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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

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ter GonareB in 0iiielborf beibaftiste
1ih gum Sdluife feiner Beratbungen
nit Der Sraee Der 8erltaatlibune
Der Bergnerfe. Die fransDfilben
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ereB belGliebe, ale 8ergperfe au
ats=@igentbum gu MAIDEN. 8e=
liber Doer @Dnsel1iDndre, melbe lire
@ruben ni9t ausbeuten, lDnen oaau
gesmungen meroen, inbem Die @ru=
ben iDnit burb Elm glrbeitersSpnbi=
fat aussubeuten lino." Die @ne=
lanoer oeraibteten auf 0as @ort.
@abbem ale anoeren 0atiunen su=
itimmenoe @rfldrunaen absegeben
batten, tpuroe Der Intrag einitiinmig
anaenDmmen, ebenlD Der oeut11e
Intrag, oaB Die Beraarbeiter nur
fiir lolbe ganoibaten fir Die ee1eb=
eebenoen &Drperibaften eintreten
iullten, Die lid oerpfli9teten, ben BON,
gegenpdrtigen gDngreiie gutgebeiBez
men 8er9arbeiter 5oroerunsen ge=
ieblibe Iuerfennung gu perlbaffen;
gegebenenfaus leien belonbere 8ere=
arbeiterfanoioaten aufauitellen. Die
Sbaffun9 zines irternatiDnalen
bergmdnniiben Sefretariats purbe
biz gum ndbiten gDn9rene pertaet.
Die Deutlhen uno Oeiterreiber ga,
ben aber Die @rfldrung ab, DaB Die
Werbdnoe bieler beioen 2dnber ii9
BON ben internatiuna(en Gonerehen
fernbalten tpiirben, penn in bieler
Sra9e auf Dem ndcbltidbrigen fein
praftiid] greifbares gr9ebniB gu
Stanbe fomme. SIN nabiten Sabre
taat bet gDngreB in Briiiiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
Eiebeu eSabre bett(1aeria.

Weroen @unber iemals aufbDren.
lih gu ereianen?" Danab erfunoiz
gen fib Die Sreunoinnen pDn syrau
8. Beaie BON 2aprence. &anlas.
Sic tpuBten, baB tie leit 1ieben Sab
rem oas 8ett nibt oerlaiien bate,
tpegen hires 9eieren= uno 2ebers3ei=
bens, geerpolitdt unb augemeiner
Ibeeipanntbeit. geadoem id brei
Slalben Electric Bitters" ae=
nommen bate, ibreibt iie, ntonnte
ib aufIteben uno umbereeben uno
nah orei Wunaten fiiblte ih mid
mie neusebDren. 2laen Oenieniz
gen, Die an &ppflhners, Niifen=
ibmer5en, HeroDlitdt, 5blai1o1igz
feit, Weelanbolie, Sbnnabts= uno
Sbminoel 9lnfdllen leioen, fam
electric gitters nibt eenue empfobz
len rueroen. 4Sreis so gts. Ct
1altlib bel S. &alteper & Spbn,
Geo. S. s. Sbmitt, @iaentbiimer,
uno 40. OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
3ettet s3tpei rpm SuSe.

,uniere fleine 9phter batte einell
fait tDbtliben Suiten Nnfall uno
8rpnbitis i'm b0blten @raoe", =,
ibreibt Srau IS. 6. 6apilano BON
Irmonf, sc. 9. rIber als ale anoe=
rem Wittel feblgei6lasen batten, erz
retteten mir 1ie burb DR.. King S
New Discovery bDm Iooe. un=
iere gaibte, Die an Sbpinblubt i'm
porgelbrittenen Stabium litt, eez
braubte ebenfa1S biele punoerbare
Mebisin unb erfreut ith beute oes
beiten Boblbefinoens. " Die iblimnt=
iten Jdlle bon Sals= uno 2ungen=
2eioen uei6en in fiirseiter 8eit nDr
n9r. Sings Stem DISCOVERY. Gin
unfeblbares Mtttel eeeen 6ulten urb
@rfdltung. Breis so gts. unb ST 90.
8iro earantirt BON S. &alteper &
SDbn, @eD. s. s. Sbn1itt, @iaene
tbiimer, unb No. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
9lus U1ithlbprf
8apern

