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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-11

fubrten Is &outratten lift niht 2.S1
ipnoern 2.71 Gents. gs ntuB bierbei
ertudbnt tuerben, baB bic Soften per
Sample unb per stumble ~burd5aus
nihts beoeuten. oenn es seiet iih ia,
oaB Die Gunoen, Die nur tpenige
Stunoen 2idt beuuben, r1ebr besobz
Zen, ala bic aruBen. 2%pniumenter.
Ser @runo fiir Die bDbere State lit
Der. baS in allen eleftriiden 2idt'
ftatipnen Die untDiten niht fir Die
6eritenung hes 2idtes ALIEN berebs
net neroen t6nnen, neil nber Die
6dlfte BET Qusgaben in 3inien. Ser
iiherune, Gbnubung bes Materials
&c. beitebt. Gs bebarf oaher feines
Sadoeritdnoigen, INT 81 erfabren,
bag bic NuSgaben fir Die aieferung
bon Bo9enliht lid nibt perdnoern,
pb bas 2idt oas gauge Sabr b,uburd
brenri ober ndbrenb Der Monoihein.
nddte abgeiteIt mirs uno menn BITE
Stunoen fir bic Benubun9 bes 2ids
tes pernnebrt merben 10 fam cine
niebrigere 9fate per @tunoe uuo per
2ampe fhr ldnaere Dienfte anaelebt
tueroen. Dnber bGtte mat, Iid aud|
ttur auf Stabte berufen lo[len, Die
ruie San Nntuniu 5000 Stunben lang
2idbt per Sabr liefern. Das greebs
nt8 miiroe oaln Elm gang anoeres ges
tpeien iein.
unb tuenn baS betreffenbe Stabt-
ratss 2omite bdtte gang unparteiiih
ieir nD1en, 10 hdtte es bic Stdote
BON Mtaiiabuiett8 citiren iulen, in
tueldem Staate bic 2ibtrate BON Der
Dffentliden Observation-Disclosures
feitaefteut uuo geregelt nirb. Die
8erihte iiber oieIe Std6te ergeber,
baB Die ftaatlihe @pmmillton Die ppn
einanoer abueibenoen nntDiten in
ben uerihieoenen Stdoten BEL Der
| Jiriruna ber 2ibtraten in @rmdauna
5ieht. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seiet
ebenfaIls, baB Die Durdfhnittsrate
per Stunbe unb per 4arnpe bDber lit.
als in San Nntpniu. Die Musgas
Ben fiir Drdbte fino begreihiheru eile
febr buh. Bolton gum Beiipiel, bas
bic municipale Beleuhtungsfraee in
g~eibdftsmdBiger @eiie petite, iblDB
ben Guntrntt per Sample uno per
Sabr fir $124.10 nit elmer 8ripats
&DrpDratiDn ab, mas elm 10 bpber
8reis lit, mie er in irgerb elmer
Staot bieies 2anbes besablt tpiro.
San MntpniD nit SO Quaoratmei.
len unb nur 81 Qarnpen lit teit1 ein'
laoenbes Gelo fir cine tnunicipale
2ihtanlage unb es lit ribt reht, bieie
Staot init elmer gleih sablreih beb6lz
ferterl Su ner9leiden, Die nur ben
britten Teil bes Wreats bat. Die
arDBe Wusoebnuna Der Drdbte perur'
iadt ourh SnipetiiDn. &eparatur &c.
iebr beoeutenoe untDften, bic BEL
elmer Nbihdbune in eriter 2inie
in Beridiihtiauna aespaen tuer,
ben miiffen.
2aS apmite
geaet BITE @pnb Wprlaae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-11
Reifenbe Naenten:
s. g. 8uiH.
~. GMprpbinh.
i Satob Sajiiuaer. !

