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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18

= SIN Nlter BON "a Sabren itarb
in Borne S. San Der Straaten.
Ger Staats : &DmmiI1dr far
Statiitif, SefferiDn SobnlDn, eriuht
ale 5abrifen uno inbuitrielen gtab=
liiiements, inn cine aeraue Mufitel=
lung iiber bas angelegte &apital, Die
8etriebsfDften. ben Wertb Der Jabri=
tate unb Die Nnsabl Der Inoe1tea=
ten mabreno Der lebten bier Sabre,
einaureihen.
Die itdotiihen Waiiermerfe in
TictDria baben bic Selfeueruna ein=
gefibrt.
Die tteue 8of Sslanb Balm
BON Dallas nab 6uulton, bic in falt
geraoer Hihtung eebaut pirb, tuirb
Die Strede suiiden ben beiben
Stdoten um finfaia Weilen, Die
5mii6en 6ouiton uno ,Sprt Wortb
UNI uierunooreiBia Meilen abfiirsen.
= Sn @acp lit Die Jraae auiae.
mDrfen m0roen, Db bic Staot iiber=
baupt einen Jreibrief bat. Sci eli
rter flr5lib abgebaltenen Staottpabi
baben flint Wirtbe @etrdnte pers
fault unb purben beitraft. Sic
appeIirten burb ibren Intpalt
George glart, Der auf bic 9batlade
perpciit. oaB Der neue Sreibrief BPM
Sabre 1899 reite Staotgrenaen ieit=
felt unb bic Staot auf bas Ditlibe
ufer bes Bra5DS lDcirt. Der 6aupts
selhdftstbeil liegt aber auf benz meit-
liben nfer bes Sluiies uno Die
Jrage lit nun 5u entibeiben, D6
@aco iiberbaupt cine incorporate
Staot 1T, Db es cine Wunieipaloers
fpaltung uno bas &eht bat, Steuern
e~tn5uaieben. Strafen su b%eltimmen,
nno Strafgeloer 81 fuueftiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
0ie Seras= uno Yacifiegabn

oerfauft fir Die BPM %. big 25.
Npril in Dallas ftattfiubenbe Ges
union Der confDoerirten 8eteraner
uon allen ibren Statipnen in Teras
Hunoreiiebiaette 5u eritaunlih ME-
origen Staten. 9idets gum gertauf
am 81, %. uno %. giiftie fnr Die
8Ifreiie BON Dallas am 26. Mpril.
uniere Ngenten belorgen Ghlaf=
tpagenpldbe uno aeben ndbere @ins
aelbeiten.
$. 8. Suabes.
Geiienoeu 8aiiage Nat., Sort @ortb.
6. s.. 9%urner,
General &a1fage get., OaQas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Ser Cinderella 9dub .Yalat

SEQ. POI Mlamo 8lasa, 9elepbon
585, bat einen 9ruBen 8orratb BON
Shuben fir 6erren. Damen uno
9inoer. Nqe @aaren lino nur aus
ben erlfen 5abrifen be5pgen. Wir
bieten ale &onturrena bur9 Qualis
tdt uno Yreiie. Nu9 bic beliebten
uno por5u9liben Glfreo Dolge's
Jilalhube fino wieoer an9efummen.
Sprebt bel un8 Dor uno beiibtigt
unier 4ager uoer ibidt gure Nuf-
trdge brieflih elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-18
Steiner Grtraft bon atsgeindtem
MQls.

Malt-N Murine, oas BON Der Nn=
beuiers8 ulb 8rauerei in ct. 2ouis,
Wto., bergeiteut miro, lit feinesnegs
elm Experiment. Sabrelanae pratt
tilde Broben, uoriibtiae uno sabl-
loie Inalnlen baben in Dem einsiaen
aroBen Tonif, nMalt Mutrine" ge.
nannt, ben erbofften @rfola aefun-
ben. nMalt @utrine" lit Elm ablu.ut
reiner Wals Grtraft unb entbdlt
l4.6O Broaent @gtraft StpHe unb
tpeniger als 9 Broaent Nltobol, es
1T oaber gar5 uno gar nibt berau-
ibenb.
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aeine DISSEMINATED.

