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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-29
glnerIef.

Die Union Der GtraBenbabu.
angeifelten Fat Die beioen 6ol'
combs BON ibrer Witalieoerlifte
iuspenoirt. bis Der Bro5eB poriiber
lift; ben Streit fir beenoet ertldri
uno bic San Nntonfp Traction gom=
panp" bon Der unfairen 2tite Der
uni0nss Nrbeit geitriben. Das 2eb=
tere bitten Die 2eute por mebreren
Wohen ihon tur lpQen.
Die @ranb Surp fir ben Sas
nuar : germin oes 81. Difriftqe=
ridts beitebt aus ben foleenoen Bir>
germ: S. s.. 9ielmarrt, SDbn @oDos,
sc. 6. Graham. S. ". Gallagher,
gba8. @rdbner, W. @. Sloan, 8.
s. gDnrob, gilbert Stepes, gilbert
Meper, Srana @roos, Serb. 6erff.
VI. Us. 6artung, 6. s. 6art, @bas.
Saur. Ben 6ammono uno SO. y.
Suaipan.
Der BuiineB Mens Club miro
benz BON bier iheioenoen General
Olunt 81 @greH lIH Ufen4er 00tel
elm Banfett beranitalten.
Die Belt. in Der beiBt, .@eb'
Dir, Dab Du elm Safer biit", lit
rpieoer fir elm Sabr poriiber.
Gin 8eiipiel BON antiter See=
lenarDBe liefert Der BuroermeiIter
BON 9es Woines, Soma, Der cine
Oroinans, Die iein Salar BON $500
auf $25O0 erb6bte, nit Dem 8eto
bele1te. Wenn er aud aueibt, oas
lein Boiten niht iiberndBig ialarirt
lei, 10 lit er bod Der Nnliat, oaB
cine 9ebaltsaufbeiierung anoeren
itdotiihen 8eamten sutommt, Die
rtebr 81 tun bitten, als Der 8ureers
metfter uno cine unQeniigenoe Ser
giituna fir lire Dienite erbalten.
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Son SntereiIe fiir Meiienoe.

SIN Snterefie oes reiienoen Bubli.
fums uno ieiner 8equemlihteit. TO.
uie UNI cine before gontrpue auss
iiben 81 fDnnen iber lire au8ges
oehnten S~ntereiien in ben iiiomeit@
lihen Staten bat Die 6amburgs
Nmerifanii1e Dampier . 2inie be-
ihlDifen, am L. Sanuar 1904 lire
eigene Office fiir bas 8aiiaeier.@ e-
ibdft in ct. Souls gu erridten.
Dieie teue Office miro iif i'm
@enturn : @ebduoe en- Der @fe BON
Oliue' uno 9. StraBe befinoen, in
Der beften Gage Der Staot. uno an
Der Spite oerielben miro 0err Senrp
S. 9orgelob fteben, pelder gum
Wtanuqer err,anllt mDroen lift,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-29
gone Star and i'm Menen Sabre.

@ie in oaS Steer Der @mieteit
Shon manhes Sabr peridmunoen,
Sort pieoer Der 8ersanaenbeit
Gins an nab mem gen Stunoen;
Wenn manGe audi bas alte Sabr
Beoauerno ieben ibeioen,
Biro 8ielen es auf immeroar
gnteilen pDaer Treuoen.
Doh menn uns aud 0as alte Sabr
Gar manheS tribe brabte,
Cabs BieleS bod mas lieblib tpar
uno mas eS tpert uns mahte.
Was es mns aab. Db gut. ub fbleht.
Sc bdlt iid tuobl Die @aae.
Sci ieinem Sheioen mpbl eft rebt,
Werftummet ieoe &lage.
@eniB, es miro oas reue Sabr
8iel Beii'res AUDI nift bringen;
DEM alten gleiben auf elm 6aar
Wiro es in nielen Dineen.
nno bod miro mebr als lie aupur
Sc bringen uns an Segen,
Wenn mir ben 9aliSman r0umor'
gerfteben nur gu pflesen.
User tief in ieinem 6erSensihretn
at oieien Sd alb q eborgen,
Sour Der Menib lit gefei't aaein, !.
8Dr allen b6ien Soraen.
9umur, er TIT fir Grm unb Neih
So itets Die gDlb'n ne 8riid.e,
Die Nae aus Dem unelidsreib
8ringt iider Bin gum Slide.
uno gum 6umDr fiibrt LONE STAR 8ier,
Die ib6nite aler @aben,
Die melt entfernt, ionie aud bier,
Gut ale Weniden laben.
Drum tuer nun AUDI oas Meue' Sabr
6umorpDa mill petleben
Ser trinfe Gone Gtar immeroar
@s fann nihts 8eii'res aeben!
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Ieras $.