Sn Stem Orleans itarb nab nur
fnrsetn 2eioen i'm Sitter BON
70 Sabren Serr Satob 6aliinger,
Dec 0erausaeber Der Seem Drleanier
Deutihen 3eitung". nadoem oerz
ielbe fif nod bis pur nenigen Ma=
naten GROCER tDrperli9er &uitigteit
uno geiitiger Stride Su erfreuen gez
babt batte.
Satob 6aiitnger mar i'm Sabre
1928 in Der &beinpfals oebpren, fam
aber ib0n als 13jdbriger 8nabe nit
ieinen Gltern nod Seem Orleans,
oeiien BemDbner er SO Sabre lang
ubue netnensuerte unterbrebung
leweien 1T.
SHDn friib mubte Der Gnnbe ben
aampf un1S Gaiein %aufnebmen. ST
faro ola 5e~serlebrliug Beihdftiaung
in Der oamals BON Sulepb gobn bers
ausgegebenen beutiden 3eituna uno
afs mod elmer Geibe BON Sabren baa
Blatt in elm g~ouperatin uuternehs
men ltlgeuan0elt nuroe, aber nibt
reht aeoeihen molIte, ipbab Die am
oeren Teilbaber ~austraten, iiber=
nabm 6aifinaer baS Blatt allein uno
uater leiner 2eitunQ begann baiielbe
bafo, iif in erfreuliHer Weile gu
entuideln. gr ielbft beihrdnfte fid)
babel auSihlieB[ib. aber NIT grDBem
@eibid, auf Die geihdflihe 9eitun0
DeS nnternebtnens.
Bis gum Sabre 1899 blieb Satob
0aiiinger alleinieer gieentiiiner Der
rDeutihen 3eitung", bann aber
uuroe oas nnternebmer in cine Ut
tiengeieaibaft un,aemanbelt, al, De-
rem Spite er als 8rdfibent trat.
Der 0erftDrbene tuar aber auBer=
BEN aud nod Hr6iibent Der Ser
mania INSTRUMENTATION bon
Stem Orleans, Die CT lelbit init oe.
Qriinoet bntte, fotpie 8rd1ioent unt
etenfals @riinoer Der bDrtieeu Ger
mariasS %parbant, pie er fid) benr
iberbaupt oes Bertrauers fciner
Mitbarger, uno niHt ilur Der oeut.
iben, in einett @raoe au e~rfreuen
bate. uie mDbl faurt Elm atpeiter
0euUbner Der 6albmunoftabt am
Wiliiffippi! Gr batte es 5u betrdbt=
lideunW ublftanbe gebrabt. mas aber
niHt perbinoert batte, oaB er Der ems
fade uno fblidte DeutIhe uno Tern
fette. ~ziffUeifert tfA reHf nprhpI. Rf1f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-11
Gin foftipieliaer Srrtnm.

Srrtiimer iinb oft auBerorbsntli6
foflpielia. DIT 1T losar bas 9eben Elm
8reis fold zines S%rrtbuus. Sie tuer>
ben aber ME einen Srrtum beseben ,tuenn
Sic Or. Sings Neue 2ebens Biaen"
iir Opspepfie, 9opfueb, Sdninoel,
2eberz ober llnterleibs , St6runaen
nebmeu. Sic wirfen lartft, aber BOD
sritnolid. rs gents III ben Npptbe fen
non s. 8altener & Gpn uno Nb. 9reis.
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gaphir.Wuefbpten

