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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05
0er etreif Der Mngeffeltem ber elef
trtfd1en Wnffalt.

g8 erfheint iebr ihuer, in Beaug
auf ben ~neueiten Streif, Der Die
Gtabt. bic Wobn= uno @eibdftsbau=
fee in Duntelbeit billie uno allen in=
huftrieleu @tabliliements, Drufez
reieu &c. bic eleftriihe 8etriebs=
fraft ent5og, ben rihtiaen 3u=
fotntnenbang gu fnoen.
Meil bic Mrbeiter in ben Werfitdt=
ten Der StrabenbabngeieQibaft, mu
Cars aebaut uno reprint tDerDen,
BON benz Guperintenbenten BrOun
.idt lin @eifte oes getroHenen Ib=
turntneuSA bebanoelt mDroen iein
iolIten, oe6balb itreifen Die Glettri=
Ter!
Dober natirt bas WiBperitdnoniB.
RiHt bic Nrbeiter Der Berfitatten
baber fid beflagt, ionoern Die
Glettrifer baben bie8 fir tie getban.
Dnbei bntter fie audi niht eine1 ein=
aiger beitimmten Gaa ansufnbrea,
{pnbern iie edben nur i'm Gagemei-
men 5u periteben, oaB manhes better
feia fDnrie.
Darau8 ent1tanb oanrl cine &onz
truuerle spildben Der &ompagnie unb
benz NelHmeroe : 3omite. Scr.
Bruturt mar bereit, feline &eiignation
ein3ureihen, I'm ben BON benz &o=
mite ~angemeloeten r9rubel" gu per=
meiber, man erbot iih, eS elmer Nb=
ftinsmuug Der Nrbeiter in ben Wert=
.ftdtter nnbeimauitellen, oh Der Su=
perintenbent BON ieinem Soften 3u=
ridtreter lDl uoer nidt, ALIEN bier
apQ fi6 has RDmit6 borfibtig auriif
ltrD beftano onrnuf, Die Nbiebung
Brpmn'a nibt perlan9t 81 baben.
Nuein bic @elegenbeit. anoere
Gadeu nit auf's 9apet gu bringeu,
mor einn}ep gegeben uno 10 frug oas
9umit6 benr ouh an, Oh fir ben
8Orlnourt nid3t Der ftipu(irte 2Obn
uun $3.7 rs eeaablt weroen fDnne. gr
erhielt lr6nllih rur $3.50.
Mr. Goufton, Der Gnwalt Der
Qumpognie eruioerte bierauf. baf
bies ge|heben Fam. aber bann tuiiroe
an anberer SteQe. ourd, @ntlaiiurig,
BON Mrbeiteru, geipart peroen Mir
fen.
gs erfplete benn audi Die @nt.
Infung BON iehs Nrbeitern in ben
@ertftdtten un0 einige Tage ipdter
wsroen iie gans geiblohen; aus mels
dem @runoe, lit Sade Der &om=
bnouie.
I'm Dpnneritne Nahmittag le9ten
anun bic NngefteIten in Der eleftri.
{5en 2iGtsMnftalt pl6blib bic Nr.
teit stieber uno bic StaDt nar, mic
ne@not, pbne 2iGt uno elettrilbe
&ro5f. 66tteri bic 2eute uenigitena
eiueri balbeu Gag uurber Noti5 gege.
ben BON ibrer Mbiiht, nuslteben 81
molten, 10 bdtte lid Sober rebtseitil
bDrbereiten fDnnen; aber Der Streii
tam 70 plDblih unn unermartet, baf
e uiele unbequemlibteiten i'm Sc
fpfee bate.
Gs tritt bierbei Der gang eigen'
tbamlide nmitano berpur, baB BIZ
Rntpritdt Der Nrbeiter in ben Sea
s&ineuluertftdtten 5ufrieoer mar, oai
nber burd bic ginmiIhung Der glet
triter bne 1ernirfniB berbeigefiibr
tpuroe. Wnn fDlte meinen, bnB oi
Grltereu aber ebeniD gut i'm StanoI
osyueier tudreri. ibre Sadie au Der
tretesi, iuenii tie begrinoete uriah
3ur Q[nee batten.
SO bie[ 1T 3u e%rfennert, oaB iid
ons 8ubliIum bieSmal niht i'm Gin
Hang nit ben Streifern befinoet Uni
uu0 He auf bic Spmpatbie beiielbel
nidbt redbner fDnnen.
Uurausfihtlib piro bafo before
@atb uurberriden, oenn cine gin
bauer unb Guaoebuuna bes Streit.
aud 0uf anoere Departements ruiiro
iebr nndbtbeilig empfunoen tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05
9ie sunfet=S abn stebt fort.