- Ser &eprdientant Souls 6.
Sbluter BON Sefferion miro als
9anoioat fir oaS Imt bes @enerol>
Staatsantpaltes ~auftreten.
SIN Sitter pon "a Sabren uno
5 Wonateu peridieo in 5rieorihg=
burg Bernbarbt Merfef, elmer Der
angeiebeniten 8uraer Der Staot.
Sn Macbona 1T Die 8otof1ice
elm &aub Der Slammert eepproen.
Sn Dallas fano abermals cine
W~erlammluns BON Inbdneern Der
Intis 9ucal= Option : Beueeung fat,
Der Walter st. @reIbam bon @alues
ton unb Die Senatoren WiQacn,
Baulus unb Stafford, Onion BON
San NntDniO. 3odett pun Terartana,
2acep BON Baleitine, BartleB BON
Denton, 9in BON Sherman, 8.
8rbat BON ST Baio, SO. M. 6. Sin
BON @aiS uno q. ". 5bap. 6eraus,
aeber bes .9eras Sarmer" in Sal.
Los, beimobnten. Bel ben ndbiten
2egislaturmablen fol- Die Steauna
Der &anoioaten 81 Der 2Dcal Options
frage in @rma9unQ ee5uqen uno es
lou Der 8eriuh gemabt merben, oas
betr. Staatsgeieb 10 absudnoern,
Dab es ben Unit : Brpbibitipniften
oieielben 8ehte einrdurnt, mie ben
Brobibitioniften. 9as WirtsgeIh6ft
lDa gereiniat peroen unb man miro
gegen Die Spelunfen, Die baiielbe in
8erruf bringen, poreeben.
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Nieorise Staten fiir bic 5etertase.

Die 9eras & Bacific . @iienbabn
giebt ben 8enDbneru pm 9eras
uno 20uifiana mie eem6bnliH @ele@
eenbeit, mdbreno Der @eihnaftsfeis
ertage lire alte Seirnat uuter biaiaen
Staten beiuhen gu f6nnen. 8e9en
aaer @in5elbeiten ruenoe man lid an
irgeno einen 9Ifet.N aenten ooer an
s.. IS. Turner, General : RaKagiers
@aent, Dallas. 2era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-29

GS seidIt Dir, baB 8u anes, tuos 0u
tuiQf, efieu unb %trinten, allerlei 8eraniis
eunsen eenieBen tann}t; oenn BET iunaen
~9eiun6en 2euten roufht bas 2eben. Qber
Su TUT leidht bes @uten su oiel, perlierft
ben Mppetit un6 leibeit Sbmer5en. Eann
limb bic beiten 5reunbe, bic Oh in Der
@elt baben fannft, bic St. Bernard
6rduterpillen, benn iie tueroen Dir IL
der sur grneuerung Der @eiunobeit hets
fen. Noreiiiere P. Neustaedter & Co..
Box 12l6, New York City, UNI fuSfeus
fret cine &rpbe bu befommen. Sci alien
Qpotbetern. Briefs % Gents.
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Gin futfpieltaer ssrrtnn,.

