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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

= Der 3pnbuner .@lobe" per6f=
fentlidt ben 8rief zines Belaiers,
nelher auf Der translibiriIben 8abn
nad Befine reiite. gr beihreibt in
einem 8riefe bonn 8. Sept, mas er
am Imur lab, ipie fplgt: Die Ssenen,
oeren 3euee id3 pdbreno Der lebten
brei 1age, naboem Der 9ampfer
Wlaeptueitihensf perlahen bat. lino
iiber aIle Beifreibunaen iheuBlib.
3rpei tauieno gbinelen tuurben nit
taltem 8lute bel WtDrro ertrdntt,
2000 bel &abe, 5000 runo nm 8la=
aoipeitihenst, 1900 2eihen lagen
I'M 5luiie uno inter oieien 2aulenoe
BON ssrauen uno 9inoern. Die
S1ifffabrt mar geraoeSu unm0glib
aena1t. Sn Der peraanaenen Wohe
mubte elm Shiff iih ourb cine
Wtaiie 2eiben ben Weg babnen, Die
init ibren langen 6aaren auiammen=
qebunoen tparen. Die llfer tparen
NIT 2eiden beidt. Der sSluB mar
eine itinfenbe faulise Wtaiie. llm=
iunit befabl Der &apitdn Boil
oantpf uuraus." Der @eitant uno
bic 2eihen ibienen unausweibbar
su iein. Bon BlaeoipeitibenSt bis
Iieun befinoen iib auf elmer Strede
BON 45 Sfilumeter DDrfer nit elmer
fIeiBigen unb betriebiamen BeuDlfes
rline BON 100000 Seelen. Die
8ep6lteruns slieuns betrus 20, 900.
Bon allen oieien lit aniheineno nies
mano nlebr am 2eben. 8ein Dorf
lit mebr iibrie. Nm rehten llfer be-
finben iid Die raubenoen 1riimmer
BON Nigun. lleberau berribte oas
Shueigen oes gpoes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Scd,s id,reflihc TeblihlG8c.

Se6s i6redlibe Seblidldge ppn
6 peri6ieoenen Ier5ten bdtten beis
nabe Wn. s. WulIen BON 2odbart,
g., in Elm tribes @rab geianot.
Sic aue iagten, er babe elm 2ungens
2eioen uno eaben ieinen Sail als
buffnunsslus auf. ODD Jreunoe
rietben ibm su, "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" eegen Sbpinolubt 81
periuben. 9taboem er 5 Slal6en
aenpmmen batte, mar er pDllitdnoig
gebeilt. Sc miro poiitip 9arantirt,
oaB es ale 6als<, 2ungene uno
8rult 2eioen, 6uiten, So 8rippe,
9lltbrna, 8runbitis. 6eu=Sieber &C.
beilt. Yreis 80 Gents uno $1.00.
Yrpbe Slaife frei bel s. 9alteper
& Spbn, Sroguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Mtc lit eieS!

sair bielen einhunetrt Eouars 9slobnuue iar ie.
oen gaIl pon Raiarrb. Der nidt bird einnebmen
ven oaI's Ratarrb zRnr gebeili uereen ,ann.
r. J. Gbenep & 60. Giesnth. Sosoo. G.
2yu bic unterjehnsitu. haben g. J. 0heneg ieit
Ssn esien Is 9ahrsn esiannt uno balisn bn fur
pcl.ommrn ehrsnbaii in allen @eihaiisbanoluu-
aer uao iinan,iell beiabiat. ale pon einer 6irma
notganoenen gerbinolihieiteu ju srinllen.
@sit Sruar, eroBbanoeIss 7rueuten, 20
leop. {.
@aloina, Riunan MarUin. @robbau.
oels. 3roouifisH. Solsao. c.
6al's Rataubs0 piro inusrld eeuommen uno
rlrti oirrli cui ods Ylni uno bic ihltimeen Obers
fahrn nes Spiisms. 3susniii, irti u.rianot. Yrsis
75e Jar bic }lads. gerialit poH allen Apotbsitrn
0au's JamiIien ptlen iino Die beii,n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Wus Nthen tpiro berif,tet: gi,

= Mus Ntben tpiro berihtet: Gin
GROCER Gfanbal i'm Der griehiihen
Slotte lit rubbar getporoen. Diff
3iere zines geraoe aus Greta ange-
tommenen &riegsihiffs muroen pers
baitet, ipdbreno iie i'm 8egriffe tpa-
rem, cine groBe Quantitdt Solpflid-
tiger Waaren in einem ipenig fre=
quentirten Tbeile bon Birdus (oes
0afens BON Ntben) ans 2ano gu
ihmuaaeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
at ibrer ipnnberbarem 9Hirfnng be-
tuufaf.

