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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-09

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0ie @plbene Menaille auf Der Yan=
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Cine Sdadtel BON Eutt's YiGen &C..
part Sbnen piele Dollars fir Doftor.
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ter alien llnlitanoen idmmtlide burd ben
Was.n, bic 2eber ober bic Ginsemeib.
psranlaBtsn &ranthsit.n.
Co iltoiss kfiue sfwagtt Dsbauptua&
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fie, Walaria, 0erltOpfuns an6 @allsas
l.ibsn sebrauden Niaionen 2suts
Tatt's &eber YtUett.
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9. u. & u. q. 8abn.

9tacb @alpeiton. 5Dufton uno guero tds.
liq. 900 Gornt.
Naeb Corpus g9rifti, aranias 8aB uub
8eenille tdalitb ........9 9 ubr @orm.
unb 2;20 g1arbnl.
gfaeb 86rnc unb aerrpille, tdslih. ....
..................... $3.50 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon Salpeit0n, SoutDn unb guero tag
lib. 200 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus ghrifti, Nranias 8oB unb
Beebille tdgli6b 2:05 Nahm.
Bon B6rne unb &errbille. tdelieh ~.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 9lbenos.
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(Sunlet 0ep0t) t)....... $3.50 Born.
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VI. & U. IS. Seppt) 49,. 9:25 Mbenbs.
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Wie bereits friiber gemeloet,
lit, non Sollanb auseebeno, eine
8emegung ein9eleitet. UNI eneliiben
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lano fiir feline grauiame, sgegen alles
BDlferre9t neritoBenbe &riegfIb=
rune in Siioafrifa su beitrafen.
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gegen einen folben 8opcDtt aus bem
@runbe erfldren, man iperbe fib ielbit
nebr als England ibdoigen, 10 ball
ten neri6iebene 3eitungen oas Yrp=
left ausfiibrbar. Der n6annDperibe
Courier" bebauptet iogar, Der grfolg
beg 8lanes bange bauptidblib oDn
elmer 8etbeilieune Der SEEM @prter
0afenarbeiter ob.
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brett Dber per 9elepbon. gne Iuf=
trdge peroen prompt auseefiibrt uno
Die Nrtifel frei abQeliefert.
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: beiton tdsli@:.. .4:45 Naebm.
Bon 81 8aio. galifDrnien unb Merito
............,....... .7:30 Mbenbs.
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@nlf Sbpre Sabn.

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4ntunft.
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6. S6euerueger's Samilie1garten
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auten beutiden Soft itart patroniz
firt. Oelifatehen Der SaiiDn ent=
lprebeno. Wilhereiprooufte auer
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frifbe8 8ier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno Gi9arren. S6euermeper's sSa=
milienqarten iit elm @rbulunesplab
eriter &leI1e.
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Der Bring BON Dort unb
@ornpaa 1T iebt formea gum 8rin=
3en ppn @aleS ernannt tuDrben.
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gs nerlautet aus Caracas, oaB
Der 8rGiioent Der Gepublif golpms
bia, nDn ben Gnfibrern Der gegneri=
ihen 8artei entf1brt tpuroe unb in
elmer entlesenen @eeenb eefangen
9ebnlten tuiro. Cine Nbtbeilung
Soloaten iiberrumpelte ben BrGliz
oenten in ieinen 6auie in 8illeta.
@S miro bas itrengite StilIl1peigen
iiber ben Nufentbaltsort oes @efon=
genen betpabrt, ba man 8efreiunas=
nerlu1e befiirbtet. 8efanntli1 BOT
8iceprd1ioent Sole MarrDquin be-
reits am 1. Suli 1900 Die Waht an
iih geriiien.
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nit @eloopfern obne @leiden arbei-
ten bic preuBiiden 8olen fir bic
rationale Sabe. 60 iebr man 8ei.
oeS pom inenl9lihen Stanopunft
betuunoern fann, um 70 mebr iDllte
ber Deutibe auf Der 6ut iein. oenn
Die ganse polniibe rationale 8eme<
gung ri6tet iib in eriter 2inie ees
gen bas 9eutibtbum. Dieies tann.
tute BiSmard faft in jeber 9splenbe=
batte erfldrte, unter teinen umitdn-
ben bic gntitebung eineS polniiben
StaateS 30 oeut1be Meilen BON
Berlin geitatten.
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= &auIt Sutpelen unb 9ianonten
bel bem Suuelier 6. Serbberq.
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ISortiebunp fDla

0ie @plbene Meebaille auf Der Yan:
@meritanii6en @nshelluue: ,,Sr. Sieserts impOr:
tirter @ngofura =8itters".
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Cine anoere, ebenip eroBe glusipabl
t1. oon 3 sMnsiiaen gen in greiie 9n mn
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aus unfinished worsteds'', Marine<
blau, leiebt aeitreift. Sebr elegant
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lteberrDcfe fiir 6erreit.

