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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
|. W0LFs0N, Ecke Main Plaza, San ANTONIO, TEX.
Nn bas Yublifuul.

Die nSreie 8rene" bat iiber 400
etablirte Slgenturen I'M Staate, pirb
an iiber 700 8oltofficen perlonbt, uno
bat cine grpBe gerbreitung in Der
Nabbar= Siepublif Werito, i'm Snoio=
nerz9erritorium unO SflabDma.
SIR Girfulatiuns=@ebiet in Seros
erltredt }icb DDn @alpeiion bis binaui
nab 9enlion, pon Wmibal i'm Often
bis nab gl 8Qlo i'm fernen @elten;
es iblieBt ielbftperltdnbli6 NIT be-
lonhers sablreiben 2elern bas bibt=
beiieoelte Wtittel=geras ullb ben 6iib=
meiten Elm.
3tpei 2eiietSe iino beltiinbie, iabr@
ein, iabrau5 i'm Snterefie oes Blat=
tes unteripegs unb fiibren bentlefben
I'M gerein init unierelt riibrigen 2p=
fal : 9lgenten fDrttudbreno mere 2e=
fer au.
Sn aabetraht bieier 9batiahen 1T
Die n5reie Brelie". mu es ii6 borutn
banoelt, Die oeutlde 8epD(ferung gu
erreiben, oas bette 2smseise Naes
blum im staate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

Sbren feif-ipas ou9 fon1n1t, nur
rt6t ben M1utb berlieren. 2eb ippbl
unb quite yobrt, r,eir liebes &tnb-"
Sie umarnten etnanber unb sSrau
Malltng fiibte bic Wetnenbe.
sd banfe taufenb Meal fir @fies,
mas t9 burd Sic genofen babe, fiir
ale 2iebe unb @iite-"
n@eb, eeb-"
11nb iie f9pb ianft bas iange Weabs
den BON fi9; georg bate Sut unb
Sud- berein gshplt unb mar bebilflid
ipie Elm 8ruber, bann nabm er ieinen
9ut unb Dffnete bic SbIr.
9lls fie auf Der Strabe tparen, ftanb
Srau Walling am beaen 5eniter unb
tptnfte.
Die 2rft mar reiner, Der Simmel
ppl Sterne.. sic 19ritten f9peiqenb
gum Marft, Bis an bic @tufen.
oSoffentli6 baft Su cine quite l1ebers
fabrt unb bait nidt 10 biel bon @eez
franfReit gu lsioen," iaste er, um ettpas
gu fagen.
v2l9, babor fir6te i6 mid niht, !"
meinte iie. nWinft On mir piellei6t
Deinen @rm leiben, @eorg9"
r5reilt9 i'd bite"
Sic f9ob ibren Mrm in ben ieinen
-er mar 10 groB segen iie. Sic
lamiegte ii9 tpei6 an i'm, er lieB es
ii5 sefaaen.
rMirf 9u mid ni6t SsreeiIe.l,
@eprg9"
-9a lei Soft bor, Bella. gDir iinb
Sabre lang quite aameraben getpeIen
unb ipenn ii9 jebt unlere @eee 59eis
ben. 10 tit bas eben nicbt gu dnbern.
Sas 2eben tpirb jeoetn bon uRs geben.
mas ibm augemsIen 1T. I'm Deine
Wsntter forge Did ni9t gu Ie9r, i'm
Not6fau iinD mir fir iie ba."
uSSm GotbfalI," fpieberbolte es in
ibrem aopfe, nim NotbfaG-" Gs pers
ipirrte ii9 etipds in i1r, unb es fr0fteltt
iie.
Sic ihritten tpieber itumm eine
f3n1ale Safe entlang, unb tpieber eine
anoere dmdle Safe, 8lpifden bo6en
fenlterrei9en Mtietbsbduiern bon biirfs
tighter 9lusitattung. 6ier begeenete
tbnen nur gang perein3elt Semanb.
so iinb mir" iagte iie iteben blei,
benb nno l0fte ibren 9lrn, Der 5itterte,
aus benz feinen.
u@ute Nadt, 8ella, unb leb pobl, a
fpra9 er nit ertinitelter @teifbeit.- -
.gtnen 4ugenblid-" Gr ma9te fid
on einem Singer gu i6affen. ng2imm
ben Sting. laB ibn Dir fleiner MAIDEN,
aber BON einem auperldfIieen MenI9en,
ber Dir ben 8rinonten nibt pertaui1t.
8offentli9 pirit Du einmal einen
tpertbbolleren neben inn tragen, bet
Did aur gliidlihen 5rau ma9t. 2et
fpobl nnb piel @liid-"
gr bielt ibre 9dnbe in ben feinen,
bridte iie feit, bann lieB er pl0blid
log, orsbte iid I'M unb sins obne llms
ieben-ipeiter peiter.-
-(s5Drtlebuna fplat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
Die Yrebiot, tpelehe General

