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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-06
Ser CINDERELLA Sdnb Balaft

itebt an Der Spite aller Sdubae-
ibdfte in Der Staot uno erfreut iid
elmer itetS wahienben &unolhaft.
@aes neue, mas auf Dem Sbub=
marft eri6eint unb Naes, mas ith
an dlteren Sabrifaten beuabrt bat,
lit bier 81 fiuoen. Die gigentbii>
mer oieies @eibdfts baben cine
langidbrige grfabrune in ibrer
8ranbe uuo neriteben es, portbeil-
bait ein5ufaufen. Die Shube aus
benz @inbereaa-Bal ftnb fait uns
pertuiiitlib. Sober erfennt oas an.
Der bier fauft.
SEQ. 207 Ilamo Bla3a, Eel. 595.
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chBreWingASSn
ST. Louis, u. s. a.

J(uU UelH DfTIcteueH OertcDr
Der lanouirtbibaftlt9en Ncaber1ie
in 5todbolm baben Die iiinglten
falten &eeen Die ibmeoiibe grnte
ruinirt. Nebnlib lauten bic ge-
ri6te aus Normeeen uno Ddnemarf.
Das DireftDrium Der 6am=
burg=N =Nmerifa=2inie bat befannt ee>
mabt, oaB Der 9ampfer rDeut11>
LAMB" tuelber in 5plge Der ppr ei>
niger Belt erlittenen BelbGbigun<
gen an ieinem Nuberapparat, rpie
getneloet, auBer Dienit eeitellt tperz
ben muBte, am 6. 0opember feline
Jabrten BON 6anbure pdbreno Der
Winteriaiion tpieoer aufnebmen
tperoe., Sn SDlee Der S9pieriefei-
ten, pelhe Die eetpaltiee 2dnee Der
yOeutiblanb" perurlabt, mar es
ibruierig, entiprebenbe Dodfacilitd=
ten au finoen, uno Der Dampfer
fonnte erlt in bieiem WDnat in elm
0antburger Dod gebrabt tperoen.
SEPT lit man i'm Stanoe su iaaen,
baB Der 5haoen pDr @noe Oftober
reparirt iein miro. &apitdn $.
8arenbs, Der dlteite aopitdn i'm
Dienit Der 2inie, Der leitber ben
Dampfer .Siirit 8ismard" font-
manoirte, miro ben 8efebl iiber Die
nDeutlhlano" iibernebmen.
&0mmer5ienratb Bolle, Der
ben 8erlinern aber unter ieinem
Spibnamen r&lineelbplIe" piel be-
FAINTER lit, feierte por einigen Ta=
gen leinen 70. @eburtstag in fDrper=
li9er uno aeiitiaer Sriibe. Sait
alle 3eltuneen brahten grtifel iiber
ben alten iDuialen 6errn unb ur-
tDibliaen Gerliner, Der es perItan=
ben bat, ourb &eellitdt uno Mitoe=
ben nit Der 3eit i'm 8erliner Milh=
geIbdft Die fiibrenoe Stole einaunebs
men uno aus tleinen Nnfdnoen elm
6ielengeiddft NIT Willionenumiab
gu ibaffen. Beil feline Mil1uagen
iib ourh &lingeln anmeloeten, err
bielt er ieinen Spibnan1en.
Die offi5iDie nNorboeutide
Nageneine 8eitlna" ipribt in Ell
rem langeren Irtifel iiber Die gn=
lage BON 9anfs Ieitens Der oeutih=
amerifaniiben Betroleumseielllbaft,
eegen oeren grrihtung BON beuts
lben &letnfaufleuten befanntlih elm
tpabrer HetitiOns.Sturm lpsaela1ien
1T. Das Blatt erfldrt, fir DeutIh.
LAMB fonme : bierbei leoielih Die
Srage bes .SntereHes Der &onlu=
menten in sSrage, ba oas Betroleum
Elm @ebraubsmittel lei, bas nicbt
unnDthia pertbeuert tperoen oirfe.
Ius oiefem @runoe lei CUR Sid)er=
belt Der 8ontroue Die grridtunQ
BON 9anfs auf itaatlicbem @runb
uno Booen erforoerlib, uno io=
lange amerifanilbes Betroleum fiir
Oeutlblano unentbebrli9 lei, laii1Ie
AUDI Die BetrDleum Berlprauna
mDglidit fiher aeiteat tperoen.
3miIhen einem &ieler StuE
oenten Der Weoisin uno bem Grhis
teften gaiet, pDm &Dnial..s Bauatnt
in Neumiiniter. Splltein. Iano elm
Sdbelouea ftatt, BEL tuel9em beioe
@egner erbeblid perlebt tpuroen.
Der Nrhiteft Jfrug ibpere @elihtss
munoen oapon. Die l1rlahe bes
OuellS waren Streitigfeiten, in be-
rem Berlauf Der Stubent oem Nrht.
teften cine Obrfeiae perIebt hatte..-
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Die Wittfne hps ftreithnr

