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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

! 1aben, unb als pb lie feinen belonoe=
rem @efalIer an ibrer Gufeabe fdn=
ben, bann cine lange, regellple @rp=
seiiiDn oft in @ruppen 1nei1tens Miit=
ter un6 &inoer; Die eine bate ibr
fleines &ino i'm Nrne, nebeil einer
anberen trDttete bas &;no einber, bas
&leto ober Die 6anb Der Wl1tter bal=
teno. ale niloe, traurig, emit. =.
Iue biz 81 ben &leinften trueen
cine &leiniofeit in Der 6ano,
mobl oas &pltbar1te pber bas
Seotbtpenbiglte, cine 8alierflai9e,
einen @aiierfeilel, Elm fleires
8unoel &leiber; bier uno ba cine
9aibe nit ein tpenie 2ebenslnitz
teln; cine olleinitebenoe Srau berste
etne &abe !. 5ebruar 81. Cine
Srau er3dblte mir beute, boB 1ie
unb ibre &inber atpei Gage lang
nab Stanoerton eeibleppt tpurben,
uD fie neun Gage perblieben; bann
reiiten tie einen Sag uno cine @a6t
int Dffenen &oblentpaeen obne 2e=
bensn1ittef uno fanben, als 1ie bier
anlaueten. Die nadten 3elte, feline
8etten, fein 8ettseue >. Sin pffi=
aielles Slftenitiitf, bas mir cine
5rau bradte, lit piellagenb. Sic
par auf ibrer 5arm, fern in Trans
paal, allein init bret &inoer, fein
ueiBer Wann in Der 9edbe; ibr @atte
I'M Selbe speibunoert Wteilen ent=
fernt uno fra1f. DaS Document
lautete: ugom 9umnanoanten.
SD mDbte Sbnen nabeleeen, baB es
iebr aneeseiet iit, iib obne Ser
s0gern 5lt ergeben. @enn Sic
iicb freitpillie iebt ereeben, merz
ben iie milbe bebanoelt uno
nlDglibertpeiie niht oepprtirt tper=
ben; nad geenbiaung bes &rie=
9es perben Sic gu Sbrer syrau unb
Sbrer SABINE auriidfebren ourfen.
Sd warne Sic, baB, tuenn Sic iib
nibt ergeben, in bierSebn Tagett
Sbre Sarm nerbrannt uno Sbr 8ieb
neggetrieben miro" Sin dbnlihe
Broflamatian tpurbe Der SblpeIter
oieler Srau uno bel elmer 9abbarin
gelaiien. Das 8ieb muroe iibrigens
weggetriebeu, bepor Der Iermin abge=
laufen mar. .3pDlf Gage nab @r=
laB Der proclamation tpurbe Der
Blab nieoergebranut.
SIN 2ager bel Durham befanoen
ii6 am 1. Mdr5 ungefdbr 5000 NIT
telDle Jrauen unb &inoer. gSenn
Die enaliIbe 8ebDroe berausbra1te,
oaB cine Srau mod ettpas beiaB, cnt=
5og man ibr Die Gatipnen. 9abei
waren bic 5rauen aesnuneen, in Dem
2ager gu leben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
asilliome1 ,pereen ,peaaeaebe,t.

Sc lit tnirflib cine @en1etbuung
fir oas 8ublifum, tpenn es BON Sc
inanoem bort, oaB er fih 1ibt l1eut
freiaebig GIT iein. Die giaentbii1ner
BON DIR. Kings New Discovery
(gegen 6hninblnbt, 0uiten unb
@fdltung), baben fbpn iiber 10,.=
600, 900 Strobe =Slal9en frei meege=
geben unb baben baburb bic 3ufrie=
benbeit erlanat, baB tonienoe BON
angeblib bDffnungslDien 5aaen ge=
beilt tporoen iino. = Gitbma, 8rDn=
9itis, 2a Grippe unb ale 6als=,
8ruit= un6 2unaen=2eioen tperben
burdl oefien Gnpenoung furirt,
@enoet @ub an S. &alteper &
Sobn, 9roguiiten. fir cine freie
BrDbe=Slaibe. Breis so Gts. unb
81. Seoe Slaihe tpiro aarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

