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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
The Buyers-Nev style.
New York Sun.


A well-known headline in various news
Papers from time to time is buyers In
town" 1t refers commonly to dry goods
men, agents who come to purchase wares
for business houses in distant parts of tie
country. These distinguished citizens
however, must for this particular period.
yield the front of the stage to buyers OF
another class-capitalists. big and little,
who have come to town to buy stocks.
Our capitalist visitors have crowded the
railroads, and filled the hotels and swarmed
III the brokers' offices. And they have
bought goods TO a value that would nor
pass through the dry goods houses in many,
many years
They came here in the great spirits ard
with the bullying purses and ambitions
that are bred of general prosperity. They
are having. or have had. what might prop
erly De called a gorgeous time. New York
was never merrier the swim Of ii more
voluminous and swift. or the push" more
pressing. Some of them will go home
richer if not happier than when they
came But. alas. the adversely of the Wall
street market of yesterday and of possibly
some days still to come, will probably send
some home with the lesson that that pur-
suit of wealth that outruns an adequate
working capital is often disastrous. But
even those may be happy yet.
The names of these special buyers are
too numerous TO mention. When their Pc
culiar season is over, the news of buyers
in town will apply to the dry goods men
and their colleagues as of yore.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09

chiefly in car works. to blow foreign OBJ
jects out of their sand molds for wheels.
The smaller size is the well-known fireside
bellows. Many of these are now sold to per-
sons who say they want them because
mother used TO have them" They are also
in demand as studio or den" decorations.
and for homes where the open wood fire is
still cherished.
The familiar bellows is still applied to
many miscellaneous uses. Besides black
smith and foundry bellows the organ bel
lows has a large field Hand bellows go
into printing offices. to blow dust from the
type: postofiices use them TO clear dust out
of pigeon holes; the jeweler operates his
sand pipe by means of a bellows: florists
have special bellows made with nozzle
TO receive insect powder. TO be blown on
roses and other plants; they are also used
TO clean organs and pianos. to distend bal
looms and 10 initiate kid glove fingers BY
the crafty use of the bellows curious and
mysterious effects have been produced In
shooting galleries the man who makes a
center shot also plays a tune behind the
target. This result is achieved by an in
genious arrangement of musical bellows
with valves differently placed for control
of air power. Twenty-Five years ago in New
Albany. stationary engine was exhibited.
constructed of glass. and its owner claimed
that IL was operated by steam; hot water
and steam were 10 be seen trickling through
the various portions OF this remarkable
glass machine. The huge bellows. however.
with which this mechanical fak.r forced
cold water through his hot-air engine got
out of good working order. and having 10
call I'm the local bpIiOUs-maker for renafrs
exploded the secret. In the matter OF reno
waiting bellows the New Albany shop holds
the field. as. In the three falls cities no
other hand worker at bellows is 10 be found
A legend exists In the making OF bellows
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
Language to Remember.

New York Marine Journal.
by the red-headed god Of war I'll have
that book If have TO sell my side
combs
The mermaid was reading hastily. almost
breathiessly. the advance sheets of Eight
ing Bob" Evans's book.
I'll bet there's a shudder in every line. "
The timid creature was recalling with "A
sort of ecstasy how the torrid language of
Captain Evans. standing god-like and ter
ribe on the deck OF the Yorktown in VAL
paraisO harbor. held the whole Chilean
navy in awe and sent the mermaids in hid
ing for three whole days under the ledge
of coral reef
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09

that IL small. very bad boy could be
caught and nailed up in pair of big bel
lows. he could work the inner valve, and
so save the blacksmith's strong arm. The
New Albany bellows shop-door opens on
green common, and the bellows makers
hours for toll are protected by this legend.
for the irrepressible small boy hops up and
down at a safe distance. derisively shout
ing: "Ah, ha. You don't get mel You don't
get me- EMMA CARLETON.
New Albany lime l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
Thoughtful Men.

Philadelphia Record.
Mrs. Innocence (finding poker chips in her
husbands pockets)-Dear me. isn't George
too thoughtful for anything, | told him TO
buy something TO amuse the baby. and here
he has brought home those pretty colored
disks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09

gently published work, The Ascent OF
Man. with the airs of n discoverer and
with tie tone of supreme authority, sets
cut 10 instruct me and other evolutionists
the factor OF social evolution
which We have ignored-altruism-"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
Nm oaS Ymblifunl.