Oie SunIet Sabn9eIeulbaft bot
bel6lD1ien, ibren Waeenparf fhnf
Weilen Ditlib oDn Der Staot an5u=
leeen unb Die 3uge bort sulammen=
sufteIen. Nub iDaen Die Maldi=
nenmerfltdtten lpdter oortbin uerlegt
unb cine Staot piro bort erbaut wer=
ben. Wanager San Gled erfldrt,
oaB Die &ompaanie oont Staotratb
in elmer @eiie moleitirt moroen 1T,
oaB ibr nihts tpeiter ibrig blieb, ols
BON Der Gtabt fortsu8ieben. Der
Sal lei dbnlih, wis per opr @olum=
bus, npo Die Guniefz8 abn lib aud
aesmunaen iab, lire 2ofomotipen=
iduppen, @erfitdtten uno tbren
@aaenparf in @liooen, 1einige Wtet=
len weitlib BON Der Staot, gu etabli=
rem.
Scr. San gled duBerte, oaB San
IntoniD cine piel gu groBe uno be-
oeutenoe @taot lei, nm iie ednslid
linfs lieeen gu laifen uno afs Wege=
Station gu bebanoeln; ALIEN Der
l1msue lei beldloiiene Sadie uno Ell
beoaure nur, oaB piele BON ben Nr=
beitern uno MneeiteIsen in San Mn=
tomb tire eieenen Wobnbduier ia.
ben, Die lie iebt perlaiien muIien.
9rauBen in Der 8rairie, tpo elir
cine fleine Gtaot ausgelegt weroen
loG, babe Die &ompaenie ouh nidt
n6tbig, ftdbtiide Steuerrt 5ussablen.
Mappr 6ifs bemerft 81 bielem
Shritte Der Suniet=B abngeleqibaft,
oaB Der Staotrotb, inbem er geaen
tie ppraine, nur Die 5iherbeit bee
8ublifums i'm Nuee bate uno in
@eAt gu fem g(aubte, gemiiie Sors
berunaen in 8e5ug auf uebergdnge
uno 8iabufte 5u itelep.
Ser Ib5us Der Suniet=B abn mil
ibren Maibinenmerfitdtten etc. III
elm Ierlut far Die Staot, ipe5iel
ober fir ben Stabftbeil, NO Die
Berfe qeleaert 1inb. Der Serfebl
nno Nufentbalt Der Srabtsiige bal
cine Mense @elhdft oDrtbin gebrahi
unb ielbitperitdnblih meroen plele
WDbnbGuier leer rperben.
0ofentli1 1T es nod niht gu lpdt,
irgenb eineu &ompromiB spiIden
Der 8abn=@ eleulhaft uno Der Stao1
gu @ege su brineen, benin es BAN
belt fih bier niht aaein I'm oie
Sunlet=B abn, lonoern AUDI UNI Die
Mranias BaB, Die @olfs uno piel'
leiht auh UNI Die M. 6. & &
Babn, Die idmmtlih nit Der Sunle'
in @erbiuoung iteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05
9u Deruttether .

