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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12
Nlt oas Yublifulll.

Die rs5reie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm State, miro
an iiber 700 BDitofficen perlonot, uno
bat eine grDBe gerbreitung in Der
@obbar> 6epublit Werito, i'm Snbio=
ner=9erritprium uno Stlabpma.,
Sbr @irfulationS=@ebiet in 3eras
eritreft li6 pon @alpefon biz binoui
nab 0enlion, oDn Warlbau I'M Often
bis nah 81 8aio i'm fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbftoerltdnbli6 nit be-
lpnherS 5ablreiben 2elern oas oibt=
beliebelte Wittel=3eras ullb ben Siio=
tpeiten elm.
9rei &eifenbe iino beitdnoie, iabrz
elm, iabraus i'm Srterehe bes 8lat=
tes untertpegs uno fiibren bemlelben
i'm Serein nit unleren riibrigen 2o=
sa Ggenten forttpdbreno mere 2e=
ler 5u.
Sn Qnbetra6t oteler 3batiaben lit
Die n5reie Breiie", NOD es iid oorum
banoelt, Die beuti6e 8enD(ferung gu
errei6en, oas bette Slnseige Waes
blum inn Staate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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MHiftgfetf bes Qapffes.

Der Miener Btlbbouer unb Mebaik
leur gfubolpb Marf9al, Der ii9 in
berbGltniBmdbtg jungen Sdbren bur9
eine Hetbe ausseaei9neter Qrbeiten be-
reits einen guten Namen sen.a9t batte,
mar ba3u auserie6en tpofben, etne nit
bem portrdt bes popfes Seq bes
Drei5ebnten eef9miidte grinneruifgss
mebaine an bus iiineite r6eiltge Sa6r"
$500 aus3ufiibren. Ginem 2lnfu9en
bes &iinitlers entipre9enb, getpGbrte
ibnt Der pdpit eine Stbung, bic in Der
pribatbtbltotbef oes papites i'm 8otis
fan ftattfanb. lteber biefe Gisung lieB
ii9 Marf9aa bteier Sage In einen1
8iener 8latte nnter Mnberem tpie fplqt
pernebmen:
So oft t9 in ben leBten eeSabren
@eleeenbett batte, nit perfDnli9feiten
gu fpre9en, bic ben papit in Der NGbe
seieben, fonb i9 tire 5dtlberuneen
iiber Die 5rii9e unb @eilitdt bes
papftes unslaublid. gaun babe ib
fefbft tbn sefeben, unb i'd muB geiteben,
bab bic Wirfli9teit mid mod nebr in
gritaunen berfebte, als bic Grad6lun=
gen meiner 8efonnten, Gs 1T ettpas
eana Gigenes I'm biefen 9reis: bas
2eben tit an ibm boriibergeaosen, obne
iene @puren 3uriidaulaFen, bic fonit
bel alien Qeuten gu finben iinb, bic bas
9reiienolter erret9en. Mobl 1T Der
G0rper etpas sebeugt, ober bas iit
ou9 Illes, ipos baran ertnnern f0nnte,
baB Seq Der Dretaebnte tiir3lt9 Iein 81.
Gebensiabr pollsnbete. 0on benz 3it>
tern, bas it9 in einem getpifen Mlter
ols ettpas Normoles einauiteIlen pflegt,
1T betm papite feline Spur, unbllptes
rDobl bic mir bon ibm eetpdbrte @ibung
sttpas rsebr ols Il Stunben tpGbrte,
5eigte er feline Nn5ei9en BON Mbfpanz
nung ober Miibtetett.
Nls ih au arbeiten begann, glaubte
bsr pupft, iid iebr rubig balten gu
miii1en, unb ba eritaunte i9. bdb er
ldnger als cine 0iertelitunbe In eiferz
net Rube berbarrte.
Sm SSntereIe Der Qrbeit Guberte i6
nun ben Wunfh, Der papIt mDge bas
@eft9t ni9t in beitdnbigsr Rube bal=
ten, tporauf er ii9, unbefiimmert LIN
mein S9offen, fret betpegte unb gu
fonDeriiren besann. Md6renb bieier
aonberiatton befunbete er etne 5ebr 'gez
naue &enntnib ber Wiener unb ollgez
mein Diterrei4if4en @erbaltniFe.
mdbrenb Der SiBuns bate t9 ben
Papf um bic @ngabe zines Waottos fir
bic Rebersfeite Der Webaille gebeten.
Ser papit erfldrte iih bier5u bereit,
bod bemerfte er, baB er MIR bas Motto
trft in einieen 9asen tperbe allienben
laffen. Sd par baber febr iiberraid,
als Der pupit einige Minuten, no9bers
ct bic 8ibliotbet berlafen, nit einem
8Gatt papier in SGnben 5uriidtebrte
uno mir bas eigenbdnbig ee19riebene
Wptto iiberrei9te."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12
Die @effie im sueenfde,,.

