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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
At NeW Haven.

lew Haven, April 22sThe Boston kericans made their defeat of the 'w Haven base ball team emphatic the ninthsinning yesterday, when six. 5, coupled with two passed balls, Ee them five runs. Sensational lches were made in the outfeld by
 ern and Fitzmaurice. Parent and Iris excelled in batting for the Bos- Is. Score:
 kv Haven 0 ? o o 0 0 0 o O-2 8 4 eton ...1 o o 2 0 1 0 o 5-9 15' 0 batteries -Hannifan, Tuckey, Jope h Weeden; Gibson and Criger. At Meriden. |feriden. April 22.-The Philadelphia
 hletics defeated Meriden in wei! |yed game here yesterday afternoon, b 1. Score:
 hletics 0 o 0 O 0 1 o o 1-2 z 1
 fiden 10 o 10 0 o o o 0-1 6 3 batteries Quinn and sSchreekengest; hlshand Burke. At Springfield. ] f Springfeld-Springfield [, Nashua
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
nom aAsfr u1laa.

Husband--I think I'll run up to St. Paul for couple of days for change. Wife-Will you take me with you?
 "Of course not. said I was gong for a change. Chicago Daily News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
Posseasea 4.

Father-I wonder what's the matter with Nellie this morning. She acts Ii I6e one possessed. t
 Mother-She probably is.. I noticed a new ring on her finger when she came downstairs. rs.--Philadelphia Bul- letin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
perehanty Norr Free.

NEW YORK, April p. PreI Ban Johnson of the American lI called at National league headqul and left check for $4,0O0 the President Pulliam to satisfy the which the New York National I club had on Edward Delehanty. hanty is now free and clear to
 his contract with the Washington and he will play on the Washi team during the entire season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
OTHER GAMES. Ar So,,+h EField

nn ........1 co 1 1 0 0-3 2 6 sluinbia .... O o 0 1 3 o @4 5 6 Batteries -Aimes and Tucker: Tyler,
 I t and Goodman
 At Cincinnati- University of Cincin- Ati E. Depauw university 4.
 At Syracuse University of Syracuse Syracuse Q.
 lHolyoke, April s22.-Manager liar hgton Uncovered his bunch of Connecs but league ball tossers to tue gaze of sHolyoke crowd Monday afternoon, l q the men from Striketown were s1nd sadly wanting. The Nashua
 am of the New England league put it over the lads who were wearing bper city uniforms for the first time, hd when the smoke cleared away 'olyoke was left with tho small end 9 to 2 score. And worse than Tat, there were not more than three 'f3n on the H olyoke team who han led themselves as if they had ever
 ken out licenses for the national hme. The crowd was large and the engagement consequently encouraged Bais last was not true of the fans, who surneyed out to Springdale park hoT- g to see things in shape for the first Este of professional ball Holyoke I;ps
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
ResuIts at Lakeside.

CHICAGO, April 22.-But one favor ite won at Lakeside, the other events going to long shots and second choices. The English betting system introduced Monday was still. in operation, but the Hammond police did not interfere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
Fucker and Baldwin Retired.

WASHINGTON April g. -Brigadier Generals Louis B. Fucker and Theo- dore A. Baldwin,. recently promoted, were placed on the retired list of the army on their own application after more than forty years service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
Monitors voyage to st. Louis.

CAIRO, H., April 22.-The United States monitor Arkansas. having fin ished the work of cutting down her stacks, passed under the bridge and proceeded on her way to- St Louis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
Indefinite.

s.You say his wife's brunette9 I ynouxa.s Is married blond.
 "ae did, but she dyed. Michigan Trinkle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22