Cine serdumiee Office i'm obereri
Stodmerf oes Sreie 8reiie : @e'
bduoeS, SEQ. 2J6 Oft Commerce
StraBe. 9afsufraaen in Der Office
Der uFreien 8reKe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05

Maht Cure Weibnadts : Gins
tdufe BET cen Supelieren @~ebriber
@riber. Sbr befDmmt bier So
hen, Die ibren Wertb ME u~erlieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05

3neifelbafte 9inge mbsen unsuper<
ldIIig iein: aber 10 eesuiB, pie 5fuetmal
5tpei 9leih bier, bat ssANAkESlS" fid)
felt einem 8ierteljabrbunbert als elm un<
trlglides Observation-Disclosures be-
fpabrt. Sie 9eilfraft oieies in bic stuef-
mdBigfte SDrm gebracbten Mebicamentes
ffebt feft, bemiefen burb niele gauienbe
bpn Bei5pielen Der 9inberung uno Sei>
lung. 2eibet Su an Samorrhoiben. 10
gebraude es. Gin 8eriub fDftet nidbts;
bramdit nmr P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York City, su abreiEren. Die
"Anakesis" lit in allen IpDtheten 81 ha-
ben. Yreis ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05

Jn bieiem prattiihen Retailer
perbinbet man ons Miiblihe nit benz
Guoeuebmeu. &auft Cure @eib.
nndfsoeif3enfe bel Gebrnoer
Grifer unb ibr perbet bon ben
Gu1pf6n0errt aufribtigen Dnnt
exllteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05

- Bel Der Wabl iiber bas 4ofal
Option geieb in McgonDugb Count
" baben bic Nnti= Br0bibitioniiten
aeiieot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-05

0tCIC fLtlCU nIIeL IuWuUS
gen iuwie Die Observation-Disclosures
baben geaeist, oaB Die 9eimfdbias
feit Der Samen NIT sunebmenoem
Qlter iih permtnoert uno oaB Die
Reimfdbieteit fib I'M 10 ldnger er=
bdlt, lie trodener file aufbeuabrt
rperoen.
Die Weriude bon 2onoet baben
ferner ergeben, oaB Die Gntnidluno
Der &eimpflanae UNI 10 langialner
erlolgt, lie otter Die Santen tparen,
l0mie oaB aud Die ueitere gntuife.
lung Der Saline. Nebren uno Wurs
5eln in benz gleiben 8erbdttnifie su=
riidblieb.
Wie ertldrt iif nun Die uerbdlt.
niBmdBiae 8~urslebigfeit oes 8ei=
mes? Ct 1T i'm Samen elm in iit
abgeihlDfiene5 2ebepeien, peld]es,
nm leben 5u fDnnen, atbmen muB.
gu oieiem 8organee bebarf Der
&eim aundhit ieiner in lih ielblt
acknowledgement 5eisftoffe, Stdrte,
8uder. Del II. {. no.. nobel er mad
Nufnabme BON Saueritoff 8ob(en-
idure uno 8aiier biloet uno aus.
iheioet, Das Ntbmer eebt 70 LAM
ee Dor iib. als nod 6eisitoffe i'm
Reim oorbanoen fino; alsoann ftirbt
Der 8eim. Die Stofe, bic nebeu
benz 8eim i'm ioaennunten Weblf6r.
per oes @etreioes itf nod oorfin>
J ben, t0nnen iid bel outer trudener
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
NOTES OF THE GOLFERS.

