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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-03

si4sae seen any sign Of my old trouhie.''- MRS.
I B. JACKSON, I4r4 MCGEE St, Kansas City, No.
S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood aud restores it to a healthy,
natural state, and the rough, unhealthy
skin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
- 90 - cures letter, Fry
sipeIas, Psoriasis, Salt
- - Raaeum and all skin
h diseases due to pois-
- - - oned condition of the
blood Send for our book and write US
about your case. Our physicians have
made these diseases q life study, and can
help you by their advice we make no
charge for this service. All correspondence
s conducted in strictest confidence
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-03

Some one has said: IAN oyster. sir, IS
one Of the elements Of social existence,
delicacy of no age. sex or condition, but
patent to the universal family Of man.
Good in a scallop, better In a stew. best
of all in the shell; good IN pickle. In curry.
in sauce. good at luncheon. before din
ner, at supper; good TO entertain a friend;
good to eat by yourself; good when YOU
are not"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-03

main in tin or any metal subject to the
action OF this strong acid.
HOW To COOK OVCTERG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-03

To those whose palates have grown call
lous and hard to please, the raw oyster
at dinner is considered quite obsolete
Oyster cocktails and canapes have taken
their place. Those who do not relish these
the appetite may still serve the plain
oyster on the half shell and be IN good
form and pay more strict regard TO the
objectionable sin OF covering the oyster
with Clipped ice. If the oyster IS not thor
ougkly cold when opened lay the she'll
on bed Of ice and thus preserve the de-
ncious juices.
OYSTERS BROII.ED IN SHELL
Lay the washed shells on the broller
over hot Goals. As soon as the oyster be-
gins to open put in a DIT of butter. pry
eat at once. Another way is to have
oysters opened and in the deep shell.
cover with a bit of ,maitred d. hotel
sauce and then lay on hot griddle; serve
as soon as the juice boils.
PHILADELPHIA BROILED OYSTERS.
Heat, skim and strain the liquor and
add butter. salt and pepper. Grease a hot
griddle and lay the oysters on. out OF
then throw into she hot liquor and serve
with toast
sCALLoPED OYSTERS.
n you are using bulk oysters. wash
them and let them stand in clear. cold
water enough to just cover them Tor
half an hour. Then cover the bottom Of
baking dish with layer Of fine cracker
or bread crumbs. on this place "a layer %
salt. pepper and bits Of butter. Moiaten
this with some of the water ia which
another layer Of crumbs, oysters, season.
ing and butter and moisteu. Continue IN
this way, until all oysters are used, COW
ering with the crumbs and dottlug with
over this, and put I'm the oven. Bake until
a rich, golden brown, and serve at once.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22
WrGinleh's niflife Nleiirn.

Waf6ington, .. g., q. Mug.
W}c9inle1 pirO, O,tpie i9on
gemelOet. nit ieiner Satin am Sreitug
Ra4mittag WaI6ingtOn DerlaTfen, tlm
Der Sa6resg8erIammtung Der r9ronO
NrmD" in @6icago 6ej3utpO6nen. Der
YrGIiDsnt pirb in einem Spe3idlpugs
oon fu6ren, tpsI6sr Dem gep06nlifsn
9ernIpIbaniu @rpreB3ug ange6dngt
ipirb, unb pirb SamItag Nu6mittag
3 u6r in Gbicugo eintrsffen. Sn Gbiz
caoo pirb er i'm gPdimer 9ouIe" a6z
1tei9en unb boIel6It Big gum nG4iten
Mittpo9 psrbleiben.r 2lm Sonntag
tpirb Der 9rdIioent 3fpei Mal bic Sir
DIE 6eIu9en uno audi elmer Sountagse
i6uls einen 8efu6 abItatten. 2lm
Montdg unb OienItag peroen puras
ben a6oenommen tperb'n unD amW2itts
nod pirb Der PrGIiOent Sort S6eris
ban einen 8eiu6 abf fatten. g1dtiirli1
iperben audi tpdbrenO Der 4npeIen6sjt
beg 9rGIibentsn bic ii6li6en 8dntatte
n;9t fe6Ien. 2im Milfpo9 Qbeno Be-
giebt Ii6 oann Der prdfiOsnt nit ieie
ner 9attin mad ieinsr 9eimutbsituot
Ganion, ND er Biz gum II. Septem6er
gu ber6leib'n gsOenft. um 6ann nu4
Semerfst, pa.. gu ge6en, UNI Der am
12.Sep!snber itattfin5aaben 3rauunJ
ieiner Ni9te Mabel nit Or. 9ermdnn
9aer 6ei3upobnan. Die 9od3s;t tpiro
in Oem 9auie 4bner Mh&inIeb's gefetz
ert nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22

