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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-21
Gbmarb q. elliott.

Der &%ecitator gbmaro Y.igQintt,
Der am Samitag Nbenb unter ben
Nuipiaien bes g. q. 2pceums i'm
@roBeu : Opernbauie por oas
8ublifum tritt, fiibrt feline Original
Iuffaiiungen oes ar6Bten grfolaes
oes mooernen Sbauipiels Dor. Die
berporragenoen &arattere fino Dem
Bublitum betannt. 8pn Scr. 81
liDtt's Dariteaune aIer Der beriibms
ten Stufe Der Sebtseit lagt Der
v@eurgetonian" in @eoraetpmr,
&entudep: rSelten baben mir aele,
ben, oaB einem &ecitatur iplde Nuf-
merflamfeit gel6enft tpuroe. Scr.
@aiott lift elm &initler uno brahte
Die id6nen Womente oieies litera>
rii6 beoeutungspollen Werfes alan.
senb beruor. Seine Mimif, @eiten,
Der 9onfau uno Die D~ariteauna 1ino
bepunoernsmerth."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-21
Sin Tabrpreis pins So wabrenO
Der Sefttage anf Der yaatp".

8enn Sbr Seittagsreiien gu ma=
6en beabii9tiat, 70 lDbnt es iih, Die
Oferten Der n&atp" fennen gu lers
men:
Gm 49,, H., 81. g.. 90. uno
26. 9e5ember nerfauft bic M. 6. &
z. >8abn &unbreiiebiaete nod Bunfs
ten in Den alien Staten. iotpie nod
Nrfanias, Colorado. Sninois. Soma,
&anias. WtinnelDta, 4ebrasfa, Norb-
uno Sno=Datota uno @iScpnIin fir
einen Sabrpreis plus So fir Die
&unoreile.
@s 1T unn6tbia 81 iaeen, oaB Der
lhneae Dienit uno Der Comfort Der
n8otp-2inie" uniibertroffen lift.
Shreibt pegen nGberer ginselhei<
ten nno aoreiiirt @uren 8rief nSatp" ,
Dallas. 9eras.
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Sic Wa6t bes gprehers.

Congratulated Cooper bat 1ib su
@uniten elmer Ienberune Der @es
i6aftsregeln bes Saules ausgelprps
den, INN Die auBerDroentli9e @e=
tpalt, Die unter bemlelben benz Sprez
der sugeitanoen 1T, auf Elm beibeiz
oeneres WtaB surldfIbren. 8elbe
Wtabt Der Spreber oes 9aules aus
auuben eert1ag, erbeat aus folgenoer
9ariteuune:
Nibt ourb ben @iQen Der Mtebr=
beit leiner Mitelieoer miro bas 5bun
uno 2aiien bes 6aules geleitet,
IDnoern ourb ben @tnen bes Wan=
nes, Der tm Spreberitub(e libt.
@iht Die Wtebrbeit beberribt bas
6auS, iDnbern Der Spreder be-
berrIbt es. Die Webrbeit lift nur
fret, 10 lange Der Spreber nod nidt
eruablt 1T; nur 10 lanee .alio, ais
oas 6aus nod nibt preani1irt uno
ntbt gei9dftsfdbig lit.
Nibt nur, baB feline @eleboDr=
lage i'm 6auie our Serbanolung ees
braht ueroen fam, ebe iie nidt benz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noreeleeen bat
uno BON oteiem Dor oas 6aus ge=
braht miro, unb baB es Der 5preder
lift, Der ale Nusibi1ie ernennt, unb
Der iDmit Die @eener letner 8ldne
fernbalten fam BON allen Iuslbil=
fen, pu tie biele 8ldne burbfreusen
f0nnten:-bas lit 1b0n friber 10 ees
tpeien. nno nenn btes AUDI itets
Dem Spreber grDBe @epalt aegebet
bat, 10 mar er besmegen nod niht
Der aGmdbtige Bar" ooer .BoB",
ais Der er ftb beute BARTLETT. Dasu
baben i'm erit Die vneuen" @elbdfts=
regeln gen1a9t, Die nor einem Duz
benb Sabren Tim 81. &pnoreiie) un=
ter Der Sibrung bes oamaligen
Sprebers, Tbomas 8. &eeb, bur9=
aepeitibt tpuroen, uno Die ieitber I'M
Belentliden u1Derdnbert geblieben
itnb.
Set Aie!er 3eit bat Der Spre1er
Die @epalt, Die Minoerbeit numb
tobt 81 MAIDEN un0 Die Webrbeit gu
banobaben als blDBe N~bItimmungss
malhine. 6eute niibt irsenb melder
@eleboprlage ielbit Die @mpfeblung
oes suitdnbigen Nus1duiies ni1t
mebr, 10 lanae fte niht au9 Die 8u=
thinning bes Sprehers bat. Ser
mDge oes BON linn ernanr,tert unb BON
ibm unumihrdnft beberrihten @e=
ibdftsoronunes4 Musf1ufies oerrtag
Der Spreber ieomeoer WaBreeel, Die
linn nidt bebaet, ben Wee gu perle=
gen; uno pern1ag er ieoerseit eine
I%bitimmung iber MaBregeln gu err
langen, Die er angenDmmer baben
Diq. Sc fann geeen 1einen @iQen
feine Debate ftattinoen. ST be-
ftimtnt, melbe NenoerungspDrlblGge
pDrgebrabt meroen oirfen. @s Fam.
menn er cine MaBreeel u~noerdnbert
angenDmmen baben min, iiberbaupt
feine Genoerung barar poreenont=
men tperoen.
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V(uerlet.