Die ,Sreie 8reile" bat iiber 400
etablirte Neenturen inn Staate, miro
an iiber 700 8oitofficen perlanbt, uno
bat cine groBe 8erbreituna in Der
@abbar= &epubtif Meritp, I'M Snbiaz
ner=9erritpriutn unb Oflabpma.
Sbr girfulatiuns=@e in geros
erltredt fi6 pon @olpefton biz binauf
1a6 0enllDn, pDn Wariban i'm Often
Bis nab 81 HalD i'm fernen Weiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitoeritdnolib NIT be-
lonhers sablrei6en 2eiern bas bidt=
beiiebelte Mittel=T Teras u,b ben Siio=
peiten Elm.
9rei &eifenSe iinb beftdnbig, iabrs
elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes glat=
teS iti1tertpegs uno fiibren bemielben
i'm 8erein ttit unleren riibrieen 2p=
ea Ieenten fDrttpdbreno mere 2e=
fer 81
Sn Nnbetradt bieler Ibatiaben lit
Die ,5reie Breiie". NOD es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8ep0lferung gu
erreicben, baS bette glnseise Wses
Dtitm i'm gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

5nnbe i'm 8rieftafte n.
Wa5 in ben 8rieffGiten ber beutfden
Het9spoft gsfunben pirb, bapon ae,,=
gen Die in ben einaelnen poitGmtern anz
geidlagenen 2lufforberungen, bte
nSunbe" tnnerbalb elmer 6eatmmten
Jriit ab5ubolen, oa fie ionit gu 9unften
oes ppftftsfus berfteieert fperben. seSn
Der bnnten Reibe Der nerfebentlih in
ben &aften geratbenen @eaen5tGnbe
feben beaiigli9fbres Wertbes in srfter
2tnie -Rtnge. insbeionbere Srourinoe
bic, penn iie re9t loie iiBen, lei9t abs
geitrsift tperben, lpenn man su tief in
ben 8rieffditen binein9reiff. 91d
9anbf9ube, 9alstiider, Sal 6entii9er,
9eloftiide, unsebrau9te Marfen, Wed]s
iel, 2oofe, Qutttunsen, Me9nunaert.
Sdrtftitiide aller Dirt, bro{9irte 8iz
4er tperben unter ben 8riefen aefunben.
Re9t bdufig finbet man i'm 8rieftaiten
au9 S4liifel, namentli9 SausidIiifz
tel. Odbet tit gana BON ben @a6en OBJ
geie6en, ipelhe bon unniiben Sdnben
abiidtlih in Die 8rieftditen aeiporfen
iDerben, fpie @trei4bolsfdo6teln, Bier
ftl3e linb beralei9en,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the F'RE1E
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
ITO 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 Ell
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.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
@sulauss unS pes stuetDsfDs.

Dos 8eftdnbnib bes M1orbbuben
2eon G5olgos3, baB er f9on am Sage
bor Dem Ittentate ouf prdIibent Mcs
Stnlep Die @bfidbt bate, ben DrGiibenz
ten nieber5ufdieben, ftnbet eine merit
tplrotge getrdftigung bur9 betpeeli9e
Btleer, bte pd6renb bet leBten Rebe
oes prdfibenten am Sage bor feiner
@rmorbung fir ein 8inetpftop aufaez
rommen tpurben. 2uf ben 8ilbe fiebi
man prdfibent McainleD unb feline
9atttn anf bte plottForm suI9reiten.
yta9bem Der prdiibent feline sSralt nad
oem fitr tie referpirten @iB geleitet bat,
orebt er ft9 nod ber Ii6 brdngenben
nnb ftoBenben Menee, Don Der sSeber 70
ttdhe als moglf6 beranaufomn1en perz
tu4t. I'm. s}n bem Moment, ols Der
prditbent 5u fpre9en beginnt, fiebt man
etnen Mann, Der ii9 bura bic bibteee
6rangten Menf f9enmaFen einen Wea
babnt. Radf@tslos queti6t er ii6, in
Dem 8ettreben, mDglidit nabe 6eron su
tommen, iiberaa burd unb erregt bielz
fad Qerser unb WerbruB. gei benz
Werin4, einige 2eute. bic i'm in feinem
Worbaben oufbalten ipollen, BON iid
abaniaitteln. brebt er gum eriten Wale
bem Qpparat bas 9eii9t gu. Gs ift
obne 3peifel 2eon GaoIgos5. -zgeur
etnen @ugenblid itebt er fin, bann
brdngt er pieber por. Ser Mpporot
stbt {eine 8etpeeuneen Bis in's fleinfte
Detail tpteber. @r eelanst bis bi9t an
ben 9tono beran. ouf benz ber prGfz
bent ftebt unb fpri9t. Wieber orebt
sr it9 um. 0iesmol iiebt er fpilb unb
erregt aus. @r bat ii9 ben Sut tief
ing 8efi4t gsbriidt, lit ober BET elmer
9ebnng bes &opfes beutli9 3u erfenz
men, Giniee Setunben itarrt er auf
bic Mense, als penn er Semunb iu6e
ober ouf ein Signal iparte. Gr lit n,lr
tpenige SUB bonn prdIibenten entfernt
unb bate, ipie er fpdter felbft sugab,
1etne f3urfif9e 9bat Idon hamals
ppllfihren f0nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
Sin tii6iid,er 0fnfou.

