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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27

all mart er einen ertpartungsbollen 8lid
nod ber 36iir, uno enbli9 fragte er:
rMo III gliia?"
rSdlafen sesansen, anttuortete bic
Grau, Die bisber nit freunbli9em 8e<
wunoern ben seIesneten Mppetit bes
@aiies beoba6tet bate. Isle mar miibe,
ben 9anSen Sag untertpegs getpeien,
Inn bic @rensen ab3ureiten, oa Sbr
fort tuaret, uno nad ben Seerben gu
feben. 9at einen bon ben jlnsen @trau-
BEN mit9ebra6t, ben bic Mlten eebiiien
batten."
Die beioen gbeleute nidten ii9 3u.
Sin pradtterl, unier Mdbden, iagte
Der raliidlide 0ater. .@an3 tpie Elm
Sunge."
9as Mbenbefien mar beenoet. 2ufas
Meper nabm bic grole, leoersebunoene
Bibel bonn gdbrett nno fdlug iie auf.
$50 er lie seraoe ge0ffnet batte, besann
er gu leIen:
Scr 9err ift mein Qi6t uno mein
9eil; Dor mem iollte i'd mid fiir9ten9
Ser 9err III meines 2etens &roft; por
mem iollte i'd mid grauen? Menn iib
fdon Elm Seer iuioer mid leget, 10
fiirdtet lid oennod mein 0er3 nidt.
Wenn lid Grieg uioer mid erbebet, 10
berlaiie i'd mid auf ibn.-Denn er
bedet mid in ieiner 6itte aur b0ien
3eit; er berbirgt mid beimli1 in iei=
nem @eaelt, uno erb0bet mid auf einem
Gelien, unb tpiro nun erb0ben mein
9aupt iiber meme 6einoe, bic I'm mid
iinb. .-6err, bore meine @timme, tpenn
i4 ruie; lei mir 9ndoig unb erb6re
mid.-@ib mid nidt in ben Dillem
meiner Geinoe; oenn es feben fali1e
3eugen tpioer mid unb tbun mir linz
redt obne Sdeu.-6arre bes 9errn,
iei aetroa uno unDeraast!1
Wlit sebdmpfter @timme unb bod
feierlid mie Elm Yreoiger batte er ge.
leien. llno als er nun bas Bud i9lob,
blidten feline Nueen nod iinneno in's
@eite. Gadte er Der @ei9ide ieines
8aterlanbes? 9adte er bes alten CRIB
fe;nDes, Der bon ienieits bes Meeres
Tam linb in Gapfabt brduenb iaB?
.Qarre bes Serrn!A tuieberholte
2ufas Mleper. Gann erbob er fi9 unb
fiibrte ieinen @af auf fdmaler Setter
ouf ben Booen oes 9auies, tuD elm tlei-
nes, aber iauberes 3immer ieiner
barrte. r0ier tuo6nt ionf mein 3tpeiter
9obn, Der jebt in Pretoria it," fagie
2utas unb bann nit einem 1dnbe-
brude: r@ute Nadt!1
Ser iun9e geutide beeab iih CUR
Ruhe, unb balb uniting ibn ber @dlaf
nit bleieiner G1pere. gs mohte QeQer
Mitternadt iein, als er burd 3doer-
tnarren uno laute 6tiinmen bor benz
6auie aetuedt tuuroe. Die D9ientarren
tuaren an9efommen. Nber mibe brebte
iid Der Soldier 3ur anberen Geite,
unO balo iab er I'M 9raume bor ii9 bic
@eitalt zines propbeten-oer trug
Qutas Mepers 3lse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
ate iiimsfte tOftiptelise satehprobe