Rye lots; Washington Hills vs pterrt- macs. Waterville; B. A. O. vs Pas- times, Driving park.
 July 5-St Josephs vs Merrfmacs, Waterville; Washington Hills vs B. A. G., Rye lots; Pastimes vs North Ends, Driving park.
 July 12-St Josephs vs B. A. e., Rye lots; Washington Hills vs PasftmeE, Driving park; North Ends vs MerHi- macs. Waterville.
 July .6-St Josephs vs Washington Hills, Driving park; Pastirnes vs Mer- rimacs, Waberville; B. A. c. ve NorFh Ends, Rye lots.
 August 2-St los"Ens vs Tasunes. Driving park: Wasn;nstoh Hills vs North Ends, Rye luts; F. A. c. vs Mfr- l rimacs. Water ai1le,
 August g-sst csep'is vs North Ends Rye lots; Washingtoc Hills vs MeHri- macs, Waterville: 5. A. c. vs Pas times, Driving park. . August 16-St Josephs vs Merrimacs, Waterville; Washington Hills vs Fl A. O., Rye lots; Pastinlas vs North Ends. Driving park.
 August 23 St Josephs vs E. A. C., Rye lots; Was liagton Hills vs Pas ] times, Driving park; North ends vs Merrimacs, Waterville,
 The president of the Waterbury league, who has been in communication | with the Meriden and Bridgepoit anna teur leagues will have an interesting re- port to make at the next meeting. Mer iden has already signifed her intention Of making arrangements for games be- tween the picked teams of the two cities and Bridgeport will hold an i'm portant meeting on Thursday evening to make arrangements to do the same. It looks like busy season for the tama- teurs of the state and better ball) will be seen than some of the so called pro- fessiOnal teams have given to fither Waterbury, Meriden or Bridgeport. The next meeting of the league will be held on Tuesday evening when thel final \ arrangements for the opening of the sea- son will be made.
 The Stars defeated the Strike Break
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22
LEAGUE GAMES.

s baltimore. April 22.-The Orioles Ened the tables on the Highlanders kterlay. shutting out the New York
 kregation by a score of 2 to 0. Sou E pitched the first five innings for Birds and then was succeeded by lttig. The latter twirler had good btrol and was very effective. There Ire times when the New Workers Ire on the point of scoring, but clean, It fielding by the home team shut km off. With the exception of an ex-
 sable poor throw by Ganzel, both \ ms put lip an errorless garf4e. "Cu- H'' ChiIds scored both of Baltimore's bls. The score:
 Wv York Q q Q Q Q 0. 0 0 o--0 ' 3 Fillmore ...1 0 O01 % %--2 6 l
 Batteries Wolf and O'Connor: Sam Fs. Getting and Fuller.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22

The Stars defeated the Strike Break CTS at the Athletic field yesterday af- ternoon by score of 15 to,2. 1he line- up of the Stars was as follows: Buck wich, c; Ries,f p; E. Hannon,5 lib; E. Curley, 2b; Brazes, ss; w. Dolahue, 3b: E. Maloney, If; Slosher, eff; Broth erS,rgf.S ray5 M
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-22

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 22.-News was received here yesterday that a contract has been signed whereby James J. Jetfries and Robert Fitzsim- mons will spar for points under the auspices of the Chattanooga spring fes- tival on May s. The fight will take place in a stadium on the Midway, which will seat 16,000 persons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
Ser Nudem eimer Gram.
Die ghmerSem tueroen Dergeben,
iuenit Der Hat clues Gan Mmt0uier
8iiraers bsfOigt tpiro.

Ser @iifen elmer Srau fam bel
@dmer5en baben.
Weiitens linb bic Nieren oaran
lhulo.
Rtifenlbmers bebeutet i'll Der Sat
Nierenihmera.
Desbalb beilen lie Duan's Nteren.
BilIen.
giele 5rauen in Sun Antonio
miiien oies.
Sebt, pas cine oari5>r mit5uteie
len bat.
Trau 81. 8eters, AS @al1ianp
StraBe. bic @atiin oes befannten
Maldliuiften 81. Yeters, iagt: SD
bate aeraoe 8iidenihmer5en aenua,
UNI elm Mittel ME DDau'S Nieren=
Bilen miroigen au fDnncn. oas Die
9hmerseu aus Dem Nliden lbneQ
uno prompt pertreibt. Sc ideint
fein @runo bafiir porbanoen gu iein,
hap ireeno Semano an &Iden<
lbmersen ober iraeno nalben anoe>
rem Sbmer5eu .leioet, bic auf Die
Wieren auridsuflbren lino, nenn
biea beilenoe Mittel i'm 8erar
Drug Store Dber in Slider &
6prinaaa' 8 Drug Store 3u baben 1T.
SD babe niht bic Nbiiht, BON bieier
uriahe nod einmal au leioen uno
nil AUDI nidt erlauben, oaB oteS ir=
geno Semano anoer8 tut, tpenn oiele
Ineabe BON mir, oasu beitragen
| tam, es au nerbinbern."
grbdltlib BEL allen Droeuiiten.
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wtiaburn
60. in Buffalo, W. g., aieiniae
Neenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Mamen 3 0 a n
uno aecepttrt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22

