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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Ius Berlin perlautet. oaB ruiz
iilhe 0ibiliiten oaielbit cine Ser
idwDruna ange5ettelt bdtten, I'm ben
rieuen ruiiilhen Miniiter bes Snnern,
b. Blebme, 0abfolger oes Dor eini=
gen Wfonater BON einem Stuoenten
niebergeihoiienen SIipjaein, eben-
fails aus benz 8ege 81 lhaffen. Gin
'burb oas 2oos ermdblter @ibiliit lei
bereits abgereiit. UNI ben 8lutbefebl
au85uflbren. Die Berliner Bolisei
babe Der ruiiiiben einen 8inf eege.
ben, bod iei Der Nttentdter lin ipe"
nod nidt ausfinoie gemabt uproen.
Die 8erliner 8ebDroen hnaen Iid)
iiber Die Ingelegenheit in Shmeis
gen. Ius ct. Betersbura miro
aber oepei6irt, baB Winliter b.
8lebue elm @elanaener in ieinem
eigenen 6aiiie lei uno auf Sdritt
unb Tritt BON Deteftibes bepabt
tperoe.
m~.A es;.Ara * c<>n>or Gyrn.n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Mas Weriio.

Der in Der 6auptitaot Werifu en-
lbeinenoen s9eutiben .8te. fir Wtes
rlfo" entnebmen mir Wa9itebenoeS:
9ie Sanirung Srisaba's liegt
Der Gunoesregierung .tpie au6 Der
Gegterung oes States 8eracru5 be-
Ionoers am Ser5en. Cine &ommiiz
iion bate fib na6 Salapa beeeben,
INN nit Dem @ouperneur iiber Die
geeieneten WaBregeln CUR Gerbel1e=
rung Der ianitdren GerbdltniIie Sri=
aaba's 81 beratben. Ser @Dupers
neur laete feline unterltiibune bereit=
miIigit 81 unb es puroe beibloNen,
sundbit brei miGtiae 8erbel1erungen
einsuFlbrn: Die &analiiirung, 8alz
ferleitung uno StraBenpflaIteruno
nit Cement. Die 8ldne gu oieIen
Inlasen itnb BON Dem itGoti1den
Sngenienr bereits ausgearbeitet unb
oirften inSnilben BON Der 1tGotiIhen
8ermaltung Sri5aha's ongenDmmet
iein. Die Iusfibrung all bieler Nn=
lagen miro etma bier Sabre in Nnz
iprud nebmen.
Die Natipnalbabn bat cine
neue, fleine, aber tpibtige 2inie err
mDrben. gs lit Die 8peigbabn BON
Mtatebuala nah Ganeeas inn Stoate
San 2uis Botoit, Die 6errn Selipe
Muriebas gebDrte. Dosu oebDren
nod smei fleine Nebenlinien, Die
iammt allem Waterial at Die Ratio=
nalbabn ibergingen.
Cine reue Notenldrift eieener
@rfinoung legte 6err @ouarop So
riel benz WuiifoireftDr @ultaoo 6.
@atnpa CUR 8rufune por, Dbne inbeB
iogleib ieinen 8eifaq gu e%euinner.
9as neue Sbltem beltebt oarin. baB
Die Soften nit .3iHern beseihnet
merben. I'm nun 6errn @ariel
pone @erehtiateit gu eepdbrer, lit
cine praftil6e Brobe in Der Weiie
beibloi1en morben, oaB stpei @rup=
pen pDn Muiiflnilern, Die pbne
@otenfenntniB iinb, in ben beioen
SDItemen mdbrenb Nopember unb
DECEMBER unterribtet uno als 8ez
iultate pergliben tperoen 1DQen.
@tnen traeii6en Sob fanb am
Dienltag Srau @atarina Brinine,
eine Nmerifanerin, in tbrem
6aule an Der galsaba be Ia Ge1ur=
recciOn. Nah benz Nbenoeiien
pf1egte Die Dame einert fleinen Spa
5iergang in ibrem 6of su MAIDEN.
GIN 9ienitaa Mbenb iebte iie Iib
miioe uom 0erumgeben auf ben
STAND zines 8runnens in ibrem
6Dfe. alS file pl6bli9 BON epileptiz
lben &rdmpfen befaaen tpurbe uno
in ben 8runnen i%tir5te. pu lie, bili=
lbs mie fie mar, ertranf.
9urh 8ereeBli9feit lit Elm
6err Nueuitin Guerra aus einem
&ldaer gum 8eflaaten eemprben.
Sn elmer &antine permibte er plDb=
lid feline goloene ubr. Slugs fieB
er ldmmtlihe @dite oes 2ofa[s, Is
an Der 8abl, tpeeen geroa9t BEG
9iebitabls perbaften. Inter 8e=
tbeuerungen uno 8rDteIten betpegte
fi6 Die aufgeregte Brpseiiipn CUR
Wahe. Nls aber bier Der ,BeItobz
lene' aenau piiitirt muroe, fauo ii1
Elm Bfanoibeln, Der Die Sriiten5
Der nbr auf Dem Wontepip ut=
stpeifetbaft nahmies. Die 16 Ser
bafteten uno unl9ulbie @efranften
BADEN nun ee9en ben pergeBli6en
9ldger ibrerieits alaee tpeeen Ser
leumoung erboben.
Gon Der panamerifanilben
Wabn bat Die Gegieruna Die eriten
so &ilonleter, Die Strede BON benz
6afen Nriita am StiIen Ssear bis
na6 aurora in Gbiapas, formeQ
suteebeiBeu. Dieie Strefe loa ibon
iebr balo Dem Berfebr iibereeben
merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

