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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Milling ore soon to b. Extracted from =
Itny.foot Vein.

Mr.. Christensen will leave town In
day or two to take charge u the work
at tho chicago and bingham property
recently Incorporated from the old lab
raj claims. The connection between
the upper and lower tunnels u TO De en-.
lafgod and preparations will be made
to get out the milling ore OF which, y
" said. a large vein between 70 ana W
feet wide In found Ia the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Denver, Colo, Nov, 2s,-cattle-t'e-
colpts, 400. market steady to strong.
Beef stccrs. $50 a. 40: cows. 2,25 a.
$50. feeders. freight paid to river, $40
O. $50. ftucllcrH, firlght paid to river,
3,S5 n 40. bulls. stays, etc, etc, 200
% 800.
Hogs Receipts, 1000. Market q shade
lower, Light packers, 3.Gj ~ 800
mixed aud heavy $40 " $40.
sheep Receipts 1900 Market steady.
Good fii muttuns. 400 q 400, lambs.
i.CO a. 800,
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E:i!I[Iijj))SIE|
|SSliIfll|la|a|
JOE WA
ENTHUSIASTIC.

-. D. Blunt arrived s,,n
lng from min. .p,,, Il lturday ,y,,.
MNii oln,, 1nd viii SPEND Il. . .9!sair !
ton raaI ana mo- e. came .. o. over The 'R3 1,
mondalion of that rosS's y hls on.
ment ana especially fG,i, nhs 'gl'-
r w. between Chicago ana n oa,.tIs,,
Florence tcolo) Ronncf' wv Deh'''. :
II YOU have ever seen. +, &c.,
ever travelled on the chit. 'vl hi,
the Hurllngton'a .os..s'.,. 'p't.A
road train between psny@s ,", s.'''
ca" " s' .. LOUIS ,, you win unasrui,si .,
'.uss o, Mr' Hunts onihasls,m
u :, THIS train any do, IN ,ss,.,
IT leaves Denver at gtopm ~,
neS' morning you ore .n om,t, I.
Joseph or Kansas city. ingf' = y
Chicngo next evening .i y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TWO rISLAysoN rnAMwAys.
one Goes 10 siis.rtou. ~. g.. aud the Other
Il for Wallace, Idaho.

orders have been placed with the
Mine and Smcltcr supply Company, OF
this city, TO supply two FinlnyHon
trnmwava. one ~ them goes TO the
Wakefield mine ut silvcrton. u. c.
while the other IL to be furnished to
the 10 to I mine ut Wallace. fdnho. The
prices OF these tfamwnys vary, some
~ them costing about 10000 when set
up complete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Campbell \ ureene, stock brokers,
10 W. Second South st. Telephone 536
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Tickets at Offices " conb.,,,,.r.
Ticket onlcc. git s. W. 1emnl ~ ri,
w. =. MCMILLAN. General Nv,
Sal, Lake city "''1'
H. =. NEsLEN. TRAY. Pas, 4r,l,.,
Agent. '0s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

II you have money to invest put II
into New York stocks or wheat.
wheat is good as gold" at present
prices u, II, LAWYER 81 Co, al Auer-
bach building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

san Francisco, Nov. .g,-Whcat-
Quiet, December. gSN; May, l.oga.
cash. gSA.
Barley-No sales: cash, s9A.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Nov. 29-cattle-Recelpts.
loo. Steers and butchers stock gem
orally active. 10000 higher. Gamers,
firm. stocicrs and fccdera, steady.
Bccvcs, il01f00; cows, 3,2aQi5Oi hcif-
err, 3G01t 30. Gamers. 100000 stock
crs and feeders. 3.0oIi.15. Texas grass
stceru. 3.2iffLiQ. Texas fed becvcs, 40
da.b0: westerns. i00u 40.
Hogs- Receipts today. 5000; tomor-
row, 1900: LETT over, $3.50. Five 90 ten
cents lower Missed and butchers, $40
q $50. good to choice heavy. 500 ~ =
rough heavy. aSilrl %. light. 3.i0u
ASH. bulk ~ sales, o. 10m3s0.
shccp-fteceiuts. 1000. steady. Ma
tive wethcrs. a90nt1s. western wcth'
crA aq0ui25. lambs, steady. native
40Ou5s0. western. b.00d5.35.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