Die Witttue oes 5treitbaren
:, ,Waterlanb" Nebacteurs Or. Siol
tn Wliinhen bat oas 9eItamert ans
gefobten, inoem lie cine a(aae auf
ytlbtigteit oeiielben einreihte. @ei=
ter fdmpfen Die Wittme uno ihr
stpeiter Sbwiegeriobn gesen ben
Herfauf oe8 ). Gaterlano" an leineu
iebtgen Weiiber, ba bic &auflumme
BON 25,OO0 Marf in feinem Ser
bdltniB 81 einem idbrliAen leber=
ibuB BON 10000 Marf itebe, Die
Dag - Waterlano" abtperfe. Cine
tuettere &(age ipirb auf 6erausgabe
Der Yripat Correspondents uno Der
ipert9pollen 8ibliotbef aefiibrt, Die
itb i'm Befibe eines Der ,,Gater=
lano =@iaentbiifner befinben.
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staat Gbin soIbo, /
2ucas 6 ornfi,, SIS. (

GrantS, Gbenep bsidm6rt, eas er Der dl=
tsre partnsr Der Girma 8. GbeneD& 6 o.
genanntem gountp nno Gtaate, tbut ,urlo oab be-
agte GirIna oie Slnme bon nbunoert
p Sollars fur ieben Sal Don &atarrb besablen
miro, Der our6 ben 8ebrauh BON 6all's q a.
tar Sur nidt eebeitt weroen fann.
Grant 5. Gbenep,
(-~- geIhmorert Dor mir uno untcrIhriebelt
Siegel in nieiner @egennart am 6. Geptemlz
(--) Der ". 9. 'S6.
u. %. 9 teal NJ 6ffentliber Notar.
6alfs &atarrb Gur tpiro innerlih aeuonlmen,
un6 ipirtt oirett anT oas gut uno Die id,leimiaen
Cberfdhen oes Sniten,s. Gabt Guh 3euartiiie
frei 3ili6iden.
s. 8. @benep & 60, Soleoo, 8.
81 gertaufl BON alien apptbetern, Yreis rs
Gents Die Glafde.
San'e JamtIten pifIen inb Die beiten
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Mlui.lisnpulutr.

