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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-23

Ser pIoBlieh fallenoe strei6. ber
gegen Elm arelos liebenbes 9er3 Qeftbrt
miro, fann fdmerali9-tobtlid treffen,
ober bic lanaiam nit 0orbeba9t pubs
Ienbe Maulipurfsarbeit oes 0erratbs
peraiitet uno serfriBt bic ieinifen Sc.
bensDur5eln. 3borbeit, tuorum tuor
oieier Menid 10 empfinoiam. fold
ioealer Gdudrmer. Die Grniidteruna
ipiiroe bielleidt gang beitiam tuirfen
auf ieiu aanaes ferneres 2eben.
uno nit oieler Bernbisuns feines
@etuiliens, oereu 6oblbeit ct ielber
flblte, eutriB Wen3el lid 9eualtIam
ben ibm unbequemen @riibeleien.
Sun hano er oitt Dor ieinem 3iel,
nun 9alt es. oas 2ebte nit Geiti9teit
uno 9eionnenbeit gu uherlieben. Sans
gur9borOt mar jeBt iein Geinb, unb
iein Seint iollte nidt Redt bebalten,
es iol(te feiu .pprrbusiiee" perben,
ben ct erfedten tuiiroe. Die Drobung,
Die Sener ausseipro6en. bate bei
rubiger ueberlegung lire @dreden fiir
i'm oerloren. 9Senn Wenael iiesrei9
aus Dem aampf beruorain9 tuel9er
8oriuurf fonnte i'm treifen? gr mar
fir ieine aouiine eingetreten, bate ben
einliieen Greuno tue9en oes i9dnbe
lideu Getruees, ben er an Dem tbeuren
Mdodeu oeriibt. 3ur Redenidaft ge.
aoaen. oieie Shot tonnte nur bas bette
2idt auf i'm tuerfen.
(Sortfebunp folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-23
Mma 0sefinn tnirn nn

- Nus Befing tpiro npm %.
Sebruar pDiitlp periibert, baB @raf
Walberiee Die geplante Expedition
nod Sbanfi aufgegeben babe, ,1a1=
oen1 bic bineiiibe &egierune fi1
ben Sorberungen Der alliirten Md1te
in 8eang auf Die iduloisen 8eanten
gefigt bat.
= Sn 2ofio, Sapan, brannte bic
llniDeriitdts &linif ab, nobel 81
8atienten in ben Jlammen unt.
famen. 10 8atienten unb Ii Merste
uno Hfeger trueen Bel ben Get=
tungsperiuben ihpere @erlebuneen
0apDn.
= Sn Berlin graiiirt Die Grippe
iuieoer init eroBer 6eftiefeit: SIN
Sanuar fino nur 81 Wenlben an
Der Seube geitorben, tpdbrenb lebte
Wo9e niht tuenieer als 63 Tobea=
fdIe in Solge Der Seuhe anttlih our
Nn5eige aebraht tuurben!
= Mus 8apern, @nrttemberg uno
OitpreuBen iuerben itarfer @hnee=
fall uno itrenee &dlte eemeloet. &iirs=
lib itan6 cas- QuefIilber in ben Su=
oeten auf % @rao unter Nuq. Gi1en=
babnsiige entgleiiten unb in Weit=
baulen, Dirlbau unb NDrblingen
tpuroe GROCER S6aoen angeri1tet.
Sn sSDlge bes S1nees ,nubte auf
flint bapriiben gilenbabnen Der Ser
febr eineeiteut nerben.
= Der 8rano, Der in gurbapen
auf bem Dampfer r@raf Wal6erlee"
Der 0amburg Nmerifa 2inie aus=
brab, tuurbe gel6iht, ebe piel Sda=
Den angeribtet tporben mar. DurA
oenlelben tuuroen einige 8allen
Baltlntpolle 5erit6rt.
- Sm OreSoener 6pftbeater er=
rang has neue Drama 9olbe's nSans
GDlenbufen" einen grpBen Grfolg.
Ser 8erfaiier tparb nibt tpertiger als
5ebn Wal bernoreerufen.
= &Dnig gbtparo VII. BON Gngz
lan6 lit an BDrb Der Naht r8ictoria
ano Sllbert" nab Deutiblano abee=
reiit, Inn ieiner Shpefter, Der &ai-
ierin sSrieori6, einen 8eiub gu
MAIDEN. Der Nufentbalt bes &Dnies
in 9eutihlano miro tpabribeinlih
iebr fur5 iein.
= Nus &ptterbam lpirb eemels
oct: Wie mat Bort, tpirb oas @az
tiOnalaei9enf fiir bic &0niein @il<
belmine, oas bisber gebeimgebalten
puroe, in elmer neuen 8rone bette
ben. Gs linb bafiir biz iebt 20, 900
Yf. ct. ge5eibnet pDrben.
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0rabtlpie gelcarapbie.