= Gin 8iffel i'm 8radenrioge
Barf, Der 81 piel grimes 3uderrobr
eefreiien batte, lit g~eitorben, Dbgleid
elm 9bierarat fi6 ale Wfube CAB, i'm
gu retter.
= Ser Staotarst bat elf Sdae pDn
9~ipbtheritis CUR NnSeige aebrabt.
Sic 1ino ldmmtli9 iiolirt.
= gbas. Sc. McMoams BON Dali
las beabiihtIet, bier elm Semmers
9beater au er6ffnen.
= General Sreberid @rant Fat
iebt benz &rieesoepartentent in Baib=
ingtpn ben Nnfauf Der $4,000 Ndet
2anb nabe 2eDn Springs fir Elm
uebuneslager empfDblen.
= Mn Der @fe pDn Mpenue 6 unt
6puiton StraBe mirb Elm iehsit6di=
ges @elbdftsgebduoe aufgefibr1
perben.
= Serr 6enning 8rubn, Der Bis
Der Die 8apft=N eentur in Sort &ortf
nermaltete, lit als @elbdftsfIbrer in
Die 2Dne Star 8rauerei eingetreten
9err Sranf Mrnolo perbleibt eben=
faIs In Der 8rauerei unb miro ben
Braumeilter Stint pertreten, Der eine
Befubsz uno grbolungsreiie mad
europa mabt.
= unIere r1acaoami1irten Straben
iinb fir &egenmetter nibt einseri6=
tet, Die iib i'm ur5uitanoe h%einoen=
ben Itno 9runolDs.
- @Gbreno Buter maiienbaft in
ben Wartt fommen, lift @ilo ieb,
rar. 6iibner baben ben ungemDbna
li1 bpben BreiS BON So. Is erreibt.
SIM &leinperfauf fDiten iie BON 81
bis 40 Gents bas Stid.
: Cine Mn5eige in Der rSreien
Breiie" bringt itets quite &eiultate
Sic Eat einen 5ablreiden uno meit=
auSge6ebnten 2eierfreis.
TrDb oeS bdufieeren Geaena
min iib cine B~erdnoerung i'm Wai.
ieritano bes Sluiies ni9t bemerfbar
MAIDEN.
- Sen mDgliben &anoioaten fiji
'oas Imt bes Mapors Der Stabt tanr
iebt nod Der grzSberiff Sobn IS
Campbell btnaugefiigt weroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-21

