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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
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ben TaI oon Ratarrb. Der nidt our8 Ginnebmen
oon 3sl,s &atarrb=8ur sebsi!t tperoen tann.
Wir, Die llntsrssi@neten, ba6en *. :. Gbeneu ieit
ben lesten Is Sabren eetannt uno balten ibn fir
polltommsn ebrenbaft in alien @eI6aitsbanolun=
get ano fnanjisl befdbigt, alle BON ieiner Syirma
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wirft brett aui oas Ylut uno bic Ibleimlaen Sber
fdhen beg Spfems. 3euaniis irei oeranot preis
75e Jar Die Gaide. 8ertauft pon allen apptbetern.
oaH's aamiIien piuen ino bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
Inter oIIoemeiner

Inter allgemeiner lebbafter
getbeiligung feierte in Berlin Der
0opeliIt unb 2uitipieloibter @rnit
Wibert ieinen 70. @cburtstag. Non
allen Seiten erbielt er Opationen,
@liifmiinibe uno @brenaefhente,
Wi9ert geb0rt befanntlih gu ben
meniaen oeutihen 2uftipiel6ihtern
Der @egentuart, bic nibt ablolnt Der
BoHe ooer BLOB duBerlibem Shpant
perfaQen. Nub in leiuen @raab-
lungen 5eiat iih Wi9ert alS elm por.
miegeno realiitiibes Ealent BON ae,
lumber 9iihtigteit uno folioer, gleid.
artiger Nusfiibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
Gin tiifiiber Mmfau.

&iirslib tpurbe auf IS. Collier
BON Gberofee, Soma, elm Mnfau ee<
ntaht, Der un1 elm @eniges einen
tDhtliben Nusgane gebabt bdtte.
Derlelbe riibrte bon leinen 9tieren
Der. gr befam iolh' beftiee @iiden=
ibmeraen, baB er ii1 nidt obne
groBe Sbmeraen bufen, nod pbne
IN &iiien eingepadt gu iein, 1iben
fonnte. &ein Wfittel peri9affte ibm
9inoerung, biz @er feline 8ufluht au
Electric Bitters nabn, bas cine
iDlbe Nenoerung in leinem 8u1tanoe
berporrief, baB er f1rieb, er fiible
lib tpie neugebDren. Dieie punoer=
bare Meoicin beilt &ifenihmersen
uno geierenz2eioen. reinigt oas Blut
uEo ftdrft oas gan5e Gpltem. yeur
30 Gts bel S. &alteper & Gobn,
Druguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
Gr narrte bte Gbirurae,s.

Mle Nerate iaeten @enid 0anil.
ton pon Meft Sefferion. o., na1-
Dem er ieit 18WfDnaten unter ''Rec<
tai Fistula" gelitten batte, ct tpiirbe
iterben, penn nidt cine tnitipielige
Operation pDrgenDmmen tpiir6e; er
beilte fi6 iebob ielbit NIT Budlens
Mrnica=Galbe, Der beiten in Der
Welt. 8eites Wtittel aeeen 6aut=
Iusihlag. 25 Gts. per Shah.
tel. 8u baben Bel S. Galteper &
Sobn Droguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16

meme M0bel mill i'd auf einem Gpei.
der unterliellen laiien, ba id fpdter
als alat bod eine eisene ginri9tuna
gebrau9en tperoe.@
r9ommit Gu ni9t bonn Babe aus
nod einmal ber?"
.9as ueiB i'd nidt. Sebenfalls nur
nod auf tur5e 3eit, benn tuenn i'd
greslau perlaiie. seidiebt's fiir
INNER"
G5 1T unter llmIdnoen elm bdBlides
gcrt, oieies nfiir INNER !" unb es aab
Dem Eottor, obaleid er es bate toms
men ieben. einen Std in's Sera.
sd benfe. Gu tuirl Di9 nod zines
Nnoeren beiinnen. Sn einisen Sabren
iiberpinoet lid biel. uno 5ollten 0u
tpirtli9 bel Dem Tottor bleiben, 10
tonntef 0u Ipdter einmal meine
praris iibernebmen. Dann bleiben mir
Nlle pereinist.1
.g@ein, iagte 9ans nit gnti9ieben-
belt, lid tueroe bic Nereansenbeit ME
llbertpinoen, uno Der Nufentbalt in
greslau nit ieinen Grinneruneen auf
S9ritt uno Sritt uirb mir aets cine
Dual iein. Onfe1 Ofen mirb mid
beridmeraen, iid innerli9 otne6in
balo eenug bon mir losaefast baben.
sd ober muB mid an bas Mlteiniein
9etuoenen, es III nun einmal mein
unabDenobares Coos. grnite Qlrbeit
llnb aufopfernoe pflidterfiillung, tpie
Der geruf bes Nr3tes lie 10 berbors
ra9eno berlanat. tuiro mir. tpie Id
bottle, babel gu 9ilTe tommen."
(ssortiebunp folat]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
SIN beutihen Afeihstooe mod1j