&iir5ltb tpurbe auf SIS. Collier
BON gberofee, SDma, ein Infau ge=
mabt, Der BON ieinen Nieren aus
eing uno INN Elm tueni9es einen tDotz
li9en Iusgana eebabt bdtte. Ct
befam befttge Rufenl6mersen unb
fDnnte ii6 nibt obne Sbmeraen
biifen, mod obne in Siiien eingez
padt gu iein, iiben. &ein Mittel
peribaffte ibn 2inoerune, biz er
feline 3uflubt gu Electric Bitters
nobn, oas cine iolhe @enbune it,
leinem 3uftanbe beruurrief, baB er
i9rieb, er fiible li6 tpie neugeboren.
9ieie tpunoerbare Weoistn beilt
&iifenibmeraen unb geierenleiben,
reiniat bas Blut uno ftdrft bas gam
&c Spiten. Sour so Gents. 8u
baben BEL: s. &alteper & Sobn,
@eo. S. S. Shmitt, @ieenthr. lnb
80. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
Weraeiienc gparfafiebiid,er.

Gin pariier 8latt ibreibt bteriiber:
alls Nnfang aler Metsbeit gilt BET uns
getpDbnlt6 bic grperbung etnes @porz
tafenbu9es. 8orit9ttge gltern ffotz
ten ibre atnber bonlit aug, bepor iie
ielbit tire SABINE baben, unb Der quite
arbetter perf9offt fi9 eins nit ietnem
eriten @erbienit, I'M it9 etne Silfe BET
f9leaten Soeen gu fidern. Waan fdnn
nlfo iasen. baB tpir 91le ein @pars
faffenbu9 baben, gebabt baben ober
baben tperben. @s 1T beute Der Getif9,
ben alIe Gran5ofen eiferfiinttg bitten
Wte 1T BET biefer @adlase aber bic
26atfa4e gu oeriteben. bab 10 auBerz
orbentlt6 piele 8ranspien pergeFen,
tire Sparetnlagen suriid5uSieben, unb
iie TIM Stih laTen. Mtan i9iittle ntht
unsldubig ben aopf. Gs eibt in
Grantreih Mdnner unb lrdnen, bic
bic lobenspertbe Gnereie boben, Elm
fol4es Bidletn gu ertperben, jeben
Monat lire grfparntife bort eintroaen
5u lufen, unb bic bann efres lbDnen
Sases pergeTen, gu benz 8ureau 8u@
riid5ufebren, gu ben ite porber nit ge>
re9tem @tol5 geptlsert tparen. DaB
Bel ieber 2otterie gliidli9e @etpinner
ibre Genuine ni9t einforbern, lGbt ffd6
ertldren: iie baben einfa9 ibre Qoofe
perloren. Mber ipesbalb bic 2eute ibre
mihfdm aemdmten GrfparntfTe pers
famdben, lit nidt re9t einanIe6en.
Stnb iie seitorben? Stnb fie pl0Blih
reid getporben2 Sinb fie perriidt ees
porben9 9aben fie fromm ouf bie
Sitter biefer Welt beraiAtet2 9ebeimz
-niB!-Die 9eripaltuns bat unldneit
bie 2tite Der i'm Sabre 1871 pretssegez
benen SparfaKenbii9er per0ffentli9t.
@s finb genau 14.473. bie 694,876
6ranes Ct genttmes reprdfentiren, bic
pdbrenD bes Sohres 1871 In 372 Rofs
len ni4t reflamirt tpurben. Wenn
@nbe bes ndhften DECEMBER bic Der
idbrungsfrift abseldufen iein pirb, 70
fallen tie bem Jistus onbetm, Der 10 ein
gldnaenbes unb ,niibeloles @ef9Gft
ma9t. SIN Dorisen Sabre mar bie Der
idbrung bel 22,639 Sporfafenbn4ern
einsetreten. Die 9erDffentli9uns Der
2iften 1T eine lebte Mnitrengung, Inn
bte slet4giltigen 8eiiber aufmerfidm
gu MAIDEN, aber es erfolgen barolfbin
TAFT ntemdls Reflamottonen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