Gin entfebli9er GoG bon &inbesz
miBbanbluns fiibrte iiinsft in aoburg
ben S4niber Wenbel bor 9eri9t. 8et
Wenbel iuobnte bic geI9iebene Sopf
NIT tbren beiben ainbern. Our9 3elie
gen tft nun feftseiteGlt tporben, baB
Wenbel bic 4lma Sopf on ben 9aoren
eepodt unb iie bann nit FOLDER Mu9t
auf bos Sopba getporfen babe, baB
ntan fi9 tpunbern mubte, bob bas
&inb bas &reu5 rt9t gebro9en bat.
Gerner finb Der 9ppf Die GuBIoblen
perbrannt unb bic 9aare allpD9entli9
NIT 2eim aufommensefle6t iporben.
Wenbel bat bas Mdb9en i'm Mintet
barfub in ben Sdnes geiteqt unb bort
lGnsere 3eit fte6en laFen; aud bat er
bas 3inb burd S9ldge gesipungen,
gesen bret Gtunben lang in Der re9.
ten 9anb cine 8le9pfanne unb in bes
linfen einen 9ammer baltenb, Inn eineh
&orb berumaulaufsn. W1an 1atts
9plaftiide Inn ben &orb berumaeleat,
bamtt bas 3inb itplpern unb btnfallen
foIlte, aud etn 9olaftiid an ben &od
gebunben, bas es beim 9erumlonfex
binter ii4 ber f9leppen mubte. Meitss
oipang @enbel bas Rinb, elm in bef.
S9muB eetretenes Stiid &loB su eiTen
unS eine balbe @allone WaFer aussus
trinten. Sn 5olge Der Mibbanbluns
gen tonnte Die 9opf ni4t mebr fte6en.
nidt laufen, ni4t fisen unb ni6t lie@
gen. Die Mutter 9opf, bic bisIe @rous
famfeiten ni4t mebr anieben tonnte,
bat idliebli4 Qn3eige srftattet unb
@snoel erbislt q Sabre Gefdnsnib gu,
Srfnnnf
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SiiOmelttfras lpiini6t Gnt

@enn Sbr @uh ireenonu nieoers
lafen pDllt, tbut es entlane Der 2iz
ME Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12
Berliner s@ettt.