Sc lit cine burdbaus falihe Mnfibt, oaB
bic ct. Bernard &rduterpiIen, bieieS ie=
sensreibe unb suberlaitee Seilmittel fir
5ablreidbe @ranfbetten, cine Mrt bon @e<
beimmittel ieien. Nihts tam tb6ridter
lein ais -bieie @nnabme. Die grfnber
oteier 8inen, bic frDtnmen MDnbe bes
Oroens pom heilieen Bernhard, maren
feline @ebeimniBframer. Sic tannten bic
u%obltbatigen unb beiltraftisen gisen<
lcbafYen Der 8rduter, aus tpelcben lie bas
Seifmittel berite1ten uno ersielten oanait
lbon por pielen Sabrbunberten ilberra<
ihenoe &uren.
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General 1itbmsb See.

H
Dieter beruDrragenbe Sotoat uno
DIPLOMAT miro am SamItag Nbeno
i'm GrDBen Dpernbauie ulter ben
&uipicien oes 2pceum ieinen beriibm=
ten Wurtrag "The United States
in Peace and War balten.
Die UprleietDur oes Sen. See tuar
bisber cine beftdnbige Opation. Die
GlamDsG ta6t miro nibt aurldIte=
ben, nm einen Der Derebrteiten Suo=
ldnoer, Der fih als Solbat unb
Staatsmann ausgeSeihnet bat, gu
ebren.
Der Werfauf Der Sibe lit iebt i'm
@nnae in Der Office bes 2pceum,
LOG Oftsgrudett StraBe.
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Noti5 fdr stener5abler.

Die Staotiteueru fir oas Sabr
1902 fino iebt faaia uno in meiner
Office in Der Staotbaqe 81 San Nn=
tonic, 9eras. Sablbar. Tieielben
miiIien bis gum 81. Wai entridtet
ueroen, nad) pelbem Gage elm 9u-
ldlaa BON Strafgebiibren uno Soften
erfolgt. 8ommt friibseitig uno per=
meioet ons @eordnge.
30. SteOes,
StaotfDueftor.
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@pn elmer @lofe erldla9en
nuroe aus unporlihtigfeit elm Gonz
firmano. Sn einem Orte bel 8au=
Ben fano cine Beeroigung ltatt unb
Der &nabe, Der beim @rablduten
balf, mpute ourb bic 9burmlufe
Musl1au balten, ob Der 4eiben5ug
16pn an Srt uno Steue gelangt lei;
gu oielem 3tpede fr1h er unter Der
i'm Sbnunee befinoli6en aroBen
@lode binmeg, 5Dgerte aber einen
Nugenblid 81 lan9e uno gerietb 10
acknowledgements suiiden @lofen-
ranb unb &lDppel. Dem Beflagens-
pertben puroe Der Shdoel nit els
mem Shlaae sertriimtnert.
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gpmtberm Nacific 8abm.

Mb1abrt.
Nab Stem Orleans, GouHpn uno Gal-
pefton taglib.. 1900 MittaQs.
Nacb VI Balo, Californian unb WeeItfo
900 Bprm.
ytab Worb<Eegas, ct. 9puis unb gbica<
go (katy Flyer ..S.....8:15 Mben6S.
Wnfunft.
Son Noros8elas. ct. Souls unb Chicago
(katy Flyer .-.......8 $3.50 MorgenS.
Bo1 Netu Orleans, Souiton unb @o[<
peltDn tdglieb.. .4:45 Nadbm.
Son VI Haio. gatifUrnten uno Merifo
.......... ........ 1880 Nbenbs.
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sSr Salt, cement, Sanb, Bad
iteine, feuerfelte Steine rno Tbpn.
Cheer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dacbpappe.
9beer unb Ispbalt. Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &C. ftet8 pprrGtbia
bel S. 6. 9ielusann, 306 DIT.
Commerce. traBe. 9iebrige Yreiie,
quite Waare iomie quite uno reene
8soienung Deroen garantirt. -
Telepbon 410
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= Gin lonberbares @elhif mat=
tet iber elmer Grau aaufmann in
Jrantfurt a. W. 3Ir3lib bat lie ill.,
rem ent5fdten Gatten oas "a. Sinh
Qei1enft, naboem iie ibm i'm pori.
gen Sabre $50. % uno % als Rmil=
lin0spaer our Melt gebrabt batte.
uuo babei lit Der Wann oieier oeburs
tenrei1en 5rau-eS f[in9t pie elm
Gpbn-4eihenoiener!
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Sect 1T Die 2eit