Der betanute Shriftfteaer gr.
aoolf R0but oerDfentlidt ioeben Ell
1ige luitige uno biaber unbefannte
&netooten oes Wiener 6umurilten
Sapbir. Sc beiBt oa: Saphir mar
einnal, als er iih in Wunden auf.
belt, 81 benz RDnig 2ubmig /. BON
Baiern befoblen. 9ieier NOR Iebr
bulouoa uno iprad fein Beoauerr,
aus, eiuen Mann aus Der baieriihen
&eiioens iheiben su ieber, Der NIT
10 pielen seiftigen Gorsiigen ausges
ftattet iei, aber leioer einer 10 lolen
Muno babe. Der Nneereoete ertpioer.
te bierauf: rWaieitdt, oie5em llebel
tam bale abgebolfen tperben, bGn.
gen Sic mir rtur eins Sbrer SblD1Ier
an. -Bei Dem umbau Der taiier.
liden 6Dfburg in Wien fiel elm
0aboeder berab nno uerpunoete
iib tDotli9. Sapbir, Der eben pur=
iibereing bemertte bel bielem YIN.
laiie: Ser ungliidlihe lei meaen
unauoerldfiigfeit uno @ihtfeftbols
tens AM faiierlifen 0auie beftroit
tuoroen. - gu iener Reit muroe
Elm penig betannter EDntinitler gum
Doftor Der Muiif ernannt. 2ls mein
8egleiter ben 0umsriiten fragte,
pie es TONNE, oaB es 10 leidt iei,
biele Wlroe 81 erbalten, ermioerte
Sapbir: n@eil bel ben Soften Die
leeren 86pfe mebr gelter als Die opl.
len. gS mar nidt angenebm
uno fir ben angreifer in bpbem
@raoe beoentlih Sapbir ourh Wi.
oeriprub gu reiseu, eeihweiae benn
gu beleioieen. ginit geriet er nit
einem Shriftiteaer in 8urtuehiel.
0ieier, Der ben 9umoriiten nm Ieis
men &ubm benetoete meinte ipib:
nSie idreibeu MIR iir @eto ,id
ieooh fir bic @hre. -. Sober iGreibt
fir oas, mas ibm feblt!", CAB Sapbir
ihm CUR GnttuUrt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-11

iuhte i'd Die 9eier Der 5tabt auf
uno Den Nabmitta9 benubte id ba=
gu, auf Die Srrn1er auf3upaNen,
oenn es par Sonnabeno uno oa
fommen Die Sarn1er eetpDbn[ib our
Staot. Sd bate Slid unb bate
mebrere meiuer peitldufig mpbnei1=
J ben &unben a%efunoen. Nuf Der Stz
iette oes Guadalupe Sluiies bate
i'd nun refine Sadie, uno fonnte
Sonntca frlb nab Der Beitieite rei=
fen.
8on5ales baut INNER fleiBig brauf
los unb miro in penigen Sabrer cine
Der id0uiten Mitteltdote in 9eras
letn. 2eioer itanb bic BoummDn=
lpinnerei, uelde nit aroBen Opferu
Der 8iraer BON @Dnsales gebaut
tporoen lift. itiu. 8arum Der 8e=
trieb eingeiteut murbe, tonnte ih
nlbt erfobren. 0offentliG lit aber
Die @lnltelung bieier grpBen Tabrif
tur bon furser 9auer. Sc mare
Shaoe, tpenn all bas ih6ne @elo
perloren ainge. Sonntag frub rift
th nab Der Beitieite oes 5(uiies,
aber nid]t meit, innbern nur nad Der
Jartt oes Serrn Risfe, mo ib ben
Spnntag oerbrabte, benin ib uno
0erp gebraubten aud einen Mube=
tae. Wontaa frib rift i'd nab aef
y. 8. Sect beitebt ttur aus einent
fleinen @eihdftsbouie. 6ier ludte
ib 6errn 6. q. Sauer auf, let6er
tpar 6err Sauer oerreiit. BDn bier
gina es nah gplt g. o., NOD ih
ttebrere Sarmer aufiubte uno audi
ttah arDBer Wibe einen syarner
fano, melher mid iiber Nodt behielt.
Dieie 8egeno lit eft felt einigen
Sabren beiteoelt uno Die 9uter1 2eute
iino nod etpas iheu, 1pater tpiro
it'd oieies geben unb Der ~panoernoe
beitungsmenlh miro peniger Wiibe
baben. elm Nahtquartier gu finoen.
YIN folgenoen Gage rift ib nah
WtDntbalia uno beiubte Die bDrtiger
9eier uno au Mittag traf i'd BEL
Trau uno 9p. Seblis in Der Mabe
BON Belmont elm. Wu, bas tuar
cine Sreuoe, Onfel BuIh lift mieoer
Do, oenn friber tam i'd bier regel.
maBil ieoen @inter Ger uno ba tua.
rem Die Ginoer nod tlein unb freutert
iib auf meinen Deiuh, nun limb iie
eruahien, aber eefreut baben iid
Die Rinoer bod. Sim folgenoen
Gage ging eS tpeiter, mieoer suriid
nob Der Otieite bes 5fuiies. iber
tpelben iebt cine bibihe mooerne
SabrbriGe fibrt. 8uerit t1ad Bel
mont. NOD ib Germ Sorsbaaen
einen furaen Beiuh abftattete, oanr
eing es peiter nah benz giedes
Greet uno bieien binauf Bis nad Der
Sarm unieres alten 2eierS, 6errr
W. 8. 6ibDtter. 2eiber tparer
audi bier mebrere Mitelieoer tranf
am Sieber. Im @abmittag ging
es tpie0er Surif nah Belmont uno
nDn bier nah Der 6arm bes 6errn
Wm. W0tat. Ser 8pigt 1T elm
treuer 2eier Der r5reien Breife4.
Sc mar Mbeno uno ih muBte blei>
ben. Sn friiberen Sabren mar
Woigts Sarm 10 cine speite 9eimat
fir midi uno tpenrt ib geluno bleibe,
10 uiro es mol in 3ufunft 10 iein.
Iuh bier lag nod cine Eohter franf
am Steber, es mar aur re1t gut, oab
Or. Tabor niht BON ben pielen
a%ranfbeiten in 8onaales County I'M
terridtet tuar, er batte ionft getpib
aue Wfalaria fir gelbes Steber ertl6rt,
uns cine Qnarantdne iiber oas gauge
Gountp %oerbdnet!
&. 6. Bu{f.
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NuerIe.