Die 9empe[bofer Mnhohe,r, bssSk
fiibtpsitlt@ bon ber 9aisn6dibe HhiN
fad 59oneberg b;nateben, .tpdte1EM
aiten 3eiten Meinberse, bic setntnI Ibs1s
hdltniBmdbigs sguten Grtrdg abtpdrfeN
Die Rebenfuitur fpnrbe bier ouf 9'Wess
anlaTuns bes 3urfiiriten Sodntnttbsk
Griten onselegt, ber bic Mesnbsrgs
ngemetner Stabt gum Better" einSlis
ri1ten befabl. gs tpurben .bdeIbM
jdbrlt9 SO 3pnnen Metn eeseltert.s ssbis
stnen grtras bon IA Sbalern So6s
soarfen-etn fir bic bamaltee 3ett
bur9aus nt9t gu pera4tenber grfole,
alls aber Der 8rannttpetn auffam, gee
tietb Der Weinbau iebr tn Nbnahme,a
bod erit 174o tpurben bic lebten Metns
ft0de ausgsrobet. NSen bie{en ber
Stabt sebDrtgen Weinbersen CAB es
nber au4, baran anf9liebenb, flint
lanoesberrlide Wetnberse, bic iebo4
int 30idbrigen Rriege perni9tea tpur>
Zen. Omar psrfu4te iie Der groBe
Eurfiirf ipieber gu fultibiren, a6er es
purbe ibnen 70 fpsntg Nufmertfar1feit
seidentt, baB iie a0ntg griebriNMils
5elm Der @rite gang eingeben lieB. Ser
Mein folI fetnespegs 70 f9ledt genes
fen fetn. tpie man eemetnbin anaune6.
men eeneigt fetn mag. Man bat es
bamals nur ni9t beritanbsn, bie Mee
BEN bor benz Sroit gu {9iiben, unh
heafnIh ft1or hipTp 4t(f1tr f11pnfner fohe
nenb. Gtner btefer Meinberge, Der
iebise areuaberg, bat ieitfIenerl altsA
3ett infofern etne biftortide 8sbeu@'
tung, als Der 8urfiirit Soa9inlI Iber,
Grfte an einem Sommermorgen bess
Sabres 1925 nit ietnent @efolse unb
feiner 5abe bortbin flii9tete, uni iia
hter bor benz linn fir btefen Sag prps
pbe5eiten rtntereans bon Berlin gu
k9ern. Wean barrie bort in Spans
Ring Der f9rsdli9en GretentiTe, ols
it9 a6er Biz Mittag nidt bas @eringits
sugetrueen batte, tpus ou 8eTorgniffen
bdtte Weranlaffing seben fDrr1en, 70
perfu4te bic &l,rfiirittn, ibren Genabl
sur Riidfebr gu betpegen. @egen,2lbsnh
CAB enblt9 Der &urfiirft ben 8efebT
5ur 9eimfebr, tpdbrenb ipeldersftd abee
etn beftises Gstpitter entlub, sbasjib1
in 2e6ensgefabr bra4te, BENIN alsser I'M
bas S9lob einfubr, traf ben aIt54er
bes furfiirftli4en Masens Der 8ltA
nnb tOotete i'm fammt BEN bier Pfers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12
Special Preise fuer Herren BeinkIeideI
SpeciaI-0fferte fuer B. & B. Kragen,

gsir haben Die @eentur fir bic berGbmten B. & B.
&ra9en fbernomnen SIM Serfau 6ieier eritflaieen
gsaare ipro eine unb oortbehafte Serte eenat;
tue fol9t:
Sic faufen Dusenb Rrasen, tupfiir Sic ST. su be<
saben haben unb bure 3ablung tpeeren 35 Gents
eroerben Sic oas &ed oee &ragen, lie bebmubt
nno, 81 retonrniren uno on 6eren Stelfe elm neueS
SuBeno erhalten. gSir bren bic bette 0ualitdt
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YSie lit HkeSi

g9ir bieten einbunoert Dollars gelobuuno ilr je=
Den Sail BON 8atarrb, eet nht burd Ginnebmen
s. 5. Gbeuep & 60, Gisentb., soleoo, 8.
g8ir, Die lluter;eihneten baben i. 5. @beneD iet
Den leBten Is So6ren getaunt unb balten i'm flr
uolItommen ebrenbait in alien GeI6ditsbanolun=
gen uno FnanSea befdbiet, ale bon ieiner SSirmo
eingegan9enen 8erbuodftsten 5u erfllen.
@eft & Sruor 8roBbouos!s 8rosuiiteu, Eu=
teoo, ..
8atStna, Riuuau & Warsin. groBbon=
oels= 8rOsuileA, SOIe9o, Z.
6al's Rotarrb =Rlr piro innsrli6 eenOmmtn uuo
pirtt brett aul oas 9lut unb bic lteimleen C6er=
nd6en Oes Spliems YeuQniiie irei perionOt. Yreis
75e. fIr Die 6laide. YertGuit poH allen apotbeteu
Salts 7Samiliene Qillen Fso Die beHsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-12

Sn elmer @onbulen5s sDepeibe
an ben Brinsen 8bilipp BON 0oben=
lobe, Sobn bes peritorbenen 5iiriten,
laote unter onoeren Der 8ailer:-
Die @elhicbte miro ibm einen ebs
renopuen Blab anrueiieu. uno i9
peroe itet8 iein &noenten betpobren.
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an Der SflpsfnpeIle al 6hi[.