@ub belfen? Sour @iner. gr, Def
len Namen mir Ile traaen, Der un=
lere Ssinoen getilat bat, Der uns ein
8eiipiel gab unb Der lebte, tpie mir
leben lDaten. WDge urier 6err llnb
S6Dpfer in gub n1oraliiben @rnlt
ertpefen, baB @uer Streben rein lein
unb guer Sinn erboben. 0ann
iperoet SIR gefeit iein eegen aae Ser
iu6ungen, oor Gllent aeeen gitelfeit
unb Reio.
Damn fDnnt ibr iinaen unb lagen:
r@ir Deutl6e fiirbten @ptt uno
ionit nidts in Der @elt". Damn tper=
ben mir Die Civilization in Der @elt
ausbreiten unb tb tperbe mein Iuge
in Srieben i6lieBen fDnuen. @enn
ib elm iDlbes Deutlblano utn metz
men Sobn geibaart lebe, bann fam
i6 fineen yDeutiblano, Deutiblano
iiber allies" Sn bieier @rtpartune
rnfe i6: Sod lebe Die llniperiitdt
80nnl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
@etraaeme Giieftem.

Gin beiteres &orfommniB tpiro
Dem 3u5erner gagblatt BON Der Boil
itation 8errieres beri1tet: Dprt fam
lebtbin elm WiiiiDnGr an, Der in
Siioanerifa cine tpiI1enlbaftli1e
Soribungsreiie unternonmen bate,
uno ieiner 8ateritaot 8alel aureiite.
Inter ieiner syabrbabe befano fi9
cine &iite, iebr alte Shdbel entbal=
teno, Die Der Sorlder in @rabitdtten
bon Batagoniett entoedt batte. Obne
tpeiteres flailirten Die idpeise=
ridden 8ollmddter biele tpertbppllen
9ofutnente in Die &atbeeprie tbie=
rilber &nohen uno berlaneten
ben GingangsSoQ bon 10 Gap-
pen per Bfunb. @ntriiitet iuhte
Der WtiiiiOndr ben @d1tern bes @e=
iebes Die groBe milieni9aftli6e 8e=
oeutllng bieier @ebeine flor gu na=
ben. Die 30ller spgen 1ib surud,
I'M ben Sall IN aller @urbe su be-
ratben, tporauf fuleenoes auf 3pu=
irei6eit lautenbe Bulletin ausgeitellt
puroe: n&iite nit S6dbeln ginbei=
nlll9er; idon getragene perl0nlibe
gffeften"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Die 1iterreifliid1e Ser

: 9ie 0lterreidiibe 8eeieruns
bat bem &ei6sratb cine @elebpDr.
laee unterbreitet. pelhe ben 8au
pon bier Camden in ben 5lusgebie=
ten Der 0Dnau, Der Molbau, Der
glbe uno Der Bei6iel be5pedt. Die
ganalbauten iullen i'm Sabre 1904
beginner uno i'm Sabre 1924 gum
IblbluB eebraht merben. BUR Be=
itreitung Der 8aufDlten big gum
Sabre 1912 ioQ cine Inleibe BON
250 WsilliDnen &rDnen oufgenpm=
men tuerben, Die nit 4 8rp5ent gu
uer5inien lit, uno Die Wtittel fir Die
,Sortfiibrung Der 8auten, lpenn
nDtbi9, ourb anoere 9lnleiben aufae=
brabt peroen. 8ei Der @inbrin=
eung Der Gorlage ia9te Der Brentier=
Miniiter pDn &perber, ct boffe, baB
Die nieorige &ate, 5u rpelber auf ben
proieftirten Camden &auimamseii=
ter tranSpprtirt tperoen tpiiroen, Der
oanieoerlieeenoen 2anomirtbi6aft
aufbelfen uno eS 9leibSeitig Der DIter=
rei6iihen Snoultrie, beiDnoers Der
3uderz uno Der 3ertilzS zSnoultrie, er=
leibtern tpitrbe, ben @ettbetperb NIT
ben ausldnbiiben @aaren aufauneb=
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

