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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17
Mu oas Yn6lifunl.

Die u5reie Brene" bat liber 400
etablirte Aaenturen inn Staote, pirb
an iiber 700 Hoitufficen rerlanot, unb
bat elne eroRe 8erbreitung in Der
0abbar= &epublit Wterito, i'm ssnbia=
ner=Serritorium unb Oflabpma.
Sbr Girfulatiuns =@ebiet in 9eras
erftredt fib pDn @alpelton biz binauf
na6 Deniion. pm Wariball i'm Often
biz nah Gl asalo III. fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitoeritdnb1id nit be-
ionhers 5ablreihen 2eiern bas biht=
befiebelte Wittel= =Teras u,io ben Sub=
tpeiten elm.
3tuei Neiienoe iinb beitiinbig, iobr<
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes Blatz
tee unterwess uno fiibren bemlelben
i'm Werein NIT unleren riibrieen 2o=
fal : Igenten fDrttpdbreno mere 2e=
Ter gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt biaer 9batlaben lit
Die nSreie Brefie", NOD es iid oarum
banoelt, Die oeutihe 8epDlferune gu
erreiben, bas bette Mmseige Mes
bimm i'm Staate 3era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17
Sine Gdlrctfensnadht.

nGaeemeine BeiorsniB erreate Der
3uitano Der Witttpe oes tapferen
Generals Burnbam BON WiDndias,
We., als Die Merste erflGrten, 1ie
ipiiroe nod ppr Tagesanbruh an
2unaenentsiinouns iterben" ibreibt
Jrau 9. $. 2incDin, bic pabreno
iener Sbredensnqht bel ibr &ran-
tenoienit leiitete, naber fie perlangte
nab DR.. Kings New Discovery,
oas ibr ihon n,ebrrnals supur bas
2eben gerettet bat, uno audi oieIes
Wial batte es Die ertpiinihte @ir=
flung. Nahoem iie es eenDmmen
bate, ihlief lte tpdbreno Der eansen
Wadt. Gin fortaeiebter @ebraud
beilte iie nollitdnoie." Dieie mum
berbare Meoiain beilt ale 6als-,
Bruit@ uno 2ungen 8rantbeiten.
Breis so Gents unb $1.00 per syla=
i6e. = Yrobe Slaihen frei bel s.
&atteber & Spbn. Geo. S. s.
Shmitt, gigentbiimer, unb 10.
DreiB, Die eS 9arantiren ober oas
@elo auriiferitatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17
gett ttber 60 Sabren

ibun wurbe Wtrs. Winslop's SOP.
thing Sprup BON WiIioner BON
Wtiittern beim 3abnen Der &inber
angetpenoet. Wirft Du i'm Shlafe
our6 baS S9reien zines &tnbes ae=
it0rt, oas i'm 8abnen ilt unb Dor
Sbmer5en tpeint? gHeun 10, laiie
iofOrt cine 5laibe BON ,Wrs.
Winsluu8 S0Dtbina Sprup" bplen.
Sein @ertb lit unbesablbar. Sc
tuirb bem tleinen 2eibenben iofort
2inoerung peribaffen. gerlaBt eub
oarauf, Wiitter, es lit tein 8neifel
bariiber. gS beilt Diarrbpe, regu,
lirt ben Wagen unb Die Mieren, Be-.
ieitigt 8ino 4olif. ertpeibt ben
@aumen, Derbinbert gnt5iinoung
unb itdrtt oa8 ganse Spften. rMrs.
Winslups Sootbins Syrup fir sab.
nenoe &inoer lit angenebn i'm Sc.
ibmad; oas &ecept ftan1int bon
einem Der beften tpeibliben Ner5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S lit BEL allen
Oruggiiten in Der gan5en Welt au
baben. Breis Is Gents per 5laIhe.
.Rauft niGtS anoereS, als Wfra.
Winslops 5ootbina=Spru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17
Gin ,artfr aa9ink.

