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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27
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Gine eigentbhmli1e BerbaltuMgSs
maBregel empieblt Der 8oraeher bes
Wettetbareaus. profeRor @ariott, an.
ldbli9 Der fnr9tbaren 3erf6rung,
welfe Wirbelttrme In Miaconfin unb
ytebrasfa angeri1tet baben. Siebt
mon bas Raben Der WinbSbraut. 10
lou man, fagt er, iebe Sbir unb ieoeS
6eniter I'm 6auie bffnen uub banu ben
Stnrm rubig eruarien. Gariott bes
banptet, baB bann bic Wobel unb ber
fonfige Snbalt beS Sauies mObl bur6
ben f9meren Reeen beiddbist merbeu
m6sen, Der bie Wirbelminbe gem6bns
LID besleitet, baB aber bas 6aus nift
ms nd6fie gountp getragen ober In
Geben geriRen merben marbe.
@r erfldrt bies foIsenbermaBen: Die
Sdnelli9teit beS Wiubes er3eust In
Der Atmoipbdre einen luftleeren Raum.
Wenu bieier auf elm gdn3Ii9 per{9loi.
ienes @ebdube fi6Bt, muB leBtere8 aus.
einanberfauen ober wirb BON 8obeu
seboben unb fortgefahrt. Il8 bor
ntebreren Sabren st. 2ouis BON benz
fur6tbaren Wirbelfurm bsimseiu@t
murbe, mnrben piele groBe uub ioltbe
8ebdubs umgemebt, mdbreub lei9tse.
baute Sduisr unb 5fuppen, obmobl
He In Der 8abn hes Sturmes lasen,
aud nidt eine 5dinoel eiubtikten.
Die 3ablrei9sn Oefnunsen barin ge.
udbrteu Der inneu beinbli1eu 2uft
freien Austritt, pdbrenb In ben groBen
uub fsf psridIoRsneu @sbduben bic
eiusei9IORene 2uft bie 3srfibruns
peruria6te. Gin dbuliber Borfan
ereisnete fi9 Dor tuenisen Sabren oi6i
bel Chicago. Gin Sturm 3erf6rte
eiue sroBs S9sune. yaur meuise 6uh
baoon ftanben eins Wsrffdtte unb eine
.gOrn Crib, bic bsioe uuusrfsbrt bapcn
famen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27
gHte IN DfeSl

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobnuna
fur iensn SAL bon 2atarrb, ber ai9t bur1
Gtnrebmen bcn Sau's Ratarrb aur seheilt
iperben fann.
s. Gbeneb & Co., eisentb., 9olebp, ..
@ir, bic llnter3ei@neten, baben S. s. gbes
nep ieit ben lesten 10 Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fur Dcllfommen ebreubaft in allen
geihdftsbanSlunaen nnb ftnanaiel befds
gerbinbli9feiten 3u erflIen.
@ef & SrmaL grobbanbeIs> >Orcsuiiten,
Iolebp, d.
@aIbing. Rinnam 6 Rarbin, @rob'
banbelss Srosuiiten, TcIsbn, D.
San'S &atarrb.Rur tpirb ittnerIi9 genoms
men nnb tpirft bireft auf bas 4lut unb bic
i4Ietmisen Oberfia1en bes Spitems. 3euss
nifie fret berianbt. greis 10 gts. fiir bic
Slal1e. gertauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
saa's Gamilien Billen fiub bie beffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

Scr. &. g. Olipia BON Barcelona,
Spanien, pfle9t fi6 ben @inter binz
bur6 in gifen, @iibsgarolina, aui3us
balten. Sn 5Olse idwa9er Nerpen
litt er an beftigen G9mersen i'm Sin-
terfopfe. 9ur6 ben @ebraud BON
electric 8itters, bem gr6Bten
Seilntittel fir 8lut unb Nerpen, bas es
in gmerifa 9iebt, ipurbe er balb bon
alien Sdmer5en befreit. @an5 Gme.
rita tueiB, oaB es 2ebers unb Nierenbe-
ibiueroen beilt, baB es bas Blut reinigt
uno ben Masea ftdrtt, iotuie bic Neruen
traftigt uno iiberbanpt jeber Musfel unb
jebem Organ i'm &6rper neue @pann=
fraft perleibt. @er i6tua6 1T, iid er<
mattel fiiblt unb on S9mer5en leibet,
brau6t es. Sere Slaide tuirb sarans
tirt uno fpitet nur SO Gents. @irb
perfauft in Der Gpoibefe bon S. &alt=
eper & Gpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