= Wie aus Dresden berid)tet
wirb, 1T nunmebr aud aeaen ben
Shpiegeroater oes @ebeimen &Dms
m%erstenrats 8iftor 6abn, gseter
Spredels, ben 8ruoer bes 3uder.
fDnigs &laus SpredelS, Die Inter
iuhuna einseleitet uoroen. Der
poridbriae &rab Der oortigen 8anfs
firma @buaro Hoflb Habfoleer,
beren Mitinbaber 8iftor 9abn mar
uno nit per audi Setter Spredels
in enger 8erbinoune itanb. elrfte
iomit nod iebr ernite Wabipiele bas
ben. Dor Surgeon muroe beridtet,
oaB 8iftor 9abn tuegen 8erpfan-
bnng fremoer DepotS oerbaftet
puroe, uno felt Der Belt lief oas @e=
rGbt UNI, oaB aud Der Sbpieeer-
batter heoenflib in bic fatalen Trans
aftionen permiGelt gepelen lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
bic gpSes=gtratc.

Cine a%letniefeit fibrt oft ben 9Gf
berbei. ShDn oft mar Der Sob Die
Strafe fir bic Bernahldifieune flei.
ner unbebeutenoer fleiner 3}iiie,
Sbnittmunoen ooer @eIdmiire
8orli9tiee 2eute baben besbafb i'm.
nler 8uflens Nrnifa : Snlbe i'm
6auie. Sc lift Die bette Salbe auI
@roen, benn tie nerbinoert jeoen IDt,
6en erniten NuSaana, uern es 1td
I'M Branbs Doer Sbnittmunoen, Sc.
ibpiiren o0er 0dmorrboiben ban=
belt. Sour 25 @tS. in ben Npotbefeu
oon s.. 8alteper & Son uno GbDlpf
DreiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
Gime pempfratiihe uaKme2"