@uren 8prratb BON Seuerbol5 fir
ben Winter ansuibafen. @ir bnben
oas bette lie bier pHerirte 6pls ults
Gouno Sod an Der SO. 6. & E.
Sabn. Waht Cure 8eiteaung.
9elepbon 81.
Sunet @opo PAM,
SO. 81. Sith, General Wanaaer.
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= Slieoen-T enfter. Slieeen=9b
rem; ale Irten -9raht Mebe uno
3ubeb1rtbeile. @ir baben Die nie=
brighten Breile fur oieie granhe.
s. Braeger,
322-324 Oft commerce zStraBe.
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s. Sdenermeger's Tamiliensarten

erfreut lib tueeen ieiner altsgeaeib.
neten &uhe oes beiten 8ufes bel
6ieiigen uno Sremoen unb mirb
bementiprebeno BON Sreunoer elmer
auten beutiden Soft ftarf patrDni-
iirt. Delifate1ien Der SaifDn ents
lprebeno. Milhereiprobufte aIer
Mrt. SIN Saloon finbet man 5tets
friibe8 Bier, CUTE Weine, 2iauDre
uno gigarren. S~beuermeper's So
milien9arten lit Elm @rbplunasplab
erIter &lGife.
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6aben Sic lie uniere Brunnen.
bpbrmaldine geieben? 9aBt uns
Sud Elm Girfular nit 8eibreibung
unb 8reiien ibiden.
Mtamu Srom gSurfs.
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Giienbabn TabrsY lan.
). 4 9. u. 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

Nah alien ro.3egas-8untten
80 8orm.
Tah ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
S1ten ........ ..12.30 WttttuQS.
Nab @acD, 9orbsSeras, Santa Sc nnb
SftScDsYunften ..........S.l0 Nber0S
Wab ct. 20uis unb benz Often 800 !,
gtah 9areoD uno MertcD. 800 8orm.
Nnfunt.
Bon st. Souls unb benz Often II 40 Gprm.
Bon HDrb<Seras, Santa Sc unb Grisco<
Yunften 8.45 Born.
G0n lDcolen Yunften .......6.30 Woohm.
Gon ct. 2Duis unb benz 8 ten .11.4 Mbbs.
Bun 2areoo unb WerifD.. 49,. IL. 10 Had3m.
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= Die nieori9en Breiie, Die g..
$. Dean & 6 o.. fir alien Waa=
rem, Die iie in ibrem Gelbdft fibren,
aniesen, beribren Cure 86rie ilur
leiht.
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.. u. & u. q. sabm.
Mbfahrt.

Wah @aloeftDtI. 9Duton uno guero tag
ltQ. ........ 900 8Drm.
Nab Corpus ghrifti, Mranlas HoB uno
Beeni0e tdalih ..... g uhr gprm.
unb 2:20 Natm.
Na6 Borne uno &errpiIe, taelib. -.
Mnfunt t.
8on @alpefton, SouitDn unb @uero tae<
fih 700 Mbenbs.
8on Corpus ghrifi, Nranlas BaB unb
8eebtfle tGglib. .2:05 Hacbm.
Bon Borne unb 8errniIe. tdglib. 80.
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W. s.. 4 Z. sabn.

Wbfabrt.
Nab @acp, 5ort @ortb, Dallas. 3anlas
gitp, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, tdglih,
(S. a. & q. 3. OepDt). 1880 Morgens.
Nab Waco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (pDm
Suniet<OepDt) .......... 1915 Mbenos.
Mntun t:
Bon Chicago, st. 2Dui8, &anlas gitb,
DaIas, Sort @nrtb .unb @acD, tdgliH
(Sunlet 9epot) $3.50 8orm.
Bon 8aco, Sort @ortb, 9aDas &C. (S.
u. & u. 3. Dep0t) ...... 9:25 Mben6S.
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tSrnnoetsentbmms : ltebertrssum8em.
Yeter Sun9mcnn an emil Sung
mann. 2 @runoitiide an Buena 8ifta
Str. $1,050.
SttD 8raule an Us. 81. MurSbah
uno y. y. @0tb. 294 Nder Qano am
gibolo, 1895.
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Stets fertie gum @ebrauh,
itets s~uperldiiig iino Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic bepirfen
Die 0eiluns elmer Grfdltune ihneuer.
als irgeno elm anoeres Mittel. 2eiht
bel iih gu traaen, anaenebm gu neb'
men. @arantirt. 8reiS % Cts.
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Or. Santes $. 8inbleb,
6idS= @ebduoe.
speeialiit fir Naie, sails II. Obr.

