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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Werbiitete cute Operation.

8or sp0lf Sabren perlebte s. 90.
5uIioan BON 6%artforo, Conn.,, Iein
8ein nit einem perroiteten Drabt.
Cine @ntsunbung uno balb baraui
8lutoeretftung iteaten 1ib elm.
3wsi Sabre lang litt er unidelib,
oann braneen Die Ierate auf bic Nn1z
putation oes @liebes. ,Nber",
l6reibt er, lid nabm cine 5lalbe
Electric Bitters uno perbrauhte
Il Sba9tel 8udlens Nrnica Salbe
uno mein 8ein lit iebt 10 eeluno uno
frdftig mie iemals 5unpr." @eser
9aut : Guslhlae, eczema, Setter,
Sals=SluB, ofene @unoen uno ale
Sale unreinen 8lutes bat Electric
8itters" nibt leines @lei9en auf Der
grbe. Breis so gts. Grbaltlib
bel S. &alteper & Spbn, @ep. S.
S. Sbmitt, gigentbuner, uno 90.
DreiB. Die Sbnen 3ufriebenbeit aa=
rantiren, ooer oas @elo 5uriideritat.
fen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
cages : Weuigfeiten.
SnInnb.

= Ius 8albingtptt miro iebt be-
ltirnmt peritbert, boB Ser Brdiioent
letne IbItbt in 8esue ouf Die Ser
abiGleonng oes Generals Miles gez
anoert babe. ST miro i'm gnte perz
bletben, muB aber per1pre9en, Iid
in 3ufunft rubig su perbalten.
= Nls NabfDlger bes pDn ieinem
BDten suriidtretenoen Warinemini=
tiers Song errannte Der 8rd1tbent
Wm. >. WDDbn pDn MaHa9uIetts.
Yraiibent GDDiepelt Fat BIZ
Gbineien=N 81 siblieBunas=8ia unters
sei9net.
= Sn @albinetpn traf Die Nab=
ri6t bonn TDbe bes @eneralfpnIuls
Osborne in 2DnbDn ein. Ser ba=
eur6 pacart gepDroene Soften miro
pabrl6einli6 Dem BeniiDnsz &om=
mtliar @pans angebDten meroen.
HUSBAND.
Serr Nnbrem 8. @bite, Der
anerifanilbe 8Dtlhafter in Berlin,
uuroe nab ieiner Giidfebr aus Sta
lien betreffs ieines an9eblid geplan=
ten &idtrittes befraet unb enteee=
nete, er Jet nod gu feinem gntldluB
in Der Sadie gefDmnten. Sein @nt=
ibeib bdnge nDrt umItdnoen ab, Die
lt6 pDbl mod entpideln miBtsn.
- Wear 1hretbt aus Berlin: Ser
Staatsiecretar bes &ei9sl9abamtes
5rbr. b. 9bielmanr miro bemnddit
benz &eiHstage oes 8riilfeler 3uferz
abfommen pDrleeea. 9ieies inppl=
Dirt, oaB Die Geaierung Die belteben=
be 3udergeiebeebune ednslib dnz
bern muB. Cine b~etreffenoe 8Drlaoe
miro idon nnn Der &eeierung ppr=
bereitet.
= 9as teueite Bulletin uber ben
@eiunbbeitsauitanb Der iungen &Dni=
gin Wilhelmine BON 6oIanb lautet
mieoer etpas 9unftiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
4tQerIet.