Grfolsreiae Grperimente iino neueroings nit Der
Seleerapbie Obne eeitnnssorabt een,a9t tporoen,
uno oeren @usfhbruns ipiro obne 3psifel ctmas Gus
tes beoeuten. Gin sdriftteer 1T 10 melt se9ansen,
3u bebaupten, oaB bic orabtloie Geographic Die
eroBartiete Gntocdune bes 3etalters ei. Sa srlau=
ben mir uns aber, anoerer Msinuns ID iein nebsr=
iebt niht 6oNetter's Magenbitters, penn 5br bon
ben sroBea Sineen Der Welt reoet. Sieie Meoi,in
ionoer @leiaen bat mebr ais finf3s Sabre lang por
benz 8O,fe betanoen uno mebr 8utes gettan, UNI
@eunobet gu i6roern uno Magenleoelt ~ bteitieen,
als irgeno eiue ansere porbanoene Meouln. Gs
belt Spspepie, 8eroauunss Wealaria, @er=
periagt niemals. gtebmt es uno Sbr iueroe niemals
enttdudat ruerosn. YersspiiIert GsG, baB Sir oas
eGte NIT unerer prioat Steilermarte am 6ae Der
Jlai9e betommt. 2aBt ben Npotbeter ntdt Elm rGr=
iabmitt,l" unterI9eben
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Gtne sdaredeus~N ~Nad,t.

- pTieieS 8angen erregt es, als bic
Ner5te iagen, boB Die @itttpe oes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, BON
Wabias, We., nod nDr 9agensan=
brub an 2uneenentaiinouns iterben
weroe," ihreibt Srau g. $. 2in=
coin, Die ibr tpdbrenb Der @abt 8ei=
ltono leiitete. Seoub fie lcbidte nab
''Dr. Kings New Discovery,
oas ibr mebr als einmal oas
2eben gerettet bate, uno iie BON
Sbpinolubt beilte. vNadoem
iie eS eingenDmmen bate, lblief
iie Die gan5e @adt uno beiien nah=
BERGER @ebraub bat file tpieoer p1l=
Zig 9ebeilt. 0iele tpunoerbare
Weoicin miro garantirt, ale Sails,
8ruits uno 2ungen 2eiben su bei=
len. Sour so Gents uno $1.OO.
8robesSlaibe frei bel s. 8alteper &
SDbn, Droauiiten.
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g. u. & u. g. 8abn.
Yfffnhrt.