Srrtamer iinb oft auBeroroentlidj
toitipielis. Oft III iosarbas 9eben Elm
Breis iol6 zines Srrtbums. sic iper=
ben aber ME einen Srrtum begebeu, tuenn
Sic Or. Sings Neue 2ebens giIen"
fir 9pspepiie, 8opfueb, Sduinoel,
Sober ooer unterleibs , St6ruuaen
iebmeri. Sic tuirfen lanft, aber bod
srinbli6. rs Gents in ben Npotbe fen
BON S, &alteper & Spn un6 Mo. DreiB.
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Erauf SplcDmbe,

8rant SplcDntbe,
Der ur,ter Der Nnflaae itebt, ben Ser
iub aemaht gu boben. cine nit Sal
iagieren gefiqte StraBenbabncar
in Die 2uft su ipreneen, seiat burd
Die gintraaungen in leinem Gage
bub, oaB er elm burhaus pirrer
Gnpf lit. Der pieleS bunt ourheinanz
oer eeleien bat, baS er nidt flein
frieeen fDnnte. Sour ems 1T be-
ftintntt erlihtlih, baB er elm Sosia=
lift reiniten @aiers lit. Sn Der
SanuarsW abl 1908 itano er aud als
Manprsz& anoioat an Der Spite oes
iosialiftiihen gidets, peldeS i'm
@ansen fiiufsig Stimnten erbielt,
tpprauf er in iein Tagebu9 ibrieb:
ngs iheint. baB beim iebieen Stanoe
Der Civilization oaS Shwert uno
cas- 8aiunet Die einsieen 8affen
finb. Das losialiftilbe 9idet bat
biesmal fanm finf5ie Stimmen be-
fon1men. Go lit entmutiseno; es
lift beiddmeno. Sh fible, als ub
i'd BON iebt ab MIDI nur meiuen per-
i0nli1en Snterelien tpiomen ioate. .
Wls bas Nttentat ouf ben Brdiioenz
ten Wc&inleu in Buffalo oeriibt
puroen mar, lhrieb CT einen 8riei
an benlelben. in pelhem es heist:
r9a lie bunoerte bon Spmtatbiebes
seuaungen unb gonoolensbriefe err
balten. tam ib nibt utnbin, Sbnen
AUDI meme Nnitbten mitsuteilen.
Die 6anolung Sbres MDrbers ent=
ipringt unsmeifelbaft einem BON Sns
oignatiDn gegen Sic uno ben Heit
Der regierenoen &lal1e iberflieBen=
ben 9ersen, bas Sic fir Ioes unbes
ihreiblihe gleno, 2eioen uno 8erz
brehen, melbes Sbre rationale MiiB=
uermaltung iber Elm unibulbiges,
8olf gebraht bat, uerantmDrtlib
bielt. Sic baben in Die gDtune BON
bunterten BON acknowledgement b Dem
@benbiloe @ottes eeihaffenen @eien
nur Der @eloermdgung ueaen ein@
aemiqiat. 9as 8lut Der un5buloig
in einem groberungstriege ermDroe=
ten Seelen, ben iie i'm Sntrelie Der
fapitaliitiiben &laiie fibrten, flebt
an Sbren 6dnben. Wenn bas @e=
ieb BON MoieS, -2eben fir 2eben-
Qegen Sic in Nntpenbung getpmmert
mare, wiroen Sic idon laneit nibt
mebr eriitiren; 10 aber bat fib bas
WDrt gbriiti erfint: ,Wer gum
Shmerte areift, 1ou burh oas
Shpert fterben." unb penn Sic iih
audi nDn bielem Mttentat Der belsis
bigten Suiti5 erbDlen lOuten, 10 ner=
lanat bod Die Nuffaiiung zines Man-
nes pDn gerebtem urteil Sbr 2eben.
3ein 8erbre9en fam Der @ere9tig.
feit 9anslid entgeben un6 tpdbrenb
Sic nod cine seitlang Die &e9te uno
Die Jreiheit bes 8Dlfes nit Tiben
treten mDgen, 10 miro bod Die Shulo
be5ablt merben miilien. GDuten
Sic pielleibt iib BON oieiem Mtten=
tat erbolen, 10 mDgen fih Sbre Mu=
gen fir Wahrbeit nno 8erebtigteit
Dffnen uno mDgen Sic oa5u beitra=
gen ons jebige anarhiitiibe Spitem
Der fapitaliitilben &ommer3ialismus
81 enttbronen unb elm temperatures
@emeinweien an feline STEELE su iez
ben."
Nls oer Brdiioent geitorben tuar,
trug er elm: 1901, IA. September.
WcRinlep itarb beute Murgen 2.15
in 50lge Der Wirtung Der &ugel bes
Ittentdters Econ @5olgDB. uno Die
gan5e Station bemiibt iid ben Cob
oieies einen Mannes gu betlagea.
SD babe ME iDlhen @6benbienit ge=
ieben, uie er iih bier seiat. Sc
ihetnt als Oh bic @atier lieber einen
6erriher, alS @ptt anbetet.
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Qltt Das NupItfmttt I!