Der @ebatteur Us. 9. BARN BON
2erineton, 9enn., mar init ibred=
lidem 6autausiflag bebaftet. Seine
idneae 8efreilns BON bieiem 2eioen
burd ben @ebrauf) BON r8udlen 8
Grnica Salbe", bat ibm Die tuunoer=
bare Wirtung bieier Salbe flar=
eeleat. Seilt 6autausihlaa, Wun=
ben, Sbrammen &c. Sour 20 Gents.
3u baben bel s. 8alteper & Sobn,
0rpauiifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Sn Iefina 1T Der gerift ein.

= Jn Yeting 1T Der Verlht ems
setroffeu. oaB Der Haiier uun China
ben Brinsen 9uan, ben Nnfiibrer
Der Uurer Bepegung. 81 leben5s
ldnglidber ginterferllne oerlirtbeilt
babe. gtad) bineliiher glnihauuns
lit bas bic ibdrfite Strafe fir einen
Yrinsen aus faiierlibem @ebliit, es
1T ieooh smeifelbaft, oh lid) Die al
liirten Wddte oanit beirieoigt err
fidren lperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
q Splbatembriefe aus China
Der m8remer 8iirger 3eitung
tpuroe nabfolgenoer Suloatenbrief
aus Yefing iibereeben:

ipuroe nabfolgenoer SOloatenbrief
aus Yefing iibereeben:
26. Aueuit 1900.
Seute ipuroen mir plDblih nOm
Wittassmable aeriiien. @ir muB-
| ten oeuti6en Wtatrpien su Sulfe Ell
len. g8ir nabmen rs Gbinelen ee=
fansen, banben iie NIT ben 3Dpfen Sr=
lan1men, nabmen fie in uniere Niitte.
llno 10 muBten tie nit. gtun bic
ben einige robe Burden unbarnlberz
gig barauf los, baB bob 8lut ans
Dem gansen &Drper beruorquua.
Sd)reflih mar oas. Sd itano ae=
raoe Boiten pur ben @efaneenen,
betbeiliete mid aber niht Daran,
oenn 10 cine &obbeit iuiirbe ih nibt
peranttpDrten fDnnen. gtah Dem
gHen tpuroen iie alle gum 9Dbe per=
lrtbeilt burb @ribieBen. tuDSu alld
id) fpnlmanoirt mar. slls lie sur
8idtItdtte marlhirten, liefen sipei
meg. 9lbt ganS junse GBineien
blieben am 2eben. Die anoeren 6S
Stiid tpuroen eribonen, tuu audi ib
fpmmanoirt mar. 3rpDlf biz fiinf=
sebn S1ritt muBten mir unS aufitel=
len, bier Mann por einen Gbinelen
uno auf 2eet an! mar alles elm @e-
ipinlel nm @naoe. glber oa fam
oas usSeuer!l" 0a mar alles aus.
@ir b6rten nur nod ein StDbnen
mb Me1sen, benn ieoer iuar BON
bier &ueeln ourbbpbrt iuoroen uno
Tie fielen riidtpdrts in's 8rab. mel
Dies lie porber ielber graben mllBz
ten. so enoeten Die 68 9bineien.
llno bieier Spnntag - Der 26. slu=
euit 1900 in Yefing - miro mir un=
peraeBlib bleiben."
Gin tpeiterer Yrief dbnlid)en Sns
balts, nit 8leiitift aui rutbem 6i-
neIilhen giniflagpapier geihrieben,
tpiro BON Der Salberitdoter n8ults-
3eitllns" per0ffentlid)t
Ypr Yetine, /. -. 1900.
2iebe Wutter!
~. .Wir laeen in einem Wtais-
feloe unb suar por Yefing. g8ie es
uns 10 uneefdbr ergebt, f0nnt Sbr
gub nid]t entfernt uuritellen. 0a
mir uniere 8ruuianttuagen infolee
Der miierablen untuegiamen 8egeno
nibt bel uns bebalten fDnnen. 10
miilien mir ibmabten uno oarben,
10 oaB mir ale abgenlagert lino,
tpie bic b6lsernen @Dtter. -. Wie
es jebt bier tpdbreno oes 9rieees
sueebt, liebe Wfutter, lit mir unnlDg=
lib su beibreiben. oenn 10 elm 8es
moroe rno @eihla6te lit geraoeSu
toll, mas oaber fpntnten ioa, neil
bic gbineien auBerbalb oes VDlferz
rebts iteben, tpesbalb AUDI feline ge=
fanaen genomnlen iperoen, lonoern
aues miro erifoHen, uoer nm Die
8atrunen 81 iparen, iogar erltohen.
Nm Sonnta9nahmittag baben mir
"a @efaneene nit oem Saionett er>
fteben miilen. 2eBtere batten cine
Yatrpuille BON unS eriboiien. NOS
rauf oas ganse Battalion sur Terfuls
gung alarnlirt tuuroe, bel Der uns
bela9te "a Wann lebeno in Die Sdnoe
fielen. gs mar eraliam uno nidt
gu i1iloern, tpie es Der Wirflibfeit
entiprah. 2aB mid iblieBen in Der
9uffnung, baB es niht mebr 10 lange
bauert, oenn ionit peiB man iblieB=
lib nibt mebr. ooer pielmebr man
peraiBt es, ob man einmal Wenib
mar. Wiit beitem @ruB
Tein Spbn M -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
: Gus ct. Yetersbura miro ae.