- SIN 3ubtbaule gu 9untspiue
bat Der Strdfling &n Menbes
ben Strdfing Suan Nguilar erihla=
gen. 8etbe purben i'm 81. 9iItrift=
geri9te bier in San IntDntD pegen
elmer &eibe gentein16aftlib beganee=
rer ginbru9s=9 iebitdble gu ldrge=
rem 6aftitrafen p%erurtbeilt. Qguilar
mar ais Staats5euae aegen Wenbe5
aufgetreten uno init leihterer Strafe
bapDneefDmr1en. 9aber Der @rDu,
ben Menbes eeeen Neuilar beete.
- SIN IS. Diltrifteeridte batte
SO. 81. Sauft, elm dlterer Mann,
Die Snternational= Balm auf $10.=
600 S9abenerlab perflaet, neil er
als Baiiagier iener 8abn BON einem
8etrunfener miBbanoelt pDrben lei.
Seine &lage muroe abibldQig be-
idieoen, ba Die Babneeienlbaft in
iOlben Sdqen nibt baftpfid,tie lei.
= q. g. TruB, pelber hurb Die
8erubrung zines gelaoenen eleftri=
Iben Grabtes perlebt mDrben mar
uno melber Die Traction Company
in SDlge belien atf Sbabenerlab
perflagt bate, erbielt Die Sunme
BON $3.50 5ugeiprDben.
Sin 8Dmite 1T ouf Die ginla=
bung bes WapDrs bin %sulammenoe=
treten, UNI Sammluneen fir Die
9Irre NotbleioenDen in 8apata
County gu peranitalten.
= Muf benz &riminal=D Dfet bes
81. Diitriftgeribtes befinoen ftd our
Belt nibt weniger als 200 Sdae.
Im MDntag miro Die Gerbanolune
berielben erDffnet peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Cine fOlOKale ~lleberiawemmuaa

%aerit6rte cine 9elesrapben=2inie, Die
gbas. 6. @ais BON 2isbon, Sa.,
MISREPRESENTATION bate. vSnoem
i'd biz gu ben 9uften in eisfaltem
Waiier itano," iAreibt er, ,aoa i'd
mir cine ibreflibe Grfdltuila gu,
Die iib tdglih peri9limmerte.
SblieBlih erfldrten mir Die beIten
Ier5te in Oatlano, Web., Sipur
Gitg uno Smaba, id bdtte Die
Sbwinbiuht uno tonne nidt mebr
LANCE leben. Damn fling i'd an, DR..
Kings New Discovery AT neb=
men uno mar nod Dem Gerbrauh
BON 6 Slaiden p6aig pieoerberee=
fteat. @s miro politio aarantirt ge=
gen @rfdltung, 6uiten, 9als= uno
2ungen=2eioen. Breis so Gts. uno
$1.00. 3u baben bel s. &alteper &
Sobn, @sD. S. S. S9mitt, @ieen=
tbiimer uno No. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30

Die berIBmte . q IL
lanb'f6e SammInns bon
9tnefif9em poroeGan 1T fiirsli9 bon
benz Nelp 0orter Multimiaiondr g.
Ylerpont Morsan angefauft porben.
Die Sammlung tit cine Der i90niten
in Der Welt unb umfabt 1900 Stiid.
Sbr Wertb pirb auf $1,000,OOO berz
ani9last.
Per g d IN a r &c Sob
(o'e BsulenpefD forberte 1916 in guz
ropa 100000 Spfer, pobur6 iiber
10000 Stdbte unb 90rfer pouftGnbis
sntooltert purben. Sogar auf benz
W}eere fano man Sdtffe, ongebli9
0eren 1850. auf benen bon Der Be-
iaBun9 tein ein5iger Mann, ipeber &az
pttdn nod Matrpien, nod lebenb ongez
troffen nurbe.
Die Meter Der afrtfoz
nif9en Qprniffe tperben Don
ben bprtigen G~ingeborenen ols &0rbe
benubt. Sic ftnb febr let9t, felt unb 70
ot9t, baB fie fogar Waher balten. Mlan
entfernt baraus nur bic S6eibspGnbe
uno 3euen, bringt 9entel baran an.
uno oann bienen ite als febr niibIide
9ausgerdtbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Gd1pn int 0IIterthtt,,t

tpuBten Die Mer5te tpDbl, baB bic meifen
&ranfbeiten unb Stbrungen Der Srgane
i'm menibltben &6rper auf iblebte Sdfte
5uridsufibren linb. 8ir tpiiien 3. s.,
oaB i60n Der beribmtete Der alten See
bisiner ,,SippDfrates, nadb Mitteln lubte,
UNI oas Slut i'm &6rper sm reinisen, bic
grndbrun9, 8er6auung unb Nusl6eir
bnng Der Stofe 81 fDrbern unb bic Or
game nno gtnserpeibe, tpelbe eriblafft
tparen, 81 neuer Sbatiefeit ansuregen.
9eute haben tuir elm iolbes unfeblbares
Mittel in @eftalt Der ct. Bernard &rdue
terpilen, bic i'm 2arfe Der Belt gu einetn
redten Seaen Der MenIbbeit oetpDrben
iinb unb iib oesbalb einen @eltruf ero>
bert baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
@eifenoe Neenten:
Carl 2lrnp.
81. GMprpbimb.
U 9 a a.
Gree aef4i9tii&e Grtuabmmns hes gro6eu
WakerfaleS. Der SrefeIem< 8unb.