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Sebr elegant. 4reife bpu Ok nm
$500 btS stt ........N OJsUU
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8enn Der 5taat, tpie er ilt, Die
Stride, tpie ite lid i'm 2aufe Der
Sabrbunberte eeitaltet bat, nibt i'm
Stanoe tpdren, Die @ubrbeit gu er.
traeen, piiroe oaS nidt elm liberes
8eueniB iein, baB iie ielbit untpabr
eeporoen 1ino?-
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

short but interesting program Of
THE Cloister and the HEARTH By
Charles Reade, Miss Hicks acting
chairman and Miss Fannie Taylor
leader.
A very interesting sketch Of Jane
Van Eych was read 10 an impress.
i've and pleasing manner by Mrs.
Ida Young.
A paper, Home Life 10 Hol-
land was read by Mrs. John Hall.
She pictured this brave. quiet peo-
pie % home. GLOWING and noble.
A reading. my Favorite Novel,"
by Conan Doyle. was read by Miss
Louise Noble.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24
High School Crsdusses.

The following students are grad.
yates this year form the Marshall
High School:
Lillian Alicia Barnum, Mary
Lowenstein Berg. Estelle Sargent
Crockett. Roy Homer Dyer. Flor.
ence Fisher Griffith. Stella E,helyne
Hit. Abigail Lucinda Lane. Belle
Landlord. Flora Palmore Myers.
John Reid Naptou, Bessie Odell.
Charlotte Ellen Prior, Leila May
Rand. James Elden Redman. Ster.
ling Louis Grin Redman. Francis
May Robertson. Bessie Carnett
Ross. James Wallace Sutherland,
Ada Virginia Swisher. Anna Sue
TODD and Florence Beatrice Nc.
Clure.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24
The Moodsy Club.

The Home department Of the
Monday Club met Monday after
noon with the Fiction and Shakes.
peare classes Of the Literature de.
partment and elected department
officers for the next year and At.
tended to other business.
Mrs. s. w. Armeutrout was
elected chairman and Mrs. G. w.
Parent director Of the Home de.
partment; Mrs. DR.. Bell chairman
aud Mrs. T. w. Galloway director
Of the Literature department; Miss
Elizabeth Whitaker was elected
honorary director of the Literature
department.
The club voted to rent the hall
Of the Knights Of Pythias for the
coming year; also to hold sessions
for seven months instead. Of eight.
The Fiction class then gave a
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24
viii Go 10 Salisbury.

Rev. L, w. Cunningham, a stu.
dent at M. V. c., will leave this
week for Salisbury to take charge
of the G. p. church at that place,
during the month Of June In the
absence Of the pastor.
Mr.. Cunningham will return to
Marshall in September, when he
will again enter Missouri Valley as
a student. The REPUBLICAN, wishes
for him a pleasant summer and a
safe return.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

The following persons enjoyed an
outing on Biackwater Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Bowles,
Misses Eva Baker, Sadie and Mat.
tie Richart OF Napton, Misses Har.
vey and Scott Of Sweet Springs, and
Messrs. John Baker, Claud and
Will Thorpe.
Dinner was eaten on the grass
around a big camp fire, that render.
ed things both comfortable and
cheerful.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

Mr.. W. N. Ollie. son Of Stephen
II. Ollie and Miss Matte Driver,
daughter Of the late Levy Driver.
Of Little Rock. were married Wed.
uesday. May az. at High noon q
Ming's Hotel. Rev. J. r. Kempcr
performing the ceremony 10 the
presence Of Miss Amanda Driver,
sister Of the bride and Mr.. Milton
johnson Of Fish Creek.
The bride wore Q blue cloth dress
with white vest, white hat and
gloves. The groom wore the usual
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie returned to
their home at Little Rock Wednes.
day afternoon, where Q wedding
supper was served them at the home
Of the bride the same evening.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24
Hone Dspsrment WIN Hasersaia.