x SIN beutihen gfeibstage madte
Der Brdiioent, Graf ppn 8alIeitrem,
einige 8emerfuneen iiber bic sseier
oeS 80. @eburtstages bes 8rin5re-
genten 2uitpDlb. Gr lagte, Der
&eibstaa betbeiliae fib auf bas 6ers.
libfte an Der Seier uno beae bic
beiten 6Dffnungen fiir bas @obl bes
Yrinaen, tuelbem er i'm Man1en Der
Wiitglieoer oes 99ei1sta0es cine
9liifpunl6oe iiberianbt babe.
NlS @raf Balleitretn barauf einen
6ohruf auf ben Brinaen 2iutpolo
ausbrahte, erboben fih ielbit mebrere
locialoemucratiid)e Weitalieoer BON
ibren Siben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16

= Gus 8etina tpirb beriGtet.
oaB @raf Walberiee Borfebrunaen
fir CONNER Quartiere getrpffen
babe. Gin Mitglieb ieines Stabes
nleinte jebDh, oaB bieS niht notb<
tpenoigertpeiie cine 10 lanae NuS-
oebnung Der Occupation au beoeuten
babe, alsin Der @raf bate es fir
angebradt, auf ale gpenlualitdten
pprbereitet gu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
5 parett Sic SIR Gero!

SING S4a4tel BON Gutt's Yiu.n .r.
fpart Sbnsn piele Dollars fiir DOftors
3tAnnngen. Diele YiQcn turiren nm.
tsr aaea lniitanoen faulmtliae ourd BEN
Nfagen, bic geber ODER Die ginasa eios
Us anlaBtea &ranfhsiten.
Gs iioiss ktins sfwagit D:bauptaas.
Denn sesen &Opfi9mer3eu, Dpspep.
lis, Wfalarta, 8erltOpfun9 uno @alena
lsioen 8sbraudsn WiilIionsn 2suts
9mtt's 2eber YiQem.
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-y0rpkmutter'S 9bee" fmrtrt 9bSs
pepfie. 25c bet aleu- 0roaitfteu.

= Naes bat feline Belt. Die Belt,
um Simmons Cough Syrup gu
nebmen lit bann eefommen. tpenn
man init einem Suiten, elmer grfdl-
tung, nit 6eiierfeit ooer rauber
&eble bebaftet lit. Wiro garantirt.
BreiS 25 uno so Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16

Man telepbpnire SEQ. TIC an
&. $. g hneiber, 708 Siio=
Stores StraBe, fiir sleiIb, gier,
Wurit. Shinten &c.
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y n tu n It.
IN. s.. & :. sabn,
u bfa brit.

0ab Baco, Sprt @ortb. 9alIas. &anias
9th, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, taalib,
(S. y & q. y. 9epoD .7:45 MOrgens.
yeodb gSac0, Sort @ortb, Da(las &c. (pDm
Sunlet<Oepot) .......... 300 Mbenbs.
Gntunft:
BON Chicago, st. 2puis, aanlas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb unb Baco, tdglih
(Snnlet Oepot) $3.50 8orn1.
TDn gsaco. Sort gSDrtb, Dallas &C. (S.
VI. & u. 8. DenDD -. 1920 Mbenbs.
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Wntuuf #
9. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nab @albeitun. Souiton unb guero tds.
lig. g................... .8:45 Bprml.
Mah Corpus gariiti, Mramlas 8ab unb
8eepille tdalicb 2G.2O 9iachm.
Nab B6rne unb Gerrnille, taglirb, au g.
genommen SDnntags 2:45 Nahm.
Nab 8Drne un6 &erruille, GDnntags. /.
Mnfunft.
Ion @alneiton, Spufon unb gmerp tdas
ltcD 200 MbenbS.
Won Corpus gbriiti, 9lranias BOB unb
Seeotlle tGglib 1:55 Hahrt.
Son Borne unb &errbilIe. taeli1, aus
:. genpmmen S9nnta9s -. 1855 8prm1.
Son 8brne umb 8errnille, 6Dnntags, -.
..................... 800 Mbenbs.
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Nadjabmmmgem ces ed3tem 0r. 9te.
9ert's Mngoftura= Sitters fno ole ale,ammt biaig
nno i9dol6. Der ein3is e9te 1T elm nb=ameritanis
itbes Jabritat.
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S. y 9. N. 9a5u.
9Thfnhrf
Spmtbern 9sacific @abn.
f,fohrt

