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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
DEVELOPED INSANITY
ON BOARD STEAMBOAT
Samuel n Hunter Makes
Night HideoUs.
TWICE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Got on Board at Albany and Soon
Showed Signs Of Suicidal Mania.
Bound in Rolls Of Cotton.
TWICE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Nov 25.-Two hundred
passengers on the Peoples Line steam
er Adirondack. were kept awake all the
way down from Albany by the actions Of
Samuel Nathaniel Hunter. a ynung man
who went violently insane.
When the boat landed al foot Of Canal
Street at o'clock this morning six po-
hcemen we're necessary to put Hunter
IN an ambulance to remove him to Belle
vue Hospital
Hunter boarded the boat al Albany
without exciting suspicion. but the boat
was not half an hour out before he de
Neloped symptoms Of insanity. Night
Waterman Joseph Meehan saw him wan
dering about the freight stores in the
hold OF the boat and kept his eye on him
II was well he did for Hunter seized an
AK, and breaking cut a port hole. tried
10 crawl through and jump into the
river.
Later he discovered a coil Of rome ana
win incredible swifjness made a moose
swung h about his neck. tossed an end
over deck beam. and by pulling himself
up. very nearly succeeded in strangling
himself
The captain ordered him strapped to
an upright in the hold Of the boat. He
SCI up a fearful screaming and tried 10
Dash out his brain against the post. A
roll OF canvass prevented him from frac-
turing his skull. but be was so violent
mat ne was finally bound in rolls Of cot
to-.
Unable TO injure himself. he made the
hlght hideous for the passengers by his
screams. After the straitjacket was
put on him in the Bellevue Insane Pa
Eiilon he quoted down. and said his
home was a Troy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR
THE BAPTIST HOME

The board OF lady managers OF the
Baptist Home. Of Georgetown. has sent
our appeals 10 the residents OF George
town and Washington for contributions
Of money. groceries. and clothing for
the benefit Of the home. Contributions
OF money should be sent to any member
Of the following board: Mrs. W Il
Hoeke. 335 Street northwest; Mrs
Sarah MeC. SpOford. sos East Capitol
Street; Mss L. Appler. 124 Fifth Street
southwest; Mrs. Frank Altemus 1928
Whitney Avenue northwest. and Mrs.
samuel Artz. 3l4O n Street. Georgetown.
Contributors are requested to send do
nations Of Erocerle-s etc. to the home
3-4S Street, OF OF before Thanks
giving Day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
WASHINGTON PE0PLEAT
THE NEW YORK HOTELS

Astor-W q shaw. J. b. Marvin. J. T.
Albert. Mr. sDI Mrs. }. 4. Watson. Mr.. and
MIS-. n J. necker
Bartholdi-Mr. and Mrs. T. \. Wright.
F-aTlinEton-N. b. King
Eyerett-W. n. Gallinser. r. T. Abbott. ".
J. Giddings
Grsnd-Miss J. Popham
Cilsey-Mrs T. T. Roesslc
herald Square-P. Lazarus. X. A. Holt. G.
Louis. 4. Robert.
llofman-W. NJ Sawyer. W. u. Miller.
Hollsnd-Miss J. C. Freeman. 81 b II
buckingham. Mrs- II. n. Welsh. Mrs. J. DEB.
higgins
:, lmPeriisi-C. Poberts. r. B. Pyle, C. A. An
hony- Mr. and Mrs. ~ j. Hunter.
M4nhattan-A- l.. Barber
MctrOp0litsn-W. l. Burr
Murray Htl-MTs. r. McKooron.
Nayarne-R : H0srner
PARK Avenue-Mrs " W Johnston.
Sturtevsnt-H. ~ Zeller.
Nictoria-L. H. Danforth
Naldon-W. B. Hibbs. Miss Hun Mrs G
HUFF. "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
FARR BOY DOING WELL.

