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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-27
U u aIa n b.

- Sn Oberfein Bel Rreuanad on
Der Nabe ereignete h9 beim @iienbnbn.
bau Elm llnfau, ber slhdIi9er @sife
obne ben @erluif bon Menidenlebru
abgtng. Nuf Der fd3oa etipas alters.
i@tpa9en Bride, bic tiber ben aenauus
ten GtuB fdbrt. iouten bic @sleiie ae.
legt uerben. als pl6bli6 Der gan3e Wau
5uiammeubra9. Mebrere Nrbeiter
hRraten tn bic 6luiben, fonnten Rdl
aber bur1 6nmimmen retten.
- Nu8 8uba,peii ipirb bonn 25.
yobember beri1tet: Die DeIegatioueu
Oeaerreids unb ungarns babeu fid)
enbliG tiber bic bon ben beiben Neids.
baIften 3u iibernebmenben Quoten Ser
semeinfamen &eeieruneStoffen geei.
uigt. Oeferreid3 iibernimmi 65. 6 prp.
cent, lngarn 34.4 prosent. @Iei6.
lautenbe Dorlagen iperben In beibeu
parlamenten eineebra1t werben.
= Bel ber 8eratbung Der pof.g SO.
belle im beutiben Rei6stage ipnrbe eiu
Mntrag angenommen. baB 3eitnnaeu
aud on 6onntagen In ben Stdbteu, In
benen bie pDlibeanlten arbeiteu, ausae.
getragen tperben bHrften. Der Mutraa
bestpedte. ber Regitrung bon Medlen.
burg bas 0anbmerf 3u Ieeen, BITE berz
bot, iocialiiiifGe 3eitnneell an Gonns
tager aus3utragen. Den Bunbesratbs.
bertreter Medlenburg 6trelib' 6rgerte
bte Mnuabme bieleS MntrageS 70, baB
er bie 6oifuuns ausipra@, Der Bunbes.
ratb iuerbe aus 3Dnegialitdt MedIen,
burg beiieben uub bem io3ioIifii9en
uufug einen Niegel borf9ieben. Der
fccialiiiiidbe Nbseorbnete Singer nerbat
R9 euti@teben bieie Mrte Drfmeiaerei,
meinte ttbrigens, r,an mt1e es ebsu benz
msdlsuburgifben 0erren bon Derbeu
ttberloHen, fi@ ams3ubrhden, tuie ibm
feline 6dbisteiten erlaubten. Setu lIr.
tbeil an 1G fei tpertbloS.
Sn ben areiien ber briiii9en Of,
filiere berri9t, mie aus 9onbon Der,
fi@ert uirb, eine b6uige CONFORMATION
ttber ben angetanbigten Bei9IuB Der
86niein Wictoria, baB iebem In Sub.
afrita i'm Gelbe gegen BITE 8uren befinb.
liGen britilIen 6pIbaten cine G1a9s
tel. .@boeolaben pralines tiberianbt
iuerbeu foqe. Sm Berelei9e nit ibren
iGli4teu unb warbigen MbfGiebSans
fpra@en on bie ins Gelb 3iebenben
9rnppen bdlt mon bies fhr einen 69ritt
bon grbabentn au Gd4erli9en.
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4amiemo 8mmsem

f6nnien bem gntsiiden nidt Gusbrud
perlei9en, iuel9es Mnnie 6. Gprinaer,
1125 Soipar6 Street, @bilabelpbia,
8enniplpanien, empfanb, als iie seipabr
iuurbe, oaB Or. Sings gaeue gntbednns
fir s9minoiu6t iie p6llis sebeilt bate
BON einem idmersenben Suiten, Der iie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequdlt battle.
Gae anberen Mittef unb 5ablrei1e
Ier5te permo9ten ibr ni9t 81 belfen,
aber iie last BON bielem berrli9en Mits
tel: ,es entfernte balb ben S9mer3
aug meiuer 8ruit unb i'd fam iest felt
idlafen, etipas, iuOrauf i6 mib faum
nod beiinnen fam, baB i6 es frhber se-
tonnt babe. Sd babe bas @efubl, als
miiBte i'd bas Sob bieies Mittels laut
in ale @elt binaus perfiinben". Gbens
10 iuirb es Seoermann ergebeu, tpelrher
0r. Sings Geue gntbeduns periudt
fir 8eidwerben bes 9alies, Der Uruft
nnb Der 2unse. Hreis> 80 Gents uno
$1.00. 9robeflaiden frei in Der Gpoz
tbefe upn S. 8alteper & Con. Sebe
Glaide ipirb sarantlrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-27