Der apt gegsn bic prop a.
ganba bes 9roteita anz
m II

q ON, q. 4uguI. - Der 9apIt
fat Elm Sdrsiben an Den Sorbinolpiz
far seri4tet. in pel6em er bic 9efabr
Der unbeI6rGnften Prppagan0u bes
qrOtsItantismus in Stalien. ndmertz
lt6 in Tpm, auseinanoer IeBt. Gr
ertlGrt. bic 9ropagaroa Iei geTeBli9
geTiattet, unb bic @adla9e lei inn
oaber iebr psinIid. neil sr Der Yroz
pugunoa ni4t oppunirsn f0nns. Der
pdpft erIu9t ben @enerulpitar, nit
alien &rdften na6 @r6dGtung bes
@laubens gu tra9ten. Den fat9oliz
Ihen GbriIten i'm Mgsmeinsn ems
pFisblt er. Ii9 gu elmer gemeinTamen
Qnftrensung gu pereirigen. um ben
S4oben Der IettireriT6sn 9rppagdnz
ba 70 melt. als m0gli4, gu bei4rdnz
fen.
8o1len tein Stimmre9t t.
2onoon, %. 9luguit. = Die
5rauen Der aultraliI6en Splpnie 9ifz
toria BADEN cine 8elpegung gegen oas
5rauenitimmre4t in9dng gefeBt, d6nz
li4 pie es bon 5rauen in Den Ser.
Staaten geTfsben 1T. $4,000 5ruusn
Der &olonie 6a6en eine Yetition gegen
bic entertainments 8iq unterz
2eihnef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22
Wnllert's Rcrbrefleu.
NG6erea iibsr bic entIeBli6e SAINT
Iienz3rag0bie nabe 2lrliugtpn,
0Hinr = GpA19 0bEpr

Nd6erea iiber Die entieBli6e SAINT
lienz5ragObje nabe 2lrliugtpn,
Minn. = Se6s SpFer.
IrGingtor, Minn, q. 9lug.
= Der geItrige Seridt ii6er bic 6a=
miliensS Srag0bis, peI6e Tih a9t Mei=
len BON bier duT elmer 6arm abTpielte,
pdr unri9tfg. Der tpabre Sdf!btrz
bait lit nd9Itebenoer. Der 5armer
Sbeooor 8al1ert bat feline 5ruu unO
feline bier StieffinOer nit eincm
Mobgermefsr ubgeI6la6tet. Sin
fiinFtes Stieffinb berlpunbets er 70
Tdtper, baB e5 pabrI9einli9 ni9t NIT
Gem 2eben bdbDn fomman qpir0.
Die @rmorbeten Iino:
5rau Sophia 0auert, AZ Sabre
aft;
SuIfus @teinborn. 20 Sabre alt;
Selene Steinbprn, 16 Sabre alt;
Qlnnte Steinborn, 13 Sabre aft;
8einbolo Steinborn, 10 Sabre alt.
Der 16zjdbrige Otto Stetnhorn 1T
10 f6per berleBt, baB sr pa6rT6eine
Ii9 Iter6en piro, Dallert bate NIT
feiner 5ruu, bic ibm aus erfer gfe
flint Sinber 3ugebro6t bate, una
gIiidlib geIsbt. &iir3l;6 mar e5 einz
mai 81 elmer Srennung Der Ghegdtten
gefonmer. unb bic S5ruu poate Ii9
Fdsioen IoKen. WaIert bate georubt,
penn fe bies t6ue, perbe er Bic gun3e
Samilie ermoroen. Der 0rp6ung
lieB er geItern Die Shat FOlgsn. Na4
Ieinem MorDperte Iiedte Walert oas
@cGDft in 8ranb uno bieies ging bolfz
ItGnbig in 5lammen uuf. 8dIert
ergriFf bic 6Iu6t. Gr pirb bon elmer
S9eriff5munnT6uFt Derfol9t.
(Spdter.) - Waaert ipurbe 9eute
eingefangen unb geitunO feline S4ulo
Elm. Gr bate ii6 in Der S4eune ieiz
ner Sdgpeiter, 5ipei Meilen bon Dem
S6auplQbe Ieinsr 8luttbat per6or8en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22
Sus=Gn aiiion.
3pet 6radt3iigs btmolirt. - Stint
bis Iie6en MenIfen fegen dls
2si9en untsr ben Sriimmern.