Meni I @enfreifer eng
Lamb. !" Gus 9omburg, 9e1en@Rafz
Tau, iHreibt elm Getpdbrsmann: Dor
etntgen Weonaten bate elmer meiner
9onooner 5reunbe ourd eine 8efannte
eth Dienitmao6en i'm babiihen 2anbe
mietben laien. 2lls bos Mdb9en OBJ
retien follte, tpiberfebts iib plDbli6 bic
Wsnttsr bieiem 8orbuben, neil iie se-
Bort babe, es sGbe in Gnslanb Mene
i9enfrefer. unb ibre So9ter Isi nod
Dbenbrein yiebr rllnb unb appetitli4.1
Dos Wdb6en perblieb alfo au 9aufs.
Us tpurbe nun elm onberes WGb9en
engagirt. 9tber aud bier piberfebte
Il9 i'm enti8eibenben Moment bic
Wtntter; ia" ia9te bis{A nlpsnn's
4mertta ipdre, ober GnglaS ii9t bod
gar gu ipeii!" glun melbete fi6 Elm.
brittle: tie Isi, tpie iie fagte, 3tpar epilep>
ttf6 lno nit ionitisen @ebre9en Be-
haftst, dber iie babe geb0rt. bds eng
lllGe Hlimd lei out fir 1olhe lIebel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
satarrb fann uid,t furirt merseu

0llrb locale NppcatiOncr, ba e ben Sit Der Granf=
belt nidt erreiden tonnen. &atarr6 1T cine 8lut
ooer Contributions &rontbeit, uno Inn lie 3u belert,
muBt Sbr innerlibe Speilmittel nebmen, 6au's
auf Oas glut uuo Die i6leimige Sberild6e. 6olPs
6atarrb=Ssur lit teine Nuaflalber Weoi,in. Sic
wuroe eit Sobren bon einem Der beten aerse bieies
9anoes ocrurouet uuO 1T elm re9elmdBiaes &ecept.
Sic 6eftebt aus ben beten betannten &onca, Der
bnuoen NIT ben beiten 8lutreinieuugsmitteln bic
tommene 8erbtnoune Der amei geftanotbeile 1T Is.
mas Iold punoerpolle Gelultate bei Der 6eiluna
bon aatarrb berpofbrin9t. eobt Gud 3eueuiIie
umlonft i6iden.
s. $. @benep & Co., 6oleoo, Ohio
ss- gertanft bon alien Npotbeteru, Yreis Is
Gents Die Glai6e.
Snn's JamiIien 9iaen iino bic beffeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
Glonocroft, gfeu=Wierito.

gSer ben Spmmer anaenebm gu
Derbrin9en eeoentt, Der reiie nit Der
9eras & Bacific 8abn nab benz
5000 SUB iiber. Dem Weeresipieael
in ben SaframentD Bergen ITO
Meilen norbtpeltli6 bon @l Baiu
aeleeenen GlouocrDft, sc. Sc. Sor=
aii9li6es 6otel, quite Slide, Gang
paoillon, Tennis unb @olfipielpldbe
&c. &eine geiunoe 2uft. 9edberes
81 erfragen bel
6. IS. 3urner,
General Baiia9ierz unb 3idet=Igent,
Dallas. 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
9rat In aliihennc Sphler,.