9te iiinsfte toftfptelise shiehprobe
Der eneliiben Marine, bas 8uarun=
oeihieben eines eansen Ban5erIhif=
fes, tpiro audi in Oeutlblano piel be-
ipro6en. Sin Berliner Blatt bemerft
6a3ll u. g.:
rWel6e @riinbe Die enaliIhe &e=
gierung peranlaBt baben, bielen foIt=
ipieligen Beriub gu MAIDEN, ldBt iid3
por Der 6anb r,iht uberiteben, 10
tpenig tpie fib beurtbeilen l1Bt, pb
oieier Weriu6 neue grfabrungen ge<
aeitigt bat. 60 fam r,an, mas ben
eriten 8unft anlanet, Der Nniitt
iein, oaB in England pielleiht bas
WeoiirfniB obpaltet, gu ben grfolgen
in Siioafrifa an einem iihtbaren
Grempel bic Jurbtbarfeit Der engli=
lben Seeriiftnngen Doraufubren unb
getpiiiermaBen oas alte Sirmenihilb
neu aufaufdrben; es lit aber audi niht
nnm0glib, oaB bic enelilbe Mbmira=
litat ibrer geation pur Mugen su fiib=
rem fir nDtbig bielt, tpelhen aerinqen
Wertb i'm grnitfau bic groBe 3abl
Der alten S9iffe bat. Die in Der eng
liiben 6lDtte neben benz mooernen
Shlabti9iffe rangiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
Gin sfampf ut. aebeu uuD Sob.

9err Us. u. 6ines BON Manhe<
1ter, Sa., idreibt, inoem er BON 1eis
ner fait tuunoerbaren grrettuna pom
EDoe ipri6t, u. g.: .Durb unppr=
ii6tigfeit befam, ib, r1aboem id pon
Wtaiern tpieoer bergeitellt mar, elm
iblimnes 4ungenleiben, bas in
Sbminolubt ausartete. Sd batte
nerlbieoentlib Blutltura unb bu1tete
bic ganse Mabt binburd. Sae Mer3te
goben mid auf. 9urs barauf fling
i6 an, DIR. Kings New Discov-
ery' gu nebmen, oas mid aud balb
p0lig beilte. 6unberte BON 2euten
baben es auf ntein Mnratben genon1-
men uno ale iinb gu Der ueberseu=
eung gefommen, baB es ME perfeblt,
6als=, 8ruit= uno 2ungeu 2ei6en
gu beilen. so gts. mn6 $1.OO Der
Ilaibe bel s. 8alteper & Gobn.
BrDbe=Tlaihen fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27

Meper mi. Milbelmina, seborene arn-
ger, ma4te ben Nnfang. Damn tamen
feds @6bne, Der erfte berbeiratbet unb
anidiiis bel 2ameel aopie. ber atpeite
Spttor juris in pretoria, bann bier
lebige uno nun bic So9ter glifa, 9e-
boren 1880. olio adtaebn Sabre alt,
uno f9liebli6 Der Jingle Sobn pieter.
Mu@ bic patben tanben babel; ba
tuar prdiibent Griiser 6ei benz atpeiten
@obne ein9etraaen, ber Generations
manoant Soubert tei benz jiin9fen,
uno bel Der 9odter fanb als patbe
einseldrieben Sans albredt, bes jun-
gen Mrstes Dbeim.
(6prtiebuna fplatl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
9ie 9eilmm8 bpn @eiffesfraufbeit
omrdb Seruntbebanblmna