On Oct SWlUBlupeHt 81 CWllz
in 8apern fanb Die feier=
li6e 8eilebuug Der 2ei6e oe8 @g=
8eihsfan5lerS Siriten Sobenlobe
itatt. 9l8 8ertreter oeS &ailers
funairte bel bieier @eleeenbeit Der
&ronprin5 iSriebrih Wilbelm. Buu
Winiitern tparen autpeleno: @raf
Observation-Disclosures. Serr b. 8bie-
len uno Baron D. 6ibtbofen.
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Der Nuben bes 9.oi,s
fif4es. Der 9atfii9 iit 70 |. libel
bsleumoet, .bab bic blobes s9ent,,nsSfsH
neB Ramens bic sDbdntafie snfbb4h
unbeboslihen 8orfeanngsn anreaE
0enno4 1T audi Der 9Sutftf4sbia.sa sa
6nem 9etpiFen 9rabs EN- 3ttner( (b8
Meni4en, unb er tit In bisIsrIg
5tehung fosar BON betrd6tli91ft
Dertbe. Qulabrlt4stpsrben 9aufen6e
bon 9oifiiden ssf9Iadtet, bteg g95uts
getrodnst uno gum preiie non5 bis
pc is na4 bsr 9r6be periauJk @e4
trodnet iperben bte 5dute 10 barfi itp;s
&leiel unb 70 slatt, tpte perIritter.
Sie lieFern in bteiem 3uitnnbeIei s9lrt
bon G6agrin, bas eine .ret6Iibee eMuss
gnbung 3ur 8.tl.ibuns bon. .9dtI9sw
Ftelen unb 5ur 9erfteuung bon@ebdu~
Zen fur feline Snitrumente ftnbet,
Runitttf4lsr eebrauden ss SumSpos
Ersn feiner SOlaarten. @us BEN 5loi.
fen piro elm ausse3si9neter 2eim per-
fertigt, Der iebr aussebsbnts 8erusuns
n Der SsioenmaBufaftur srbdIt. J
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Ste erfte GnrspGerim In Betting.

Mleranber Midie er5ablt in ieinem
tiir5lt9 erfdtenenen 8u9e She
gnslifbman tn Gbina buring the
0tctorian Gro," in tpel9er Weifes sii4
bte erfte GurppGerin, bic ben 8etDph4
xern BON petins su gefi6te Tam. BET
tbnen fofort seipdltis In M9tung .saI
feBen tpub!e. Ser enslti1e @elanbts3
Bruce hatte eine alte 9ausbGItertn, ,bte
ibrem Germ felt Sobren gstreiilta
iiberda bin sefolst mar. Mlsr, r,ite nun
gu Qlnfang ber 6Qer Sabre In bic
9auptitabt b.s Rei4ss bsr Mitte
fam, glaubte 1is nt9t onbers, ols bog
fie ibren Obliesenbeiten bort ebenfo
nadgeben t0nne, tpte fie es in Rairo
unb 3onitantinopel getban botte.:
@lei9 am erften Morsen ma9te ite iiH
auf ben Mes na9 einsm @9ld9tsra
laben, um Sleif9 einSufaufen. Mlas
balb umbrdnete iie Elm neusteriser unbl
bD9lt4it ereobter 59parm BON Gbts
nsfen. 8spor fte nod 3eit 9atte, ftd
etn Stid 5leifh anau{e6er, tpar sSie'
BON alien Seiten umrtngt. Gin. .mutba
pi(lissr iunser Meni4 Deriebte ibr
etnen 9tob auf bic &rinoline. .4ne
la9ten. Die emporte Grou ergrtffl
iebo4 elm auf benz Sif9e liegetbes.
S9lddtermeiier unb fiibrte bamit na4
benz 2opfe bes llebeltbdters einen.
tpu9tiges Sdlag, Der fein 3iel um's
5aar erretat bate. Sn tpeuig,n Sc
funben mar Der 2aben lesr. Die ents
ieeten Gbineien itoben ausetnanbsr
uno ma4ten, baB iie fOrttamen. Gtn
guropder, ben ietn Wes gerabe baber
fiibrte, mar erftonnt iiber ben ielt1amen.
Inbfid BON mebreren bunnert Wenz,
fden, bic In toller 9ait bte >StraBa
entlang ronnten, pdbrenb Elm fpiitbens
bes Weib iie nit sinem, sroBen. Mefes
psrfOlgte. Gr bate eirise ,Snpieriss
fett, bic 6rau gu iiberreben, ibre Sas6,
oufauseben unb i6ren Rorb tpieber5
aufaunebmen, ben lie in beri9tnfregung
hatte fallen lafsn. 4uf psSabre ibtnS
aus tonnte iie nun ieben,. 2abent bsS
iu4en, obne beldi!tst au tpsrber. gbts
nefii9e Miitter aber in bsr.ltmgebung
Der ensltfden @e5a,btfdaft fma4ten
tire unartisen 3tnbsr mtt.i6r1barse.
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gan 0lmtpttip & 2lranias
YnB Sahn,

