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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
Tiir $500 na1 9entl1lanO.

Deutib amerifanii9e 8eituneen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit grD.
Bem Sntereiie gelelen, neil iie fib
frei auSipre6en uno bdufig bon orii=
ben mebr Nelliefeiten uno Na9ri6=
ten brineen, als Die oeuti9en 8eis
tungen ielblt. Die nSreie Breiie fir
9eraS" lit briibelt iiberal, tpDbin 1ie
geianbt mirb, Elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait uno tann ii6 riibmen, Gner=
tennung uno @iirbiaune gu finben,
tpie aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an unS,
fomie an Oieieni9eu, tuel6e oas 8latt
an ibre Berwanoten i6iden, berppr.
3ebt. 8er baber ieinen 8ermanoten
uno sSreunoen cine yreltbe ertpeiien,
ibnen Elm tuilltommenes @el9enf
MAIDEN toia, Der beitelIe fir 1ie Die
rSreie Breiie fir geras". Oas Sns
tereiie fiir 2eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeeno, tpo bic
Tertpanoten tuDbnen, 1T in Oeutlds
lamb iebr lebbaft uno e5 1T unm0a'
li6, in Briuatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
lide Gnftldruns unb gelbreibune
oeS fremoen 2anoes gu 9eben, tpie
oies Die nsSreie greie" allp6hents
lib tbut. Sir oen gerinaen Breie
nUn So nerienoen mir portofrei unler
reibbaltieeS @Ubenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Ioreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
Die ssreie prefSe fir 9eras pabi.
GDmbantl,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
HDitiimballe am preuRiiaen Sofe.

gor 100 Sabren, am II. Wtdrs
1904. iab oas alte 86niasihl0B an
Der Spree Elm prddtiges Mastenfe1t,
oas Die 9Dbaeit 9lleranoers oes
@rDBen nit StatDra, Der 9o1ter oes
Darius, oarftellte. Brins 6eiurib
BON 8reuBen eribien als Nleranber,
Die aDnigin Suite als Statpra. giel
Ger9nigen bereitete Den sablreicben
BaQediten bes 60fes nuf oieiem
apitiimball Elm 8eeellpiel, bel oeln
aus ben Happfegeln auerlei luitige
Berionen berausiprangen. ueber
einen anoeren gldnsenoen Softiims
ball. Der i'm 8Dni9liben Shlsiie am
81. Sanuar ftattfano. fino mir ourd
einen 8rief oe8 Brin5en Wilbelm
bes nabmaligen &aiierS 8ilbelm L..
an ben WaiDr BON 0fabmer gut unz
terribtet. 1856 GeriDnen, ale ons
peienoen Brinsen uno BrinseIIins
