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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-09
ltnier na@fer nemer Staat.

4ls ben mutbmaBli9 nd1fen neusn
staat uuierer Union be3eidnet s. Q.
smalep I'm vSnbepenbentA Otlaboma;
unb bie Grtnbe, bic ct fur feline Bors
ausiage ansiebt, Rub bur6i6Iagenb.
Ser 6l16enraum bes gegenudrtfgen
8srritoriums Otlaboma ii etmas gro
Ber oils Der bon Sabiana (36, ,350) unb
um Elm Geriugere6 tleiner aIs ber bon
Ohio al, ,000) udmli9 39 900
Quabratmeilen. uebrigeus III aud
bic M6sIi9teit einer ~grpanRon" In
Betraft au 3ieben. benn an Der 6fIi.
den @reras BON Otlabpma Iiegt Der
&ef bss Snbianer'3erriioriumS, aus
ueldem fid faum iemal8 ein ielbhad
bigger Siaat enitpideln bhrfte.
Das Serritorium Otlaboma murbe
betanntli6 erf I'm Grhbiabr 1890 er.
ri9tet uub bier Sabre fpdter bur1 ben
iogenannten o@berotee Strip, ber
200 MeiIen In Der 9dnse unb 80 Met.
len In ber Breite mob, bereidert. ueber
bieien .,streifen" ersob Rd Nuno
1894 aber oie aanlas'er @ren3e Elm
euormer etrom frebfamer giuman.
berer.
@ebiree ober Walbungen bat bas
Serritorium leiber ni1t. DaS ein3ige
6oI3 innerbaIb feiner @ren3sn III In
ben COTTONWOOD unb @eibenbdumen,
bic f9 ON eiu3eluen Maferldufsn ent.
lang 3ieben. OaS ganae @ebiet BON
Dtlaboma 1T cine uneebenre 0ldde,
NIT Buffalo grls beua9fen, no ber
pfug ben Boben nod ni1t aufsebro,
den bot. Mit Mnsnabme bes duBer.
fen Wefens bonn iogenanuten Ban.
banble. fdQt In ber Regel tberal Re.
gen eeuug, uns bic @uItur Iobnenb au
MAIDEN. Sie 6auptfir6me bes Serri.
toriums fnb Der Mrtanfas. Der 81.
marion, ber n6rblide unb iabli9e@ana.
bian Riper, ber Reb Miber. Der Wa.
fbita unb Der Salt Sort. Bon BEN
cultipirten 2anbe ift 3ur 3eit baa
meife nit Meisen bebaut. 5n ameiier
2tnie fommt Mais, In britter Baum.
molIe.
Otlaboma bat augenbIidli9 So or.
ganifirte Counties, bon berfeIben
bur@i@aittlt@eu @r6Be wie bic bon
Ranfas.
Cobb unb Siibermiuen aiebt es
nidt, uobI aber I'm Siben ergiebiae
I aoblensruben, beren probutt ben
ool3mansel pollauf erieBt.
Die Geiammtbeb5lterung bss Ser.
riioriums III 400. 900, aIfo boppelt 10
aroB mie bie Der Datotas unb breimaI
10 8roB uie bic bon Mepntana unb
Joabo. als biefe In ben 6taatenbunb
Gufgenonmeg murben.
9te 6auptfdbte Hnb: guibrie NIT
25. 900 ginmobnern; Otlaboma gitp
NIT $4,000; gI &eno nit $4,000;
Rinsiiiber nit $4,000; guib nit
5000; ponb Greet nit 1000 unb psrrp
NIT 5000.
Rad eiuem eigen8 fur Otloboma
pa5irten @ongreBatte Tam bort 2anb
biS au 100 Adern au $3.50 Bis 81 pro
Ider unter BEN 6eimfditeseieb aufses
aDnEaen tuerben.
eOfOrt Bel Wiebersulammentritt bes
nd9fen aongrefes uirb Der Serrito'
rial Oelegat eine 8iQ 3ur Nufnabme
BON Otlaboma In bic Union einrets
den; unb ba aae Norbeotngungen
porbanben 3u iein ideinen anb nidt,
tuie seineraeit TN Sale bon utab. Be.
fonbere 6inbernifIe borlieeeu. bfirfte
btefelbe au9 prompt bur@seben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-09