IS. Q. Malon, Der Snterna=
tiDnnle Brdlibent Der pereinigten
&iiocintiunen Der Observation-Disclosures.
fteuten, lit bier eineetrDffen.
Die .Sm MntDnip BaIte
Wurf8" baben cine Wbdnoeruna ibe
res Greibriefs balm lauteno bean@
trn9t, baB taS &apital BON $15,-
600 auf $25. 600 erbDBt tpire.
I'm DDnneratag abenb tuurz
ben awiiheu 9 unb 10 uhr an fieben
perl6ieoener Steqen Nttentate auf
Stra6enhabncars periibt NIT Steis
men un6 EDrpeous.
SIN Store uo1 6ranf @olinop
in ber DHrasS ttaBe 0eriet cine aifte
NIT rotem trnfenen Bfeffer in
Brand. tuel@e bic NngeiteGten in
ben 6uf crpebierten, nm ben 2aoen
81 retten. Der fih uerbreitenbe @ez
rud tuar bernrt, oaB bic gauge 0ahs
barlMaft Fir uno 5eniter lGlie6en
Tsn6te, ba nas Nielen gar fein Gnoe
nebuien tpulIte.
Tim oas Minrftbaus beruni ion
Elm adtunoorei6ig IuB breiter Tabrs
ue9 nt8gelegt treroen. Dnourd
meroerl bic Gnlaaen nm % SUB be-
f@nitten.
Die auelteuune Der yWets
1eEas yet Stud anb HDultrp Nnus
eintion" lit iebt in benz 6aufe 318
Meftse Commerce StraBe i'm @ange.
Sic lit iebr iebensuert uno miro
and redbt 5ablreih befuGt.
Jn Der glf's 6aIIe fanb cine
pom 100 pruminenten Biroern uno
8eni1ten beludte Werlammluna
TAFT, UNI iber Wittel uno @eae All
beraten. mie ben 5ahlreihen @eiebe
lpfieteiten. bic fiG beiunoers geoen
bic acknowledgements unb bic NnQe=
ftellten auf benielben riHten, entQez
aeaoetreten tueroen Tam. Sr rnebs
rererl 8eoer tpnrber Die Mnftifter
itarf ueroat1r1t. Die Berfatnmluna
belHluB, Elm Grecutip : Rpmite elm
5uiesen, oas nit @ahorud arbeiten
fou.
George %. goune bat bic
Traction 6ontpnortie auf $40, 600
Shnoeneriat uertlagt, neil er i'm
Jnnerr1 Der Gar teineri BIab finDen
tunnte, fiH brauBer nnbdneer, muBte
utio bel eif1ett StpB B~erabfiel, uubei
er fid perleste.
Der Jnaenieur $. OF. gberru
uerlnnlt BON Der Siolihen Bacific.
Balm 49, 600. &c ruuDte bic lps
Kpulutine befteiaer, bas Trittbrett
CAB mad uno &c fpuroe su Booen
oef@leubert.
Die in Dallas erlheineube
G6erbauseitung .GeIb unb Jlurs
brndbfe in ibrer 0urnruer 5um Be
gin1t oes 6. Sabrganges Die Burs
traits ber i1r1n1tliden beutIhen Rel.
tnngSberausgeber in Teraa.
Guf oer Geimfabrt BON @otuua
lot Huftin itarb nuf benz Bulge Der
Jnternationalbabn rabe San Unto.
rip u. 8. SoneS bon Nuftin, Der
auf Der Jago bel Gotula burfl
Smnne suFaqiQ uertuunoet tuuroen
tpnr.
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9as nniibertreffid5e GONE
gtnr Ster.