Nab @albeiton, 5ouiton unb guero tdg.
fig. .5:45 Born.
Nab Corpus ghriiti, 4ranias BaB unb
8eebille tdsliob .2:20 Nabm.
Nob 86rne unb &errbille, tdglirb, au 8.
9enommen Sonntags. =. .2:45 Nabnt.
Nab 8Drne uno &errpille. Sonnta9s. !.
..........................8:30 $3.50 GDrm.
Intunft.
@on @alpeton, 6puiton unb gnerp tdg.
ltcb.... 100 .NbenoS.
8on Corpus gbriiti, &ranias BaB un6
Beebille tdgli6 1:55 Habm.
Bon 8brne unb 8errpilIe. taelirb, auss
genommen SDnnta9s. -. 1865 Born.
Ton B6rne uno &errnille, SDnnta9s, ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 Mbenos.
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Grtllriionen Der 5. & 6. W.=gabu

Wad) Gan 2tmtonio, Ser. ;, bonn
II. bis IA. 9Rdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Rad Sare0p, Ser., am %. Seb.:
BUR 5eier BON n@eo. Baibinston's @e=
burtsta9".
Rad Marlin, Ser, grfurlions=
Billette iperoen bas ean5e Sabr binbureb
nertauft fur ~ Sabrpreis fir bic &unb<
reile; 8illette siiltia fir 30 Sage. 9ie
ipeltberiibmten uSeiBen Gueaen" ma
tural Sanitarium" uno p@elunobeitse
&eiDrt@.
Sir obise grfuriionen limb iebr nieo,
rige Staten anaeiebt pprben 8eeeu
gin5elheiten, be5ol. Staten. 8erfaufstase,
@iilti9teitsbauer, 5abr5eiten &C., tuenoe
man it'd an ben natbiten Mgenten Der S.
& q. H..Sobn. ooer idreibe an
3. S. Hriee, y. 3. g. &. ~,
Yaleitine Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-23

= Ius Belgrab miro beri9tet:
Die &0nigir pon Serbien, Die
fribere Maoalne Oraga Malbin,
i6enfte einem SDbn9en bas Aeben.
&Dnig Slleranoer ilt erlt 6 Mpnate
nit ibr perbeiratbet, ba Die 6o6seit
am Is. Guguit 1900 itattfano, unb
Die &aoifalen tperben Die 2egitimi=
tat oes &inoes als Tbrpnerben an=
fed1teu.
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W. &. & e. Sahu.
q b f a brt.

Mbfabrt.
Nacb @acD, Sort 8ortb. Danas. &anlas
Gitb, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tdsltb,
(S. u. & u. g. 9epot) .7:45 Mor9ens.
gtah 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. (pom
Sunletr9epot) ......... 800 Mbenos.
Nntunft:
8pn gbicaeo, ct. Gonis, &anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb uub gBaco, taslih
(Suniet Seppt) .S:36 8orm.
Bon 8aco, Sort Wprtb. Dallas &c. (S.
q. & q. Y. Seput) 1920 @benbs.
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Syerfrei6en

Gis Die stranfbsli burdl re9t,eitia.n
8s6rahdi pUn Gutt's esberp;den, Elm
aite5 unO tepabtteS Seilmittel, bas nit
i,acut GaJc Fopnlarcr Mrs. Gs turiri
ices. 5eit
GepflbmspeA
ie",eu Wlegtn. Wfa.aria, Ye1bauunss.
bcluweroen, trage 9ebsrtaatlsteit, @ess
aopfun9 uno ole &tantbeitea BET @aae
SUITS 2eDers 8iuei,.
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2. 90 pitel.