The Home Department Of the
Monday club will give Ito last club
day entertainment. Monday after.
noon, May ~, at ago. The pro-
gram given 10 gotten up by the
Home Department and promises 10
be very interesting and Q large at
tendance Of the club members Ii
desired.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

The annual election OF trustees
Of Ridge Park Cemetery Associat-
ton will be held at the Cemetary
grounds on Thursday afternoon.
May 80. 1901. at which time there
will be the usual Decoration Day
services, commencing at ago Pm.
All lot owners should be present.
J. VAN DvKR.
Secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

Miss Myrtle B. Norton. Of Co.
lumbus. Ohio, arrived In this city
this week, and will open q class In
Shorthand and Typewriting. She
teaches the latest improved Pitmau
system and positively guarantees .
thorough course in six weeks. No
tuition In advance.
Miss Norton, just recently closed
. large class 10 Jefferson City and
comes highly recommended.
II anyone desiring to take acourse
will kindly call At the home Of Mrs.
Lutte v. jackson, Miss Norton will
be pleased to explain her method
Of teaching. etc.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

A reception was given Monday
evening by Nj. and Mrs. Harry
Ordway at their country home,
northeast Of Marshall, which was
In every way . very delightful Of.
fair. and was given In honor Of the
son Of the host and hostess. Mr..
Arthur Ordway. and his soldier
friends. Will Justice, Mark Bum.
boy. Jess Null, Carrie Wise and
Tucker Goodman. who returned
last week from the Phiiippius.
Dancing was INDUCED 10, the
music being furnished BY q colored
string band. and for the enjoyment
Of the general company delightful
music was furnished on violin by
by Mr.. Perry and on piano by
Misses Angela Ordway. Mamie
Farrell and Mrs. Ike Ruff.
Mrs. Ordway was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Schroeder, and Mrs.
Will Schroeder.
Refreshments were served, con.
sisting Of ham sandwiches. pickles
and various kinds OF cake, etc.
Those In attendance from town
we're: Misses Bette and Sallie
Payne. Nellie Ryan. Lennie Down.
ing. Bertha Roberts, Daisy Marshall,
Florence Brownlee. Lee MAYOR.
Grace Springer. Minnie Gill. Jose.
phine. Burdette and Laurette Ma.
louey, Mamie Farrell. Edith Car.
Penter. Tiny Duffey. May Mark,
Miss Townsend, Miss Leila Hayes Of
Kansas City and Messrs. Marsh,
Lester and Tuck Goldman, Ed and
Joe Brisboe. George Akers. Ster.
ling Browulee. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Schreckler. Mrs. Maude Samuels
and many others whose names we
failed to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordwsy are never
happier than when entertaining
their friends and understand how
to make young people enjoy
themselves.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24

Miss Willie walker, secretary AND
treasurer.
THURDAY, MAY -.
College Graduates. The class Of
1901 Of Missouri Valley College
held its commencement exercises
Thursday morning in the College
chapel At 1915 O'Clock, when the
following program was given:
The members Of the faculty.
class and alumni marched to the
chapel to the music Of the pipe
organ by Miss Mary Black.
The singing Of the doxology and
prayer by DR.. Black followed.
Anorgans solo. Concert Thoughts
In d" C. Liebe), by Edgar s.
Place, came next on the program.
Selection by the orchestra.
In the absence Of Rev. Frederick
v. Loos, Of Liberty. Mo-, who
was to have made the Grafton to
the class, and could not, on account
Of missing his train, the address
was made by DR.. w. H. Black,
who took for his text The Picture
Of Jesus with the Doctors," max.
ing an appropriate and powerful
talk.
The address was followed by the
singing Of the hymn, Onward.
Christian Soldier" by the congre.
cation.
The annual address and presenta.
ton Of diplomas by DR.. VIM. H.
Black, d. D.. came next and was
Q very impressive part Of the exer.
cises, and was followed by the
Gloria" The benediction was
pronounced by DR.. G. D. Pearson,
president Of the board of trustees
OF NJ. v. &.
The class roll was as follow:
Misses Mary v. Clark. Ella s.
Goodson aud Edith Mitchell, all Of
Saline county, Mo.
Messrs. Robert L. Bird, Mason
county, Ill.,; 4. Wayne Davis.
Greene county, Ill.,; Edgar ".
Beadeu, Lafayette county, Mo-;
Harry l.. Jones. Saline county. Mo-;
Joseph d. Prigmore, Jasper county,
Mo-. Joseph c. Todd. Saline coun.
ty. Mo.
All received the degree Of Bach.
elor of Arts except Miss Good.
son, who received the degree Of
Bachelor of Philosophy,"
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-24
Doaed d Trusaees EaNeetsiaed.