= Sn einem 9beater in Serlep
@itp miro aur Belt Die n26menbraut"
aufgefibrt, elm Stiid, in benz elm
mirfliber 2Dme pernanot miro, UNI
in Bunfto @ruieln bur6 fem @e=
brill Der @irfung Ger oramatilhen
Wtuie nah5ubelfen. 9a nun fir
eem6bnlih Die ehten @iitenfDnige
nibt par Order du multi" su
briiuen pfleeen, ipnbern nur bann
ibre boloe Stimmen ertDnen lalien,
menn ibnei, ettpas nibt paBt. oas
Stlf bingesen bes Briiaens beoarf,
iDbalo Die 6eloin belielben ben
SbluBeffeft bernDrbringen mill, 10
lit cine geiitreihe Metbooe n6tbig
9emoroer, oas 8riilIen oes 26pen
bernDranbringen, tpenn lpldes be-
nDtbtgt miro. 9ieielbe beftano oa=
rim, baB BEL Der 8priteuune elm benz
Bublifum unIihtbarer. nit gleftri=
citdt ~gelabener Drabt nit Dem 2Dmen
in 8eriibrune eebraht muroe. pos
raul oaS Tbier itets idmmerlib gu
briiaen anbub. Dieie eleftriide
Npplifatien erfolgte itetS, tuenn Die
6eloin n3uleifa" iid peigerte, ben
6arem Muitapba's gu betreten.
@be Str. Muitapba- auf iie perz
5idtete. ionte fte Dem 2Dper geopfert
weroen. Sm 8egriffe, 8uleifa in
benz &afig bes 8eberrlhers oes
9bierreideS au ihleppen, wuroe Die
@lettrisitdt appli5irt, uno Der Some
beulte oarDb gan5 iammerlib. Oieie
SSene, tpelbe ME perfeblte, beim ges
ebrten Bublitum bic @dniebaut in
bDhiter BDtens su entwideln, miro
nun unterbleiben miiiien. Brdiis
bent WcG artbp BON Der 9bieribub=
@eieQibaft bat benz 9beaterunter>
nebmer bic Nnmenoune pDn @leftri=
5itdt an Dem 26pen perboter uro nit
8erbaftune gebrobt, falls oiele 9bierz
aualerei fortgeiebt miroe. Sebt muB
Die 0eloin obne 91pengebriia ferti9
gu merben iuben.
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ie bas pereoelnoe 5iel au erreiz
9et1 luden, 81 Incident Der oeutlh=
amerifaniibe Sdnger ben rihtlsen
@eg Seigen fam.
2ieoerorin - @elangsapang tperz
ben fib in bieier Ridtung 10 5medz
los ertpeilen, tpie Der SbluB Der &anr
tinen, Der ben Iusiaweifunaet Der
Splonten elm 3iel ieben iDlte, aber
bic Mnregung 1T pDrtreHlih uno
Sen. gprbin's &eiie mar BON uner=
meBlibem 8ertb fir Die Ser. Staaz
ten, tpenr feline @mpieblungen nod
@ebibr berudftdtigt peroen.
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Gin frpbes @emiitb matbt frbblide
Miene, beiBt's in Der 8ibel. Nber Der
Sdmorrbibarius fann tueber ein frDbea
@emitb nod Sreube I'M Daiein baben;
i9m iibt, fuie benz Bhiliiter Der 3opf, bic
Shtuermutb imt1er hinten; er brebt iid
rebts, er brebt iih linfs, iein 2eiben
mill nibt petden, Biz er HANAkESIS''
sebraubt, Die an seb6rtger Stele iib er-
tueidbenb Seilune berbreitet. Cine Brobt
oes Wittels tpir6 mnentaeltlidb getpdhrt,
penn man P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York City, abreiitrt. Si'
"A1akesis" 1T in alien Ipotbefen 81
baben. Yreis ST..
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SDcemmt $40. 3.

