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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01
9ie ssrieSensf sfpnferen3.

Wipp6en 1T bereits i'm 9aog, BEN
8erfammlungsorte Der internationalen
Sriebenstonferens einseirpfen, Sci,
mem erfen vOrisinalberidte" tiber bic
Griebenstonferena i'm v4leinen Sour
nal" entnebmeu mir bier einige 6dbe !:
uOie @ranbe, ueIde bic Md6te Der.
anlaBt baben, bic aonferena nod ben
Nieberlanben 3u berIesen, brau6e Id
uobl nidt gu mieberbolen, Niemanb
tennt Re. 4u@ i'd ni9t. Mam meint,
Der @aar babe 9ollanb gendbIt, neil
bieies Sanb tein triegfabrenbeS iei,
unb alerbinas 1T ia bic fd6ne a6nisin
Wilbelmine cine frieb, teine friegfers
tige Grau, es fdat ibr I'm Sraume li9t
etn, bas S6wert au sieben. bas He ft@
gu btefem 3mede aud erf anidafen
miiBte. .... Die Sagesorbnung Der
Griebenstonferea3 tebt nod ni6t fef.
Sd fra9te eefern ben Wirtb bes
neuen 6otels nsum grisapfelA, aber &c
muBte uur, baB mdbrenb ber gansen
Dauer ber @onferen3 tdgltd Elm gro,
Bes Diner ftattIinbet, BEL tpeI9em ben
Bertetern ber @roBmd9te 3tpei @dnae
uno eine Glai6e &otbmein mebr fers
Dirt utrb, alS ben Yeriretern fleinerer
@taaten. yei Slide mirb aipiiden
stuei trteefabrenben Md6ten INNER
eine friebenfibrenbe plaeirt, gum Bei.
fpiel awii9en Grantrei1 unb Mmerita
bic S@weis, 3wii@en Sapan unb Sur.
tei 2uremburg. -. Oie @tabt ber.
fpridt fd siue beitere 3eit. gorbereie
tunsen tuerben f9on hberal setrofen.
Sn allen S@aufeaferu fnb Griebenss
pfeifen auSgefellt. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