bat, na6 elmer Mittbeilung Der 8a=
riier "Gazette des Hopitaux" Be-
oelltenoe Sprti6ritte aetnabt. @hpn
felt ldngerer 3eit bat eine arDBere
3abl BON Mer5ten, barunter belDn=
oers Or. Bieret in 2ppn, ben Mn1te<
dungen unb 8ergiftungen cine err
beblibe &ofe in Der @ntitebuna BON
@ei1tesit0rrngen augeibrieben. 8on
bieler Inii6t ausgebeno, perlubte
nun Dr. Sacquin, Der 8orlteber Der
&linif fir @eiftesfranfe an Der llni@
perlitdt 2pon, gin1pribungen nit
fiinitli6en Serum BEL leinen 8a=
tienten, tpie fie in Der 6eiluna BON
Snfeftionsfranfbeite 10 tpunoerbare
Grfplge eraielt baben. Das Ser
fabren enpfabl fid Tim 10 mebr,
als @eiitesfranfe oaS @inneb=
nten BON Billen, 8ulpern Doer
dbnltben Meotfainenten baufio
pertpeieern. Sacquin bat nun be-
ubahtet, oaB Die @inlpribunaen
BON fiinitlihem Serum bas Iuae=
meinbefinoen iebr gu beiiern pernlD=
gen, DIE Se1nperatur finft, unb bic
getftigen St0rungen f6nnen unter
oieler Bebanolu1g iogar oDllia per=
ibminoen. Dabei l9eint bas Serum
rnebr our6 Die Nuantitdt als 6urh
bic Qualitdt 3u tpirfen, ie6oh muS
bel Der auantitdt gfiidii1t auf ben
Yultano oes 6er5enS uno Der Mieren
BET ben betreffenoen Batienten Qe=
nonn1en tperoen. Die Serumbebano=
lung ipQ @rfolge in alien ben ssal=
len nerlprehen, tpo bic @eiiteslt0=
rung i'm 3uiammenbane nit Sns
fettionen uno 8ereiftungen itebt,
lei es burb Mifroben, lei es bur6
giftige Stoffe, tpie ). 9. ben Mlfo=
boil, Die enttueoer bic i'm &Drper
pabreno Der Qebenstbdtigfeit ent=
1tebenoen @ifte i'm uebermaBe ber<
porbrineen ooer ibre Nusibeibung
perbinbern. gs lit ielbftoerltanoS
lib uno aus Der @rfabruna qez
nuglam befannt, oaB berartiae
Wergiftungen nibt nur auf ein=
5elne Organe, ionbern i'm 8elonbe=
rem aud auf bas @ebirn ,pirfen,
Wo Srriinn in @en1einihait NIT afu-
ten SnfeftionSfrantbeiten auftrttt,
ferner bel ben Sieberbelirien, BEL 9pz
pbus, Grippe, bel Sriinnssuitdnben,
Die nit benz gBD6enbett 5ulammer=
bdngen, un6 in dbnlihen 5dlen finb
Die @inipribungen ebenfals ange=
aelgt. Sn einem perein5elten Sale
bat Sacquin io9ar bel gpilepiie oa=
ourb cine 6eilung er5ielt. @ein
Werfobren peroient allo bas iprgfdl=
tige Stubium BON 6eiten Der Nerste,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
"EUREkA SPRINGS"

giner Der ib6nlten Nusfluss= uno
Sommer Nufentbaltsorte lit "Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
O5arf= Bergen bes nDrbliben Irfan=
las gelegen, bat es Elm uniibertroHe=
nes Slima. Yeite 9lftompbationen
in ben 6ptels. @abrenb 6es eansen
SabreS tperoen bon ber 'FRISCO
LIME" lebr nieorige &unbfabrt=
Staten auseeaeben. Wan ipenoe iib
an ben @elbdftsfiibrer bes "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
pe9en neuer Hamphlete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
0ie allaemeine ssraae

lit Jest: n@obin ion ieb in bieiem eom-
mer reiien?"
Sic lit iebr leibt beanttportet:
Na1 bem Norben, Often ober @e1ten
NIT mem ibnellen KATY FLYER.
Elm wide vestibuled'' 3us NIT Buffet
Sblafpagen nnb reclining chair cars
Sibe frei.
@enbet gub an irsenb einen "Katy''e
Igenten, Der bereittuillisit irsenb pelche
Mustunit in Sesug auf Staten, 5abr5eiten
&c, seben tuirb, ober lhreibt an
@. g. Grub,
Gen. Bali. & 3. Mst.. 9allas, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
@ute Nadhrihtea

fonnen BON Or. .. 9. gargile bon
Waibita, S. s. St ibreibt: "Elec-
trio Bitters' bat 5rau 8reuer bon
Sfropbeln, Die ibr felt pielen Sab
rem 9roBe @btneraen bereiteten, gez
beilt. S6redliber 0autausibla9
int @efibte unb an ben 0Gnben
aeigte iib, Der iib itetig perlnebrte.
Die beiten Nerate funnten ibr feline
9iilfe leiiten. SEPT lit iebDb ibre
@eiunbbeit geiibert. Electric
Bitters' lit bas bette Blutreini=
gnngs=Wittel. Sc lit bas Bette Mitz
tel fir 5lehten. SalafluB, 6aut=
Nusl6lag uno iberbaupt ale 6aut=
frantbeiten. Sc itdrft bas Gpltem
mie fein anoeres Nfittel. So Gents.
3n baben bel S. &alteper & sobn,
Miro garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
Mnfunf t
g. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Nbfohrf