Der brittle Nbeno Der 2pceumzun=
terbaltungen finbet am Samltae ben
%. Nonember i'm @rDBen Srernbaule
itatt, an pelbem Der electromagnetic
WDnologiit gomaro IS. @uiptt in
elmer Originals ramatilirung uon
@omaro Noges Weitcotts berIbm=
Der @ppeIe David Harum' DOR
baS 8ublifum treten mirb. Dies 1T
ieoenfaQs cine Der anSiebenoiten
Nummern oes GDtlus. Sibe gum
Gerfauf ant Sreitag nod 9 ubr gor=
mittag in @ebb uno Mir' palace
of Sweets, 329 NlamD B(aaa.
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Rei{enoe Ngenten:
Carl &rmp.
80. GMprpbimb.
tlaitrt Set Aussabe.


tlniere 48 Seiteu ftarte @eib'
n~ahta. u miro ain IL.
DECEMBER eriheinen. Die Drummer
cirtuIirt i'm aansen Staate 9elaa
BON 81 8aip Bis Corpus @briiti,
nur, @alpeitpn Bis Deniiun, i'm Sn.
bianer.E erritpriutn unb in Merifo.
Hnseioen fiir oieie Nus9abe tuer=
ben lest enteeoen eenommen. Die
.5reie 8reffe fir Teras" lift oas bette
Neebium i'm Staate, tpenrt eS fid
barurt banoelt, bas beutih leienot
Hutlitulr, au erreiden.
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Sin 8tchcle : unfad

enoiote nit elmer l1limmen @unoe
am 8ein bes 6errn S. g. Srner.
Sranflin @rDpe, Sus. IS ent=
widelte -iib cine freiienoe Wunoe,
pe.he ben 6eilperluhen Der Nerate
bier Sabre lang bartnddig @ioer.
Itano leiitete. Damn tpuroe Die
6eilune burb n@uflen's Mrnica=
.Salbe" berbeigefibrt. Dieielbe if
eben 10 gut fir Branoz uno 8rib.
munoen, Nuslhldee uno Sdmor.
boioen. Sir 25 Gents Die Sba9
lei BEL S. &alteper & Spbn, @eo
S. S. Shmitt, @igentbumer, uni
Nb. DreiB, 9roauiften.
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llnitr Yrdmien>& aleaber fit 1903.

Der s,eue 9rdmien.a alenber Der
r5reien Hrene fiir 9eras" 1T iebt-
etiuae perfpdtet-upHenoet uno eS lit
tereita nit benz Herianb Der ein5elnen
Grernp(nre an bic oa3u berebti9ten
&bunnentey beopnnen mnroen.
Mud bieler iaeue 0olenoer 1T miez
oer-iumu6l mas Tert als audi mas
Die Suuftratiunen anbetrift = 1ebr
rrfiffnItia ausaeftattet, 5D0aB mir
4njdt Onrars atueiFein, oaB er fih beS
sDeiinls uulerer Qe1er AT erfreuert
taten mirb.
Den Neninn uladt, rpie ibliH, elm
jkuleuonriurt, uno atuar elm boppel=
le3, nit Gngabe Der nitrDnDmiIhen
Greinnife, 5Otuie Der mihtigiteu bi>
it~oriI6el @ebenftaae. Nuh Der
Npnbpe4feliit aera,i peraeibnet un6
e felt audi nidt an NauerusM eaeln
ipspie an ben @etterprupbeseiungen
beD l00i6briaeu 2nlenoera. @enn
tettere eintnnl auf6lia nidt e~intreffen
Il Item, t1s1Qe man uns freunolihit
IS bnfiir peranttuprtlid MAIDEN!
s1asferis Sts' ,i Js, 81; s', sn;4t; a n Ers;as
1;ec "a nsrifnssenem Snhres IN
~ w Q;,;s r. ~ ~ ,o, U SO o.
rc,,Es M, mo,t;,;",,e MI %r.
SSssss - spout MssSs ~ nrnstsy
Skst;cps;s sn,r;e her Wer,n;,f+,,noer
rsiihs h;e W,,ffor. ectnssrnnhe mn,
oerid3tet, futuie fUuftiaen Biloern unb
Stl31etl npl ben iHuer beirtgGub'
ten uet5er Mrtiuen.
r0ruluriitii@e1 Wtappe", IDtpie an
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gia yanOalia, YenniBloania= Yabm.