bei6dmeno fir bieTe. Sic gebot natiir=
li6 ais Majpratsherrin uno beipnDers
in Tploe i6rer belnnberen, oominiren=
ben Gtellung 81 i6rem Wann iiber
na93u lrnbegren3te Mittel, uno brau9te
oieie nit oen eiQentbiinali9en &affine=
nent Der ib0nea 6rau. StolS berrii6,
ME lie Der Gieneridbaft eeseniiber lid
sei9te, trat lie ou@ i6ren Germanbten
9egeniiber ol5 9errin auf. Sn aus9e=
iucbten Soileiten, Die eieens fiir lie in
Den renomnirteIten 9(teliers Der 9aupt=
itabi entiporfen uno eearbeitet muroen,
nit 9iamanten i'm Saar, in ben
S6relL nit 9lingen, tpie iie Srau
Niagoa felblt 81 2ebseiten fires 8aters
ME bate tragen biirfen unb pie lie gum
She'll als altc @rbltiide aus Dem So
milienI9muf erfannte, Die ibre Wlitter
unb na0mals lire Sante als Majo=
ratsberrin bel beionoeren feierli6en @e-
leeenbeiten getragen-io liebte es 6t1a,
Die frii6ere @ole b. Gpsna, bpr ibrer
Sante gu erI6einen. S6on tpenn iie
ben Mllnb auftbat unb IN ibrer iiiB=
fduerli6en, tpie ipDttii6en 9lrt fa9te;
v2iebe Sante, las Srau Ma9ba IN
ibren 3iisen Die gBorte: u9la, mullt
Sbr nod ni6t balo f6auen, bab SIR
tpeiterfpmmt?
@iia glaubte eben in ibren &arl=
fein i6en NerpanOten au9 eine Dirt
Cosmos su ie9en, 2eute, Die bur6
eigene S9ulO beruntersefommen lnb
in 9lrmutb uno 9lbbdnsiefeit geratben
paren, uno oas emp0rte Tlorence. Die
oas 1tolse ungaril9e Slut i6res 8aters
in ii6 fiiblte, in elmer Meiie, bab in
i6r allmdlig Elm milber SAB geeen Die
6iirliin entitano. ggie oft bliBten lire
i90nen, ounflen 9lueen auf, menn ii6
@iia cine ihrer balb unbeipubten, buni=
men ueberbebungen leiltete. gDenn Elm
offener 3uiammenitoB bisber mod ber=
mieoen moroen mar, 10 bate man bas
lebisli6 Der rubisen, seiebten 9altuns
Srau Ma9oas 5u banfen, Die ibre So6=
ter i'm 3aum bielt. Masba bielt ibr
3iel feit i'm 9use. 6Iorenee iollte cine
Siirltin &arlitein tperben. SIRE 9p6=
ter mar ebeniO i66n, in ibrer juseno=
li6en Stride unb 9eiitigen lleberlegenz
beit iiber Giia fogar jeoenfalls better
berufen, in Der @eielli6aft gu sldn3en,
als bieie felblt. 9lber eerabe in bieier
9offnung lag aud tpieber cine neue
8efabr, ndmli6, baB babur9 Die @itelz
felt uno Serri6iu6t @ifas 3ur gifers
fu6t auf 6lorenee tuuroe, iuobur6 tpie-
Der neue Sdmierisfeiten entiteben mub.
ten.
glei6ppbl 'ertrug 6rau Magoa alle
Eemiitbi9unssn unb fleinen Sti6eleien
@iias nit einem tuabren Seroismus
ibrer So6ter 3uliebe. sic tpollte ibr
ein5iees &inb etnft tpieber in Der Stel=
lung, In benz 8efib ieberl, Der ibr mad
6us uno &e6t aufam, unb bas fonnte,
ME lie oas aniab unb anfeben muBte,
nur baour6 geideben, baB iie Granti=
ti6et beiratbete.
Sn bieier 9bii9t bearbeitete iie sSlo=
renee unabldiiig. gs mar alfp tein
@unber. tpenn bieielbe, BON allen Sci
ten bebrdnst, fdlieblitb nit bieIer MDe=
lidfeit INNER pertrauter gu tperoen
iu6te, 10 oaB Der arme gBell6pfen
INNER mebr in ben 9intergruno trat-
trob Shrdllen unh Srauer.
(Tprtiesuna folst)
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DDS & MiMbad1er