rNls &ino nerbrannte i6 mir
i6redlib ben Sui" ihreibt IS. $.
CABS BON Sonesoille, 2a., unter oei=
len Jol9en id 80 Sabre lang 81 lei'
ben batte, uno nur sBuclens Arni-
ca Salve beilte mid, nadoem allies
anoere feinen @rfolg bate. 0as
Bette fiir 8ranb= uno S6nitts@unz
ben, pffene @unoen, Shrammen &c.
8u baben Bel s. &alteper & Sobn,
9ep. S. S. Sbmitt, @ieentbr. uno
80. 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

Peter Der @roBs.in Reims.
MnlGBli9 bes 8e9u9es bes RatIers
Ntfolaus In Meims pirb tn Crime
rung gebradt, bab peter ber @robe i'm
Sabre 1717 Reims auf Der Reile bon
paris na9 Spa beriibrte unb beii4s
ttgte. @he er NIT fetnem @efolae bic
@tabt betrat, nobm Der &aifer an
etnem bon Der Stabt seriiiteten Mable
tbeil, BET benz feds @9inten, bte suz
fammen SO gfunb tpogen, unb feds
grobe Wilbpretpafteten beraebrt, atpei
groBe SAB 8ier, Elm SOB Wetn unb
feds Jlaf9en 8ranntfnetn getrnnfen
tpurben. Die Stabt bate ii9 gu bem
@mpfange Des fremben Monar9en see
fhmiidt, bic Snnunsen tpo[lten fin
feierli4 besriiben. ber grabif9of bate
tn feinem Dalaft erobe Worbereitunsen
gefroffen, aber bas mar alles perqebz
lt4e Miibe peter Der Grobe mar gee
tommen, um bic hsilise 4mpulla in
SaintzHemi gu feben, NIT beren Oel
ote 20ntge BON Granfrei9 ge5albt tnurz
ben. Der grabif4of muBte ii6 na9
Der Ibteitir9e beniiben unb bem Soft
bos foftbare fleine @efdb seigen. Gr
berlangte, bab man bic MmpulIa auf=
mode, unb ipurbe ungebulbis, als man
ibm faste, bic Sdliifel ieien ni8t 5ur
Steae. gr beitanb barauf, bob man
tie bole, madte t,15ipii9en einen Befu9
IN elmer anberen &ir9e unb fam auz
rid, i'm nit GROCER 36eilnabme Der
Seffnuns bes @efdBes bei5nipobnen,
osi1sn Del ii9 ipunberbarer @eife ftets
BON fe1bit erneuern fon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03
Sn ner s26he mn Gnnnn

- Sn Der gtabe BON Sagan in
SbleIten tpuroe Der 6Driter &erfd
i'm @aloe BON 5ebn Wilobieben on=
eeerifen. @r iebte iib aber CUR
@ebre, tDotete 5tuei uno pertpunoete
brei, tpDrauf Die iibri9en entflDben.
gr ielbit fam nit elmer 5iemlib leib=
ten 8erpunoun9 oapOn.
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Griber Brothers

baben cine tuoblaiiurtirte glusla9e
BON @olo= uno Silbertpaaren aller
Nrt, 9iamanten, eSancp Irtifeln,
uno oertaufen Sllles su raiionablen
Breiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

5reb. Staffel, 33l @ait gom'
merce StraBe. sSeloz unb @arten,
Sdmereien ftets frild. 8inter 9urf
Oats. &oegen uno @erite fiir Wln'
ter Stature. Pratts Food fiir Bferoe,
Riibe uro 6abner. 9as bette Wtittel,
nm 6ubner leqen su mohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

- 8onsert! &onsert! 8onsert!
IN 9 bDl5' Balmen@@arten abenos
sSrei 4on3erte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-03