i'm @arten=9iitrift oes Staates. @e-
lunobeit uno &linla unIbertrpfen.
8illiee 2anoereien fir ben Sornter,
Oearftgdrtner, Obitz uno 8iebsiibter.
8eqen @in5elbeiten penoetgu6 an
6. s. Wtartin, q. 4S. 81,
San NntUnip, 3era8.
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sar Salt, Cement, Sano, Bad
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno Ibon,
Cheer runo Ispbaltpupier, 0adpappeg
9beer unb Ispbalt, Def, 9erpentin,
SSarben, @las &c. &c. itets oorrdtbig
bel :. 6. 9ielmann, 306 0tts
@umlnercezShaBe. 9tieorige 8relle,
quite Waare lotpie quite uno reelle
8eoienuna lperoen garantirt. -
Eelepbon 4l0i
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-22

CUMBERLAND. Nd, March Con
duct0I Jacob Smith. Of q Baltimore and
Ohio fast freight train. elected TWO ne
proes who attempted 10 steal q ride from
his train al Bear Run, on the P1ttsburg
Division OF the Baltimore ana Ohio Rail
road yesterday morning. and both men
opened FIRE on him. Conductor Smith
returned the FIRE shooting one OF the ne
groes in the head. The wounded man
Was removed TO hospital in Councils
Vile ard Is reported 10 have since died
The man was found along the track with
TT OF his face shot off and was almost
unacceptable. The bullet entered close
- the brain The mans revolver. with
which he fired at Conductor Smith. was
found lying near him,
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DECLARED TO BE SUICIDE.
LInyiiIe's widow However Asserts
THAT He Was Murdered.