Su gros III Der 6&riftaeQer
@ubolph gersner ben BerIebuneeu er.
legeu, bic er bel einem ber Ia fiiuafier
3eit 70 bdufissn aramale bur9 Oegeu.
Hide erbalten bate. Bergner mar I'm
Sabre 1860 In 2eipats eebotss. Ct
berfabte uuter Gnbereit: .6obrt burd's .
2anb ber RafeIbinberS .Siebenbiir.
gen., sDeutihe aolonien In tlnaarus !,
.@ebeimuiiie bes Walbsebirsess. . Die
orientaliite Grage unb ber groBe 3us
tunftstriee4. s@ar md9tig III tm
Meni9en bic BsitieS.
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ieinen Magen unb baB er nit ibm
oappnfubr, gum Sriebbof binaus, NO
Elm Sduilein friI6 a1fsenprfener grbe
Die Stdtte perrietb, oarin &lauiiens
uno 8retas Sp9n bas lebte &u6ebett
finberl ipllte
G6on flogen Die @Dgel iineeno ilber
Die Grdnse oes fleinen Siigels, ba erit
Dffnete Greta nit neuer 2ebensfraft Die
2iber.
Sbr erlter 8lif mar nad Dem 8ett=
den ibres Ginoes. IS mar beri6mun=
ben.
Sa fam ibr oas @eod6tniB auriid.
9lber aud lire Sbrdnen muroen mad.
Sic i6ipemmten alle gitterfeit bintpeg.
@retas frpmmes Gemiitb reete fi6 tpie=
Der. Sic persipeifelte ni6t mebr, lie
trauerte. Sic fii6lte ibr 9ers bluten
aber nibt bre6en.
gDie lie ii6 oann in ibrem Srauer=
fleio segen oas Seniier lebnte, mo-
9dnsden 5ulebt in ibrem Nrm seiau9at,
uno Der 2inoenbaum iein fliiiternbes
&aui6en erinnerungsboll gu ibr ber=
iiberianote, fiiblte Die einiame Srau
ibren Mutteridners tief in ibr Sers ii6
berienfen, berborgen Dor aller Meni9en
Nugen. Gin 9eilistbum, tpel9es ibr
allein geb6rte, sli tueldem fie ii9 fli6=
ten fonnte in aller Notb uno Nnfe6.
tun9 oes ipdteren 2ebens.
Gathrine fiibrte Olaf berein. llnber-
mutbet itanb @reta ibm geeeniiber.
9as Mitgefiibl in ieinen gliden,
Die 9eraensgiite, fpra9en gu beutli6,
als baB es Der Mprte beourft bdtte. st
bdtte aud feline In bielem Moment ae-
fllnoen.
9brdneneritidt itammelte iie: .Meia
Greunb-"
gr ergriff lire 9anb unb briidte
iie marm unb iiberseueenb. rlnb einem
beib aufquellenben Gefubl folsenb,
beu9te iie fi6 iiber Die 9anb, mel6e
ibren tobten 2iebling getragen, unb
oriidte lie an lire 2ippen.
gr trat suriid, berlegen unb betrofs
fen. .Grau &lauiien, bas biirfen sic
ni6t. Iiel Mufbebens miiiien Sic bon
meiner Silfe nidt MAIDEN. sic tpiiien
ia, i'd bate ben Gleinen 10 lieb."
vSa, bas batten @ie," fliifterte
@reta, ibr Saf6entu6 eegen Die Mugen
briidenb. rlnb fir bieie 2iebe mub i'd
Sbnen, nun er ni6t inebr 1T, banfen.
Seoe Greube, bic Sic Tim bereiteten,
Sbre @eoulo nit ibn, fiir Mles Iaiien
| Sic mid banten. Sd mar 10 oft be-
triibt, 10 oft IN mid sefebrt, mir III,
als bdtte i'd gu tuenis an ibm getban.
Mber iper in mein 6er3 fab, Der tpuBte,
mas barin porging-"
sd tpuBte es, fiel er RAID elm.
pllnb i6 tueiB aud, baB feline treuere
unb liebebollere SHUTTER auf grben elm
&inb berloren bat, als sic, Srau
Mauiien.
sic mar bel Dem Namen lei9t suiam.
mengesudt unb neigte bas 9aupt.
nOarf it mid einen Mugenblhf
feben?" fraste Claf, bas @6meieen
unterere9enb. rMan bat mid 70 lanae
3immerluft f6luden lafien, baB bas
bisden Gonne mir i6on 8ef6uerbe
ma6te.
Greta fhaute aui uno in feline 3iige.
Sic tuaren blei9. Gin Sdreden glitt
ibr ourd Die Seele. Menn Glaufens
Gugel iie aud bieier lebten Gtiibe be-
raubt bdtte ! gebeno lebnte fie fi9 an
Dlafs Seiiel.
(5ortiebuns foIst)
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Staat SbiD, StabtTpIebp,l
2ucQSG puntt,. SO.


