innerli6
tereit8 feinblid seseniiber itano.
Charlotte erblaGte tief, mdbreno iie
las. llno ais lie geenoet, ilog unlpill>
firlid) ein au0Iipoll fra9enoer 0lid
aus ibren slu9en gu 9ucD biniiber, oie
anl6eineno tbeitnabmlos an Dem &C..
oedten Speiietilhe binter ibrem Stubl
itono uno Die llnterarme leibt auf beis
len Yebne geltiigt blelt.
Sine peiniitte Faule entltano, Der
Snmmer ein Gnoe madJte.
sd m6tbte aber bod bitten,
luauote CT li6 nit idroffem Gone gu
9lrno, noaB sic mir enolid erfldren,
mas oieie gauge tra9iibe S5ene bier
III beoeuten bat. 0elelen baben mir
hielen aldermen 0rief nun sllle uno-"
nOieIer 8rief unterbrad ibn 9lrno
emit, hat beinabe ben COB eines
ebrenbalten Mlanues oeri6ulbet. llno
Sie be9reifen, bab Srat bon Hauben,
mif i'd, Die mir in o0llis ungere6ter
gaeile ibmdblid uerleumbet linb,
sllles 9etban baben, um ben 8erleums
Der au entoeGen-ober oielmebr sic
Gerleumberiu!"
@ieoer tubte iein Glid our6bobrenb
anf 9ueD.
y9lb, e8 lit eine Srau!" rief Samz
mer sesnungen lad)ene. Stun, mas
baben sic entbedt?"
slrno sogerte elm meni9. u0erarti9e
Selofener tafll man llatlr9ei11aB nld)t
fnI Der 2hat ertappen. gobl aber fann
man Die 8eroahtsmomente iammeln.
llro bos luar in 6ieiem Salle nidt
lonoetlib lblper. Wieine llnterrebuns
nit Jrau BON 0tauben, Die in bem
yriefe entltellt uno sefdlidt wiebers
ge9ebeu III, mus belauidt morben lein.
IS tonnte nur bon einem Nebeni3mmer
oes 0otels aus seideben iein. 0iun,
Sas elite if nidt beluobnt seiueien uno
mdbreno Der gan5en 3eit aeldluiien
sebliebeu. Gas anbere murbe bon benz
Wtaler 0tonneberser bemobnt-"
Sammer sudte bic glbielu.
(Nortiebuna folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-17
d u 8 ! a n b.

= DaS YoI3ei, prdRbium In sSrants
furt a. M. bat bic Nbbaltnng fcciaI,
bemotratifder Mbeubunterbaltunge
am IS. Mdr3 (184Ssr Rebolutionstae)
aus fittenpoliseili6en Griinben ber'
boten.
= Wie lebr BITE preuBifde Reeies
runs bemabt if, bic gmpfinbli6teit
ber 6ferrei9if9en Resierung 3u ido'
I men, gebt aus einer yerfhsung Der
t6nigl. poliseibirettion In gfen ber'
Dor, iueI@e berboten bot, taB ber
6ferrei1ifGe Wbgeorbnete paul 6ofs
mann BON gra3, Mitslieb Der beut.
fben 0olfspartei i'm 6ierreiGif9en
Rei9sratb, Ia elmer 0erfammlung Der
gfener 2otal.Mbtbeiluns bes Aabeuts
iben Berbanbes einen Dortrag iiber
bic Gage Der Deutlden tn Oeferrei9
balte, ba au erwarten mar, baB 6of'
man bic grdfi6 9bun'ibe Hegie'
ruugsfunf ni6t NIT @laeebanbfduben
anfafeu werbe.
= Gus arefelb mirb seidrieben:
Die ArbeitersWirrert In ben rbeiniiden
6ammetmebereis Difriften bauern I'M,
mer nod fort. Sn Obentirden, 3es
gierunss 8e3irt DhRelborf, babsn
fdmmtlithe Nrbeiter tn Der Weberei
BON SDiepb 6orn uub In Rbepbt. In
bemielben &esisrunesbesirte. apeibun,
bert Gamrnetmeber Der Girma Brad
G6bne ibre 6telungen gettinbiQt. efn
Rreftlb, no Der grobe Streif Ieinen
Nnfang uabm,. III BON 1900 Sammet.
uebern bic Jortfesuns bes 6treits be.
f1loFen mnrbeu.
| - Die vGrantf. 3tg.@ erfdbrt bur9
ibren Gorresponbenten au Wien, bab
| Rh bic buIsariiden Nnleibe.lluterneb.
mungen serfdblagen baben, ba Bulge.
rieu f6 ipsigerte, ben @outratt 3u ua.
teraeiGuen.
- Die gtcrmeeer inb nit ber seit.
peilisen Resierung bss 2roupriu3en,
tueldber ieinen erfrantten Batter Der.
tritt, ni6t ionberlih sufrieben. CT
tritt pieI ftrenger OILS fein Batter allen
llnabbdneieteits grtldruneen entge.
gen. CUR AbrafunsstOnfereu3 pirb
nur ein Wertreter gefanbt tperben.
Oberfi 8aKce mites tiir3li6 In 5tor.
ibias barauf bin, bab I'm ariessfalIe
bic norpegliden Geiunsen tperibIos
ieien. Der ariegsminiier trat benz
entgeeen. Qhrsli9 faab In gbrifiia;
MIA gegen ben 3ronprin3en 3egenten
cline Bolts, DemDuhratiOn ltatt. Der
prius tetrie aus benz MiIiidrtIub su'
rtid, als ibm eine beuleu unb lob,
Ienbe Weuideumenge eatsesentrat unb
ibn NIT GdneebaQen bemarf. Die
poliJei trieb bic Menge oussiuunber
unb nabm eiuige Berboftunssn Dor.
Die uoruegiiten gtdtter peruribsilen
bic Gemoniration.
- aus Rom tpirb beri6tet, baB Der
papf SEQ XIII. bon neuem ertrantt
| if. Seine 6@pdde nimmt 3u unb
Isiue aer3ts fnb isbr beiorst um i'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-17
U n limit.
Q. u. y u. y. Haba.
Nbfahrt.