Nts Der fransofihe Seefabrer
Sacque8 Cartier 1885 ben Gt. So.
ren5 @nlf burbforihte, maro linn
bon ben an befier Geitaben feBbaf>
ten Snoianeritdmmei1 gu perifeben
geeeber. baB Elm mdbtiger 6trpm,
ben tie 6Dhelaga nannten, fern aus
benz Stnerert fDmmero, in ben Golf
fi& ereieBe.
&uf speitereS 8efragen iiber ben
urfpruig bes StrDmes erfubr Gar
tier BON ben Notbbduten. ,,baB man
unh elmer 5abrt BON pielen Wieilen,
Die burh GtrDmldnellen uno @ai-
lerf6lIe unterbrpden neroe, in einen
SEE (Dntarip), etua 400 Weilen
lang unb 120 Weilen brett, gelange,
an befien tpeffiibem @nbe bas @ai<
fer qelunD uno Der Winter gemdBigt
iei; bnB uor Siioen aus in ben See
elm Gtrnm aieBe, Der ieinen lrz
iprune i'm 2anbe Der S~rDfeien babe;
oaB meiter itrDmaufm1rtS man eiz
men grDBen @aiierfau unb jenleits
oopDn einen anberen See finbe, ben
fie niemal8 erfurIht bitten"
SD beribtet Warc 2escarbpt in
ieinem cine ,,@eihidte BON Weu<
5rantreib" betitelten, 1909 perDf=
fentlihen Werte bel Der Beldreibuno
BET 5tueiten @ntoedunesr.iie gur.
tiers.
Dies 1T bic erite gelbi1tlihe @r=
pdbnun9 Der 5dqe bes 0iagara uub
Der eruBeu ameritaniiGen Binnen=
Teen.
Wd6renb Der ben gntbedungsrei=
fen gartier's ~folgenben bunbert
Sabre muroen Die Gaae bes @iaeara
tpobl bin unb tuieoer uor eiuem Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Moti5 far stentrjabler.

Sie Staotteuern fir bas Sabr
1902 iino iebt faai9 uno in mei1er
Office in Der 5tabtbaue gu San In=
toniu, 9eras, sablbar. Gielelben
miiifen biz gum 81. Mai entribtet
werben, mad melbem Gage elm 8u=
i@la9 BON Strafgeblbren unb Soften
erfolst. &Omr1t fribseitie uno per=
meioet bas @eordnQe.
60. Stepes,
StabtfDleftor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Staater uno ben Srpfe5en. 1884 ALI

Staaten uno ben Srpfeien, 1854 5u
SORT Stanmir, Dem bertigen Rome,
in Dozipos=ma, I'M v2inbenpalb"
pberbalb Der Wiinoung Der Buffalo
Greet, in oerielben @eeenb, aus Der
Iie 140 Sabre pprber Die Gapfwas
oertrieben batten, cine t1eue Seimatb.
Der u~eber5obl unb Der 2anogier Der
BlaBgeftdter muBten iie i'm Infong
per piersiger Sabre bes porigen
Sobrbnnoerts auh bier meiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
@tmas ehreflihes

1T iudenber 6aut , Nusi9lae; bpd)
Bucklens Arnica @albe BELT ben
ihlimmiten Sal auf @rben. 9iele
Sable Fat ihon Tauienbe eebeilt.
@egen Sbmeraen, ale 6aut=& ranf<
beiten uno fDrperliben Gerlebungen
giebt es nihtS bef1eres in Der @elt.
Breis Is Gents per Sbabtel. SET
lung miro garantirt. \ 3u baben
bel S. &alteper & Sobn, @ep. S. +.
Sbmitt, @igentbumer, uno I6Dlf
DreiB.
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gpntbern pacific Babn.

