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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-23
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9rueuiiten.
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1901 eine GlutomUbil@ @Wettfabrt BON
Yaris nah Berlin 81 ueranitalten.
Der 8aiier Wilbelm bat Yreile im
@ertbe BON $4,000 sSrs. ueripro=
ben.
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preuBilbe 6errenbaus perlieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-23

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NIT Is eegen q Stimmen beibloiien,
bic Verleiuna uun aapiteln ans Der
Dibef In ben ofientlihen Shulen sil
perbieten.
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ser 4eit aus benz Spitem uertreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-23

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Dallas, Sort ssortb nno gSaco, tdslid,
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VI. & q. Z. 9epptl -. 1920 Nbenos.
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Suniet- Depot ... 500 Nbenos.
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Die conIeroatiue

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burg oes 3olles auf Mals. Sopfen
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Yertbeuerung oes Bieres niht als
Elm notionaies llnaliid anauiehen lei.
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balb alio bamit bebaftet iein, iuenn
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8eepille tdqlich. .2:20 Nadlm.
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genpmmen SunntagS.. .2:43 Nad1m.
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$3.50 Sprm.
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lin EUO NOeHoe.
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Beeuille t1glicb. b...........l 100 Naebm.
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genommen Sunntass. 80. 1855 Sorm.
Bon Borne unb &errpille, Sonntags, -.
500 2lbenbs.
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tighten Warttpreiien bel Der
Sunlet g9ooo 60.
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bic Seber. 25c bel alien Trpgniifsn.
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@ans neue gilliaro'9iidle in
u. 9 hols Saloon.
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ga Grippe nmo enmsen. Gmisiimemma

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mad, ben heissn Sommtriaasn nit TT Ssaeris
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- 0as 0pri 3eltineen oil Der
Wolel, no Der t6itlif)e 3eltinger uno
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geoeibt, 1T burb cine Seuersbrunlt
beimeeiubt moroen. ourb bic abt
WeingeifGfte in 9libe eelegt tpuroen.
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Sputberm Vacific Sabm.
WbfQhrt.

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peItpn tdalicb ....... 1900 Wittags.
Nah 81 Yaio, Californian uno Wlerifo
.J.uO CulHi.
Tad1 9iorb- -9eras, ct. 4ouis uno 9bica-
90 katy Flyer ........ 500 Nbenos.
Nnfuuft.
gon Rprb<3eras, ct. 2ouis nuS Chicago
katy Flyer ....... $3.50 Worgens.
Bon 9ieiu Orleans, Spuiton unb @al-
peiton tdglidb. b............. 4:45 Nadlm.
Son 81 Raio, Californian uno Werifo
.7:30 Abenos.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
Lilly Bros.

Baths for 2sc at Portland hotel. v nm
 English corduroy pants. ClaySon's, Fourth avenue and State street. I2 2I u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
sKAGwAY's CAUSE oELEBRE

There was argument and counter argu- ment cei0re the twelve good men and true whose duty it was Co see justice done be- tween Mr. Bloom of the Monogram and Mrs. McArthur Of the Miners tavern. and the jury were kept a great rart Of the Set- ond day listening Co the legal hliI-spli,- ting.
 One question that was not raised by the defence and entirely eSclpei the attention Of the two very able lawyers engaged for that purpose was that the plaintiff in the case was too young and blooming io have a grandson Of the age ot the subject put oeiore the iury.
 That undoubtedly threw ln aroml Of To- mince abou, the ease which must hlve hld itS influence on the iurv, but for all that, in weighing up the whole cireum- stances the jury had 10 ind for the defend an, ani against the small boy ani the grandmother.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
THE CABLE TO ALASKA.

The presentation of four reports on the propoSei Pad6t cable does not spell har' monv ID the committee, but it does meas ure Co some extent the impOr,lnce the sub ,ett has reached in the minds of tongr;SS- men. They do not iiSagree as Co the im- mediate necessity ot cable communication a,rosS the PacIh>; ihey differ only upon the detail of puble or private ownership. Some are in favor Of a cable constructed sv priva,e enterprise with a subsidy Co cover the eos, ot transmitting government messages: some are for private control without any subsidy. and some for a Striet- ly government cable. owned and controlled by the nation. The rest of the committee, like the cable itself, sppe1r Co be "all at sea"
 |, has been shown that a cable by the northern route would Se only about Go per cen, as long as one following the elrele nearer the equator. lt would cost only ons,fourth or one>hfth as much. li would hni an oceln bottom flI better adapted ,o sasle construction and use. More eogent than this. it would seek the line Co which trate is grayiiailng surely and rapidly,
 The commerce across the Pleihe will praetically all be found a few wears henee on the srsa, ocean lanes that stretch from Puget Sound Co the shores Of China and Ilpan and Co the Philippines. lI cannot se diverted. And cable communication mus, follow the lines of trade and tap at either terminus the oentsrs of export and import.
 And Co be ln touch with Alaska and the vast interior this cable will have Co touch at Skagwav. Military necessity, geo graphical necessity, political necessity. commercial necessity are all united. Skag> Way Is the Rev City and cannot bv any manner of means be left out of the cOn,en- ientiln.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
SUNDAY SOCIAL.