Sour aus 6opfen uno Wals ae.
braut, lit oas 9pne Gtar 8ier Elm
rei1es, geiunbes uno ourhaus be-
tDmmlibesN @etrdnf, bas belonoers
Srauen, Die zines Startunasmittels
beohrfen, gu entpfeben lit.
Iuf &eiien, auf Der Saeo, aul
benz Gifhfang, auf grpBen unb fleis
3anotDurer 9iebt es fein beIieres,
a1re9enoeres urb itGrfenberes @ez
tranf, mie sune star 8ier.
&einbeit uno Site iinb Die M1erfs
male bes Gone Gtar 8ieres.
x X K
Die Mnalple oes Gone 9tar 2Sies
res bat ergeben, baB bel Der Bube.
reitun9 oefielber r1rr bic e~rfproerli=
ben 8eitanbteile better Qualitdt Ser
nenouna finoen.
Das Gome gtar Glafhen . @ier
iDnte in feinem 6ausbalt feblen. Gs
lit geraoeiU gut elm Wabrunqemittel
uno 10 oienlih pie Brob.
Gone etar 8ier 1T elm Qaita.
tionsmittel fir WaBiefeit.
a
Wdbreno Der Jeiertaae iollte oas
berihmte Gone Gtar 8ier in ieoem
9ausbalt, auf iebem giibe su fin=
ben iein.
DaS neue Broouft Der Zone Star
Brauerei, oas Mlamtp ElaiHenbier
niro uno mug iiw ben Warft i'm
Sluge erobern. gS lit ppr au8Qe<
seibnetem @Dblgeibmaf uno fornmt
benz impurtirten Bier gleih.
User oas MIamp Bier aefpitet
bat, Der miro ibm treu bleiben. Die
Zone Star 8auprei Bat in Der Ser
itellung bieies Bteres cine oroBartiae
2eiftuna poQbraht.
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Gpmal gprtmgs NmrferB.

unier GROCER teuer aatalug III
gum geriano bereit unb fam in 3
Gents in Briefmarten bescaef, tuers
ben. Wir baber bic beften, biliqs
item unb ihDnften BaunlIHulartifeI,
ruelbe bier gesDaerl rueroen, uno Be-
banoeln ale uniere Gunoet, 10, wie
tpir als SDlher bebanoelt su nuers
ben tuiinihen. Mooreife
OttD 2pde,
Heu Braunfels. Teros.
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sfteorise Staten fiir Die Geiertase.

Die 5eras & gacifc ; Giienbabu
giebt ben Bemobnern ppn Eeros
uno 2ouiiiana pie eetuDbnli6 @elee
genbeit, tudbreno Der @eihnahtsfeie
ertage lire alte 6ein1nt unter biuiQen
Staten beiufen 81 fDnner. Meoeu
aaer @in5elbeiten uenoe man 5ib an
irgeno etnen 9idet. Maentesi Doer an
s. IS. Turner, General . HnTagiers
Maent, Dallas. 9era8.
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Hbsntnatlsmis ut IN bielent aIirno
idrnerSbafter als irgeno elm anoeres
2eiben; tpirb burd elmer & Mmeubs
saeaspt WO. 1851 eebeilt. 6. &.
Shmict. Naent. 6ouftDn, 9eras
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Mltu no Sung erfreuer fidb an ben
i'm Stpre BON Sic. Tengo aasees
legten Weibnahtsiahen.
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4 8 salamu : Slafdenbier.
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lprice
Popula- No. Hours Price perllp.hr.
ton. Lights Bind C. p. year. cts.
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TABLE NO. 1.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18