= Ius WnblbDrf in 8apern
miro cine Nnefopte init einen1 .,ame=
rifanilben gnbe" berihtet. Dprt
tpar elm Bauer boz ie1s Wpben NIT
elmer ar0Beren @elblumme gum be-
nabbarten Marfte aefabren, um
Bieb gu faufen. Seitbem blieb ct pers
ibolen. Nahforlbungen tparen Der,
aeblih, uno 70 glaubten Die Seinen
i6Dn, er lei einem 8erbreber gum
Spfer aefallen. uno trauerten utn
i'm. Da erlhien er unermartet tpie=
Der. @inloB begebreno, geabts an
Der 9biire ieiueS 0aules. @S itellte
iib beraus, DAB er, itatt su Warfte
= t1ab Nmerifa gefabreu mar, um
iib elm wenis ienieits oes srpBen
Waliers umsuleben. @s batte ibm
aber oriiben gar nidt gefallen, uno
10 par er suriifgefebrt. 9as n1it-
aenummeue @elo brabte er, CUR
Sreuoe Der sSamilie. er0Btentbeils
mie0er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

berren unferes 0eI9le9tes niihert
bdterli9erz unb 1niitterli9erieits bur9
fiinf generattonen ibre abelige Nbs
funft beslaubtsen f0nnen," lddelte
Tra9berg fpDttif9. r@ie ieben, elm
@tiid persument mabt ii9 bic 9errz
f9aft iiber bos lebenbisfte Gefiibl an. !"
rSn meiner Samilie," per1eBte ber
Wifo,nte nit portpurfspoGler Wi6tigz
feit, rin Der Samilte Debelaire berrz
fden bteielben @runbfdbe feit Sabrs
bunberten, unb Niemanb, i9 bin Der
9ebte metnes @tammes. bat biefelben
ie perbDbnt."
.Sebt treffen mir uns," fieG ber @raf
nit pl0blider aebbaftisfeit ein, um
etnen tpetteren ginseben in biefe Meaz
terie por5ubeugen. ussSA bite I'M Die
9anb sS1rer So9ter!"
Debellaire fprang ouf. Oas 8ort
perfagte Tim i'm erten Musenblide bor
l1eberraf6ung. n@eraeiben sic" fagte
er bann, nod ftarf berlpirrt Don benz
slanaoollen 3ufunftsbilb, bas fi9 Tim
bot, nSbr Mntrag trifft MIDI bDllig unz
ertpartet. Mas bic 8eitimmunsen beg
9ausgefeses Sbrer Ganlilte anbelanet,
70 baben Sic allerbinss eine bur9aus
paffenbe @abl getroffen, bic Samilie
Debellaire ftarnmt aus ben Sagen
9etnri9s bon Naparra. Oamals
ipurbe bur9 bielen Der Sieur b. Ser
ranb nit Der 8aronte Sebelaire be-
!ebrtt."
Sc rnebr Der @ifointe iidb in bic @ez
f4idte leiner Mbnen bsrtiefte, beito
mehr bra9 1i9 BEL ibp bic ueberaeuz
suns 8abn, in biefem Msonent Der
9erablahenbe unb @ebenbe 8u 1ein,
nidt Der Nebmer. Sn biefem @efiibl
reidte er Sra9bers nit ausse3eianeter
Wiirbe bic 9anb unb f9lob: sd bin
ftola, bic lebte 9ebellatre Sbnel1 anpers
trauen gu fDnnen. Das @9idfal 1T
unferer Gamilie einen fol9en Mbf1lub
f9ulbig geblieben. Sic bdtten, 9err
@raf, ipetulatiper tpdblen fDnnen, beIs
fer nidt. Wenn i9 mod einen Wunih
an Sic laut tperben lahen biirfte, duber
ben Wiinf9an, bic td fiir sbr beibers
feitfses Slid BON 9eraen bege, 10 1T
es bieier: bab Marie Mntoniens eritem
@obne neben ben pdterIi9en Siteln
au9 Der Sitel zines @if1n1tes b. Oebelz
laire beiseleet tperben mDats, bas Nus>
iterben bes Saniliennamens feiner
Mutter gu perbiiten."
Ser @raf, tpenig interefiirt fit Elm
folaes .Winbei," ipie er oieien @orz
f9las Bel ii9 i'm @tillen nannte, berz
neigte iid. rGs fommt nod ber teituz
mentarif4 feftgeleste Wunf4 meines
waters binau, tpelder meinen Soas
aeitstas ni9t iiber Bic Maitte bes fogs
genben Msonats binausgeI9oben piffen
tpollte. sic ie1sn, i9 bin perflaufuz
lirt BON oben big unten, boffe aber, baB
Marie Qntonte, trob Der 9iir5e bes
Brautitanbes, ben llmitGnben He6s
Huns traeen pirb."
,@ie miro esI" Die bittere unb be-
niitbigenbe Grfldrung, tpelde ibm iebt
iiber bic 3unge sleiten iollte, perbarb
benz gifomte bic refine Sreube. $50
muB Sbnen leioer seifeben, 9err @raf,
bab id meiner SDdter niht biel altber
meinen Segenspiinfder-"
sd bite Sis!" fiel ibm Sra96erg
Iiebensipiirbig ms Wort. pbfpobl nit
fetnen @ebarten ipeit ab BON Segens>
tpiinf9en unb Iusfteuer.
Das 8etpubtfein trat ibm einen Wlos
ment nabe, bic tritiflpfe 3uberii9t unb
ben abntnesiofen @jluuben Marie @ns
toniens Der haberfiillten 2eioeri4aft
eirer periAmdbien 5rau entgegen5li'
ftellen. 9lber bieler 8ebante Derflog
tpie cine Wolte.
(SortieBuna folst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