Das rei@baItisfe Eager In 8 u.
neien aIIer Mrt, feiaen MeRer.
i9miebwaaren, 5anep 3oiletteu, Mrs
tttelu &c. bel Griter NroS., 304 WeHs
Commerce 6tr0be.
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10 lan9e binats9ei6oben tuerben, bis
er aeaiiaenbes Matsrial geeen lie se=
iamn1elt bate, UNI nit Dem enti6eioen-
ben sdloge pnraeben gu ionnelr gsoter
bies fommen ipllte. pliBts er ireitid)
nod nidf. 9dtte Ell nun einmol i6ren
SUP meiien, ii0 iibersenaen fonnelL pb
lie uirtlid srabere st6nDe tru1 ols
nDtbig mar. @r jam longs nod, ipie
er es anfan9en iolle, Oie5 gu Mege sll
bringen, obne oaB ibn eine Soee fam,
iuie es in ilaauffdllieer geeile eeItbeben
tonne.
Wdbreno ieines @adiinnens mar es
bunfel getuoroen, unb er begab ii6 nun
mad Der 0iitte Miesfps, I'M fir ben
Sall sur $1alio sll iein, oaB man
@ertrub, ipelte I'M oieie 3eit ben @e=
nannten beiuden ilnb BON i'm Die ii6ri=
gen pdpiere erlangen ipnllte, eitpa Elm
9inoerniB in ben @eg lege. Der ber=
9eblide 8eriud bes- 9ieutenants, au
MiesfD .sil gelangen, mabnte i'm sur
duBerifen 9prii9t.
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aas @ebetmutf, ser wseeres semae.

Cine ipeitere Grpebition aebt auf bic Suebe mad
~oem Sebeimnis oer Nseeresenae." 400 Sabre
binoar@ ID bas 9ebeimnis unaeI6ft aebIieben
Die Iebte Reife bes Columbus ealt ber grfpriBuna
bieier .Reeresenae". 9euerbines aIauben @epIo'
gen aub geosrapben uidbt. baB mod @aifer Ber-
btnbnnaen stuifd5en benz atIantiid6en unb Gtiuen
Ocean beiteben. SaB es eine Belt CAB. oa bic bel.
ben Runtinemte setrennt tuareu, sIauben bieie ae.
Iebrien 9eute fre.li6. 90 eiebt 2eute. tpeItbe es
ebenio idbtper ftnoen. bas 9eheimniB Der @eiunb'
belt an fin6en. 9rei @orte rennen ben @ea-ein
esiunoer Waeen. 9as gebetmni6 eines eeiunben
WaagenS III 6oitetterS Naaenbitters. DaiieIbe
tufrb ben Wagen eeiunb MAIDEN unb ee5unb erbaI.
ten. 20 heiIt Heritupfuna. uuuerbnuIt@teit.
Spspepfe un6 ale 2ebers unb RierenIetben. 90
teIt ite for ole 8ett-nid5t nnr nprbereebnb mno
Cd nerimafft erleidbteruna fofort. Gne Npotbefer
RaIten es uorrdtbig unb cine 9ribat. Steuernarfe
beeedt ben Gals Der Glafdbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-27
Sd1euermeper's Yart.