hairuIol ph7'r have arranged j., big holiday
tournament 20 Iav Tor The entertainment u to
short Hlls '1.ial colony. ana prize, viii -.
offered FOR ne bsr 1.f All s-oss ..ar,s The
'Hf''i il Al Eighteen hn'sF m~ial play
A. the Nes'eh.rsr links. in mo B-nnr q
'nh'-a play tournament ~ll b., ne attraction
and %" recent haaua ncr,ius aAs united
20" y 'o'fisn' h.'iou1 lirgs sn'r, IL IiE-y
Waiter u rrusais1 ans l. y A'5o.t viii
aTr. he U-.s"' fnr us bplii, match to-day al,
The nltsr Nei'av liuss shish on .,ua, q ~.
a r'.'ihii'y Nil probably l. me .atAy-aE pl,cs
'ar most - me leairF nr,osHn golfers Tho
anilF d 20 re iour,5m. AMI the vmblasd
ban lieap' % eae1 team I'll NOT - les thaa
- ~ ~ '1lr Ftro
n conditions are h,8un. the Youatak,h
Country CLUB mas have a ,rl-s ,ountry'' con.
Ice. TO-DAY iHforral matches sr. also promised
a. ths Srsars Athletic club SHd Garden ci'y
llats
The annual cranrion'hip tournament NJ south.
crn California has ten s@i Tor Fe5 30 u and
- Il Hiil to tEii Al los Angeles and /, ~.
parted 70 include many of The Eastern golfer.
Sia'"fiHE At 'hs cost
Tile annual meeting ~ ~" New Jsrrsy state
colt Nssg.lrtIil has been called Tor 80 r VI
B D. morrow ~ the once ~ Paul wilr-,i pfrsI.
don't n ta' leiEu". IN the :, Paul building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
NEW RULES HARD
ON THE PITCHER.
DELAY IN DELIVERY TO BE
CALLED A BALL"
baseball Nosuis Wind IN R-,..-
Ing Conference In BunsIo-
some Changes.

HtFFALp Feb " Tn. baseball CON.
v'nt.ru va b j. being held rs the iIf
f'r'ut leagues a thl. ritr fsr ~. mr.
pos" ~ revising the playing rules am.
to 900 "nl ltst nisn' rector. th. ,'lt,r.
man announced the Adjournment rl..
'1nmiita' 1u Rules changed section
'i RAJ" hN adding 90" words ITO q
'ni'm'r Tn rIl. nov rad. rs 'al
lows
The umpire tau .uar.. 90 ,r, . ,.r .,..
'm' b" isia'''a- sam. a,HlaE (, i.rrs- no
"a. ' mo a'f'u.a anon To- r..,.'..s 'ars an.s-
''' '7'a 'ssn' 90 HHt'. s'.sg'IaE ru,' 70
$50 .. ere ~ #lf,uaa IH .a.t H.r. ,.
'''a'' NAV ups u4' mote .sH ras u,uar.
t'ilEsr.ns ap' io s,s..i ~. tsI,,as -.,.n.r
Following is the toN, ~ sections
and ~ rule ~. i'inin2 a strike. ~
hnt,y adopted
s.,'iOn ,iaiI NJ b.I' mo- r.qsst On ~. A.,
unless .. drikes have hs.n ,-s,i, -,rsi
-a''' tails ~ si'is, va foul EroI1d inside 70
7 az has % ne territory d,.r.hsi %, u7..
4fasA iron nr.' aai rlri h..-, =, ,I.bt sa.ls,
rI'a IN InsEina0 uns lr..u from aosa. 'a .s~
'ni "ns sai -v-aIiag oa sa.n ste d, 're l,rt,
- 'Hr pIa't1s rsF
ssar1a 40 Htsa' .7 - rTlr, p. b.. ~. a.
fHl' S-r.n1 p4.Hl- r. 10. Ur-. ~ tb- ,sr-.
.rf I~s.'..-f hr E.gss Irtru tom Hr.. a4l ,t.t4
l-a.s 90 -Hs srE- ,srH ~ Iu..ia,,r NO.
irasa from H.m- ~ ssrrni nas- an r,t.aIfns
.a ~,.. eide 'o Hs Hu.' ~ mo pl.'i1t a,.L
:" ZION Mas added 'n r... u ~. 'p..
lows
-s-r.u I Its.lsn Do. 10 t.i,r.- ,,t,.r,
m.A.nf a. ausmg' .1 triss a. ~. taI. no
H-F-H7 no -I1'hlnE 10 no. sIfa . OIL 'rl... t.s
a''a" it' uAanE aul sTlu s.' .at 2
fss saN n ~" IA. .rHw ne pitcher ant .Hr.sHy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
JEFFRIES'S FINAL
OFFER TO FITZ.
Lanky Bob Must Accept 40 Per Cent as
Losers End or Negotiations Will Be Of.