Srant S. gbenep be5hmbrt, oaB ct
Der attere Hartner Der 5irma s.. &. 6 &c.
nep & 9 Q. If, tuelde @ei1afte In Der
Stabt SolebD, In obeneenanntem gountp
tbut. nno oaB beiaste Jirma Die Summe
bon Tin hunbert 0DIIars fiir iebeu
s5au bon &atarrb beaablen tuirb, Der 6urtb
ben @ebraud bon Sall'sRatarrbs
&ur Hibt gebeilt tuerben Tam.
Srant gbenep.
Co. 8eiHporen per mir unb uuters
Siegel ihrieben in nieiner Gegenmart
49, am g. September ". s. 1886.
u. B. @leaion. bffentliber Notar.
Sall's &atarrb &ur tuirb innerlib ae.
nommen, unh ruirtt Direct auf bas Giut
unb bic ihleimigea Dberfldhen bes Sp.
items. 2aBt enb umionit 8euenifie
fommen.
5.S. gbenep 6 o., EuIebo o.
a@ gertauft bon alien gpotbetern,
rs Gents.
6alPs Gamilien.BiIIen ftnb bic beiien.
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Dos Dorfkino.
stomatt,bn. Geors eart,uig.
(Sortiesuns.)

(Sprt1eFung)
Ser fleine G6rper Tires Ginbes NOR
beiB, als @reta es sur 9fube bettete.
Mber Der @onnenbranb bate Die 2uft
bur6glibt, bic iunge 6rau felbit fiiblte
fid i1tDer bebriidt. Geit etnigen Sagert
fonlte iie ein @efiibl unbeilpoller
Mbnung nidt mebr log perben. IS
f9lid binter ibr breitt, es f6li1 ibr sur
@eite. Simmer mars ba rnb legte i6r
eine 2aft ntebr auf's 9er3.
rDie Nerben finb's, . fagte Die aIte
&atbrine, beren &enntniBnabme fid
nidts entsOs. sllnb Elm Munber tpdr's 8
nidt, ipenn Sic nd6ifens gang fertig
mdrert.
Greta idIoB bas Jerifer unb ber-
5ebrte ibr einfades Mbenbeifen.
Sa Der aleine f9lief boIte 3ie bann
ibren Mdbforb berbei. Gin tpeiBes Gleio-
den lag barin, 9dns6ens Sabrtleio.
Sic alleir, bic es an 6ieIer Stelle ae-
fertiet, tuuBte, tuie bel G9mer3 lnb
Gram tire Mugen in bas llftige 8e-
= - : y =
meoe paffen fropten lalleft.
Oas rofa G1leifenbanb Aatfe 2a-
tbrine beute ntitgebra9t. @reta aer=
f6nttt es 9ebanfenber5unfen. Sbr
mars, als t6nten bic gDorte Niflas
MeiBners bur6 Die @tille: ,@enn 9u
Defannti1aft na9teif nit oenGlenb-"
"a, eleno mar lles -, pte eleno
ger aInlet.9e aruppel 9alle 'pfem
gaIseH gen 2oO aHgeOrOp1, menn lle
e'elso u,l9uI onIg ipn mnIoe, !Ia.
g,sa .slus Ouaos d'lIel!sH 3a peIl'geI.
ss, oe i, 1uu ~: g9 glma palle 9x alanen