fie ibr Grleihterung br;i;gen miirben,
iiberlieB lie iid rilfbaltlos ibrem
S6mer3eilsou3brr9.
9a muroe bpnnerno Oil ibre Shire
9epo6t.
sic flog empor. Sbr gater be9e6rte
augenblifli1 GinlaB.
9ltit berId9enoen Singern offnete lie
unO trat 5iriit, ni6t i'm stallbe, ibr
fpnDuliibii6es S6lu63en 5u bemeiltern.
2eut6olo funl, eiierne Strenge Till
Die 5uiammengepreBten 2ippelt, ouf 1;e
5u. Sp9 ols er lire entltellten 3iige
ia9, iDr 5uderoes Beiitbt, iiber bas
itromipeis Die itiirsenben Sbrdnen quol=
len, 9ing es iuie ein grI6refen our@
Ieinen Itarfen SDrper.
uNdrrin, 9u "a itieB er sornmiitbie,
ieoo6 ur1iider 6eraus.
@s lag etpas in Der eenta6ten Ser
d6tli6feit ieilies 9ones, mas iie auf
Ra6giebigfett boffell lieb.
y9l6, @ater-@ flebte lie, linn ndber-
treteno Die bebenOen 5dnoe ent9e9erl=
ffrede1tb.
@r tpinfte i6r ftun1m ab, fbnetterte
Die Sbiir ipieber binter ii(b gu unb lief
na6 unten.
9ln oem anoeren Mfprgen ipra6 er
gu ibr: p9u fannit an oen-an 9ei=
nen @rafen i6rei6en. Gr mag ii6 be-
ellen uno eiyalaI btrionlnlen. -@er-
itebit 8n.
Grit laar f. i,1ra0los. 9ann wollte
iie jubelno, panteno al ieinen @als
fliegen.
Gr ue6rts - ibr uno iab aub nm
ni6ts ipei9er ooer 9iitiser aus, als Die
leBten Sage.
.Grii pdrte ab, uno bann-na rufe
i'm ber an0 oamit gut.
Graf Gbert baite ieinen 8eiu6 ange=
meloet, Dem gliidliben Mdb6en in ben
sdrtibiten, beitetitens 3eilen, 9errn
2eutbolO i'll Ser allerfnappeiten, tiibl=
fen, tuern aud b0fli6en Ssorm.
9tun CAB es fir glie aller6onb tleine
Sampfe. Sic bate Dem @ait gu Gbren
ibr Seim in ein Goen umipanbeln
m69en; oa oies in bas &ei9 Der linz
mOgli6feit 9eb0rte, beril9te lie tpenig=
items su beri6Dnern, tuas unb wo es
angling.
2eutbplb, fpnlt nit jeoem @ort fir
iie farseno ieit ibrem lebten Streit,
berbat iib enti6ieoet, ibr barmloies
9bun, i6alt es als iiberfpannt uno
iiberpa6te uno ftorte bic seringiten Q(n=
orbnungen. Sic CAB ibn na9, 70 germ
lie bem berluDbnten Geliebten aud allsu
ernii6ternoe ginbriife bon ibrer llrn=
9ebung eripart bate. Me1r mod als
fDl6e Decentralization, beunrll9i9te lie
bas ionberbare @erbalten i6res @aters.
Waritnt ipenn er na6giebi9 genug 9c=
ipeien, bieie 3ufammenfunft gu beipil-
lige1, iparum lpurbe ct I'M nifts bera=
li9er unO uffener gegen iie?-Sie grit
bette tueniser oariiber na6, als bab fie
ii6 baran berlebte.
uSdIle Slr lllUl elltTallell, Sld),
tpenn er fpnmt, ais feline gerlobte alf=
5uipielen, Die Oh iii nteinen 9lugen nc0
ni6t biit, CAB er ibr am Sage ner
Intunft bes @rafen gu bebenfen. u@pr=
berbano babe i'd nit ibm 81 tbun-lno
bas llebrige miro ii6 finben.@
Sic ientte ergeben ben &ppf als er
ibr fur5 abipinfenO bas @ort beripe6rte
unb lie in ben @arten an lire 9(rbcit
mics. Sir Oas llnredt, 6eimlider
gSeiie iib ein 10 9obes Slid eriporben
5u baben, uollte iie f6on Elm mcnia
biiBen.-g -gaenn MIN aber geolf our6
'Sre 2llriidbaltlln9 gefrdnft wuroe
(Tprtlebuna folgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

Die 9ransporttampfer ~@rant4
unb rSberman@ Rnb ON 20. Mai aus
Manila In San Graneiseo einsetroffen.
In Sorb bes s@rant" befanben f9
1870 bermunbste unb trante GoIbaten.
Der .Grant" III bas Sransperif1iff,
nit tuel9em ba8 bisber tn 6an Mntos
nio ftatiouirte 6. Snfanterie. Reeiment
mad ben pbilippinen gebradt tperben
ipu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01
Gtm fmrdtbarer Srrtbnn.

Dsruriadt oft ldredli9e 8ranomunbeu,
Sdnitte o6er iunitise 8erlebunsen.
8udlens 9lrnica Salbe, Die belie in Der
@elt. ititlt iofort ben Sbmer5 unb beilt
idnea. sic beilt ale glusi6ldse,
Sdtudren, 5ledten unb freiienoen
@unoen. Sic 1T oas bette Sdmprs
rboibenzMittel, bas es siebt. gtur 25
Gents Die Sda6tel un6 Die 9eiluus
ipiro sarantirt. 8u baben in Der g(po=
tbefe BON S. &alteber & Con.
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"On Again" April 80, The Katy Flyer