gletpzYorf, q. QluquIt. = Sin
5ra4t6ug Der nNeipz0orter GentraIz
Sa6n" rannte beute glbenb gu &erf4
CO, etGpa 16 Meilsn bon bier, 9e9en
pls 6intare gnbs zines ar6ern 5ru6ts
3uoeS. 2ptompttpfiihrer Wm. 9auas
6erbd6 aus g}eipzgort urb 0st3er
Spbn GdiIibp pom 5peiten 3use lies
oen ais 2si9en unter ben SrIimmern.
Der gpnbufteur uro 3tpet 8remIer
oes boroeren 3uge5 perben bermibt,
uno linb pa6rF6einli6 e6enfalls unz
ter ben Sriimmern begro6en. 2otos
motibTibrsr 2aug6erba6 DerdnlaBte
bas unaliid, inbem er elm 8lpdzS:gs
nal, peI6es ihn gum 9fn6alten in
itruirte, H6srfa6. M}an gldu6t, ouB
i'm @an5en Fieben MenIhenle6en Der
Sdta'trop6e gum Spfer fielen, bod
ptrb i6perIj6 @etpiB9eit erlangt
perben t0nnen. 70 fange Die Sriimmeu
ui4t auFgerGumt Iinb. 8eioe 3iige,
i'm 9dn3tn aus ettpu 80 0uggDns
beIts6enb. fno bemoIirt unb liegen IN
einem fpirren Saufen ii6er chamber.
Mebrsre Stunb,n tperben oerfrei6er,
e6e bas @eGeiTe pieber tldr lit. Do
3iigs iparen nit Sis, 9streibe uno
S6la6tbieb 6sldbsn. Sin groBer
SGsil bes 2ebteren lit oet0otel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22
&riessifiiie auBer Sienf qrifrllt.

US a bin 9to n, y. u, Il. Nu9.
- 0as Gdla6tTdiFF rSnoianu" uno
tDa6rI6einlid aud oWtaHu4uTetts"
perOen pemndhit na6 Der 2eagusSss
tunb 9uDp garo ge6en, um ooTel6li
ben Wintsr ii6er gu perbtei6sn. Wu6rz
T6sinli6 trerben aud Grsu3sr Rem
gort" urO bos S6Ia9ti6iff n5ez
ras" auBer 0ieuii geIielt perOen; Der
@rItere nirb gu bislem ge6ufe na9
Der 8rOOtIpner yiuDp garo, ba5
2ebtere naf glorfplt geben.
Die 6eioal lebtgsndnnten S4ifFe
Iino pd6renO beg fpuniT4en &riegea
Ie9r bart frapu3irt ppr0en unb Die
rg2ep gOrt" if Ieit bem Sabre 1898
nod nie auBer 0ienIt geiie[lt getpeien.
Oas S6ulI6iff rOirie" Miro au=
een6!idli9 in Der 8rootipner Napbs
Yaro elmer Reparatur unter3ogen unb
piro naa geenbigung psrTel6en 600
Mann BON Der .9ermont" auInebmsn.
llsber bas 3isl Der nd6iien ReiIe bes
S6iffe5 Iino nod teins 8sItimmunz
den dstroIf{n nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22
Sic Slanen nno 0rauru.
9enerdl 8orbon's 2lnt1porI uuF ben
SabeIsbeI4luB, Sir Grha!!ung
unb 60rOerung Der Gintra4t 3piz
i1en benz Nproen unD Suoen.