9emonnen filr pas eleno, iDel9es er lbr
y, a a;,,.a Esss.,S $3.50 ss,.;s.s isss u:
sh r. [ ,,sts - S;s,. sD.n .,ss sSh.,, ,s os
- S ss;,, B S;ns aor;is.s f s.ra", up''', 'ap
Sos ',,,sy ,nsi5s ; eIs;sdsr sIo Ioo s.rt;o 3,
Mrstas snc, ,n syo~~ts ~ Ssx,isar .ssa h;,s ~
e,,s s soa syrni d;se,. saS,;%t oaas tasa af nv
~, ~ W. sasssIss isys" ;,.,s DG. n; 'I...g.S g
re- @ wv. ~ 9:..as.'Is ;as. =. o.n'0 on, ass:.
e;s,ss. al I a,a n..s .s. S2.a.as. sxi. Mul O''
''s mIsAy:S ~ NJ s''.'0ss.sys''s ~; isausleae'..
.s aus''ey gx:, ss,s Splts = !wlpaW ulo
se..MD ssna. ,,s lanssl.u: .sS s;.. g.s ungs Urau
pAsss ns,.s asl s.,. aiiD ~ ''''s da osa' "'''Oe'
aaIss..sl rsrxs.s IL ore s e.,,
o.. - lylxI IolI. IDer ns.s l'e IaDlIe lelnen
%uasa ssS. =; y; 'scassl ;ma .nlg 5nasn. ma Vaplg
saiSsss eas9ssss l.s Ssya u'. oas a,llo .ag '!l!I
slw.ull.,ss.. ll:M Nussn oa, ! T!soeIrOIge 'M
EgI ssgaasl0sel psltDSsasa amp. ~ g.IgIeuI
,,sa nnss.s g.sla 9auoH. um Que uta8o 5u
.s,s.. .u.us',, u.s w lg.oI'lunIsH qus lgre[ aam>
ss. esx.,s a.Di.a0 s.s s aUsl M pst psl , %unos,
su.s.ssH ,.,..us. 's' 'tun', lps's'W ieOeho'9
'Oa.O''
SorglaI! legte lle ole 9ano anf oes
atnoes Stlrn. .yia, 1anlel, mas 1T
penn oas!-er pat Gleber. Sie Au9en-
5agne fonlmen-oa glpfs iet9f lol9e
gelgt1ten. so ino1fe aber bod ben
SpIfcr rulfll.
0refa iiarrte re fpie gelltesabipelerlo
an. Sle fpnnfe es 10 i9nell nl9t tal=
Len, Dap sipllnen Dem legteit gliIdll6en
WiifenawffnB alno o'eler WanoluHg nir
Stlnoe1 lageil.
sJd! rieB ile ratl1 DOR Mngif bezs
Dor. rDole tpn ignell sr ioll iOgleld3
foiIIrf1en
Der Mr5t, tuel1er ben &leinea ihon
etlI1)e utal beDanoelt Datfe, un0 oas
S9ldfdl Der 1urlgen Utuffer DON oer5er
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Gin kfarer Sopf,

Gin efarer Sopf,
CUTE Serbauuns umo ein bobes raltis
ses alter fnO apei 8siultate, bic bura
ben @sbraud BON Tutt's 2ebsrsyilen
sr3islt per6en.
Cine frwisltns Gbatfads.
9opfidmsr3en, Malaria. Masenidurs,
0eritopfuns. Dnspepfit, @allenleibeu
unb abnii9e &ranlbsitsn iuerben poll.
ftdnbis sebsilt ourd ben @ebraud bon
1Mtt'S 2eter Yiaet,.
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6 0 n, II d.