s@- @alf, cement, Sano, Bad
iteine. %feuerfeite Steine uno 9bDns
9beer unb 4spbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno Asphalt. Del, Terpentin.
5arben, @las &c. &c. itets nprrdtbie
bel S. 6. 2ielmann, 306 Off
GommercesS traBe. Nieoriee YreiIe,
quite Waare lomie quite unb reele
Geotenung ueroen garantirt. -
TelepbDn 410i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
WerIanat

wiro elm 9nabe bon bier i'm Sitter
BON IA bis Is Sabren, Der gut
Deutlb leien uno ihreiben fam, um
oas Sbriftieber< 6anoperf gu erlere
men. 3adsufra9en in Der Office Der
rSreien 8reHe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
9. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Wbfnhrt.

Nab guero, gpatum, Soniton unb Sol
peftDn, tdglib. 9:10 Born.
ytach gorpus gbrifi, &DdpDrt unb Bee
billie tdgfib.. .2.40 Rabm.
Wab 8Drne unb 8errpiIe, tdglib. 80.
1926 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon gnero, YDafum. SputDn unb @als
net0n, tdglib. ISIS Mben6s.
Som Corpus @briiti, Stockport un6 See
billie tdgli6.. l:45 Nadm
Bon 8brne unb &errniIe. taelib.....
Wben6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Man idreibt aus Berlin; 9,

Wtan ibreibt aus Berlin: Ser
Mangel an unteroffisieren, Der i'm
nerganeenen gtotsiabre beItano,
menn er AUDI abaeleuenet muroe, bat
Iih iebt beoeuteno gemiloert. @enn
aud namentlib bel Der 2inie, niht aue
Steuen beiebt tperoen fonnten, 10 lit
Die 3abl Der &apitulatiunen cine gans
enDrme geneien. 8uoem baben Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sumeilt Inter
offi5iere CUR 9ruppe geianot, 'tp1breno
friiber piele 80alinge als @efreite
CUR Truppe iibertraten uno erit bort
nad5 gepiHer 8eit ~befDroert muroen.
uielfab iinb Die &apitulanten our1
@rtraprdmien eerpOnnen poroen, bic
sitBer ben 100 Warf 6anogelo in
Baar gepdbrt muroen. Nab einem
fDnigliben grlaB bIrfen biz gnoe
September 1903 unterDffi5iere nit
mlnoeftens iebsjdbriger aftiDer
Sienftseit uno pom /. Oftober 1903
biz @noe September 1905 llnteroffis
5iere nit minbeltens Iiebeniahriaer
aftiuer Dienftseit in bic fDniqliden
Shubmanni6aften einseitellt ner
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Qhceunt Np. 2.