gu berIetben 3eit rnsefdbr, als bic
beioen 6erren gum Sioeiten Wat 3u
9ons gatabarot eetommeu, iaB Wenael
in ieiuer Wobuung am Gdrei6tifd.
Qu9 er par bel6dftist, feline lebten
Seliimmnagen su treffeu. oo9 nar er
Dor aHr8erl erIt nod .6ous getommen,
Die gladt hatte er aus guten @rInoen
in einem entfernt lieeenoen @alt6of
auQsbraft. Gr mar iduel( fertig nit
ieiner slrbeit. henn als elm Monn ber
Vorli1t uno Sronlng blieb ibm ni1t
dllSn piet su tramen ooer au1 au BET.
nidten. Gr hlidte nad ieiner ubr:
Mn6 eiag bnibe Stunoe 3eit Biz aur
9lbIobrt Sid in ben GeiIel 3uriidle6.
neub, iiherlieR er iif ieinen @ebanfen,
Die iinlier aenug uno ieiner @ewobn6eit
entgegen. beriunrren tuaren. gr tonnte
Die S3ene nit ieinem berratbenen
6renno nidt los tueroen. INNER tuieber
iab er bic tpie i'm Wabniinn glii6enben
9lugen por lid. b0rte er Die idneioenbe
lno 6c4 !uioer Willen 10 l6mer3li1e
6timme.
glie aubor balte er es ii6 liar MAIDEN
molten. bab iein i6nooer 8erratb bic.
len oertrouenoeu Mann 10 idtuer. ia,
III gefplller geeiie I6tperer treffen
ipilroe, als bic llntreue Der Geliebten.
Gr batte nur einen 6reunb unter Nielen
llA ermdblt. ben er oieies Romeus MIR.
mig erodtei, uuo oem er 9tlles amber.
iraut, iein gsiies: Seine g6re.
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@mlf sbpre 8ahu.

u fabrt.
No6 Stotbole, tdslieb, auseenpmmen
Sonnta9s. ............. 800 Born.
Mntumft.
8on Stodbale. taglicb. aussenpmmen
Sonntaas. 300 yeadbm.
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Spntbern Yacific 8abn.
Whfchrt.

Nab Nefp Orleans, 5ouItDn unb @al.
neiton td9lib. b.......... 1900 Mittags.
Nah 81 9alo. GalifDrnien mnb MeItfo
800 8Drnt.
Nab NDrbsSeras, ct. apuis unb gbitas
go (Katy Flyer ........ 800 Nbenbs.
Mntunft.
Wun Norbegeras, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer) ...... $3.50 MDr9enS.
TDn gtetu Orleans, Spuitsn unb @nl~
beItDn tdglib. .4:45 9eacb1t.
Bon gl Haio, galifDrnien uno MerifD
...... .7:30 Nbenbs.
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Tim Grfaltnng in eimem Gage 81
heilen, nebme man r9aratioe 1romo Qunine'
Sablets~. Vile Sroauiien seben bas @elb lurhd,
penn teine oeilune erfolst. g. 80. 6rose's nnttr-
I1riit auf eoer S6ahte. 25 Gents
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Giienbabu Jabr=YIan.
=. & 6. ". Uahu.
q + a brt.

b q brt.
Nab ct. Souls pia Srpn Mountain pber
so. 6. & 1890 Na f1m.
Nab ct. 2ouis bio Srpn Muun tain
HDute. Observation-Disclosures. .6:l5 Mbeibs
Nab ct. Souls bio SrDn Mpuntain
NDute. .................. Y:OO Wben0S.
Nab Searne tdelib 700 Mprgens.
Nab 2are6o. o.............. 9:45 8Drm.
Mnfunft.
&on ct. 2puis, Srpn Mpuntoin & We
6. & ................7:30 Born
8pn NDroen. .9:25 8ornt
8Dn Nprbert ............ 40 Hadtm
Son 6earne td9fib n:20 Mbenbs
Son 2apebu. 1920 9aabm
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Glarfe Yrinting GpntpaitD,
9 peel d t

= pI II TUT.
@eldafts=9rudladen uno Sffiee,
Sbreibtpaaren. Brontpte 8eoienune
unb nieori9e Breile.
213 {. Houston-Street, San Antonio, Tex
xeIe bon: $50.
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z IN G uh hitall.

r6Dbere 9pbter": Sag bod
NAL 9ante, MORAN erfennt Sbr els
gentli6 Die &ibe, tpelhe Die iau're
Wfilh eeben?
= WDn manbem elaubt man, er
lei Der eigene 6err unb er 1T bloB
Der eigene-Sflape.
Wene Billiard Tii1e bel u.
g 6ola' Salppn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-23