John Fsrr. the tweIye-ycar- boy
who was seriously injured recently BY an
engine at DeanwOod Station. and who IL
was feared would not recover from his
injuries. has regained consciousness. The
boy was eighty improved yesterday and
the physicians at the Providence Hos
pital think that he may recover II blood
poison does not set in.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
DEUTSCHLAND BEATS THE
KRONPRINZ WILHELM OyEF

PLYMOUTH. Nov 25--The Hamburg
American Line steamship Deutschland
arrived here toda~ from New York. beat
ing the KrOnprinz Wilhelm. OF she North
German Lloyd Line over eight hours.
The Deutschland experienced very bad
weather on the voyage across ~nd sus-
tanned some slight damage.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25

sign on the part OF delinquent taxpay-
ere'
The report contains the following
comment upon the police and fremen's
relief fund.
Prior to July 1, 1S94. the revenue de-
rived from disciplinary fines. from stop
pages in the pay Of members of the
Metropolitan Police and Of the Fire De
partment which constituted the police
and dremen's relief funds, was sufi-
cient to meet the allotments Of the re
spectivc pension lists. bat for nearly two
wears thereafter. or until May 81. 1895.
deficiencies occurred from time TO time
which amounted 10 $1,000 in round
numbers.
In the District OF Columbia apDropri-
alton act OF June n, 1896, authority was
given the Commissioners. and they were
directed TO deposit with the Treasurer
OF the United States, out OF receipts
from fines in the Police Court. a sufTi-
cient amount 10 meet any deficiency in
the police fund or the fremen's relief
fund and in the act Of February %.
1901. this authority was enlarged by
making a similar application Of receipts
from dog licenses
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
THE GARRoTE ABOLISHED.
Hereafter Filipino Criminals Will Be
Dispatched by the Rope.

manila Freedom
The use Of the garrote as an insfru-
ment for inficting he death punishment
has been q tscontinued, and the time
hOnOred gtlloWs substituted instead
There has always been more or less dis
cuzsion over tire manner in which crimi-
nails were executed, and almost all Amer
leans have a prejudice agaisnt the gar
rote. and advocate its discontinuance as
a means Of inficting he death penalty
The Commission finally took the matter
up. and on September 2 passed an act
Go. fjZ) prohibiting its further use. ex-
cept In cases now pending and in those
that NAV bcreaftcr be brought before
the courts ir which the crime was com
mitted befOr,. the passage Of the act. The
act reads as Follows:
BY the authority OF the United States
be il enacted b. the Philippine Com
mission that:
Section l. The use OF the garrote as
an instrument FOR the execution OF
criminals hereafter condemned TO death
fs hereby abolished, except as herein
after provided
See ? All persons who shall here
after be finally sentenced 10 Incur the
death penalty. except as hereinafter
provided, shall be sentenced 10 be exc
cuted by being hanged by the neck until
dead, and shall be so executed The ex-
ecution shall take place al the time and
place and by the persons prescribed by
the existing law or by such laws as may
Be hereafter enacted.
Sec This act shall not apply to
pending prosecutions. nor TO prosecu-
lions hereafter Instituted for offenses
heretofore committed punishment for
which is the death penalty. AS 10 all
prosecutions in this section named the
method Of execution shall be such as IS
provided by the existing Spanish law.
Sec. 4. lExpediting clause).
Sec. s. This act shall take effect on its
passage.
Enacted SEPTEMBER 2. 1902.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
SERIOUS FLOOD EXISTS
III CHICKASAW NATION

ARDMORE. I. T.. Nov. 25.-A serious
flood exists in the Wishita and Blue Val
leys in the Chicksssw Nation, the coun-
try for miles around being under water
In some sections IL has rained con
tinually for four days. causing the rivers
TO overflow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
A FOUR YEAR-OLD EVANGELIST

NtH lHEN sun
Essie f Barnes is the name OF a four
year-Old negro child who has been trav-
cling about Texas during the past few
weeks delivering lectures on religious
subjects. She Is accompanied by her
mother who is widow They live at
Northrup. Texas. The child learned to
read when two years old and readily an
swers every question on Biblical sub
jects asked her
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Eugene A. Jones was yesterday ap-
pointed receiver by Justice Hagner FOL
the grocery business Of John S. and ].
Louis Bohrer. John s. Bohrer a few
days age fled petition in the Supreme
Court Of the District asking the court
to pass decree dIssolving the partner
ship existing between him and J. Louis
Bohrer. The stock in trade viii be sold
at public auction.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
DEFICIT TWO
AND HALF MILLIONS
Larger Part of the Amount Advanced by the Treasury I'm
der the New Law

