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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19
GENTRY STILL KING.
Wins Grandest Pacing Match Ever
puIlcd OF in This COuntry.

Rochester, Aug 1.-THE grandesi
pacing race. perhaps ever witnessed 1t
this country. was pulled off at TIL,
Rochester driving park yesterday. an'
as n result the litt'c bay stallion from
Goshen, n. Y. John Il. Gentry is still
king of the light harness racers. More
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19
Killed by Breaking Rope.

Boston. Aug. 15.-George Washburn,
Is years of age. was painting house in
Charlestown. when the rope which held
the staging broke. throwing him to the
ground. distance of 80 feet, causing his
death.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

There was an incendiary fire at Jerry
O'Neil's stable OF trott!ng horses at Lex
Ington. Mass. The fire was set In two
places. The horses were all out. and
the loss was but 500.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

tary Roots desire that the entire body
of reinforcemeutSf re for General otis army
may reach the Philippines FOR service
during October at the latest. II is now
believed that all of the ~ Iesim. nts VIII
have landed at Manila by the time the
dry season opens A short and sue
cessful campaign by this new army
would obviate the necessity for sencing
any additional volunteers To the Phillip
lines
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

The North Atlantic squadron has sailed
from Bar Harbor. The squadron will 20
to sea for few days practice and then
proceed to Newport.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Governor Stone Of Pennsylvania has
issued prGclamation to the people Of
the state requesting prompt contribu.
tions for the sufferers of Porto Rico by
the recent storm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Ida Conquest is golting at Winthrop
at which amusement she is an expert
She will join John prew's company mex
month. 2. I
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19
Chtna's Deadly Pla0up.

Hong Kong. Aug. 15.-There were 81
deaths from the plague during the past
week, and 25 new eases were reported.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Washington. Aug. 1I.-Secretary Root
has been in consultation with the officers
Of the uuartermaster's department with
u view to eXpedting the movement of
the Philippine r.inforcements. and as
result h has directed that four ad-
ditional transports he chartered. They
are the Pue bio. Belgian King. Columbia
and Charles Nelson. These four ships
have capacity of $50 men. 1t is ex-
pected that all of them will he ready to
sail for Manila by sept. 10. 1t is secre-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Everything from Flour to Fancy
SniOk ing Tobacco A TOut hsOine
List - Brush With Insurgents -
JimineZ Thinks His Time Has
Notes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19
HANDICAPPED.
Absence Of Labori'S Cross Ex.
aminationS Bad for Dreyfus.
LIFE ON DEVILS ISLAND.

Prisoner Wept When His Awful
Sufferinss We're RecOunted --Au-
dience and Even Captain OF
Guard Melted Significant Testi-
mony OF Widow of Suicide Colonel
Henry - Admitted the Forgery
Roget's Testimony u "Vitriolic
triDe"-Drey fus' Present Coun-
sci u Poor SuDstitu for LabOri.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Plattsburg. n. Y, Aug. lit is prob
able that one of the five new regiments
to be raised under Secretary Roots re-
cent order will be recruited at Flat,s-
burg barracks. According to ssmi-
official authority, one of the regiments
will be raised in New England. and the
recruits will be sent here to be organized
and made ready for service. This ltsi
ment, with the Twenty-siXth resim. mt
already here. will then form Il solt uf
New England brigade. Colonel Ri,a, /,
is said. may be ussigLed lu the commend
of this brigade. Lieutenant Colonel
Duvall Is mentioned as his successor as
colonel Of the twenty sixth regime Mt
in case Colonel Rice is made briguuicr
general.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Chicago. Aug. IA special from the
City OF Mexico says: The federal
troops under General Torres surprised
and routed the iauui Indians between
Potam and Medano. The Indians left
seven killed and large numfsr OF
wounded The loss to the federal troops
was one killed and one death from sun
stroke. The rebellion is now practically
at an end.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE medals author
Ztd by the United States COVE rnment
In recognition Of the service rendered
by the men who cut the cables at Glen
fucgos during the late war were awarded
to " men on board the /. :. S. Nashville
at Charlestuwn yesterday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