Geierpirte Sibe fir bas 2pceum
70. - Chicago @lee glub"-finb
let sum Berfauf Bel @ebb & Nir,
329 &laruu Hla5a. Die unterbaltung
fiubet beute Mbeno i'm @roBen
Dpernballe ftntt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
suatbern pacific Habm.

Nab Stem Orleans, Spufpn unb Sol.
beton tGglib.. ...... .12:15 MittagS,
un6 7.50 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aiD. galifornien unb Meritp
9:15 Bprm.
Na6b Horb<Seras, ct. 2Duis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer ........8:30 @benbs.
0ntunt.
gon Noro<Se1as, ct. 9Duis mno Chicago
katy Flyer. 800 MorgenS.
Won Stem Orleans, SouftDn unb Sol
beton tdslib. 80 Moraens
unb 5:45 Nadbm.
8on 81 Baio, galifornien unb Merifp
........... 700 Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

= Su 8erlin lift i'm Glitter bon 6S
Sabren Der flerifale &ei9staasabs
geurbnete Nmtseeri1tsratbs Bran.
oenbur9, Der &ertrster oes @abls
t~reiies Wseppen. geitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
~. 6. & =. 8abm.
Mbfuhrt,

M~b1brt.
Nab @aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anlas
gttb, ct. 2ouis uni. Chicago, tdglih,
(Snniet Depot ........ $50 Morgens,
unb $50 Mbenbs. ....................
Mntun t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb.
Oalas, Sort 8Drtb unb 8aeD. taalih
(Snniet Depot ........7.45 MDr9ens,
uno $50 MbenbS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
@ulf sbpre Babm.

Nb q
0ah 9abernia, SUTHERLAND Springs,
Stodoales tdgliA ....... 500 Born.
Mnfunt.
Bon Stod6ale, Sutberlanb Sprinas nnb
Gapernia, td9lib, .......2:30 Radhm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

Die italieniide Megiernng BAT
Die BiQa Norgbeie in NDm nit ib-
rem NuEngen fir $500. 900 gefauft
uro MIL lebtere in einen 6ffentlihen
Bnrt bertuanbeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Gan 0lntDniD & Mramias
Yak 8ahm,

i'm @arten=D iftrift oes Gtaates. Sc.
iunbbeit unb &lima uniibertrnffen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fiir ben Garmer.
Warftgdrtner, Obit= uno 8ieb5ibter.
Wegen @in5elbeiten mer6et@u Id an
6. s. Mfartin, O. IS. g.,
San MntpniD, TeraS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
3at bermtiethe,t

Cine aerdumise Office i'm oberen
Stodmerf bes syreie 8reiie 8es
bduoes, $50. 216 OF Commerce
StraBe. @adsufraeen in Der Office
Der ,,Treien Yreiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Sia ganoalia, YenuiDlbaniasg abn.

Sin 8iIet bieier 2inie eriter &lalie
nab Seem Dorf bere1tiet ben Srz
baber in IS abinetuH, Sal.
timDre uno 8bilabelpbia
einen aebntaaiaen Iufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
.3~ugeitdnbniB.
Wegen @inSelbeiten tpenoe man
Iib an ben unterseibneten.
$. 8. &iIgpre,
8eiienoer Bafiagier : Ngent,
ll8 8eft Srenb Blace. Son &n<
toniD, TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Giienbabn Tabr= Ylan.
5. & g. u. wabn.
q bfa hrt.