Wbfabrt.
Nab Nep Orleans, 9ouftpn nno Gal,
beitpn tdglib 1900 MittaQs.
Gab 81 8aiD, %galifDrnien unb Mertto
.,..... 900 8Drm.
Nab 0oro<EeTas, ct. 2Dnis unb gbiea<
go katy Flyer ........ 1915 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Son Woro>xeIas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer $3.50 MDrgen8.
Bon Wetp Orleans, Spuiton unb COL
beltDn tG9lib.. ..4:45 Nachm.
Bon 81 Bafo, galifOrnten un6 Meritp
7:3O Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30

s@~ Salt, cement, Sano, Bad
iteine, ~feuerfeite Steine unb Tbons
Cheer uno Mspbaltpapier, Dadpappes
9beer unb Ispbalt, Del, gerpentin.
Sarben, @laS &c. &c. ftets bprr6tbiQ
bel S. 6. 9ielmann, BOG Oft
Commerce StraBe. Mieorige Breife.
CUTE Waare iDmie CUTE uno reelIe
8eoienutg merben garantirt. =
Eelepbon 40
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Gin retner, BARTENDER gonif.

Malt-Nutrine lit burbaus per=
ibieoen BON ben pielen anberen
Brdparaten dbnlihen Mamens. @s
lit elm retner lt%drfenoer bef6mmliHer
Wal5 3onif, mdbrenooem anbere
leoialiA ftarfe, lbmar5e Btere fino.
Malt Murine miro nur BON Der
Nnbeuler 8ui1=8 rauerei, in ct.
2ouis, Mo., bergelteut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
Ser Cinderella Sdub =Valaf

Der 0t10erella Sdl1b : YalaF
SEQ. 207 Nlantp Blaaa. 9elepbon
585, Fat einen groBen 8Drratb bon
Sbuben fir 9erren, Damien uno
&inoer. Nae @aarer iino rur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen bespsen. @ir
bieten ale &onfurrens bur1 Quali=
tdt unb 8reile. Nub Die beliebten
uno nor5i9liben Nlfreo Dolge's
Sil5ibube itnb pieoer aneefommen.
Spre9t bel unS por uno be1i@tiQt
unier 2ager ooer i@idt Cure Nuf=
trdge brieHih elm.
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Gieubabn Tabr=Y lan.
S. & q. u. 8abn.
Wbfa hrt.

Wab alien Norb<S eras<8unften ........
8Drm.
Nab ct. 2ouis, Mempbts unb benz
Often IL. 80 Mittaas.
Nob 8aco, Norb<Seras, Santa Sc une
SrtscDsHunften ........8 .15 Mbenbs
Nab ct. Souls unb benz often 900 ~
Wab 2areoo uno Mertcp. % 90 Born.
Nnfunft.
8un st. 2Duis unb Dem Often. .7.30 8orm.
BDn Noro>SeIas. Santa Sc unb SriscD<
yurtftett Las 8Drm.
Gpn lpcalen 8untten .......6.3O Nahm.
8Dn ct. Souls unb benz often 11.45 NbbS.
Son GareoD unb M3ertfo. -. IL. 10 Nahm.
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~. 6. & =. 8abn.

Mab 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanias
gitp, ct. 2ouis uub Chicago, tdgli1,
(S.N & q. g. Oepot) 1880 MDrgens.
Nab Waco, Sort Wortb, Dallas &c. lbDm
Sunlet~D epot) ........ 1915 Mbenbs.
Infun t:
Son Chicago, ct. Souls, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb @aco, tdgliH
(Suniet 9epDt) $50 BDrn1.
Bon @oco, Sort Wprtb, Dallas &c. (G.
u. 6 u. 3. 9epDt) ...... 9:25 Mbenbs.
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q. u. & u. g. satn.
U B q t.