Nab Netu Orleans, 9ouftDn unb @als
beitpn tdglicb.. ....... l2:OO Weittaas.
geaeb 81 8aio, galifornien unb Mertfo
9.UU SOrnt.
yfah yeor6sGeros, ct. 2puis nnh gbi,a.
go (Katy Flyer ........e 800 Mbenbs.
Nntuuft.
gon Nor6sSeras, ct. 9Duis uno Chicago
(katy Flyer) $3.50 Mpraen3.
SDn ytetu Orleans, Souftsn un6 @nl>
neitDn t19ltt. .4:45 Nachm.
Hon VI Baio, galif0rnien uno NfeTifo
............> 1880 Mbenbs.
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Nb a brit.
Nab Stodoale, tdslitb, aussenpmmen
Sonntags. 800 S0rm.
Mniunft.
8on Stodbale. taglieb, ausgenpmmen
Sonnta9s. 300 Nacbm.
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= Roofing Felt, 8eb unb Nsphalt
oet Senrb Bautp. Eel. SO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16
&ebbalb Dcrfaltfeu tuir 10 uiele oaDon?
Ster eiltige 8eiipiele::

yarbt9e ,,Yercate" Saiuem he(le unb
o4atle 5arebet1, id)6ne SHUTTER nit neuen Rn ne
Gtonlen, aus ecbtem farbiaem 6ephnr, Nro~
bras unb frana6iiidlen1 8attit. nit 9rDBen,. Wa<
Sleeves' \ Ill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-16

vyanep= Wsaoras" Saiaem, qona NIT flei.
i!m nen ''tucks', borne Stderei, <meme O. mn
"Bishop Sleeves, . n I'LL
o. ylomisnn aug frana6iiidbem gbambrab,
umo UNI bobem nntlegbaren &rasen; mir O. mn
onertren oieielben fir. ir................. 4ZsUU
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q n I u n 1T:
Gulf gbpre Sabm.

abba hrt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

that Galapagos islands
the giant tortoises not all as
my Hay. FEsEEf M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
DIVORCE. "A FAILURE.

a INTERESTING DECISION
n to
andm arr'a
an
last
wedding Kokono
Off and
rkatie they
failure since has been the means their revealing in the unvoned bliss
eOushps
moon One would think couple had privileged
with
a.
o divorce had
a (
in aTnore
tett sf.t =
It is doubtful if they
OF this what have they sot2 Three wooden weddings
last time with packed the ceiling
bowls
for zone camp dear
luxuries II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
Che Salt Lake DerdId.
Published Every Day BY
THE HERALD COMPANY.
GENERAL WOOD oNscUBA.
Iblished yer Dar BY

I>ysosi upon
/ in to strongly IN
ultimate aeeeptepc
than Hts aenstraton both Santiago
tine
exception Of General other American
o b $
two
he be-
to OF bot1co
of
speaking
the difficulty the Plat be settled
mes concessions from this eucdo
sss u
This being tie is deporabe that
a
o pedge madeb
ordinary
would have maintained its reputation FOR worth
than
be aTab settled the remains the this
conhi
~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
WILL THEY KISS HIMp
Old English Custom For Bishops to
Il Kiss the King.