- Die Breoiet, pelhe General
iuperintenoent 5aber am Neujabrs=
tage beim Jeitspttesbienit in Der
Berliner S6loBfapeue bielt, bat all<
gemeines NuHeben erregt unb tpiro
pielfa6 in Der Brelle beiproben.
Der Yreoiger lieB enoloie 9iraoen
9egen Die 8erberbtbeit, Die Selbft=
iuht, ben 6obmutb uno Die Sitten=
lDli9feit Der Belt i'm Iagemeinen
i'ber Die 8ub0rer ergeben, ipelbe
aus oem f0nieliben 6Dfe uno ben
bDbiten 8iiroentraeern oes Geibes
beItanoen, uno oonnerte oann ipe5ien
geaen Deutihlanb los, als ob bieies
in oielen Siinoen Der @elt riiber"
iei. gmpbatilb rief Der 6pfgeiltlibe
aus: nOas in Bremen uerap1iene
&allerblut 5eugt tpioer uns, uno es
lit fra9lldb, ob unler 8plf mod Marf
genue bat, oas eineeimpfte @ift
pieoer ousSuitoBen. Wlan lit neu=
sierig, pb bem fanatiihen Serrn
nt6t pon oben angeoeutet tper0e, Die
3eiten leien poriiber, in oenen elm
aeopplo BON 8eiiau einen 8anoiba=
ten nur oeshalb gum @arniiDnz 8re=
, bigger mahte, neil er in leiner @e=
gentpart unb init ben frGftieiten
8orten iiber Die Snnobaftiefeit Der
Welt losibimpfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

Theweekly issue Of the" F'REIE
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 malice
to fully 700 post-of1ices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, ano
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to ii
Paso and Of course mainly III
the thickly populated centra
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and oul
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, 1902-01-09

= Brof. 8arlons pon Bottom III
in Berlin eingetroffen. 9erielbe bal
in Sc europaiihen Stdbten Die ee=
tuerbliben Serbdltniiie itubirt uni
gefunoen, oaB in allen 2dnoern ei=
niae 8efurbtune bariiber berrlbt,
oaB Die Ser. Staaten tpahribeinlid
in alien offenen Marften bilIieer ala
ite perfaufen tperoen. @r lagt, De-
iterreid fiible iib beionoers un1iber
uno awar 10 iebr, oaB Sabrifanterl
uno Sinan5leute abgenaigt ftno, Sa=
pital, auBer in fleine unterneb=
mungen, gu iteden, ba bic. Ser.
Staaten Die Breile fir @umntitpaa=
rim. 3meirdoer, Seifen, pbotpera=
pbilbes Waterial unb mehrere Ma=
i6inenbranden feitieben. Sat- sleibe
Sor9e be5iiglih Der an1erifanil6en
Sonfurren5 berrldt in Stalien, je=
bod in Deutiblanb fanb 9srof. Bar=
ions, oaB Die Sabrifanten iid i'm
Stanoe fiiblen, Stanb 5u balten.
gSas ben Brof. 8arions am tneiiten
in @ritaunen iebt, iino Die rDbuite
8eIunobeit uno Der quite 6unDr Der
2eute, pelhe 16 biz II Stunoen
tagli6 fir 65 Gents arbeiten, unter
Werbaltnilien, tpel6e in Imerifa
nibt eeouloet rperoen miiroen. 8rpf.
Barions bat fib erlh6pfeno NIT Der
sSrage Der @rndbrung Der Srbeiter
beibdftigt uno lit gu Dem alleen1ei=
men Sbluiie gelangt, baB OeutIbe,
Seiterreiher uno Staliener gu ible1t.
amerifaner oageaen Su gut. fa1t Bis
CUR GielfraBigfeit genabrt Iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
= Wean 1Cfreibt ous Ber(in. Gine /