Sdon nm's Sobr 100 pflegte Elm
liibtfAer Mrot Namens gleaaar in
alerdnhrien BET Munben unb anodenz
briiAen Ell spulber gu perorbnen, bas
aus serifobenen ober 5erriebenen Wau<
nientbetlen tetanb. Dos Wlittel mubte
ii Wein eingenommen iperben unb foute
ba5u bienen, bic 5errtHenen 8lutge=
ldbe unb aerbrohenen anoden bes 9erz
ltbten tpteber snfammen5uIeimen. Oil
get. Reifenbe unb &reuafabrer bra9ten
bon benz pulper nod europa, nnb bon
ba an. BIB nett in's 18. Sabrbunbert
hintin, berr{hte in alien 2dnberH,
bauptfd6lih In Granfreia, eifriae
Ho9ftuat nah ben 4s1fbaren 6eilmife
tel. Sn Der 2but mar bic Nonfraqe
6ebeutenb grDber als bas Mngebot, lnb
bo bic espptif4e Mesieruns bas pliin=
bern ber @rabftGtten berbot, 70 fdnben
Betriigereien alIer Mrt itatt, unb als
Wumitnpulber berfdufte man balb
a1es m0gIine. Nahneisli9 eebtes Weua
uienputper ipurbe nit @olb aufsetpoz
gen, iinb 4Gnige unb GiirHen bef9enfs
tensii4 gegenfettis bomit.
Grana Der grfte BON syranfreih
Q515-154O. 70 beri9tet Der franaDz
H4e @elebrte 8elon, pfleste Elm Rdits
9en poa Munlienpulper nit Nbabar<
ber permtfdt ftets Bel ii9 gu trasen unb
oft bobon einaunebmen. sSm 8efibe
hiefes Wlittels 5hGbte Ct fi4 gefeit ees
gen ale Rranfbetten unb @efahren.
Der bobe preis, Der fir bas pulber
beaablt purbe. unb bic @1tpierigfeit,
e 80 erlargen, lieben in ben &Dpfen
etniger Gefhdftsleute in Mlercnbrien
ben plan entiteben, 2ei1en fiinftlih su
inumifi5iren unb bann als e4te 3u pers
taufen. Sie fauften bic 2eiden btn<
eeriHteter unb In Gefdnsnifen berfior.
bener Werbrehtr auf, fiillten Ropf unb
Hrui NIT Grbpeh (aspbalt), um.
f&niirten iie feit nit 9inben unb b1rr<
ten iie in ber @onne, tpo iie in furaer
Sit fteinbart unb edten Wtumien tduz
fhenb Gbnlid tpurben. ueber biefe
Mumienfabritation beri9tet Der Qeib=
ar5t bes RDnigs bon Nabarra, gub be
Ia Gontaine, ber 1854 Mleranbrien Be-
fn9te, an feinen 5reunb Mmbrofe
pare, ben Begriinber Der Gbirurgie In
Grdntrei4. Gontaine bsiuate sinen
RumienbGnbler unb bat Inn bic grz
laubnib, befen Wumieniammluna Be-
fHtigen au biirfen. Bereittpiniqft
iparbe Der Nrst in Elm Maeo3in gefii6rt
iHb ibm bier elm ganaes Eager BON
Usumien. bic fpie WaarenbalIen aufeins
amber seitapeIt paren. se5eigt. Qlis er
frngte, poher bieielben itammten, unb
Db Der gambler ettpas bon ben Gitten
unb @ebrGuhen Der alien ganpter Bel
1eifattung ibrer Tobten tpiibts, ladte
ibn berfelbe aus unb ertpiberte, oue
breibig ober bierais Mumien, bte bier
Dor Tim lGgen, ipGren Werbrederleiden
unb itammten aus Mleranbrien; bic
alerdlteite ber Wumien mare nod nidt
bier Sabre tobt. Jontaine fragte nun,
ob tr bic, tpelhe an anitsdenben Rrants
9sitsn, ipie ausfab unb peit, seftorben
lsisn, aud ndbme. Der Mann beiabte
b's Grage unb meinte: Oh fie an Rranf=
beiten geftorben tpGren ober binqerids
tet tpurben. Oh iie mdnnlih ober ipeibs
LTD, Jung ober aft feien, penn iie au
Usumien beripdnbelt tporben ipdren. "a
ben aut gdn3 gleih aus.
Ots Mrobtr sebrauaen Wumienpul.
Der nod beute. 0ermifd3. NIT Butter
'ttnnen iie ts ~WautepA unb beboupten,
q mare bos pordiisIidfte 9eilmitteI
bet Rno4enbriihen unb 1lutunqen.
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9(rbeiten gaa uub Nacf1t.

Das geibaftiaite uno ipirfungs=
polllte fleine Ding, tpelhes iemats
bergAteQt tpuroe, iino Die Dr. King S
New Life Pills. Diele Billen per>
toanoeln Sbmdbe uno Nbaelpanut=
belt in &raft unb @nereie; fino oas
bette uno ruirfialnfte Waittel gum
Wieoeraufbau Der @eiunbbeit. Sour
% Gents per Sd]abtel. grbdltlich
bel S. 9alteper & Spbn, @eo. S. s.
Sbnitt, gigentbiimer, unb 30.
DreiB.
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J3u berntietbett :

Cine eerdunige Office i'm pberen
Stoduert bes 5reie Yreie @e-
bauoes uno elm Store (Barterre)
Il SUB Sront unb 100 SuB tief
Wo. 218 Oft Commerce StraBe.
fab5ufragen in Der Office Der
.Treien Breiie".
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Ser 9unb 1T fliiger als bas Weib
-er BELT nidlt ben 6errn IN