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Black enter.
tanned the board Of trustees Of
Missouri ValleysC College At dinner
Wednesday.
The following persons were pres.
ent: Rev. E. d. Pearson, Rev.
James Martin, John G. Cobb, A. G.
Stewart. 7. M. Casey, w. r. Baird,
Rev. G d. Puvail, Rev. ]. B. Green,
Luther Nickel. George Ward and
Charles M. Tabler.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-09-11
BURGLARS ABOUT.
SPECIAL POLICEMAN MORSE SHOT

SPECIAL POLICEMAN MORSE SHOT.
Tuesday morning, between three
and four o'clock, burglars made a raid
ON this city. An effort was made to
enter Raphael's clothing store, on
Main street A Jimmy" was used in
an effort TO pry open three windows,
but without result. \ window shutter
in the rear was considerably damaged
i'll the effort.
Other attempts were more success
full
They also visited the Union House
on Bridge street and obtained an
entrance by rrSing open the door of
the dining room. Failing to get into
the bar room in this way they went
outside and forced open window of
the bar room, entered and robbed it
of about five dollars in pennies, some
segars, and bottles of sealed whiskey.
The landlord heard the noise, dressed
and went down stairs. bHt the burg
lars had departed.
The York Street House bar room
was also entered by prying open the
second window shutter ON York street.
Here the burglars obtained watch,
two bottles of whiskey and five dollars.
Night Waterman Samuel Morse, was
informed of the robbery at the Union
House, and subsequently met two
rough looking men ut the corner of
Union and Coryell streets. He took
hold of one of them to arrest him,
when the other shouted "break away,
and drawing n revolver shot Morse,
badly weunding him in the right hand,
some of the homes being badly
fractured Morse, Notwithstanding
the wound, drew his revolver aud
fired several shots, the robbers re-
turning the lire. The two men ran
down Goryell street toward the canal,
but officer Morse's wound bled so
profusely that he WAS unable to follow
them. DIR. Romine, who dressed the
wound. IL afraid that Morse will never
have the full use of his hand.
On Tuesday afternoon, Neal Barber,
Trenton man well-known here, was
arrested IN the Swamp" in that city,
having been recognized M one of the
men engaged in the robbery The
other man short, chunky fellow,
who did the shooting has not yet
been arrested. Barber was brought
to this city This morning, and com
mitted 10 Pennington Jail.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-09-11

The new p'aning mill i'll course of
construction at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Shops in this city, will be
very complete in all of its appoint
ments The new mill was designed
by Master Mechanic William b. Page,
and is a model Of strength and beauty.
The roof will be composed of seven
massive trusses 7x10 inches and 81 feet
long, upheld by fourteen posts, seven
on each side, 10x10xl0. Not post
will appear through the centre of the
building. The roof and shafting will
be upheld by the massive trusses.
This leaves clear space for the plac-
ing OF machinery. The new mill will
have floor surface 70xS0 feet. There
will he paced in the mill new mach
inery as follows: Large cylinder
planer; large hollow chisel; automatic
mortising machine; band saw; three
spindle boring machines; sticking
machine and sash and door mortising
machine With the addition Of these
machines, the plant will contain the
following machinery: One large cy-
Under planer; Daniels trayersing
planer; six-inch sticking machine;
eight-inch sticking machine; three
spindle boring machines; automatic
hollow chisel mortising machine;
rotary mortising machine; sash and
door mortising machine; large circular
RIPPING saw; small circular ripping saw;
large ut-off saw; jig saw; large turn
ing lathe; small turning lathe; band
saw, and upright moulder. Frank
Barley has charge Of this depart
ment, aud he is a very efficient and
popular "boss' with the men in his
employ
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-09-11

The September term of court, which
opened yesterday, has been supplied
with the following Grand Jurors by
Sheriff Fretch:
Harry J. Pierson (foreman,l Lam
bertyille.
Jacob V. Wllliyer, Bethlehem.
Josiah Prall, Raritan.
William Mcdonnell, & linton.
Thomas Palmer, Frenchtown
William II. Farrand, Ho land.
George +. Hoffman, Lebanon.
Joseph Gano, Union.
John Il Trewin, Lambertville.
Herman Altemus, town of Clinton,
Anderson Reading, Delaware
Taylor Suydam, Franklin.
Theo. Johnson, East Amwell.
Peter d. Rockafellow, Readington
Richard l.. Beatty, Tewksbnry.
Clarkson Il. Hunt, Stockton Dor
ough.
John L. Wise, Lebanon.
George A, Stryker, Kingwood
George Pickell, Alexandria.
Josiah &. Britton, Raritan.
Michael Devlin. High Bridge Bor
ough.
Jacob Dilley, Readington.
William +. Matthews, West Amwell.
Henry L. Craig, Tewksbury.