Nab @alpeiton, 6uuiton unb @uero td9>
ltg. .8:45 Bornt.
Reh gorpus g9riiti. aranias Ha6 unb
Beenille tdglicb 2:2O Wachm.
Nad] Borne nnb 8errniqe. tdglib, auss
gen0mmen Spnntags, :. .2:45 Jaahm.
Nacb Borne unb &errbille, Sonntaas
.................... $50 8orm.
Mntunft.
Bon @alpeiton. Souiton unb guero tdg<
licb. 100 MbenbS.
Won Corpus @brifti. Mranias BaB unb
Beenille tdglieb 1:55 Haehm.
Son Borne uno &errpille. td9licb, aus
:. 9enommen Sonntass. ;. 1856 8orn1.
Hon Bbrne nno &errbille, Sonntags, !.
.......... 500 NbenbS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
Gmtt's oSe6er-YiGet

.rbaltsn bas 2Srpsripf.m in Orbnuns
unb psrbinoern trantbaite 3uitanoe ,er
9eber, bic sspObulia &rart5siten por.
iisscbsn.
Gin Electromagnetic fir
aOpiidmersen, Dpspepiie, Sdmincti.
idlt@tsn @eidmadim WtuuOs, Set ilo
pfsn, belssts 3umse, Nppetit.oiisisitaa.
SdmnttltGe 0aslemleioea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
0ulf ghpre 8ahu.
q B : q 4 rt.

Mbfabrt.
yted Stodoale, taglieb, auseenommen
Sonntags. .................8 800 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale, td9liob. ausgenpmmen
SDnntags. 300 Nac1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
Somtberm Nacific 8abn.
0f Ls LsI

Nadh gsep Orleans, 6ouitpn unb @ol<
DettUn tdgltfb.. 1900 Mittaq8.
Nad vi Haio, Californian nnb MerifD
J.UU .XSDruI.
Nab NorbSSeras, ct. 9ouis unb ghica<
go (katy Flyer) ....... 800 Mbenbs.
Mntunft.
Son Norb<9eras, ct. Souls unb Chicago
Katy Flyer $3.50 MoraenS.
Son Netu Orleans. 6oufton unb @alz
peiton td9ltd 4:45 Nqhm,
Wnn Gl Haip. galifornien unb Nterifo
,7;30 NbeubS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27

Tim oas 8fut in einen auten
3ultano gu perieben uno Die unrei=
nigfeiten barauS gu entfernen. giebt
es nibts befereS als Or. Nuau1t
&Dnig's 9amburger Tropfen, bas
am beiten befannte 6eilmittel geaen
oerartige unorbnungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
Gin abter. sas ieim opfer peruidstet.

1T bas @eeenitiid CUR @erltopiung.
Die araft uno Der @influB bieler
&ranfbeit tbeilt ii6 oem eansen a5r-
per nit. "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills" betpirten eine Gbere unb
oauernoe 0eilung. 9as Be1te in
Der Welt fir Wagen=, 4eber= unb
Nierens2eiben. 25 Cts. 3u baben
bel s. &alteper & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27