Sn 5olge Der oielen arbeitIparets
ben Waihinen, bic mir neulid3 auf=
9eitellt baben. iino mir in ben Stano
geIebt, .,Rieglers StanSaro See
Cream, friiber $3.50 per @allune,
iebt fir $1.00 per @aaone gu pars
taufer
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Srief Elite.

Serrens2tffet
$. 9. @erte-g. IS. SeB-@. VI. Sufe
ader-O. 6. SelIebrano-W M. Serbian
-8. g. Serbian = 9. Neuermann = s..
R6Bfer-@. Reii6-gbarlie Collins - S.
.. Shuhmann - y. 8. uqrib - s. q.
Burabad - 2ouis Wiebmann Sreo.
Belel-@. 6. zimmerman.
3nmeus2tfe
Winnie Braoen gmtlie 9ittmnnn -
amolie @ua9er - Sophie Saflmann -
Mrs. Gus. 8ehl-gIiIabeth Rapfer-Sol.
lie Weger-Gi5aie Sauer-Mamie StrnuB.
MuSIdnotidbet
8. @neel-B. 6, Saas-Gnna Mabler.
ESQ 3riutt alamo . Ilaihenbier.
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Srgeno uelhe unoronunaen
Der 2eber iinb bel taltem louobl fuie
parrnem Wetter heilbar. I'm cine
raibe uno fihere 6eilune berpprsu.
bringen giebt es nifts be1ieres uie
Or. Guauit S6nla's 6amburqer
9ropfen, elm ipecifiihes Mittel fir
2eberleioen.
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Safer @ilbelm III. ftiftete elm
@eoenfbub alS @%rinnerunes 3 @abe
an Die bret bannDoeriIden Neaimen=
ter, Siiilier 5 &eeiment General
Selomarihaa Brins Nlbred]t BON
BreuBen SEQ. 70, a6nigs ulanen=
Gegiment SEQ. Ii unb Selbartineriez
Regiment bon Sbarnborit SEQ. 10,
melhe bieler Gage I'm Beiiein oes
WDnarben oas bunoertiddrige Su,
bildum ibres 8eitebens feitlib be-
ainaen. Das @eoenfbuh entbdlt
cine ausfibrllbe @eihihte Der orei
8egimenter uno miro allen 9eilnebs
mem an Der Seier einaebdnoiat tper.
ben.
Sn 5orbab fino loeben bier
Offtaiere oes oortigen 2ptbrinaiihen
TrainzB ataiaonS SEQ. 16 nit @dlid.
tenn Nbibieo entlafien tporoen. IS
lit oas natlrlib cine birefte 6olge
Der @ntbuuungen, tpelbe Dor benz
&riegsgeribt 81 MfeB in benz BrD.
seB geaen 2eutnant 8ille, benz Ser,
faiier oes Seniationsromans uGus
elmer fleinen @arniions", gu Gage
traten. Das aemeiniame ebrenaes
rihtlibe Terfabren geeen ale in ben
Billie : Hro5eB uernidelten Offisiere
lit nunmehr beenoiet, Hno oas urs
tell lit oemnahit gu erparten.
Der preuBiihe Winiiter oes
Snneren, b. 6ammeritein, bat cine
Werfieung an Die 2anbrdte uno BIrz
9ermeiiter erlaiien, in tpelder Iie
aufgeforoert neroen. Den &eoen oes
&eihstan5lers @rafen BON Billion
eeGen Die Socialoemocratie Die uei=
teite Berbreitung 81 geben. Sc ban=
oelt Iih u0rnehmlib UNI Die Heoe,
lpelbe Der &an5ler am 10. December
in @%nt9eenung auf Die oreiltanoiqen
&usflbrunaen oes @roBmeilters Der
SocialoemOtratie, Nuault 8ebel, i'm
&eihstaa aebalten bate. Die nuns
mebrige Berbreituna Der 3eoen BON
Gmtsueeen oirfte aber beim Wie.
serauiammentritt oes 8eihstaas
nah Neujabr nod gu lebbaften gom=
mentaren Teranlafiung aeben.
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Neirats .Scheine.