Sir ben = @ewiiiensfonos"
IN Maibin9ton, 8. s., einen nencn
9eitrag 9eliefert bat jiinelt ein lln6c.
fainter. Ser 6inan3=Setretdr erbiclt
elm nit Dem POltltempel .9lep gOrt"
beriebenes SrieltOupert, in mel6em
brei sl000=Yills uno ein paar 3eilen
fol9enben Snbalts eingei6loiien muren:
.9as @inlie9enoe 9ebort benz S6ob-
amt Der Ser. Staaten. Mein Gjemillen
treibt mid 5ur 3uriideritattune. @pit
tennt ben Nanen uno ote Siinbe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

Sm unsarii9en Rei6stase er.
fldrte Der premierminifer 63el, baB
bas @erii9t bellfdnbig aus ber 2uft
gesriffen iei, tpeldes ipiHeu tponte, baB
aud Oeiierrei@sllngarn ein Serrito'
rum In China eruerben mollte. (MIs
Oh Oeferrei9 an ieiaen atpei Dubenb
Nationalitdten f@oa gerabe nidt se'
nifn h1iteil
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Ourd, eiueu 2ufommeufios a,

= Our9 einen 3uiammsniioB auI
Der &o9eter & Safe Ontario Bahn
tpurben am Sonntas Na9mittag
perionen getbbtet, IL l9mer unb fibel
so lei9t perleBt. Die fdmmtIi9en BE.
f6dbigten uaren paKasiere zines gr,
furRous3uges unb es bsfiuben H9 anf
auffallenb biele 9eutf9' Nmeritaaei
barunier.
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guatbern VactFc 8abu.

Nb a brt.
Na9 Stem Orleans, 0onfoa unb @al
peiton tasli6 1910 Wfittass nnb
$50 Mbenbs.
0a6@asleBaB, Merieo &c. IL so Born.
gtab galifornien 80. .4:45 Na1m.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouiton unb @al'
beiton tdsli9 1895 8orm. unb 1926
Nadm. ........................
Gon galiiornien &C.. Ill 80 Born.
Bon eagle 8aB unb Merico ZOO
Mhenos. ................
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Giienbabn Tabr : YlaIl.
3. & O. ". Babu.
= u bfa hrt.

:, Nbfabrt.
9ad ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
Doer M. 6. & T.....12:3O Na1m,.
Na9 ct. Souls oia Sron Wtoumtain
Goute. 80 MbenbS.
Na6 9earue tdsli9, IS: 100 Morgens.
Na1 Gareoo. oo........... 1000 BDrm.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
&. q Z. ..............S $3.50 Hprm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & W.
6. & Z. ............3 1856 Na1m.
Bon 9earne td9li9. :. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 2are6o. ...........12:25 Nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

Beriebt Cure @obnunasn nit
unfereu resulirbaren "SCREENS".
Wir garantiren, bic befea TN Wartte
su fiibren.
gb. Stenes & sons.
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u n fu IT,

@On galiiprnien, 9ienitas unb 5reis
tag. .....3 10 Ntor9enS.
Son gaeiu Orleans, 9ienitas unb Grei=
tag. 200 Tabni.
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Q. u. & u. y. 8abu.
U Bio brit.


Nad @alnefon, Suuifon umb gaera
tagli1 ..............9:00 8orm
Sa9 CORPUS gbrifi, Nranias BaB uni
8eepille tdslid .......1:OO 9ea1m,
Na6 &errnille tdsli1, anssenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass 3 :15Na9m
Na6 &errpille, Sonntass. 8 80 8orm
Na6&errpiue, ,Sonnabenbs A :3O99a1m
Mnfunft
Bon Galpefon, Soufon unb guerl
td9l;6 .............7:0O Mbenb8
BON Corpus gbrifti, Nranias BaB uni
8eepilIe tdali6 .......2::20 Na9m
Bon &erroile tdsli9, ausgenommei
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm
8on &errpille, Sonntass g 80 Mbenbs
Son &errpille, Montaas. 9 rs gorm
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Wnlf GbDre . 0abn.