men, iiber 80 sSiiriten uno Siirftins
men beteiligten fib an einem sSelt=
5uge gu gbren bes nit ieiner Sc
tnahlin. Der Brinseilin Charlotte bon
NreuBen. antpeienben @rpbfiiriten
uno nadmaligen &aiiers geifDlaus.
Die @roBfiirftin geifDlaus, Die
9hmeiter 9aiier @ilbellns l., nit
lanaualenoenn 6eioenaepanoe, err
| ibien als 2aua &oofb, nad Dem
9leibnamigen oamaliaen WDoeoe=
oibt BON Tbonlas Moore, Der @rDB=
fiirit geit0laus als Nliris, Die Brtn=
aeiiin gliie &absitueQ als Beri.
Der ib6ne Seramors, Der bife Sab
laooin. ale 16 8erlonen Der ulebens
ben 8iloer" in WpDre's @eoibt,
muroen in Ql1nsenoen 9ra9ten bon
Yrinaen uno Brinseiiinen barge
itellt. GpDntini hatte bic MuIit 3u
oem Seitsuge uno gu ben lebenben
8iloern aei6rieben, uno als ipars
iamer gBirt bat er ipdter Die Oper
n0urmaba" oaraus aemabt.
| Nub 8ailer ssrieori1 bat ols
Rronprin5 stueimal ben Mittelpuntt
pr6btiaer Soitiimfeite aebilbet, BON
oenen oaS erite am s. sSebruar 1875
an ben Sof Der Weoicder fiihrte.
S6mrntlide 30itiime tuaren in
ibrer TDrmenlh6nbeit uno leub.
tenoen Jarbenprabt Elm prahtpplIes
Gbbilo Der italieniiben 0enaifiance
uno gum Teil, mie oas Bradttoitiim
Der &ronprinaeiiin. oirette gopien
mud 9iSaniitben @etndloen. Der
4r0nprins erihien ebeniaQs Itileht
ols Seinrih VIII. in ftrablenber
Sh6nbeit uno Wdnnli1teit. 8ur
Gilberbohaeit oes trpnprin5liden
@bepaares am %. ssebruar 1883
murbe oer olelbemunoerte rWtinnes
sug" aufgefiibrt, in tuelhem BrinseB
Wilbelm, Die beutiee 8aiierin, oes
feiert als syrau Wainne, in eiuem
punoerbaren &0itiime BON ihrem, bon
iehs &apolieren aetragenen Wiinne=
tbrOn aus. Die 0uloiguna oer oDn
beribieoenen Watipnalitaten getqns-
ten QuaoriQen entaeaennabm.
Ourb Srieinalitdt ausoe3eihnet
tuar aus allerlebter 8eit oas pDn
Raiier 8ilbelm Ii. nit 0Dftaoa-
lieren 1894 in oem biitoriiben &ab,
men BON San8louci Su gbren NbplI
oon HenSel's neranitaltete aeibiht.
libe &0itiimfeit, bel oem Der &ailer
als @eneralmaior b. 2entulus in
frioericianilher 9raht mittpirtte une
ieinen Bart geaenitber oem iiber Die
8oitiimtreue in Dem Ori9inalrab'
men oOn Sansiouci eritaunten Mei.
tier Wten8el ben gansen Gbeno iiber
big ms @in8elnite naturaetreu ourd.
fiibrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
Semtid) epangeltid) ititberume Sm.
tuetS=(6eMetnDe.