a.: ,.gs III bod etmas Wertmhr.
bises um bic Graueu."
s.: ,,Warum benn2
H.: ,,Du ulagt eine @briffin, Jas
btu ober 3hrtin beiratben, elm beiben.
gelb fofeu DID ale."
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- Su 3enues mar mon nod ben
Derbanblungen bes ariegsgeri4tes
bonn 8. September ber Meinung, bab
BITE ausf@ten fhr ben Capt. DrepfuS
febr tribe ieien. Na6 ben bonn
~Deutf6en Rsi9san3eiser" Der6ifent'
li6ten grtldrungen follte bas Gegen'
tbeil an3unebmen ieinl
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1orD sSnrmalim = (gttmer &
Mmeno). - Gin neue8 antifepttfaes
unb porbeueenbe8 MitteI. Das Sbeal
oller 3abn. i,nb WuubmaRer. 8. s.
g d 9mibt, 6ouffon, Seras. agent.
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eoatberm asaciiic 9abm.
Mbfabrt.

9sad Stem Orleans, Souiton uno
@alpeitOn tdsli6. 6..............
..12:1O Mitta9s uno $3.50 Nbenbs.
Na6 gasle 8aB, Merico &C.,.
..................11::5O go Born.
gaa6 galifornien. .......4:45 Na9m.
Gnfunft.
8on Stem Orleans, 9Ouiton nno Sal
peiton tdslih.
.....7:25 Borm. unb Z 80 Na9m.
Son galifornien ,e.....11 80 Gorm.
Bon eagle HaB unb Melico.
200 Mbenbs.
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q. u. & u. .. Wabn.
Mbfahrt.


Nad @alpeiton, Souiton uno guero
tdgli6 800 Wprttt.
9taD Corpus egrlr!, Mranfas yaB
% ano o:M osso,ne !agtIg ~ ssaua'
''a o.aaa msLaas 'ss,s nn.oaa aass.av g.1s @odm
oa ual'aSn y ~ Suaa.ayS' ;.1 90 Ssr'' M"...
o. ru.s ssellu.ne' Suns.uSs 90 90 sens,,. ss'
Gufumft.
@on @alpeiton, Soufton uno guero
- taslt6. ..-:..:...:.7:oO Ibenos.
SoH corpus egrllIl, AfdHlaS YaB
o., S,:ms a.svaae .s; sas.. S.@v .sa.s'a'
Gorr+cos ,,rS 0s, s,e ,enntr"a
1o.a5 mnrm
-@.<<
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Smnfet 9imtiteo.

9sad galiiornien, greitass, 8 :35 Mors.
9ad gtep Orleans, Dienitas unb
5reitag -. .......2:2O Ata1nl.
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81 Wnfunf

Son galifornien, Dienitns un6 Jreiz
tag. ....3:15 Norsens.
@on Neip Orleans, Dienitas unb
Jreitas. 300 Nahm.
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If however, on the other hand the
committee decides in favor of Stands,
which is not considered at all likely
BY those best posted on the situation,
he will be the only candidate, as Col.
Boykin will abide by the committees
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!
-, - ,,jn,an c, iloili i.lS one OF US as
,,.,'.;: q tEiS orsaliiHTtion. but as
lfaNe peen either
~ o. 49, Nv +. ! np,t'aS -Naams
! ;,;,S..; ~ ".s ol,nue'h N,eh pteJuutcc'
| ,vo Iai;, A. oui ~: aiiu tne p.roilc,
st,taS,,, : -! Mo'tiu W Msil ior us 10
Ei,s., ~ .s,xs ~ 1iie ,rla
o,,l .oie " $. c hsili iiies; me gen
Staan,si,, - ~ ll.e y ONO
49, s'tid 'tiso ehe gen
sh;,,,;.,. ~ ~ ~ , ,ru states
aa,,i, Su''.p'i'S. w iice.' !ndt We
49,, ~, ~ ~ lile ioilssnoie!iiatl work
40, Nc, =, ~ 80 ~ ~ Mas. - Mc would
~ '',u .liI i.iell VINO would
a., y; ~ ,,, ~ ~ t.,I We alohe snou:d
W. r.. o.iiii 49, -.
, - - q. '''II '.l'.'eusio ailu "olalned
W.. ,,tit; ~ ~ guy ch1fter
49,, 49, .ne f, i1lon io''S Sfnre-
ra,, 1 L. - - 80 1.,io'eu 'nat IL
.h,,,, 49,, :, -, -, ..s - 10 ionS
onnnl.ct ~ a,.os,>,.;+t 49, 49, l''N - 20
,ns,, ~ -, .' 49,. 49,. tnc ulioi. Inc
tna1 ~ 80 ~ . 100 SIeI.t ue"ree.
~ .:: 49, i i,...leAS apP!ied
~. b;,a 80, t,ani,,'.,,t,, uniua wife the
~ 'co,nrs.1 49,, -, ~, -. 80, iet
tla ,,n;a,, ,i,I -" -. ny neioils 20
,he ,naa ~, ~; :, ~, :, ~. y ~. IN
al,on,n,nste7 ,,,l' 49, ~ 49, reilolls
an, MASS 80, tilf,, ~. pIs'sloilS
t,,;,.v ,,n.;aai -, - ", w save
,tavcIorC. 49, - 49,, -: - - ~ .i'e
allowed r. >rori, t,t an, WIZ ,,.e'i neIs
uuit. The pe,iod of rime W.. sat ,,,,;,.l,,
vesterdan an ,uu ~ o NM we set expired
W. l,,,S,,,. a,,, ~, -,
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WANT TO INVEST?