Ibfabrt.
Nad Stodbale, tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonrta9s.. s........... 800 Horn.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdslid, aussenommen
SonntaaS. .......... 300 Na6m.
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Gnmiet 9insiteo.
q bfahrt.

gaad galifornien, Sreitass 1876 Mors
Na6 Seem Orleans, 9ienftas uno Grei
tog. .2.20 Nacbnt
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Sn Der lmsesenb bon Mount
Wernon, Sub. 0afota, bahen prdrie'
brdnbe i9ueren S9aben angeri9tet.
Cine Ausabl bon Jarmen tpurbsn ger.
fort unb tauienbe pnn Qopf gieb Hnb
In ben islan1men umgetomn1en.
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NJ. &. & =. Babu.

gta6 @aco, Sort Wortb, Dallas, Ran,
ias gitp, ct. 2uuis unb Chicago tds.
LID 5 100 Morgens unb $3.50 Gbenba
Gntunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, &anIas gitp
Dallas, Strt Bortb unb Waeo, tds'
LID s. 80 Borm. unb 10 30 Nbenbs
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Sabrgattg 81.

@ei6dftSz un0 @ob=
ltgs=Selep6on fiir 5 Cts.
pro Sag. &eine Sere6>
n1t1tg fin Mietbe ,c. &e<
gen oct Giu5elbeiten welt6e
i11all f6 art Die sii6weit=
li6e Selegrap6e1l> nllO S.
lepbO1t > Geieai6aft, ua0
6luar a1t 6as GDntraft- ST.
parteutettt. Selepbon 355.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

- Dur9 llnreinisteiten bes Sra.
gems wirb ba8 8tut unrein. Wenn
mir auf unferen Wasen a6ten, inbem
mir Or. Nusuf R6nig's pambureer
8ropfen sebrau@en, iueltbe febr fdr.
tenb ipirten, tutrb bas Blut gersinist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-01

Wie aus 2onbon beri9tet tpiro,
beabRdtist ber 96nis 2eopolb BON
BeIaien, bemnddit ben Der. Staaten
eiuen ldneeren Befud abauftatten.
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FUNERAL OF CAPT. TILLEY
His Hedy sent ta ltotto en- . Launch
and Inferred With Mtii-
fary Heaorn.

MANILA. Nav p - ,. ns.--Hrss- Gen.
S-rgts wse was seat wfsa detachment
az troops On = sssF.tssat In search er capt.
,.s~srxe ~ TYiaey ~ eaa signal ccrsss, re-
ported missing a. Ewcalaats. On tAe sss-
and os S@gTns s~f1t sAs srsy ns Cart
Tfslev - Hello tsssfsy aa aears Il LAUNCH.
The A~~sY 90 sNart- Tyifsy MAS tasrless darsag
sA~ .tav waih osaAse s~erwrznrr ErgEEsa
tsseE-ix ~ TIRE captain sesn.ss with his eega
rasses ~ tAe signal cavsss. arss arranged FER
sfss sss~ersl asra hsap.1 ~r.asss OF faas~s
upas she c<sstsu * tAa dead soldier
Ger. Santa reFnssas at Escaisnse with
Ms settlers ~ sezreA ta- tae missing rses
y 30 ~ress vita c&1s 1Iisey when ae met
hts death
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DE RoULEDE AND aAsERr rnlAr.

Former Continues HE asarangue ana
O2ePs Witacsses 10 Character.
PARIS. May S0.-The section OF the court
OF cessation engaged In the hearing " the
case against De Roule1e and Habert.
charged with inciting soldiers 70 irsuhor-
dination. resumed it, sitting at noon.
Tho entry Of the de&6nt1Ants ELECTED
si,puts Of ''vive d Roulsde' ~ Roskde
resumed his haranxue imfnediAtely upon
the court being called. tstteA Aki1G anakA an
p'ause his statement 10 the court yesfer-
day that he had not desired the .sstan.ish.
ment q dynasty. hdt Of piebiscitary
republic. 80.
A number OF Witnesses were heard In
favor Of NJ De Rouie<iN including Francois
Cope. Deputy Joseph Lasies and Gems.
Herve and Lannes. who paid a high tribute
to De Rouiede as FrenchmAn, and prais-
eo his conduct In the war OF 1870.
NJ. ouesnay do Beaurepalre. formerly
president of the civil section OF the court
OF cassation. was loudly cheered a. he
entered the court. He delivered q glow
Ing eulogy upon De Rouletie's noble heart.
and declared that hc was incnpahlc Of n
wicked action.
The trial adjourned for The day without
incident Of special note
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ESTERHAZY BRANDED AS THE GUILTY MAN
Ballot de Beaupre Charges Him With the Authorship Of the
Bordereau-Facts Pointing to the Innocence Of Dreyf.