gde Nerutons unb @entresStraBe.
@ottesbienf;; y Seoen Sonnto9 %
ll--H II ubr.
S0nntoesicbufe: Seben SDnntae
q 1917 Ii nbr.
Seoermann lit her3lich pilltDmmen.
Bobnnng: 324 Gentre. StraBe.
=. 1lhlmann, Qah0r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24

&6nie Bietor Emanuel bon
Stalien bat 8efebl geeeben. Die 86=
nid)spabt am 26. Mdrs fir feline
8uiammentunft nit oem Raiier Wils
belm nah geeapel gu ienoen; lebterer
tuiro bort bier Eaee bleiben. 0albs
anttlid3 ift Der .Nfociirten 8reiie"
bic Gerfiberung gegeben, baB bic
Observation-Disclosures teine DO.
litiibe 8eoeutuna baben tpiro. ob.
mol bic S0uuerdne einen miinolihen
Weinun9saustal1h iiber ihpebenoe
internationale sSraeen 5u haben
tpiinihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24

SIN &Mirnenbofs pldtf9erte Der 8runz
ren, Sbn our9brang tein 2aut bic
talte, tpiiraise Gra1ltnssna9t.
2ange 3ett fAnissen 9eibs. @nb.
ltd faBte 9effel eineu @ntf9lub.
.Menf Ou NIT Oeinem @atdfQl
1aberit, fdste er langfam-ufo mubt
Du bentsn: ss. sibt 2eute, oenen es
nod biel f9limmer gebt,"
GLIDE ftarrts finiter Dor ii1 bin.
rNein, bic sibfs nidt. Dem jsber
anbere Wlenfh ftnbet penisftens 9rpit
tn Der Mrbeit, ipie id i'm aud bisber
in meinem Dtenite ~gefunbsn babe.
Sect aber-lstt 6eute Abenb tit ss ba>
NIT pprbei fir INNER
~llnb trpbbep," tpieberholte Der ane
bere, ngibt es Qeute, benen ss nod pieI
f4limmer gebt-unp bic ben Mangsl
qri @elb unb mas bamtt ouIammens
Aanst. nod ptel barter empfinben aIs
0u!"
sWer benu gum 8eifpiel2"
heifel aDnerte stuen 4uaenbltd.
n1ieber 8ott!~ fagte er bonn rubig
-.parum ion ids benn ni9t uusa
fpre2en, mas Du beHer tpeibt als i'd.
Glaubft Du, baB Nltr Da6lem beut.
aus 0iebe gtbetretbet bat9 Nein-Iie
tbut ss, neil iie fia teinsn Ratb msbr
pubte-dus b,m gang stnfonsn Man>
gel on Musiihten fir bic 3utunft. Mn
bieiem Mangel feibeit aud Du, 4bsr
Du bift Elm freier Meufd. tDdbrenb fie
ihr gau5es Qeben etnem anbern unters
crbnen muB-in elmer Gbe, bic bod
aller 0orausfidt nd9 nidt iebr gliids
li9 berlaufen fam"
nSie ipollts es ia ntdt anbers!"
faste eide 6alblaut por ii6 Bin
aNun fpirb es pobl 10 fomnen!"
n5ie ipollte nidt anbers, neil tie
ni6t anbers tonnte. Oas BAIT Du
fefbit einsefebsn. ltnb ba mub i6 nun
bod iasen: Menn Elm MdD9en bas
S4idfal au tragen permag unb nt9t
ooriiber gu @runbe eebt, 10 tonnte
tpobl aud Elm Wann iiber ben Wtansel
an @elb unb ben @erluit ieiner Soft
nungen hinnegfommeni"
gIde brebte itd raid berum unb
fubie bic 9anb bes 6reunbes.
nOo bait Du redt!" fpra6 er, Id
bante Dir, baB Du mir bas gefagt
bait!A
Dom Gbiirmden besann es in ble=
4ernen S9ldsen gu aittsrn. Gin
s9lag na9 bem anbern. gs nabm
tetn @nbs.
Wttternaht!
n9at fie Dir beute nod etfpas gum
4bf4ieb sei4rieben2" fragte 9sHsl.
Ser anbere fdiittelts ben Ropf.
Gie briidten ii9 bic 9dnbe unb i9ies
ben.
GIde sins in iein 3immer 3uriid.
Muf benz Wttteltifh f4tmmsrte sttpasa
Metbes-ein 8rtef Obsr 8sttel. Gr
tRubte, tpdbrenb BITE 9etbsu duf bem
@anee ftanbsn, bort htngelest tporben
fetn.
Gin frsubissr @6r.dsn Dur6sudts
i'm.
60 bate iie bod nod fstuer ssba9t
-tbm bod npd-bur9 eineu Der 8ur<
f4tn aus btr Dienitpobnung bes @rae
fen eeeeHiiber-etnen leBten Nbf9tebss
sruB gefanbtl
9aifis trat er an bas Geniter, ent>
faliete bort beim beuen MOnbfdetn
bas 8latt unb las:
Otenitanberuns!
Stott bes Gslbbtenites morgen frii6
S4ieben auf Stanb elf.
lin iiebeneinbolb llbr fdllt Der srite
S9uB.
Oaau Gerr Qsutnant DON Side.
(sSortiebuna foiat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
Gs rettete ieim 8ein.