Few persons outside Of California
know these facts.
Did you know them before reading
this2
Had you ever thought of going west
ward to the ocean instead of east2
In order to better acquaint the out
side world with CaIifornia's summer
climate in geneeaI and with Coronado
Tent City in particular, the Santa Fe
has arranged to sell frst-ciass round
"trip combination tickets from the east
to San Diego and return this summer
at very low rates
These tickets will be on sale daily
from June 1 to August 81, 1903.
They entitle holder to two weeks
board at Tent City and side trip to the
Grand Canyon of Arizona. also Pull-
man berths and meals en- route both
ways.
To properly advertise Tent City ex-
cursions and attractions. the noted
Coronado Tent City Conert band of
twenty pieces has been engaged to
travel along the lines of the Santa Fe.
stopping at all towns of importance and
o4NAi6 AtN~ oPNA4-eAAA NDAACSA -. AAAS RNAt4
Us accompanied by an entertaining lee
turer, Mr. A. A. Weiss, of Cincinnati.
who viii give free talks on California.
by numerous and beautiful
stereopticon views.
The band and lecturer travel in a
special Pullman tourist sleeper. Of the
same style as those occupied by the
regular tri-weekly personally conduct
ed excursions over the Santa Fe between
the east and California This car will
be side-tracked near the Santa Fe depot
in this city. and the concert and lecture
will be given in the state house grounds
evening of May 26th.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18
s.CONNED" MRS. ROOSEVELT
Buffalo Woman Nearly Gets Away
With $15.

Buffalo N. Y. May 1S-A designing
Buffalo woman has nearly succeeded in
getting SIS from Mrs. Theodore Roose-
velt, the wife of the president. The
Buffalo woman represented herself as
being of one mind with President
Roosevelt on the subject of race suici le.
To back up this statement she wrote
that she was the mother of y children
and soon expected to be the mother of
13. She said she was in destitute cir
cumstances and needed SIS Immediate
~. Mrs. Roosevelt sent her a check for
that amount, and then communicated
with the charity organization society Of
this city asking it to assist the woman.
An officer of the society was sent to il-
vestigate.
He found the woman in a we'll fur
nished home. Her husband was earning
over SO a day. When asked where the
II children were the woman could pro-
duce only two. Payment on Mrs .Roose-
yelt's check was stopped.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18
DEEPLY HURT.
Russian Officials Are Wounded
by American Criticism.

st. Petersburg. May 1S.-The Russian
officials express themselves as being
deeply hurt at the criticisms Of the
American press on the subject of Man
churia and say that considering the
friendship extended 40 years ago when
America needed friends. America might
at least inquire whether the Anglo
japanese news were not colored in
Anglo-Japanese interests
The Manchurian incident threatened
at one time to cause serious trouble on
the bourse. When the excitement was
at its height Finance Minister Witt
visited Foreign Minister Lamsdorf and
informed him that under the influence
of American representations Japanese
truculency and American nespaper at
taclCs'' in addition to the Balkans trou-
bic the oourse was dangerously weak.
The finance minister also declared that
a continuance of the attack would
threaten Russia's credit.
There is a widespread belief that NJ
Plancon, the Russian charge at Pekin
represents the Grand Duke Alexieff and
the war party
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18
MRS. THORPE CHOSEN.
She Is Elected President of Police
Matrons' Association.