London, Aug. 1.-the Times edi-
torially protests today against the cam
tankelouS comments of the German
press on the report of the Samoan COM
mission, and says: They are ridi
culuus. misplaced and cannot in any
way be encouraged by the German gov.
ernment.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

81 have noticed the greater polite.
nes' OF Southern meI to women,
said New York girl. ''I was in a
Southern towl for six weeks, and |
never once go. Oh trolley car with
ont having the conductor take his hat
of to me- He waited so patiently,
then bowed so politely when | got on,
that the contrast to the New York
step lively was overwhelming. One
thing about the conduct of these con-
ducto:s made it especially agreeable.
Many OF the,n belonged to the best
families in the town" That can't he
truthfully said OF oar cable car co n
ma lders!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Mr.. William Waldorf Astor is nov
an Englishman, a c,untryman of Mr..
w. :. Gilbert, the li5rettist of "Pina
70 e." Mr.. Astor might have been "a
Roosian, Frenchman, Turk OF
Proosian, or. perhaps Italian; but in
spite of all temptations to belong te
other nations" he became all English
man. 1t is his own business. New
York is not at all cast down, though
he casts her of.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

The newest thing in strikes is that
of the caldies OF the Harbor Hill golf
club, Staten Island. They were paid
80 cents a round, but demanded 40
cents. They ask the extra dime be.
cause they have such long waits while
the golfers visit a hotel for refresh.
ment. When they were refused they
hoote l the golfers TO-. time, aud
then spread over the links, rieving the
direction flags and disks, smashing the
sandboxes and singing stones owe,
the course. The upshot is yet in
doubt; the boys have reason, but
there are more boys.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Three hundred delegates from all
over the country attended the conven-
ton of the National Retail Butchers
Mutual Protective association. j. +.
Callahan of this city, president Of the
eastern di,ision, said the meat indus
try represented more money than any
other industry, and if harmony pre-
vailed among the retailers they would
be able to fight the trust and beat it.
The general sentiment was in favor of
organizing with retailers in other
trades to fight the department stores.
At many Of these stores. mca. depart
ments have been started.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

The people OF this city are intensely
concerned in the question of rapid
transit, and the best minds and most
ceaseless energies have long been
graphing with the problem. The
necessity of some prompt remedy for
the congestion that occurs so often on
all the present up and downtown lines
is so apparent that no argument for
greatly increa :ed facilities is needed.
ANY enlargement or improvement Oil
existing lines seems likely to prove
inadequate, and it is probable that the
building of an underground road ia
assured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-19

Jacob Bebus, who introduced the
tea rose to the New York markets,
and who had dealt in flowers for &c
years, died recently. He was said tt
be the first Wholesale florist in thi.
city. He supplied most of the flower,
for Charlotte Cushman's funeral ant
for many years the Delmonicos relied
upon him for decorations of importan
social functions.
kNICKERBOCKER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30
XXI

hi subterrsneo el que acababa de entrar Ia Feina
madre tenia dosoentos metros de ougtud pasa.
ba por dsbaod de los ardBes del Pssoio de Beauseour
En- e so msmo donde estaba su antigua entrada para
e conVento habfs msndsdo Catalina hsoer una pared
muy gruesa el espeso de esta pared e arqateCto
habia deado espsoo psFs esoaera dA dos pies de
anChura que subfs hasts 81 primer piso del soio ter.
minaba en- un corTedor practicable guslmente en- la
profanddad de las paroles medi neras Ese mismo co.
rredor oonduoia diversos niohos ooutguos diferen-
tes piez9s del PAlaeio.
Habia previsto 81 case en- que pudera tsner ooa-
sion de oeder psaOio sgdn Tey, principe embsia
dor, ouyos seoretos quisiera sorprender
Uno de los nohos Sc pareofa bastante al del GORE.
dor misterioso que PibFao desoubriera Ell Louvre
desde e cua habs poddo con ffecuenca espiar 10 oue
pasaba en- e gsbinets de Msrgarita Habi} en- el una
sOa sis, Ia oua ssnt6 a Teins Catalina sin hs
Tuido, mientFss qas Rensto peFmaneoa en- pie de-
tFas de ella apagaba ls smpara Un Fsyo de Luz one
pasaba por nn sgUierito alberto en- a pared indiO6
Is Teina por donde podra yer OR.
Eite sgujsrO estaba perfsotsmeute dsimuIado en- 81
marco es0ulpido de Ouadro oOlgsdo eneima de una
sls lsrgs en- 81 euarto tan ujosamente sdoFuado cue
aoababs de ooupaF s Feiua de Navarro.
Sc pus0 Catalina mlar poF al agajerito vic
Jusns De AlbTet ssntada auto a principe Enrique 50
hjo, Noe, que en- aquai m0msnto tsrmiuaba a reI7.
ci6n de sua srentnrss Rsnato Ia feina, nm6Viles
osnteniendo aent0, pusieF0n esouohar Il Feina
pudo cir pusa Jusns de Abfet msnifsstsF sus temofea
Fespeet0 del odio CUE ella, gataliua, tanis Edfeae
II oh, oh psaaos me ha adlEinaao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30
Los amores de ia bella Nancy la9