QtGanta, Ga, q. Qluouf. =
9eneral Sobn 9. 9orbon, G6sfzGom>
manoeur Der bereinigten 9etsranen Der
e6emdligen GonfDberirten Nrmee, bat
eine Qntlport auf bic ReIolution erlaIz
fen, Die fiir3li6 bur9 elm rGamp"
nf0Oerirter 8eteranen auf 8etrei6en
bes Generals @baleron angenommen
tpurbe uno tporin Elm 8er0ammung3z
urt9eil iber Die Reutlion Der y9lduen
uno Der 9rauen" in 4iianta ausaez
ipro9en uno BEL efiirportPt miro, teine
herartigen 3eunionen me6r a63u6alz
ten, unb pOriu audi bugegsn proieItirt
miro, baB General @OrOon bic Ginlaz
bung gu Der 3aunion Der .@rpBsn Qrz
mee Der Republif" in G6icugo dn=
ne6me.
Die 4nttport bes Generals @oroon
lit aus SirtpooD, @a., oatirt, G5
Iagt barin. bic ReiOlulion, Die inn BON
Dem betreHenoen nGdmp" gar niAt 3uz
geIdidt tporOen, lei i6m jeBt crit auf
in5irettem Dsge gu 9eIi9! gefommen.
Gr eriebe buraus, baB bas rGamp"
feline. 8etbeiligung an Der ReuniDn n
Ntlanta miBbiIige uno bugegen protez
Hire. OuB er bic @inluOung' na4 G6iz
cago annebme. Der 3ped Der Qlutz
mort, Die sr oorauf gebe, lei ni6t, DaS
Re9t Der 8eI I6lubfdiier in 5rdgs gu
ltellsn, irssno fpel9e is;ner antlid2u
9anblungen gu tritiIiren, tpel6s ni9t
ben 9eifaa Der betrsFfen0en 8eieruz
nen : 2lfocidtion 6o6e; er fii6te ii4
u6er glei43eitig geOrungen, in frsunOz
li4er, aber flarer unO frtimiit6i9er
8eiIe gu ertlGren, OaB Iem eigenes
9etpiFen uno feline sigsne 4uffafung
ieiner Yflidt i6m in 3utunft pie in
Der 8ergungeubeit als 5ii6rer Oienen
muiie. Gr fdbrt bann fort:
yWas Die b0fli9e unb corOials Sim
ldbung 6ttrifft, Die mir iotpobl bon Der
,@roben Irmee Der Hepu6lif, tpie bon
Dem @refulipJGomite G6ieagOsr 9arz
ger 3usefommen 1T, babe i9 gu Tagsn,
bab i9 bic mir Our4 bic Ginlaoung
genorbene g6re unb ben Geif. aus
tpel6sm Die GinlaDung berooresgdngen
it, in 6o6em @ru0e gu i4dBen peiB.
m1iGnoe babsn es mir uber unmOgli6
gsmu6t, bic Ginlupung an3une9m,n,
unb i'd babe bic SfFi5;ere Der IS. q.
q. unO Die Gomite'n don Dor na6s3a
3pei W}onaten BACON in 8snntniB gsz
ieBt. 2t6er i'd muB FroBbem pi,bsr6oz
len, baB ib jebt iopie in 3ufunft IeI6It
Ri6ter bariiber blsibsn mu5, Of es fir
mid paifenb 1T ober ni9t, irgenb eine
Ginlabun9 aus irgenb einem STEELE
Oes 2dnoe5 obsr BON irgeub elmer &laIz
ie BON Mitbiirgtrn dn3unebmen.
num leoes tpaitere MibpsrItdnoniB
meiner Stellung in bieIer unp G9nii>
den Qngtlegenbeiten unm0gIi9 gu ma
den, pieoer6ole id, baB msine sigsneH
ue6er5eugungen DON meiner pfli6t 9ez
gen bas gdn3e 2anb unb 9eoen 0as
9olf oes SiiOsns, befeu G6re uno Nn>
feben i4 bon jsber gu pertbe:O;gen uno
dufre9t gu erbolten ernEtli8 bsmu5t
mar, mein ein3iger 6ubrer Iein uno
bleibsn miifen."
Gum S6luiIe 6emerf!e @or0on, er
tperoe fortfabrsn, bic 9armOnis unO
Ginigfeit 3piI4en NorOen unD SIben
gu fOroern, ME fsit breiBig Sabren,
unb isttioneue @ifsrIii9teleisn unb
Grbltterun9 i'm Sntere1e Des gan3eu
2anoes sifrig gu bstdmpfsn.
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Nrcifnd1er Mnrn.