number OF steamers At the landing MAJ.
Marchand was received by the mayor OF
Toulon and several generals Of the French
army. who welcomed him in speeches Of
iacdation. The rcadstead WAS crowded
with vessels deckcd out with naxs. ard
all manner Of boats were out TO welcome
the explorer and his return TO France.
As the cruiser DAssis entered the pert
fags and handkerchief were waved ev-
erywhere. and shouts Of ''vive rarmes''
and ''vive Marchand' resounded In all di-
rectiOna.
Maj. Marchand and his companions were
kept busy replying to the welcome.
Replying TO the addresses. Maj. Marchand
expressed his heartfelt thanks for the DEM
onstrations Of welcome. He recalled hia
own anguish and that OF hts comrades
when they were ordered to evacuate
Fashoda. and again when. on reaching
Abyssinia he heard that his beloved France
had risen against the army.
but we have found today" he contir-
ued. that the later fear Was without founs
dation. We do not take the honor shown
US rs meant for ourselves. but rather for
the army, and I sum up all our thoughts
heard since my arrival: Viva 10 France,
Viva rArmee' and Viva h Republiape.'
France II for the moment downcast
united. 1t Is the only way to be strong
There sentiments were received with
thunderous applause.
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THREE NOTABLE EVENTS.


ranyr4sh.e5 isss by the Associated Press.
PARIS. May a-Mrs. Crawford reviews
the situation:
Three events have taken place today.
ears OF which without shs Others would
have syyacess 30 egscfriey France All nm
.ns ,oss,a~r interest was dsMusei and ns
eanva,lsson thus far IL apprshended
one was the Iansing ~ MAJ Marcsasa
at Toulon The second was the speech or
Gen Her~e. and the proceedings general
~ IN The Parts court Of asSszes. wa~rs tse
i1e Reuses.e-fiabcTs trial IL going on TIE
THIRD was tas conclusion os Judge kslloi
de B~aurrss report on the Dreysus ease,
read by him before the court of cassa-
ttnn.
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Ten Sacts Ao<ving
Dneytus' Innocence.