-Es oierto, hijo mfo. La casa de Lorena Ia casa
de Borb6n son, sin que hsya entire elias que un
grado de dferenois las que pr6xmas estan de Ia
Ia de Vaoie, esta representsda por tres
pTnopes i6venes, perdids, muerta de ante
mano. Enrique extremeOi6, El rey Carlos TX
de sus vente y tres amos, es va aneian0 -. Todo
en- semblante esia anunoiando pT6xima muerts.
El rey de Polons tai refine 81 absndonase
dia Varsovia para venr reinar Paris, los po.
ae1s serisn capaz de ssesiuarle.
-lY van dosl diio gravemente Noe.
-Queda 81 duque de Alenqon, Francisco de Valois,
snoiano de vei1e a0s an hombre esragado poE los
vooB, oasi sempre beOdO, cruel renOoroso como su
msdre.... tOhl 10 que ese diio Ia rens de Navarro
obedsoendo un presentimiento mistsrioso, 70 Os 10
juro ese no reinars lmas Sc extFemeoi6 Ia rsna al
pronuuoar eaas pasbrss pues e psTeo6 haber dido un
lgero ruido detras de s tQu6 ruido ha sdo esel do
leyanthndOse.
Enrique Noe no habian dido nads, pero sc evan.
taron su Yez reooHsron e euarto abTieron Ia paeFta
Sc sseguraFon de que hsbia nadie Ia sala con-
tigua
Ma hs psTecido que hsbian movido una slla abi.
detra de mi. = habFa sdo una Illusion mia Sin duda
fue slgda ruido del exterioE dio Ia reins volvid
sentarse.
CONTINUED, madre mis-, diio Enrique.
.,.....5.......,.,.,...,..
Para ezplioar de que naturaIeza era eI ruido que
oyera a rena de Navarro, es nooaaaro que FetFooeda
IN POGO demos aguHos detaes topogFS8e0 aeefea
de- pslaoio deBssaaeiouT.
dos pssos de este palaoie exstfs una casa ds hu-
milde apaFeneia que pageoia iha darrumhafsa nor 4
sola estaba aeahabitsaa. 81 sTqniteet9 de Catalina
he5a emitidQ aaegaias PsgeesF qas eOaYaais dsni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30
CONDI0ToNE8 7 CONCE3IONEs

ooNooNENT0s preseatados Agend aupadsmen
con del
aTan admtdoA Los aes So ~ poian
0obrads eta dniendo form elo ealoolneato
PAsAJESSa satsfseh0
orea omDo de nuera Paris da del
sida,
pasaea tomados b0rdo tienen de 100
PAsAJkS De VOELTA-Psa
safes de 0Am YAidos
Anhco yados ado 100
huea usaaannea podran pToo de
medlaate doluclon de ]
50 oas de que 90 pefo pudese utdsr s
Yuea dersnea ents dinado
epr qae no hane enpFomehdo
- 4i
BLETs5De coaosi fufias o.
can @ pea d ida gas e. d 5OOfrao
NN0sLoa nno de admiHdos es an ann
do e1mpados
tadg adean,
- a1oas gratis.
hh9 qas pAkasa nsao
Les geeasas fsa Dads de
frances eee9 - na4aa pa teoE es De 50 kos
haDOsl2 uagpsn esaasada 5s pt1s
uneonaEs del aerao
Is d 4s4 6s3
ezauRQsLa
8z2aazs
faia nas aorns disgias % Agsusss asapsaA
hA30L HERNAN0s 8 Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30
/ Son EstOs Sus SintOmas ?