w v ~
Rab alien @orbs9eras sGunften ........
80 8Drm.
Nah ct. Souls, Wempbis unb Dem
S1tett .12.3U WttttQqS.
Nab NDrozSeras, Santa Sc unb Srtscp<
Yunften. .8.15 Mbenos.
Nah ct. 2Duis, 8acp unb benz Often
900 Mbenbs.
yta6 9areoD uno Werico. 1900 8Drm.
Unit uIn t.
8on st. 9ouis unb benz Siten. H. .3O 8Drnt.
Son NorbsSeras, Santa Sc unb Srisco>
Sunrten Sac Norm.
Son lDcalen Bunften .......8.45 Nadhm.
BON ct. 2DuiS unb benz Often IL As @bbs.
Bon 9areop uno Merifo. -. IL. 10 Naohm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05

= Oie @ebriber griber
baben Elm auserleienes 2ager BON
Supelen, ubrer uro
ancp= Nrtifeln aaer Mrt, Die iif
por5ialid als acknowledgements
et9nett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
Maf penn npd1 Wiemanh ein Mittel

sat pemn nod Wiemamo Elm Mittel
our 2inoerung Der 5dmorrboiben< Gualen
ent6edt? Sa, getuiB. Oas a~nerfannte{te
beibt HANAkESIS" uno lit elm aus
8ffan5enftoffen 9ef0rnntes 3dpffen, uel-
dies, penn es am Sibe bes Qeibens ans
getuanot tuirb, alsbalo grDBe 2inoerung
gefudbrt. Nah uno nacb betuirft es audi
p6nige Seilus9 bes 9eioens. Cine Yrobe
beg Wtittels trsr6 mnentseltlidb seliefert,
tpenn man P. Neustaedter & Co Box
24l6, New York City, abreIIirt. Die
"Anakesis" 1T in alien Mpptbefen al
haben. Hrsis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-05
SiiOmeitteraS miini6tG n9

Wenn Sbr gu1 irgenomp nieoer.
laiien woat, tbut es entlang Der 2is
ME Der
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10

Dr. Sherman. physician and surgeon.
Oflice opp. depot north.
c. F Pike, the genial agent fof ths
a. ~. $. b. y /. Z. Co., helped ths
printers out Saturday 70 The extent
df two subscriptions Nr. Pike start
ed sruesday for Iowa, "a briux tint aad
locate some more of his friendlk
ssFits'' We do nofahave them; bot
guarantee Il, get YOU one .fN.m vose
ineasure. forSuits, Pants, -or nm 0sss>
csat. y. F. WsrE &sCO.
j w. Phillips went u Iowa Tuss-
day to get = party uf his old friesids
who have expressed = desire to make
their homes IN this beAuttfuj oRunttv.
Mn PhiIlipsis n hustler and h dssine
lntx ~ g.,Dd for our Country and Alae
for lhe peapIe he IL bringing i,ers,
Colorado Trees FIR Cs,lOsad,. Plant.
crs. See w. Frank. Crowley. tioea
Visit Fruit Fasmf& Holly Nursery.
The Modern wndme,. Of America
camp Installed the itAlOwing 0dicsfa
last SATURDAY. night far the sassine
te1Qp: H. r, liurst. v. GIL T. Adkiaals
clerk: Ii. W. Milfnrtl. e. g.; J. U.
smith. ". A.; ]. l. RapAA. tscs'st; =
Caldwell. s4n.inels IDha. McKlA,
watchman. 'rwnEsx candidates wese
adopted xs new members Of thu aalnk
N. $. Bragg and M. Y. N sh. Fa,an>
M.stomly, the Photographer. win b
In Granada until Dec. II. CHitdGs
q, y = %. GEsnalia Dse. =. Cpsss
sniiine and don't forget tbs nnr.
Abost two weeks sso = ssnnges
hired horne at The City Lkvssv aa4
Feed stable oetensihly y, ~ " Gra-
nads. but rs be did mot retusa @fthia
the ppecaned tim she propsi-hsa b..
asn ,.dvsrtaasna for him. He wss -,
Gated last week II Kiba3sys Ksnsas,
where BE- had been assesaed k.s has1..'
Ing up sSsnta Ye agess ~ . aeaatsa,
neas that place. A. ~assane ~as ~
sued here fNf bim. ssa n csfA - -
clear d th% latte, scsaps - via ..
brought bach here o. cl,asss = hssss.
Iteal1ag.
sss whses
Fur aheep'and rabbss 'ises wisss&
coat&
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Pay Your Bills
As you ~. d