-er bellt ni9t ben 5errn an"
n@ieben 9lerte fGnnen an einem
ganme orbeiten, aber ni6t aipei@pinnz
rpden an einem 5aben."
rgeim @eib unb beirn @dufer iinb
Sbranen tpoblfeil."
n@on unferer &ippe fommt ni9ts
@utes."
nWo Der Seufel ni6t binfonmt,
59idt er bic Weiber."
uGr tpdrb toabnFnnig unb beiratbete,
er fam gu @erftano unb erbdnste ii9.
n&lppf' zen Spel3. 70 pirb er pGrs
lner, flopf' bas Weib, 70 pirb fie
treuer."
nSe beiier 9u bic Srau fdldsIt, beito
beffer ipirb bas MittageTen."
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Bring 6einrib BON 8reuBen
bat fid entfhloiien, feline ioeben bon
ben Waiern geneiene Satin unb
ieine Ginoer auf nebrere @ohen
aur grboluna nad 8erbtesgaben in
ben bapriiben Glpenssu bringen.
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9as einsia fthtiae.

Wan fann rubie perfihert iein,
DAB etn arDBer nnterldieb beItebt
5mliben Wtalt Nntrine uno Der un-
gebeuren Wenge Wala Tonifs, Die
nnter einem dbnli1en Mamen ben
Warft iiberibpemtnen, Die aber in
Wirflibfeit nibts anberes fino, als
itarfes fbpar5es Bier. Malt=
Nutrine lit Elm betDinmlicber Wals=
@Itraft, nit tpeniger als 2qo Ilfoblz
Gebalt unb i'm uebrieen grtrafte
ertbalteno. Die barauf berehnet iino.
reibeS, rDtbes Blut uno gelunoes
Nnsieben su ibaffen. @rbaltlib bel
atten 9rDguiiten. 6ergeiteIt pon
Der Nnbeuier= =8uih 8rewina aii'n.
in ct. 2uuiS.
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per 6effe ssreuno auf Grora.

Seit breibis Sabren babsn fid Euts's
Yiasn ais sia Se9su fur einen jeoeH 9.,.
paliosn sriuisien. Sac iine nit 4eat cir
5reuno bss &ronfeu au nennen.
Gine bthaante Gbatfafbe
iif ea. .baB bur9 Die @alle p.ruriadts
&optrAmer3sn, Dpspepiie, Wassniaurs.
Malaria, Vsritopfans unb fammtlids
bamit peripanote Granfbeiten burh
Iutt'S &eber Ytuem
ppllft6nota fmrtrt spersen.
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= Die Belt bat nur einen 3abn
-tpebe nts trenn iie elm eanses @es
bib bdtte!
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Iarrte oea Sob.

0err 9. 8. M'unbap, ein &e6ts=
anpalt BON 6enrietta, 9eras, narrte
einitens etnen 5ooteuerdber. @r
iagt:1 nWeein Bruoer mar ourh Waz
laria uno @elblubt eelunobeitlid
lebr beruntergefommen. Sd iibere
reoete i'm, Electric Bitters au per=
luben uno balo oarauf beiIerte iih
iein 3nltano audi suiebenos; aber
er lebte ben @ebraub oieier Weoi5in
tort, biz er oollitdnbie tpieoerberae=
itellt mar. Sb bin feit oaoon iiber-
aeugt, Dab Electric 8itters" ibn pom
3ooe errettet bat. Dieles Mlttel
treibt Wialaria uno ssieber aus benz
Spitem, t6otet Sronfbeits Seine
uno reinigt oas glut; fDroert Die
Ueroauung, regulirt Die 2eber uno
Die gfisren; beilt 8eritopfung, Ops<
peplie, geeruolitdt, geieren 2eioen
nno -&ranfbeiten uno frdftiat
ben gan5en &0rper. Breis 25 Cts.
3u baben BEL S. 9alteeer & Subn,
geo. s. Sbtaitt, @ieentbiimer, uno
80. DreiB.
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sein etanopunft. Seiratbss
b e r m litter: Sinh 9err 8as
ron fe6r ipdblerild?"-8 ar,o n:
vSn 8eaua .1uf 0ern1Doen-ia!"
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= Der 8ier=&onium in DeutIh=
Lamb 1T in ben lebten flint Sabren
uDn 1879 auf 232 Quarts Der &opf
geftiegen. Das Braugeibaft lit eines
Der tpenigen baS i'm often 8ater=
lanoe nibt unter iblebten 3eiten
leioet.
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Sat MmtDnip & Qlranias
Ynk Sabtt,

i'm @artenzDiitritt bes Staates. Ges
lunobeit unb &lina uniibertrofen.
8ilige 2dnoereien fir ben sSarmer,
Wfarftgdrtner. Obft= uno Giebsitbter.
Wegen @in5elbeiten tpenoet@uh an
s. S. Wartin, q. IS. N.,
Gan Nntonip. Teras.
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Siibwtitteras luiini6t Gn6