PrediecCi6n al Onanismo, emisiones de dia
o de noGhe derrames al estar Gu presencu do
una persona del seXo opuesto al eutrctener
ideas lasclyaS; gran0s, c0ntracciOneS de los
mdsCulOs (que son precursOres de la Epilep-
5lal; penSaAientOS SuenOS VOluptuOSOS; So
fOcaeiOnes, tendenCias d dOrmtlr dOrmtE,
sensation de cmbrutecimiCnto. perdida de la
voluntad, falta de energia impOsihilidad de-
concentrar las Ideas dolores tn las piernas y
en- los mtlsCulOs sensation de tristeZA dc
desaliento inquletud, talta de mCmorla, lnde-
cist0n, melancOla, cQnsancio despues do4uAt-
quter eSfuerZO pequenO, manchas tiOtantos
ante la vista, debilidad despuGs del act0 . de-
una perdlda inYountarta; derrame al hlCsH
esfuerzOs en- la silla, ruido sIlD,do en los
OldOs, ttmtdez, manOs pies pegalOSOs frlO9
tenor de algun peltgrO nminente de muorl8
D ointortunio, impOtencia parclal total, der.
rame premature tardiO, perdida dsmlnu'
C1on de los deseos, decamientO de la sensible
lidad, 0PganOs CaidOs yd6biles, dyspepsia, etc,
etc. AlgunOs de esOs slnt0mas son advera
tencias naturales para un hombre que deDe
recuperar sus enervadas tuerZits Vtales, .
Vendra ser presa dc alguna fatal enfer.
medad.
Nos0tros solicitamos dc todos QUO sufreD
de algunO de los siniomas enclma enumea
RADIOS, 4UE OBSERFEN BEN ESTE
AFISO, c0municandoso con nuestra Con-
pahll de mGdiCOs especiaistas que han CeUt-
do Yeinte amos dc eXperiencia. tratando Gu
fermedadeS de los neryiOs del slStema s84
Xual, quienes pueden garanttAr ina cIs
raci6n radical y permanente.
Euvienos una relaci0n eompieta de gu case
daudonos TODD su nombre y dtTeceioQ 9 lad,
Ocupaci6n. 81 eS CaSalo sOltefTj cllaIes8 n4
los sintomas nombrados sc lie han NANTES.
tado I'd, y 81 I'd ha usad0 aigun tratan
miento para gOnorrea, estruchez, sIdti. j ii.
guna Otra enferlnedad venerea. Nh sti 1
lunta de medicos diaguOStiCa d enScg Al Id \.
Embellishments su case tgTatisl, intor aac's
q Ud de 10 que lie cuesta un trAtlmlo Itn 60
10 dias, en- el que SO efeCtui'l una tl"aCl "a
radical. y SO IL restablece,a3 I'd. su 3ll9lc-
Ia salud; y yolvela I'd, ser I'm ho.AIgJ vi.
gorOso. 81 I'd, nos rem:te 20 On Utt! ,es dl
su pals, como garantia DE- bu a fl CO. "a,
remJs eDseglidI ,t5 m"li1ltn, 10 ~ rii'1
por cCrreO registradu, tttH nrouJI cOml d.
ira juhta lie m6diCOs h&y y GuGtiJ 3, d .lo.
to tratanieato 4 que I'd. ieb3 s5al- 5er 10
C0MPAN1A EsPECIALT5TA al Nc r.
8 B-o1dwa7,
Aav Yo'ls, =. ! y q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30

OoNkAtoNE5A su negada FodeFnuce d
las de O6n Marsa
colonial Fort defiance Cayenne
3Y a
de Ia linea Hkve-
de tados nerar
con trasbdo
Oayenne Ia dr Puerto OAbeo
cens (oa1na) Msas; rasbordo
Iamea Ordno 0Atagsna Sa6aois, sado
NoIA-a gompanis responsible de Ia faa xc
Log Re para bAgoeona solo a de L. de N0HmoEe 80 Ahr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30
HllMRDE:S DERIL.ES