NerpDie Xemte, mnS IpldIe, bic am=
9eltrenqe SOpf Nrbet 5il tbun baben, tennen Den
Sortbeii. Der ibnen ous Dem Gjebraude pon Nr.
Siegert's An9oitura 9itters crlpddH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

ct. 8etersbureer Gprreippn=
oensen beri6ten jebt eine neue 9ar=
legung iiber ben 8rief, pelden @raf
9olitpi an ben @5aren aeri1tet bat.
9anab proteitirte 9olitoi eeeen Die
eetpaltlame llnterbriidung bes intel
leftuellen unb pulitiiben 5prtlhrit=
tes uno rietb Die 8efreiune Der
Vauern BON oeipptil1er 8ebanolung,
Die Beleitigun9 aller Der 9(uffldrune
geIebten Shranfen uno bas freie
8efenntniB ieoen @laubens an. Der
Vrief ihlieBt nit ben @prten: y0ie=
len Nppeu babe id, Sep 9olltDi,
nibt oils cine periDnli6e ueber5eu=
9ung geibrieben, lDnbern als Die
lleber5eugune BON Milionen. Die Der
ruiiii6en SEtelliaen5 angebDren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Smremframen ais @efamseme.

Die 2unoOner n9ailp 9eetps"
bringt Die Sagebubauf3eibnungen
zines Gngldnbers iiber feline Belu6e
in ben 2agern fir Die 8urenfrauen in
Sort @lisabetb unb in 8ietermarib=
burg. Sie 9lufaeibnunaen iino in
nlanber 6in1idt intere1iant. Die
Gerii6erungen bes &riegsminiiters
8rooerif, baB Die Burenfrauen frei=
uilIig ins 2ager fdmen unb iih i'm
Nugemeinen gang bebagli9 unb sus
frieoen befdnoen uno Die Bebaup=
tung, oaB Die Sarmen nur nieberge=
branut tpuroen, menn in benlelben
Waffen perborgen tparen Dber bern
Seinoe irgenopie 8Dribub eeleiitet
purbe, erbalten in oielen Nufseib=
nungen zines @ngldnoers eine merit
tpiirbiee 8eleubtung. 6ier einige
Nussiige aus bem Tagebub:
vDurban, Z. Jebruar 500. @ir
famen gu elmer &eibe BON 8elten
fir Die englii1en SDloaten auf elmer
Seite Der StraHe, unb 8erlbansun=
gen nit Stabelorabt auf Der anbern.
6inter bieien 8eriban5ungen laeen
stuei Dber orei &eiben roitieer 0iit=
ten aus @iien, gelegentlih aud 3elte
nit elm ober 5tpei gr0Beren @ebdu=
ben. ueberaI lief cine @in5dunune
BON Sta9elbrabt in betrdhtliber
0Dbe beruti1 unb an t1linbeItens brei
6eiten bes &iereds itanben Die
Shilbmacben init ibren @etpebren.
@ir famen gum Gingang. Gin 8o=
iten NIT aufgepflanatem 8ajpnett CAB
Elm 3eihen unb Elm Serseant err
ibien, Dem ih unieren BaB einbdn=
oigte. Die Oberin bes 2aaers
fiibrte uns in cine 6iitte. Die eiier=
men Wanbe tparen fabl; nur tpeniae
Stiible, aber Nahbarn lei6en tpillia
nno belfen audi nit &iiten aug. $50
Berionen leben innerbalb bieier
Orabtumsdunune; so babDn lino
Wliitter, 10 8erlDnen pou 8ilz
Dung uno bentittelt, Der 9ieIt 1T
puaitdnoia ntttteuos. Die phpIi=
iben Beoiirfniiie tperben 10 sienlib
befrieoiat, Sic baben &leibung, fir
eine Belt. Die Srage lit nur, tuie
in oiesem erspungenen WuBieoana
Der @eiit 9eiuno uno beibdftigt un6
frei BON 8riiten gebalten toerben
fann.
8ietermaribburg, II. eSebruar.
0ier tparen CUR Weibnabts5ett 1900
Beripnen, tpDppn 500 nah 6otuid
gel1ift tpurben. Dieles Qaaer mar
gu eroB. Sd CLAUDE peri1ieoene
&inber ftarben uno Der We1lel mar
nDtbig. -. Die Mabrltna lou friiber
unsureibeno aetpelen uno iebt beHer
iein; aber es lit erfi1tlib, nid]t int
tner tpie es iein ipllte unb faum ees
niigeno. .... Ia. 5ebruar. gSir be-
lubten mebrere .3elte. Gin after
| Wtann bate einen S1uBbriei fir
lelne Jarm befommen. ungefdbr
le9s Wfeilen tpeiter entfernt tuur6e
auf Der @iienbabnitrede DDnamit ae=
funoen; er tpuBte ni6ts bapon, aber
er unn lein @eib purben aus benz
0auS gefnbrt uno oieies in 8rono
geitedt. gielen sSrauen mar lire
aan5e ginribtune. ia i'm 8eIentlis
ben Nlles, mas iie batter, nit g(us=
nabme BON elm penie &leiouna, ubne
jeoe 0uittung uoer audi ttur einen
Weriu6 CUR @ntibdolaune funfisairt
tpDroen, neil ibre @atten poer S6bne
i'm 5elbe tuaren. Sn einieen 5allen
| 1T oas nit 5rauen 9elbeben, beren
Wdnner 0ber SDbne in geplon ua=
ren. =. Die Mabribt Fam, baf
neue @efangene eintrdfen; auerit Elm
paar Solooten, bic gutmiitbie aus=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Gin idareflidher Ylmsimlaa