9tarrbDe nnb Ma8en 3rampfe
ueroen iofort eebelt our6 Or, Sieoerts edten I'M
portiuieu Nuaptura =gitters.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

gree vouched for by the best
known aparists of Italy. There
were 200 hives or stands in the
paid. for the Southern PacIiir diI nos
know then that Mr.. Cox would one
time be one of it's chief attorneys. and
beside the bee industry in the Salt
River valley was looked upon as IN
experiment quite distinct from the
railroad business,
The bees were landed at Maricopa
and were To be hauled across to Phoe-
nix in wagons. On the arrival OF the
train at Marcopa the agent could not
be found. Mr.. Cox knew the bees Were
tired and wanted to str etch their legs.
III e opened the car and had the hives
carried about a half mile from the sta
ton. He opened them and the bses
swarmed out hot hungry and looking
for revenge. On his return to the sta
tion Mr. Cox found the agent. who was
only little 'ess angry than the bees,
because they had been irreguarly re-
moved from the car, Mr. Cox Ieminde /
him that the freight had been pre-
paid. THAT doesn't make any differ
tll'Ns EAlu tue dStllis bu van
into car and take things out without
the consent of the company. We go.
to do things according to rule. I'm GO
ing u have them bees back here and
deliver them in regular order | don't
know who you are. Anybody else had
as much right To break into that car
as you had"
Mr.. Cox asmitt d his error, aud tax
ing the agent almost w.thin range OF
the hives, to go within 200 yards of
which would have been death. he said.
There they arr, you take en- bl k
and put EN- into the car and then IN
take m out according II regular
form
The righteousness Of this suicidal
proposition was perceived by the agent.
who broke into a laugh and said "Oh.
He'll" That night when the b,es re-
tired, they were boxed up ana trans
port d 10 Phoenix. where they lived
happily ever afterward and begat
children.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
A WOMAN's NARROW ESCAPE
One Almost Internationally Commit
ted Bigamy in Phoenix.

The other day a good looking young
priest of foreign. but indefinite ma
lionality, he spoke English SO correctly
and with 81 little accent, called at JUS
tice Burnetts office and laid a card
on his d SIX At TN top of the card
was the name Of man; Immediately
below was that of woman, and at
thu extreme lower right-hand corner
was the name of a man whose sur
name was the same as that OF the
woman.
"Thl, woman" said the priest. 'us5 d
to be'ong Ia this man tpointing at the
name on the bottom of the card; he
went away six years ago She has
never heard from him since and doesn't
know whether he Is alive or d ad. Now
sh wants 20 marry this man (pointing
To the name at the top). | started after
a license, but as | did not know the
laws of this country. ! asked a
lawyer lie told me they could marry,
but he advised m To come and see
YOU. Can | get lie nse and marry
them"
Certainly" said the justice; you
can get license and ylu can marrT
them. but it win be a little hard on the
woman
In what r spect?' asked the priest.
They could Immediately send her
Ia the psnitentiGyy." said tie justice.
He then explained what eyra many
lawyers are not aware Of, that there IS
I'm this territory no such thing as d
presumption o. death based m r5'y on
The disdpp,aIau,c Of persu7 not
afterwaUd h ard from, Such disap-
psarance may Ia good cause for di-
vorce and lays the foundation in pro-
bate court for administration against
AN estate. In some states. notably in
Colorado, a disappearancs for seven
years is an actual presumption Of
death for the purpose Of administering
upon an estate, but not for the purpose
Of the remar. iage Of surviving hus .
band CT wife.
The Colorado law does not seem u
bc a enable. AimoS. any ntan would
rather return af,-r long absence and
find his V'fC married again ,han -
find that his estat- had be legally
dissipated.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
THE FATHER OF BEES
The Career of Frank Cox as an
Apiarist

Frank Cox is better known as a
lawy than as an apiarist, yet in a
brief career in the latter capacity he
gave as eat promise Of success as ne
does now 81 becoming chic. Justice Of
tn United States supreme court. Air
Cox O, AIRED $1,000 with his b,es in a
single season in San Diego county. and
his fame was so spread abroad that
he Was overwhelmed Wi,li spiirltiti1n5
10 become the major dOmo OF all the
bee ranches in south IN California. lie
may be said to be IN father OF the
bees If the Sat River valley, There
were. it is tue. bees here before Ee
came, but tn y were Of an unre gistered
and monSgel variety. The bees brought
by Mr.. Cox We're the d scendants OF
those noble insects which swarmcd in
Campania, and still more remote de-
eudants of those still nober
insects which tlew over Hymettus
Every b"r imported by Mr.. cox was 4
blood "a one and had pedi-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

Lawn Fete at the Indian school Tues
day. Phoenix band. Admission csc.
including car fare and refreshments.