receiving ta'sa .sts. IONS rom
manager Ienr.,s arrour 81 tho ah",.
as h.. a.'imaigm Eta terr.e. sa's
no is wiling 20 split ho .r'H-' m"nr.
with Fi'y
Iu speaking of ri. ,r.si n. Icrrio-
talked 3. go Et.nlns W.-I r'nn-.,- 81.
DIITv-
NI' 4is .,lK ah1I MS going 2. split
rho pYr-" NifU FftE i- ypvr gesU mad.
us nu1 uU.f To- MIN ArI ~. not chang
H. My pr'' j. liberal one. and | tlIuk
Fitislmmu'is should gran . I don't haN'
- hgn' FitzEimmuus 'pr NJ present
am making plenty Hf money 20 t
Cua-ants" u s. - q v."- 20 a~in=
with the pr.yi'cEa = working nu Z.
arg" percentage VIII asr., o. split
the pi1tIr' u"n", with Ftz .I' IN"
purs" uu-' NOT hs divided v." wait
until Saturday night for Fi'Eslm fuas 10
accept my unyr ami u nc l,"sn tax.
q by thar time Will d"-lnrs -. match
Of FOR good
Jenri-s was rendered n bis reception
by the Boiler Makers linton " ~
In Court street Brooklyn last nigh
Nor" than three hun lred boiler k,-s
were present J"riri-s mNd" 4. speech 90
ME brother trades unr G0"rrhss w,r.
80 made rs 10" Maxwell DO, EFnr
lsnrisss tn"1tris tgrn' A.vt." King
MANAGE II Tom Sha.kcy and Fr'diI.
BLOCK N ''rbr't r'psTs. tentative.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
MAY SAIL
YACHT ON LAKES.
PROMISES TO ATTEND 0lYM.
Plan GAMES IN CHICAGO.
u Possible lie VIII give Chicago.
ans u Look mt New Chal-
irngrr. shamrocL III.

LONDON Feb - Sir Thomas Lip
TON has promised President Thurbcr %
chicago. that he will be- present NJ the
olympian games there in 1914 T. nothing
Tr"v.nts his trip II possible ne will
bring along his new challenger and will
snil he- ON IA" hir lakes
- sr.atly appreciate the Invitation and
-" Kind things President Thurber saya
...'ut M II nothing prevents II. 7
shall rC='nlnlv bn present ~ the games.
and u the aim -ul.ies ran he overcome
! VIII show the Chcagoans the chal-
lrUs'7 II that T. imprarticable I
mi.l' consider building a boat for tho
~. l purpose 90: npmpc'inE on Tho
,H''. At ~. nrst glance the problem
gs ing boat ~ 10" liz" ~ the
l,.lrnGer through 90. canals does not
APPEAR 50 great is ~" Chicago commits
go fears. Tn pnl'p ions "a which tho
ihs mrpek ~ Was launched are still
l'ui.1r'c ami ought 20 carry her
fhttHgh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

Champion jim f.g-.,s announced this
morning l's naa. offer tn Haa t.tzsim-
mons Tor nrht srr ~, 'h'mpionship
- the world The I0dIH,urni the nis
champion makes to LAuky Bob he
only terms under which b. o!', agree
10 asht him. are ma. She winner ~ the
haiuo shall resolve 81 ual Ont n, tine
purse and NE lusc- ~
II F.tzsimmra. waats % asht J'f-les
ne will have 90 accept hes 'srms ls'.
flies says ne rl'T 10, under any cir.
cumstances consent 20 ,7l.' the money
equally.
Before making the above do-larati'r
Jefrries sought the advice 90 his most
intimate friends ana also MS mlnaE
Billy Delaney All told hin that His
latest Offer 20 F,izslmm1ns IL ye-y
generous one. They TOLD him not 30
agree TO anything else
Jefriss received "a letter last niFh'
from DELANEY The latter told him that
hi. offcr " ~ per cent 20 the w1aner
and o. % me loser WIS roo .b'ral .u
fact. and unless +'itzsInmDus accepted
i; Co declare Oh aII negotiations After
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
WHY ERNIE DIDN'T
FIGHT JOE CANS.
Story Says He Feared Bout Would Be Genuine
He Had Agreed Otherwise.