PeOpls's Cash slors. Work Shoes. ,i,,s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Chicago. Nov. 29.-Dccember wheat
opened az 65AgA and advanced to s5A
uG6
May opened at 100. and advanced
to 1Oi.
GgA July. 7Oh
Curn-Nov.. 30ts: May a2A.
oats Nov. sgf. May. a.
pnrk-Nov., 1914 May, $50,
Lard Nov. iS1ia. May, $50.
Rlhs-Nov., is2is, May, b0lub.0i4'
CASH whcat--No. red. Gigf6s; No. Q
red. Csdss. No. hard winter. 60 No. o
hard winter. 5sH00. No. northern
spring G7nts; No. northern spring,
GisuG6. No. Q spring. bsu6j
Gurn-No. ., 3iisHA No. ., 30Hmlih.
oats-No. :, 23u y. No. ., 22h.
Ryc-52ia.
harley -33di5.
Timothy-2i5,
TlaN=l 1gh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

iiolrc Statesman: u. W. Ross has
a beautiful nuFget picked out the othoi
day from q flulcc box on the pionc.l
plnccrs. ~ which he IN manager. II Il
thrcr Inches lonE.two and u half Inches
,lrcateft width and one inch thick. be.
Ing somewhat ogg.shnped and wnrr
perfectly smooth. The gold u fairly
plast.rd on the brown quartz and has
value Of ti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Ncrnal Express. Superintendent
Rock ~. Pope said that the shelter
dDycrl will be- started In short time,
the only thing that u liable 60 stop II IA
shortage ~ fuel. nn they IN e not
yet received as largc a quantity as they
intended to have ON hand when the
start II made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

\ special 20 the Dcnyc- Times has
the following upon tho strike In the
NcNhousc tunnel ct Idaho Springs.
THE discovery Of this ore body at a
greater depth than ever heretofore
mined In Clear Creek county cannot but
convince these owners that the orr
budiee continue at greater depths and
that depth IL what Ii needed to bring
the rich ore 10 light Several contrncts
have been made bv which work can
b. carried on through the tunnel and NJ,
tho same time the Smiling Of shafts
VIII be pushed ahead to connect with u.
thus providing perfect ventilation Tor
both mines and tunnel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Norwood Leader; The water power
lately sent down TO the La Sal canon
~ In successful operation. The air COM
presHor and Mr. drills have been at work
with gratifying results. by the aid u
"a single drill. a distance OF twenty feet
was run In a single week Work on
the tunnel o. cut the workings OF the
Angel and Rod chief claims Will be
pushed and u nirht shift added ut once
We have II from unofficial source. that
by January LIST things In the canyon
viii he moving along In old time pace.
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Sic @ei@td5te clues gflapen.