pobl iebenspertb. Cine Watur-
Werfmiiroiafeit eriten STANCES bietet
iid) bprt Dem Iuae. 9lber - Der
8eritano feblt; baB Elm $ ute[ bort
eine @Dloarube iein piiroe, beereift
man nod ntd5t. ,Oie giienbabn
fabrt oorbei, pbne ansubalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
;:s s;:ssorReGrangsma6regefts

Enb beiisr uls Seilmittel. Gutt's 9eber
9'illen beiisa nidt nur, ipnbern fe ue@
'rsiscn, Iprnm rsdtSeitis gcuOmmen,
GopGbmfr3sH
@gSpsplie, GaIenlsibsn, Malariu. Scr
.itopiang. @elbludt, trdae esberteatig
':tt naS d9mlide &rantbsIteu.
sl.stfS 2eter~ 9taeN
surstsa n,stsr aaeu ut,sisasoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
Die @bniain gHi(helmine np

= Die 80niein @ilbelnline bon
6D(lano eepinnt in Shlob Snaum=
burg i'm 2abntbale 5uIebenos ibre
@elunobeit tpieber. Sic fdbrt tda=
lib nit Der &0niein=Mtutter aus uno
befomlnt ibre syorbe mieber. Die
iunge 8Dnigin oanft nit freunoliz
benl 2dbeln auf bic @ruBe Der
Wanoerer, an oenen iie oprbeifabrt.
&ailer Wilbelm lieB opr elmer ISOLDE
iagen, oaB er Die &Dnigin gu belu=
ben geoenfe, allein bamals fnblte
iie iib nod 10 unupbl. baB Iie ben
&ailer bat, leiuen 8eiub nod auf=
suihieben.
Die nSriibe Sligo" beablibtiat,
Den Gag Der &r6nunosfeierlibfeiten
al5 einen Sag Der iril1en 0otional=
3rauer 8u beeebeu. Der Diitricts=
ratb uDn Garle, Worris Gountp, bat
beibloiien, om 26. unb 27. SUM bic
ldmar5e Slaage iiber eem &atb=
6aule auf5u5ieben.
- Nus Gapitaot miro aemeloet:
Sn Der Sap @olonie berridt nod
INNER itrenge &alte, tuelde BON beiz
ipiellos beftiaen Stiirmen beqleitet
lit. 9auienbe BON S9aien Iin6 unl=
aetommen; Die 9elegrapbenorabte
liegen am 8ooen uno Iino unter
Sbneeweben begraben.
Sci ben itabtiiben 8ablen in
@llaBs2ptbringen baben Die Socia.
liiten einen burhlblaaenoen grfole
erruneen.
Siunpmnrhte C0pn,;i5o ,tuh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
AiOld ReIiabIe."

Gin altes nn6 suberldiliges Seilmittel
gegen 8erftopfung, gta9en~ uno 9eberr
leiben ioiuie ge9en ale StDruneen Der
Berbauungsprgane linb Die ct. 8ernorb
8rduterpillen. Die 8illen finb aus Dem
Safte beiffrdftiger &rauter heraefellt unb
bielelben entbalten tueber Nued fiber nod
anbere Der @eiunobeit ibdolicbe sSngrce
bien5ien. glus Dieiem @runbe baben fid)