= aus ct. Yetersburg miro ge'
ifrieben: Der ruiiiihe Wtiniiter iiir
aanbmirtbitait. Dermaloif, bet tiir5=
lih bic neu entoedten 9oblenlaaer
am idparsen Wieer inipiSirte, ihaBt
bic Yroouftiunsfraft oerielben idbr-
lid auf 1,640,0O0 1onnen fir bic
9auer BON iehsaia Sabren. Die
Qualitdt Der &ohle ioa ausgeaeihnet
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

3is, bic freie Wobnuns gar nidt ae-
rednet. Gas III iebr aniidnbig. es
eibt biele Beanie, bic iid nit elmer
melt esrineeren ginnabme besniieen
miiiisn." Deriebie Girmap nidi obne
Sddrfe.
(5ortiesuns folgD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

ginem jeben Wagenleioen
iollte man iuiurtiee Nuimerfialnteit
lbenten. Or. Gusuit a0nig 8
Samburger 9ropien iino Elm Wtittel,
| ipelbes INNER bereit 1T. cine 6ei-
lling su betpirten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Rod, einmal beriiingt.

Cine pon "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" ieoe Wad)t ndbreno 9
@uden". idreibt .. s. Turner bon
Dempleptpmn, 3d., bot mir nod
emma. meine Sueenb mieoers
aeeeben. = Sic Iinb bic beiten in
Der Welt fir Die 4eber. ben Wfagen
unb bic geieren. Hein uegetabil.
9eur % Gents. gu baben bel s.
3alteper & Spbn, 9roguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Ter Gpanaeliihe Nunh ppn

- Der @paneeliide guno BON
Gahien bat bel oem iddiiiben aul'
tlssWliniiter eeeen Die iueitere firhs
life 9bdtieteit oes 8rinSen Warimis
lian pruteitirt, Der lesten Gusult bic
9rufelIur fir tanuniibes &eht an Der
llniperiitdt 5reiburg in Der SbweiS
annabm, uno porber Seeliurger elmer
g,emeinoe in Wiirnberg mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

Gulf gbcre Nabm.

Nbfabrt.
Raf Stodbale, tdelid3, aussenpmnien
Spnntags. .S:UO Sornt.
Nntunft.
Bon Studbale, t6slih. ansgenomnien
Sonntaas. s................3:O .3:O0 Hadbm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
u antunf
". s.. 4 Z. Sabn.

Wah 8aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas, aanias
Gitp, ct. 9uuis uno Chicago, taglid.
e. u & VI. 3. 9epot) .7:45 Worsens.
9tah gSaco. Sort Worth, Dallas &C. tpom
Suniet-9epot) ......... 800 Nbenos.
Nntunit:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9onis, aanias eitp,
Dallas, Sort @prtb uno Ssaco, tdalih
(Suuiet Depot ...........S $50 Sorn.
Son Nacp, Sort @prtb. Dallas &C. (S.
VI. & VI. y. 9eppt) 49,. 1920 Nbenbs.
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Brief Elite.