Spreb Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
@ormittaes, 3-5 ubr @admittags.
SDnntagS: BON 10-11 ubr HDrm.
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Bump-g plinoer, @5bren uno
ginlaiiung, @inbz uno 8fer6efraft.
Wtnblen. Mlantp cSrpn 9NprtS.
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@eQen &atarrh unn GrfGltunf

- WegeH TatarrD un0 Grfaltlttt0
i'm &opfe -iDQte man au inbalirer
ridts anoeres nebmen, als Hunts
Lightning Oil, ba es bas BETTE 1T.
@inige Tropfen innerlih aerpmmer
linoern uno beilen WtnD &plif,
SbDlera MDrbuS unb 6bnlibe 2eis
ben. 8araniirt. Yreis 25 uno
so Gents.
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@ulf 9hpre Nabu.

Nbfabrt.
@ab Stodbale, tdslih, ....S:OO Born.
Nntunt.
Bon 5todbale. ttalih, 1900 Nadhm.
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Gaiplins, 9ampfs, Minbs uno
B~feroetraft- Bun1pen. 8~DbrmaIhines
RTE unb aGes Moterial fir @afiers
8ei6affung.
9tlamp Srpn WprfS.
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Y. p. Ut II Ut
General &aifage Nat., Dallas.
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Die 0eutiden anardiIten
tperoen am Is. uno 10. Wai
in Berlin einen &ongreB abb
balten. 9as ~8erlammlungs : 2u>
fal miro aebeim eebalten. gs
miro bebauptet. oaB Der Qntrae, Ell
men uinternatipttalen Belt : Streif"
gu oerbdngen, beratben tueroen lpa.
Dieter nGntrag" ALIEN oirfte bepei-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

ue of at least So compared with anthra-
cite coal at $3.50 or 81 a ton In view Of
tie fact that 100000 barrels OF oil were
shipped last year from the Texas oil
field at a cost of not more than forty
cents a barrel the advantage of oil over
ccitl as a cheap fuel easily is established.
Professor Hayes viii point out that the
capacity of the Texas field is practically
LriinIited. and that with the substitution
Of devices for the consumption of oil
for coal CRATES now so universally in use.
the shipments easily could reach e0,10o0 ca
l.arrels a year without causing material
increase of price. Bulk steamers of Co.
0Dh barrels capacity or more can deliver
tlie oil from Texas to seaport cities ut
very low rates. Such a distribution is
recommended as economical. because the
oil region of Texas. as now developed.
is at no place over forty miles from the
coast, and the big wells are bat twenty
rifles inland.
The oil region extends along the Texas
coast some 200 miles. The oil is carried to
the ports by pipe lines. which are COM
parativeiy inexpensive TO build over such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
DR.. A. CONAN DOYLE.
SYNOPSIS OF
lORMER IMSIALMENlS.

Sir Charles Baskerville was founo oeau
under mysterious circum stances that leo
the credulous to believe that he had oeeh
pursued to his end by a traditional enemy
OF his race. in the shape OF a iieii'an
hound. Or. Mortimer. the 1rleno anu
family physician of the dead man. caiiec
on sherlock Holmes, the great detective
10 solicit his aid in solving the mystery
He had given him all the details connect
cd with Sir Charles death. including lhe
nriyate one that the tracks OF huge
hound were visible within a Re" Safos
OF where the dead man was 1onhu.
Sir Henry Baskerville and Dr. MOT
timer visit Holmes, and the story OF ms
uncle's death and the circumstances al e
related 10 the young man. doi1ies anu
Or. Watson, following young l'ashei VINE
md DIR. Mortimer when they leave per,
ceive that they are also pems ""'oii.e
by a man with a black Deafu iii
1ia gets away. but Holmes gets the mum
no., ~ his cab. Sir Henry finds another
Root missing. this time one Of a.a old pair
Desnitas warning, Sir Henry goes 10
1.aeLaryiIIc Hall and DR.. Watson goes
with him.
Dr watson meets Stapleton, natu-
,alist and neighbor, and is recogF!Zeo Wy
him He hears the bayinE OF the houiiu
80 tho Raskeryilles Sir Henry Dutiet
c.uph, holding light at window ana &C
h,ou,edces that convict OIL mooFs IS
wires brother Sir Henry hears Day %
+be hound on the moor ana ID .e' 81,
watson reports TO Holmes Ii'''
Charles went TO gate that leacs ~ -.
on night OF death to meet ,,,a
stranger is living in Old Tor On 'i'e
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old colonial mansion occupied by him
The story. which follows. will. no doubt.
be read with interest ~ General john
sons many friends in Baltimore and
throughout Maryland. He writes:
You asked me to describe my life IN
the country. and here 1t is:
l live at Woodland, two and haif
miles from Amelia Courthouse. which Is
thirty-six miles southwest of Richmond.
on the Southern Railroad. The place
has. think. 1000 acres, and the rail-
road runs three miles through It's south
ern border A small portion is cleared
land, probably 300 acres: the rest is in
forest-red oak. hickory. and walnut. The
place is bounded east and west by peren-
NAL streams Of pure, clear water, and
springs are all over the property, dis
tinctly tinged with lithia.
1t is one mile form the Otterburn Lltnia
Springs. Theer is mark in a brick at
the corner OF the Arst story. which is
brick. marked 17s5. which Is thought to
mark the date of construc N. The other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