Wenn Sbr gub iraenbmD nieoers
laiien pollt. tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
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RAN DYING To
A TELEPHONE.
BRANDENBERG CHANGED HIS
MIND ABOUT SUICIDE.
Tried ,o CRii Doctor. hut Fell to
Floor Z unconscious aud Efforts
10 Revive Him Failed.

Theodor. BrandenherE. OF New porp
= L. repentsI all too late Of nj, attempt
AZ Self-je-; rlictOn
H.arbroken over disappointment
In love. the young man went TO the Ho-
tel Washington At Richmond yesterday
wrote letter to his physician. Or. John
NJ Devlin and swallowed an ounce and
a half Of opium.
With .anc'.O ld-a o, the effect of
tn. drug h. thought he would pass on
int, oblivion In rose-colorei dreams.
Instead. the drug mad. him violently
III. Death clutched him with excrIcist-
ing agony.
III. instinct for life revived.
Let me live he cried IA a dellriun
Of fear.
Gathering all his force for final
EFFORT TO save himself he dragged him
stairs and across the h"tel rotunda tn
the telephone.
The drug was working powerfully and
h. srop-i for the receiver as ne feebly
shouted Or. Deviin's number.
A startled group Of lounsers in the
hotel lobby thought his actions the
result Of a holiday spree and paid little
attention to him until he slipped TO tn.
floor
Those who ran forward to assist him
found him unconscious and breathing
heavily. Or. DevlIn WIS summoned
He worked for two hours 70 keep the
young fellow awake. hut the drug was
too powerful. He never recovered con-
sciousness.
Brandenberg. who was twenty-four
years old. was over six feet in height
and handsome. He travelled FOR 4,
wholesale rubber firm In Brooklyn and
lived with hts brother and sister at
New Dorp.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER
OF MAN OF SEVENTY
FRANK ERM!NGo ACCUSED OF
KILLING HIS SON.
said to Ha>" struck Down he,
Nho s-d his Eas.rit-
pair of >hca-.

F-aHN ErmiuE" seventy wear. DIG. rr.
very r'hls Ngs pIf ON trial ig ta.
county Court, 10 BROOKLYN 'o-i,,
ohsFssi with kiiIirE Ms son. John. Ia.
September. Tho physical AMI men'4
.nIi'.un OF the Old man i. su.l ina
Doe. doe. not r'aliz" ne gravity ~ BAL.
q, si'lpn
EmiHgn lived .asf summer with HI,
family BOO rear tenement ~ ~ =,
Ntvy stree ~. looked puf 81 tAr Rin
tow un. afternoon ana .aR his 80.
d. hu rgtti1s = uelghbpr- hair win III.
;lVurii- paiF of shears ~ IN. Ermlpg
milN TnD I'D man commanded Jatr
20 bring IN" shears upstttr- and Ipbr
lied MIN
polio" witnesses say flts Hr llI MAJ
pt me .nrag.i ami picking up = -rpr.
that hal served A. fh' Lex y fh.
~ hen stove. b" IG-l.i DO into o..
mead and sille.i lim
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WORKMEN VICTIMS
OF THE POLICE.
ARRESTED SEEKING WORK
AND RUSHED TO COURT.

Bv order ~ Police captain Nr"irn-
burg. OF tn" OAK street station, eleven
honest ncn wn,s" sole orcnsa was that
they wrr" looking fn- sorN wer' arrest
ed to-day. charged on ~" EiIu"n-h"u Z"
b.nttrr vIth d.spricrly ronluc, hmu -
u a police cnuu to pstrp. wagon ard
Their, lis rharg,d
Magistrate Cornell u-ior- whom the
men were arralgUrd, stid ihat th'r"
Was neither Justice nor d-r"nny iu 'i"
raid
For many y'ers ia. corner % Ann and
Nassau streets hs. been q sort ~ IN
outdoor employ m"nt bureau Tor wIit"--,
These waters AIRY ih"ir j. kriH IN
bundles under 'heir arms and ar" puici,
wei behaved men ~ genera rule.
but occasionally merchants iu the l".s DO
borhooi protest agalns, them Such !
protest was Med Yesterday with Capt
Nreicnhufg. lie ordered Polisemln CT.
80. .p 20 10 tnc Sotn,f ia ana r..
Set hold Of.
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SUFFRAGISTS FLOURISH.
Treasurer. Report show. Good
Financial Standing.