s(n Sdnben unb GiiBen oas san5'
9eben lang sefeiielt su iein bur6 bi'
ganren Der &ranfbeit, bas 1T 10 5ien.
li9 bic l6limml lte Gorm Der Sflaperei
Die man lid benfen fam! George s.
@iaiams bon Mandeiter, Mi@, be:
ri9tet, tpie iol6 ETH Gflape befreii
luuroe. gr iast: vMeine 5rau mar
feds Sabre lang 10 biilflos, baB iie iid
ni6t einmal allein itn 8ette umbreben
fonnte. gaadbem iie atuei 6lai6en
electric 8itters sebraudt bate, beiierte
fi6 ibr 3uitanb in iuunoerbarer @eiie,
10 baB tie iebt lire Sausarbeit ielbit
perri6ten fam. Oas nor5i9ltde Mits
tel fir 5rauenlelben beilt aufs Idnelite
gterpoiitdt, S6lailoiisfeii, Melan@olie,
&opfldmer5en, &iifenidmer5en unb
ObnmadtsanfGle. 9ieie iuunoeriuir=
fenbe Mebicin lit Elm tuabr.s @nabenz
gei6enf fir ale idpahen, frdnfli9en
unb erid6pften 9eute. Sebe Jlalde
tpirt sarantirt. Sour SO Gents bic
Slai6e. 8u baben bei ben Mpptbefern
s. &alteper & Con.
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Dor hber so Sabren f9on murbs
WfrS. WihSlom'S 6ootbtng Sprup
bon Milionen bon Mhttern beim Sab.
men ber ainber a,tgemenbet. WtrR bn
i'm S@lafe bur@ bas G@reien eines
atnbes gef6rt, bas TIM 3abnem III unb
Dor Sdmer3en peints Wenn 10, laiIe
fofort cine GIaf6e BON vWers. WinSs
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. Sein
Wertb iff unbe5ablbar. gS mtrb benz
tleinen 2etbenben iofort 2inbernng per'
f9affen. 8erlabt eu9 barauf Mhtter,
e8 TIT tein 3uetfel barHber. gs betlt
Opienterp unb Diarrboe, regaItrt ben
Mtageu uub bte Nierett, befeitigt @inbs
aolit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, BERLIN,
bert gntahubung unb ftdrtt bas garl3e
Spftem. rNtrs. Min5loms SOOTHING
Sprup1 ftir 5abnenbe ainber tf ailges
nebm tn Gef9mad unb bas &ecept
ifamult BON einem Der beiten lpeihIi9eu
aerate In ben Ser. 6taaten. gs III bei
allen Orusgifien In ber sonaen Welt 3n
baben. preis Is gents per 6laf9e.
aauft ni6t3 anberes, als Wars. Winss
lows 6ootbingsSprup.
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aoiier WiIbelm II. fdeiut feir

= aaiier Wilbslm II. i6eint tein
iibler y Drummer gu iein. Jn @ons
fautinopel tuurbe untsr benz Datum
bes 16. Sanuar cine Srabe bes 6uls
tans per6feuilidt. burd, mel6e Der
Mntauf BON 1852 8rupp'i1en Gef9h
Ben unb 10000 S1rabnea 8ranaten
angeOrbuet fuifb. Dieter Befsbt ltsbf
aueehideinlid III einem ssmlfen gu
iammenbause nit einem @elGenfe,
weldeS 8aifar Btlbelm IL benz Sui,
tan mdbrenb zines Befu6eS In @ons
ffartinopeI gsmadt~ bate. gs mar
bies ein Mobeq bes aeueltsn 5pftems
Rrupp'ider @ef9iise, tuie He iebt in
oer beutl6en artilerie CUR @infibrung
gelaugt hnb. Die beutf1en BIdtier
tbellten F9on bamals nit, baB f6 her
Sultan fehr entsadt iber bieie Sc.
f9hbe ausgeipro6en unb baB er
sr6bere 8e1euungen ffr fol6s bel
&rnpp In NusfGt geitellt babe.
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Ooabans bel ihn, abholen unb auf ieiz