short distances. The pipe lines from the
Pennsylvania oil region to the seaboard
at New York are 600 miles ong or thirty
times as long as the existing pipe lines
IN Texas to the Gulf ports.
The effect on the price Of coal of the
introduction of fuel oil is a subject of in
teresting speculation. The work Of edu-
eating consumers of coal in the use of
oil has been going on for several years.
but has been a slow process, as the fuel
oil has involved some difficult problems
and consumers. have hesitated to intro
duce it in their work until it has been
fully tried and the economy Of its use
demonstrated.
Oil being the only means now known Of
breaking the coal monopoly. the possible
ity has been considered Of monopolizing
the supply of oil in Texas in order to
keep its price up to a level very near that
of coal in fuel value. In this connection
is pointed out the difference in the pro-
duction of coal and oil. The coal deposits
are regarded as known quantities. II IS
known just about where anthracite coal
can be found and how much can be taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

two stories are weatherboarded. and.
1 think. ceve- We're painted at ALL GER
tainly they show no signs of it
On the south. which is the front, there
is lawn of some twenty acres: 10 tLe
north. a tract of 500 acres. grown up WIN
second-growth pine. fifty years old. Is
front of the house and close to 1t are Two
great Usage orange trees. which no" are
weighted with the ornamental and useless
green bulbs of the tree
Just in front of them is the larsest
holly e.er saw. seventy-tive feet hish'
fifteen feet in circumference "h!cn -
named Little Bradley" Beyond TINS y q
grand "Liriodendron," the tulip tree tne
most ornamental OF the Virginia nora.
that is. Queen Anne after the mos
charming of women. To the east. my
to seventy-flve yards, are the oid So'i-
federates, grand group OF oaks. zen
eral Lee sat on his horse under ti'eiii
all one day as the Army OF Northes'
Virginia filed by. Nearer the mouse IS tle
:Old General: next is Lady Jane next
ia "the Duchess" Then come nineteen
EsSc oaks-Cencrol Lee. General ramp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
CHAPTER XIV.

r was the end of November, and
Holmes and I SAT, upon raw ard foSgy
night on either side of blazing tire
in our sitting-rcom in Baker Street Since
the tragic upshot of our visit to Devon
shire he had been engaged in two affairs
Of the utmost Importance. in the first
of which he had exposed the atrocious
conduct of Colonel Upwood in connection
with the famous card scandal of the
NcnDareil Club. while in the second he
had defended the unfortunate Nine. Mont
pensier from the charge of murder which
hung over her in connection with the
death of her stepdaughter, Mile. Carere.
the young lady who. as it will be remem-
bered. was found six months later alive
and married in New York. My friend
was in excellent spirits over the success
which had attended a succession of diff
fioClt and important cases, so that l was
able to induce him to discuss the de-
tails Of the Baskerville mystery. I had
waited patiently for the opportunity, for
I was aware that he would never permit
cases to overlap, and that his clear and
logical mind would not be drawn from
its present work to dwell upon memories
of the past. Sir Henry and DR.. Morti-
n.er were. however. in London. on their
way to that long voyage which had been
recommended for the restoration Of his
shattered nerves. They had called upon
dus that very afternoon. so that 1T was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
CHAPTER XIV.
Concfudec.