Ulult fllJLCtUl uuS OELllll. VlUt
betrdbtlihe Germebrung Der &eihs=
@olo= uno Silbertniin5en 1oQ in
ndbiter 3eit burbgefiibrt tperoen.
geomentlib ioI Dem aus 6anoelsz
freiien neuerbines peribiebentlib
beflaaten Waneel an 3ebn=, Stint
uno 3peitnarfitiiden abgebolfen per=
ben. 9en 8unoesratb tit nod Der
M}inhener uIQg. 3tg." Elm glntrag
unterbreitet mDroen, Der fitr5li9 be-
enoeten Nusprdgung pDn &rDnen in
6Dbe BON 20 Wtiaipnen Warf aber-
mails cine iolbe i'm eleiben getraee
unter 8ertbeilung auf oae beutihen
Wtanaitatten folqen gu laiien. @ie
Sulebt gele9entlid Der fir 6ebnuns
Der Geibsbanf itattfinbenoen @Dlb=
ouspragungen IoQen Die bur9 bic
Bra9ung Der &rDnen entltebenben
MebrfDlten einiblieBlib Der ourh
Die gertbeilung Der Brdeune auf bic
einaelnen M}iin5itatten ertpablenben
Berienbunesfoiten auf Die 9feibs=
faiie iibernommen tueroen. Jerner
lDllen na6 8eenbieung Der in Ius=
filbrung begriffenen Guspraeune oDn
30 Weilli0nen Warf in Geibs1ilberz
miinsen (12 Willionen Marf in
5infnarf1tiden, 10 WtillionenW Warf
in 3meimarfituden unb s Milipnen
Wiarf in @inmarfltiden) tpabrero
oes Gebnungsiabres 1902 neitere
Brdgungen BON &eihsiilbermiin5en
eingeleitet mer0en. Die 8rdgungen
iollen iiber ben 8etrao Der lebten
Nusprdguna ausnabmsmeile per=
itdrft, uno 5tpar auf so Wiaipnen
Wiarf bemehen merben, Die in bier
glei6en Staten an Die Wtiin5itdtten
5ur gersebung eelangen lollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

= Sn Berlin tpuroe am s. Sa.
nuar Der preuBiibe 2anbtag burd
Die Serleiun9 elmer fDnigliben
GbrDuz&eoe ourb ben WiniIterpra=
iioenten @rafen Billion er6ffnet. Sn
Der SbrOn &eoe pirb Die tpirtb=
ibaftlibe Situation als tpenig be-
frieoigeno be3eibnet. Die ginnab=
men Der Staatszgiienbabnen, beiBt
eS, bleiben tpeit binter ben 8oran=
lblaQen suriid uno oas @eIamnts
reiultat oes SSinan5jabres mar elm
unbefrieoioenoeS. 3um ShlulIe
oermeift Der Wonar1 auf Die gtptb=
tpenoigfeit zines eueroiiben @in=
i6reltens gegen Die polnilbe glaita-
tion i'm Often Der Wpnarhie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
Nicht ntebr ftictlhaltia.

Die oeraltete Sbee, bet 8Drper
brau6e BON Belt 5u Belt Elm fraftis
ges, itarfwirtenoes Bureier=Wtittel,
IT ni9t mebr iti6baltie, oenn DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Die total
unlbaolid fino. reeen bic 2eber
mieoer an, fDroern Die 8eroauunq,
entfernen etpaige @ift Gtoffe aus
benz Spltem uno beilen abiolut Ser
itopfung uno franfbafte &ppfl6ner-
gen. &reis nur % Gents; erbdltli6
bel S. &alteper & Sobn, SEQ. s.
5. Sdmitt, @igentbiimer, un5 gtb.
9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
Staat Ohio, SolooI
0ucns Gnuntn. ss {