All items oi social or fraternal in- terest must bc tn by 5;30 Saturday eve ming.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24

Reduction sale of goods at cost Hard ware, ,lnware. erockery, glassware, wall paper and millinery at cost. All lines oi merchandise reduced. Fite-AlaSka Co.,, Fourth avenue, between State and broad- way. 2'2l-!m
 Rovll mall service retween Log Cabin and Atlin carry passengers. express ard heavy freight. For rates inquire of Burdette X L0omiS. managers, Log Cabin, or R. E. West. agent, Skagwav. 22i3u
 Parker & AggerS commission house on Fourth avenue between State ard Main al ways have fresh fruit and vegetables.
 The "Citv ot Seattle and "FaIallon' carry passengers between local ports. nm
 MuSkrat caps, lvnX caps, wombat caps, leather top. cloth top, silk lined, quilt lined, storm Iroof interlined with extra piece for nasal eminence, at Clayson X Co $. Fourth avenue and State st. Ia 2i'tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
Steamer. Due in Port.
wHENDUF

Tfs following steamers are scheduled 10 Irri,. on the lsteS named; NAvF WHEN DIE. AGENT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
Episcopal Church.

Fourth Suntay in Lent.
 Morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24

PrOtsssiOOaI ,6s6 "Br,as, the Wave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-24
Just Received.

The American Tailors have just received a full line of spring goods. All the latest styles and novelties Of the season are in- eluded. Everv,hing Is strictly up'to-date In every particular. Mowl X Ehrlch.
The sun., 1900-05-30
SETBiCK FOR GOV. STOVE.
The Suprem- Court Declares Thn lie Had No
Right to Veto Constitutional Amc ndmcnts.

n n,RRisRrHG. Pa. MAY 20 Chief Justice
Green harded down the decision Of the
Supreme Court th, afternoon. reversing the
verti sing ,hn proposed amendments 10 he Com
>,,u,ion and directing the court to issue a n
order TO Sccratarv Of the Commonwealth
Gric-, To advertise the amendments three
months hAforr the November election this year.
Two amendments were passed by the last
Legislature, one Irovidug for the Introduction
Of the New YORK voting machine in this State
and the other for personal registration 81 voters
in cities Gov Stone di-aproveG the amcud-
meats IN Secretary Gri"St did not advrrti q
them III the newspapers of the Stlt' ntt"r ~"
adverse action ot the Governor
Then tho Municipal l.eaCu" Of Philadelphil
took steps through mOndamus proceeding in
the name of the commonwealth to compel the
advertising to be- do 4" ludy" John Il Weiss
of this city heard III" mandan.u~ argument ANA
refused 10 grant the writ. Then Ia" case wnS
appealed and argued before he SrpreW" our',
wh'ch this evening hand ID down its decree g.
stated chief Justice Green holds thai IL"
Governor has nothing TO do with the approval
or diSapI oval of resolutions for submit al m Of
proposed nmendnant, to the Constitution. md
that il j. the duiv ot the Secretary o. ihe COM
lnonwpalth TO iuvprti." such amendments A.
soon a. they are citared ulCn the journal of
The two houses Of the Legislature" ~" observe"
that tho secretary OF the commonwealth ha~
no discretion IN th" promises hts action does
not d"u"nd uVOn any other action what"y"r
GOV Stone SAID to.nith, that the amendments
| wrr. vr'ued because he ihougn' iheN were not
| in the direction OF reform but IN the op os''e q
| direction, and that il wold cost Pan sv.vanta
! a milton dollars for complicated voting ma
Chinerv II one OF The amendu nts WIS adopted
! These amendments VII b. voted on ~ The No
vembcr ercti N and viii figure largrIy in ,ne
CaInlagn
The sun., 1900-05-30
N'COY WINS on POINTS.
Defeats Tommy Ryan In Six Rounds q
Chicago,