As you gp, and s.'s how ssscA
you will gain at the end II the
wear. .S
BY 10 doing yon .lo ,A.s pay fns
Whist the other fellow gsts aud
never pays for. Yoa AN we'll
aware that there are snsna people
who never intsad to,psy for wkst
they get and you, who d" pay,
60, your purchases char:rJ yos
are the one who t~ya tor that ons
who never intends 10 pay-See the
pointe
Now we sell you your gr,x$eissA
for casl, aud save you thai sxtra
percent which those whss .ass q.
credit business have t., ntiA ~ thu.
price ni their geAsfs and l'rsi''rs ~
ls-ll you the hest that can ir pp-,
tainsd. s:.s
thur prices arr, r..H-sM '''a, .oi'rt
|..sxls ti,e '~r,.'. si VA,
When yfu ,.,-, Il .ny'hin. III she
lErr-ry line, .nmr'i' s"d t.-k A'ss'1
our stock. get nuTi psSes sasi ssse
ths quality y nnr vssAis-
rA&s,x = 0slA.
~ A..L kss.4eJ lIlil );
f.Y1
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Ho1IClR.

Ailparties who l,ave been cprrvinG
Faccounts with me are requested TO
Fcall and examine the same anrinR
this month as i shall expect to have
each and every one arranged
during the next thirty days
G. l. hcPHERsON.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
HOTICK.
All Twine Accounts are
now due.
c. H. Adams.

Lsces and tsimMipss cheap at Mis-
lRrOwn's mtlllner STARE. =
Go to nandalk' snr buck wheat tloul
svrnp and aorRham.
Jim HdRkins purchased u l,swnn
new buggy ~ G, II. Adams this week.
Men err not q, mpch In pfDmpi 70.
tion ss in hasty tadRenent ~ "o'i
NspsAeon.
See the aes Cresosnt bicycle. B
King agsat. 4
+ Nm. inn. Dsacan N visiting her
'ahter NM n. B.. Fisher. In Puebln
this week.
zswe taks measures fps the usrtsaa
IIalDefs- New ss0p,es. s. 7.
6nl1s d Co
Ca ! god phusnRrsph y yourself
o. saby ~ Deanipk'soar. Holiy Jana-
m. n. - md 81 Amity, Jsnaasy.
n and y !.
= j. Z q ~
For Rent "A twenty sera tract.
Eight acres In slfals. Apply " E. q.
Cox, Amitv, Colo. Z
Mrs. DUNLAP who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wm. Mc(ilashcn for
soms time returned To her home Ut
LonRton, Kansas, Yesterday.
- yHhlts
For ail kinds Oh mems w0lneR's and
obildreD;x artics. NJ
Nothing Is more sexpensive than
beDurioiixness; nDthinx tn0Ee anxious
than c4r.lessbesx; and every duty
which Is hidden to waltz return with
seten fresh duties ut Its tmck. - :haries
Kingsley.
BOttDmly. tive photographer. will b
In Coolidge until Jan'ary 2sih.
I,eltning, tine po uiar photographer
~ Lamar. will be In sf,lly with hii
photo car January. q. % and 20. and
lii Amits January, q and y. These
wishing good photographs viii do. vel
u, give him u call Satisfaction issi
Ftivsls pnaianieed, see sanpics Al
Post 1tsscss 1 b,
9'l,E EEA0lish L1ibis I in,hisi n.st stsssx,
a.s, .ke~ Yeaf #irstH, i,AAms.s' stscs
II iui,sthsf. whIcl,'it ,iiirtitis rsksey u
Ausing ths vsWr itcsi,t tsiassd csAssexp
lNmstfinx can dDil. srnsssa,a.pany vA
~ ulad 10 figure viii. vpu IN anv as'
Iaiadipg vtsi, csns-aipists ssncatal
- xtyr ! ~ sss,ssaers that yoa ga
~ .sEs s.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Iehsss.