2otl ltilo 9eHeTH NDeHo 3etttg gu OeIt
gegangen. gr ioentifi3irte iid our6
oies rg9ir-" germ nit ieinem Serrn
uno betonte bic eigene Wirtbidait oriis
ben.
sGas III ia mbelid," iaste Nenes
perlegen. der 9err uor nidt ganS
tppGl."
nuno oann cine Gede uno Die
S6lumnerrDlle.
.Saben Sic ionli mod eineu Muf=
traa?" ifnitt Ngnes i6m l@leuniaf bas
gDprt ab uno tuenoete fi6 fort, uni ibr
@rrOtben 81 berbersen.
Ser Serr ldBt beaens griiBen unb
oas andoige Srdulein bitten. ibm ettpas
Srilbiiiif geriibersui6iden. tuom6elid
mas 98armes. er muB na9ber eine
Ausfobrt ma6er, bofft aber. big gu
Wlittug allrif au fein uno bann nit
ben Serridaften fpeiIen gu fonnen.
9ier III nod ein 8rief an bas endoige
Srduleil.
Ngnes nabm tim bas fleine perlie=
gelte gadet baiiis aug Der Sanb.
sd tuerbe Sbneu tlinseln, iobalb
bas 5rii6liiid fertis it,"
.@iebli 9u," iaste Often befriebiet,
als Srieori6 eeaangen mar. .er bat
ii9 l9on berubiet, i'd tuuBte es ia.
9ie tleine 3erlireuung nit feinen
Greunoen MIR ism iebr gut iein.
@9nes. aber elite in Sic Slide unb
0finete bort balig ben Brief:
Gr ent6ielt ibr Safdentu9! Gin
3ipfel oeIelben aber mar pur9 einen
goloenen &ins aeaogen, Der einen fo1s
barren splitair llmfaBte. Menes fannte
bieien @ina. IS mar ibtes pflesebru-
bers apnfirmationsring bon Gnfel
Giien. gnie oft bate lie i'm als Sinh
benunoert, tpenn er Mbenos bel Qam=
penlidt 10 bell aufeebliBt. 9luf ben
&ingfinger Der {dmd6tisen Gnaben-
bano bate Often ibn seifedt. bann
NOR er gu eng eeiporoen, unb 9ans
bate i'm am tleinen Singer setraeen.
.Sen &ing muBt 9u mir fdenfen,
bate Mgnes in ibrer finoii9en 8egebr=
lidfeit oft eefagt, nnb er bate la6eno
abgetuebrt.
.Wenn Su einmal gang befonbers
brab bilf, iollli 9u i'm baben."
Sept belt lie i'm in Der Danb.
r6iir brabe Gdtpeferliebe.' Hanb
nit gleiliift aeidrieben inuencis quer
auf bem umiAlase.
Sic aber ienfte ibr 6aupt auf bas
Glatt berab. unb ibre 9brdnen bers
lOidten Die @drilt.
3tuti Gtunoen ipdter t6nte briben
tpie0er Die @lode, unb biesmal perlie.
ben oieielben 9erren, bic i9on einmal
oagetpeien, nit 9ans 8urabarbt au.
iammen oas 0aus. Gin geidloiiener
@asen belt Dor Der Sbiir, unb Manes,
bic bebeno am 6enlier iianb, fab bic
beiben fremoen 9erren auerH einfeigen.
9ans fiano tuarteno am @6lage, unb
ebe er na6folgte. mari er einen 8lid
nod Dem miitterli6en Mobnsimmer
binauf. llnlpilltirlid mid Mgnes au-
rid, aber ieine i1arfen Qlu9en batten
lie entoeft. gr nidte uno ld6elte, gang
In ieiner alten freunbli6en @eiie uno
tpintte nit Der 6ano einen Grub berauf.
Sann ipran9 er raid in ben yDagen,
ber iib lantlos iiber ben Gdnee in ge.
treallns feBte.
ssn bas Sbr bes balb obnmddtiaen
Mdo6ens aber tlans Sntel Dtens
biinne Gtimnle:
ygelorge nur ettuas 0utes 3u ellen
fir unIeten Sunsen. er tpiro Sunger
baben, ipenn er beimfommt bon ieiner
gH: c1rt."
2. aapitel.
2u berIelten 2eit rnoef1hr. Qls bic
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@iro Dir bein Taeepert our 9a1t,
Du bift ni6t tuertb, baB bu es bait.
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@eirathSicijetne.