Oscar $. 8eriiffp unb 9eIia Serris.
6re6. ". Bridge uuo Nuaulto Simon
Souls Munt uno Ola Nfapfielb.
y. &, Renninger uno Clara 8ofsem.
@ugen 8abrmuno unb 9ora Tranfs.
Nfreo 8oiet ouo Minnie 9ied.
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Reifenoe Meenten:
s. e. Build.
ID. GdiprDbinh.


Sstnarb MaSner's leetes @erf er'
rara 1T Der MetrDpDIe Mmertfa'S
ffiirmtfd1en Grfolg.
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ss 2rintt atamO : 5laideubisr.
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ssT Griutt alamo i. Ilaidenbier.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
CUBA's PENSION LIST
CONTINUES TO GROW
President Palma Finds That $780,
100000 Will Be Necessary to
Meet Demands.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. - Mr..
Squiers, United States Minister to
Cuba, called at the State Department
to-day to discuss the Cuban situation
with Secretary Hay. President Palma
is striving to adjust the claims of the
veterans Of the Cuban army for back
pay, but is confronted with an enor-
nous increase in the amount of these
claims. which originally were about
$40, 900 in the aggregate and have
now increased to s52,000,o00. In ad-
dition the civilians who were en-
ployed by the revolutionary govern
ment before Cuban independence was
achieved have united to present their
claims for compensation, the allow
ance Of which would increase the to-
tai amount which the Cuban Govern
ment must borrow to not less than
S75,OO0.OOO. The committee which
was appointed to float loan Of $35,-
OOO, 900 has returned to Havana and is
now seeking to modify the conditions
Of the loan to make it acceptable to
New York and European financiers
mainly in the direction of increasing
the interest from per cent to about
or Z per cent, or of lowering below
go, the price for which the bonds were
to be placed on the market.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
DURAMD ASSUMES
HIS NEW POST
President Formally Re
ceives the English
ambassador.
Sir Michael Herbert's Sue
cessor Is Felicitous in
His Address.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Sir Henry
Mortimer Durand, the successor of Sir
Michael Herbert as ambassador to the
United States, was received formally
by President Roosevelt this afternoon.
Secretary of State Hay conducted the
ambassador to the Blue room, where
he was presented to the President and
Secretary Loeb. After this Embassador
Durand presented his credentials to
President Roosevelt and was received
with great cordiality. The formal ex-
change of addresses then occurred. the
speeches being notably felicitous and
gracious. Sir Mortimer Durand ad-
dressed the President in part as fol
lows:
II am deeply conscious, Mr.. Presi-
dent, Of the responsibility laid upon me,
and I am well aware how hard it will
be for me to prove worthy of the high
mission with which have been hon.
ored. / come to America for the first
time with q warm admiration for but
without any personal knowledge of the
great nation over which you have been
called TO preside, and I feel my mex
perience the more keenly because sue
ceed as British ambassador here one
who had passed a considerable portion
of his life in this country, whose SYM
pathies with your people were therefore
based upon a thorough understanding,
and, may add, whose character en-
deared him to all who knew him.
Il can only say, Mr. President, that
with Gods help I Will do my best to
carry out the duty intrusted me. No
duty could be more in accord with my
wishes and il will be very real hap
piness when my work here comes to an
end If can feel that have been able
to help, however little, in bringing
about an increase Of the good will be-
tween our two nations. 1 believe that
upon that good will depends in no small
degree the welfare of the world"
/. In replying the President said:
Following, as you do. Mr.. Embassa-
dor in the steps of one whose genial
sympathy with our people and whose
intimate knowledge of this country
stood hfm in good stead by enabling
him TO gain the confidence and esteem
Of this Government and to win the af-
fection Of all with whom he was
brought into association. I cannot
doubt that you, being inspired by the
same good purpose and animated by
the same kindly feelings, will achieve
no less than did your lamented prede-
cessors and merit equally with him, the
high regard of this Government and of
! my countrymen. 1t is fitting that this
should be, and that, mindful of the ties
/ of friendship and speech, moved by
like aspirations Of progress in the paths
Of peace and sharing reverential trust
in the Almighty viii, that guides our
destinies, our two nations and peoples.
through their ministering agencies,
should strive to reach a harmonious
accord In all that affects their common
interests
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
SUE To OBTAIN
LOST MARGINS
Brokers Attack Clients
Property and Sell
His Stock.