Ga Marquis de Fontenoy in Baltimore
=. American.) ff
VIII King Edward submit TO being
kissed by the bishops at his coronation !?
Tradition and custom, which together
constitute unwritten law, require that as
soon Is the king has been crowned he
should, while seated on the throne of
ON his head. receive the homage of the
prelates. and peers present, beginning with
the bishops The homage is performed
By the peer in question first of ala touch-
ing the kings crown with his hand, then
kneeiing before him, an ancient formula
expressive of allegiance. The kissing and
the touching OF the crown has on the oc-
casion OF the coronation OF the last three
or four English soveTesgns been MODIFIED
IN so far that II was restricted TO the
premier peer of each grade of the peerage
that " to say, the premier duke. the
premier marquis. the premier earl and
The premier. Baron But the archbish0ps
and bishops have always resisted. this at
Tempt 70 aepTtve them OF the 'tuiie measure
ref THAR osculatory rights, and nave each
insisted on Kissing the sovereign.
Bury Qtd King William .IN, with all a
sailor $ atStaStef Tor such form OF Salnta-
ton from men, swore with many blood
curdling and picturesque eaths that he
would be 'eternany damned TO ----1, be-
fore he would allow himself ITO be kissed
by 4 lot or blankeIy blank bishops" But
IN the END be was obliged to Sieid To the
Inevitable and Il IS probable that King
undergo the same form OF saluta ton on
the part Of every one aof the right rev
ererid preiateS who occupy seats in the
house Of lords 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

r'7rt that Herpe has left the stage
permanently- His successor in SAG
Harbor.'' George. Woodward. Is spoken
of very highly by eastetn critics and
the remainder, of the company is the
same as appeared in the original pro-
duction.
.rhe County Fair. which VIII be
presented at the Theatre tomorrow
night. with Neil Burgess himself in the
character of Abigail Prue. has a dia-
logue which is crisp aud clever. Tt
abounds With many humorous situa-
tons. introducing all SORTS of me-
ehanical work. The introduction Of
the husking bee. COW, horses and a
big race scene. ali lend to the reality
of the big production
Viola Allen. in THE Palace Of the
King, and Mrs. LsAIoyne in Marion
Crawford's new piece. Madame Asalin-
teEon. are two OF the notable attrac-
tons Salt Lake is promised. for next
season. Tunis E, Dean. who. is here
ahead Of sag Harbor.' and who is the
personal repI sentative Of Lleblerr &
Co, made This announceIpeilt last nief1t-
While It is a long time - wait, the an-
ticipationi is. pleasant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
PAVING THIRD SOUTH.

[vEHY PATRIOTIC CITIZEN Salt viii
OF irons
is now the
not had
of
me y
owing che g width Of the and
backward in that
in
certain seasons they are literally mud and
no
other taan that 9has been compelled
moo
snucha
the
OF paved
o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
A vExEn auFsTIoN sFT1.r.En

Il IS 2. cOnceded Tact that Magazine Adj
Herttsing, while expensive. IS more lasting
paper Is usually picked up by the father
or mother, glanced over and thrown
dowrt--gegleraliy being used the next
morning to kindie the fire with. whereas
the magazine is sconped over nv eaeh
member OF the family. read and often re-
the advertising pages Il is theb- Otter
loaned to the neighbof and finally When
the next ntmoeF IS ogt it is laid on The
frequently being taken down tor refer
cree. and the advertising RACES are again
brought into view This may be Illus
trated in almost. any home IN I5tah or sur
roGnding states with the JLvenile In
structcr. this popular maya zine being
found in nearly every home on account o.
its being the Sunday school Organ and
having been. organized over tkirty-fiye
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
! A Soldier of the High Stamp.

- lCAtlanta EonstftItionO
Fortunately Macarthur seems TO be of
different stamp from that OF SAMPSON.
the bureaucracy hero He is not onfS
willing to give credit where credit is due
but anxtpEs. He even goes so@far as to
believe that a horrid person vim has not
had the advantage 6f education at gov
ernrnens, expense may vet be worthy of
a commission in the regular establish
Tnef1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
gEgsIF Time Card.
g5Fi1j;I II In Effect
Feb. 20. 1901
Depart.