babeu F6 bur9 ibr porter. unb
WeiB' Bier, iowie bur@ ibr Sel'
Ser. unb g o b waiter eineu
Namen semapt, ber melt tiber bic @ren'
sen Der Stabt binaussebt. 6ier In
allen Wirtbi9aften au baben. Muf'
fridge laufen aus ben entferntefen &C.
genben ein. prompte Mblieferuns unh
Berienbnng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

= Der 3meite triessseri9tliGe BRO.
esB bes @opf. Drepfus tpeeen 8ers
ratbs BON StaatsgebeinniRsn In Be.
aug auf bic 2anbespertbeibisung on
4genten elmer frenlten Wiadt, wirb In
ReuneS TN Wijlitdrbienitgebdube a5ee.
baIien werben. Watbieu DrepFus, Der
Bruber bes bielgsaudlien Wannes. III
hereita In Henne6 einaetrnffen..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

- Wsr R1 Elm eIssautes @sfdbrt
anI1affen min, Der tpenbe fb an y.
e. % 0 bmarb & Co.. no er Die
ar6bte NuSpabI hnbet.
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~ Wenn es Cure AbR9t III, cine
Reiie au unternebmen, TO berfeblt ni9t.
bie 8. 6 O. ". gSturRons Staten.
2iffe In elmer anberen Spalte bieies
BlatteS su leien.
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$. 2. Neuter,,tam,t,

Der felt % Sabren elm anseaenter Der
Siuaer.Rdbmaidbinen. @sieli6aft mar,
bat feiue Wdbmai9inen Reparatur'
Werfhdtte 9 de We ff.g m merce
unb Ga o.StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

Sarbtnmtb's Sleiftiit ifi Der
behs Ia Der Welt. 9lan prObire ben
"KOH-I-NOOR".
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Geiddfts< unb @Ob
l1l1t1gs= =selep9On fiir 5 Cts.
prD Sag. Seine 8ere6=
llnltg fiir Wetetbe Il. &e>
gen ber Gtlt5el6eitel1 tDenoe
ntan iit5 alt bic SitODeit>
lide Selegrapbett> nn0 ST.
-lepbott > Geleai6aft, an6
1uar alt 6aS GDntraft- ST.
partem1e1t. Selep9ot1 355.
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9r. Mpbert g. Wspk.

Office 1913 Mpe 6. speeiaIia fur Mu.
gen, Obreu, Wafe unb 4eble. Spred.
tfunben BON 9 bis IL ubr Wormittags
unb BON 2 Bis 5 l1br Na9mittass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-27

einem maihben Warfel aus Rupfer
unb einem anberen aus maifpem Sil,
ber, ftebeu. Ser @efammt.M .Meiautpertb
biefer @tatue nit piebefaI mirb aus
tiber 81 COO, 900 au fteben tOmmsn.
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spauteus ar5btes BeSiirfuts.