NEW YORK, Dec. ITO recover
$251,59 said to have been lost In stock
transactions, Justice Dickey of the
State Supreme Court to-day granted an
attachment against the property of
Maurice Untermeyer, a member of a
prominent family, upon application of
counsel for. Ennis & Stoppani, bankers
and brokers. Untermeyer is now at
Geneva, Switzerland.
The affidavits upon which the attach
ment is granted aver that Untermeyer
speculated In stocks through Ennis &
Stoppani on margin between August
22, 1901, and November 20, 1902.
Ennis & Stoppani on November IL
last notified Untermeyer by cablegram
that unless he advanced the necessary
margin the stock would be sold at his
account and risk. A reply was received
but the margin was not advanced. The
transaction involved some $400, 900. The
stock was sold at a loss, and the brok-
ers are now suing Untermeyer to- re-
cover the difference between the pur-
chase price and the sum realized at the
sale.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
CONVICT ADMITS
TWO MURDERS
Inmate Of Auburn Pris-
on Makes Startling
Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Police Captain
Reynolds, formerly in charge of the
Brooklyn detectives, announced to-day
that he had received a letter from a
convict in Auburn prison stating that
a fellow convict had confessed to him
that he murdered Albert G. Latimer in
Brooklyn on July 1, 1902. Police In
spector Kane of Long Island City was
called into the case, and it is admitted
that the investigation has developed
startling facts.
The convict who confessed to the
murder also admitted that he had a
hand in shooting Policeman Sheridan
in Long Island City.
Latimer was shot at his home late at
night, and sensational developments
followed his death.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
FIFTEEN MEMBERS OF
MAFIA ARE CAPTURED
Police Make a Raid in Philadelphia
and Find Every Man