GrautS. Gbeneu bgl9w1rt, oaB CT Der dl=
tere Eartner Der Jirlna 5. 5. 6, beneD& & ..
genanntem County uno Staaie, tbut, ,uno oaB be-
lo9te 6irina Die Summe con ei bunoert
Sollars fur ieDen Jall bon &otarrb be;ablen
miro, Der burb Den @ebraub pon 8 aft g az
tarrb ur ni3t 9ebeilt tuerOen fam.
Srant s. @benen,
(--1 geI6mpren Dor mir uno untcrI6reben
Siegel IN meiner Se9entuart an 6. Septem=
(0~ ber VI. 8. 'e6.
U 50. 6fea . II, 6iIentlider gotar
6all's &atarrb Gltr ipiro innerlib genommen,
uno pirft brett auf oas 8lut uno Die I6leimigcn
S6erfldhen oes Spitenls. QaBt Sud 3eugniiie
frei 5ui6ifen.
s. $. GbeneD & o., Soleoo, ..
es- 8ertauft bon alien Npotbefern, 9reis Is
Gents Die 6laibe.
6alPs SFamilien= =9ilen ino Die bslen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

- 9as 2eben i1t nur fur3. &ilr~
sen Sic es niht ned mebr oaourd,
oaB Sic Sbre @rtdltung pernahldl=
iigen. 9a bph cine 6laibe Sim
mons Cough Syrup Sic oaoon
beilen piir6e. 8iro earantirt.
8reis % uno so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
Observation-Disclosures.

- uWiiller. treten Sic mebr uff
beim Marldiren; nenn mir unIern
grelteirao abgeniibt baben, iebn mir
uff'n anoern!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
9r. Npberf G.. NNnfs

Office 1913 9loe 6. Specialift fiir g(u=
gen, Sbren, 9aie unb 8ebfe. Spreh,
itunoen BON 9 biS IL ubr BDrn,ittaes
uno BON 2 biz 5 ubr Nahmittags.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
scHWERHGRIcKELT:-,gine Cine

SON KE9NE NEANE -VINt
reidbe Dame, tuelche 6urb Or. Wi9olion'S
9iinitlihe Obrtrommeln bDn Srbtuerb6rigs
feit uno Sbreniouien eebeilt tp0roen lit,
bat ieinem Snititut elm @ei6enf BON
25,000 Dollars iibermacbt. oamit lolcbe
toube unb lhtuerb6riae BerIonen, tuelcbe
nicbt Die Mittel belibeu, iib Die Obrtrpme
meln 81 oeri6affen, bielel6en umlonit err
balten f6nnen. 8riefe tuolle man aoreIs
iiren: No. 92 Midas Institut Nicholson
"Longcott' GunnersburY, London, w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

9ie 6uloene Wteoailie amf Der 3D.
Nustetune; sDr. Sieaerts imncr=
tirter @naoturna gitters"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

BARON sFIBUsAWA ENTERTAINED.

Baron Elicit Shibusawa OF Japan. was entertained
at luncheon Yesterday by NIr. Richard A McCurdy'
president OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New-York. Among those present were MI.
ITchida and Mr. Ichihara Hon. Levi P. Morton. eX-
Vice-President of the United States; George +.
Baker president OF the First National Bank; James
y Jarvie Robert H. McCurdy Hon. Joseph t.
IIan5rix president of the National Bank OF Com
rnerce; Frederic Cromwell. treasurer of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company; II H Rogers and Will
lam Rockefeller, OF the Standard Oil Company. ani
Hon William c. Whitney. ex-Secretary OF the
Navy.
Baron Shibusawa is identified with many OF the
large commercial and financial institutions OF ia
pan being Interested in twenty-four railway COM
panies, seven navigation companies. six cotton and
vroolIen mills three insurance companies, seven
mining companies. three dockyards. three harpor
constructing companies, three gas and SIX e!ectrlc
companies three paper mills and printing FACTORIES
four oil mills nineteen banks, two WAREHOUSES Two
exchanges. manufactures, three hotels, nVe
fisheries three sugar mills, four plate glass; manu-
factories three cement companies ana TWO ore"-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
MANY ALUMNI AT BOWDOIN.
MEMORIAL GATES FORMALLY PRESENTED
TO THE COLLEGE BY CLASS OF "a.