bic 9illen niele 5reunoe eripDrben, tuel.
DIE auf bielelben als elm ausgeseibnetes
Mr5neimittel lhtpDren. 0ieSt Bernard
8rduterpillen limb in alien 9lpotbefen gu
haben.
= @dbrenb es in ben gllpen
ibneit, eeben in Berlin uao einem
grcBen Tbeile Observation-Disclosures fafte
Negen nieDer. Das Quef5ilber itebt
in Berlin auf 81 Grab sabrenbeit,
unb aus Miinben tperoen AZ uno
aus Meb 49 @rao eenlelbet. Der
fdlteite Ort in Deutiblano lit GoitDd
NIT 80 @rao uno niraenos in DeutI6=
LAMB erreiht oas Quedilber 60@rab.
Der iebt in 8liitbe ftebenbe &pg=
gen bat arDBen Sbaoeu oelitten.
Dbit uno @emiiie, tpelbe DOR eini=
gen Wphen burb Srolt litten, feioen
jebt in Solge gu GROCER gtaile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
0ar fetue 0elpbeiratb.

Der betreffenbe 6err aus Bolton,
Der por &ur5em cine frdnfli9e,
reibe junse Dame beiratbete, if
iebt nbereliidlid5. oenn er rietb lei=
ner Srau gu. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills gu nebmen, Die ibr ibre
frubere perfette @elunobeit tpieber=
gaben. llnfeblbar gegen @elblubt,
8iliulitat, Wtalaria, SSieber unb
sSrDiteln uno 2eberz uno Maaen=
2eioen. gSoblbefDmmlid uno pirf=
lam. Sour 25 gts. grba(tlih bel
s. 8alteper, @eo. S. s. Sbn,itt,
giaentbiimer. uno No. OreiB, Dros
ouiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

i'm @arteu=Diitrift oes Staates. @e.
lunbbeit uno &lin1a unibertrofen.
8ilige 2dnoereien fiir' ben Sarnter,
Marftgdrtner, Obit= uno @iebaiihter.
Weaen gin5elbeiten tpenbet@u1 an
g. s. Wartin, q. IS. g.,
San MntpniD, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

: Gerpelatmurit, Salami, bel
6. 6. game 4 g o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

0rmnseisentbnms llebertrasunsen.
9e. 8. Betrih an 8. 6. Sbap,
4 8runoitiide in @ronopiep Iooi'
ton, 81 400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21

@insemabte Semitic unt
5riihte in grDBter 9lusmabl bel
g. Is, 2ane q go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-21
Siibmeitteras luiimi1t Gu9

@enn Sbr @uh irgenomp nieoer.
laiien pDllt. tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
Gan QlmtDmip 4 2aranSas
Yak 8abtt,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Waterfall of One Hundred
and Twenty Feet.