we have large list OF improved and
Ahl1nproved real estate for sale. inciud
ing properties which yield from ten 10
twenty per cent. net on the purchase
price. We especially recommend 20 in
Festors and spectators several tracts
ot land which we have for sale between
newport News and Hampton, which
can De cut into lots and sold to good ad-
vantage. -
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TO TAKE THE ENTRIES.
Final NJ citing of Committee nf Centra
TT ..t+x Union WIFI be Held Tcmorrow
L. iSKIPWITH,
Local I. L. \. !:

Final NJ citing of Committee nf Centeal
Trtst-~ Union WIFI be H"ld Tomorrow.
The committee of the Central Trades
Union OF this city, which has in hand
the arrangement of the contests for the
Labor Day celebration at the Casino,
viii be at the store of Mr. j. A. Hirsh-
berg. on Washington avenue, tomorrow
afternoon from to 9 o'clock TO receiv e
entries for the various contests
The arrangements for the event are
now complete in all Details and the
program has been prepared in full
The account of the celebration which
was published several days ago is cor
rect in all the principal matters, ana
the day Will be psent as was then an
nOunced.
There will be a. large number Of peo-
pie here from Hampton and other
points on the Peninsula. and nearly
all of the citizens of Newport News
viii visit the Casino some time during
the day That Monday will be a day
long to be remembered there can be
but little doubt.
There Will be an excursion to Vir-
sinia Beach on Labor Day. but this
will have comparatively no effect on
the local celebration of the day. 1t is
not considered likely that anyone viii,
so to the Beach TO spend the day,
when there Will be such interesting and,
enjoyable exercises in Newport News
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IRWIN TUCKER & CO..
Washington avenue and Twenty-eighth
street.
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Looking for Essa Brother.

Mr.. f. S. Burns. of New York, was
IN The city yesterday, looking for his
brother. who is supposed TO be some
where in this section Of the country.
The man in question is the Prof :"
burns, Who formerly played a piano at
the old Delaware House. He is now
believed TO be in Norfolk. and Mr.
Burns has gone there to look for him
II he can be found he will be asked TO
return 70 his home in the north.
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Mr.. Harry May, Who is employed by
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company. had his knee bad
" dislocated several days ago. by fall
ing through one of the open matches on
the barlleship Kearsarge
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Pianos Tuned by Factory Tuner
Sfieff far1os
CT BALTIMORE. MD.
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AS to there being two candidates in
the fleld. the situation is this. accord
ing TO the statement of a We'll known
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REASON OF DIFFERENCE
thought to be evident. It is we'll
known that Stands is Tyler man,
While Boykin is an undoubted follow
er OF Martin for the United States
Senate. The majority of the member 5
of the Executive Committee are Mar
tin men, and they would unuuestiona-
bly, decide in favor Of the Boyllin fac
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GENERAL SITUATION.
Inc general situation last night at
a late hour seemed to be virtually un-
changed as far as the negro 'longshora-
men were concerned. AIT Of the men
who have struck are still out. and do
not intend to return to work until
their demands have been complied
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TWO CANDIDATES CERTAIN.
Ii the State Committee recognizes
the Boykin people, as it Will undolbt-
eddy do, there will be two men rum
ming on the Democratic ticket in the
general election this fall, as Stands
will be in the race regardless of the
committees decision. This will prob
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FilihusterInr ExnndltIon.