Oerr sdsuermeper bot 1@ far bic
Saifou eingeridtet unb martet ieinen
@dfien NIT Nuiiern, Gii@en, Qrebfen,
@efihgeI. Wilb &C., tur3unt NIT Mueul,
mas ber Wdrft bietet, auf. Die 9h9e
III, wie betaunt, portreffii@; es eiebt
Wildereiprobutte aller Mrt unb bic 0e.
trdnts Rnb eriier RIaie. 6@euer
mspers part III ein rei3enber plab fir
Gamilieu unb tleiue @efeIli@often.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-27

9orresppabens. -Maiiin, ben
25. Nopember 1899.-Nur np9 etnige
Modeu uub eiu tleues Sabrbunbelt
beginnt. 6offen mir, baB es nn8 vi.
len re9t biel be8 @uten bringt.
Die 8aumtpoq grnte bradie bier
mehr als uuiere Garmer erwarteteu.
Mu1 bie &orn'@rnte NOR redt ergie,
big. tnlrb bp9 Rora gu 80 Gents per
gufbel fell eebDien.
GGaee, heB bie earteffs!n niht bef.
isr geratbea finb, n1an muB R@ mil
ben importiltsn beguaoen unb IS
Gents per 8ufbel besabIen. 9ie Ies
fagels3u6t nimmt bier INNER mebr
au unb bringt benz 3a9ter euten Der.
Dienf. Die Girma gtaebtler G aobI
bat bis bato Der g1preB perf9ifft mie
foIet: 5000 Dubenb gier, $500 Stud
6hbuer unb $500 puter. STR puter
babeu fte $1.00 per paar bs3abIt.
e9reiber bieieS mtr6 In g6Ibe
Agent Der WeQ8 Sarge grpreB 60.
bier tuerben; biaber baben bie Meen.
ten ber Na9harpldbe ben prpfit In bic
Safbe gefiedt.
Die NOrber lofen Iange. in 0ieiem
6erbfie auf f9 tparten, tpebe eu@
Grunaern, wenn He fommenl
Die e@ul5eit far nnfere 2anbtinber
III bib auf AZ Monaie rebu3irt unb
tann mnB 6tet6en Der Muiter uub
peter bem 8nter beIfen, 10 baB elm
bia9en tiber 3 Mouate bleiben; ba
fDuen nun bic Qinber ettDas Iernen
Die alten bemdbrien 2ebrer mtiKen Der
"Schoolma'am' pIab MAIDEN. SIN
grobeu @auaen bilben unfere Garm.
S1ulen mebr Der3iebung aIs @r3ie.
buns. Nnn, bOifsntIitb uirb aud
Dies ber6efert.
su9 0ermounsi6bne Hub bier 3u
finbeu. Nie Seban 2oge 30. 1913
3dblt 80 Wit9lieber. - Otto 4obL
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Cuffs cse6er-9iGett

erbalten bas &0rperipitsn in Srbnuna
un6 rerbiuOern fruntb0ite 3uftdnbe Der
9sbsr, bie seuObnlib &rams6eiten Dor.
lAss.ben.
Gin DrrbinSsruagsmittsl fir
ROpiidmsssen, Gpspeplis, SdpinNef.
idIs$ten @sidnladim MunNe, 5srsilo.
plsn, bstsste .3uuae, appeiitiOiiSfeit unS
Sdt,ssatlid)e 0aaenleioen
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Mabn6e @uteI 0ar,
Of. 6onfton Strabe,
" NJ. @ntb..... Gi0emtbiiuaer,

Man finbet bier Elm porshsli@ea
@las Bier unierer beimii9en Hraue.
reien. Befonbere Nnertennung ber.
bienen bie Weine, gigarren. Wbisties,
2iqn6re &c. . gorjtigli9er 6reis
lun4 beS Morgena uub Nad5s
mittags. 9ieie Mirtb1@oft erfreui
F9 bes ansse3ei4neten @ufes 3u benz
angenebmaen &ufeatbaltsorte ber
Stabt au 3dbIen.
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SADOVSKY & co,

baben eiu Juuelen. gtabliRement Wo.
Ito Norb. Mlamo.6 6trase erbffnet unb
fibreu eiue bolladnbige MuSmabl BON
Suwelen. Sai6en.. Wanb. unb
Stanb.llbren, fomie Neubeiten ieeli.
der Mrt Der tteuefien sSacon.
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12. 6 a p.ifel.