Nbfabrt.
Nab @alpetDn, Soufpn unb guero tag
ltq 900 Borm.
Wah Corpus ghrifti, Mranias. 8aB unb
8eebiIe tdalib .......~. nbr IDrm.
unb 2:20 Rahm.
Wah Borne unb aerrbi0e, taelib 49,.
$3.50 8Drm,
Mntunt.
Bon @alpeitDn, 6DuitDn unb guerp tag
ltb NUStID9.
Son Corpus ghrift, Mranias BaB unb
8eebtle tdslib.. .2:05 Nadm.
8on 8Drne unb &errbiIe. tdgli@ 80.
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Anbe1er=8 nid's ,8momeiier"

iit BON rein=gDlbener Sarbe, iebr
reid uno bat einen munoerbaren
@elbmad. Sc iollte in ieoem @is=
Sbrant uno auf ieeem gBtiib Der
feiniten 6auSbaltuneen gu finben
lein. Die 9utalzS eritequng bieies
8ieres lit grDBer, dis Gle auer anbes
rem 5laibenbiere ~5ulammengenom=
men,
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@ir baben eillen eroBen @prs
roth BON Gefriaerotoren, Waiier=
ttiblern. @isibrdnfe uno See Cream
5reeaers. Die mir 81 nieorieem
Breiie auS5uperfaufen mitnlben.
6. $. Dean & s o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30
GS foftet midbt ptel, lid tppbl su
fiihlen.

Taulenoe pon 2euten baben in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills eineu
Segen fir ben menibli9en &Drper
g%efunoen. 9ieie Biuen beilen Ser
itDpfune, franfbafte &~opfi6mersen,
S6minoel= Infdue, @elbiu1t, Ma-
laria, Sieber, SrDiteln unb ale
2eberz unb Magenz2eiben. Stein
pegetabil. Sour 25 gts. BEL s. &al=
teper & Subn. @eD. s. S. Sbmitt,
@igentbiimer, uno Ibolf Drei6.
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@ulf gbpre 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
@acb Stodbale, tdslib, 1900 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbole. tdalih. 1900 Rahm.
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= @aiDlinz, Dampfz, @inoz uno
Bferbefraft= Bumpen, BobrmaiHine.
rie nno allies Material fir @aHer-
8eibaffung.
Mlamn Srpm @prfs.
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&. SdenermeDer's Tamiliensartel

erfreut lid meeen ieiner ausgeseih-
neten Slide oes beiten 8ufes bel
6ieiigen unb Sremben uno miro
oementipreheno BON Sreunben elmer
auten oeutiben Soft fart Patrons
iirt. Oelifateiien Der Saiion ents
lpredeno. Wilhereiprpoufte auer
Dirt. SIM Saloon finoet man itets
fril6es 8ier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno @%igarren. S6euermeper's So
mllienqarten lift elm @rbulunasplat
eriter &laiie.
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Die be It e uno billig-
ten In5uge fir 6erren, bic
1bDnfte Nusmabl BON Stoffen BEL
u. s.. 2ubert,
100 Noro Mlamp Stra6e.

= 6aben Sic lie unlere Brunnen@
bobrmaihine geieben? 3aBt uns
Gub elm girfular init Beldreibung
uno 8reiien ibiden.
Nllamp Srpm @prfs.
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- 5arben uno Dele gu ~nieorige,
Breiien bel
8. Braeeer,
322-34 Oft=g pmmerc GtraBe.
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@enn Sbr See Cream Jree@
sers, Nefrigeratoren uno Waier=
fibler faufen pout, aebt gu g. $.
Dean q 6 o., oa bieielben ibrert
Sorratb gu reouairten 8reiien aus
nertaufen. SEPT lit Die Belt. gu
faufen.
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@rumpeisentbums ,,ebertreaumaeu.

8m. @ia an $. Stern, @runo=
ftif an Carton Str., 50, 600.
sophia 8. Shmarb an Sc. IS.
9oois, @runoitiid an Camden Str,
$500.
Slora 6. Goams an 6enrp SDfe,
2 @runoitiide an Ioe.. 5000.
g. 2aoenbura an 8erfieuics, 2
@runoltiide an @ulan Str, $45.
Baul s. SurtS an 6. 9.
Shmarb, @runoitid an Camden
Str. Breis nominea.
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= Bumpsg plinber, @Dbren uno
@infaiiun9, Wtno= unb Y~feroefraft,
Mtublen. 2llamp SrpH 91prfS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30

Seiratbs=S beine:
8ilb. Sits uno Tberele Shmitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-30