&idter George @lart BON @aco
erldBt in Der @alpeiton .Nep8" einen
Dffenen 8rief, in pel6em er Die
Srage itelt, auf nelbe Sraae BIN Die
oemDfratiibe 8artei in Die ndblte
9atiDnalpabl etn5utreten eeoenft?
Die @rfldrungen fir 3arifreform,
@brlihfeit unb Spariamteit i'm Of
fentlihen Oienit uno gegen Die Grult8
iino peraltet uno baben lire 3ugfraft
oerloren. Die Republifaner tperoen
ite permutlth mieoer gu ben ibrigen
MAIDEN uno oaS geouloige Yapter
our ftarfen 8etonung oerielben be-
nuben. Sic meroen uns oarin su=
uDrfommen" meint Serr g1art,
nuno auBeroem baben mir ia AUDI
oas 8rin5ip BOT nur fir @innah=
me5mefe" ibun ldngit oerlaiien. Sc
haoelt li6 allo barum, cine neue
rSiiue" Su tinoen. 8rdltoent &oole=
belt bat Die 2pnbfraae anQesapft,
bieIei6t in Der uirfliben Spmpatbie
nit ben We9ern, bieIeidt audi in
Der Gblibt, nm ibre Stimmen gu
| tperben.
nWas beoeutet aber", fdbrt 9tiG-
ter @larf fort, ,baS 8dderoubeno
bon Neeern. Die fir elm iheuBlides,
unnennbares 8erbreden aelpnd)t
ueroen, e~egeniiber ben Sunoerten
uno 2auienoen. fir Die oas 0aupt=
prinsip unierer 8erfaiiung, Sreibeit,
@lei6beit, 8ebt auf Mrbeit CUR @r.
ndbrung lbrer Tamilien nibt por~
banoen 81 ietn i6eint uno Die bel
auSbrehenoen Streifes erbarmungs-
Los maltraitirt Ooer nieoeraefnallt
tperoen, menn iie fir Die Gusneben-
ben eintreten mollen. Das &edt je+
oes amerifaniiden 8iiraers, iein
8elhaft ooer Sanonert CUR Slid
li6meroung 81 berfoleen, gu arbei=
ten ooer gu feiern, mie eS ihm gefdlt
uno abioluten 5bub fir iein @ieen=
tum 81 genieBen. 1T un%perduBerlid
unb Die @runblaee Der &eeierune.
Dieie Medte oirfen ME uno nimlner
auf ons 8erlaneeu irgeno elmer Ber=
ion Uoer Organization aufeegeben
ueroen. DteIelben bilDen nament,
lib ben @runbpfeiler unieres bemp,
fratiihen Iuf> uno Nusbaues, Dbne
melhen Die nemotratiihe Bartei in
Nmerlfa 5erbrDdeln mus. Die Ir-
belt bat lire anerfannten Gehte, tie
fam fi6 Dreaniiiren uno itreifen.
Sober mabre Nmerifaner munl6t
ibr baS 8eite; tuenn aber Die preuni=
lirte Irbeit gu unaeleb[ihen Metbo-
ben lire 8uauht nimmt uno ourd)
@emalt. Wloro unb 8eritDrune oes
@iaentums lire 8pefe gu erreihen
ltrebt, 10 lit es Die BfliGt elmer Der
9roBen Barteien, oagegen furdttus
StelIune 81 nehmen unb nit Der
| Sifue pDr bas 2anb 5u treten."
6ihter g[arf idlieBt leinen nod
beS 2angeren ausgeiponnenen Nrti=
fel nit ben Worten: ,Die repub[ifa=
uil9e Yartei urter Der 2eitune bes
8rdfibenten miro oieie Srage nidt
auf bas Broeramm ieben. @arum
fam es bic bemofratiihe 8artei nibt
tun?"
Worauf nur 81 antnorten lit. aus
bemIelben @runbe, aus melhem Die
sepublitanii6e Bartei Dies nidt gu
tun magt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
QlHerIef.