Son0ana BET tgal dbD0ien ufo onI 1elS
uem ueuca GparatiousItuFte turnen.
Giut3 Qages id)enfte er mir aud
feline %0otograpt.e, Die MID belonbers
ent,iidte. Gnfel Oottor iiebt 10 jung
unb Bbi11 aui bieiem @iloe aus, nit
elmer Stu1enteumiipe lub 2ocfeu uno
einem SdnHiR mo 10 etmaS geiiel mir
aud balnal5 {d0n. y
9tls 3ante Sdtbe nun angetomlnen
mar uno oiel nit elmer 0anoarbeit bel
mir I'M @arten iab, lpuroe Sufel Cot
tor nod uiel freuuoli1er gegen MID.
Sn sen Gp,ed)itunSen ltanO er inln,er
mu Seniier binter Der @aroine uno
mollte ii1 nit uns unterbalten, aber
Gante Gdtbe mar gar nibt 10 iehr nett
9eseu i'm, uno bann murbe er gang
roth nnb perlegen uno mnBte aibtS
rebr 81 ia9en.
@inual maren mir belonoer3 uers
9niigt, 9ante, S6tbe unb ib.N Sam
binten in Der 9aube in elmer Gde oes
Gartens bate i'd ibre 3Gpfe Icssematbt
uno lauter gan; tleine @binelensDpfdIcu
sapon 9efludlten, Die ibr nun iiber ees
iibt uno Sbren binsen. Gs jap su
fomii6 Gus. 9lls i'd mid nun geya>e
balb toot oariiber laden moltte, liano
ber Snfel 9ottor auf einmal Dor uns
unb ladte aud gang laut. Ga mug5e
2aute sdt5e aber id5a b0Ie lta5 aoa;
roth uor Corn. nSann man beaH saF
nift mehr unaeli0rt bier In C'a. il
iiteu?" lagte lie. sd bad)te, mir
tpdren mea9itens in oieier GGe eia.lal
ungenirt fir un@ olleine-"
1a murGe Der 0nfel Qoftor eaii,
beleioigt uno ern|tbait uno iaate, er
lpiiToe ben t55arteu ME mebr beircte;5
meuu oas 3ante adtGe ullanganeh;n
lei. llaO lie ia9te balm aud mieost
allerbano, senau weiB ids nidt me1r,
aber gum SdluB iuaren Tie lid lsbr
b0ie.-9ante adtbe gin9 gar nidJt
mebr in oen Garten, uHb er ing feline
SalOuiicn berunter, menu er gprcd)<
ituube bate unb befiimmerte iit oar
nidt mebr UNI mid. 9ante Sdtbe aber
blieb INNER oben BEL 9apa unb Los
ibm abenOs bic .3eituag Dor uno bali
ibm Sefte forrigren.
Das sefiel nun pieber unierer Co
pbie gar ri5t. sic brummte oft ellers
lei Dor it'd bin uab l9lug nit BEN
9biiren. @enn iie mid allein abfaileu
fonnte, na!!m lie mid auf ben SAoub
uno weinte mid gang naB, mas mir
reft unangenebm mar. -Gines abenos,
alS papa uno 2ante Gdtbe suiamlnen
ipaSieren ge9angen fparen uno goplie
mid iu Gett bringen Iollte, ieete Tie
iid neben nlein gettGen unS fling mies
Der nit BEN 3brdneusiilien on.
oDu slrnes, iaste lie. Stun seben
lie idon gbenos nit einanoer in Die
glllee, nun pirlt GU wobl balo cine
Stiefmutter baben." Oiefe ounfle
8ropbeseiuns reiSte benn bod meine
yieugier, nno nad einigem @ilten uuo
6ragen oeritano i'd benn au9 Der @eoe
Sinn uno beulte aus Mitleio nit mir
ielblt I'M Die 91ette nit Sophie.
r2I6er 3ante adtbe tann ia aar nidIt
meiue Stiefnutier luerben, riei i'd in
fi6tlider Gntriiiiuns, .iie lit bed
id)on meiile 9ante."
(ShluB foleD.
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0as nft nerfnotts.e fI,ine 3