5elir Steinbouier uno 9anip Glbs
more.
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unIeres it's ni6t. bas l1ebt nod ca.
gir limb geiern gIbeno seitia gu gett
gegangen. gr ioentifi5irte iid) our6
oies ns9ir-" germ nit ieinem 9errn
uno betonte bic eigene @irtbid)aft oriis
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
GOLD EXCITEMENT.
Pnre Specimens Found ON beaver
Creek.

Pnre Specimens Found ON Beaver
Greek. .$.sgA
Olivia. Mimi, July 14.-Beaver Falls.
q small village sixteen miles south Of
here is greatly excited over the dis
covery of gold in Beaver creek Three
men, Amos King, John Deyoe and Hem
~ Reichert, while travelling along the
road from Beaver Falls sought the
bank of the creek to obtain q drink. AS
they approached the water they saw
glittering particles In: the bed Of the.
creek, and to satisfy their curiosity
they took g. finetooth comb and, gath
cred up the sparkling specimens. They
took it to North Redwood where 1t was
pronounced to be gold. Those who pre-
tend to know declare that gold is hid
den away somewhere in the locality. II.
large quantities, and that the particles
now visible have been washed away
from the basic. supply. 9sS. i 6as js.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
MAI. STRONG IN TROUBLE.

May Be Arrested ny Army Omcials
for Escapadc With sn Actress.
San Francisco, July IA. - Social ana
army circles are much wrought UP over
the esca pade Of Mai Putnam Bradlee
Strong. son of the former mayor OF
New York city. Maj. Strong, now UNI
der orders for the Philippines, has
been staying here several days at a,
fashionable hotel. Lady Francis Hope.
formerly May Yohe, the actress, has,
also stayed there. Maj. Strong is reg
istered at the Palace hotel under his.
real name, but at the California hotel
he is registered as H. L. Hastings and
wife. The wife is said to be THE
former actress whom he brought out
here from New York and expected to.
take her with him to the Philippines.
When their identity became known at
the California Strong and the actress
were requested to leave the hotel. It
is understood that the army authori-
ties will take up the case and probably
arrest Strong, as he is now in the regu-
lar army.
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Mrs. Laura schwichtenberg, a
wealthy widoWsof New York, has de-
tcided to devote her life to the new
leper colony OF the island of Cebu.s one
Iof the Philippine group. Some time
ago she received, at her own urgent
request, an appointment as govern
ment inspector of hospitals in the
Philippines 1T which time she visited
sos ls1ss took a. liz xbos
colony was ashospital. She was great
|ly impressed with the lack Of sanitary
|conditions prevailing. with the hope
Hess condition of the 10000 lepers con-
|Gregated there. and especially with
|ihe large nunberSof sad children. II
did not see 4 single happy faced child
There she says. The scenes still
haunt me. Thong to return and take u
|littls sunshine into their lives 7 a'sFS
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The appraisers of so much Of the real
and personal estate Of the late Ben
1amin Harrison as lies in Marion coun-
ty, Ind, have reported to the court that
its total value is s354,525, the real es-
tate being valued at S1s4, 500 The most
valuable piece Of property is his old
homestead in Indianapolis, which is
apprised at $4,000. General Harrison
also owned at the time of his death
Berkeley Lodge, his summer home in
the Adirondacks, and property in
Washington, D. c., and North Bend, o.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
INDEPENDENCE NOT SO BAD.
Columbia Wins, Constitution Second
RAl Independence n Good Third