Brunswick Me-. June % CspeciaD.-The exercises
celebrating the IG1th anniversary OF the opening
Of Bowdon College held in the COngrega-
tionaI church here this afternoon. Alumni kept
oiirg into town all day. and the registration books
showed that It was the largest gathering ever
held at Bowdoin. 1t long line that Marshal
E L Curtis So OF Boston. led 70 the church this
afternoon. Headed by President Hyde, with Thorn
as B. Reed Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller and
Governor John T Hill, a cheering crowd of seven
hundred graduates proceeded 70 the church. In
the line were John Rand the oldest living graduate;
General O. o. Howard. General Thomas Hubbard.
the gfver of the library building; Sarah Orne
Jevyett the authoress, who is the only woman who
ever received n degree from Bowdon; General J.
L Chamberlain, the hero of Little Round Top.
Gettvsburg and many other distinguished men
names famous all over the country,
I he church prayer was offered by the Kew. Ut;
T-yber+ Z Smvrh. President Hyde then introduced
x7SneaLxer Reed who was greeted with tremendous
4DuIause Mr. Reeds or3ton was one OF ms pest
efforts and was frequently interrupted with IoQd
aTlDlause. The exercises We're concluded by tHt
anniversary poem, by the Rev. Samuel V Cole ~
After tna exercises the beautiful memorial GdteS
farking the Main-st- entrance 10 the college. tle
cift of the class Of 10 formally presented 70
The college bv William J. Curtis. 80 OF New Nork;
and were received by PROFESSOR dehTy L4etIdiu
Chapman for the college. ,,.,-.
This evening the annual reception by PRESIDENT
and Mrs Hyde held in Memorial Hall Ihere
were many distinguished guests present: AFTER the
reception the various fraterutieS held their annual
reunions in their chapter halls.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
wssbingron June 25-The area OF high pressure that
has dominated the weather in the last week has hnay
moved off 10 sea and followed by an area Of low
ressre that lake region tonight Ihs
storm has increased greatly in the last twenty
four hours and rapdity 1t has been at
tended by high southeast winds and thundersteFIrs
throughout the and Middle Mississippi valleys and
~, over lake region The rain last twenty
ar hours extends Middle Mississippi Valley and
thence eastward to Middle Atlantic States It s
warmer in the Lower Ohio Valley and the East CUR and
south Atlantic States and cooler the West and North
~ r-,,i,r4 ,r4
thence souhwestward along the coast 10 Northern eoI
sia II will be the Mississippi and ono va4le
tie lake region and the western portion OF the Middle "
States
The winds along the New-Ensland and Middle AtantG @
south southwest, becoming west
ride in ire lake region strong northwest winds viii
neva and along Gulf Coast fresh south TO southwest
win will continue - -r,t,
have brfs southwest winds and showers TO the
Grand Banks 49, 49,. 49, ,-5
aICng the Atlantic from Hatteras 70 Eastport
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
1000 GOO EYES" DEFINED.
vIcE-CHANCELLoR PITNEY SAYS THEY
ARE ATTENTIONS WITHOUT INTENTIONS