port9ibf n, N&K,, q. Dug.
- G6us. s. WbeeleB, Elm 8aufnunn
in @rano 9uIf, a6t Meilen BON bier,
srfdoB 6eute %. s. Niqiams, einen
Slider, uno bsRer 7zid6rigen Sobn.
Sin in Der Nd6e ite6enoer Neger erlitt
ebenfaus cine !0otli9e S8uBtpunbe.
D6seleB ertIdrt, er babe NiGiams ers
f9ofn, I'm feiner @6re 8enugt9uung
All hprTdh1 fen
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glutige ssamilienfeboe.

Sort BOrtb, Ser, q. au9uIt.
- 9abrIei unb Cicero Copeland Durs
ben beute in 9olf Gountp bon SObn
uno @barles gdfer in einem &dmpfe
eri4oiIen. Die feinoIi4en Plrteian
feuerien duf cine Oiitan5 BON 20
S4ritt mil gu6Isn auf chamber. D
9sbriio,r 9d.er Iino ltbsnsaeFG6rlid
psripunpet. Sine 6amiiisaTshbe Ders
anlaBte oas 9lutpsraieBeL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22

Nuafeiis peripribt ni6t S6ninbIud5t,
2ebGlsoen, llnperoauli6tsit, Sribiinn, ODER Siib=
neraueen su beilen; Dobl absr earontirt IS ioiorz
tiGc einosruna unb poaige 6eilune 4aen, bic on
8 q morrb ~ ben leioen. Gs 1T cine Der ie=
eensreidfcn Grfnouueen oes Sabrbunberts. nit
20, 900 bautbare gatienten be;e
cen fOnuen. 9robsu auf 9erlanoen on irqeno
cine 9lorcfe 4 tent re Qeianot ourdj o 0eu=
itdpter & 60, Sor 24l6 1stp=0Ort Sutet Gu3
por Ta5abmungen. a6tst Oarauf, bab bic I'm.
t'ri6riit bon :. Silsbss d. O., fi4 auf ieDer
eeite Der S6adttl btfinDst
tit, ,We, Wi S&gnl
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lin rine 0abbu[ie

Den e m, Mof., 81, 2luguFi. -
Der Stalisnsr SOIepb De pari srI6oB
Geute ieine Sdpdgerin Muria 9ims
6rpijp, neil bieIelbe ongc6l6 bier
Ginge, Ole lis fir ben @euannten in
8erpaRrung hatts, ni6t 3uriidse6sa
ppllte. Der Mprper enttam.
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Geri6tssebGnoe bur@ Sbnamit ,cr=
if1rt.

Me ina, g., 21. 4uguIt. -0os
blsIi9e 9ert4tsgsbdube purbe beute
Dur4 cine fur9tbare Obnamit @rz
ploIion in einen 5rummerbauFen perz
panbelt. Cine groBs 8ite poQ 0pz
uamit Itano i'm Souterrain uno IoGts
in sinem beoorlie6eHOen Yro5sB als
3eu9enbeseg oienen. @tli6: paparz
a6Fdlle in Der Nd6e Der aiIts Fingen
5ufdaig 5suer uno DerdnlaBtsn bic
GrploIion. Der S9lieber oes 9ez
bduoes uno etli6e Gountp 8eamim
eriitten 9erlsbunasn.
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sduls
STE WarpldnSer shule fir Slinoe


totrb am II. Sepfember 1yOU fpteter erpHHtf'
Siei. S6ufe fir blitNe &iuDsr unO iolts &inner
b,ren SebtraIt 10 jttuadb 1T, oab is Dem unttrribt
in Den 0ifsntIiGtn S9ultn nitt btipobnen fonntn
acbort teinsr rtliei0en Sette al. &inosr, BE I'M
Sltrift Columbia Gpobnen, Deroen unter ofn1eIbsn
Vdoingunqen aufqenommen 1pie oieienigtn, iptl9e
in Marplano anidiiiq finD. Gjeiubs um glunabme
iolttn on 3. 8. Dtorrii On Snperintenoent
Baltimore, UaD., eeri9tt ipirotn. (4ug2l, lWt, =
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q d1u(e fir Eaube.