CHICAGO MAY 20 The best glove contest
pulled of here in years was decided at the
Tattersalls A c. tonight between Kid
Mccoy and Tommy Ryan. two Of the
cleverest exponents OF fis'cufs ever brought
toget her in this section OF the country. The
bout went the limit, six rounds. Mccoy win
ming on points. The crowd present. at least
twelve thousand persons being in the build
ing. did not all approve OF Referee
Malachy Hogan decision. Ryan forced
the fgh,ing in the first part Of the fight,
but was too cautious His swings were at
times wild ard Ineffective. Mccoy had all the
better of the intghtng aud contented himself
by staying back and letting Ryan do the
forcing The battle at times was tame
and several times the crowd hiSsed Along
toward the end both started to fight and landed
several good blows There was "A long wrangle
over Mccoy Wearing bandagss on his wrists.
A committee composed of George Sler and
two newsp paper men decided in favor OF Mccoy:
Tommy RYAN made vigorous protest and
wound ny by smashing Referee Hogan in the
jaw. Th' police and officials Of the club sepa-
rated them before any damage was done,
The betting was TO on Mccoy and even
money that RYAN woud stay 10 a de- sion.
Mccoy, although as brown as a berry and in
perfect cOnd ton, looked trife drawn Ryan
also stripped in magnificent form. The contest
was for purse II 5000. OF which the loser was
10 reCeive Il coo
The sun., 1900-05-30
ALARM FOR REETHi HIRS(H.
Arrest and Discharge "f One M'i'raoken
william Hirsch Doeslt Understand II.

Police Captain Welch of the West Twen-
tieth street stntol s"0t still alarm
tO Police Headquarters last week. re; orting
a missing Bertha ilirsCh. Is years
old. vi 2ls Eighth avenue" SEo was de-
scribcd H. being Ave feat five in hes TALL
Of dark com, lcxion, brown hair. blue eyes. IAN
dress. iarknt with h,a'k silk front. black straw
hat wi II red roses. black low-cn' shoes. crew
diamond earrings missing from 2ls Eighth
avpnuc since May 81. and supposed 20 have
elopad with man named w, rackon " This
was made public Yesterday
40, us Ficlih Gv'nua i the home Of lie3ry
Hrsch former Pros dent OF ihe Liquor Deale =
Associ ition His son " William Ilrsch. who Is %
lnWver with an office AT l+0 Broadway, said
lc,t nigh.
We've been greatly "nnOyed by "A story set
a0ont evidently bv a BROOKLYN detective to
the effect that my eiChtccu-year-olds sister had
p!op.d have no sister of thar age or name.
tn, only sister | have is 23 years old and
AZ home at this moment ! know nothing
whatov"r about the report that giTl was
said 10 be missing from here.
William Me- fraCkon was arraignrd Yesterday
before Magistrate /eller on a charge of being
u gnsp CiOus person. The record at Police
Headquarters showed that he was arrested on
Saturday last hv Detective Rein Of the Central
Onlca. The Magistrate discharged him, lie
described himself a. q 'Hlesman by occupation,
81 wears old Ee"orts ot marriage OF one
william Me, racken and Il Bertha IIirsch have
bppp Circula ted
The sun., 1900-05-30
carr. GRIFFIN ESCiPES
Gov. Roosevelt win Regret Overrules the
Court. Martili's sentence.

Ar.n,vY. March 90 -Gov. Roosevelt has
refused 10 app rove the findings and sentence
Of the court-martlai which declared Capt.
A J Griffin OF the Sivty-niuth Regiment guilty
of diSobcdicncc of orders. of unmi'i'ary and
unoelcorl'kn conduct. and Of {, n1rC' Frrju-
dicin! to good order and discipline, and sem
tencad him t. b. discharged from III" National
GTart.
capt GriH}u wa, or iorHd to Cal~" Company
T. sj>t"-u nth Regimen TO be assembled
at The Armury IN M'nd1y evening, Feb, 10
to hn mustered ou' of state service" Instead
Of uboyiny tho order he came 10 Albany To
lntrrcadr with GOV Roosevelt for the purpose
Of having the ort,r dishaadug the company
rrsc.ndcd lie did nct 1s-'mhl" the company
because he benvad the Governor would re-
yoke the order pon his examination beiOr"
the court Capt. Grfin waN not allowed 10
state what conversation took place between
himself and the Governor. The Judge Advo-
cate finds that the exclusion Of this testimony
w;s a substantial error In the trial.
In the order di,arlrovlng the findings and
sentence, the Governor regrets to be COM
prlled 10 d dsauprovr III" rrCcredinES tndirn-
and santenc" or the court. and that thus an
officer Of the military service Of the STATE should
escape punishment fully deserved by him
The sun., 1900-05-30
AGAINST THE RAILROAD.
Decision OF thr Appellate Division Affecting
the TaiIyho Case.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
In Brooklyn handed down yesterday n decision
SUSTAINING III" verdict obtained last Octol er by
Miss Matilda Ilrnn In her suit against the Long
Island Rnilrond Company for injuries susta Dea
jrs, three years ago to-day in the tally no dis
aster nt Mcrrick road The decision, which
affects nll tho tny-ho cases and rcverses recent
decisions b. Justice Marcan and Justice Smith,
Is written by Justice IIirschberg and all his as-
socn'"S in the Appellate Division concur
While finding Mat there : no ground
for reversal in the verdict in Mis- nenn's fnvor.
the Cour, reduces the amonn, awarded her
from s7.jOD to $500. In hi. o,inion Justice
lIrSchbrrR thus comments Oh the absence of n
sign Of n railroad crossing az the point where
the accident occurred
The sign OF n railroad crossing deSi yred by
law. and - designed and located ~ 10 c,Ial-
lrngr attention and force itself upon the
sign', was wholly ab-ent md in its pine" was
totally different situation from that required
by statute, md which proved wholly worth
less les, aud ,ncif"r,iye Referring to this sien.
the Lewis rase that the accident resulted
almost wholly from the companv'S neglect
to comply with a positive provision of the
railr nd law, dsobedie"co of VIII Oh should
be visited In any cas-" with the sevcr,st con-
dernna'ion of the court In the Court Of Ap-
pcaIs IN ihn, case Judge Martin considered
resp ct 10 the crossing sign, although the ne
ccsslty for ~ Determination was not then pre-
san'ed. but in order to guide future trials of he
cases arising from this accident and clearly in
timated that in the cns" of one unfamiliar with
the crossing the condlc' of the COMPANY ex-
hbiad aCiionHrlc n"gligenc"
"rh" proof shows thai thrrear, 4, OGO Gro Ssinv
signs in this Stnto OF the general character of
the one furnished by the defendant; bu'. Of
course, il does not show how many deaths nrc
chargrsb'e to the wilful and general violation Of
the law which is involved pu, in any event IL
would be n,'nstrous to hold as matter OF law
that the defendant should be pbs lived from re-
sponsibitv tor the direct con.cQuerccs of an
infracton Of 'he law. merely because such de-
viatons from The requirements OF the statute
are open, defiant and common
The sun., 1900-05-30
CUBAN ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT.
No Evidence Of Fraud Discovered Outside Of
the Post once.