MDraen, Sonntaa Nbenb, fDns
a~ertiert Carl 8ef'S StreihDrhefter
in Sheuermepers'S Barf bon s bic
IL ubr Nbenos. Museeaeibnetes
Brogramm.
- 6err Or. meo. b. b. 6e0en,
Der Sbifserst be8 CUR 8eit in Sal
neitDn por Mnfer l~ieeenoen @oro.
oeutihen 2lob6 9ampfer8 u5ranf-
furt" ftattete uns einen freunoliben
Beiub in unlerer Dfice ab
= Sir bic ausmdrti9en 9aufleute
muroe am Sreitae Nbeno i'm @arten
oes BeetbDuen : Wdnnerhpr cine
MISUNDERSTANDING peranitaltet, Die
rebt angenebm nerlief. Webrere
Mebner perpielen auf Die Wibtiefeu
Der eingefiibrten @rcuriiDnsraten fir
9aufleute, bic bier su faufen munib-
ten unb betOnten, bab bic baufiaen
Befuhe fir beibe Teile, 3dufer uie
8erfdufer. nur ehnifia reiultieren
f1nnten. Die 6anoelsmelt BON San
Intonio lei i'm Stanoe, oaiielbe 81
bieter, mie bic ir9eno elmer anoeren
Stabt i'm Gtnate.
Das ridli1tslpie Mbfeuerrl
BON S1ie6maffen auf Der StraBe
iDnte ftreng beitraft merben, ielbit
tuenn iih bic 8Dliaei bieies 8eree.
bens lbulbie maft. Samftag
Waht ianbte Elm 8olisiit in Der Glib
QlannD StraBe eine1n Ne9er, ben er
perbaften moate, oer aber entflob,
fhnf Shniie nah unb beinabe bdtte
cine Suael einen Bader %9etrofen,
Der aus benz Saule 2ouis Diebel's
frat. Das 2eben zines unlbuloigen
Wanne8 ioate bDb nibt auf'a Spiel
gelebt merben. men1 e8 rur gift.
einen Weger wegen uebertretune ei-
rler poli3eiliten Beroronung feit5u.
nebmetl. Nu9 ben SdieBboloen,
bic in ibrer aueenblidlihen Wut auf
Der StraBe pDn ibrer Waffe @ebraub
MAIDEN unb Wenlbenleben in @ez
fabr iesen, ipllte cine beillame 2ebre
erteilt peroen,
Die reue vWatipnai Banf Of
Commerce" mirb lib i'm &mann
@eb1ube nieberlniien. Das 3apis
tai betrdgt $500, 900. 3. B. Bar
elaD lit Hrdfibent; 81. 8. Bal. 8iee@
Yraiioent unb Sohn M. Bennett If.
Nliiitent Gaiiirer. Der 8allirer
mug nod ertpGblt peroen. Die
8ant wjrb aeeen DttDber in Opera.
tion treten,
- Das 6aus Der Srau Ratbarine
Deb, in @oDblamn Npenue, auf
2aurel 9eigbtS, ba8 non Or. s. 6.
goung bemobnt mar. 1T n~ieoerae.
brauut. Der 8erluit be8 0aules
betrdgt 81, 900. bes SnhaltS So. 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22

Sir bas bette 8pit DAT" ODls
telepbonire man an Die ,Teras @ooo
& Goal Co." Mites Tef. 1874.
Weues Gel. $40.
Geo. g, 8earb,
8e1fGft8fihrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
Saus' Hamtlisn- Billion anO Die behsn.
: Scr iptialiltilde 8erliner .Wol

Der 1Dftaltltllme Oerllner -SDrf
pdrtS" bebauptet. oaB einige reafe
tioudre 6pHhran5en benz aaiier fort'
pdbreno nit benz &ate in ben SbSen
lieger, bic Sniel Bihelsmeroer. mels
DIE einiee Meilen meitliG bon Ser.
lin in einem Gee lie9t. ansutaufen
uno bort elm reues failerlides 8eii.
oenslhloB su bauen. Dieler neue
Balnft fDnute nah benz Hllne bic.
ier dnaitliben SDfinge fart befeitlat
tperben uno BON ben benabbarten
Wilit1rbarraden fDnnten b~eionbere
Verbinbunesmege nah ben ufern
oes Sees beraeiteut weroen, pel6e
es ermDgliben tueroen, 10 ihneu,
als man es nur miiuibe, benz Sais
fer beiiern Sdub anaeoeihen gu lais
len. nDieier ungepDnli6e Blau"
iagt Der r8ortpdrts", tit cine 5plee
oes beuerlifen ungenDbnliheu
@abstums bes SosialismuS."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
Wtan miBadlte Die 8arnunaen

Wtan miBahte ole 8arnuneen
Der 0atur niht @enn Sbr Nppes
tit ihledt lit, Sic an iiblem Itbem
ieioen, iomie an beleeter 3unge.
oann merben Sic frant peroen,
tpenn Sic nidt MaBreaeln erareis
fen, UNI Sbr SHftem in Ole ribtiee
8erfaIiuna 81 brineen. Bridtep
Alb Bitter8 lit bas Mittel,
meldes sic brauden. SO retnigt
oas ean3e Spltem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22