J. T. Petty. the Auditor. submitted TO
he District Commissioners today his
report Of the municipal finances for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1902. The re
port shows that the aggregate obliga-
lions Of the District were S6.ll0.962 81.
and that the total revenues were So
G19. 3SS.62. leaving an apparent deficit OF
S2.49I.57+.o5. Reckoning, however, all
appropriations for the year as obIiga-
lions accrued and chargeable June 80.
1902. the account shows an actual short
age for the fiscal period o. 81 .75g. PAP 46.
The excess was paid by advances from
the United States Treasury under the
act OF February II. 1901.
One significant item in the years ac-
coun, is the amgYrt vf 81. 1872 .3S9.7S for
street extensions. paid wholly out OF
the District revenues. Had Congress
authorized the half-payment OF this
item by the United States the actual
deficit would have been reduced 0y
$5S61g4S9.
Advances From the Treasury.
ut SECRETARY OF the treasury was au-
thorized by the act referred TO to ad-
vance such sums as might be required
for general expenses. and no embarrass-
ment has resulted from the failure to
collect sufficient revenue TO meet all
payments.
Mr.. Petty calls attention TO the IN
collectable balances Of taxes upon both
real and personal property that have
long encountered the books OF the Of
fee. He says that in the interests OF
good administration the Commission
eTs should be cl-,hed with authority to
revise these lists of arrearages Of taxes
long overdue and free the books from
charges which can never be collected:
but, inasmuch as all property should
bear its propOr,ionate share OF the mu-
nicipRl burden. there should be coupled
with the power Of cancellation the au-
thOrity to reassess and collect. so that
in the end no loss would come 70 the
government through imprOvidence or de-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25

m VIM want sure winners al Bennings2
w iUb II 50. the secret information have
Is worth hundreds Of dollars TO YOU Write
now. enclosing So. GEORGE REMINGTON
Turf Expert. National Hotel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
The Law Defective.

This me-hod Of depositing collections
with the Il asurer. instead of covering
them into the Treasury TO the credit of
the District Of Columbia, does not com
mend itself to Ey judgment. The items
thus set arsr. are naturally tributary
to the general fund. and no statement OF
the revenues Is complete or satisfactory
from statistical standpoint which fails
10 show the entire collections on these
accounts.
This criticism is not the only one to
which the law quoted is amenable. a
more serious objection being its failure
10 place these funds upon a sure fnan-
claI foundation leaving them. as It does.
dependent upon collections liable at any
time 10 fall short of the sum required
and thereby necessitating a correspond
ing reduction OF allowance in the case OF
every pensioaer upon the rolls.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT boots. $50; McClelland sad
dies. $50: 3 undershirts. 100 blue overshirts.
90 cents; ply roofing paper, best quality. 10;
ply, 81 90: horse blankets. Coo. 75c and 500.
5 BENSINGER & CO.. 18th and r. st.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
25c Full Dress Ties


Plain White Lawn Ties in Band Bows that are
already tied; or Batwing and Butterfly Ties that YOU
must tie for yourselves sheer quality and Iates.
styles
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
Furnishings for Thanksgiving
They supply the requirements of formal and informal dress

75c White Silk Scarfs.. 49,. SOC
The three leading shapes arc ofered-Asoot Re
versibe FOUr-in-Hand and Puffs OF new shapes, il
you know anything OF silk values you'll appreciate
these immensely az soc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
75c Winter Underwear. $500. SOC

Derby ribbed. Fleece lined shirts and Drawers.
Shirts with silk finishing Drawers with double gus
sets; pearl buttons and suspender tapes All sizes
and perfect fitting
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
Thanksgiving Specials in Boys Suits and Overcoas.