PARIS, Nay SO.-In the eeurt
- cassation today -. de Deau-
pre- read . freah report drawn
~ by ~. Maneau, the procu-
Pat0F geneRal. o. Saturday
last. In view Of the recent de-
veloDnents, eaumePatla8 ten
fresh facts In favor of Drey-
fus, 1anelys
1. The HenFy forgery.
3. The changing of the date
Of the borAereaa - August In
stead 81 April.
3. Contradiction of the AanA.
wrillng experts.
&. The absolute identity ~ the
paper upon which the horAeP.
eau was written with Mai. Eo-
terAasy's letter paper.
3. The sentence IAN starting
fer the naae1vePs," which
coulA not have been written
by Dreyfus.
q. The police report withheld
BY the cosrt-Aartial..
:. Lieut.. Col. HeaPy's weeping
c0nfessloh In Bartulus' o0ce.
q. The Faninsardi dispatch.
o. O0eial 10eanents proving
that Dreyfas Had No relations
with foFeign enhassies.
10. 4 document demonstrate
ing that DReyfus never CON-
fessed guilt.
n. Maaeau's report conclua-
81 with IN expressioa In ia
ves et . setrial ef CaDt Drey-
fus.
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though, he acts on the notion me has been
an fortunate. though. to b. ranked 10 high
In the army and the Legion OF Honor. and
to be the recipient OF the exploration prise
OF the academy. 1900 francs. to say MOTH
ing Of the swords OF honor, the gold n,css-
ais. the ovations.
Prospects for HIS Future.
He Is expected here tomorrow. The call
made by II. Drumont 10 Pansians to hang
out nags In honor q Marehand has no,
yet been widely Responded TO. but the Tags
are perhaps reserved until the hero ar
rives. l expect that MarcAand will marry
an heiress. leave the marines for the line
and De intrusted with the grand command
of the French soudan with mission to
watch Lord Kitchener. The Egyptian
question is still open. the Soa,dan would af-
ford hne f1eid for his energies
Dreyfus Case Exeites No Interest.
NJ Ballot de Beaupre's summing up In
the court OF casasion In favor OF Dreyfus
has not disturbed the town. I, was a fore
gone conclusion. but as the jrdgmen, 1. 70
be revised. and not quashed. there win be
new trial before court martial. with
every probability OF fair trial. and I. =
hard TO doub. that the result Will be ac-
auiisal. there being no proof agains, Drey-
fus
NJ Drumont this evening expressed HIM
SELF as delighted with tire outcome. 'inas
much as the whole AFFAIR shows ,ha. Jews
all over the world with act az one man
whenever Jewish interests coneic, with
Christian"
II re looks upon Henry ana Eserhaxy
as Christians. I fear mus, 20 over to me
Jews. Besides. there IL not a single emf
nent Dreysusse who IL Jew. Esill the
.gnoran, masses will not see. and this
hatred bred by the Dreyfus affair II not
likely 20 die.
Attscks on President LosAet.
The main feature OF the DE Rouiede trial
II the a;semp. being made 10 use II to
biacken President I>oubet a. q ''Panarn
ft"
Nothing could Re mere ds.nSenous NJ
Loubet was never implicated In the Par
ANA affairs. He. with .se eognazsnre of
President Garnet. and with his approval.
tried to preyen; the exposure OF the i2s
Republican deputies IN iss7 40 "Fana m.s.. o
He was minister O. The interior and able
20 prevent H. Or the day following ,se
Suicide Of Baron Re!naeh the police were
apoa. 30 sarrh Ria papers, which @on-
sained proofs az rarIia men'asy corruption.
f1ophef. and Carnot AZ well. feared tSa.
the republic would founder IL 10 deputies
were prosecuted. TIE minister interfered
ard The search Was nes made. That was
all Bu, today NJ. ouesnsy De Beanprs;re.
who was attorney general IN fsas spoke Ia
court 90 the president IN msss s.isparagins
.srrss
His drisf was 20 tmgyess she Jury wtsa
the idea THAT DE Rouie6e was tusined IN
ealing en- Gen. Roget 20 march On the
Eiyse~ oa TIRE day OF ~ Fsars's funeral.
h~cause r.oEoet had been elected: press-
dent. EMILY CRAWFORD.
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Ma. Ma-chzni is hailed as a herr hy
eN .h.s enemies of the rerusIc. Hs -
rt.,.raxtesi Ry .hern with 'he foreign nm
lister " lie Case whese eoct sense ~
the F-azne-sa matter il ssigmasfresa ss SOW
a-sfice. To pay ovastors 10 Marcsana is
az crce 70 let loose Argtcshoss feeiins and
20 bottle the republic He was educated
hy religious esv:srs ard has h~ess patron
ias~s by TIRE cA;Aolie missions IN Paris.
xtsscs are eniy second IN Importance TO
sne propaganda as Rome. II may se saat.
asing a mar ~ humble 1frtn ard aacui-
s,sres. he will lose his heae aai let sl.m-
sesf be Aeistesi into Gen. fsauIargsrs sd
die Yet think. fog GRE reason. TIA, he
viii rot. Na.chAn1 10 . silent man. He
nevee asks advice. kut asser nature
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The efforts ~ The war department. 10
induce tho volunteers IN the Philippines
20 rs-enist have been successful only 10
a very sr-san degree Notwtthsta ndinx the
orar "a aisaw sCch az shx 40 trsn who re
enlist ,~aeei pny amounting - nearly tss
In earh case. IL - reported tha. rot more
than enough men 70 organize two fair
regiments have been secured osis of the
entire eighteen volunteer regiments now
In the Philippines.
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AID FOR THE QUEENS EYES
Victoria Hes Decided 70 UaAergo an
Operation After the PaPl1a.
memtaPy Session.