Depart.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Oma-
ma, Chicago Denver, Kansas
City and St. Louis ..--..-....... TOO a. m
For Garfield Beach, pooele and
Terminus -,;s..-..... 7:45 am
phi and Manti .............,... 7:55 am
For Ogden Butte. Helsna, Port
land, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points .-.....--- ....--..-. S:45 an
For Ogden, Omahf, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas Cicy, St. Louis
and San Francisco .------.- II 80 Z m
Omaha. St. Louis and chicago; $50 pm.
isterunediste points .e.1...s. 500 pm
For Ogden. Butte. Helena, Port
land, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points $3.50. !, 1Q:5o 2. m.
Arrive,
From Ogden, Chicago Omaha.
81. Louis, hansaS City and
,OeaYer ---..-..-..---i s...-..--s-.. 5sSJ > N
From OgSsn, Fortlane. spokane,
Butte, Helena and San Fran
sFrom Milford, Nephf Provo and
intermediate points -..--......-. 9:35 an.
From ogden. Chicago, st. Louis
and San Frsncjsco .,....s...,.-. $50 pm
and Terminus ...........s.. .:..... 400 pm.
From Preston. Logan. Brigham.
Ogden. and 'internediate points. 5:55 IN.
From TinJie, Mercur, Nephi,
Provo and Manti -.-,--...-..---. eco I'm.
From ogden, Butte. Portland
san Francisco and intermediate
points .-...-.s.-.-.-.--. 49, SD p m
sTrzins south of Juab do not run sun
@sDaTy except sunday.
Telephone No-250 t
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wouldn't Post Gore.


The Bnlposters' association of England
exercises a censorship over the posters
appearing en- the London boartlingS.5 a re-
cent case Was. the poster of the play,
Greed ofAGofd. The scene pictured
showed n woman in the foreground in
light attire. with her throat cut All the
nle1Dbers Of the association refused TO
post It The duties of the censors are
said to be exercised with tact and dis
crjnination-..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

Tunis Z. Dean. representing the Sag
Harbor company, which has the The
atre for May ga. arrived 1ins salt Lake
last night. Mr.. Dean confirms the res
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25
PAT sEIEEDYS HONESTY.

nat sHEEDY prize
of environment appears established
izen
people Would not be trusted farther around the corner by crook And
shy ot sneedy equally honord
recently
to indicates
Mccormick whose
offer $4,000 for the return OF the lad he placed the in sheedy
conelusvey that only
delivered him
paid his promise that the dnarers viii be allowed
may be by no
the the world It shows that whatever
followed straight with
does that whole lot e other things be forgiven
yohe
o
All. let not Hope prevail
disappointment follow
Pending by the supreme court New orleans man who mad
embedded $4,000 Joined the
Of JAIN until
college Ths eut problem to answer
onhand but should that
graduate hsF1ened 70 ne a man or so nam 90
giant away Don't worry were not an as
slow as johnny I4sy. EssEEie afs
senator 5lshed reputation scrapper and
Knockout artist ought be able
got into
the cleaning thee
pet ic hard to
warm Senator lxsarhs Seer and
se Vesuyiss : in eruption who SAID e machine had
the ncease among the english but %
rsadins the budget ~lo wan saeros
mr. Bryas couraoner sfarx Hanna has
serves tradition right Why didn't i. f9rs .rast9
uF Cherries ere ripe in California ~ ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

nsmanw
nyou
a o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

New York club have question:
college graduate problem
If hand should that Nhe
.raduate happened to he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25

IN Improving what was originally th0
finest track n the west
RESULT.
A comparatively straight and levs
rOad died. ballasted with dustless Sherman
Granite, rendering possible the highest
rate OF speed, together with the greatest
degree of safety. The magnitude Of the
work must be seen 10 be appreciated
WHAT DOES IT MEAN2
Solid comfort, security and pleasure 70
our patrons.
ARE YOU GOING EAST
II So YOU cannot afford to 90 via any
other than this ROYAL HIGH WAY. Fur
Their Information on application person.
ally or by letter to
Ticket ONCE 201 Main street, salt Lsirs
City.
The sun., 1901-07-17
NATIONAL GUARD ORDER.
All Officers to Meet at the Armory
Once Month.

The following general order las been
issued by Colonel Wickersham:
General Order No. 81. In order to
secure uniform system of instruction
in the infantry drill regulations, and the
law, and rules and regulations
of the National Guard of this State, the
commanding officer, 1st Infantry, is here
by directed to assemble the officers of his
command at the armory at Wilmington
one evening in each month for oiIcers'
school. The duration of each session to
be mt least two hours, and it is expected
that the time will be strictly devoted to
the object in question.
2. The senior officers will, Immediately
after each meeting submit to this officer
il list of the officers present, and absent,
together with statement showing the
work taken up and the progress made.
8. Officers unable to attend will re-
port in writing to the commanding off
rer, LIST Infantry, the cause of their in
ability to be present. Excuses will b.
forwarded to this officer with the report
mentioned in paragraph of this order.
4. The transportation enjoined Is
necessary and will be furnished by tn"
commanding officer 1st Infantry. By
order of
John Hum.
Governor and Commander-in-Ch Chief
IT, r. Wickershaw,
Adjutant General.
The sun., 1901-07-17
CONTRACTS FOR FUEL.
Board Of Education Opened Bids
Last Night.
Fifteen Hundred Tons of Coal and
Fifty Cords of Wood
Purchased.