5rieori4 Wilbelm ". fiibrte nit
feiner @emablin cine duberft gIidlide
gbe, nur lieb ibn mitunter fein beibes
Blut f4nea in 3orn geratben. Gin
gludlid angebrahtes Wort ober cine
feline liebenspiirbise Wenbung ber>
mo9te jeboA ben &0nis ebenfo leidt
tpieber gu perfDbnen.
&ur3 por benz Mntritt feiner Meoiez
runs fraste BEL einsm berartiaen 9ln=
LAB bic ianfte 8ronprinaeffin, ob ibr
gemabl niat bon feiner 0eftisfeit laf-
len tpnlIte.
Sci unbeforst. bin i9 erit einmal
Hontg, 10 tperbe i4 Dir rliemals mebr
@elssenbeit gu bieier &lase sebeni"
lautete Jriebri1 Wilbelms fderabofte
gntgesnung.
Die nadn,alige &0nigin @lifabetb
battle nidt bersefen, tpas ibr bober Sc
mabl Der Rronprinaefiin berfproden.
unb als eines Sages Ser aDnia o.oen
etnen ieiner Ratbe beftis aufbrauite,
DaB ieine @timme Bis in bas gaeben@
simmer brans, in ipel9em bic a0niain
e!liabstb 5ufd1is tpeilte, 0ffnete bic
geiitDoIe Grau nit baftiser Betpeaunq
bic 9bir, blieb iebo9 fpie s0sernb auf
Der Sdipelle fteben. inbem iie faate:
nWsr5eibuns fir meinen syrrfbum; i'd
slaubte ben R0nis gu trsffen, bod i'd
geipdbre foeben, bab nur ber Rrons
prins anipefenb lit" ginen Wloment
ituste Der MOnurd, bann fdritt er nit
ltsbenstpiirbigem 2ddeIn ieiner &C.
mablin entsesen, unb inbem ct bic R0z
nlsin tiefer in bas 3immer fiibrte.
hOrte Der erftaunte Ratb, fpie syriebrid,
gBilbelm, ipieber gang better aeIaunt.
faete: rOu baft Elm befieres @ebd9ts
nib als id, aber Der 4Dniq bat Did
beritdnben, unb er banft fir ben aorz
ten Winf!4 9ierauf panbte iid ber
Monar9 pOlIig beriDbnt au benz un=
sliidisiigen Ratb unb ersablte bisien
nit freimiitbisem 5umpr, an pelde
tlsins gpiiobe &oniain Glifabeth i'm
ioeben erinnert battle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17
pie orei pbrfeisen.

Ser in Wien als ltniDeriitGtspros
fei1or geitorbene beriibmte Mnatom
Dottor 8. eradblte aus ieiner sSusenbz
oeit germ bic folgenbe anliiiante @es
f4idte. nNor bem 9pmnaiium gu &c..
meldes id belu4te, ftanb in ben Wlore
genitunben eelpDbnli9 Die nit einem
gfel beIpannte aarre bes Mil9manz
neg, ipelder Der sanaen Na9barf9aft
bic Milh lieferte. 9a blieb es benn
ni9t aus. buB bic 56iiler nit Dem
srauen 2ansobr 5uipeilen ibren Mutbz
ipillen trieben. Spbalb aber Der Mildz
mann nabte. itob bic iibernliitbise
S4aar ausetnanber, rnb Ser 8rdbe
fonnte feinem lntpillen nar in Mprten
4usbrud Derleiben, Gines Morsens,
ipdbrenb Der pauIe, trieben bic @pn11
nafioiten nieber allerlei Nedereien nit
benz Grautbiere, bod tpie 5ie b0rten,
bab Der Mildmann NIT feinen Hap
pernben Gannen berannabte, 1nahten
fid bic @roben iofort aug benz @taube,
nur i'd, bamals Elm Sunge bon 5ebn
Sabren, lpel4er nur augeieben unb nlitz
9eladt bate, blieb in meiner uni4ulb
iteben unb faute bergniigt an neiner
Semnel. Der Mil9mann, Der Dor
8esterbe brannte, bic Qudlereien iei@
nes @ieleins gu rd6en, fubr piitbenb
duf mid los, bo i1 nt1ts 80fes abnte,
ia mod bell aufladte, als Der gfel feiz
nen 9errn nit lautem Gei9rei Be-
griiBte. patfd!-ba bate id cine
Sbrfeise aus Dem Salse, bab i9 an
ben Bpben fugelte; mar in bod ber
@inaise, Der BON ben nediiaen SUM
gen au erfdauen mar. Sd laufe beu=
lenb in's @pmnaiium, Inn ben groben
Wlil9mann Bel benz 9errn Direftor su
psrtlasen. Sn meinem Offer renne id
aber beim Seffnen Der Sbiir 70 beftia
gesen meinen alanenlebrer, ber eben
bur4 biefelbe Sbiir beraustreten min,
bab berfelbe erf4redt Elm ganaes padet
9efte, tpel4e er unter benz Mrme truq,
on ben 8ooen fallen lieB, -patfh!
-batte i'd bic apeite Obrfeise, tpel9e
an 3ugtraft Der erten in ni6ts na9=
CAB. Sd ftobe nun felbftperitdnblia
Elm mob lauteres @ef9rei aus, ipelhes
ben Direftor beranlobt, aug feinem
3tmmer gu ellen, I'm na9 Der urfade
bss 6eidreies gu ieben. 9luf feline
5rase beridtete id ibm unter S6ludz
gen: Der 9err Doftor bat mir cine
Sbrfeige geseben, unb i9 babe bod
bem Giel gar ni4ts getban!' patfh!4'
ba bate id meine brittle Obrfeiee fpea,
nno 5tpor eine aus benz f."
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Ser Cinderella Sdnb 9alait