IS. u. Danfortb bon Ga Strange,
Georgia, litt ieds Monate lang an
ei1em furhtbaren freiienoen Sdaoen
am Wein. Qber er ihreibt, oaB ibn
.,8udlens GrnicasSatbe" innerbalb
BON 5 Eaeen aebeilt babe. Sir oers
artige Sbdoen, tuie @unoen lbers
baupt, iomie fir 0dmprrbpioen III
oies Die bette Salbe in Der 8elt.
9iur 25 Gents. 8u baben in Der
Nputbefe BON s. &alteper & Sobu
uno Moolpb DreiB.
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Sentid1 eban8eliIdl Intberiibe at.
Suhanne8=( =(0emeiftAe

Ede Nueba: nn6 Sii6s Breia'StraBe.
q ties oieu #; Se6en Sonntae nm
q IL l1br.
Sonntaqsibule: Seben Sunntas
um u 10 lIbr.
gSdbreno Der 8aiiiDnsseit @ottes6ienft
leoen @eitttuo6 Ibeno nm s ubr.
gEGbnnug 314 gi0sYreia> StraBe.
.. 6artmaan, Raft0r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
9. ". & u. y. sabn,

" = 7 y = y "
glatb guerO, gOatam, SOuftpn unb @ai.
neftDn, taelib. ............. 100 GDrnl.
unb 9.45 9lbenos. ....................
gsatb gorpns ghriiti, &odpsrt unb Bee.
bile ta9lieb ..2.15 Nacbm.
Naeb Borne nno Serrnille, taatib. $500.
.................... Born.
Radb 8orne uno aerroille, Samstoas 3.45
9taehm. Nnfnnft WDntaas $50 Nbenbs
Nntunft.
Won guer0, g0atum, 6puftpn mne @al.
oefon, ta9licb ..........7.45 Moreeus
un6 $50 Nbenbs.
Son Corpus ghrifti, &odpDrt unb 8ees
billie td9litb... 1875 Nacbm.
Uon Gbrne nno &errOilfe. tdelih.
3............,s.............7 @benbs.
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Nus 9arlsruhe fnn1mt

- aus 4arlsrube tummt betrii.
benoe 3unoe. Der ereiIe @roBbers
5og Srieorih BON Baden batte aber.
mails beoentlide ObnmahtsanfdQe,
uno feline llmgebung muB lib nit
benz @eoanten nertraut gu MAIDEN
fnben, oaB Die Taee oss eolen Sir
iten ge5dblt itno. Der @rDBberaoo
bat iih bon oem Shlaeanfau, ben
er tp1breno ieines jiineiten Qufents
balts in Berlin bel 9niiers @eburtss
tag erlitt, ME tuieoer erbolt. nno Die
pbpiiihe Sdnafbe iit INNER mebr
berporaetreten.
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~. g. & Z. Sabu.

Nbfobrt.
@a6 gBaeo, Sort @ortb, Dallas, sonIas
@itp, ct. Souls unb gbicago, taalid,,
(Sunlet DepDt) )..........8.3 so Qbenbs.
9ocalSn9 oia Smitboille 80 8orm
Nntunft:
Son gbica9o, ct. 9ouis, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, Sort &Drtb uno gBaco, taalith
(SnnIet Depot ........7. so Moroens,
Gocalaua oia Smitboille. -. 9.25 9l6euos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24

Nalen= Ooer 0als,= Ratarrb miro
lofort beieitiat uno permanent tttrirt
ourb wSpro ssormalin" {Csimer
Y SImenb). 6. s. g d mibt.
Naent, 5puitDu, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24
Giienbqbu Tabr=8lau.
5. & O. u. eae,..
u B ia brt.