Dber moaS lange 6auS", beiien D1tlis
der @ingang BON ben Mobamfs,
beiien peftliber BON ben @enecas
betpabt muroe, nit benz ,@rDBen
&atb8feuer" Doer benz Bunoes=
6auptDrt i'm @ebiete Der Snpnoa-
gas. Die @rinoung bes Bunoes
fdat ettpa in Die 3eit Der gntoedz
ungSfabrt Carriers auf benz ct.
2aprence StrDrne (1535). I'm Die
Mitte oes II. Sabrbunberts erreihte
Der SrDfeienbuno Die b69ite 8liitbe.
Seine Sberbobeit tpuroe peitlid Bis
an ben Miiiiiiippi=S trDm, ppbin Die
SenecaS 1850 borsebrunsen parerl,
unb ilblib biz 8entudp anertannt.
Die D6rfer Der Seneca Wation,
Der mdbtig1tel uno' sablreibiten Der
stint 0atiOnen" laaer Ditli1 pDtn
@eneiee 5lufie.
Die @raulamfeiten, Die mGbreno
oes ameritanilben unabbGnaia=
feits= Srieae8 BON ben. nit ben gnaz
ldnoern oerbinoeten Srofelen an ben
Nnlteolerp i'm WDbapt= uno 8poz
ming@Sbale periibt puroen, peran=
laBten General @aibinetpn 1779
cine Nrntee unter @eneralmaior
Suaipan 9egen Die Snoianer su ent=
ienoen. Sulioan 5ug, lenaeno uno
brenneno uno Iaes permiiiteno, bis
in baS Ser5 bes @ebietes Der Se=
recas.
Die lleberreite bes emit 10 maAs
tiaen uno itDl5en Stammes fanoen
nah benz Srieoensuertrase 5tuiiden
Der iuneen Gegierung Der Der.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
AN UNFAITHFUL WIFE
BETRAYED Her Husband, Killed
Him and Committed Suicide
in New York Flat

New York, Sept. 9.-Charles O'NeiH'
a ianitor, died in a hospital early to-
day. and his wife. Ida, was found dead
in their apartments with two Dullel
wounds in her body. The tragedy FOL
lowed a quarrel, in which O'NeiH ac-
cused his wife of having been unfalth-
full According TO the story told by
O'NeiH shortly before he died, ne
learned last month that while ne
thought his wife was out OF the city
on a vacation, in reality she had peen
living at a hotel in company with
another man. Last night he accused
her of this. and had told her that she
would have to sign a confession. Iah-
ing an unloaded revolver from his
desk. he put it to her head. she begged
him not to kill her, saying she would
confess He lowered the revolver, ana
AZ he did so she ran from the room.
She came back in a few moments, ae-
cording to O'Neill, with a revolver, and
shot him twice. Immediately after
wards she shot herself twice, and died
instantly. .,,
The coroner. who went 10 the O'Neill
apartments. found O'Neilrs revolver
emptv. but he also found a slip OF
paper. which seems to indicate that
O'NeiH meant to load and use the re-
voIver before morning. on the paper
was written. in a mans handwriting;
Three letters on the gas meter viii
explain all"
The letters were addressed 70 rela-
tives of O'Neill, and asked for forgive
ness for what he was about 10 do. one
OF the letters disposed Of his property
and life Insurance TO his sister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
LUKENS COT TOO GAY
Indignant Young Matron Pushed
Him Confession
of the Woman.

Chicago. Sept. "A dispatch 70 the
Tribune from New Orleans says: "A
Noman's conscience has compelled her
90 reveal the mystery in the death of
Earl G.. LUkens. manager Of the New
Orleans branch OF a correspondence
school Lukens was believed to have
been accidentally drowned on the
evening of Aug. 81.
"Du that evening a party boarded the
yacht Indian for a sail down the river.
ON the yachts return, il was an
nounced that Lukens had accidentally
fallen overheard and drowned. His
body was recovered two days later.
Mrs Kate Jarreau the Young wife
or a travelling man. has confessed 10
Coroner Rirhaud that she pushed Lu-
kcns overheard.
"Nrs. Jarreau said that she had been
f1ntrrrd by Lukcns and had warned
him that II he kept on she would throw
him overheard. lie had continued, and
she had made good her threat
Mrs. Jarreau went on to say that
she had wished TO tell the truth about
The affair on the night OF the drown
ing. but had been prevented by Hans
Eeig. a member of the party, who had
warned everybody that I'm Justice 10
Der good name they should all stick TO
the accident theory,
Mrs. Jarreau is held by the police
as a witness. After she told her
story a search was made for Reig. and
DO was discovered that ne had left the
city"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
COURT ROOM CROWDED
Arney- Dubois Case. Postponed,
to the Disappointment of
the Spectators.
Especial to The Heraid9