1rl 0t De aruplb-Y burgers - Sobn
1uier-3 y Gibelbaf)-g u gihelbereer
-Gntun @rpner - Z e aubala u 3
arptt - Wtr aauer 9puis ariiaer-
Noplpb ainsler-Senrp Rener-Gtta Ri.
der-gs VI Riebiel-Sobn 8otb = Bertha
Stein-9 @ebrer-e o @iloer-iSrl Rate
Zimmerman,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
,,@rpbmntter's Thee" reinisi
Sas Nlut. 25c BET alien Troguiifen.

Sm llnerlaubten lieat Elm gro
Der Rei3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
s,erySte xente, nnb ioid,e. bic an

Ror,br,i oer ibnen aus BEN e,tbrauts pon Tt
eisasrt's anaofura giiters eripdth
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&. Il g. q. 0abn.
Spntbern Yacific 8abn.
Qlbf hrt.

Nad) Neiu Orleans. Souiton unb Gal.
peiton tdglih. ....... 12:0O Dtittags.
Naeb gl Yaiu. Californian uno Megito
900 Born.
Rath Nprb-3eras. ct. 4ouis uno ghica>
90 katy Flyer 800 Gbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

2SW. WtutUt 80. VIBtHIUuHtI.
Wtan finoet bier ein uorSiiglihes
@las Bier unierer beimiiben Bralie-
reien. Belpnoere Nnertennllng uers
oienen Die Weine. Giearren. Wbis'
Ties. Qiau6re &c. 9ieie Wirtbihaft
erfreut iid) oes ausge5eihneten 3u'
ies. su ben anaenebmiten Nuients
baltsorten Der Staot Su sdblen.
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q. u. & u. y. Sabn.
Nbfahrt.

Rad @aIpeiton. Souiton unb guero tag.
lia. .8:45 Born.
Nah Corpus gbriiti, Mranias BaB nno
8eepiQe tdalio,. ........ 800 Nadm.
Ha6 8Drne unb aerruiue, tdglid1. aus.
aenpmmen Spnntags =. 2:45 Hahnt.
Had, Borne uno aerrpille, Sonntags..
$3.50 Yorm.
antuuft.
Bon @alpefon, Souiton uno guero tag
ltc1 ...l.UU NoeHos.
Son Corpus gbriiti, aranias BaB nnb
8eepille tdglih. .......... Loo Wadn.
Bon Borne unb aerrpille. tdglid1, aus
aenpmmen SenntagS. -. 1855 Bornt.
8on Borne uno aerroille. Spnntaas, :.
500 Nbenbs.
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,,@rpRmmtter'S Thee" uerid,Dnert
ccn 1cint. 25c bel alien 9rOauiitcn.
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Mntun #.

8un Norb-5eras, Ct 9uuis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ......... $3.50 gturgens.
Bon 9ieip Orleans, Souiton uno @al.
ueiton tdeiidb. b............ .4:45 Nachm.
Bon 81 Raio. Californian unb Merito
7.30 Nbeub5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17

drl Shud,-9issie @ehrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
Nuslduoti@e ,

Cora gurben-8 8erbarb aeiien - 1bsC
Senff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-17
NNabmrfe 6ptel Bar,

Sit Souiton StraBe.
99m. Wantb, 80. Gigentbiimer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
He Applies Harsh Names to EX-
Consul Macrum.
CHARGES FALSE, HESAYS
MADE IN SPITE TO EMBARRASS
THE ADMINISTRATION.
Does Not Believe That the English
officials Violated the Secrecy of
the Communications of the United
States acknowledgements
Wheeler Calls for Investigation.