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que des-
pues de la sangre el tludo vital seminal sea
Ii suStanCia mas preciOSa en- el cuerpO del
hombre, y alguna p6rdida contranaturat do
q producira Siempre resultados desastrusO5.
Muchos hombres han muerto de enfermo~
dades corrientes, tales como las del corazdn,
del higado, de los ri1ones, Intermediates pull
5I3d n2nares etc,, por haber permtldo sn Y VIa, I
Victimas de estas Intermediates, cuando al
gunas cajas de nuestras medicnas, t0mada3
tempo, habliau impedido estas dehilitautes
perdidas, asi preservandO su vitalidad para
resistir los ataques de esas peligrOsas enfer-
medades.
Eluchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero
seguramente, 4 un estado de demoncia in
durable causa dc estas perdidas, sin saheE
la Verla6ara r9uga del NAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-30

Schedule for September toba Nve b and December 1859
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
AN EXTRA DAYS PAY.

The employees of the Galveston city rail-
way company are wearing broad smiles
and pleased expressions today Yesterday
Superintendent Travis posted up notice
IN the barn that Receiver Baer presenter
his compliments to the faithful employees
of the company and wished them a merry
Christmas, There was nothing perfume
tory about this. In spite Of the fact tina,
the notice was matter of fact and rot al
all fulsome But 1t carried Joy to the
hearts OF the employees in one little SEN
tence, which announced that every man
in the employ of the company would re-
ceive full extra days pay as Christmas
present and that It would be paid to them
on the goth. the oompany's, regular pay
day. Every man in the employ Of the
company is included in the gift and the
way they are talking about It today should
be awfully pleasant to Major Baer.
Since Major Baer took charge of the
property he has worked hard to better the
condition of the employees while paying
due regard to the interests of the com
pany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

office. The question on which the case
went off was whether the land commis,
sioner. under article 4045 OF the Revised
Civil Statutes, is invested with discretion
in the matter and empowered 10 determine
whether or not an examination OF the rec
ords of his office may be made by persons
not employees OF said office. The court
finds that the requirement in the article
in question that the applicant shall nrbt
procure the consent OF the commissioner
TO make the examination, necessarily M
plies that the applicant has mo- the righ.
10 make the examination without mat
consent; and also, that the commissioner
having the power to ,ons,n,. must neces-
sarIIy be invested with authority 10 fsttse
consent. Furthermore, the court dedures
from the language Of the statute that she
provisions prescribing the manner OF
examination when consent has peen
nrocured emphasize the fact that the
legislature intended to commit 70 the com
missioner OF the general land ONCE tns
care and custody Of the records OF me
STATE CONCERNING IT'S public lands as wei
as the lands belonging to private maj
yiduaIs, with very broad, II not An aD-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
RELIGIOUS.