The Suits include a lot of Doubie-breasted Sailor
Novelty. and Norfolk short Pants Suits Plain Blue
and Fancy Mixtures OF several designs extra well
made and lined with Italian cloth; all tape.:
patent Wristbands; all sizes from 10 On -
years We're just handing you usual $3.50 y II
values for this occasion at..-..-......... OEs "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25

The Overcoats are in the fashionable style
long with full back. and they made up in the
best OF OvercOat materials-Plain Black and Oxford
Mixed Freze-v aruth and durability and stylishncss
combined: all seams silk sewed; the q n ~
Innings are OF Italian cloth and collars are n
velvet Regular s. value for tomorrow at VOsEO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
81 Full Dress Shirts.

OF back only. Heavy muslin bodies and sheer and fine
bosoms and bands Perfect fitting and in all sizes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
sI.25 Full Dress Shields. ...sI.OO

You'll note they made OF unusually fine guaIity
OF Satin. Peau de sole Barathea silk: lined with
white; some with and others without collars
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-25
ST Gray Street Gloves.

soft Gray Suede Gloves in the very correct shade;
made with the correct outseam effect and self backs
made sell at 81 pair and be the best Glove at that
price.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27

tnb Die @rridtung BON Wonumenten
Der ruiii9=bulearif9en Waffenbrii<
oetlf9dft bate ii6 bereits 1880 Elm
rulilt9@bul9drtf9es aomite gebilbet,
pe11en Steele Ger ruiiii6e Diplomat
S9nattef mar. 9os &omite trat nit
Der flobif6en WpbltbGtigfettsz@ efeGs
i9oft in petersburg in @erbinbung,
unb man 6radte 100000 3ubel
($379,032) 8uiammen.
8ieIe be6dupten dQerbings, baB Die
ertpdbnte &trde etpas mebr bebeutt,
aIs Elm bIoBs5 Grinnerungs3ei6en.
sic biloe fir Die RuTen in gulgarien
einen neuen poIittf9en unb taftt16en
Stiibpunft, Oa Der S4ipfapaB Der
pi6ti9fte ftrategifde GtraBenfnotene
punt afpii6en g}prbz unb @aobulaa<
rien tit. Die milttGriIae S5eier pirb
als cine BON LANCER 9anb porbereitete
pdnflabiitti9e Demon tration aaqez
ie6en. 9ei ibr mar Der ruffif9e @roBz
furit Nifolaus NifolajetpitI9, Elm
&ouiin bes 3aren, antpefenb, unb ruff
iiide @enerdfe inIpi5irten bic bulgaz
ride @rmee. Sic Setter foG ben BRET
ten @nftoB gu ben jeBigen l1nruben in
Maaebonien gegeben baben.
Ser S9ipfaii6ereang 1T elmer Der
r~ei5bplften 9ebirgspdfe Der grbe. Gin
Runbblid bon benz naben 1865 SUB
boben ct. HifolauszSof lit be5auz
bernb: gen Nprben fie6t man ben
Ipalbbebedten nDrOli9en Nb6ang bes
rauben 8aIfangebirees unb Die an Sc
treble rei6e 0onauebene, na9 @iiben
breiten ii9 bic unermebli9en Gofens
felber Siibbulsortens NIT Ieinen 3abfz
ret1en f9muden @ebirqsitdbt9en aus.
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Gte glarquile bon Moutebeuo.