am &opfe melner tleinen Iobter perz
tpanoelte Iib in ipeen. 'scald
head, ibreibt 6. 3. Ssbin pDn
Morganton, 9enn., yaber 8udlen' 8
Grnica Salbe beilte lie pDllftdnbie. "
Sic lit elm garantirtes Waittel eeeen
gc5ema, Setter, Iusi9lag, @unben
uno Sbranmen. Sour 25 Gent.
3u baben bel s. Salteper & Spbn,
Droguiiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
8leibt beinr "LOAE STAR" gier !!

Gletbt beim "L0NE STAR" 8ter
WfanMer idbtuarmt fir Srammtetuein.
Gpgnac aud rnS &nifebeim,
Wfanher lit nmr oanm bergmiigt,
SSsnm CT gSein sn trimfem frtest.
8eniekt Ct oieS int lteberflnB,
9anm fpnntt audi balb Der 1tebcrSrmR.
llnb c. iinft pun stmf' ST stnfe,
9Drt mitbt mebr bie 9Sarmnngsrmfe
Seiner sSremnbe, Die ba meimen,
g funtmt mitbts rams, beim Srannte.
tueiuen.
9ieber ioa CT 9Saifer trinfem,
Statt iDtpeit bimab5miimfen,
Sagltct) AIT Deriebieo'mem Stellen
Sellmer Doer 9Sirtb sn prellen.
Seidbt bic 9semeiiS eretlt ibn,
Mtam eriutid)t ibn unb perfeilt i'm,
lleber8iebt i'm baum bent 3itbter.
Ser ba trait bic 81ie,uitbter,
Sperrt ibn namn-p tueldbe Yeim!
4leidb fiir ein'ge Sage elm.
9laes S6ie fnmmt an's &idbt
Steber 2eier, thu es niebt!-
8leiSe ffets Sir eingebemf,
VSas 0eim Natipnalgetranf
Srinfe ileiRig LONE STAR Bier
ltnS 0m bait ben 9pbn oafiir,
Sleibft itets niidbterm mno geinmS;
Sbu' bies alien SreunSem fmmb!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Gin nprsiigliHer Srppfen,

bas lit bas einitimmise llrtbeil, tpelcbes
bas 8ublifum iiber bas TEXAS PRIDE
Der "San Antonio Brewing Associa-
ton" (gitb@8rauerei) 9efdllt fat. 0as
Sob oes neuen Bieres tuirb iiberou bin
nerfiinbet unb Die 8rauerei lit faum i'm
Stanbe. alle gluftrdse 10 prompt 5u file
len, tpie tie oies tpobt mb1bte. Die Ger
itellun9 bieles Bieres lit ein ShuB. ins
Sbparse, elm Sreffer, iuie er iueblae<
lun9ener nicbt iein fpunte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