Boise. Ida. Sept. 9.-The mixed crowd
OF politicians. attorneys and curious Wis
itors VINO were present when Judge
KOcisch opened court this morning was
doomed TO appointment, so far as the
Amry- Dubois case was concerned, for
the case was continued until Thursday
afternoon al . O'Clock by consent Of cOun-
sel. james Hawley and George NJ Par
sons appeared for the defendants and
asked for the continuance. This was as
scented 20 by County Attorney J. NJ. Fraw-
Icy and Attorney General Martin, who
will conduct tho prosecution. The WO-
man. Mrs. kensler, and Guards Nebauer.
Chinn and Parsons, who We're subpOenaed
as witnesses. appeared iu court, but only
for a minute. as their services were not
required The prosecution tried 10 have
the woman detained i'm jail until the hear
ing, but this was objected to by the de-
Tense. and ultimately she was taken back
90 the pen.
Then court adjourned Attorney II W
bunton vas the cynosure OF all eyes as
the man who sWOre 20 the complaint but
he appeared Obliyious to the attention he
attracted DunJ0n gives il out that he is
TO be a candidate for the county attOr-
nCyshlp al the coming election Some
people, however, are mean enough to say
chat he is out for any old office he can
get and would not decline a seat in the
legislature If IL was forced on him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
BRITISH CANNOT COMPETE
Industrial Apparatus Must Be Odenzed Before They Can Hope
to Withstand the Competition of Enerpdsng
American Manufacturers.

This moderation and tacit support of
the economic benefits of the Mckinley
tariff. the Telegraph holds. makes it
rts more difficult for President Roose-
'Nelt to deal with the trusts.
Future Competition.
Mr.. Bells statement that the rail-
roads and shipping interests are COM
bining so that when the supply exceeds
the demand the surplus can be carried
10 Europe more economically than ever
before, causes the Daily Telegraph to
say:
If forewarned was ever forearmed,
British manufacturers have reason to
lay Mr.. Bells warnings seriously to
heart a2d weak while there is yet time
at the task of completely undermining
our Industrial apparatus, which alone
can enable us TO hold our own when
the vast forces of American production
are concentrated once more upon the
competition in foreign trade
The Standard takes a similar line of
argument.
Sir Joseph Lawrence, president of the
machinery trust, is quoted as saying:
There IS no doubt that the United
States and Germany have shot ahead of
US enormously in the iron and steel in
dustry, but il does not follow that Eng
land is going to the dogs. Most of our
firms are sending representatives
abroad TO pick up ideas. and l do not
think we shall go backward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
MORGAN AND COAL BAR0NS
REFUSE TO COMPROMISE
Efforts at Reconciliation Have Proved Futile So
Far as the Operators Are Concerned
Edc Rs Gone Forth That the Striking Miners Must Surrender
Internationally.

we anything TO say on the strike situa-
ton"
President George r. Baer Of the
Reading, President W. II. Truesdale OF
the Iackawanna and President T. p.
Fowler Of the New York. Ontario 81
Western railroad held an informal con-
ference. After il was over, President
Fowler said that the situation had
been gone over thoroughly in an in
formal way Mr. Fowler declared em-
phatiCally that there was no change in
the attitude Of the operators and that
nothing could end the strike but tho
unconditional surrender OF the miners.
Governor Stone this afternoon paid
visit TO the officers OF the United
States Steel corporation. Upon leav-
ing he said:
Attorney General Elkin, Senator Linn
and myself have been In consultation
for some hours today with p. A. B.
Widener of Philadelphia, who is a d.
rector in the United States Steel cor
pOratiOn and is associated with MF.
Morgan in many business interests
Mr. Widener is very anxious 10 see the
strike settled and today took the mat
ter up with Mr. Morgan. We are doing
what we can"