itebt an Der Spite aller 5bubge=
ihdfte in Der Staot uno erireut Iib
elmer itets madienoen 8unoldaft.
Gaes neue, mas auf oen Shub=
marft eribeint uno AQes, mas 1ih
an dlteren 6abritaten betpdbrt bat,
1T bier 81 finoen. Die gieentbiis
iner bieies @eibdftS baben cine
langidbriae @rfabrung in ibrer
Branhe uno ueriteben es, pprtbeil=
baft ein5ufaufen. Die Sbube aus
Dem Cinderella Balait iinb fait un=
oertpiiitlih. Sober ertennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
SEQ. POI @lamo BlaSa. Gel. 585.
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Cages Nemisfeiteu.
5 n | q n D.

= Ser Brdfioent batte cine 8e=
ratbung nit ben Senatoren 6anna,
Spooner, Iuilon, Mlbrib, 9ooge,
Bapne etc., in pelder man Die BON
Der Bartei gu befoleenoe Bolitit feitz
ftellte. 0ie 9arif=Sraee lpu unan=
getaitef bleiben; man pill gegen Die
grults Dorgeben, nit &uba Ioa Elm
Geciprucitatsnertrag abaelhloiien
tueroen. Sr1 oie1em Sinne merben
AUDI bic &eben bes Brdiioenten auf
ieiner tueitliben gpur gebalten lein.
= Spreber 0enoerion bat es OBJ
gelebnt, tpieoer als &anoioat fir
ben &ongreB aufsutreten, neil er
fib nit ieinen &pnftituenten in Der
Srage Der Bebanblune Der Truits
unb oeS 9arifs nibt i'm ginflane
befinoet.
= Dem n@em gorf Nmerican
miro aus Baris telegrapbirt: ,Gs
1tebt iebt un5meifelbaft fe1t, baB Der
&Dnig Der 8eleier Die ct. Coulter
WeltausfteIung beiuben tpirb. Ser
&DrreipOnoent ertldrt, BOB bieIe Mit=
tbeilung pom Noiutanten oes &Dnies
beitdti9t perbe.
= Wdbrent Der lebten 60 Gage
iino 15 Barren innerbalb Der Gtaot=
gren5en BON DULUTH, Wfinn., getDotet
tporoen. Die @eb6lse INN Die Staot
mitnmeln fDrnlib BON Barren. 8pei
oerielben tpuroen bon Sduliungen
get0otet. @iner tpuroe auf Dem
@olfipielplab erle9t.
slanb.
8pn ben 6erbltrnanDuern au-
riideetebrte Sffisiere erfldren 6as
pihtigite @rgebniB berielben iei, oaB
Die iogenannte Burentaftit niht su
ernpfeblen iei. Muh Die amerifani.
lben unD en9liiben Sffisiere 1ino
iiber5eugt, oaB Die Wetbooe oer Bu-
rem aus geoedter SteIung nah @abl
oes gin5elnen 81 ibieBen, 1otuie Die
langgeaugenen @efebtslinien feline
8erbeiierung Der aqgemein giiltiaen
Nngriffs= unb 8ertbeioiaungstne=
tbobe lei. .BurenmetbDben" , laate
elm Wfitglieo oes @eneralitabes, ,Ie=
BEN tueientlih Die gnergie Der Bors
rudrssbemegung GROCER Maiien berab,
peruriohen gefdbrlihen Beitperluit
uno MAIDEN unamedmdBiae Ienbe=