All those knowing themselves In
de6ted to me must call and ssftle On
or before January aoth. lag II not
paid by that time all bills viii he
placed in the hands bf A Collector.
GkoRGk Hollis
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Notice, stock,nan.

l am short nne dark red yesrling
heller. branded 81. ON right aide. viii
pay ffberally for information lending
to recovery OF animal.
H. w. MILFORD. Holly, f'nlr.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
Local and Personal.

L1UslI Hill q 6ISOIlAL
Ladies md, schildfet5s slleex At
Rana.a "a. Half piscs:
Old pspers for ssle 81 this .of,icc, in
bundle es,ca twenls 4 ceais N s.
r, ". Mdntsaomery d having I his.
yard enclcsed With y fancy picket
fence.
Cali early and get the choice ~ 100
pairs Of shoes dirt cheap A. n. Ran
dali.
VIM. gill has completed a barn on
his residence lot and J L. Wilson Ii
laying the foundation far the house.
s. F. White went to Kansas City
Monday where he will remain week
buying more goods for his department
store.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. n, Zee returned
from their trip 70 iNewsYerk Saturday.
Mrs. Gees motherFethsssed home ewith'
them. +. % -,
So yfhise
Bear skin gloves worth ss.co Tor
eL5O s.
Services in Presbytsrian church
January lath, ALL >. W, Frov. 2a:27
t.The Spirtsof man Is the candle Of
the DOftl'' sstssqp
For the next 6Us dars commenting
January. nth, will hang paper ttsi
il5 cents per double roll. Get sosf
:orderin now Nallsce..
The ladies all smile Sith satisfacltnu
= tssul. 1. p4tsoplsieg py 'e 4 rasssf- 's
III ii sjwats more oiass:sse,;t 10 tlsf
your n4itx toeks hinges setr-s. whsre
you eet yonr iumbeaA EseFytling v0a
neex3ln huiidina i llJuse cAlI h. found
Il tho Engltsh Luixber Ctbs y;ir h.
No 0,le who has h,d any experienoa
with the various kindsssaf plaster
D0ered fur x4le here, viii No Any yt;iiilR
but AGitlte. It ix the best taerc y
and plenty ~ IL can be had vt tho :
Engissh lumbss ysrd.
We nealacted list weslsas caii our
readers sttsntiDa y ths p ol sisp new |
livery flfm y & RshipstnI y axisdoa.
These geOslelnsa intsp1 Antil,g .na-
terila iaprsSespspt n, 4esik agatt |
Ehica M ssaabs III sala
,aaaomess ! saaas liqaa1 ssssls
NJ. Jewd M rtstred frsp I'm asan
lgessnt Of d. I,aaky'k HsaslGar
Do's stare and wutsithsss sstnrn ~ hIs
Id S6me neDskota 10 talA the nSan
lgeuasnt III the new DAytag ktlre Vt
Holly. He is succeetied here hy Hliner
Hstah, 81 Pueblo. Rocky FNtnt:xx-
ette. Il. ~. 80, 4
Take y0ps wstcn. clock or j.ai.'r,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-19
WANTED AN OVERCOAT.
How Smooth Stranger Worked Two
Prominent Firms.