auffdaisite TT. gilbet bod, tpie Jran
Sauna bebauptet. cine Dame, unb 3tpar
Die 8attin MontebeIlps ielbIt, bic
9aupturidde fir bic 9emiifion. Die
Sa4e trug fi9 70 gu:
Wdbrenb Der Mntpe1enbeit beg 3aren
tn Sranfrei6 i'm borigen Sabre funs
gtrte biefer als Saufpatbe bes gnfels
ftnbes Der Marquife. Die Saufe 5oute
Bel Der Mnpeienbeit bes 3aren i'm
S9Iofie gompiegne l~tattfinben. Mbsr
tpeber bic Mitsfieber bes Miniiteriums
nod ielbf bic Administration bes
ShloIes paren porber bappn unterz
ri9tet tporben. man mar besbdlb
iberraf4t, Srau b. Montebello nit
ibrer gal3en Sinoertammer anfDmmen
gu ieben. gu berielben geb0rte ais
6auptperfpn bic Minme bes Sduflings.
Sir bic Mmme mar i'm S9lofIe fem
3immer ba. @ergebens bat Die Mar<
quife bic i'm SaloFe tp%obnenben biirz
gerli9en Miniiterfrauen INN ueberlafz
flung zines fleincn Maumes. Die leBe
teren meinten ni9t liebenspiirbiger
Iein gu miiien, dls ss Die Marquife
mar. Die ben 8erfebr nit ben Burger
li6en Miniiterfrauen ME nab ibrem
8ei4mad gefunoen unb ii9 ale Wii6e
gegeben bate, biefer Nberiipn 4usbrud
gu geben. S6lieBli9 rGiimte bic @e>
mahlin bes prdiibentsn, Tran 2pubet,
Der Nmme unb Dem gntel Der Mars
QUITE MontebeGo lire eigenen s3immer
elm. 4ber antatt 5rau 2oubet fir
bieies Gntse9enfommen banfbar gu
iein, 3og bic Marquiie es bor, ibren
@rpI eegen bic Minifterfrauen gu aeis
gen, bic ie pdbrenb Der Settase in
gompiegne teinss 8lides piirbiqte.
Die bumals bereits beidlofene Gntlafs
flung hires Gemdb[s tpurbe nur Der
Sorm balber niht fofort berfugt, bic
Sadie nurne aber afut, ols bic Mors
quite unldngIt mad Yaris reifte uni
pom Miniterprdfoenten cine 8ebors
3ugune Der Ronnen perlangte, bic i'm
S6lpHe he5 Marquis inItoGirt uni
ppn Der Regierun9 dusgetpieien porber
paren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27

bes Snterefes erretdt, in{ofern jebt
au9 Die gertonune bes preissefr0nten
@ebi9tes BON paitor u. Walter 6ilbe=
brandt in Weit Surin, q. g., porliegt.
Ser Sieseslorbeer fiel Dem &pmppz
niiten 2onis 9 ietpr g a +
in Stem Yort gu.
Mit Niid1i9t auf bas 6obe Mn1eben,
In peldem bic bon Safer Milbelm
benz 3peiten seitiftete berrli9e Ste
gestropbde bes MinneIdngers Bel ben
fonfurrirenben 0ereinen itebt, fam bic
materieIe Entertaining fir Die preisz
competition in 5orm BON $3.50 faum
in 8etra9t fommen, aber bic Shat
fade, bab Soar inter 1893 8eperbern
(tpobon iiber 200 aus Oeutf9lanb unb
125 aus Mmerifa) als @ieger berborz
ging, ipridt binreihenb fir ben Mertl
Der Rompoiitipn unb biirfte benz jun
gen Muiifer, Der iia bereits einen ge>
biegenen Namen gema9t bat, in ieiner
Rarriere einen tii1tigen S9ritt pors
pdrts belfen.
DasQieb 1T burhtomppnirt fir bier.
ftimmigen Mdnner1pr urlo aeigt benz
felben DolfstbImliden innigen Gbarat@
ter, tpel9et Dem Oi9ter bes 2iebes 70
biele 8enunberer erfparb; es eignet ii9
ebenfo iebr fir feline ipie fir eroBe
9ereine.
Qouis 9. @oar nuroe i'm December
1868 in Aotteroam geboren, ND fem
Batter 9ireftor Der oeutiden Oper
mar. Sn 6traB6pra I'm @lfaB be-
fu6te CT bann ii. Gdlle unD bic Unit
Deriitdt, tpanbte Iid aber halb auss
f9liebli6 Der @fuIlt gu unb grabuirte
1889 am Waiin6ener &onierpatorium.
51umbem er nod Elm Sabr unter
8rabms in Wien ftubirt bate, errang
er 1891 bas 8erliner MenbelsIobn5tis
psnbium unb ben sonfiinitlerbereins<
preis. SIN Sabre 1888 ensagirten i'm
Nbbep unb grau aIs Repetitor fir bic
groBe Sper mad Nep Worf. BORT nirft
Saar felt 1896 an nerfdiebenen mutt
falifden Snitituten als 2ebrer fir
9armonie unb 9ompoiition.
Werfe bon inn iinb in alien gr0Be=
rtf @efansbereinen Deutidlanbs unb
Mmerifas borgetragen porben. Sir
Rlabiermuiif erbielt ct 1899 einen err
fen preis in Bolton.
gffeftbafderei unb Geniigfamfett
NIT benz Sageserfols haben in Der Orr
beifsflaufe Scars feline St1tte.
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fouls u saar.