The grand cascade. bursting from the
foundation of Festival Hall. will leap down
a declivity for seventy-fve feet. over a
series Of twenty-five cataracts. At its
source the cascade will present a water
width Of seventy-five feet. increasing at
each cascade. until. where it empties into
the grand basin. there will appear a water
fall of 40 feet. from wall to wall.
The twin sister cascades will have their
source halfway down the hillside. between
the kiosks and the grand basin. These cas-
cades will gush. twenty feet in width, to
fall into the basin. The main cascade
win be crossed. in its descent. by a scuIp-
tured bridge. TIL promenade crossing this
bridge will follow the contour OF the hill
from the central cascade until # crosses
decorative bridges. spanning the lesser cas-
cades.
A clear expanse of water. 600 feet i'm
width. will be presented by the grand basin.
where the cascade empties into IT. at the
head of the main avenue. Masses of green
sward. the effect frightened by an exotic
display of flowers and ~shrubbery introduced
along the borders of the cascades. and be-
tween the walks. will be brought out in de.
tail at night by a marvellous arrangement Of
electric illumination. concealed along the
edges Of the walkr md beneath the dow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
DETAIL VIEW OF WHAT ART HILL Will LOOK LIKE.

In a semicircular sweep around the brow
OF the crescent hill. forming the cascade
and garden treatment. the Art will describe
a full quarter of 4 mile of distance. studded
by fourteen heroic sculptures. typifying the
original States of the Louisiana Purchase.
Thrust forward beyond the sculptures.
and Immediately overhansing the source or
the main or central cascade. will rise the
airy architecture of Festival Hall. which
forms the dominant feature of the terrace.
At either end OF the crescent appear kiosk
cafes. harmonizing Will Festival Hall. The
stand 80 feet directly back of the Festi-
val Pavilion. approached through a broad
avenue. shaded by trees.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

One hundred thousand plants are 20 be set
out in figure beds of his designing. Two
acres Of garden sward VIII he plotted.
Promarades and winding walks will be done
IN red macadamized gravel. in keeping
with the surface treatment Of all of the
Exposition avenues.
r. l. Masqueray and his staff have laii
out the scheme for the treatment Il At
Hi. as shown in the illustration. Messrs.
Masgreray. KessIer and Rustin have COM
hinsd their artistic talents 70 make the
hanging gardens of Art Hill the enduring
triumph of the Exposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.

WRITTEN o THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
~ ECORATIVE genius of the Worlds
Fair will have Its most triumph
- ant type in the Terrace OF states.
the antithesis of ChicagO's re-
splendant Court of Honor. 1t may ne
glimpsed along an approach of 1900 feet.
leading from the monumental portal OF the
Exposition to the grand basin. from the
level of which the landscape effects OF Art
Hill will arise before the eye in details OF
desco nding cascades. interlacei by terraceo
gardens. with marble balustrades and wind
ing promenades.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