Goo geo eyes" armament alike Of ragtine song
writer and singer, summer girl and man. chorus
girls and Tenderoin badger garesters, ere yester-
day officially. legally and judicaIIy. but. II was
feared. technically. practically or suIlclenuy
defined by NiCe-ChanceIIOr Pitney, sitting IN Jer
sey City in a suit for maintenance brought uE d
wife. who said her husband had deserted her-
Goo goo eves"-and the learned and erucIIs
vice-ChanceIlor. pausng. lightly hummed II you
love your baby. make dem goo 500 eyes = are
attentions without intentions"
Henceforth. therefore, goo goo eyes nave
legal and judicial meaning when applied 10 GER
tain glance directed by a a woman or VICE
versa It is submitted. however. with due aeLeI-
ence TO the Vice-Chancelor, and with apprecia'lo
Of the complexty OF the subject. that a deIIll.-o
Of goo goo eyes. important as 1t may De III tiie
ure since it is officially recognized py Ie Jaw,
as explaining the meaning of an overt act sllo1N
be passed on by the highest tribunal in the ID a-
The Supreme Court of the United States shoUI1
decide whether Vice-Chancellor Pl1ney
will stand above reversal and, finding haWs III -
should itself tell the world exactly the meaning u
making 900 goo eyes.
Most everybody knows what goo geo eyes are
when they see them or feel them. Speaking gen
orally. the rolling of the eyes in such manner 1S as
is the entire sugar trust unciGdlng Reei1 49,
goo goo eyes Therefore, at the beginning .ils1e @
is attention with intention Men make goo 500
eyes" at women and women at men ana af they
caused By intention. As in the case before be-, tLre
Men who show money in the TenderIoin become
the targets for goo goo eyes They coLPaIh @ e5t 5t
the police station and the intention comes 20 Asl
with the detention Coon song @ singers gers ana ana
Of and on the next night the bald headed row
watches its flowers go over the footHghts Any
intention there? Yes. and sometimes fermentation
- .so-+ -
In the face Of these truths. daily sef-evident Il
would seem that the VfCe-ChanCellOr's decision is
inherently wrong Might this not be more worthy
of a pIac in the dictionary Of legal terTnsE
Goo Geo Eyes-Intentiou expressed through az
tenton in the tension Of glances OF pre-enpCon
ar,LI- tarlri n
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
DIED.

NefenviIe. y. Y on June Is. Carhart1e
ShuFzlt wife OF Daniel Btdweu. deceased aged 81
Years Tnteruent in Union Cemetery Melenve June Is
E7Tsr4OF-Entared into summit y J. June ..
100 Martha wife OF David H Bishop
funeral services be held at her late residence Nc
* on Friday afternoon June -, at $3.50.
Interraent at Bound Brook. " J.
zr-RT-0, Tuesday June Henrietta TolIev. wife Of
services at her late residence.
No lao West Ilsth-st-. Thursday 10 a m
L400GFs-0n Monday. June 3. board the
steamer Norro Castle, Antoinette daughter OF Major
ana Mrs H F Hodges. in her 11tn year.
Hoyr-At Stamford. Conn; TUESDAY June "a l9o2.
" EIoyt Funeral services viii De held at his
late residence No. 70 Broad-sr-. Friday. 8 ..
KENr-At Newark. J.. on Monday. June % John 5:
in the 65th year OF MS age 1eTt wees VII
ark Tbnrsiay June % 1902. clock p =. Exsnis
OF the family are invited 70 attend.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
DIED..


sons OF THE REvoLUrIoN oee Of ~ ,ssa S:
Broadway. 409 Nsv-YOrk- Jure % tet-s--HS
this society requested 70 s[Ierd .ne
services late late member Nl.idr 5enes
Lent residence. POushkeepse y u inur>aAS'
June 2s. o'clock -.-.-- -.
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS Secretary
MARKsCn Wednesday. June .. 1902. Jane D. widow OF
Mr.. A 3. Marks and beloved sister or Aana T. Sso-n-
services Thursday. June 70 1907 az 2. "a.
her residence. No 100 West 5eth-st internenr
at Elizabetht0wa. Essex County, y Y ElizaoeeneoNn
papers please copy
MERR1FIELD-on Wednesday az Central Valley n p.
Edward L. Nerrihed. OF Ssr-YCrE City. IN nis 54tn
year Centra! Presoy terrain CsGTsa
5Tth-xt between Tth-ave and Broadway. Friday June
% at . D m. InterTnent private Vermont papers
please copy
sAGE-or Restsouche River Canada. June Is. Dean
Saae. ef Albany. n Y
sTEUERwALD-suddeny Tuesday. June "a 1902. at
Albany. Alice J.. aid Notice OF funeral
hereafter
SJ-YDAM-In Brooklyn Iune - 1902 Isr1iau. daughter
OF late Cornelius Lsmsu SuyGsu- Funeral
residence. CtCaave. Canar-
Ian SATURDAY. June - at ? Relatives and
friends invited
The woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx. New York City
Office. 20 East 23d Street Madison Scuars SOUTH
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uoxORs GIVEN AT AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass. June 25--The following honorary
z-sas were conferred at Amherst College to-day.
D-Tbe Rev. HOWARD 5. BLISS, president president
@ e,ect oI he eL' ReT LTCICs R EASTMAN. Of Frarn.
9yIhL@, 9yha-,. +ra Rev HENRY NJ TYLER. professor
ingnarns - - Sroirb College Northampton. ,
OF (IEESN SNTGsEPH H SAWYER. principal OF " L
- IS Ser1inarv Easthampton; BENJAMIN l.
SMITH New-York .,,.-. NJ
Il D-JOHN y CLARK Aao2ny the Re-
IF5 W I65KINS President Of Williams ColIege
HE1->Lti CTY1E FITCH. of New-Hork' L. WILL
TS TANFS OF New-York.
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THEATRE PATRONS FRIGHTENED
MEN JUMP TO THEIR FEET AND WOMEN
SCREAM WHEN CHANGING rs HEARD
OUTSIDE