- Wtit Sinterlaliune elmer Sbul-
oenlnolie bon 55 Miuionen Jranfen
erlboB iib in 8raila Der @etreibe=
Spetulant Gareuali, elmer Der beoeus
tenolten &ornbdnoler &un11niens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Wtabncfe @ptel Sar,
DIT SouitDn : StraBe.
gSm. Wsmtb, -. Gige,ttbiimer.

Dtan finoet bier elm uor5iiglibes
@las 8ier unierer beimil6en 8raue=
reien. 8elonoere Nnerfennune per>
oienen Die 8eine, Giearren, @biss
ties. 2iauDre &c. Oiele @irtbldaft
erfreut iih oes auseeseibneten Jiu=
fes. 81 ben aneenebmlten gufentz
baltsorten Der Stabt au sablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30
Grfllrliouen Der s. & q. M.=8abu


Rad sam Ssramctseo, Gat., BPM
Is. Bis q. Suli: Epworth League Con
vention.
Rad WempbiS, Gent, bonn %.
bis 30. Mai: l3uiammenfnnft Der nereinia-
ten cDnf6oerirten 8eteranen.
2tttIe NoG, 2lrf., ppm 16. bis %.
@eai: General Assembly Presbyterian
Church.
Rad Saaas, Ser., POM 30. april
bis 2. Mai; Federation of Womens
Clubs.
Sir obiee Grturiionen iinb iebr nie~
oriae Staten anseiebt noroen. gSeset
ginselbeiten, bes9l. Staten, Serfoufstage,
@lltigfeitsbauer, Sabrseiten &C., tuenoe
man iib an ben ndrbiten N9enten Der s..
& 9. I.s8abn, poer lebreibe an
8. s. Yriee, O. g. & Z. g.,
Yaleitine Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-30

= DAB elmer fein @iel lit, merit
man oft erit, wenn man auf ibm rei=
ten min.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

grv districts. several pessUns besnR
killed and fnjared and May houses
destroyed
The steamship LaeAhia sent = wire
less message to New Tork Aug i7th
when so miles from that port
TIE police q Dawson are accused OF
cruelty. q is said that a Traveller vas
strung Up By the wrists there recently
The end q the big steel strike nay
Be near President ShaEer says an
honorable peace viii so0n De arrzng-
ed.
French grain importers are prepar-
ing 70 supply the deficiency Of the
French harvest from the United
States.
In Z political scandal concerning
Egypt. 3 big brfbe Is said % have been
paid the English Liberals 20 abandon
their policy
Camille saint-Saens. the French
composer OF music. has been made a
knight OF the Order OF Merit by En-
peror William
The Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company has been established AZ last.
the organization Of the salmon trust
being complete.
A disastrous Ere has stopped all
railroad traffic near Truckee. Neva-
"a. the snOwsheds having been de
stroyed. Aug 2lst
A magnetic observatory Is to be
built al Sitka. The deviation Of the
magnetic pole from the true north Is
10 be accurately defined
Heavy property loss on the Gull
coast Is due TO a terrific hurricane
Much anxiety Is felt as 70 the fate OF
the people along the shore.
A German vbo embezzled q large
sum in his native country has been
arrested in Milwaukee, after being
persued through many countries
Mary Anderson-Navarro attended q
bazaar Aug 2lst given by Lady Elchc
In wickhamford to raise funds TO re
store one OF the oldest churches in
England
Kitchener. reporting on South Afri
| can war affairs. says there are thir
teen thousand Beers under arms and &
large number OF British troops ar'
still necessary.
| The president of the University o
Chicago. DR.. Harper. has been pre-
scented with the decoration of tbs
French order OF the Legion of Homo
by President Loubet.
The editor Of the London Globe wal
reprimanded on the 18th inst in th'
House of Commons for accusing Ma
tionaiist members Of corruption il
connection with private bin legisla
ton.
The steamer City Of Golconda cap
sized at Cottonwood bar, near Padu
cab. Kentucky. on the 18th. instant
Between IL and % persons lost thei
lives. The accident Is supposed t
have. been due 20 carelessness
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
THE JAPANESE MINISTER
MAY FORMALLY PROTEST