even hidden away amons the flower beds.
Uniform Glow of Soft
Efulgence Will Be Seen.
This illumination will he an advance over
all displays made at previous expositions: M
incandescent coils of fire will he seen. The
dazzling bril.iancy of the ordinary electri-
cal display will be missing. In its place
there will appear a uniform glow Of ST;
enulgence. Of which the fairy stories tell.
This aurora will be so Luminous as to cause
every detail of the Terrace of States. with
its gardens and cascades. to stand out
clearly from the moment the visitor passes
through the main entrance. three-quarters
Of a mile away. Chief Engineer Rustin
ha. been experimenting with this effect for
months. He announces that he has perfected
an extraordinary effect.
George E. Kessler. the landscape archi-
tect. has just returned from Europe. where
he spent two months in the study of the
most famous garden effects in the Old
World. His trip embraced a visit to the dec
oratire garden at Berlin and celebrated
Italian lanscape effects. He made a special
study Of the Trocadero cascades. famous
as the largest ever designed for the ac-
complishment Of artificial ornamentation.
Worlds Fair Cascade Will
Surpass That of TrOcaderO.
The great cascade of the Worlds Fair
will surpass that Of the Trocadero in size
and general effect. The Trocadero cascade
contains a maximum width of IS feet at the
base. while that of the main cascade Of the
Worlds Fair is 10 feet wide at its final
cataract. Mr.. Kessler says that the hertz
cultural decoration which IS to be used
in the Trocadero gardens of Art Hill will
surpass. in magnitude and beauty. any
similar decorative scheme In the world.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

The cascade at the famous Tr0caderO Palace has a maximum
width of seventy-fve feet at the base. That of the main cascade at
the Worlds Fair will be one hundred and twenty feet wide at its
final cataract. One hundred thousand plants r to be set on. in fig
ure beds in the horticultural display of Art Hill. Promenades and
winding walks will be made of red macadamized gravel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

Of the cascades. Lights will! also be clus-
tered on Festival Hall and the kiosks. and
even hidden away among the flower beds.
Uniform Glow of Soft
Efulgence Will Be Seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-07
HELD FOR
PERJURY
Corporal 0'Brien is In
vited to Make Good

WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug. T.
Corporal O'Brien, who was arrested
at North Adams. Mass. yesterday
charged with perjury. was indicted
by a District Of Columbia grand
jury the present week. The fact wal
kept from the public until the arr
rest was made. O'Brien In charged
with giving false testimony before
the senate Philippine committee re-
garding alleged outrages upon Fill
ipino women by American soldiers.
O'Bfien asserted hat o Spanish
woman in the town OF fRbaraH hac
been assaulted by American officers.
He testified that o number Of Of
ficera, among them Captain McDon-
aid. had become intoxicated at a re-
ception at San joaquin. and conduct
ed themselves IN a disorderly man
ner. O'Brien charged Captain Nc
Donald with having sold r%ntlons
which should have been Issued TO
the men. and striking a Filipino pris-
Ouer on the head with "A revolver.
OtBrien also asserted that dum-dum
bullets were issued IN the regular
way with other ammunition.
Captain Mcdonald. before the COM
mittee, denied all OF OBrien's state
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-07
WRIT Is
DISMISSED
Governors Libel Case
to Be Tried in Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.-sn-
perior Judge Cook today dismissed
tho application for a writ OF prohi-
hilton made by Governor Gage to
restrain the local courts from trying
the Iibei case.
Governor 6ave Instituted q prose-
cution %ngainst John d. spreokcis and
W. s. Leake. Ia Los Angeles county.
for alleged criminal libel In the san
Francisco Call. To avoid having to
fight the case there the defendants
had another prosecution begun be-
fore Justice Fritz In san Francisco.
The governor sought to prevent the
hearing Of the latter on the ground
that the oase was brought by collu-
sion.
Within half an hour after the dia-
miesai of the first, another writ Of
prohibition, made returnRhle next
Saturday. was issued upon the APP
plicatlon OF ]. II. McMurdo, who OBJ
iects Co the trial upon the ground
that he IL a taxpayer. This Is the
third writ hat has been issued to
prevent the herring In this city. In
the meantime the defendants are
lighting to delay the case In Los
Angeles county. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-07
CHOLERA
VICTIMS
Plague Continues With
Philippine Troops

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Aug. -
Another long list OF soldiers who
have died OF Asiatic cholera IN the
Philippines wi received at the var
department today from uencral
Chuffee. II contains 81 names and
covers q period OF only two weeks.
The organizations which have sur
fered the most are the Second In
fantry. In which 10 Deaths have oc-
CURED. and the Ninth cavalry. whose
victims number n.
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In A BATH
Baroness Seized With
Fit in Water