broke mi. word IN, Baltimorean ana
lls manager agreed to do this.
VITA this lgrc" rent In mind Erne
didn't pay much attention to training.
Cans ia. and worked harder than ever
~. tni his manager slw a chance OF
winning the light ight championship
easily.
When Eru" arrived in philadelphia he
U,lrd that Cans was IN great shape.
and pcpll" tipped N On what would
happen were betting $40 to SIS hat
Err- would be knocked out. Erne
thrriIppn demanded 20 see the 81 oCo for
,..t Can. had agreed to put ~ The
81 .N WASN'T IN sight. only tlyo had been
posted. Erne saw n. was in Tor IL and
gu.t me town. coming TO New YORK on
m. next train
some readers may say that Gahs
should have put "? tho SioNr. 4 light
weight championship would have been
chcsp nj that price.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

the very start This Is certainly a laosS
generous of-r. and the following. taken
from Dr. Knnpp's daily mail shows what
men think OF hts generosity;
'heaf Or. knapp-The results could not
nave been better. noticed q warm feeling.
as OF returning ne an exquisite rxpsrl-
rncc Of renewed strength the mrs, day I
used your treatment. and I canno, withhold
an expression OF gratitude % you for hav.
ing thus led me To the way OF res'o.ntlon
strength and vigor. Everything looks
brighter NE ohcrS more than I ever sun
posed II would, and nothing IAN he Of more
leiyise to weakened man than your
priceless receipt"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

How any man may cuiokiy cure himself
after years Of suffering from vital weaE-
noS, lost vitality losses Varicocele etc.
and enlarge und"yelOpsd paris TO full
and address to Or l.. " Knapp lIl7
Hull Bldg. Detroit. Mich, and he will
gladly send the free receipt with full dlrrr-
lions 20 any man may easily cure himself
ct home
II YOU are not troubled with physical
weakness. don't write Hut II you are weak
have unievsloped organs cr losses write Al
once the remedy will give instant relief
You Will feel stronger and vigorous from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
PRIVATE FIGHT
IN HARLEM CLUB.
TOM HAYES GAINED DECISION
OVER JOE DOLES.
Contest Lasted Fifteen Iirrc.
Hounds aud zoo Persons
Witnessed ~.

Tommy Hayes. known ~ rhc pan.
eerous Blacksmlta." ~ en- city. and
Joe Doies OF Buffalo. fought nr.ru.
round bout las, gIgn, in private. Hayo.
bei9g AWARDED tho decision.
Tue contest. which vas witnessed hy
about 10 men vas decided In % club
houec In Harlem Both men lndaIl.rd
In the hardest kird ~ nghtlug through
out the contest
This Is the fourth iight that has been
pulled on In private Within the last ten
days
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