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "A tene-
ment house in the Italian quarter was
raided last night by the police, who
captured fifteen supposed members of
the Malta. The raid was the result of
a complaint made by italian merchants
and bankers, who said they had re-
ceived blackmailing letters and had
been threatened with death should they
refuse to comply with demands for
money. Each of the fifteen men ar
rested was armed with two revolvers
and a stiletto. In the room were a
number of pistols and a store Of am
munition.
At the hearing to-day one Of the men
admitted that he and his companions
were members of the Malta and that
they are in communication with SINH
lar branches in New York. Baltimore
and Pittsburg. They were held in $500
bail each on charges Of carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, conspiracy and
threatening to kill people.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
ASKS BASSETT
NOT To LEAVE
Trinity College Will Not
Accept Resignation
OF Professor.
Criticism Of Instructors
Views on Color Ques-
tion Ignored.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 2.-The trus-
tees of Trinity College. voted to-day.
Is to Z, not to accept the resignation
of DR.. John S. Bassett, professor Of
history, who, has been bitterly attack
ed in Southern newspapers. because of
a eulogy. on Booker T. Washington
contained in a recent magazine arti-
Gle written by DR.. Bassett. In a state
ment the trustees say:
"Candor impels US to admit our re-
gret that Professor Bassett has ex-
pressed certain opinions which gave
offense to many, and we are glad to
find that these opinions were express
ed solely on his own authority.
through a medium which is in no
sense an organ Of the college and not
at all in his capacity as a college Of
fetal, so that neither this board nor
the college can be held responsible
for them.
"On the contrary, it clearly appears
the the faculty and the students dis
agree with certain of Professor Bas-
sett's opinions, so far as we can as
certain, unanimously. Neither do we
agree with him. Nevertheless, both
faculty and students with equal unan-
unity have manifested their desire
that this resignation be not accepted.
which we do decline to accept.
I'VE state as fact that Professor
Bassett does not believe nor does he
teach social equality and we have con-
fidence in him. both as a man and
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-03
Californian Drugged and.
Robbed Becomes
Insane.
Bishop Stockman Finds His
Brother in a Kan
sas Jail.
Unfortunate Man Uses His Money
as Fuel for Campfire While
Roaming on the
Prairie.
speclal plspateh . 80 can.

GARNETT, Kans., Dec. 2.-Isaac e.
Squires. a stockman Of Bishop, Cal,
has found a lost brother, Albert al.
Squires. in this city. Five months ago
they were in the cattle. business to-
gether. Albert started in July for Fort
Smith, Ark, to visit relatives. He
reached Reno, New, and was there.
drugged and robbed, but he readily OBJ
tanned more money and continued his
journey. Several. weeks after his ar
rival at Fort Smith his mind became
unbalanced and his brother, Isaac,
came East to take. him home. When
he arrived at Fort Smith Albert
seemed to have entirely recovered and
the two started home by way of Cof-
feyville, Kans., where they visited 9TH
er relatives. They left COffeyville with
Albert apparently in sound mind. but
when Isaac awakened in Kansas City
the next morning his brother was gone.
His berth had not been occupied and
no one had seen him after the train left
Yates Center. Isaac returned to Cali
fornia without him
Three weeks ago the Sheriff OF this
county arrested man supposed to be
tramp, who had taken possession Of
a farmers strawstack near Garnett.
When searched SO in silver was found
in his pockets, but the money was
black with smoke and had evidently
passed through the fire. The Sheriff
believed he had captured a safe blower
and held him for investigation.
The prisoner called for a preacher
and to him confessed that he had com
mitted a crime in California and said
officers were on his trail. He gave the
name Of Albert Squires and told the
preacher that a reward had been Of
fered by the Sheriff at Bishop for his
arrest. So nationally did he talk that
it was not suspected that he was de-
mented.
A message was sent to California and
the reply came back that he was not
wanted for a crime, but to hold him
until his relatives could arrive. The
message also said that Squires should
have about $500 in his pockets.
A search revealed the fact that the
demented man had built a fire while
tramping about and had used his
money for fuel. The rim Of his pOck-
etbook and several silver dollars We're
found in the ashes.
Isaac Squfres started home with his
brother tonight. He believes that the
latter's condition Is due entirely to his
experience in Reno, New, where he was
drugged.