'Tprtiebuna folst.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27

sons illness. The anh-Semite president who ap-
peared to be agitated, opened the door for Nine
Chanteloup and she remained forty minutes in the
stronghold. on returning to the street she re-
ported that her son was In dying condition. hence
the hoisting OF the black nag this morning
The Public Prosecutor has decided TO proceed
against NJ Guerin for attempted assassination
traces of the bullets fired last night having been
discovered on the walls Of a building opposite the
anti Semitic headquarters.
The authorities have decided TO prosecute all the
newspapers which have recently melted their read
ers to riotlng
Sebastian Faure. Editor OF the journal Du Peu-
pie" who was responsible for the anarchist ap-
peal that led TO last Sundays rioting, VIII be
prosecuted for Indictment to Illegal assembly and
provoking street disorders.
London, Aug. Pa dispatch 20 THE Daily
News from Paris states that the Government OF
France has reason to believe that the Countess OF
Paris is the owner Of the house In the Rue Chabro
In which NJ Guerin and his party Is located. ana
that NJ Guerin is only man or straw, VINO Is az
ing for her. This, according TO the dlspatcn per,
haps explains the long suffering and patience on
the part OF the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington, Aug. 26-The following Army anu
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

Washington Aug 26.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain ARTHUR +. HALPIN 18th Infantry. will pro
coed 70 Vancouver Barracks for duty.
Major CHARLES BIRD, quartermaster viii proceed 20
New-York City business pertaining to the Army
Transport Service.
cs,,,,n MARK l. HERsEY 9th Infantry. will proceed
Philadelphia and report to Major David J. c'ss'e
Captain CHRISTIAN c. HEWITT 18th Infantry ,Ns w
Harry G. cayenaush 18th Infantry for recruiting
Major PARKER W WEST. inspector general OF y0,on
sSeYs! % sn dSy ss pp
Texas and will proceed to san or anv '''
Major FREDERICK voN sCHRADEk quar'eWTWn,ss,,ns s
VIM temporarily relieve Captain Harry ~ miIAin ina
d les iS GdM..a f0 at Camp Meade perform
the duties Of that position In ADDITION 10 h'S ''
s.oonc Iseu,aro,, WILLIAM MITCHELL. Volunteer Sig
nal corps will proceed 10 Fort Myer Tor uu's' .
First Lieutenant JOHN HOWARD lvtn isia', ,or a1y
win the first detachment OF recruits leaving 'ne'e
for Manila. 49, ,,,-.,
Flr,, Iaeu,enan, WINFIELD s oyERToN TN Artillery
will join his battery at Fort Niche y u,,
remain on duty the I'D Infantry until 'ur'ne'
Major JOHN CARSON asasermss,er VIII 10 p the
Quartsrrnasters Department , ,,,
The following officers. recently appointed. , "na
stations designated after their respective names TOT
Temporary duty TO assist In recruiting FOR the'r re-
spectivc regiments: 49,,
Tb,r,v-exbb infantry. Jefferson Barracks. missouri
Capain JOHN l.. JORDAN, NashVie' isn'' Cap,i
CLAUDE " SAWYER. savannah; ia; ,aPss m
WILLIAM H. COLLIER. Louisville ny ~, Isl r.nn
First Lieutenant ANDREW J. BROWN Jr' b RnYS
title Tenn: First Lieutenant FRANK k MY
d kn M Team sssGns
IAN q THORNTON. Macon Ga; Second iAeo'ena"'
GIDEON II WILLIAMS. Knoxville Tenn
.rn,rtvn ninth Infantry Fort Crook, Nebrsska-Captan
NOEL GAINES lexington, KY; Captain fEANh
LONG Des Moines. Iowa.: Captain dEoHnE ~ ~
GREEN Knoxville Tenn: First Lieutenant FRANK
MAIONEY .,noxyii.e, Tenn: FIRST Lieutenant Al
BERT ~ PETITE. New-York city; FIRST lAsu,en,
ant GRANT r TRENT Knoxville. Tenn; SECOND
lieutenant LEWIS ". DILLON. ENansvhle' ino'
Yor,,sth Infantry Fort Riley. KansasCsptain Will
IAN J. KENDRICK, Macon. ga. Iaptalh w AL r,s'
"a EI,IIOTT, Louis: Captain LUTHER = kfi.,a
Tmeka Kar.; Second Lieutenant kobt;RT r.
MITCHELL. Topeka. Kan second Lieutenant ED
MIIND T PATTERSON Baltimore
rorty-er,t Infantry Camp Meade-f1rst iienseoant
WILLIAM X STANDiFORp. Wheeling; W va.
Flr.t Lieutenant CLARENCE =. NEITl.tS haIlkn'
N G: second Lieutenant WILLIAM T. TAtioh
Nev-York city. Second Lieutenant isAWRENcE r.
BUTLER New-ruk city.
Forty second Infantry Fort Niagara. York-rrst
Lieutenant ARTHUR polidOE. New-iork . S,S'
second lieutenant EDWARD FRANCIS HAckEr,
Jr.. Albany. .
Fory-ourth Infantry. Fort Ieavenworfh: Kan
GEORGE d. LIE. Louisville KY: First iAentenan.
CLYDE b. PARKER Topeka, Kan; firrt L1ea'ensn'
FRED L. WILSON. Lexington KY. Second Lacutsn,
ant HOWARD NJ KOoNTz Topeka Kan: second
Lisutmaas ARTAUR .. cADoSN. ToSs&~ A~n-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
sv,,resses Colonel Maurel, General MERCER ana
- ..--.....a. .hor loft the witness stanu,