LIVERPOOL. Aug. THE Baron
css Won AnRenan. a noted Austrian
phiianthropist, was seized with a ut
while bathing at the Bangor baths
today and drowned.
The baroness was alone at the
time, and nothing can be nacertained
OF the circumstances. Her maid had
been sent by her upon an errand.
and when the latter returned the
baroness could not be seen. on in
vcstiRation the dead body was found
under the water. Az the baroness
was subject 10 faInting FITS, she Is
supposed TO have been suddenly
seized with one while IN the water.
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they EAT
and TALK
Politicians Lunch With
the President

OYSTER BAY. Aug. president
Roosevelt returned here on the Sylph
early this morning. THIS afternoon
he VIII entertain az luncheon Sena-
tors Stewart and PlAtt, Connecticuti
ex-senator LauEhlin, Buffalo, Rep
resenativea ONerstreet, sherman and
Littauer; General Clarkson, of New
York. Editor Clark OF the Hartford
Conrnnt.
The fall campaign Will be dis
oussed, particularly aH to conditions
existing In the states represented by
the visitors.
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FATAL
WRECK
Nine Killed and
80 Injured

DIES MONIES. Aug. 1.-THE COLI
sion Of a gravel and a freight train
on the Chicago, Milwaukee q 81
Paul road yesterday afternoon be
tween Collins and Rhodes. resulted
Ia the killing o the engineers of both
trains and se~en laborsrE. and the
injury Of 30 other iaborers. The
engineers were Dennis Markress aud
William Brayntan.
The responsl bility II charged upon
Conductor GreIg Of the gravel train.
who rs said To have had orders to
wait at Rhodes until the arrival OF
the freight. DisrcKardiug his orders
he started his train to Collins.
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JAIL TERM
FOR POWER
NEvf YORK. August I. 1902

Judge Lacombe, In the United
states couf I, made an order yester-
day directing the commitment Of
Peter Powssr. the complainant IN the
suit 10 ersloin the Northern Pacific
merger, to SAN for 30 days for con-
tempt. Flower has been repeatedly
cited to uppear for examination, but
has never done so. and II was on ac-
count Of hie refusal tina the order
was ma lie entered. Judge Lacombe
also cited George Alfred Lamb.
Powers. attorney, 20 appear on Aug
ust 20 dad show cauae why ne should
not be punished for contempt. II Is
underaljod that Power has been act.
ing under the advice Of his counsel.
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-Losr ms MATCH.

". c. carruth OF Grand Forks.
North Dakota. who wast transient
visitor In the city Tuesday. waE rob
he'd OF a solid Rold watch ON the
James street car. Mr.. Carruth had
been TO the baseball gume and the
watch was stolen while he was re-
turning. The police have been noti-
fed.
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W~AIN&NMaMG~h
10 nk0 AHn haR .aes 81 As -aASAe ar @v N<1Aaz .1naX
EoR srEALINe nlcYclE.

on a charge OF stealing a bicycle
from u. w. Parsons. Ed Doyle was
arrested by Policeman La Count this
morning. The bicycle was standing
at the corner OF Occidental avenue
south with the wheels locked when
stolen. 1t was found In Doyle's pos
session.
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UMATlLLA TONIGHT

steamship umatilis. Of the Pacific
Coast Company. was reported at
Neah bay this morning and viii ar
rive in Seattle Hume time this even
Ing
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THE DIE
IS CAST

BELFAST, Aug. f.-uieh author
iiy states that a contract between
the Morgan SHIPPING Trust and the
Admiralty has q born accom-
pllshcd. The first vessel to he buiit
by the combine viii be the Corin-
THE. IL has already been chartered
by the government
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DIRlGO ARRIVES

Steamship DiriRo, Capt, McGreRor,
arrived from Lynn Canal this morn
ing with u pas s1gers and 30 tons OF
concentrated from Sheep Camp. She
took on $50 tons OF coal at NanAimo.