@ladiih 1T Der, Der teine Sdbmersen
Dat, muB Der Nusipruh eines Renlfen
s~etpeien iein, Der gnafefis seeen 5ar1Dr.
rboiben 9ebrauht bat, nad,6em er bic
lange Cite Der nusloien @ebeimmittel
D6er ginipriBuneen o 8arbolidure ges
braubt unb ben Fob eriehnt Dat. Rad]
etner 5tuan5i9idbrigen @rfahrung tuirb
Nnofeiis bon Merbten unb 8atienten ais
oas superldifigite, uerniniti9ite uno ra.
bitalte Mittel 9e9en S~dmorrb0iben be.
trohtet, bas ie erfunben fuorben lift. Bro
ben bon aunfeiis meroen pon g. Reu.
ftdbter & Co., Dor 2416. 9iep 9Drf. fret
berianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
gaubbett faun mtd,t aepeiIt weroeu

burd lotale @pplitatiopen, neil lie ben tranten Eel
oes Dbrss nidt erreldsn t1nnen. Is siebt nur q.
sen lBee, Die 3aubbejt III tHrireH, Hno Der 1T oura
fonittutionelle 6eilmittel. 3aubbfii tpirb bprb els
men ent3irnoeten 3uftano Der i9lsimigen @ustlsi-
bnng Der Guta@il6en R6bre peruriaht. Wenn
oieie 3R6bre f6 e~nt5hnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ODER unpoltommenss Geb6r; unb nenu le gang
gei9loiitn il. eriolgt Saubbeit, uuo psnn Die Gnt-
jnn6ure nibt geboben unb Dieie yf6bre nieber in ib=
rem aeb6riQsn 3uitagp usrfebt perosn tam, wiro oas
Seb6r for INNER terit6rt tperbsn; Isan 6dae inter
,ebn perben burh aatarrb Deruriaht, igelasr nibts
als elm entiluoeter 3ufanb Der i6leimisen p6er-
Hidden II.
Sir tpoleu sinbuubsrt Dollars fur jebsn (ourh
Ratarrb peruriabten) Sal BON Saubbeit geben, ben
mir niht ourh Ginnebm,n BON 9atI' & o.
tnrrb . q r b.ilen f6nnen. 2abt Gu9 umE
ionh lireplare tsmmen.
s6 aertau|t Yep aasn &potbetern, preis Is
Gents Die S6faiGe.
HaQs' Tomtlieu= WiQsn Nnb Die behsn.
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Sc pirb eelaat, baB mdbreno
bes beiBen Metter6 Reuralgia bic
idlimmiten Shmersen ueruriabt,
Oh falt ooer beiB. ct. SatDbs Del
tpiro tets prompt unb iiber beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22
Madbt fdsnel elm cube Saait!

Sft bort man DIE 2eute ihner
iammern uno flaaen iiber aunertrdg'
lid]e S6mer5en, naboem iie ielblt
ibren Or9anen gu piel 5ueemutet ia.
ben. &iifenibmer5en, Shminhel-
anfdlle, Yeritopiuna uno 2eberbe>
ibmeroen pflegen iid oann eiusu-
iteaen. 9urb ben @ebraph BON
Or. Sings Neuen 2ebens : Biuen
maht man aber aHeoem ihneu Elm
@noe. Sic mirfen miloe uno ODD
eriinolib. Man perlude iie. 0ur
% Gents. @arantirt bon ben NpDs
tbefen bon S. aa(tener & Son unb
Aoolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-22

Wtan pereelie niht - uenn
0ol5 n6tis iit-s gu t%elepboniren an
n9eras Wnuo e. Goal Co." Gltes
Eel. 1874. Neues Eel. $40.
@eD. g. 8earb,
@elbdftsfiibrer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
NOT OF THE BENNETT STOCK
Jury Decides That Canned Goods Must
BE Returned TO selling
Company.