WASHINGTON F,, y ~ me Sec
Dad dan, s..~ipr - me National
American Woman. surrrgr AS.puA-
ton to-day the attend was large
DESPITE tho extreme cola
The r'pnr' 70, Harr'r rlyEo- Upton.
Treasurer. showed sppI financial stu
alton
The receipts g,r ia, year were Ng..,l.
halanf". $3.50 THr"" p-gue-ts V'r.
paid within he wear VIZ Mrs Jonas
Green Il Virginia urr pr Helen
Underwood ~ 'tlfHfup. tl'. Mr.
. Chariot. cleveland ~ Perry y
mnu-, than ury other SAT-. givin.
$40
IN. l,r<-,' per cent u' gain wa
made 1y k"u.IrkF vU.r. Mis-. Laura
clay j. rt'~,l"ri To membership ~
tn, a,sar alton htl Increased
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Brooklyn Manual Training
Pupil. Are in Daily
Peril.
MAY CLOSE BUILDING.
Or. Raymond Con emns Il as I'm.
safe and Says Sanitary Con-
ditions Are Shocking.

g.
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~ .'-.'r = 'h, gsh Slg.'srl
S4.Hr. nf-rdn Iu~,gh ~ K,,usrI
hon. .,r. r.Lt.
ID. '''
'i. i"N.h- 10" Manual IfIl.inE High
S'1aHl 80 Court and Livingston street.
AS ffuy.r,us and trp. ..r l...t..,t...
-.
''' ~ 'Nt'II'd tNrIH In ih"
t''' NnnS" ..s's -Hpt Rl> W'rd r..
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S-s York worhI
LONDON. Feb. l5.-The Under Score
tary FOR Foreign Affairs. Lord Gran
borne, statel In the House Of Commons
to-day, in reply to Henry Norman. that
subsequent to the conclusion Of the
AnglO-Japanes" agreement but prior 10
its publication It's lex, was commuri-
Gated to the Washington government.
which had not yet Expressed any opinion
upon II.
The substance OF tho agreement. Lord
Cranborne also said. was communicated
TO Germany
Mr.. Norman subsequently moved an
adjournment In order to discuss the
treaty.
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LOVE FEAST FOR SHEEHAN.
Cantor WIN ALSO he Gu-st Of the
Thtrty-s~cOnd District.

Tn" Greater New York Democracy OF
IN" Thirty-second Assembly District hHs
planned arg" reception for tomorrow
night 10 John g. Shcehan and Jacob 4.
Cantor. The reception viii be- held a,
th' clubhouse, No. IL East on. Hun
dr-d and Fifth street Besides Mr. Shcr-
nan and Mt cantor the leaders OF the
various Assembly District, viii he pres
ont William +. Shne!dcr, IT.. the leader
OF the district. will have chaTs. Of the
reception.
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a q. 400 10. In III. pha,pp,u-..

There will he an examination in room
No. Isl. Of the Federal Building, Satur-
day for . u. 40 situation In the Philip-
pines. The applicant must be a com
positor. proofreadcr, typewriter stcnog-
rspher and copyist. He must be up in
arithmetic. letter writing. penmanship
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MUST SURRENDER
TO OBT AIN PEACE.

LOSpON. Fob. i5.-This metropolis
bestowed us Highest distinction on Jo-
n, ia chamberlain. the Colonial secrc-
tary. to-day. when. at the GuiIhall. II
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When she esrtain rose for the
second act both stars were ehrwinq
gum. Later. NTH almos. human in
teiligsnes, they watch Louis drop a
couple of millions stage money, on
the rcd.
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A LATER LETTER.

Dear Sifs-Iiavs improved some since
Nriiing you before. only occasional cough
and very little discharge from nose. Feel
proved now. not much roaring In my
head since puny's has brouEh, my blood "a
a healthier condition and motion.
sincerely yours. ". SCOTT.
March II ls0i
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OF seeing something really fierce 10
not disappointed. for while the lions
are mild. even tn. most daring New
Yorker could want nothing nercer
than the actors
The lions seem To appreciate this.
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BY T. L. POWERS.