Der 39. sr.ius Der Maryland School for ths Dear
Si'ie GASfs i8r tanb. uEa islt. Ginber, otrtp
sssar fs r:aEsaasft il, bas fs hem llnt.rrid,t
IN ben Sft'n:Id,n 6dut.n niGt btnsbnta ION.
ren. If "Ha'tir:i1 bon ite.r ,,Iisioitn e.t..
un:n >ss, 2.Srn,3riOnal b.iinS.a ft or.i e..
is5rent 9:s-.- iSr zen llnt.rribt I'm Gsr,t.x
SAB ais:ts.2dsm. Ci. S5ule bat rim &smna,
Sum ssb Riaseresri.u fir !l.ne GiRbr Die
toos IN s;r. Sob. nuo etiunbe 9ttshiSun,
uSo as,trri;5, ir.i fir in Marrlcno aniIis;t
G>ffr. @t:.r agfrabmt sStr aasfunit i5,eis.
EIsd an has. go. els, grinaipai. Srestrif
Hb. Cetuall, 81. 50. .ea-226.piJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-22

i6m Elm berpprragenoer Diplomat, osiz
fen Rame ni6t genunnt miro, psrIifsrt
bdtte, bab &ublanb Ii6 um Die dme>
ritanifde 6reunGI6aft bsmiiht unO Die
6urmonie, bic 5tpiI6en ben 9;reinigz
tsnStaaten Il. @robbritannien 9srrI4t,
81 brs6sn psrIu6t.
Der fra9Iide Diplomat ion geia9t
Raben:, England hat feline ein3igs
8roBntu6t auBsr glmerifa, Bic ieinen
San freunbf4oftli6 beurt6si,en tpiirz
De. Die bsute 6srrT9snbe @rbitlsrung
ge9sn @n9lano tpirD morgsn gegsn
8roBbritannien 8rieg er5eugen. RuBs
lambs P!an, pel6er BON SeItrei6e
ungdrn, 5ranfrei6 unb SeutI6lanp
ritiiBt pirO, 1T, gnglanO ieOer
untsritubung 81 6erau6:n uno es allsin
5u lahen, 6epor Elm oerartiger Gries
fe9innt."
2Is Seremtaoe.
8aris. q. 4uguIt. = 0us from
50IiF4e auspdrtige 2lmt bdt bon 81
Sung Chang Elm dbnLi4es @eiu9 err
halten, rpie oas Stdatsbepdrtemert in
8aIt;ngton; 81 Sung Gbang erIu9t
um Die grmnnung bss fran30IiI6en
@sIdnoten 9idon ober elmer anosran
periDnlidteit. nm Srunfrei3 bei5riez
Observation-Disclosures gu pertrstsn. Gs
beiBt. alien Md4ten Ieien glei6s Sc
iu6e 5ugsgangen.
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Baltimore. chip. q ahn. Bulletin.

800 Don Baltimore naeb Sarper's Berrp unb
suriid ON Sonntae, DEN 26. auauf fir bic
Speial,iiqs fptlde Den GamDsHsSabnboi UNI
llbr @0rmittaes uto II llbr 20 min. @or,
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
American League
BURGLARS
Robbed Carpenter Shop And
We're Caught In JuareZ.

The carpenter shop of William Rine.
heimer in the alley between Second
and Third and Campbell and Florence
streets was burRlariZed last Wednes-
day night, and tools valued at SO sb.
stracted.
Through the clever work OF tho
Mexican police, the thieves were ap-
TT1ucuued In Juarez, aud DOW occupy
cells 10 the bastils Of that city. They
we're caught in possession OF the prop
erty.
Through the efforts of mounted of-
Hcer George Harold the tc.,,Is were
returned to Mr.. Rlneseimer. 1t is
probable that the crooks will be ex-
sredited and p].ced On trial on thi,
side.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
An Ideal Summer Home.

At old Fort Bliss-one of the houses
formerly used as off ,ers' quarters has
been rearrlnged. improved and fitted
with modern conveniences and is now
one of the most comfortable houses TO
be found in or about Ell Pasc. This
very desirable property for rent at
less than one half the price of such g
house in Ell Paso. For particulars ap.
ply to A. P. Coles, Ell Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
THE YAQUlS
Are Only Doing a Little Guerrilla
Business.