WASHINGTON, May 20 At the Cabinet meet
ing to-day Secretary Root read cable de-
spatch fr nm Gsn Wood in regard to the investi-
CATION now being made Of the civil and mill
tary departments Of Cuba. Gen Wood was d-
rec'pd several weeks ago 10 have a thorough
investigation made Of the nc cunts of all officers.
civil nd military No official account was 10
be exempt and Gen Wood was instructed 70
uSs ever" effort to discover any irregularities
that nigh, exist.
were sent from the United States They have
examined the book, OF the Auditor and the
Treasurer and the accounts Of the customs SER
vice Gen Wood reports that no evidence Of
fraud could be found in any service outside OF
the Post once Department He particularly
conlmendS the administration Of Col Tasker
Bliss in charge Of the customs service ard says
that from the reports of III" expert examiners
II is apparent that the Treasurer's vouchers
and accounts are in perfect share.
The sun., 1900-05-30
FRISCO CHINATOWN 0UARANrINED.
DIR. Kinyoun Asserts That There Have been
Nine Gases Of Plague There.

SAN Francisco. May 20. Chinatown Is In
quarantine. The Beard Of Supervisors this
morpinp empowered the Health board to
Quarantine persons, houses. places and dis
tricts when In us judgment such action Is
deemed necessary 10 prevent the spreading OF
conte Vious or Infectious diseases "
Tn, resolution takes effect Immediately At
the special meeting Of the Supervisors Federal
Quarantine Officer kinyoun and DR.. William
son of IN. local Health Beard affirmed with
great positiveness that nine cases Of bubonic
plague had been found in this city within three
months ] G. Subbs, traf'ic manager OF the
Southern Pacific, and Others requested the SUI
pervisors to authorize u quarantine Of China
town Mr.. Stubbs stated that within twenty
four hours San FRANCISCO would be cut on from
| traffic with the outside world, unless such a
quarantine was established
Dr Kinvoun said Il have no doubt that the
cases discovered in this city were plague, and |
hold that house thn' Is infected is Just AZ dan
gerous TO the public ns case o plague. rec
Ommend that n sanitary Gordon or guard be
placed around the infected area that house
10 house inspe, ton OF that area be made the
removal Of cases Of the plague 10 an isolated
place, and the removal Of persons that have
come into contact with such cases. that ingress
to and eRress from chinatown be restricted:
that all rats be killed and that the infected area
The main argument used by the Supervisors
was mat even II pldkhc uOtTS eAlSt UeIcs
| the fears of outside towns and States will be
Quioted when sanitary and Quarantin measures
are taken, With oie dissenting vote the Super
vsors voted ~ give the Health Board power to
quarantine the Chinese quarter,
THE Gordon was AT once established The lines
extend from California to broadway and from
Powell 10 Kearney streets, The police will
guard the line at frequent intervals. but cxperi-
enca during the last quarantine shows that II Is
almost impossible to prevent the Chinese from
getting out of the quarter, because OF secret
exits through buildings that front on the main