witnesses Colonel Maurel. General Merc'sr On
Cap,a,n Freystaetter then left the witness s.anu
and were followed by an expert IN manu- '.e,
The scene to-day showed both Coione, MAJ ,,-,,.
and General MERCER in an unfaVorape 20
Mature, was shown, to put It mildly. not 10 nav
told the truth while MERCER when corn :"
,hrev the awkward responsibility for '"e
,aa.,,,ss Of the court martial Of 1894 on deaa
mem 1esn as NJ Labor pointed out for which counsel
was severely reprimanded by Colonel souau .so,
General MERCER accused Captain fne. .na,, :"
ter Of lying in the matter or 'he aoc,,.np
concerning which there is a report a'0s' .,,e
Dreyfus of communicating the de'a''S u
'shell" 10 Germany ,,o,,,aad
Freystaetter had said that 1t was hot ino' a,r
O., tho secret dosser II have caught oap."'"
rrsv.,ae,ter in the very act Of lying said Gen
49,, Nerc,er amid the greatest excitement IN
.,u-, "for the Robin shell was not dehVereu
until 1895" ,,,v main
Captain Freystaetter replied promptly. ma
.o,.,no Tho truth Of his previous statements
Tho court adturned at 1850 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
POLICE SHfRKS TO BE PUNISHED
AN rypoRr To Rr.rsrABIIsH A sEMBLANcE o.
DISCIPLINE BEFORE THE NAzEr COM
MITTEE MEETS AGAIN

The Police Commissioners apparently ha L.. A.
termlned to make a show OF enforcing diseip
the police force before the Mazet Coni'h'" A..
sumes its investigation. President fo'A %
clared that severe punishment Will be hsa" Wv .,
patrolmen who are caught Sinking the" 49,
the early morning hours. one policeman VIZ ha
found reading a new spaper In a basement ,n,rty
should have been on his post, was IN 80 d,s
days pay last week and told that he wouu - 80,
missed from the force II he shrked MS uu'. nouor
Another policeman who was Caught y, and
store apparently intoxicated. was sps's"
is to be dismissed. according to report ,., Nm.
Discipline in the police force has been ain'Vs
known since the present Tammany ad'ni'a. ., hey
took hold Policemen have unders'ooo s" ,n.r
were 10 be rewarded or punished accorone and
possession or lack OF Tammsny in"" s,',n, With
faithful performance OF duty would MOI 49,. been
the favor of ward politicians There n' the part
many cases OF clubbing, and insoienS ooe common.
OF patrsimen In the streets has peVo allowed 10
burglars and even murderers have pee n vios'
escape while the police have been P'o
ttops OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27