fIr rsra'Is'I .rr.a- Nn'.. .aH. .f r-...
s'h i.r. "l-as,a go rana.-- aat r.r f.rr.
70 ui~'pr H,H Ts. ... .f u,
.'ah IA tee Hr#.f to 49, ID ..H.
f'.ih ~ f1@ rfa" cation ana poo fHr
Yosemite 'iHH oIaa 'at~ H,' 81, &, s.r.-
hesh'' aud sf' r.f r- ,.a. 20. Moo f-'
'''"''F u'nm'7' Hsn' arlIar ar -.r''r
Marvin Han a.s srus 'r Hot sr''-s, tr'In
'or iYllrr .on,s,t lie $40 a. sH ras- saT.
rE ir'.aa. from f.r rp-hert Itsr, received a.
- 20 rne., Rnr' % rrs . U.s. ~ ..-, H.
a'A'i 80 Frs.r r.uN 90 postpone %. grrarsei
Hh'h Iniii Msrh
l.rA Nou.' .nA u.r sur .a. ,si,.ro .ss'.
r' h"s tcgu m.i.arl ty M.uas,r Ip.. ur-I
's 'rni'h ne siHi 10 - ne Am-rtS- Nf'''l0
'a7' go ms',h the mef nave 'st.i r..a.t. -
AFEln'H'a over .sigau fhs1 hass as-.Hi f.
Hr'' a. lfs i-Hti' % A." -'-s
fa1rar ,rn-tt '1,ts s.rs, % s. 800 rr.
s..u1 n.. ra.u1as noret f..- ,a
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an % in me sh.nr. aH.nIr
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the "Hiark Demon neat FFItay uiEht 81 the
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Kh' N"nls thinks great lciI ~ 4 n4rs.
.nbtrsrr. ma1ssrr ~ The UHs;5u SsUcral Ls4EIu
team. but predicts '1.i D., Siil have hard 'ini-
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
Cotwut From silkworms.

Probably but small percentage OF
the fishermen who use flies strung with
fine translucent catgut are aware that
the almost unbreakable substance that
holds the hooks against the fercest
struggles Of the struck fish comes from
silkworms. The principal center OF
the manufacture of this kind of cat
gut is the island CT Procida. in the bay
of Naples, but most of the silkworms
employed are raised near Tore An
nunziata, at the foot of Vesuyius. The
caterpillars are killed just as they are
about to begin the spinning of cocoons.
the silk glands are removed and sub.
jected to a process of picking, which
is a secret of the trade, and afterward
the threads are carefully drawn out
by skilled workers. mostly women. The
length of the thread varies from a
foot to nearly twenty inches.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mrs. Elmer e. Rockwell, at the earn
est solicitation of friends, has decided
to open dancing academy in the near
future in one of the halls in the city.
Mrs. Rockwell is an experienced In
structor, having taught in the Lady of
THE Lake academy, in San Antonio
Texas, for several years; previous tc
this she taught in several eastern
cities. The lady will give private in
structions to scholars. both old and
young, at her home. 429 South Fifth
avenue, to those who may desire
them.
Mrs. Rockwell is an accomplished
instructor in the art of dancing, and
any one desiring her services can now
avail themselves 81 the opportunity.
Mrs. Rockwell has leased Ivanco-
vich's hall, and will give private as
we'll as class instructions there. She
will be assisted during the season by
her daughter, Miss Mabel.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
The verdac1 Of . Jury.

Nothing Is more uncertain than the
action Of jury" said lawyer prom
inent in New T0r&- II remember a
B.cry my father told me when was d
boy in Alabama. The story was Of his
Satanic majesty and a plain citizen
who met one day on a narrow pathway
cut in the edge of cliff. On one side
there yawned a precipice; on the other
side was the solid rock. There was
only room for one to pass, and of these
two one must lie down and let the 9th
er walk over him.
elf you'll PROFOUND three questions
I can't answer suggested Satan, I'll
lie down and let you pass over my
body The citizen asked:
"'What is winter than snow?
"'Cotton,' was the answer,
"'What is sweeter than sugar?
"'That's easy agai1-molasses.'
"'Nhat will be the next verdict rem.
dered in this county by petit Jury?
Pass on your way, said the devil
as lie made a carpet Of himself"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
Turcoman Brides.

When q Turcoman belle is to be set
tied in life, the whole tribe turns out.
and the young lady, being allowed the
choice of horses. galIops away from
her suitors. She avoids those she dis
likes and seeks to throw herself in the
way of the object Of her affections. The
moment she is caught she becomes the
wife of her captor, who, dispensing
with further ceremony, takes her to
his tent.
The bride race is also an established
custom among the Kalmucks. and the
girls are such excellent horseWomen
that, we are told, it would be impos,
sible to catch one against her wilk--
London Standard.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-17
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