st. Louis, Feb. 22.-Lyman J. Gage,
secretary Of the treasury. arrived here
today and is TO speak before the Com
mercial club at its banquet tonight.
In an interview which appeared in
the Post Dispatch today, Secretary
Gage said Of the case Of ex-ConsuI Ma
crUm and his charges against the
English government:
The administration thinks Of Ma
crum exactly what every reasonable
man must think-that he is an ass. 1
am convinced that his charges are alb
SOlutely without foundation, and have
been made in spite to embarrass the
administration.
so far as have been able to ascer-
tain, there is not a scintilla of evil
dence to support his charges. I do not
believe that the officials Of the Eng
fish gov eminent violated the secrecy
OF our communications to our credited
representative, and I think the inves-
tigatiOn TO be made VIII show as much.
"Of course, il Macrum can substan-
tiate his charges. if he can show dOcu-
ments which will prove that his mail
was tempered with, that will put the
ease in another light. If the investi-
cation should reveal that state Of af-
fairs then the administration would
demand an apology for the indignity
But I do not believe there is the
slightest possibility Of such a crisis
arising As the case now stands, Ma
crum is not troubling the administra
ton. It viii not give him the slight
est notice unless he proves his charges
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
Anniversary of His Birth OBJ
served In Many Places.
THE DAY AT CHICAGO
JOHN NJ. ZANE SPEAKS AT
UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
Salt Lake Man in the List with Many
Distinguished Orators from All
Over the United States-Celebra-
ton at National Capital and For
eign Cities.

Chicago, Feb. Pat the club house
of the Union League, the annual Wash
lnston day banquet Of the club as he'd
with more than usual success. The an
nual celebration of the anniversary OF
the birth of George Washington is the
chief event IN the year Of the Union
League club.
President Eugene Cary of the club
called the 300 members and guests TO
order, and introduced DR.. Jacob G.
Schurmann, president of Cornell uni
versity, who had delivered the address
of the afternoon in the Auditorium DR..
Schurmann replied to the toast, The
Orator of the Day"
Murray F. Smith of Vicksburg. Miss.
responded to the toast, The Old Flag"
Lieutenant Governor Timothy L.
Woodruff Of New York spoke on THE
East and the West" Mr. Woodruff was
given rOusing welcome by the MEM
bers OF the club
Other speakers Of the evening were
General W. II. L. Barnes of san Fran
cisco, who took the theme Greater
America" John NJ. aZne of Salt Lake.
who spoke on Lafayette and the Rev.
W. J. Mclaughlin, whose subject was
Great In War"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
GENERAL M'NULTA DEAD.
Was Receiver for Railroads and Other
Great Corporations.

Washington, Feb. 22.-GeneraI John
3fcNUita Of Chicago, we'll known
throughout the west because of his
Identification with the receivership of
railroads and other great corporations,
died suddenly here shortly after 8
o'clock ton ght at his apartments at he
Hamilton 1Ouse, OF angina pectOris,
aged about so years,
The deceased leaves a widow and two
children in Chicago. a son in Montana
and another son who is a lieutenant in
the regular army in the Philippines
Because of the great success he mad
attained in managing the affairs of the
various organizations 10 which he was
appointed, General McNulta became
popularity known as the great AmeTi-
can receiver He was al various times
receiver of the Wabash railroad Glover
Leaf railroad and for the Whisky trust,
and at the time OF his death was acting
in a similar capacity for the National
bank of Illinois. which failed several
years ago.
General McNUlta was at one time a
member Of congress- and was q lawyer
Of distinguished ability. He was a close
friend Of General Grant. and saw act
i've service in the civil war, in which he
was severely wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
Of The REVOLUTION
MRS. CLARENCE E. ALLEN Is
CHOSEN AN OFFICER.
Results of the Election for Vice Pres
idents General viii Be An
nounced Today.

Washington, Feb. 22-Today's meet
ing Of the Daughters Of the American
revolution was devoted entirely to rou-
tine matters. Mrs. Draper, chairman Of
the committee on ways and means.
presented a report which showed that
S24NO0 had been expended FOR all pur-
poses durin- the year
Nominations for and elections of vice
presidents generally occupied consider
able time The results will be an
n0Uuced tomorrow.
The constitution provides that state
regents be elected while the congress
is IN session. The regents so far elected
include the following. Arizona. Mrs.
Hugh II. Price: California. Mrs John
+. Swift; Colorado. Mrs. w. r. SIocum.
Montana, Mrs. David q. Brown, Ore
Gon, Mrs. l. W card; Utah, Mrs. CIar-
euCe Z. Allen, Washington. Mrs. Nellie
j.. Bacon Wyoming, Mrs Francis Z.
Warren.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
END CAME SUDDENLY.
Henry Clay Miner, Theatrical Mana
ger, Drops Dead.