women do not &" train at all and yet their trial
is to be many times as severe as the athletes.
During the period of CESSATION every woman
should use every means to strengthen the organs
feet health The faintest symptom OF disorder or
disease should be promptly eliminated.
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription Is designed to
do this very thing-has been doing II Tor over
thirty years 1t is the one sure medicine tor all
female complaints. 1t is the only medicine tnas
NAV be absolutely depended upon TO practically
abolish the pain and danger OF childbirth. 1t IS
The only preparation of its kind that is the inyen,
ion of a regularly graduated physician-a skilled
and experienced specialist in the cure OF diseases
OF women.
Mrs Emerson Alien Of Dorset Ontario Co. ONT writes
was in very poor health for long time dating from me
birth Of nv LITTLE girl tired different doctors and amer
eut medicines took four bottles OF Fsvofite PfesIP
ton and seem TO be perfectly we'll again"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are perfect cure
for constipation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
ROBBED AND CHASED AWAY.
A FARMER FROM JACKSON. MICH. ri Ms AdAlNsi
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY GREEN
GOODS GANG.


Another victim OF the gang OF bunco steerers
which has been operating In Pelham was iounu
Yesterday. The man who is an old farmer. and
ia ,rave,ied all the way from Jackson. Mich.
nae NOT permitted even to see the greengoods. but
was robbed and then chased away. The man says
his name is Edward White, but this Is oeheVed 10
he fictitious He began a correspondence with 'he
confidence men several weeks ago. and arranged 10
meet them In Ionkers
According to the arrangement Whte arri'eu
,bere on Wednesday and met at the railroad
citation by two men who escorted him 10 trolley
car and took him to place which Ch'et OF foHce
Foley Of Mount Vernon says answers the ue-
scriptIon Of the White Hotel In Pelham Inc
farmer was taken TO the third floor OF the hotel
There he sat down at table. and while waiting
for his companions TO produce the sreensoods ne
beean TO inspect the room which was filed with
gambling apparatus all OF which was strange to
him.
When White turned around again to close the
transaction he looked Into the muzzes or two re-
yolyers. which were being pointed at his head by
the bunco men.
"c,vs ne your money" demanded one Of them.
! .or yre will blow your brains out" The old farmer
was Mortified. and sinking BACK INTO nus chalr,
rado M resistance while the men went through
his pockets and took out $50. all the money he had
the A's Ereensoods men said you can now. and
don't you try any fresh games on US II you make
any trouble YOU will never get back TO your nome
in Michigan alive" .,., g.. A..
White left the place. and was followed by The
revclvers levcled at his head until he had disap-
peared lie took car ar to c M wns informed
that the Yonkers police had no jurisdiction IN the
and e said ,Sa Ticket
York Buffalo was al that he had ,E sf PSis rs
Within yne inta week The Town Board OF Pelham held
a meeting on Friday night. and II is hkely that
e numb pas T ana causing sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
MANUSCRIPTS
PROMPTLY
EXAMINED.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM A. HAYCRAFT. La

insten, Ky. ''''
Poryntth Infantry For snens Snneso; "a ,sS
woRRIC'K. Portland. Ore: First Lieutenant hiLosa
r. HIIJGARD. st. Louis 49,
Fory-.txth Intantry-south Framingham Mese.-4a,o'
JOSEPH F. ARMFIELD. Raleigh. \. c; First Leu Leu.
tenant CHARLES D. WOOD, NASHVILLE Ienih' r.S
s sa;.n:n5 R Hksb AEg EF Ss:s8a
tenant FRANK B9PEiNs p PT9XegH'g Boston: Sec
ond lieutenant RICHARD b. KAVANAGH. Balh-
.,.,,v
WALSH baltimore: First Lieutenant OSC isI;s si' Il
PPiircAiRN. Pi,,.S1rg. First Lieutenant WILLIAM WILLIAM
t glsHoR M RSRiPh'I e.n SssSnd KY second
GnAsDES WILLIAM & r si.AGK. Lexington. Ky
second Lieutenant CHARLES + LANH uAATRRisoN
Baltimore ..v.
Unless otherwise directed the expiration q ten Gay:
from the cate on b @ fec v ocer viii
the regmental rendezvous such recruits ss sfS1
y for the regiment to Witch may beions and ne
ocer WIFI ACCOMPANY such recruits 70 ths rsaes:
aud report tho commanding oHleer " u.s. i'o'
for duty.
Passed Assistant surgeon E R. sTIrT de'ashs. ss'"
the Navy Department and ordered 70 lNs h''u
Chaplain C. ~ PARKS Is ordered TO the Rehmond
Lieutenant b. X MMoRRIs is ordered TO the Aos''0.
Ensign SIMON p. FULLINWIDER Is ordered 70 gu" -
the Torpedo Station at Newport september H. ~,
Ensign A. F. PERRILI. is ordered TO duty on 'he '''
Atlantic station
Lieutenant H. W DoMBAUGH is ordered TO duty a. '"e
Newport Torpedo Station.
Ensign c. ENGLAND is ordered to duty at the He"''
Torpedo Station. v...
Chaplain r. f. STEELE is detached from the Newtii
Navy Yard. September 20. and assigned u "'' NV
Lieutenant w r. NJ FIELDS order assigning him 10 ''
Pscataqua is cancelled. 49,. him
Naval Cadet W. T. TARRANT's order Se'AeH'"s '
from the Plscataqua Is cancelled - ,-
Lieutenant Z. r. PoLIOcK's order detaehlhs n'H ~"
the Lancaster Is cancelled
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THE OCEANIC AT LIVERPOOL.