In the United States district court Mon
day Afternoon a Jury Of nine men awarded
Il the Barkley-Stetson Preston company Of
Los Angeles, Cal, canned goods to the
value of approximately $1,000 which were
previous to that time considered as part Of
the stock of the w. r. Bennett company.
According to the evidence in the case the
goods were ordered by the Bennett COM
pany through a travelling salesman last
July and at that time the R. G.. Dun COM
pany was asked TO report upon the financial
standing Of the Bennett company, but tho
manager refused to make a signed state
ment of the condition Of the firm, a refusal
which he had made on previous occasions
when the mercantile agency desired a re-
port. However, in conversation with the
agent, he said that the company had a
capital stock Of 5000, 900, with no debts on
its merchandise account. This was taken
as a basis for a favorable report and the
goods were shipped, arriving a short time
before the failure OF the company.
When the bankruptcy proceedings were
begun the California firm asked to have the
goods returned, claiming that they had
been sold under a Misrepresentation of the
facts, caused by the report of the Dun
agency. At hat time the application was
refused, but the trustee was asked to segre-
gate the goods from the stock so that they
could be identified later. At the sale j.
F. Baum purchased all of the assets OF the
Bennett company and believed tina he
had secured the goods claimed by the Cal
ifornia wholesale house. This company
then brought suit against the trustee and
Mr.. a TO recover the goods, with the
result above stated. Mr.. Baum said the
case would not be appealed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
FouEht His Wife.

Joe Roma is another accession TO the list
OF wife heaters, according to the police. lie
home, l2l4 South Fourteenth street. He Is
said to nave gone there and because of
jealousy in regard to his wife began TO
punish her. She fed to the house OF a
neighbor for assistance and two of the men
from adjoining houses went over and sub
dued the irritated husband. 1t is intimated
by some persons that Mrs. Roma was not
altogether outnumbered in the fight; at
any rate Koma had a cut on his left cheek
when arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Live Your Belief.

What do you believe? l cannot tell by
looking at you; l cannot tell by hearing
you talk; but let me live with you and |
can tell. No mar can hold the truth, as
some say, but the witnesses are 1eid by
truth. Behind the words of the lip should
be the work of a life. Before you condemn
the doctrine we preach, you should look at
us and compare us as we are now with
what we were before we were changed by
the gospel of Christ. In this sense We are
witnesses, and the man who says one thlng
and does another is never a witness.
The function of the church Is the creation
of witnesses, and the function of the dn-
dIvidual is witnessing these things. The
high priest was a Sadducee, one - a sect
which denied resurrection, denied angels,
denied spirits-he had got around the super
natural, but the apostles brought before
him ali three things. resurrection, angels
and spirits, facing the ra~tionalism of one
who denied that, they exist That Is the
function of dlscipsoship, facing the rational
ism and unbelief of every age, and saying
to II, I'VE are witnesses. We exist as We
do. Account for us before you deny our
doctrine" 1t was once said that infidelity
could civilize savages, but we have not
seen its work. 1t Is now claimed that the
university and education can civiliZe all
people. We have no objection, but would
like to see some of their work. Christianity
Is doing IT.
But take the question homC, Am ! a
Christian?" The best place to show that is
In your home. II you are not living so that
your children are anxious to become Chris
tians you are not doing your duty, and this
can only be accomplished by your life.
It was announced that a collection will be
be taken up at each service to pay the ex-
pense Of the meeting, the surplus collec-
lions to be donated to the Mortified exten-
sion fund. Meetings will be held each
afternoon at 4 o'clock and each evening at s
at the First Methodist church
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
VIII Deal with northwestern.

F. A. Ward, general chairman of the Joint
committee of trainmen and conductors OF
the Wyoming and Nebraska division Of the
Northwestern, said yesterday:
I'VE will have a meeting with Superin-
tendent c.. C. Hughes today to adjust some
minor differences that exist. After that, l
imagine, the committee will go home to
await the call from the chairman of the
general joint committee of the Northwest
ern trainmen and conductors.
"Since the absorption of the Elkhorn by
the Northwestern the two committees have
been Joined and will act together. We ex-
pect to be called to Chicago within a few
days. as everything is practically in readi-
ness for the meeting of the committee with
the officials of the Northwestern"
Secretary Richards of the committee of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen has
received orders from his grand officers to
remain in Omaha until he Is advised to
proceed to Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
A Cure for Lame Back.

II you are ever troubled with pains or
lameness in the muscles Of your back use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and they will
quickly disappear. Mr.. Alexander Viollette
of Vulcan, Mich. says 1t is the best lini-
ment he ever used for lame back.