fI7Tt,. Gp March Z3-accCTGiug TO the
verdict returned by a c0r9ners jury yes
terEaz afternoon, Charles LinEite, rent
collector Cor the UHion Trust Company
personal agent for 5 " Rawson Presl-
dent OF that bank. shot himself in the
mouth and killed himself ia The Office
OF The bank shortly after 9 o'clock yes
terday morning
on The other hand. Linv;lle's widow and
relatives insist that ne WAS murdered and
that the identity of the slayer is known
10 certain employees and officials OF the
hank.
r l. WIKI vice president Of me bank.
aad an the employees Of the institution.
insist that IinviIIe committed suicide and
Ills theory is accepted by the police
According eo Mrs Invites story. her
husband has been repeatedly threatened
by persons who feared that he would in
form the bank officials OF certain misdo-
iugs. In the last few weeks. says Mrs
IinvigIe. her husband had private talks
with certain bank officials relative 10
frauds that were being perpetrated by
some of those employed by Mr.. Rawson
in various capacities. As rent collector
for Mr.. Rawson, it is said. Invite be
came aware of the impositi0ns being
uracticed by certain agents.
Wednesday night it IS alleged, two mea
called at the IInviIIe home and endeaV-
ored 10 lure LinviIle to a vacant build
ing but failed owing 10 his fear OF yio-
Ieu@e. ON his return home, LinTille Is
said 10 have told his wife that he feared
h- would be killed. When The news Of
his death was received by his wife yes
tartfav morning. she simply cried: Ny
Cod. Z knew they would XIII him.
After tlte inquest Mrs Liuvillc appeal
ed to Lieutenant Flynn, Of the Central
detail. 20 assist her in securing warrants
for the arrests OF two men whose names
the police are Withholding Lieutenant
andy Tohan, of the Central station, de-
tailed two detectives to run down such
Information and clues as are offered boy.
Mrs. LinviIIe and her family
At the time OF firing the fatal shot
Iinviile was surrounded by other en-
rloyes Of the bank. all busy preparing
papers and accounts for the day. None
saw him with the revolver
Iinvjile was forty-three years old and
was 5he father Of three children. He liy-
I'd at ~ Southwestern Avenue. For two
years LiDviue had been in the employ 0f
the Union Trust Company in the cspac:-
. the bank
Immediately after the body had been
removed 10 R0lstGu's undertaking rooms.
- Adams Street. a hurried Investigation
Of the dead mans accounts was made.
The accounts. however, We're found 10 be
correct \ large sum of money and val
uaile papers We're on his desk.
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DR.. Bulls Cough
Cures 4 cough or cold at once.
Conquers Group bronchitis. EgUsb
grippe aud CollslIIl E1tioIl. sc. =
DIED.

ZBlNERNAS-0n Thursday March 81 az 1905
D. lu. ALFRED JLRICH beloved son ef Iy-erh
" and Amelia Zimmerman tlee BAND, age seven
years and three months
Funeral IRON his parents residence. G-S - st
nv, sunday March ., st : O'Clock p. m. R-la-
tires and friends respectfully invited &c attend.
e22-2
MECKEL-On Thursday. March q. 1901. after
g brief illness ANNE II NEJkEL. nee Rupert
beloved wife OF AicoI-us Nickel, aged o-ty-tbres
years.
sherman and Grant Avenues northwest ou s1tur-
dav March D, 1t s:45 a. H. Requiem mass 1T
81 Nsrys Church $50 Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. Integmtut at
ST. blary's Cemetery. MI
MeELFRESH-On Thursday March o. 1901 az
l,45 a. m. GEORGE W. beloved husband of
Georgiaua McEif-esh. aged sixty years and eight
months.
Funeral SUNDAY. March -. al . o'clock. from
residence. 81 Aass. axe. MS. Friends ami rela-
dives Invited e2l-3
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
The Schedule cf the NashinSton
Tenn Cor I!.t. Sr.rnrner


PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-The Amer
lean League baseball schedule was finally
adopted last night Conflicts il Ros-
ton. Philadelphia, and Chicago were un-
ayoidabie bat the number in Boston was
increased beyond all expectation There
VIII be twenty-five. possibly twenty-five
cOnrictius dates at the Hub
The American League people ace conf
dent that they viii have the call in Ros-
ton and maintain that the National peo-
rIe VIII be she greater sufferers by the
clash IN dates There viii be only ten
conflicting dates in PHILADELPHIA and
about fifteen IN Chicago The Washing
ton club VIII play as follows
Al Ho,re-Wilh Ailraulee-Jnc 81. % - ..
ChicaSo-June =, : 10. H. August - 20 2I-
September p, =, - With Dcrroft-Jtne y.
Il, ls. 90; August %. Is, j.; September y. >.
%. With tievciaud-June l.. Is, Il. IS; Au-
gust 20, p. -, september % y - With
Bozton-Nay 3, :, &. :; June =. .. y; Scptembcr
H. y. ~. With BalJim0re-April ~ 30: Nav
!, =; fuly 81. l". H. August y. IS. H. Viii
Pnilsdelphia-Asy IL. J., Is p; July J. ,. 3:
August : 9. 10
Abroad 40 Milwaukee Nav -. 20. 81. june I.
July p. = -. September :. : p At Chicago
june .. 3, T. ., july -, -, %; September T.
5. o. At Dctroit-May -, % -. -: july ~
p. -. -; july 20 -. -: August - 30 81
Al Bo-ton-Aiay H. y a, H.; July ;. Is. =: Sep
tsInber IT, H. TO- Al BalJmore-Nav 5. q
10; June %; July u. -. 10; August l. > 3.
At ptda--tITi p, -, 20 p; July 5,
:, 4; August - C. =
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POLICE UN1FoBm CONTRACTS.
Protest Entered by the Business
ften,. a.eocfntfen nf TIis Citx.