Through the work of smooth
stranger who visited them yesterday
the clothing stores operated by Siegel
& Co. and Mullett & Co. are each shy
a valuable OVercOat and have no. mon
ey to show for it. The stranger, who
was we'll dressed. first visited SiegeI
& Co, where he stated that he wished
to buy an OvercOat and desired to be
shown some of the best. He tried on
six, and was very particular as to
fit
He finally selected one of an ex-
pensive make and ordered it sent c. O..
d. to a Mr.. Murray at 32S East Sec
Ond South street, at a certain hour
When the boy arrived with the pack
ge at the rOoming house the stranger
met him at the door and escorted him
into a room. He examined the coat
and seemed pleased with il. Turning
to the boy, he said:
Excuse me for a minute until I
show this to a friend in the next room
and see how he likes it
He then closed the door and the boy
after waiting an hour, investigated
and could find no trace of the man,
overcoat or money.
The man who needed overcoats
worked practically the same game on
Mullett & Co. He allowed enough time
between the two orders to get from one
place to the other. The number TO
which he ordered the second coat sent
was l65 South First West street, also
boarding house. The police are look
ing for him, but the description is very
vague and they have not much hope
of capturing him The game is an old
one, but has not been worked in this
city for some years to the knowledge
of the police.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-19
OFFICER WAS VIGILANT.
Relieves a Desperate Character of
Pistol on Second South Street.


A Salt Lake policeman who was on
the outlook for desperate characters
covered himself with glory yesterday
in front of the Rock Island office. a
burnt cork artist who is advertising
an opening by parading the streets
in picturesque attire was standing at
the corner of Second South and West
Temple streets when the officer of the
beat happened along. The artist had
q bunch of defUnct sparrOws in one
hand and a dilapidated pistol in the
other.
The pistol had neither hammer nor
trigger and had evidently done time
as a toy, but it added to the humor of
the makeup. 1t was impossible to kill
a sparrow with the pistol unless the
artist could get close enough TO club
the bird to death. But the officer, with
a keen eye for trouble. realized the
dangerous character of the comedian
and his firearm. He walked braveIy
up TO the burnt cork artist and grab
bling the pistol. examined it carefully
to make sure the rust wouldn't come
of and stain his hands.
Then he thrust it into his pocket
with a warning to the comedian not
to be caught in the street again with
dangerous firearms. The comedian has
provided himself with a foaming glass
of beer and is looking for No. IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-19
RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN
Mrs. Daniel McRae and Daughter
Caught at the Fourteenth
South Crossing.

Mrs. Daniel McRae, wife of Bishop
McRae Of Granger ward, and her
daughter, Miss Eunice McRae, d young
woman about 20 years of age, had
narrow escape from death a few min
utes before s O'Clock last evening
Train No. 9 on the Rio Grande West
ern, due in Salt Lake city at O'Clock,
ran into their buggy at the Inflated
crossing at Fourteenth South street.
They received painful but not neces-
sarily fatal injuries. They were taken
10 st. Marks hospital Immediately aft
er the accident.
The mother and daughter were
thrown from the buggy, which was
completely demolished. and the horse
killed. The force of the impact of the
train. it is said. was sufficient to throw
the horse about seventy-hve. yards from
the crossing
Mrs McRae sustained a compound
fracture of the left leg just above the
angle, and an ugly scalp wound
above the forehead. Miss McRae sus-
tanned three scalp wounds. one above
each eye, and the other further up on
the head. besides a slight injury to her
right shoulder.
The accident occurred as the two
women were driving home after hav-
ing been out during the afternoon. 1t
was almost inky blackness at the
crossing when they attempted to drive
across. Before they realized the
danger they were in train No. 9 came
tearing up the track and, rounding the
curve, struck their buggy with a crash,
throwing them out. grinding the We
hicle into kindling wood and killing the
horse.
AS quickly as possible the engineer
stopped his train and ran back to the
crossing. The women were picked up
in a semi-consciOus condition where
the engine had thrown them and were
placed upon the train. The run to the
city was made in record breaking time
that the mother and daughter might
receive medical attention at st. Marks
hospital, where they were taken in an
ambulance.
The Fourteenth South crossing is
dreaded with equal fear by engineers
and drivers. y train running into Salt
Lake City cannot be seen by the Occu-
pants of a vehicle until the engine is
almost upon it. owing to the track at
the point running through a deep cut
which curves a short distance to the
south. The crossing is the scene of
three or four accidents each year sim
! liar to the one which befell Mrs. Nc
Rae and her daughter last evening.