VIII OOrlIlQuIer Oe5 Qu89eOeDnten
Tbiergartens nDn 8uniita (l1ngarn)
fan6 i'm @albe einen perenbeten
8w0lfenber. @leib auf ben erIten
Blid lab er, oaB Der lebtere am 6in=
terbauptbein einen = permeintlihen
= nod i6tpeiBenoen MnlhuB aeigte.
Waib elite er nab benz Soritbaus,
um bic Nn5eige pDn leinem s5unbe
81 eritatten. ODrt beribtete er, baB
Der 6irib offenbar BON einem Wil=
oerer gelboiien tuurbe unb 5tpar benz
Nnlbufie na1 BON einem 6oh=
iite aus, als Der @etpeibtrdger utl=
lt1tttelbar urter Dem -lebteren ba=
bingeaDgen lei; benn nur 10 lieB
ii6 Der NniduB stpilden reIp.
binter ben &uienitDfen erflaren.
Nn Ort uub Stelle anaelanat,
itellte Der 5Driter na9 eenauer I'M
terlu@ung aber feit, baB Der 6ir11
1tur BON einem Wielel iiberfalIen iein
tonnte, pas ia ni9t baS erite Mal
porgefommen. @abribeinlib mar
Der fleine &1uber ben i'm 8ett 1iben=
ben 9irib angeIprungen uno batte
iib feftgebiiien. Mlen Mnsei1en
nod tuar Der 6iri9 bann fladtie ge=
tporoen unb bate ith bur1 beftige
Bewegun9en oes &opfes ieines Mn=
greiferS 81 ertuebreu periu9t, prallte
aber tpdbrenoem eeeen einen Baum
uno Stpar oerart, baB er 1i9 Na1en=
uno Stirnbein aerl1metterte unb
babel AUDI nod ben einen 8oroerlauf
fnapp am 8latt brad. Ser perenz
oete 9irib lag NIT Der Stirn unmit=
telbar an bem Stan1n1e. Die Spu=
rem an &opf unb @enid oes Sir
ides 5eiaten gu beutli1, baB es
tbatidblib elm Wielel tpar, oas
oas gnoe oeS 8tp0lfenoers ber=
beigefiibrt. Gin dbnli1er Sal, Der
ieoo6 einen Mebbod betraf, er=
eignete iib in einem @epier beS Nell=
traer &onlitats, @eleeentlib zines
SagbausflugS mebrerer 6erren laben
oiele auf oem Weee nah bem be-
itimmten Sagborte einen &ebbDd in
boben 5luhten einen Nbbang berab
uno gerabe auf Die S1Iben gu tpeA=
ieln. 8l0blib tuarf fih Der Sod CUR
groe uno udl5te iib lumber. Ser
Oberf6riter madte furaen BroaeB
uno itredte ben riib tpdlaenben"
Nnf ben S9uB bin iab man elm Wie=
lei pom Bod iih losl0ien anb Elm
5tpeiter itredte 6ieies. 8piiben
oem @eb0rn beS Bofes lief iih
oailelbe fonftatieren; eine fart idtpei-
senoe Stelle. in bic iid) Der fleine
Gduber nerbifien batte.
= um bas Blut in einen guten
3ultano gu perieben uno Die unrei=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27

@rmnSeisentbmms llebertrasunsem.
2ouiS uno u. gllbertbal an Qouis
Woreule, @runoitiif i'm Sriaiua(z
Gitp=Qot IS, fiir 81, 300.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
gI n fur n IT

Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anIas 9th,
Dalas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, tdelib
(Suniet Depot ...........8 $3.50 Borm.
Ton gSaco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (6.
VI. & VI. y. 9epot) -. 1920 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
" n tunft.
~. s.. & =. 8abm.

Nab @aco, Sort Wortb. Dallas, aanlas
gltp. ct. Souls uno Chicago tdglicb
(S. y. &M. g. Oepot) .7:45 Morgens.
Nab 8aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas &c. (pom
Sun1et 0eppt) 800 Nben6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-27
@teieI ltltn 0iriet1.

Sin Soritldufer bes auseeoebnten
8 Ibiergartens pon 8uniita (l1nearn)
fano i'm @al6e einen perenbeten
3mDlfen6er. @lei9 auf ben erlten
Blid lab er, baB Der lebtere am 6in=
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John Davis & Co..
TOO second Aveuue.
]. A. BOLTON DISAPPEARS.