Sas oft uerfpotteie tleine Giir'
fentbum @euB dltere 9inie 1T, ,pte
tsbt aus @rei3 beri9tet uirb, feinem
Menf9en metr gtmas f9ulbis. Surf
9etnrt@ XXI. bat es fertie gebra9t,
baB NeuB.@rei3 ber einsige ibulben.
freie Staat In Deutf6lanb unb In
guropa 1T. Mit Ollie ieineS getreuen
Miniiter8 uub gbefS Der aommiiFoa
flir Werwaltung ber 5taats[duIben.
Y. ,. Mebing, IL ber Iebte &ef ber
NeuB Greijer Gtaatsf@ulb. beren
3inslaif TN porisen Sabre nod annd.
bsrnb 5000 Mart betrug, ausgelooa
pprben.
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= Der Sransportbampfer s@rantA
li:st In yleU Dorfer 0afsn gum Nb.
oampfen na@ Nanila bereit. gr pirb
baS 4. Snfanteries Regiment un5 elm
Battalion bes II. Reeimentes bcrtbin
briugeu. Die Route gsbt bnrd BEN
Suescanal unb man bofft, boB bas
S9iff bic aeiie In 42 Sagen 3urndles
gen tann. Der 9ranspcrt liebt untsr
benz COMMANDO bes @sneralmaior
canton.
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Saalene 4rn,ea Salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Welt iiir G9nitte,
Aueti6unsen, @eidwiire, Jiebers unb
paut Gusi6las, JleGtsu, seipr,tnsene
5dnbe, Groitbeulen unb ale 9autfrant,
beiten; furirt Sdimorrbuiben ober feline
8sSabluns. 86llise 3ufriebenbeit sas
eanfirt ober bas Gelb tuirb 3uridertate
ut. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel. 2um
8erfauf bei S. &alteper & Gobn.
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oatet esA sur eaIsen sesea x4sarss.


bic Rue6itIbey enttaIten, ba nusfiiIbes E@ss
ben Gtnn hes Geru@3 tsrjtbfen anA bal
gangs esftem sbuis serrltten trtrb. tremn "a
bur@ BITE j4leimisen Dberfid&en etnbrtnst.
CoIds Mrttftl iouten siie eubes auf Werprb'
niins gut berufener Gertte eebrau&t tserhen,
ba ben G9asen, ben fts anrimteer, IebunaI
70 esob tit, aIS eaS Gits, bas Sbs bauen er'
DieIsn f6nutet. QatI's Ratarsk.& &ur,
tobrtstrt bon s. 8. Gteues q Co., EsIese,
D., eutbdIt fetn nue6isIber. une trtrb tnasr'
Ii9 eenommen unb rirft bireft auf bts f6Iet.
uatsen Dberf hes Gpftems. @enn Sbl
3aa'1 aatarrbseus sautt jeib ft@es, bab Str
bis a4ts bsfousmt. Ss trtrA tsnerlt4 es,
nomuen unb In xeIehe, Dtio, srn 8. 8
Gbsnet q q 0. esna3t.
G gerfaajt tsn allen apstBe!ess @gssa
rs Gts. bio TlafAs.
fan's Gamtlieu.8illen ftnb bie beiten.
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mabacfe @ptel 8ar,
Of 0oufion straBe,
W nj. Mmtb, 49,. Gtgemtbiimer.

Wan ftnbet bier ein bor3iieli1es
gIas Bier uuierer beimtf9en Bra1e.
reien. 8ei0nbere Mnertennung pers
bieuen bic Weine, gisarren. Wbisties,
9iqu6re &c. Ior3aglt6er Grets
lun9 bes M orgens unb Na d.
mittags. Dieie Wirtbi6aft erfreut
fid bes ansge3eidneten &ufeS au benz
angeaebmfen Gufentbaltsorte Der
6tabt 3u adbIen.
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gfns gsoris m;rh npsH,ris

= Ius paris pirb sei6rieben
9err 26w, Der prdRbent Der Criminal
Section bes gaHationsbofss, bat benz
9ertreter etnes 2onboner BIattes ge.
genhber ertldrt, baB es wabrldeinIi6
nod minbefens brei Woben bamern
werbe, bis Der gafationsbof in bic
6fentliGe 8erbnnbluns bss Drepfus.
Galles eintreten f6nnte. 0err 26m
fieute es aud In Mbrebe, baB Der @aKa.
tionsbof im 8sfbe bDn ueuen Doeu'
meuten bon grocer Wi6iieteit flr ben
Srepfus' 'Gall isi. psIds ibm bonn Sra,
fen @iierbasp setiefert worben iein
folIten.
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9ie grSbte 0iilfe Sur Beidleaui=
QnnQ 0eS 8eidGfts