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-Minister
Takahira Of Japan has received a copy
Of resolutions recently adopted at a
mass meeting of the Japanese resi-
dents of Honolulu, protesting against
the alleged action of DR.. l. T. Cofer,
United States Quarantine Officer at
that port, in subjecting S. Okabe. the
Japanese Vice-Consul at Honolulu. and
his wife to physical examination up
on their arrival there on July 18th.
At the Japanese Legation today it
was stated that as yet no formal rep
reservations have been made TO this
Government The communication
from Honolulu asked that the matter
be brought to the attention of Presi-
dent Mckinley and the United States
Senate and House of representatives.
II is thought here that the request
was put in this shape because Of the
unfamiliarity of the usual procedure
in such cases. The Japanese Consul
General at Honolulu also was supplied
with the resolutions and forwarded
these, together with other details of
the occurrence. to his Government.
Therefore. Minister Takahira probably
will await instructions from Japan be-
fore bringing the matter to the State
Department, or otherwise presenting
il officially.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVING
FROM THE COAST

From San Francisco, per o. s. S.
Sonoma, Aug. 2S.-W. NJ Giffard, S. B.
Rose. A. H. Lengstack. P. L Hume
II. NJ Lull. H. F. Sturtevant, R. N.
Halstead, s. B. Dixon. Mrs. Beerguer.
Miss |. Rice, G. Ledley. G.. Lehner. C.
C. Hopkins. K. S. Gjerdrum. Mrs. and
Miss Mckinley. Miss II. Needham, A
F. Searle. Mrs. !. Peterson. Ftske
Warren. S. Lopez. c. L. Argues. d. H.
Lewis. Miss B. H. Frost, Miss N. Hol-
den. Mrs. A. Ordway. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Dat, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ R. Higgins, Mr..
and Mrs. Abel and child. H. F. Dutton,
]. F. Colburn. Miss F. Hamburg, Miss
Adau Anglin. W. F. Wilson. NJ. F.
Prosser. Miss NJ. E. Hyde, z. A. Pow
ers. l. A. Crook, ]. P Erdman, Mr.
and Mrs. j. l. Batchelder, DR.. Alvarez.
G de Souza Canavarro, E. A. Berndt,
ker. Mrs. Isabella Creighton. Miss
Lishman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Bierke
o. c. Scott. Mrs. Wray Taylor and
two children. A Simons. W A. Lowe,
A. Berg. H. n. Lilley, Mrs. and Miss
w. c. Nicoh. C. J. Mccarthy, ". NJ.
Alexander, C. W. Goodale. F. F. Pet
erson. W Thompson. Mrs. c. J. Holt
and child. Mr.. Holt. Miss F. L. Bar
ker. Mr. and Mre. Kellinoe, G. P. Den
ison. z. o. Meeks. o. II. Eddy. c. A.
Long. Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Hamburg
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown and child
Mr.. and Mrs. Borvaro. Mrs Enrich
and son, E X. Carson. Mrs. F. Cox
and child. F. NJ. Cox, ]. W. Mason.
Mrs. w C. Crook, W p whitley. Mrs.
E. T. Guard. Mrs. L. d. Heapy. Mrs.
w A. Patio. F. A. Alexander. Miss
Mcpherson. Mrs. Curtis and child.
Mrs. and Miss McStocker, Miss c. H.
Porter. o. W. Letter. Mr. Bestrand.
Mns. A. J. Smithers. child and maid,
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Ruthven Smith. Mr..
van Dine. J. Pearson. Miss Burren
Miss p. B. Dillon. F. Licol. C. P. War
wick. H. Langwood. G. Borchgreyinck.
c. G.. Bailey. II. c. Lemuel. Mrs. H
H Hardy. Mrs T. Callahan. Mrs. Cou-
riger, Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins and child.
Miss +. Q. Carrie. ". E. Howell. Mr..
and AEs C. P. Moore. Mr. Estes. Miss
A. Schneider. Mr. and Mrs P. r
Trip. c. wiliimitzig. James Rennie.
p. l. Sheridan. NJ s. Carvalho. R H.
Long. II. Mortinson. 7. p. Cramer. H.
Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs. Deerdan. Miss
Along. Mr.. Mack. Mr. Anthony. Miss
Methuisk. Miss Sohrstrne. H. A. Held.
Mr.. Rosenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine.
Mrs. Pre1eaa and son. Miss Steele.
Miss A. Clark. A. E. Carter, W. r.
Fuell Mrs Kellner. Misses Keiiner
fal. Mrs II. Broack. Miss Mefrick.
Mo. Gosiick. Miss crickard. Mrs. Har-
rub and two sons. Mr. ana Mrs. Col
cora and child. j. L. Mari. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W Irish. l. T. Bailey. Miss r
Williamson. Master and Mss Caselas.
G. Napper. H HRgstan. A Nicholson.
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JlPlEEsE CELEBRATE WITR
DRINKING AND FIGHTING