No6 @alueiton, Souiton uno Guert
tdsli6 ..............9:OO 8orm
Na9 Corpus gbrifi, Nranias Ba6 unt
8eepille tdsli9 .......1 100 Na1m,
Na6 &errpilIe tdsli9, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.5onnta9s {. 3 :459a1m
Nad &errpille, Sonntass. 8 80 Gorm
Nah&errpiGe, ,SonnabenbS A :3Ogta1m.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpei eiton, Souton unb @uert
t19lt0 200 MbenD4
Won Corpus @briiti, Granias Bab uni
8eepille tdali9 .......2:5O Ma1m
Gon Rerrbille td9li9, ausgenommer
Sonntass unbWcntass 10 :459orm
Bon &errpille, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenbs.
&on &errpi1le, Montags. g :25 Borm
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Giienbabl1 Tabr : Hlan.
8. 6 o. u. saba.
Wbfahrt.

Nad ct. Souls pia Sron Mountatn
ober so. e. & T.....12:3O Nahm.
gtad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountain
Houte $3.50 Mbenba.
Nad 9earne tasli9. 100 Morsens.
gah 2arebo. ...........1 1000 Bprm.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
81. & Z. $3.50 Born.
Gon ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & M.
St. q Z. ............3:55 8 :55 Nabm.
Bon 9earne td9li9. .1O:2O Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebo. ...........12:25 Nadm.
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Suntberts Yaciftc 8abn.
Wbf q hrf.

Na9 Seem Orleans, 0outon unb @al,
pefton tasli9 1910 Mitta8s ane
$3.50 Nbenbs s......,..-.........
Nad eagle Pab, Merico &c. IL 8orm.
Na6 galifornien 49,. .4:45 Na9m.
Mnfunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, 9ouiton unb Sol.
beiton td9li1 7:25 Bprm. unb 4:25
Nabm. ........................
Ton galifprnien &C.. IL 80 Bprm.
Bon gasle paB unb Merieo 700
Nbenbs. ......................
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M. s.. & =. Saba.
Nbfabrt.

Nad Baco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ran.
ias Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdg.
lid 500 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicaSo, ct. Souls, &anIas 9th,
Dallas, Strt @ortb unb Waco, tdgs
lid :. 8 80 Born. unb 10 30 9lbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-17
Gmniet 9tmtteb.

gsa6 galifornien, Dienitas unb Jreir
tag. ...............3 1886 Morgens.
Na6 Stem Orleans, Dienitas uno Srei@
lo9. ......... ..2.20 NaDm.
9(nfunft.
@on galifornien, 9ienitag unb 5reia
tag, ,..............3.15 10 Wtor9ens.
Bon @elu Orleans, Oienitas uno 5reiz
tag. 200 gtahnt.
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0ulf gbore . 8abn .

WuIf V1Ote 60bn.
Gbfabrt.
Wad Stodbale, tdsli6, aussenommen
SnnrtagS. ............8:00 100 Sorm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdsli6, ausSenommen
Sonntaas. s........... 300 9ea6m.
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