The patrons OF Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre were almost thrown into panic a little
before o'clock last night by the changing OF fire
apparatus outside the building Men jumped 70
their feet and women screamed, and IT seemed for
a moment If there would be trouble Through
the coolheadedness Of Harry Wallen panic was
avarted Mr. Wauen had the stage manager an
nounce that the fire across the street and the
people Gained down -.
story brownstone building at No. 15s West Twenty
+bfr5-sr occupied bv AdOlph CTerden "a shop
The damage about 500 confined TO the second
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KINGSTON ACADEMY.

Kingston y Y, June % (Specia).-The old
L-;ngsron Academy. this city, held its 18TH
commencement exercises here this evening 1t
fs one of the Oldest schools in the State
having held regular. sessions of school since
- sIrooer without II tsrruption- The present
erradHating class numbers thirty-one- The aca-
Sar;c honor and Valedictory address fell 70
CbarIes G Chappen the mathematical honor with
eaI,tafory 10 Clara L. Eiung. the oratoTicai honor
sa- % - aoroe W Martin. Others who read essays
We're " Miss Bessie H Smith and Miss Julia Scar
W SborIas A Shaver. Of the State Department
p,Fiic Instruction. delivered an address upon
oo55,,cerinn and environment The class day exer-
cises we're held yestero-. afternoon
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CLOSING DAYS AT TRINITY.

44.-+for5 Conn, June 25.-Twenty-seven grad
Iia4 t.s -. degrees at Trinity College to-day
AnoBg The honorary degrees conferred were the
following:
Lit DcLARENCE G r5141ffv GHLR Pr 9f Psnr2T P PF9
tessor p GPRrf|ISSRD BURTON. formerly professor
s English in the University Of MinnesoTa: YORK,
16TIN r PARSONS. OF Albany, chairman OF me
Board OF re EegERHlS ReT ALFRED HARDING, of Wash
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MARRIED..

rOTB1IN-GR0FF-On Wednesday. June IS. az Christ
Church Germantown Perm. by the Rev Charles henry
Arndt Sarah Hogats Croft 70 William Bosart ConNlin
IIISTER-Ar KINNEY-At Binghaulton, y Y. by
the Rev. DR. G. P. Nichols on Tuesday. June - 1907
Marcia daughter O. Edward ?. Mckinney. 10
George Buell. Honister. Of George Hollister OF
Rutherford. " J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 25 1902. at Grace
Cburch Mack y. the Right Rev Leighton Cole
rfen n D MARY daughter of Mrs Robert Jones Hen
derson of Nyack. Mr. Irving Mckssson. OF New
city
prE,R-WTIsoN-on "Wednesday morning %
No 46I3 DraxeI Boulevard Chicago. by Bishop 6 Il
Fowler D D IL D. the uncle OF the bride Garrett
Cnateld Pier Of New-York. Adelaide. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. Crane Wilson. OF Chicago
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,rrnn1EBURY CoNFERs DEGREES,

1f;5alebury Vt, June 25--At Middlebury College
graduation day honorary degrees were confer
as follows: .
raroolsITn Polytechnic Institute; EDWARD ".
HATCH Justice of Appellate DIVISION oI INC NV
YORK 5upTgIee pTbe Rev CALVIN B MooRYi 9sags
Iowa and the Rev. C1AhLHo H. 81 -
bennington. VI ---,D- Ito ,,-aci4ar+ of the
B. IA B. HEP RH, ylce-p cr- presl'iei' oi ''7