Columbia Wins, Constitution Second
Rad Independence n Good Third.
Newport, r. l., July 10. - Columbia
won yesterdays race in fine shape
with Constitution second and Indepen-
dence remarkably good third. The
Boston boat sailed an exciting race
with the two Herreshoffs and led the
Constitution at the outer mark, only
to be beaten by her a little over two
minutes on the run to the finish before
the wind. The breeze yesterday was
much stronger than on previous days
and Independence sailed the fifteen
miles to windward without her jib top
sail, and seemed to hold higher, at the
same time footing just as fast. The
result of yesterdays race leaves the
question of the supremacy of the three
ninety-footers uncertain, independence
being not so slow after all, while Con-
stitution has yet to prove her I'M
questioned superiority to the other two
yachts in anything except very light
airs. Columbia on corrected time beat
Constitution 4:37, and Independence
6:52. Constitution beat independence
2:15, corrected time. f
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
DoWIEITEs ARE MoBBED,
People Of Evanston Refuse to De
Converted.

Converted.
Chicago, July 12.-Followers of John
Alexander Dowie made another at
tempt to convert the citizens of Ev
anston last night and failed as on
former occasions. They visited the
place in greater force than ever before,
there being fully 200 Of them, but their
increased numbers only brought them
greater defeat. One half of the
Dowieites were followers of Zion" and
the remainder were members of the
paid bodyguard which Dowie main
tains. AS on former occasions, eggs
and vegetables were speedily prorni-
nent in the proceedings, and Dowie
guards and those whom they were Rry-
ing to protect We're soon spattered with
yolks and battered with old vegetables.
Several fights resulted between guards
and people of the town, generally with
damaging results to the guards. The
entire police force of Evanston was
called into service. and after the chief
of police had ordered the Dowieites to
withdraw and had met with a refusal,
he ordered his men to charge them.
The police did not use their clubs and
the guards held them hack by sheer
weight and force of numbers. The
crowd meanwhile was growing ugly,
and Mayor Bates seeing that unless
something was done quickly people
would be seriously hurt and possibly
killed, ordered out a fire engine. The
steamer at once turned a four-inch
stream on the Dowieites and they went
over like ten-pins. Women as we'll as
men were thrown down by the stream
and sent rolling in the mud. The fire.
men steadily advanced, driving the
Dowieites before them in utter rout.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19

In consequence Of the increased de-
mand for horse flesh as an article CT
food, the Hygienic Society Of Paris has
urged upon the municipal council the
necessity of providing larger slaugh-
ter house than that at present existing
where animals that have outrun the r
usefulness as carriers and haulers may
be killed and cut up for the butchers.
Only about twenty horses can be killed
and disposed of daily at the present
slaughter house, and it is estimated
that a place with killing capacity Of
not less than 10000 a year is neces
sary to keep up with the demands Of
1he Parisians for the meat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-19
GROWS HOTTER AND HOTTER.
FriEhtfu1 Conditions Exist in the
. Southwest,

Frishtfu1 Conditions Exist in the
M. Southwest.
Chicago, July 13.-The hot wave con-
tinues in the West and Southwest, and
yesterday extended throughout the
South as far as the gulf.
In Chicago the temperature was not
as high as it was Wednesday, but from
the South and West came reports Of
worse conditions than have been ex-
perienced during the record breaking
hot spell. In Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska the heat is terrible and the
crops are burning up. The governor Of
Missouri has been petitioned to issue a
proclamation naming a day of fasting
and prayer for rain. In Kansas the
crop damage thus far is so per cent
and several counties report total loss
of crops. In Nebraska the situation is
serious, and the crops in Iowa are also
beginning to suffer.
The thermometer at some points in
Missouri registered liz degrees yester-
day and throughout Kansas it ranged
from 100 to 10s degrees.