Sir Henry lay insems.b!r where he hah
fallen. No tore away hls coiihi' ana
Holmes brentiled prayer oil sfaildue
when we saw there was no sign OF
wound and mat The rescue had been IN
tim. Already our I.iend eyciids
sb,y,rn6 and he made Iecaie effort to
moye l<estrade thrust ms brandy flask
he, u,en the baroncts teeth. ano TWO
frightened eyes We're looking up at US.
..My cod he whispered. What was
Z? What. in Heavens name, was II!
"Ifs dead, whatever it is. said Holmes
"weve laid the family ghost once and
forever
In mere size and strength it was
terrible creature which was lying stretch
ed before us II was not a pure blood
hound and II was not a. pure mastif1:
but /, appeared To be a combination of
The two-gaunt. savage. and as large as
a small lioness. Even now, in the still
ness of death, the huge jaws seemed TO
be dripping with a blush flame and the
small. deen-set cruel eyes We're ringed
with fire ] placed my hand upon the
glowing 1nuzzle and as ] held them up
my own fingers smouldercd and cleaned
in the darkness.
Phosphorus" I said.
"A cunning preparation Of it" said
Holmes. shifting at the dead animal.
..rhere is no smell which might have
interfered with his power of scent We
owe YOU a deep apology. Sir Henry, for
having exposed you to this fright. / was
prepared for a hound. but not for such
a creature as this. And the fog gave
us little time to receive him.
You have saved my life"
Having first endangered il. Are you
strong enough TO stand?"
Give me another mouthful Of that
brandy and / shall be ready for any
thing Sol Now. if YOU will help me
an. What do YOU propose to do?"
ITO leave YOU here. You are not fit
for further adventures tonight. If you
will wait. one or other of us will go
back with YOU to the Hail.
He tried to stagger to his feet: but he
was still CHASTITY pale and trembling in
every limb We helped him TO a rock.
where he sat shivering with his face
buried in his hands.
I'VE must leave YOU now said
Holmes The rest Of our work must
be done and every moment is of i'm
portance. We have our case, and now
we only want our man.
Its thousand TO one against our
finding him at the house. he continued,
as we retraccd our steps swiftly down
the path. Those shots must have told
him that the game was up
I'VE were some distance off. and this
fog MAY have deadened them
..He followed the hound to call him
off-of that You MAY be certain No.
no. he's gone by this time, But we'll
search the house and make sure
The front door was open. SO we
rushed in and hurried from room
TO room. to the amazement of a
doddering old manservant, who met us
in the passage There was no light save
in the dining room. but Holmes caught
up the lamp and left no corner of the
house unexplored. No sign could we see
of the man whom We were chasing. Or
the upper floor. however. one of the bed
room doors was locked
There's someone in here cried Les.
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from the fields. The anthracite opera
tors do not fear rivalry because OF dis
covery of new fields. 1t is another story
in relatio to oil. The general oil regions
that have been discovered are we'll de-
fined. but how the oil is deposited in
those regions defies the powers of the
greatest experts to ascertain.
Professor Hayes is confident that the
coal barons of Pennsylvania have COM
peutor that sooner or later will give
them serious trouble.
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I'm General Payne. Captain Booth
Ma ior Syming.on. Augie Simon, -'ai
Thomas. Johnnie Hayden. Billy Popa
,,r, wheeler. Louis Bossieux. etc. ETC.
all named after comrades and friends
These trees are eighteen feet in circun'
ference and a grand group onoes .heh
il; 1.-The Green Parlor. where there an
a hammock and rustic chairs and tables
and where, I retire for couple OF houI'
every day for conference with my friends
the dogs.
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With the Frost On.

cThere are $4,000 more women than ma
In Massachusetts,
Ii you're looking for a wife come to Boz
ton;
II you're single. wish to. trade or haN
divorced one
You will find one there no doubt.
For they're lying all about.
Like Whi,comb Riley pumpkins with IN
frost on.
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OIL is A MENACE
TO COAL AS FUEL
cheapness and Supply Make it
Anthracite's Worst Foe, Say
Government Experts.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 90
The geological survey has completed an
exhaustive investigation of the fuel prop
critics OF Texas and other oils. compared
with anthracite coal. the result OF which
viii be issued partly in the form of
report prepared by Professor Charles
Willard Hayes. Professor Hayes says
that e single barrel OF oil has fuel val
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ONE SOUTHERN HOME.
General Bradley Johnson's Account of
His Life Since the War.

Recently. at the request of the Balti-
more News, General Bradley T. John
son prepared a brief story of his quiet
lie at his home. in Virginia, and sent
with it several photographs OF the fine
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