!,
Drip 9. SreoDip mar, als er am
gta9mltfd9e bon ielner bsrgebli1en
Su0e mad Mliesto 3urlidtebrte, oon
ggera in 10 liebenspiiroiser Weife cia=
pfangen iuoroen, ais bdtte er Cen 9fa8=
ten @rlols 9ebaht. Sic bate i'm lts't
gerall asnug fuoirt, ltln 5l iuifieil,
tpie lie ibn 81 bebanoetn Aahe. gtls iUtlr
un 10 nttliaef, als lie i'm cine Nnf=
gabs llbertraach ipollte, su beren lleber=
1a9me er, iuenn lie ibnl bieielbe brett
aufgetragen b1tte, jebenfalls ni65f bic
9eiln9lte gult ge3eigt bdben ipiiroe. Gr
iollte ndnlit9, nad6em er nod Deute
ipdt anl GbenO Wliesfo in ieiner 9iitte
ansetroffet uno ibm anempfoblen batta,
leoelltalls illorgea frii9 oieielbe nitt gu.
Derlallen, nit 0tnl Grininalfommiiidr
ila9 Wuitertuib geben. Wdbrenb bieier
3eit pollte lie ielbif Die Yapiere BON
Miesfo 9eraussubefOmmen iuden.
9aran, baB es bem 2ieutenant eelin.
gen iperoe, bate lie BET reifliderer
ueberlesuns gu aiueifeln ansefansell,
uno oieler 3peifel mar bur6 feline
MiberfOl9e nod beidrft tporoen, tpenn
eifer Die s6ulo trus: 9amit er aber
bic Inn 5ugeoa9te @oIle iiberne9me,
beourfte es zines nidt serinsen @robes
oipl0nlatiiber Geipanbtbeit.
sWabrenb Sic bergeblid auf ben
Ja9o iuarell, er5ablte lie ibm, als lie
n lla1 Dem Abenobroo nit ibm bur6 ben
part lpaalerfe, mar 9err aasparp bel
mr..
pSox gBas tuollte er oenn?"
ger bat mir Mlles ersdblt, tuas er
oisber N oteler Aliselegenbeit porges
nommen bat.1
ga ibeinen Sic ia in bobem Grabe
lein Nerfraueil gu belibeil.
ses mar nlGf ldfper, oalielbe au err
'anesn.
oSas t'uloert mid.
.Marnn1?A
.Slele 9erren geamten Der @ebeim=
pDll5el plle9en ood 1onlt leDr 5artldbals
tenn all leiil.
:. tuenn man lie nur gu nebmen
uetB:.
Sle tparen tpobl iebr liebenspiiroig
81 tgns
rSolite i9 i1n abfobeno bebanoeIn,
% oow leln geilfaiio MIR BON 10 bobem
Nuesn letn tann?4
oyaebr tretltd1 als Der meinise.
Oas ldbt iih ni6t leusnen. 9lber
felbit baDon abgeIeben, iif ct aud Elm
lebr ilettsr ltflo re1t bibf9er Mann,
Der iuobl peroient, baB man Tim Rld-
ti1tfp angeoeiben ldbt.4
rOds fann i6 nun serabe niht fin=
ben.
Isle ieben ibn bielleidt ni6t nit
gang iinparteiii9en Mugen an.
s@ie etfua, gndoises Srdulein91
So siemli9. gr III elm aeiStpoller
111o.... = S-' =
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= Das sei9madpouRe In Der 8 II.
welen.8ranGe Fnbst man BET
Sriter Hrus., bic erobe 5enbnngen
bon Diamautenrinsen, 8ro9en uno
GslhmeiSen olIer Nrt erbalten baben.
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Srblof} Drfooll,.
iariminaIruuau bnn 6. b. @alieaens
NebeHtlnu.
NprtieSut.e.l