rungerl IN ben nnerfannten Mnariffs=
metbDoen Der &apauerie uno Nrtille=
rie nutbmenoig. Der &aiier ibeint
ieoob ben @lauben an bic Burenz
nod nibt perlpren gu
baben.
= Die Sanoelsfarnmer in Ores
ben batte unldneit Die 5raae betreffs
Der angeblihen Shdblibteit getrodz
meter amerifaniiber Brunellen,
Nprifoien unb Bfirfi1e einem Nus-
ihuife BON Sahperitdnbigen iiber=
tpieIen. 9ieier NusihuB bat jebt
Beridt erftattet unb in einem er-
ibDpfenoen @utabten, oas BON Der
@riinblibfeit Der poreenpnmenen
unteriuhung bereotes 8eugniB ab=
legt, erfldrt, oaB Die Shtpefelune
getrDfneter Sriibte 5u 8rdlernis
rungsauefen ourbauS unbeoenflih
iei. Der IusihuB ift nod einen
Sbritt meiter gegangen uno bebaup=
tet, baB oer OppDiitiDn eegen Die
3ulaiiung Der in &ebe 1tebenben Nr=
titel iiberbaupt fein piIienlfaft=
libeS. iDnoern nur elm agrarifhes
Wf0tiu 81 @runbe liege. 8ei Der
oenndhitigen Iarifbebatte i'm
Neihstag oiirfte oie1es @utahten
DDn ben @egnern Der Ngrarier nab
9raften ausgebeutet tperoen.
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GranfS. Gbenep b.Ibp6rt eak er her 6f=
tere partner Der SSirma 8. :. Gbeneu& &Go.
it welde @ef6dfte in Der Stabt Soleoo, in oben=
genanntem Gountp uno Gtaate, tbut, ,uno ooB be-
laete Girma Die Summe BON ei bun6ert
. ollars fir ieben syaa pon Ratarrb besablen
piro, Der onrd ben @ebrau6 bon QaIl, 8 a.
tarrb Rur nidt gebeilt weroen lam.
SrontS 5. gbenep,
i@l gsidporen bot mir uno nnteridrisben
}Sieeel in meiner @eeennart am g. Geptem-
-~ ber VI. 9. '86.
u. %. Gleai on, 0ffentliaer Notar
balrs &atarrb &ur piro innerli9 Qenomn1en,
uno ipirtt oireit auf oas Ynt uno Die idleimiaen
Cberfdhen oes Spftems. eaBt Guh Seuaniie
frei sui6iden
s. 8. Gbsnee & So. SoIebo, o.
ST. gertauit BON alien apotbefsrn. Vreis rs
Gents Die Glaife.
cau's SamiIiem Vinen iuO Die beitsu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17

Nderbauletretdr Willon 1T bon
ieiner 9our ourh ben Weiten auriid-
gefebrt. Seine Beobabtungen be-
rebtigen i'm 5u Der Bebauptuna,
oab bic @rnte in Mebrasfa, &anias.
Soma, Sainois, Snbiana unb Obip
auBeroroentlid gut auseefaqen, na>
tnentlib Die Waisernte in &anias,
Nebrasfa uno Snoiana. BON beren
&eife mebr 6unoerte BON Wtilionen
Dollars abbinoen, ats Der Ourb=
ibnittsmenih iih trdumen ldBt.
(8Dnnte bod BON 9eras dbnlibes
berlbtet tueroen.
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Cine farGe 2Se6r.