TT bas "LONG DISTANCE" TIE
sLEPHON''. Sc bei1r6nft gntfers
ming unb 3eit unb III Elm miftiger
sSattOr In iebem 3ueise menf6Ii@sr
SbdtigfeIt. Sc bringt tueit bpE fiu.
amber entfernt nobnenbe 2sute auf
Siimmeundbe aufammen unb iebt He
In ben 9tanb @eT6dfte ab3umideln,
atstpean He fi1 BON NneeRd9t 3u Nm.
geiidt gegenaberiiduben. 5raet Bel Der
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co." nm 8ebingungen on.
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SEQ IT'S
{ EMULSION

bon 2ebertbrarl init 6Dpopbos>
pbater, senilsenber 8etpesu1s
jim Greien, reirter 2uft unb
reinem @afer balt ieben gttt,
fang ber s9wtn6iu9t, fotuie
@ei3 bet 6alsorsare unb Sum.
gen auf frdftist ben a5rper
unb ftdrft 6as ebitem sesen
tueiteren Gorti9ritt bteier tiidi>
f9en &ranfbeiten.
80 Cts. unh $500 Bel ausn apotbsssrM
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$4,000 gebrau@!e G tulba
der fofort semtiuf6i. Be3able bi,
h6 9iten preiie. 8. u. M 0 o 8
1T alamo pIa3a.
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Mattbtes Brps. sSletid,er,

Wo. 507 OHs1 II + 0 n.@tras.
9eur bas borahsli9fte Rinbs, s9of.
un6 S6weiuefeii6.
Speaialitdt: Suuges aalbfeifG.
Aae Irten BON DurH, S9tnfen,
3unge, S9maIs &C.
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- usber bic Meni@eu gibt ss nur
cine ridiise Meianns: bic R@ INNER
dnbert.
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- Wan fdreibt aus Berlin: pro'
feROr 0arnad, beHen rdtbielbaftes
8eri9minben unb Wieberauftau1en
10 biel Mufieben madte. if In ein Sa.
nitarium eebradt tporbsu, no er balb
bon ieiner @eihesf6ruus eebsiIt mer.
ben mirb.
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60. @ooetptls. Gaib @roter.

Woles 8aser bon Stable unb Janep
Groceries, 9 d nittsW q rem,
@IotbinG 6aten, SoiIette
ArtifeIn @Ia8s, por3eIlan,
unb aorb Waaren. Sn allen
DepartementS nur frii9e 6anen.
Mebrige preiie. Greie unb prompts
gblieferung. 1888 Stb. NIamos 6tra6e,
gde @amarao. $elephon 433.
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GebrauGte S9nIba1er psrben
| ofort sewiinidt unb su ben b6fs
ten preifeE sefauft. .. u. Woos,
III alamo YIaBa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-17

@ebraudte Sdul6hder tperben
fofort setpinidt unb au ben bod.
ifsn preiien gesauft. 8. U. Moos,
III Alamo plaza.
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- Inter ben 0ol3bdnblsrn ideIneu
Wleinungsoeri4iebenbeiten 3u berriden,
benn bic Guniet SSppb 60. periauft
ibr SoI3 gum Selbfttoteupreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-17

- yumpen, DeupreRen. Minbmhb
len unb &6bren.
NIamo Sron Worta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-17

TN 8artensD Difritt bes Gtaates. De,
iunbbeit unb alima untbertrofen.
8iaige 2dubereien ftir ben Garmer,
Marttgdrtuer, Obf. unb gieb3h1ter.
mesen gin3elbeiten tpenbet Sud on
s. 5. Martin, 9. g. M.,
San Nntonio, 9eras.
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@ioweftteraS luitnidtG SUD,

Wenn Sbrgu9 irsenbmo nieberlafen
Dont, tbut es ent!ans bsr 2inie ber
gatt Mntonto ttttO Mrns,,
i1S N0Rs 8nf1ft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-17
WILLIAMS SHOWS UP WARY.
HAS TRICKS AND CHICANERY TO
RESIST 4 REQUISITION.