Northern Methodist Appointments.
Fort Worth. Texas, December ls.-Tbe
Austin Methodist conference concluded its
year at San Antonio. Revs. Webb. Mac
adam and Cooper were appointed by Bish
OPP Goodsell to confer with the people Of
Alvin regarding the location OF college
there and report to the conference board
The committee on the Freemans' Aid So
ciety reported that that agency had ex-
pended since the civil war $13,000,0 900 and
as a result fifty schools. ranging in grade
from preparatory to universities, had been
established, valued at $2.000,000. The
schools are about equally divided among
whites and blacks In these schools are
now 10000 students and more than 200, 900
young men and women have during the
past attended them. The collections for
the society exceed those of last year by
$50, 900; debts amounting to about $50, 900
have been paid during the yea.
Following are the conference appoint
ments made by Bishop Goodsell:
Austin district; o. e. Olander. presiding
elder; Austin Central. o. E. olander AND
one to be supplied; Austin, Hyde Park
and Georgetown. j. G. IL. Mcknight; Ar
cadia and Pearland. H. G.. Breed; Alvin
to be supplied; Brushy and Georgetown
John OVAL; Decker. G. o. Freeman;
Driskill. j. M. ojerhohn; El Campo a
Wallin; Fort Worth and Dallas. + A.
Lundberg. Galveston, to be supplied
Houston, to be supplied; Manda, supplied
by c. Charuquist; San Antonio, Trinit!
and blackberry. W. A. Cooper; San An
tonic city missions. supplied by w. J.
Gates John +. Sarner. chaplain OF Gal
weston SeSmRn's Friend society and mem
bers OF Galveston quarterly conference.
Fort Worth district: T. N. Corkhill, pre-
siding elder: Athens to be supplied; ADJ
iene. G. e. Woodson; Baird, w R. Man
ming supply; Clarendon and Panhandle
to be supplied; Dallas tabernacle, II. j.
Stoves; Dallas Hope. F. l.. Harrington
Denison. First church. ]. NJ. Bollman
Denison Grace church, to be supplied
Denton. r. l.. Selle; Dublin and Alex
ander. B. R. Golightly. supply; For
Worth, st. Pauls, George Macadam
Gainesville, j. l.. Freeman; Hubbard cir
cuit. B. Robinson, supply Iowa Park an
Thornberry. George Evans; Lloyd circuit ~
]. A. Webb; Merit circuit. p. w. Black
we'll supply; Waco. Trinity NJ. a
Daugherty: Waco. Tenth Street, NJ.
Kinney, supply; Emory. W. II. HUI sup
NV. Reehouse. w. l.. A. Self, supply; ID
q l.. Fisher, president Fort Worth uni
varsity. member st, Paul's quarterly con
ference; DR.. A. r. Morrison. superinteno
ant New Mexico mission; Martin ARE
s,rons missionary to New Mexico, men
Der Of Grace quarterly conference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
ISLAND CITYNEwS ITEMS
The Funeral Of John Reymershoifer Was
Attended by Many Citizens.
CARMEN WILL GET AN EXTRA DAYS PAY
rating the Steamship Rydall Hall,
from Calcutta-suits Filed.

Galveston, Texas, December 1s.--Yes-
terday morning the body Of Mr.. John
Reymershoffer, who died In New York on
December ~. arrived here via the Inter-
national and Great Northern. Mrs. Rey-
mershoffer, the two daughters and two
sons of deceased accompanied the body
At the union station relatives and the
employees of the Texas Star Flour mills, OF
which deceased was the founder and pres
ident, were assembled to receive the body.
The employees of the mill acted as the
guard OF honor and escorted the body to
the undertaking parlors Of Levy Bros,
and from there to the family residence.
1914 Postoffice street.
The funeral took place, this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the home of the de-
ceased, the interment being at the Epis-
copal cemetery. Rev. J. C. Roehm pastor
of the German Lutheran church, ofhciateu'
The mayor and board of aldermen at
tended In body, as did the American Lee
gion of Honor and the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen, of which societies MT
Reymershoffer was member
ne eHplOyco VI tuO h"''''o
pressed a desire to act as pail bearers fol
their lamented employer, ten of them
were chosen for this Office. They wore
Messrs. o. II. Haardt, Robert Hayes, 9
Montgomery, p. Kurpan, F. Maisel, Il
Paetz, H. venn George Rankin, w. Guild
borg. H. d. Staub
From among the friends of the deceased
the following acted as honorary pail bear
ers. Messrs r. f. Wheeler, DR.. G. w
Trueheart, Julius Runge. H. G. LANCE, u
D. Flood, Charles Fowler Charles l. Wal
lis. J. Fl. Hawley w. F. Beers, Q. NJ
Guinard, NJ Lasker, George Sealy, NJ
| ullmann, Edward Webster, Louis Schnei
der, George Schneider, Sr., Colonel Wal
ter Gresham, FIR j. Becker, A. j. Rosen
thai of Galveston; H. F. Keller of Hous
| ton and b. Leysaht of Alleyton.
There were hundreds Of beautiful flora
offerings and II looked as If all Galvesto
turned out to pay the last honors to on
o. her most worthy citizens. Many tele
grams of coincidence were received by tn
family of the deceased