J. A. Bolton. a court stenographer.
formerly member of the Arm Of Bolton
& Kennedy. has disappeared from the
city, and n is alleged that his partner
ship accounts Indicate that he has APP
propriated 10 his own use the moneys
Belonging jointly to the firm OF which ne
was a member.
1t Is said also that Bolton. after having
exhausted the bank account OF the part
nership, uttered numerous small checks
which he cashed among business men OF
the city which were afterward returned
for want of funds. Tho Treen Shoe Conn
pany and MacDougali & Scuthwtck Com
pany are said 10 have accepted such
checks from Bolton in payment for small
purchases. and paid him the difference In
cash.
d. c. Kennedy. Mr.. Bottoms partner,
was absent from the city for several
weeks on a vacation. and the alleged mis-
dotngs Of his former partner are said 70
have occurred during this time Upon
Kennedy's return he immediately assumed
all liability incurred by the Arm through
the alleged breach of trust. Bolton came
to this city about eight months age.
and claimed TO have formerly been the
private secretary Of ex-Gov Merriam. OF
Minnesota. now director OF the census.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
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JAPANESE WEDDING RITES,
Members Of Myrtle Chapter, Order
Of Eastern star. Present Unique
Entertafuuent.


The ladies Of Myrtle Chapter. No. a.
Order of the Eastern Star, gave q unique
entertainment last night in Eiks' hall, in
the coiman building The AFFAIR was one
OF the most novel ever held In Seattle.
being a correct imitation OF a Japanese
wedding In high life. Those who took
part were appropriately dressed and the
ceremony was complete in all details. The
hall was decorated In Oriental style, law
ish use being made OF Japanese lanterns.
hangings, screens and pictures.
Three booths were made at this sides.
one end OF the room being cut on by large
were hung with Oriental draperies and
curtos, while over each booth large
Japanese umbrella was swung. The shad-
ed lights added TO the effect. Chrysan-
themums also played noticeable part
In the decorations. In these booths young
and served punch and cake. The stage at
the front OF the hall was decorated in a
similar manner. except that the decora-
lions were on a more elaborate scale
The wedding ceremony was preceded by
q snort programme, including a fancy
drill by fifteen girls In Oriental costume
recitation in Indian costume by Her
schel Num-, and recitations by Pearl
Cassidy. An Introductory address ex-
planning fully the ceremonies attendant
upon a Japanese wedding was made by
Mrs corbett. Then fifteen children in
ing the symbolical cup OF ten and eat
ing the wedding rice. The children per
formed their parts In a solemn manner
and not word was spoken. The audi
ence watched the proceedings with great
interest The children then sang a song
and chorus
After the programme the floor was clear
cd ana dancing was INDUCED In.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
Mr.. ALBERTsoN ENDORSED
Selected IT Caucus Of Delegation ~
Ktng C0uaty's Candidate for
speaker ~ the House.

At caucus Of the representatives elect
from King county held yesterday after
nsen In the once Of z. p. Rawson. r. b.
Aibertssn. who was elected TO the lower
house of the legislature from the Forty
second district. was Endorsed as King
county's candidate for speaker OF the next
bouse. The action OF the delegation was
unanimous and was reached after half an
hours secret session OF the caucus In
which both Mr.. Aibertson and his rival.
Mr.. Lewis. we're barred out.
Mr.. RaWson acted as chairman OF the
caucus II was decided 10 60 into secret
session In the private ONCE and Mr. Al
hcrtson and Mr. Lewis awaited In the
front room the decision OF their assoc
ciates. The first business transacted was
the taking Of an informal and secret bal
lot In which the vote was a tie. Mr.. Al
bertson receiving ive votes and Mr.. Lewis
The matter OF the spcakership was then
taken up and discussed at f~ngth. After
half an hours discussion u was decided
that the deiegation should act az Q unit
and that Mr.. Aiberfson should be In
dorsed. a ballot was thereupon taken
and Mr.. Aibertson received the unanimous
vote OF the caucus.
In addition the delegation passed res
olution requesting the King County Bar
Association TO appoint a committee TO
prepare "A draft Of such legislation at
fectsnf court practice az Is desired to be
passed At the next session.
The Al HI Coiored Republican Club pre-
scented a petition asking that one az their
number he given place At the legislature.
A number o. applications for positions In
the lesiriature were discussed. but action
on them was deferred
r. n Alhert~on was born In 1859. at
Hartford. N. G. He attended the public
schools of his state and in 1881 graduated
nj the state university. He studied law
and was admitted 10 The bar In 1883 In
fhe same year he came 70 Seattle, He
first entered the employ OF the Seattle
Lumber and Commercial Company. and
short time laisr became city editor Of
the Seattle Chronicle. After six months
IN this position he entered the law ONCE
az Burke h Rasin. OF which Judge Burke
was the senior member. Afterward he be-
came chief clerk IN the Law ONCE OF
strive, Haines q McMioken. For over
twelve years he has been = practicing at
torney In this city. He WAS member
of the old volunteer fire department and
served nve years IN the territorial militia.
He was auartermastcr sergeant ut the
militia during the trying days just after
the ufeat IRE Of lsxs, In 1sSs he was chair
man Of the Republican county central
committee He was nominated and elect
ed corporation counsel IN the year that
Robert Moran was elected mayor. He was
elected member % the legislature ~
1855. serving on important committees. He
IL married and resides at "a First avenue
west. lie is a member Of the firm Of
Lewis. Hardin q Alhertson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
A. @. LANE is APPOINTED.
AessmG Chsef Meredith selects NM
Deposy sheriff to serve - ~
Gmes9ency 00cer.