Under Sentence in Georgia, G. W. VI.
williams skipped to Barnweu, :.
C.-Got O~t of Arrest on n Former
RequisitiOn and Has the Officer
Arrested for Forgery Who Tried
to serve AnOther-He Is known in
Savannah.
Columbia, S. c., Aug &c, W. NJ. Will
liams formerly a Barnwell lawyer aud
barred from practice in this state for
crooked work in Georgia is again giving
Georgians trouble. Sentenced by the
Georgia court to pay a $3.50 fine or work
eighteen months on the chain-gang, ne
skipped coming to his old home.
Requisition was made for him on the
Governor of this state and honored. Gov
Ellerbee was ill., and his private secretary,
with power of attorney signed all papers
When the Georgia officers attempted to
arrest Williams they were informed that
the extradition papers were valueless, as
they did not bear the signature of the
Governor of this state. The officer show
ing the papers was perpexed.
Through official channels the matter
reached Gov. McSweeny, who returned
the documents to Gov. Gambler with the
Endorsement that they had been examined
and were. as far he knew. of legal
effect. He could not question the sigma
ture of Gov. Ellerbee attested by his pri-
vate secretary, Mr.. Boyd Evans. The Of
fetal seal of the state was also affixed TO
the extradition papers.
This explanation seems to have been sat
isfactory TO Gov. Cundler. for c. B. Mley.
representing Georgia, is under arrest al
Denmark, where he had gone to serve the
warrant Gov insolvency this evening
received the following telegram from
Miiey:
Am in Denmark prepared 10 carry G.
w. NJ. Williams to Georgia, but he has had
a private citizen and myself arrested.
charged with forging Gov. Ellerbee' $
name to requisition papers. l fear am be-
ing detained while Williams is allowed to
escape. Answer quick"
The Governor wired for further par
| tculars and later replied as follows:
your duty as agent of the state of
Georgia is plain. With that l have moth
ing to do. l say, however that when a
requisition is placed in the hands of an
/ agent for South Carolina I shall expect
him to do his duty and not be thwartod
by ohicanery or advice of any lawyer. l
| cannot advise you as to your course, be-
| cause Gov. Gambler has entrusted this
/ matter tn your hands"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-17
sTARvE SOONER THAN GIVE UP.
Guerin Is Game in His stand Against
the Government.

Paris, Aug. 16-M. Joseph Lasies, anti
Semitic and anti-revisionist, member of
the Chamber of Deputies for Gers, and
NJ. Massard, manager of the Patrie, held
a consultation to-day with Premier Wald-
eek Rousseau's secretary in behalf of NJ
Guerin president of the anti-Semit e
League, who, with sympathizers, has been
barricaded since Saturday in the offices of
the league, regarding terms under which
the latter would surrender.
The secretary said it was essential that
the law should be Upheld but that the
government was as anxious as the media
tors to effect a bloodless arrest. Fur
Their conferences on the subject have been
arranged.
Crowds of people continue to watch NJ.
Guerins barricade, over which the anti
Semitic banner still waves. Later it was
announced that M. Guerin refused to sur
render on any terms, and said he would
starve rather than capitulate.
The Journal des de Bats declares that
the investigation of the cases of alleged
conspiracy TO change the form of govern
ment In France has resulted in the dis
covery of a concerted plan of action to
be carried out by the various leagues
1t is rumored that an attack viii be
made on Guerln's fortress at dawn.