In the new play. The Man Who
Dared. al the New Star Theatre. the
lions are undoubtedly the stars.
They are not very terrifying. but
the playgoer who dares in the hope
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geance on the two-lcgged members
OF the company
There seems Ia be some difference
OF opinion a. to whether the twin
lion stars were born In captivity or
captured IN the wilds Of Coney Island
or Tho BRONX
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CATARRH CURED,
NEARING RESTORED.
After IS Years of Suffering with Caarrh Which Caused
Deafness. MrW. Scott, Was Completely Cured by
0uFFv'S Pure MALT WMISKEY.

|lTI y 10aTle NIlut sIv Woeks ago
Was 40 sick ! could not cat sleep and haNi-
IE at1e 10 salk Felt more like dying than
wing WfA under doctors care and
ak * all kinds - druEs and medicine,
sou hes. solutions iu aoss etc The doctor
nearly hl"v my head away with a powerful
arr FLWv tari 'eu',s ~ he allied H. II,
ga tbsnlui"y nothing o my case. I threw
.t"sNfhlug ANay-nri iriue air pgmp
touches and commenced IN .Duhy's Pure
il'l' Whistey felt better from The s,ar.
take one ounce with water before and
after each meal and az bedtime. and now.
after uFirg four bottles I can eat and drink
and sleep sell and ! feel better to-day tina n
! have fpr fV-n'y wears. | was opposed TO
an kiris Of ligu1r and used anne so- TWEEN
fH.nyr years. | Us. buys as medicine
only. md shall continue 20 use II as long a.
! live Il ! can -, H. | know u will keep
iue alive. and NAV In time improve my
hearing hope It will
Yours very sincerely W. SCOTT.
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conferred on MN the freedom "' Inc
city IN soId caSh"t'
Mrs CHAMBERLAIN '"ho wac Miss Mary
Endicott, Of Washington. - c. accom-
n,pIad IN. ,oIo,i,I ss,,.,a,y and ,h.y
49, -, - -.
were sree'eu on th'lr arrival WIN ran
fare OF trumpets. Mr.. and Mrs cham
"here theS were receiver ID 'he i>o'o
Mayor. Sir Joseph &. Dimsdals, and the
LADY N.yor.s.
,,., ,,- Al,
IN Replying 70 '"" a"n'' VI
acrlain said he thought ne might. IN be-
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NJ herman Relief for Boers.

BERLIN. FEB. i3.-ln the Lower
Hous. ui the Prussisn Diet to-day,
Baron Won Richthofen. the Foreign
Secretary. announced that Great
Britain had declined TO allow the de-
spatch OF German relief and med, -al
expedition to the concentration camps
in South Africa. but she had no 90
lection to the sending Of food. cloth
ing. etc, from Germany to ths con-
c"ntrntion camps.
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Beers In . Trap.

Tho Beers. though hard prrsssd
shrank from attempting TO cross the
railroad. where armored trains. equipped
with powerful search. lights, patroIied
to line throughout the night The
i-IIn lights were supplemented by sta
u nary s"arch-lights, and the spectAou-
'i- Effect as witnessed from the trains.
w,s most striking.
tE l4, .li" ~ tho railroad were the
O. inrms 81 men lying in trenches
~ ..Hdinr doing sentry duty. while
sIram n The moonle.s night was
3. t',n'ly relieved by the sweep II
~. sar.bl.sh,s
., 0a,le 40 Hebron. Orange River
RACED rom o'clock Friday
~ c.ork saturday morning
.H.Y, ,he i've hours i fearful ring
rom rifles. cannon and pom
along the British Inns.
.Nf"ua.i from Louwsprult 10
y, ..u. -pat1scst away to Lindley
90 hrun-ti. "a holding De Vets
Ep.ss ssh, made repeated attempts to
u-,.e ,It pf .hc circle ~ troops
From Various positions, behind rocks
I.i long ~ she Beers kept up vigor-
u.. .ls.NI,. hoping go and a weak
u %. line. simultaneously others
~, g. Hut iElln and again were the
E,.r. r'puIs,'. leaving dead. wounded
AM prlsan,.s IN the hands ~ the
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