The business Mems Association held q
largely attended meeting at EIks- Hail
last night Vice President y. T. lGp-In
Johnson occupied The chair. and Score
t4ry Barry EulEIey kept the records.
A petition from the East Washington
Citizens Association on the improvement
OF the parks and spaces III the city was
referred 10 the Committee on Parks
Conrad II Syrne counsel for the asso-
citation offered thc following resolution.
which was adopted
Resolved that the business Mems As
ISOLATION most earnestly protests against
the action OF the committee OF The police
force in awarding tl- contract for the
uniforms for the District OF Columbia po-
lice 10 q nonresident firm. when the Che
- o. Moran Company, q Washington bid
der and q firm Of tht HrsI standing and
financial Responsibilities, had submitted Th4
lowest bid offered. AID - Il further
Resolved that the special committee Of
the association heretofore appointed be-
continued, with fun power to enquire bv
y hat met bod the committee Of The police
force Is appointed. whether il IN fact
represents the wishes of n majority Of
the police, and upon what reasons the ac-
u0u OF the police coumitJee, in its dis
founded
The Committee on Water Supply ana
Filtration WAS instructed 10 prepare q re-
port on supply "f better and purer va
ter
B. II. Warner made a brief address in
which he advocated the establishing of
manufacturing interests in this city. He
said that winnie IhsS- IN the erugIgyEleut
Of the Government are al intelligent and
large part Of the population. they are =
dead load on the city. being of no tiuau-
cial aid To tile city proper
Dr. j. Percy Kicking spoke OF the
work Of the epIHwlJIe" on reclamation OF
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AUCTION SALES.

ENECU TIVE OFFICE. Commissioners OF the Dis
+riyr 81 Columbia Washington. March T. 1901.
Notice : hereby given that ON SATURDAY
MARCH > 1901, the right 20 establish fish
UaarveS or decks in the City Of Washington viii
be sold by public auction. for the term ot one
year from March / 1901. ar 3 O'Clock D. m on
b Street. between Se9enth and Ninth streets in
front Of the Washington market. all tights and
privileges granted OF allowed by the laws OF tin
Corporation OF Washington. and wharf OF docs
shall be deemed eligible unless situated at come
puIut on the north side o. tie Potomac River OF
the Eastern Branch, between Eleventh Street east
and FourteeaJh Street west Terms: One hundred
dollars 10 be paid the day Of the sale and the
sCsidue 10 be pdid within Eve days from the day
oi sale. BY order Of the Board " Commission
crs Of the D. c. HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND
sicHers. D. c eI2-I0. exS
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Iron,vorl,ers' pay Reduced.

The State Department is in receipt Of
a communication from Mr.. IIaIstead.
United States Consul 1t Birmingham.
England, saying that in view of the gen
eral depression IN the British iron trade.
II is announced that the employees Of the
Derby Iron Works Company have ACCEPT
Cd reduction in wages Of - cents this
being. the birmingham Daily Mill saws.
stHd-lD per cent reduction. respectively
for furnace men and iabOrars I'll IS M,
understanding adds Mr. Ifalstead. that
wages IN all branches Of the British Iron
industry have been higher the last year
ard half than ever before"
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TnxnbIe Pns-age Ticket.

Commissioner Yerkes. OF the Internal
revenue Bureau. in answer to requests
from Charles II. Treat. Collector of inter
nal revenue at New York decided that
passage tickets from the United States
To foreign ports issued before July l. 1901
though for sailing after that date are
LLNahIa uuder The law now IN fore