LONDON. May 1.-Tru.h In i.s issue 10 :
day Gays: Queen Victoria has decided TO
undergo an operation for cataract when
Prof Hermann Pagens,eicher. director Of
the Ophfhaimic hospital NJ wiesbaden.
thinks the proper time has arrived The
operation viii be performed. according TO
Truth. either at Osborne or Baimoral,
probably after the parliamentary session.
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PARLIAMENTARY nYE ELEcT1oxs.
Liberal Candidate ResssneA sa
Southport DivtssOn Of Ianeassev.

LOSfFoN, May M parisamentary tye
election was held today In The Soufhpor.
division Of Southwest Lancashire 10 nsi
the vacancy caused sy the death az rap,.
Sir Herbert sca-sshrick Sayior- ITyiand.
LIBERAL.
The result was a victory for shs Liberal
candidate. Sir George Augustus Fixing
ton. who defeated his trrionsss oppos~ar.
q. H. Eaisour. by Sss votes
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IcEnERcs ~ rssE ocEaS LANES.
Immense floating Meaasafna In the
Path of Atlantic Liners

ST JOHNS. y. f.. Mag ss-Tae steam.
ess c0resn and Ulands. wntrh arrived hire
from issvsrpoel. as well as ether vessels.
repor, immense tcsbergs drifting across
The North Atlantic ship routes. AMI sers-
ous'y enfanxsrlng steamships.
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MAI. MARCHAND AT TOULON


TOlsrOS. Mag MAJ Mavrsani Ar
rived here al f3ssa o'ssoex ssss afternoon
on hoard sae Preach cruiser DAssss Tne
hero cs rashods was greeted with great
enshussasm. the ship h&v.ng h.m On board
0etng eoceftsd into tho hashce ~ . -IA-ee
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ROME. May - -ssxnor cfsinasiss- she
ministerial candidate was today elected
pressaen, Of the caarnner Of deputies. re-
ecsvsnx - votss against is7 rase sor ssxrsor
Zanar6slH. who recently rexsxu~d the
she cabinet.
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SACRED 10 FALLEN
A[R|ES0F ONIRS
Universal Observance Of Me-
mortal Day.
BIG PARADEs IN CITIES,
Cheers for the Seventy First Nv
York, Kisses for Seventh.
BIG PARA0Es IN CITIES.

sssseveit DeSleres Ceaastiens n
Asoska-oestoa CAeeeo &C.,
WAsslsR Ter V1fsssn lalnuess-
1ekhaley Gees % Arlaaeaen.
Wattsssea the Orator aa. Le~eu.
ville-WreatAs ter the wse.a.A
name IN Havana MaPAer-nat.
sey Knoll, Manila. the scene q
inDfessive Services over esavea.
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YORK. May 3A dispatch to the Journal London
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ODESSA May g-tThe winter wheat
crop os Southern Russia has hesa complete
.y destroyed by . pyasrsrtec frcasn the
spring wheat crvp n also In ieorasdy ssom
the sans1 cause.
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DECISION IN rIceUARr CASE.


PARIS. May 0.-rhe court OF Indictment
today considered the application for she
re'eafe Of Col. Picouart. who IL In prison
on the charge OF revealing documents con
cerning the national defense /; II expecs-
ed a decision Will be rendered on Friday.
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C0esaeks fer Pert A9shoe.
ODE9oA. May N.-rhe steamer Moscow
has aniied With xeae Csssack smioYanso fss
Ten Avssaf.