Sin Billet bieier 2inie erfter &lai1e
nab Seem gorf berebtiat ben Sn-
baber in 8 aibinatDn, BAL
timDre unb 8bilabelpbia
einen aebntdeigen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
8uaeitanbniB.
@eeen ginselbeiten penoe man
ltb an ben unterseihneten.
5. 9. &ilgDre.
8eiienoer 8aiiagier Geent,
lis @eit 6renb Blace. San Nn=
t0niD. 3eraS.
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@eibnabten 1abt beran uno ba>
nit fur 8iele Die &ufgabe, @eihenfe
fir Die Berpanoten uno 5reunoe
etc. einsufaufen. Die Supeliere
@ebriber @riber erleibtern
@uh Die Grbeit, benn ibr finoet bel
ibnen Grtifel gu ieoem Breiie BON
81 bis gu $1,000.
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speeialzNptt5.

2aut amtlidem 8eridte lino Die
Nuitern, rpelbe Der ,,Wprgan gitp
Jiib & Meat Warfet" Gel. 81
9repinD StraBe. uertanft, fret BON
6Drmaloebpo.
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3m bermiethett

Cine serdumiae Office i'm oberen
Stofwerf oes Sreis Breiie : Sc
bdnoes, SEQ. 216 DIT Commerce
StraBe. Mabsufraaen in Der Office
Der .,ssreien 8reiie".
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= Die @ebriber griber
baben elm auserleienes 2aaer BON
Diamanten, Sutpelen, uhren uro
Sancp=I rtifeln alIer Mrt. bic lid
pur5islib als acknowledgement
eignen.
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miro Elm &nabe BON bier i'm Ilter
opn IA bis Is Sabren, Der gut
Deutih lelen uno ibreiben fam, UNI
oa8 Sbriftleber= Sanomerf 81 erler=
men. @ad5ufrasen in oer Office Der
nSreien Breiie".
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- Madt Cure @eibnafts Gins
fdufe bel ben Sumelieren @ebriber
@riber. Sbr befommt bier So
den, Die ibren Wertb ME perlierer.
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@runeeiaenthums . Irebert

4rnnoeisentbums ltebertrasangen.
8. & q Oppenbeimer an 8ibaro
8oees, Ala Ider 2ano an Der
8lanco Roao. $l,650.
u. Shmiot an @ep. Maneolo,
@runoftiid auf 2aurel 6eiabts, $500.
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Wir nerfaufen MDbel : Stide
geaen Gb5abluna, tpenn getpiiniht.
81. 81. Smitb,
225 Oft : Commerce : Strase.
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- Sn oieiern prattilhen Retailer
uerbiunet mar bas Niiblide NIT benz
&noeHehrne,i. &nnft Cure Weih.
undbtseefd,erfe Bel @ebrIber
griter NIB i5r tuerbet pon ben
Guapihn9erii aufrihtiser, Dant
erute11.
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sssasss 8ssd's &c sasaua etsarren.
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HetrAtbss G@etne.
6ersnnrltl 2ied unb grtma Sled
Otto Senirt uno Soa @alter.
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@eflDl ert1prtn9en, 0te Gte0e 0Q3u
niuB nit benz &inbe pab1en. Das
barmlole, frDblihe Sploatenlieo
mirbe ear balb BON benz puritanilGen
Clement in Bann getban unb als
eDttlos u,b iinonoa aneefo9ten
tperben.
Nber ielbit. perrt es Dem General
gelineen follte, SUIT uno 2iebe gum
Sang in Der Grmee gu erreeen-mps
Der nimrlt er bas 2ieb? Der SAat
bes BDltslieoeS feblt ibm, Der Ihier
uneribDp1ihe Born, Der elm 2ieb
fir iebe @emitbsl[immung, ieoe 2e=
benslage bat. Sn Der Saeb mad
citizen Sbdben lieB Der Mmerifanel
oas tDftlibe Gut, pelbes ibm be,
beutihe ginpanoerer brabte, unbe.
riiffihtigt : Ct bat @eianebiiber.
aber teine 2ieoer.
Die 5reuoe aber am @eiane fanr
rlur burb baS 8Dlfslieb in erftel
ainie eepfleet perben. Menn BIT
8eeierane in Waibington Die gm.
pfeblung bes Generals @orbin, mel.
DIE i'm @eoanten ia ribtig lit, mad
ibrem inneriten @erth bemiBt, oanr
ioQte iie in eriter 2inie benz oeutlGer
Wfdnneraeiane in Mmerifa lire Iuf'
tiertlamteit ibenfen, oas l1rmeien
oes Wpltsgeianees su e~rsriinoen iu-
~en, Brdmien auf gpnpolitionen
BON ameritaniifen Bolts uuo SDl.
oatenlteoern ieBen uno auf oieie @ei-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-12
A VERMONT LADY'S
Desperate Fight for Life.
Mrs. Nathan Beal says:
Paine's Celery
Compound
Saved Ne from the Insane Hospital
as Well as Cured My
Rheumatism.