Ser sesra; ai;iH sss Sailerprsissietss far sas
S,gegist IL s3aiti,,orc.
9is ..rbegsissnaen fir has i'm
SUM fcn member a9rss in Baltimore,
Mb, it~a!ifinsea1e SdngerFeft bes
NoroOfliden 9dn9erbunbes baben
nunmebr in @dn9erfreiFen ben @ipfel
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Am sdipkapaGe.
etsnsetamssfeiern ses iansaem ruihiastir.
flfd1em Grieees.

Sss""st""BsIetetu osS IuHBNeW ruiptWsIuri
ftidjeu Rrieees.
Dieter Gage fanben am 6uBe bes
aus benz IeBten AUTHORIZATION
&risse fDeltberi6mt eetporbenen @9ip<
tapofes sroBartise militdri59e syeits
lihfeiten fat, an benen 10000 @ols
baten ~tbeilnahren unb fir bic bas bull
gdrifde parlament 10000 Trancs
($141, 00O ausgetpOrfen 'batte. Sic
tpurben bon Der bulsariiden Nesieruns
CUR Grinneruns an bic bor % Sabren
am Sdipfapahe f~tattgebabte rufif4>
bulgarif9e MISUNDERSTANDING pers
o%nitaltet. Sbrerfeits aber baben bic
Huien am Jube bes SGiptapaHes,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27

- SOrafdltieen Recommendations
gen sufolae belauft ii6 in bielem
Sabre Die Npfelernte Der Ser. STAG
ten auf 43, 900, 900 Bbl. eeeen 27,>
600, 900 Bbls. i'm Sabre 1901.
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Jrauen uilo }aolitik.

Mnaiiante ilriad,e Oct GntIaSuns Ses fran.
s5fidem S%otid,afters in petersburg.
SIN fran56itf4en biplomatifden
Sienite baben in Der lebten 3eit mebs
rere 8erf4iebungen Itatt9efunben, BON
benen Die Mbberufun9 be5iebungsneiie
peniionirun9 bes gotfaufters in pez
~tersbure, Morquis Montebelo. bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27

Nalen= ooer sails : &atdrr6 miro
lofort beieitigt unb permanent furirt
ourb ,,Spro Tprmalim'', (Gimer
q Slmeno). 6 s. 9 Of m OF,
Ngent, SOultOn, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27

aulflde @ebddtuibtirdas am SdiptapuIe.
auf elmer anh06e unpeit bes gsperbs
fletBigsn Sdipfaborfes, cine moru>
nlentale Rirde i'm bp3antinifdsrufiiz
ftsn ipdtmittelalterli9en Gtile, fofpie
grobartige @ebdnbe fir Elm ruifif6es
getttltdes seminar erri9tes, bic Bel
bisfer @elegenbeit einsepeibt fpurben.
Hiir bic 4bhdltunq bon @ebenffeiern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-28

temperatures. Other towns in Alabama were hotter yesterday than Montgomery. The official weather reports show in fact that the average afternoon temperatures in twenty Alabama towns was 98 degrees yesterday.
 Yesterday in Alabama was very, very hot but Texas towns were hotter. While the hot wave continues unabated over the entire Southern States. Texas. as usual, leads with temperatures ranging as high as 102 and 1e4 at points in interior Texas during the twenty -four hours ending yes terday morning.
 Section Director Chaffee of the Mont gomery Weather Bureau. said yesterday that the outlook for rain over this sec tion was then more favorable than for sometime past as general storm over Western Texas was causing very general rains in southern portions of that State, with heavy local rains in several places.
 This rain area was then apparently moving eastward and will very probably cause rains in Alabama today.
 The drought which has prevailed over Alabama is of nearly two months dura- tion. having been only partially allevi- ated by scattered rains, and unless a good rain is received soon. the corn crop will be practically failure in this State good rain now. however, will save the late crop. Cotton is also beginning to need rain to make 1t fruit well.