a great noise. q crowd q japanese
and q glare Of light attracted many
people 20 the block Of frame buildings
On Puuchbowl street between King
and Queen streets. between the hours
OF 5 and II o'clock last night There
the inhabitants OF the entire block
were celebrating in uproarfous style.
They we're all Japanese and sake fol.
loved freely. dishes peculiar 10 the
little brown men and women we're
served and dances. wrestling matches
and various exhibitions or talent and
strength were in order.
After the sake began 90 GET IN its
work there were almost as many
fights as their we're male couples. \
policeman was in attendance and kept
the intoxicated gathering from doing
harm To life or limb. Two Durly little
japanese smashed a table. q partition
couple of chairs and some crocEery
by insisting on fighting IN a room
where refreshments were being serv-
ed. Just as the wife OF one OF the
contestants interceded with tears in
her eyes ana brought the engagement
! 10 6 close. there were cries for
police" from an upper veranda and
several articles OF furniture we're pre-
cipItated to the ground from where q
half dozen inebriated men were hug
ging each other in the maddened grip
+ OF contest. The policeman was kept
pretty busy all the time
Aloha nui," said a japanese. less
drunk than his brethren. 10 a reporter
please exeuse-no pilikia-hght for
| fun-Japanese holiday-all same
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WINTERS GETS is YEARS.
seIby Robher Appeals For Mercy But
Gets Full Txtent.


Gets Full Txtent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-John
Winters. the self-confessed Selby rob
Der, was sentenced by Judge Wells at
Martinez today to fifteen years impris-
onment at Folsom. Previous to the
passing Of the sentence the prisoner
plead for the mercy OF the court, stat
ing that the robbery which he admit
ted be had planned and attempted TO
carry out, was the only dishonest act
Of his life. and that as no harm had
resulted from It TO anyone other than
himself. he thought he was entitled TO
the mercy of the court. Superintend-
ent Won de Ropp Of the Selby works
also spoke on behalf Of the young man,
and Attorney Alvarado followed with
an eloquent plea, pointing out that
Winters had saved the state the ex-
pense of a trial by confessing his
guilt
The court however, stated that the
case was not one where the prisoner
was entitled TO mercy. as the robbery
was deliberately planned and Winters
had armed himself in preparation for
murder; as to having saved the state
the expense Of trial. the Judge stat
ed that the prisoners confession was
probably made for his own benefit and
that 1t should plead nothing for lenien-
cy. he therefore pronounced sentence
for the full extent OF the law.