henry Clay Miner, Theatrical Mana
ger, Drops Dead.
New York, Feb. 22-Henry Clay
Miner, the theatrical manager. dropped
dead this afternoon in his room on
riverside drive, of apOpleXy. aged 50.
MI Miner had been remarkably well
all winter. and there was no warning
OF the end. He was in his room. pre-
parlnS to go for drive with his wife.
ana was walking across the room. when
ne fell Mrs. Miner was the first TO
reach him. he was a large man. with
a horid face that suggested apoplectic
tendencies. Mr.. Miners estate is esti-
mated 10 be worth more than s., 900, =
600.
While his name was always closely
Identified with the theatrical business.
hle interests were varied. He owned
drug stores, a big hthOgraphing COM
pany photograph supply house. big
phosphate interests and large blocks of
railway and mining stocks. He carried
100000 in life insurance. Recently he
quilt fine white granite mausOleum
IN Greenwood cemetery, which cost
so. 000
Harry Miner. as he was known until
he became a congressman, made akgreat
deal of money in the London. BoWery
and Peoples theatres on the BOWery,
and Miners Eighth Avenue theatre.
Ten years ago he leased the Fifth Ave
nue. theatre, and this is said to have
been his only Improbable theatrical
venture. In 1894 he was elected to con-
gress and served one term.
At the time Of his death he owred
Miners Bowery and Eighth Avenue
theatres, Miners Harlem theatre and
theatres in Newark and Detroit, and
was interested in others.
Many famous actors have Travelled
under his mana cement, among them
Duse. Fanny Davenport and James A.
Hearne. He brought out Mrs. James
Brown Potter as a star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
HOW TO CUT TIMBER.
Land Office Issues New List Of Re
QuirementS.

qulrementS.
The following instructions have been
issued by the department Of the interior
and will prove of interest to users Of
timber;
BY virtue of the power vested in the
secretary Of the Interior by the first
section of the act Of June 8. 1878, entitled
An act authorizing the citizens OF Colo
RADIO Nevada and the territories To fell
and remove timber on the public domain
for mining and domestic purposes, " the
following rules and regulations are here
by prescribed:
l. The act applies to the states Of Colo
RADIO. Nevada, Montana. Idaho, Wyoming,
North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah.
and the territories of New Mexico ard
Arizona, and all other mineral districts
Of the United States.
?. The land from which timber may be
felled or removed under the provisions Of
this act must be known 10 be of a strict
ly mineral character and not subject TO
entry under existing laws of the United
States, except for mineral entry Parties
VINO take timber from the public lands
under assumed authority OF this act must
stand prepared to show that their acts
arr within the prescribed terms Of the
law granting such privilege, the burden
being on SUCH parties of proving by 4
preponderance Of evidence that the land
from which the timber is taken is min
eraII within the meaning Of the act.
3. The privileges granted are confined
TO citizens of the United States and other
persons. bona fide residents of the states
territories and other mineral districts
provided for in the act.
(. The uses for which timber may be
felled or removed are limited by the word
ing Of the act to building. agricultural
mining, or other domestic purposes"
>. No timber Is permitted to be felled
or removed for purposes Of sale OF traffic
or to manufacture the same into lumber
or other timber product as an article Of
merchandise. or for any other use what
soever, except as defined in section of
these rules and regulations.
s No timber cut or removed under the
provisions of this act may be transport
ed out Of the state or territory where
procured.
Z. No timber is permitted TO be used for
smelling purposes, smelling being sep
arate and distinct industry from thats of
mining.
S No growing trees Of any kind what
sOever less than eight inches in diam
eteT are permitted to be cut.
Q. Persons Telling or removing timber
under the provisions Of this act must
utilize all of each tree cut that can be.
probably used. and must dispose of the
tops. brush and other refuse in such
manner as 20 prevent the spread of for
est fires.
10 These rules and regulations. shall
take effect Feb. 10. 1900. and all existing
rules and regulations heretofore pre-
SCribed under said act by this department
are hereby rescinded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-23
At the National CapitaI.

Washington, Feb. .-WashingtOn's
birthday was appropriately celebrated
here today. The executive departments
were closed. as were also many business
houses Patriotic exercises under the
auspices Of the Sons Of the Revolution
were held at the National theatre, and
the fifth annual celebration OF the Ma
tiOnal Society Of Children of the Amer
lean Revolution was held at the COlum-
bia theatre. At the National there was
a large and representative audience, in
Guiding the president and Secretary
Hay The address Of the occasion was
delivered by Senator Depew.