Contracts for 1900 tons of coal and Tor
about so cords of wood for delivery NJ
the public schools during the ensuing
vear were awarded last night at y meet
ing Of the committee on fuel heat ana
ventilation of the Board of Education.
John NJ. solomon received the CONTRACT
for coal as follows: $50 tons, broken.
40; 450 tons, egg, $4.95; so tons stove,
$5.20 450 tons pea. $S.25; 100 tons
Georges Creek hituminous, $500.
The contract for about 80 cords Of pine
wood was awarded to II. L. Sergeant.
Mr.. Solomon's bid for coal was S6f
lower in the aggregate than the other
bids which were as follows
Charles Warner Company. broken,
S465 a ton: egg, s5: stove. $5.25; pea,
S345: bituminous. st. Georges Greek.
Cumberland Jackson Mine of the Ameri-
can Coal Co, $500; Consolidated Coal
leo. Georges Creek. Cumberland. $S.l5;
Ocean Mine Big Vein, Cumberland. $S
George w. Bush & Sons-Broken'
a.7s: egg. $50s: stove. $5.0S; pea. $S.bS;
Natalie pea. $S.4s; Cumberland. bitumlil-
ous, $3.50. Pine wood Sc cord.
w. II. German & Co, pine wood, S491
Il cord.
At the least $50 will he saved h3
lnwarding the contracts at this time q
coal will soon 90 un ten cents ton ang
urices may increase further.
The sun., 1901-07-17
DEAL
LEAKED OUT
How Democratic Deadlock Was
Prevented in Council.
HAMANN'S SHRFWD MOVE
Things Were Fixed" at Cannon
Sparks Hearing-Promise Said
to Have Been Exacted
From Contestant.
SHRFWD MOVT

There was much surprise that the eau
,.us Of thr Democratic members Of City
Council Monday night did not result in
!, deadlock and the matter was the sub
icct of much talk yesterday. Many be
linved there would be no slate made but
those who were 'sneXt" quietly gave the
"tip" that an agreement would he reach
I'd and the story of how a deadlock was
prevented came out yesterday.
Things were "fixed" last Friday night
while the Cannon-Sparks contest was III
progress. Monaghan, Nouslcy and Neb-
ley were for Hamnnn Mt the start. They
lacked ono man to win their fight and
NJn,,.ison was confident Of landing the
5lerkship. The Hnmann forces We're nm
.crtain about McCafferty hut thought
thcy could bring him over and control
.hn situation with Cannon out Of the
| fight.
Al tho hearing Friday night IIamann
| md his supporters "Neltcd all their ef-
| rorts 10 bring about q condition that
would give them control Of the situation
Their efforts were successful as subs"
| mont events proved
From tho way matters were worked =
looks rs il ii was 4 question Of Cannon
heinz seated if he promised TO stay on
# the caucus. Democrats say this nro
mise was cXacird of Cannon FRIDAY
night
/ IT will be remcmhcred that at Ger
,ain stage Of the herring Monslev an'
Hchlcv voted with the Republicans T
table cannons nctition. instantly
Jamann and his supporters We're noticed
10 hc unusually active. 4 party o
,licm rushed over TO Cannon and 2 hiil
lied conversation nnsrcd Then il was
. II is said that the promise was eX
,ctrd from Cannon to stay out of IN
Gaucns.
Immediately aftor tho talk with Can
lnon Uamann won't nrnr TO NonSley an
whispored 10 him. Then Tehl"v wake
nt of ihn Council chamber. Hannah
,vaa ri~Tt hchind him and he and Hehlo
bnd brief talk,
II IS scid this move "fvod the h"e
cor Tfar1ann and fhe ssenrtion saens
10 bornc ont hv what hanncned Nonda
piyht for Cannon was not N the cancl
md Hamann got thr clnrkship.