Mrs. /. f. Thorpe. police matron. was
elected president of the Western Police
Matrons' association, which is in session
at Sioux City. Iowa. Mrs. Thorpe was
unable to attend the session, and her
election Saturday was a surprise TO
her 1t is evident that the police
matrons of the west have recognized
her worth, and taken advantage of a
chance to show their esteem. Mrs.
Thorpe took an active part in the or
ganizat atiOn of the association a year
ago which now includes matrons from
Omaha, Chicago. St Joseph, st. Louis
and other large cities.
Mrs. Thorpe was one of the first po-
lice matrons appointed in Kansas after
the passage of the law providing for
matrons Of police in 1898. and beside
her duties as jailor OF the female pris-
oners. has done vast amount Of chari-
ty work. especially among children and
young girls. At present she takes an
active part in the Social Settlement
work which is conducted at Fourth
and Jackson streets.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18
CUT up BY TRAIN.
Michael MalI0y Meets a Horrible
Death.

Michael Malloy. young man en-
ployed in the Santa Fe warehouse. met
a horrible death in the Santa Fe yards
under the Sixth avenue viaduct last
night about o'clock He was run
over and cut to pieces by a train, SUD
posedly the second section Of No. Q.
The mangled body was found by the
switch engine crew after the switch en-
gine had run over the body. Young
Malloy went to Usage City. the home
of his parents. Saturday night 1t is
the general suppositiOn that he got off
a train as it was passing through the
yards and was caught under the
wheels. The young mans body was cut
to pieces. The right arm and leg were
severed, the trunk crushed in two, and
the head almost cut off. It is thought
that the body was mangled by the
switch engine. which ran onto the main
line about that time to attach Manager
H. L. Mudges private car to the rear
Of No. 6. Two men were said to be
with or near Malloy when the accident
occurred, but Coroner Hogeboom has
been unable to find them.
An inquest was begun at Barclays un-
dertaking establishment at $3.50 this al
ternoon-
Up to the time of his death Malloy
had been living with his br0ther-in-laNp
Chas. H. BrattOn, of 333 Adams street.
The body will be taken to Usage City
for burial
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18

All the world knows that California is
an ideal winter resort. Comparatively
few persons in the United States. out
side of California, are aware that the
summer climate of the Golden State"
is fiawless. Along the thousand miles
Pacific shore-line of California, with its
frequent beaches, there are hundreds of
places where one may enjoy the cool sea
breeze, bathe in the surf, or go fishing.
Up in the high Sierras or in mountain
valleys like Yosemite, the midsummer
temperature keeps under 80 degrees
F. The coast breeze blows across four
thousand miles of salt water. and in the
mountains the altitude tempers the heat
of the sun to a benevolent smile. Could
you wish for a pIeasanter place in
which to spend July or August?
Down at San Diego, within a few
miles of the Mexican boundary the sum
mer days are particularly alluring. Just
across the bay from San Diego is some
thing new in the resort world-a little
@white city, of tents. known as Tent
City. It nestIes under the wing of Hotel
del Coronado, within a stones throw of
the Pacific surf. Here, every May, the
tents are put up-hundreds of them
and from then until September they are
filed with visitors from interior Cali
fornia. from Arizona, and even from
New Mexico.
Coronado Tent City is located on
Coronado peninsula, near Hotel del
Coronado, a narrow strip of land sepa-
rating the Pacific ocean from the Bay
of SaE Diego. A lavish expenditure of
money has made it the most popular
camping place on the Pacific coast.
The climate is perfect. the camp is
healthful. the tents are comfortable,
there are many amusements on land
and water, and many nearby points OF
interest.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-05-18
COMMENCEMENT OPENS.
DR.. snelson breaches Sermon at In
dustrial Institute.

The commencement exercises of the
Topeka Industrial Institute began Sun
day afternoon at the Institute Assembly
hall The entrances were crowded with
people eager to hear the speakers. Soon
after the exercises began, many persons
were turned away because of the
crowded condition. The baccalaureate
sermon was preached by Rev. F. ..
Snelson, and programme of sacred Sc
lections was well rendered by the In
stitute band and the Institute chorus.
The exhibit of the handiwork of the
students was a powerful argument for
this kind of training for the colored
boys and girls of Topeka and the west
ern states. Tonight the annual recital
of the musical department will take
place. The admission to all exercises is
free.