Gr CAB bem Bliriden Elm Srilf9elb
unb berabfdiebete tin, ililseoulbig, ben
Snbalt bes Gades gu lnteriu9en. gr
Ieerte benlelben auf ben Slid aus.
Gtiid fir Gtiid tpurbe bon alien Geiten
befidtiet; llirsenbs fanb fid Der nin=
beffe Mnbaltspunft fiir Die 9ertunft Der
So6en. sStt ben 9af1en mar ebeniO
ipenig ettpas 3u fiiibett; 1tur Elm flein
tpenig Sdbaffaub, BON tiirfiiden Sue
bat berrtbrenb, tuie man i'm fir Cigar
retten at bertpenbet pflegt, fiiIlte ein
MinfeI6en Der redten Wefentaide beg
fleineren Mn3uges aug. Nlle sdume
fiiblte GasparD nad; tlirgenbs mar
ettuas berborsen. Sc mar fIar, oab bie
@erfolgten peinlid barauf bebadt ge=
ueien tuoret, In ben Qnaiigen ni6ts 5u=
rtd3uldfien, mos 3ur Geiiitellung beg
uriprungs berielben bdtte fiibrert fDn=
lleil.
gnttdui1t fedte Gasparp iie tpieber
IN ben Sad, ben er nod Berlin fdiden
iDolIte, bamit man bort einen freili1
tiabe3n ausfidtsloien WerIu6 made,
bur9 Mnfragen BEL idmmtIi1en Qleiber=
magaainen auf bic Spur Der 9dufer gu
fOmrnen. Ser Heinere Nnaug mar nod
gang iteu urtb fpnnte erIt felt gans flr=
aer 3eit getraaen tporben iein. Mls
Qasparp ben gu bieienl eeb6rieen 3od
In ben Sad ftedte, aog er plDbli6 nit
einem leiien, untpilltiirIi6en .Nul4
bic 9anb 3uriid. ct batte ii9 an elmer
NabeI 9eribt. 9lo6mals sog er ben Gpd
beraus unb entbedte BEL 9enauerer 9la1-
forf9ung urlter bem Gragen beiIeibe1
cine 6aarnabel.
0dtte er mod 3meifel baran gebabf,
baB Der ibm gef9ilberte iunge Mann
Elm berfleibetes meib geiDeien iei, 10
bdtten tie iebt iduinben miiien. llrlb
HnPl1ln ff1pf11n 2f1111tpffo -0f1 1tp ff1dc-
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Der @iater nabt. 6oI3 unb Sob
len uerben fi6erli& TN preile Feiserl
Sebt 1T bic ridtise 3ett Cure BE
btrfuife fir Brennmatertal far BET
Wiuter 3u beden.
Mir berlaufeu suies giGeubnIa 3u
$4.25 per @orb; ausgeiu@teS 6ol3 3r
$4.00 per @orb; unb Ordinary" ~
1915 per @orb, abgeliefert.
&ebucirte pfeiie fir 8efe1uu9eu
bon unb 10 .@erbS".
Wir fibren eagle paB, 6arisboru
unb McWlefer aoblen. Special
preiie fir Muftrdse BON Wagsou,
2aDungen.
Gttr preife bebieut gu@: $elepbou
No. 81.
Gmmiet 30 o p6 60.
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ltm GrtaItnne tn einem Gage sm beilen. nebme
man laratipe gromo @btnin Sdfel9en alle @po=
tbeter geben bas Gelo 5urld menn feline 6eiluna err
Iol9t. y. 70. @rpbe's llnteri9riit 1T anf ieoer
G@a9teI. 25 Gents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
TO DrsrRANcmIsE NEGROES.
Alabama Democrats want Perpetua-
ton of white Rule.

lion of White Rule.
Montgomery, Ala, March 29-The Demo-
cratic state convention was held here to-
day to elect delegates to the constitu-
tional convention. which will be held neat
August. The following resolutions wors
adopted:
stitutonal convention for the purpose OF
so regulating the right to vote so as 10
perpetuate the rule of the white man In
Alabama.
2. That the constitutional convention
shall regulate ali questions OF suffrage so
as not 90 conflict with the constitution OF
the United States and for the best inter
ests Of the people and taxpayers Of Ala
bama.
g. That there shall be inserted In such
constitution a provision limiting the rate
of taxation by the state, counties and mu-
inequalities. and that such rate of taxa
ton shall not exceed the rate now fixed
by the present constitution. but shall be
lower rate If practicable.
4. That the proposed new constitution
shall be submitted 10 vote OF the people
for it's adoption or rejection.
3. That we pledge our faith TO the peo-
pie of Alabama not 10 deprive any white
man of the right 20 vote. except for con-
viction of Infamous crime.
6. That section 80 or article Of the
present constitution in reference 70 tho
removal and location OF the state capitol
shah remain unchanged.
T. That the privileges and restrictions in
the present constitution as 10 corporations
shall remain unchanged.
5. That we hereby instruct all Demo-
cratic members OF the constitutional con-
vention faithfully to carry out the abovs
pledges.
Thirty-three delegates from the state at
large, one for each senatorial district, were
nominated. Ex-Congressman benson pre-
sided temporarily and state Senator jerks
was permanent chairman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
SCENE IN NEW YORK HOUSE.
Bribery Investigation Resolution
stirred Things Up.