Iiverpool Aug 26.-The new White S;2r steamer
Oceanic the largest ship in the world arrived mere
to-day from Belfast. ireland, where she was ouii'
She was profuscly decorated with flags, and was
greeted by enthusiastic crowds
The Oceanic left Belfast on wednesday anu mas
been making a trial trip to test her engines. me
ooa.n,c 60 70 sail from, Liverpool for New-York on
her maiden voyage on September 8. Her dimen-
stnrs re, ength 7Oi feet beam. IL feet draugnt.
% teet and she registers II 900 Her engines
are exnected to develop $500 horsepower.
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KILLED BY COMFY ISLAND TROLLEY caS ',

An unknown co,ored man was strueh o." island
by a trolley car on the Brooklyn ana No.> ,xsntun.
Railroad last night. al Coney Island anu ,,okeu.
ayes and instantly killed. Hts neck wa year.
The man appeared 20 be about twe". g dart
old was feet inches I'm height. and Wort .,ssrs
sack Goa, and waIstcoat and striped gray trous :.
He was smooth shaver The body was .s.rttn.
the Coney Island Morgue where 4 9wss c,ty- seven
cation The motorman, James Coyle. .rrsstsd end
wears old OF No $50 Nlnth-ave. was s''~
held on the charge Of homictde
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view Of Captain Freystaetter's testimony FINAL
" MERCER left him in a temper
FRENCH FISHERMEN FARE POORLY.

1T is SAID THEY ARE READY TO ABANDON THE
TREATY COAST.
St Johns n. F., Aug. S-The British thiru cia''
cruiser Comus. Commodore Gifard. returned to-day
from a cruise along the French treaty coast bring
ing the Governor OF Newfoundland Sir Hugh
McCnlum. who has been conducting special IN
vestisat,on into the grievances 81 the RESIDENTS
II is understood that the French hfherrsni, nay
Jared poorly this season that they elc "h'l''e "
abandon the coast altogether.
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pUpPFSS ATGTSTA VICTORIA ILL.

Berlin Aug. 2s-The "Loka Anzeiger' says En-
press Augusta Victoria il again so indlsposed that
her physicians have forbidden her TO accompany
Emneror William to the autumn manruvres IN
South Germany
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sick an q
weak in a
W m a My
way and
III ay we'll
look with
fear toward
the time Of
maternity.
Intelligent
preparation
for This time
is most es-
sential. An
athlete
"trains" for
months be-
fore h j S
trial. Most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
GUERIN HOSTS A BLACK FLAG.

NINE. CHANTELOUP WHO VISITED THE BE-
sIEGED PERSONS SAYS HER SON is
DYING.
Paris. Aug 8.-Mme Chanteloup whose son u
among the besIeged persons was allowed to visit
NJ Guerin to-day, on account Of the report OF her