There never was a remedy so highly
recommended as Paine's Celery Com
pound. There never was a remedy in
such universal demand. 1t is popular
and priced in tens of thousands of
homes, because it makes sick people
well.
Paine's Celery Compound has saved
thousands from nervous prostration
and collapse; it has effected wonder
full cures in kidney and liver COM
plants; its victories over rheumatism
and neuralgia have commanded the at
tention and admiration of our best
physicians. 1t has cured disease when
everything else has failed.
Mrs. Nathan Beals. a we'll known
lady of Gallup's Mills, Vt, writes as
follows: For ten months before l
commenced taking Paine's Celery
Compound, could not put my foot on
the first round of my chair, only five
inches from the floor. I had nearly
lost the use of my left side, and
could not lift pound weight with the
left hand without danger Of dropping
it. Many times l would lift something
at the table, only to drop it. 1 had
pressure in the top of my head and
pain at the base of the brain, which
would leave me SO nervous that l used
to tell my husband l would surely go
crazy. ! could not keep still at night,
and Sundays was just awful to me. l
found my whole system Frustrated,
and it took a long time to build up my
poor. wornout nerves. l think that
Paine's Celery Compound saved me
from the Insane Hospital, as well as
cured my rheumatism"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-12
ORIGIN OF THE ROSARY,
An Interesting Legend Associates 1t
With Garland of Roses.
From the London Telegraph.

From the London Telegraph.
Tracing the origin of the rosary back
to times and places far remote, Father
Thurston, who read a recent paper be-
fore the members of the Applied Art
Section of the Society of Arts point
ed out that 1t would be a great mis-
take TO suppose that the use of beads
for counting prayers was peculiar to
the Catholic Church. or was of com
paratively modern date. To determine
at what time the name rosary rosen-
kranz) was introduced is extremely
difficult. Garlands of roses, implying
reference to the term rosary were a
conspicuous feature of pictures and
tablets of the fifteenth century, but
before this no clear examples are forth
coming. At that epoch it was common
for both men and women in ordinary
life to wear garlands of flowers, and
to place them as a mark of respect
upon the heads of persons and statues
Father Thurston is strongly inclined
to believe that its application to the
particular devotion now under discus
sion was mainly due to the popularity
of certain story of a garland, which
can be traced very much earlier than
the word itself in almost every part
of the Christian world. The name must
have come from the story, and the
story was not evolved out or an al
ready pre-eXisting name.
The legend in question is briefly this:
A youth was accustomed to make
wreath of roses or other flowers every
day, and to place 1t upon the head of
Our Lady's statue. He became
monk, and in the cloister his occupa-
tons no longer permitted him to OBJ
serve this pious practice. Being much
distressed he asked counsel of an aged
priest, who advised him to say his
AYES every evening, which would be
accepted by Our Lady in lieu of the
garland. This the young man faith
fully observed. until one day, while on
a journey, he had to pass through a
lonely wood, where robbers were lying
in wait. Quite unsuspicious of their
presence, he suddenly remembered that
his AYES were not yet said, and forth
with stopped to say them. Then. to
their surprise. the robbers saw a most
glorious lady stand before him, and
take one after another from the lips
of the kneeling monk fifty beautiful
roses, which she wove into a garland
and placed them upon her head The
robbers, conscience-stricken at the
vision, were all converted to a better
life, and themselves soon after entered
the monastery.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-12
TWELVE PARDoNS GRANTED.
Executive CIemcncy Somewhat Lib
orally Bestowed by Advice OF
Prison Commission.