Cine farGe 2Se6r.
YertbeIoisen Sic SBren SIS per ssaeh
&ranfbeit turb Den @ebtaub par
2uttS Yiltsn, Elm letS lid)erts Seilni t
tel sesen &apildusr;sn, Or psplie, Nia.
laria, Usritopiui.g uno ole bauit per.
panbtsn 2eioen.
"pas Grisbrao pcs Etbensl''
Or. 1utt! Sbrs 2eberplasn iino na.
Trisbrao 6eS gebens. 9d) peree 5 II
3ufaQ ltetS eanfbar iein, Der mi1 els,
islbsn tsunen lsrnen lieB. s. 6alrlsisp
Platte Cannon, Col.
1mtt'S QeNer YiIe@
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Mrbeiten 1aa uus s,ad,t.

Oas seibaftiaite uno mirfunes=
oollfte fleine Ding, tuelfes ieina(S
bergeitellt puroe. iino Die DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. DieIe Billen pers
panoeln Sbwdhe uno Nbgeipannt.
belt in araft uno @nereie; iino oas
bette uno pirtiamite Mittel gum
@ieoeraufbau Der @eiunobeit. yeur
25 Gents per Shabtel. grb1ltlib
bel S. aalteper & Spbn, SEQ. s. s.
Shmitt, Gieentbiimer. uno slo.
DreiB.
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= Sn 8anias gitp famen an Ell
mem 3age 34,650 8opi &inbpieb
an. Sieb5ebn Stiere nit einem
DurlbnittS9epibt bon 1866 Yfuno
brabten ie 1875. Dies ilt Der
bDblte Breis. Der lie fir 8ieb bier
besablt puroe.
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Warrte peu Sob.

6err 6. 9. Wunoap, elm &ebts,
anpalt BON 6enrietta, geras, narrte
einitens einen gobtenerdber. gr
iaet: rWein Bruoer mar ourh Ma-
laria uno @elbluht gelunbbeitlid1
iebr berunteraefDmmen. Sd) nberz
reoete i'm. Electric Bitters gu per=
@uhen uno balo oarauf beiierte fif
iein 3ultanb auh sulebenos; aber
er iebte ben @ebraub bieier WeoiSin
fort, biz er oolitdnoig tpieberberge=
felt mar. Sb bin feit bauon uber-
seugt, baB Electric Bitters" ibn pom
Tobe errettet bat" Dieles Weittel
treibt Malaria uno 5ieber aus bem
Spitem, t6otet &rantbeits Seine
nno reiniat oas Blut; f0roert Die
Weroauung. regulirt Die 2eber uno
Die Nisren; beilt 8eritopfung, Dps=
pepiie, geerpoiitdt. 9eieren 2eioen
uno Srauen= 9ranfbeiten uno frdftiat
ben gan5en 86rper. Breis 25 @ts.
8u baben bei S. &alteper & SDbn,
9eo. S. Sbmitt, gigentbiimer, uno
Io. DreiB.
gon Berlin miro beribtet: Sc
lit BON perihieoenen Geiten pprae=
iblagen tporben Deutld Sitafrifa
als StraffolOnie fir Mnarbiiten uno
anoere gefdbrlihe @eiebesiibertreter
gu gebrauhen. Denlelben fDnnte
in iiberer @ntfernune BON Der &lite
cine aemiiie 5reibeit geitattet perben.
Die @egeno lheint feine freiniqigen
Nniieoler anau5ieben uno 10 mDhte
man ibr tpenigitens unfreimilIige
geben.
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3tuedlos. n@esbalb laoet Sbr oenn
bic junge 5rau paitor nidt msbr 3u
gurem &affeefrdna6en elm? uMd,
bic er3ablt ni6ts ipeiteri"
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Sc uaansm. Snn9er Gbe-
n a nm; u0eute bat meine syrqa tpie=
Der einnal einen Sbnma6tsanfall des
nabt. s sunb: nWar es elm
i9fperer sSungsrG benz nm !:
sJafpobl; e5 bannelte {ib I'm einen
Yel3 fir breihan6ert sg2drfl4
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GfOankfnfplittfr.
Gin Wortlein sabmt ieben uebermutb,
Wsnn mans nur ridtig brauden tbut,
- 9pndf fleiufa,tt ,tuh hsiAsfh.,tGL Il