Albany, ". r., March 29.-One OF the
most dramatic scenes enacted in the as
sembly this year was brought about to-day
when the city's committees unexpectedly
reported a resolution calling for the APP
pointment by the speaker of an investi-
eating committee of seven TO inquire into
reports that a fund had been raised by
assessment among the members Of New
York city police force to defeat by bribery
the passage of the pending police bills.
The Democratic members denounced the
attempt to force the resolution as a viola
ton of the rights of the minority. The
speaker ruled against the Democratic
leader, and a scene Of disorder and confu-
sion ensued
AT one point during the debate Mr.. Green
of New York, shook his fist In the face of
the Republican leader, Mr.. Adds.
After five amendments 10 the resolution,
and other measures had been defeated, the
original resolution was passed. after all
but seven Of the Democratic members had
left the chamber, by a vote OF 81 TO T.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
RESOLUTIONS ron MKINLEv.
Cuban Committees Appeal for More
Than S3.OOO,OOO.

Washington, March 2s.-Senors Villalon
and Helva, the representatives of the Gu
ban assembly, did not appear at the state
department or the war department to-day,
The resolutions which they viii seek to
present to the President without the pre-
ambre) are as follows;
THE assembly of representatives of the
people In arms in Cuba resolves; First to
give public testimony of its profound grat-
itude and OF the sincere gratitude of the
army and of the people of Cuba for the
magnanlmous assistance with which the
people and the Congress of the United
States strengthened the cause of the indie
pendence OF our country, fastening and as
surfing its triumph, as wen as TO give tes-
timony Of its most respectful considera-
ton and gratitude to the President and
government of that noble nation for the
unmistakable proofs of dsinterested sym
patty and help which, with such efficiency,
they gave the Cuhans, contributing so glo-
riously first to the Independence, and then
to the political and economic reconstruo-
ton OF the country as well as the estab-
lishment of order and the Cuban national
ity in a devastated island exhausted by
war.
Second, 10 declare at the same time 10
the people ana 10 the government OF the
United States that the people In arms and
the assembly as its legitimate representa-
tive, are grateful for the present OF 49,
100000 which the President of the United
States wants to contribute to the aid and
disbandment of our soldiers; but that
founded on the greater and more exact
knowledge of the character and needs OF
our army and the agricultural and eco
nomic situation of our country, the as
sembly OF representatives, because il
wishes peace and desires TO contribute TO
the Humanitarian ends of the policy OF in
tervention, considers it its duty to declare
that this sum, which for our honor we
cannot accept as a gift but as a loan il
by all means insufficient and so useless
and, therefore, ask of the President OF the
United States for his necessary AUTHORIZE
ton to raise the funds which are indls-
pensable and which will be exclusively ap-
piled 20 the Cuban troops, so that they can
be disbanded without difficulties or appre-
tensions, so that a definite and lasting
peace may reign in the Island OF Cuba
and,
Third, to appoint a committee of three
representatives so that they may deliver
TO the President of the United States these
declarations of the assembly"
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CARRIED PASSENGERS DOWN.
FEARFUL FATE OF THE RIVER
STEAMER ROWENA LEE.