A O. Lane was yesterday afternoon ar-
pointed an emergency officer and detailed
10 serve a. a detective by Acting Chief
Meredith. az The police department. Lane
simultaneously MED an Application for ex-
animation with the cieil s~rytre commits
s.er. and n " understood that u he sue.
cessftiis uasses the examination he Will
b. perms nsntlf retained - member Of
the paltre department
The appointment % Lane by Acting
Chief Mer~Ssth xss not unexpected by
these who are familiar with Lanes for
rser connection With the sherias once
ard hla later services as ar emergency
afares on The police force two years ago.
t.ans worked Nth Mr.. Meredith sn the
iprrn'ls.ti ton "a several criminal cases
snrins his term az service "a deputy Mher-
10 under Nnlism ~ Never a popuiist.
notably that o. Marguerite q Rookie. who
~ae murdered three Years ago in = lods-
iug Aeuss at Tbs corner % Third avenue
ard Cherry street
fts was farxsis Instrumental In ssenr-
tns the svisenec npc~sSsry 10 the xontir-
tier ~ kfsus. Who was sentenced "a Inc
p~nissntisrl tn issS To- Killing his part
nrt a. F.lhats station. near Niaek uia~
nsouA In this eaAnty
STAGE Mis- reslrsmrwt from the sseriw-
oNre ana has drvotesi a rnrtioH - his
time % railroad a~teStiYe ~ark snd later
went 70 Nome. ft0m witch riaee he ~
turned 30 THIS eety Aseas fsQF weeks ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
MANAGER COLLINS RESIGNS
Leaves seattle Gas Company 20 Tn
stall . Plant IN the City Of
Everett.

c. X. Collins. general manager and sec
Rotary OF the Seattle Gas and Electric
Company. has resigned his position. TO
take effect January !. 1901. Mr. Collins
yesterday said.
My personal affairs have reached n
point where ind that I cannot give my
undivided attention TO the management Of
the gas company here. hence ms regigna-
tion. In taking advantage OF the cxeep-
tion OF the country have gradually be-
come personally interested in several en-
terpriscs. notably in the establishment
ard management OF gas company at Ey-
erott. and the construction of that plant
will soon occupy all my time"
Mr.. Collins successor has not yet been
appointed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
COMING TO THIS CITY.
HEADQUARTERS cs the Alaska stcnm-
ship Company ia Ne Transferred
From Tacoma 60 seattle.

An Associated Press dispatch from TIA
coma announces that the head Offices OF
the Alaska Steamship Company are 10
be moved from that city 10 Seattle. The
principal object OF the change, which will
take place this week. " 20 have The audit
ing and other important huslness OF the
company transacted in Seattle. where the
vessels Of the feet nrst touch on arriving
from Alaska. For nearly two years nine
fenths Of the business Of the company
has originated IN this city.
dock ONCE 10 70 be opened on schwa-
taeher wharf. with Edwin 2. Johnston in
charge. from which the vessels % the
Southwestern Alaska and other lines are
operated
Waiter = Oakes president OF the com.
pany, will spend most OF his sisne IN sr-
attic which has Icing been the horne ~
Charles y. Peabody. its gsneFai manager