Colonel Manuel Gil of the engineer
service OF the Mexican army passed
through the city last night on his way
to the City of Mexico to make his re.
porp .. work that be inspected at Quay
mas
Speaking of the conditions in lower
Sonora among the Yaqui Indians he
said that the lighting was almost over,
and that as the government had dis
patched 900 troops to the scene of the
trouble the Indians would likely We
in shortly.
The last real fight took place in June
last. ard the fighting since then ha.
been of the guerrilla order and did not
amount to much
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
A SPECIAL Representative

|
Chamber OF Commerce In Behalf
OF the Mining Exhiblt.-To As
sist the Census Men.
A regular meeting of the board Of
OH ectOrs of the cham Der Of commerce
was held last night at the office of the
chamber. Four members OF the boar
were present, namely: President Freu.
denthal and Messrs. MARTINEZ, Emer-
sUr, and Browne, one less than a
quorum. The proceedings OF the
board therefore await ratification by a
future mt ettnR.
Secretary Russell reported that the
effort to secure specimens for the min
erAl exhibit by correspondence had
proved to be too slow q process, aud
that, as agreed by the members of the
DOM mittee on mines and Mining, 1t
would be best to send man out to vie
1t the various towns and mining camps
and secure specimens. Incidentally
such representative of the chamb Der
could DO much to niuence the mining
element and indeed all elements OF
the population of the surrounding
country TO regard Ell Paso as the place
to which they should look for trade
and for recreation. The matter WAS
referred to the committee on mines
and mining for q definite report and
plan of action.
T. 81. Tracy having removed from
the oity, his seat on the board was by
resolution declared vacant, and B. L.
Berkey was elected to fill the vacancy.
President Prudential urged the ad
visibility OF appointing q committee of
citizens to assist the census enumers-
tors in securing full count. On
N tion such q committee was appoint
ed, consisting of A. P. Coles, n. r.
Chase and Pillar Maese. The census
are requested to meet
this committee for conference.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
Had Lived In the City.

Conductor-Iour ticket is for Lawn
vile, and we don't stop until we get
to Trenton. This is the lightning ex-
press.
Suburban Residential right. When
we get TO Lawnville, I'll jump. I've
got off street cars many time when
the driver was hOmeward bound on
his last trip.-New York Weekly.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
FastidfOua.

Hiram, you must not feel so irritat-
ed at Cousin Angellna's table manners.
Remember she never had any early ad-
vantages."
81 know it, Bertha, but it does seem
to me she ought to know better than to
throw her napkin up over her shoulder
as If 1t were a dish towelv'-Chicago
Tribune
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08

'Somebody threw a bomb into the
opium joint yesterday morning and
blew the Chinese proprietor all over
the ceiling"
'Mlxed him up. Ell? Reminds me Of
Browning"
"Browningw
Eyes. The Pied Piper "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
Looking For Her Husband.

A Mexican woman arrived in the city
last night from Albuquerque in search
OF her HUSBAND, Jean ARuirre. She
clsims to have walked all the way here
ard was in destitute coalition on ar
rival She was given enough morey
to procure food aud after doing SO she
left Immediately to Juarez.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
Mc6lnty Concert Program.

This evening beginning at s O'Clock
the McGinty band will give its regular
weekly concert in the plaza, offering
the following program:
March-Semper Fidelis. 80. .Sousa
2 Overture--No Norma. ..Bellini
3 Intermezzo-Cavalle Rusti-
Cap6- Z. MdsCdko IA
Descriptive-A Hunt In the
INTERMISSIoN 10 min.)
s Observation-Disclosures r B hall.
6 Selection-FAust. Oh. Gounod
1-Walz-Zepds Frank M Within ark
s WhistlingR afus. Kerry Mills
By request.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08
Funeral Today.

The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Elsbach
who died yesterday morning at l 80
O'Clock, will take place today at four
O'Clock. The tnterment will be In
Evergreen,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-08

Miles of wall paper ready for paste
pot and shears only wasting your selec-
tion before it goes on your walls. Pas.
terms as ohoics and artistic as you
will ind In any large CITY. Price to
every body, Ehren berg....3 Ell Paso
street.