Captain and One Member of the Crew
the Only Two Who Escaped Out of
Almost sixty-BoIIer Exploded ana
the steamer Split In Two and
Went TO the BOttOm-Members OF
the Crew of the III-Fated
Vessel.
New Madrid. Mo, March 29.-The steam
er Rowena Lee, with about thrty-one pas
sengers aboard, besides her crew, explod-
ed opposite Tyler. Mo, about o'clock
this afternoon, and Immediately sank with
all on board except Capt. George Carvell
and one of the crew.
The steamer left Cairo with sixteen pas
sengers aboard, hound for Memphis
At Charlottesville Mo-, she landed and
took aboard fifteen more passengers. 1t
is estimated that with passengers and
crew she then had aboard about fifty peo~
Pile.
She made the next landing at Tyler, Mo.s
and at o'clock this afternoon backed into
mid-stream from Tyler TO proceed on her
Journey The steamer had just reached the
middle of the river when she suddenly
stopped and lurched If a snag had been
struck The next moment the boat parted
In the middle, "a volume of steam and de-
bris arose and the defamation Of an explo-
sion thundered over the water
The river is running very high and this
steamer Immediately sank with all ON
board but The captain and one of the crew.
They chung to wreckage and were saved
by boats.
The Romena Lee was manned by the fol-
lowing crew: capt. George Carvell, First
Clerk J.. X. Booker. Second Clerk Gus
Mitchell. Third Clerk Sam Lewis. Pilots
Sid Smith and Il. Banks Mates John
Crasty and Patrick Flanagan, Engineers
Albert Calder and Frank STUN, Steward
George W. Todd, Mail Clerk NJ. T. Kelly.
Theodore Hum, barkeeper; - Logan
arsino barkeeper; William Hight, coloreds
deck barkeeper.
Al Farris Of Hickman Ky, was pass
enger on the vessel
Most of the crew live in Memphis. The
names OF her passengers cannot be learned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
CREW NUMBERED FIFTEEN.

sixty People Thought 20 Have Gone
Down on the Rowcna Lee.
Memphis, March 29.-The steamer Row
ena Lee was owned by the Lee Line of
Memphis, and was one Of the best pass
enger steamers in the Mississippi river
trade. She piled between Memphis and
Cairo.
From local rivermen II was aseertained
that the Rowena Lee carried a cabin
crew Of about fifteen officers and a deck
crew numbering about thirty.
Taking these figures and a fair number
of passengers taken on at Cairo and other
points. it can easily be reasoned that at
least sixty people were on board the boat
when the disaster occurred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
DEATH OF GEN FLAGLER.
Was Chief of Ordnance of the United
States Army.


States Army.
Newport News, Va, March 29.-Brig
Gen. d. w. Flagler is dead. After many
weeks of suffering from rheumatism
which recently developed acute and dis
tressing phases, Gen. Flagler passed away
this afternoon at the Hygeia Hotel at Old
Point, whittier he came three weeks ago
by advice of his physicians, in the hope
of obtaining at least an ameloration of
the suffering attendant upon his aiment
The generals wife and daughter were
constantly at his bedside during the past
week. and with tender hands and loving
devotion, soothed him in his last hours
The patients attending physician from
the day of his arrival at Old Point was
the post surgeon at Fort Monroe. who
spent much of his time in the sick room
giving his personal attention to the case
of the invalid.
The body will be prepared for burial and
removed to Washington tomorrow after
noon.
Gen. Flagler at the time of his death was
chief of ordnance, u. S. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-30
TEN-INCH GUN EXPLODED.
Clerk Murphy Killed ana Two Prl-
Yates Badly wounded.


Yates Badly wounded.
New York, March PAT the Sandy
Hook proving grounds this afternoon one
Of the .ten-iueh breeeh-loadlng rifles, un-
der proof test, burst ifS breech, the block
of which, flying backward penetrated the
sand butt in its flight, killing Henry ".
Murphy and injuring Privates Harrigan
and Beemer of the ordnance department.
II is thought the injuries are not serious
TO the wounded men
Capt. Babblu, in charge OF the proving
grounds, says that the accident was caus-
ed by excessive pressure OF the smoIxeless
powder charge. The gun, which burst ht
the fourth round, was of the 1896 model.
1t was totally destroyed, ana II partially
wrecked the barbette carriage, ON which
IL was mounted.
Murphy for many years had been the
recording clerk at the testing of guns
here. and had several narrow escapes be-
fore,