Kansas City, Feb. 2S.-The Times
prints the details of an alleged filibus-
tering expedition having for its object
the overthrow of the government of
Guatemala. in Central America. Ac-
cording to the story, a regiment of
1000 men has been formed in Kansas
City, st. Louis and Chicago, and Sec
ond regiment has been formed in the
East. Two companies are to leave
Kansas City by rail, 1t is said. en- route
to the scene OF the proposed invasion.
via St. Louis and New Orleans. A
Guatemalan named Sandoval, the rep
resentative of former governor of
Guatemala, is said to be the organizer
of the expedition, and it lie stated that
the invaders are to receive their pay in
grants of land and other privileges, in
the egent OF the success of the revolu-'
tion,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-03-03
AFTER SEVERAL DAYS DEBATE
Army Reorganization Bill
Has Been Passed.
eoRMAN AMENDMENT ADOPTED
1t Provides That the Army Shall Not
BE Increased Permanently Beyond
19O1-House Proceedings In Detail.

Washington, March l.--Aiter con-
lest that will be memorable in the his
tory OF the senate, the compromise
army reorganization bill was passed
this evening at 7:l0. When the SEN
ate convened. at II o'clock this morn
ing, it seemed more than likely that
the bill might be passed during the
day. German, of Maryland, insisted
that his amendment providing that the
army should not be increased perma-
nently, or beyond July /. 1901, be in
corporated in the measure. For sew
eral hours it appeared probable tl~lt his
insistence at least would throw the
bill over until tomorrow, and perhaps
defeat it. An agreement was reached
finally, however, and Germans amend
ment, in slightly modified form, was
accepted. The vote was 55 to 13.
Then the senate took mp the sundry
civil bill and completed its reading, all
the committee amendments being
agreed to, except those relating to the
District of Columbia. The bill was
then laid aside to be completed tomor.
row,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-03-03

The house was in session seven hours
today. and sent to the senate two moTe
appropriation bills, the army. which
has been under consideration for sew
eral days, and the Notifications.
The former carried about $40, ,O00,- :
900, and the latter, approximately.
"a, 100000. The final conference re-
port upon the Indian appropriation bill
was also adopted. The only amend
ment OF importance attached to the
army bill was one giving two months
extra pay to enlisted men in the regu-
lar army who served beyond the limits
of the United States during the war
with Spain, and one months extra pay
to those who served in the United
States. The discussion of the admin
istration's policy relative to the Phil
ippines, which has been occupying the
attention OF the members to the exclu-
sion of almost everything else during
the consideration OF appropriation bills
for the last two weeks. was continued
today. several speec hes being made ON
the subject.
A bill was passed appropriating
So, 900 for the investigation OF leprosy
in this country under board to be Sc
lected by the surgeon general. Corliss
(Rep. Mich.) stated that there were
about 800 cases in the United States,
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Rshels Ars nesnerate.

Manila, Feb. 2S.-Last night the
rebels concentrated in such numbers
near the Chinese cemetery that General
Macarthur anticipated an attack and
asked for reinforcements. Two COM
panies of the Twenty-third regulars
were sent to Calocan, and a battalion
of the Twentieth regulars to the ceme-
terry, at about midnight, but the expect
ed attack was not made. The rebels,
after making great noise with bugle
calls and yells Of viva independent
cia," and "mucho malo Americanos, I"
and firing volleys, disappeared in the
woods.
1t is believed their leaders are get
ting desperate. and are attempting to
force the United States troops 20 make
an attack, in the hope Of breaking
through the American lines, but the
rebels are evidently unwilling to be
pacified when facing the Americans.
1t is just possible, however, that
they may be goaded into such move
before more reinforcements arrive.