Gin gB0rtlein sabmt ieben uebermuib,
Wsnn mans nur ridtig brauden thut,
yfodt fleinlaut inb bei9eibeutlid),
Das gSort: ,Gs aebt aud ohne 9ihr
Dem alter aibt Sober uubebentlid ben
Tor5ug- g8eine
yift MIR bas pupier, aud) bic @rdber iiuo
gsoulbig: Der drsite Shuft fam fid bas
id)Snffe 8enfual ieeen laiien
Dian iprift Don yiterbld5 perliebt ieiu"-
ipnbridetnlih, neil Der ,.lstte @iue4 ba uid,t
msbr melt 1T.
yite ipiro man 10 ultseredt gegen Gnbere,
als tpsnn mat fid eseuss llnreht ausrsbsH
mill
Gin Weni6enloos erlpeift iib i'll ben ieltsn.
ften Baaeu OILS Sallpttrsffsr.
- 1400 Wann iino i'm Bunbess
lpetteroienit angeftellt. MuB oas elm
lhmeres Stiid Nrbeit iein. big Die
alle iiber oaS 8etter einie iinol
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Gan Mntuitip & Qlramiae
Yak 8ahn,

i'm @artensDiitrift bes Staates. @e'
lunobeit uno 8lima uniibertrpHen.
8iIi9e 4anoereien fir ben Sarmer.
Warftedrtner, Obit> uuo 8ieb5iibter.
Weaen @inselheiteu tpeuoetgub on
6, z, Martin, y. B. a.,
San @ntoniu. Texas,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-17

- Gin Ger3, baS bon Bielen aug.
aefaut wiro, III am leerften.
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Siioweitteras lDiini9t Gnd

Wenu SIR @uh iraenomu nieoer.
laiien mollt, tbut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-26
General Matters.
MoRTUARY STATISTICS.
Decline in Number Of Deaths Noted by
Health Department.

There was decline Of over % per cent
in the number OF deaths in the District dur
Ing the past week as compared with the
previous week. The mortality amounted to
81, equivalent to a death rate Of 1872 as
against rs. with death rate Of 204, In the
week before, and 10S with death rate of
1875 in the corresponding period of last year
OF the late decedents 50 were white, the
death rate being 1916. and IS coIored. the
death rate go. There was an increase
from to Ii in deaths from disorders Of the
BRAIN and from 9 to y In those from disor-
ders of the kidneys. On the other hand,
there was a decrease from IA to in NOR
tally from consumption, Of to in that
from affections of the heart. and 30 to "a
from diseases among children under five
years old: and . to II among those under
one year of age. There were five fatal
cases of typhoid fever, two of whooping
cough and one of diphtheria. There were
five deaths by violence, all accidental, two
of which were by burns, two by falls and
one by kick from horse.
The births reported numbered 50, of which
20 were white and 2S colored; the males be-
ing Al and females 81.
There were 313 cases of typhoid fever
brought over from the previous week. New
cases numbering 81 occurred during the
week and 80 were discharged, leaving 80
cases under medical treatment at the close
of the week.
~ nc ioSt iepoil tHeie were % cases VI
scarlet fever in quarantine. During the cur
rent week new cases were reported and I
discharged, leaving 81 cases in % premises.
OF diphtherfa there were - cases In quar-
antine. There occurred new cases and Il
were discharged, leaving IA cases in IL
premises.
No new of smallpox developed dur
ing the week. Two cases have been dis
charged from the hospital and one remains
under treatment.
The mean meteorological conditions. as by
special report of the weather bureau, which
prevailed during the week were: Tempera-
ture of the atmosphere % degrees, relative
humidity so and barometer 29.9S. The rain
fall amounted to 0.53 of an inch, with
southerly winds averaging six miles per
hour. The maximum of the thermometer
was 6S degrees on the 21st and the minimum
Al degrees on the Goth
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LITTLE ARMOUR GIRL WALKS
DIR. Lorenz Pleased With Success Of
His Operation.