Atlanta, July 11-Twelve pardons
and commute lions were granted to-day
by Gov Gambler upon recommendation
of the Prison Commission. Those CIV
en- executive clemency are:
Fletcher Sims of Butts county, sent
up for one year for escape.
Dave Burgess of Walker county,
sentenced to life for murder.
Dan Shewak of Burke county, sent
ND for life for murder.
Homer Carter of DeKaIb, convicted
of voluntary manslaughter and SEN
fenced TO twenty years.
Bowdre Bell, sent up for ten years
from Walton county for voluntary
manslaughter.
2. v Carter, sentenced to five years
from Echols county for manslaughter.
Ozro Curtis of Habersham, sentenced
TO one year for larceny.
John Reynolds of Fulton county, SEN
fenced to one year for assault and
battery.
W. B. Freeman, sentenced to one
year in Montgomery county for SELL
ing whisky illegally.
]. W. Griffin, convicted in Pike coun-
ty of selling whisky illegally and SEN
fenced TO one year.
Robert Hunter, convicted of burglary
in Fulton county and sentenced to
fifteen years.
Gov. Gambler declined to pardon VIII
lie Benefited, w. c. Coggins, Sam Nc
Kenzie and Screven A. Davis, sent up
for various crimes.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-12
BUSINESS SITUATION BRIGHT.
Dun & co. TELL OF COUNTRY's
PROSPERITY.

Weather and Labor Disputes Have
Not Seriously Interfered-Raiiwa
Earnings Much Larger-PiE Iron
Production Breaks RecOrd-PIenty
Doing in SteeI-Demand for Cotton
Goods Is Quiet-SpecuIators Send
Up Price of Corn.
New York, July 11.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade to-mor-
row will say:
Good news predominates. although
unfavorable weather proved a draw
back at many points. and new labor
disputes arose. There is less than the
customary midsummer idleness in man.
ufacturing industries, despite the
scarcity of fuel Commodity prices
are fully maintained. Railway earn
ings thus far available for June aver
age SO per cent. larger than last years,
and 20.6 per cent. above those of 1900.
Statistics of pig iron production on
July l are somewhat surprising. Ac-
cording to the Iron Age. the weekly
output was at a new high record of
352, $50 tons, notwithstanding the short
age of fuel. In steel the situation is
mixed, heavy lines falling further be-
hind orders, while a number of rod,
wire and nail mills in the Pittsburg
region have shut down for the usual
vacation. Structural steel and railway
supplies are urgently sought, so much
new business being placed that activity
is assured we'll into 1908.
Leather and Cotton Goods.
New England shoe shops are fully
engaged, more so than at any previous
time this year. Union leather is firm.
but domestic buyers are taking but
little hemlock, best inquiry being for
export. Upper leather is active at the
West. A large purchase of packer hides
has strengthened the tons at Chicago,
while Texas hides arrive more freely
and concessions are made. Export or
ders for cotton goods are still disap-
pointing and the home demand is quiet,
yet mills are well occupied. At the
South there is a disposition to delay
spinning until the new crop begins to
move. and this tendency is also re-
ported in England. In woolens the best
feature is the recorder business in
heavy weights, quick delivery being
desired.
specuIators' Corner I'm Corn.
Corn has again been the prominent
feature of the markets for domestic
staples. Spectators at the West have
secured control of the 100000 bushels
in the visible supply and compelled the
short interests to cover contracts at
disastrously high prices. Farmers re-
serves arc evidently insignificant, for
attractive prices do not bring out even
a fair volume Of receipts
Wheat was quiet and strong, and ex-
ports from all ports of the United
States, being only 2,250,729 bushels
against 4,353,73 bushels year ago.
Failures for the week numbered 1873
in the United States against 20s last
year.