A special to the New York World from
Chicago yesterday says: DIR. Adolf Lorenz
the famous VIennese surgeon, returned to
Chicago this morning. AS soon as he had
breakfasted he and DR.. Mueller. his assist
ant, drove to the home of ]. Ogden Armour
to visit the patient on whose account he
came to America. Lolita Armour.
He made an examination of little Lolita
and pronounced her well on the way to
complete recovery. After he had left the
Armour mansion he said to the World cor
respondent:
ALREADY she Is able to bear the weight of
her body on the leg. She walked across the
room quite bravely for me. I did not re-
move the plaster cast, as there was no IN
flammation.
Until nature has completed the task of
fitting the femur into the socket. the cast
will be kept on In the spring--in Aprtl-it
will be removed, and after a course OF mas
sage treatment Lolita Armour will be able
to walk and run about Hike other children.
.'FIer father has assured me that he Will
bring the little girl to Vienna next April.
and I myself will remove the plaster cast
and give the necessary treatment.
When DIR. Iorenz arrived at the AUDI
torium Hotel this morning he was handed
q small basket of letters and kilograms
prayers from parents and relatives OF Grip
pied children requesting the benefit OF his
healing powers.
II cannot give any more public clinics here
during my limited stay" he said. but
will do all can.
He goes from here on Saturday night to
Washington. sfS,
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CALL EXTENDED.
Rev. John D. La Mothe's Services
Wanted by Western Church.

Rev John D. La Mothe. the first assistant
rector of the Church Of the Epiphany IN
this city. left this afternoon for st. Joseph.
Mo-. where he will remain over Sunday
The Rev Mr.. La Mothe has received call
to the rectorship of the First Episcopal
Church at st. Joseph, and the purpose Of
his visit to that city n to look over the
field before giving his decision as to the ac-
ceptance rejection Of the position Of
rector.
The church in st. Joseph to which Mr.
LaMothe has been called has over COO com
municants. and II said to be the largest and
most prominent one In the diocese. 1t is
under the jurisdiction of Bishop Atwen
and. considering It's prominence the charge
Is regarded as an important one.
Mr.. La M0the has been tho assistant to
nr Randolph H. McKim. the rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany. for q number Of
years. and has large number OF friends
and acauaintaaces In this city who hold
him in high esteem.
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Counsel barrow Talks Plainly O
Operators Sudden Change.

A dispatch from Philadelphia last night
says:
President Mitchell of the United Mine
orkers OF America, accompanied by his
counsel. C. s. Darrow and H. ID. Lloyd, ar
rived here from Washington at 10 O'Clock
tonight. The three gentlemen engaged
rooms at q hotel. and Will leave for Scran-
ton tomorrow morning. Mr.. Mitchell was
questioned concerning the status of the set
tiement of the mine workers strike. He
said:
Counsel for the operators and some of
the operators had laid before the presidents
OF the railroad companies tentative propo-
sition. which had been drafted jointly by
the representatives of the railroad COM
panies and counsel for the miners The
railroad presidents wired the strike commit
tee that the general terms OF the PROPOSE
ton were satisfactory, some of the minor
details to be adjusted later. This message
suggested that the commission adjourn until
December 3. in order that these minor de-
tails might be adjusted
Mr.. barrow here interrupted by saying:
'The initiative was taken by the opera
tors"
Mr. Lloyd said: When the commission
adjourned it was understood that a salts
factory adjustment Of the differences would
be made. The commissioners were Ger
tain of this that subcommittee. consisting
of Messrs. Clark. Watkins and Parker was
appointed to adjust the minor details.
Request for Washington Conference.
Attorney Wayne MacVeagh. counsel for
the HiIlsdale Coal Company and the Penn
sylyana Coal Company, requested Mr..
Mitchell and his counsel to meet him in
Washington today for the purpose of work
ing out the details of the strike settlement.
While we were in conference with Mr. Mac
Veagh message was received from the
coal roads presidents announcing that the
first proposition was not satisfactory, and
that the coal companies would prefer con-
tinuance of the hearing before the arbitra-
ton commission.
Mr.. Mitchell declined to express any opin-
ION regarding the attitude of the coal roads
presidents. Mr.. barrow however. said:
They have gone squareiy back on their
word
Supplementing this, Mr.. Lloyd said:
I'VE have no knowledge of the cause OF
the action of the railroad presidents, ex-
cepting that the announcement followed a
conference between the Independent opera
tors and the coal roads presidents.
Mr. Mitchell was asked II he considered
that the action of the coal roads presidents
had weakened their case before the commits
sion He said: Il don't want to say what
they have done, but have no doubt that
we will win our case.