Ratb alien Norbe9 eras- gantten ........
Observation-Disclosures. 100 Born
Rah ct. Souls, Ntempbis unb ben,
Often. n..............12.40 40 Mittaas.
Nob NorbrTeras, Santa SSe unb 5risco.
Buntten 90 Mbenbs.
Nah ct. 2Duis, g8aco unb benz Often
.................. Is Mbenbs.
Nab 9arebo uno MericD. 900 8Drm.
Nntuuft.
Son ct. 4ouis uno benz Often z 80 Born.
Son gbr6sSeros, Santa Sc uno 6risco.
Huntten .8.45 BprrN.
Bon lDcolen 8unften z 40 Nbenos
Bon ct. 9ouis nno benz Often. g. 10 Nbbs.
Bon 9areoo uno MeritD :. IL. 80 9abm.
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gpmtbern 9saeific 8abn

Mbf0hrt.
Nah Nefu Orleans, Souaon mnb Sol.
oeiton t99lib. 40 8orm.
uno 900 Mbenbs.
Nad) eagle 8aB, 81 9aio. galif0ruien
uno MeEtto ..............9 800 SDrrn.
Nmfunft.
Gon Stem Orleans, SDuitpn unb @al<
oefon td9lib. 7.40 MDraens
uno 600 Nabm.
Bon 81 gaio, galifOrnien unb @ieritp
..................... 800 Nbenos.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25

Chinese company. It is known as the Dragoon Mining company. Two or three years ago a young Chinaman by the name of Yee Chang, well edu- cated and having a general knowledge of mining. came into the Tombstone country. He got acquainted with young attorney there and the young attorney had heard of a promising prospect in the Dragoon country. The Chinaman went to look at it and got an option on it at rather a fanciful figure. He went back to San Francisco and enlisted the attention of several Chi nese merchants of wealth, took up the option and begun active operations on the property.
 A shaft of sixty feet has been sunk and some very valuable ore has been encountered Within the last month the Chinese company has made a strike which has still further attract ed attention to that region. There are only twelve men employed in the operations at present, but that is as many as there is room for until there has been a further development.
 Two days ago MT. Howe said that some Americans who owned a good prospect in the same neghborhood. gave an option on it to a party of New York capitalists for $55 GOO and that $5,OOO had been paid.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
THE NEW OIL COMPANY
Articles of the Arizona Corporation n
 Filed Yesterday.

The organization of the Arizona oil company for operations cn the Bennstt tract near Five Points was comp eted yesterday by the filing of the articles of the company. The inoorporators are J. J. Hardwick, Fl. J. Bennett, J. w. Crenshaw, pr. W. C.. Lentz, Jake Miller, L. F.. Hewins, Ri Fldrei. John P. Orme ana James Mccarthy. The officers of the company are J. J. Hardwick, president, H. J. Bennett. vice president, and J. w. Crenshaw. secretary and treasurer The capital stock is s1OO,00O, divided into shares of the par value of s1 each. Of this amount 90,OO0 shares are held in equal parts by the nine incorporators and the remaining 10000 will be put uron the market. The property of the com- pany consists of two lots be,ougi 2 tD H. J. Bennett, on which the signs of oil were found. The members of the corporation were engaged yesterday in effecting a transfer of this pro-erty 10 the company and it is likely that other property in that vicinity will be taken in. As soon as arrangements can te made, the work of looking for cil in commercial quantities will ba begun. -n scientific manner, and it will be kept up until the incorporators have satisfied the community that thera is Gil there or until theiy have satisfied themselves that there is none
 But the signs of oil have been con startly multiplying. the most favorable sign being the larger quantities of Daraffine found within the last few days. All of the gentlemen are very .enthusiastie and believe that the ven ture will be productive of the most sat isfactory results. They are willing at least to prove their faith by The ex- penditure of all the money that may be necessary.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25

dents of that favored region are cer- tain that there will never be an end until the mineral resources of the country have been worked out. They imagine that that condition will pre- vail about judgment day, for abou
 Tombstone and Bisbee. always pros porous camps, the surface has so fai hardly been well scratched. The out lying country is now beginning to contribute to the general, prosperity.
 Mir. Howe says that a great deal of attention is being attracted to the Dra- gCon mountains north of Tombstone. There are many properties there which are believed to be valuable. One Of of the most promising is owned bv
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Geo. F. Kemper ct al, location, Kemper's Wells and Geysers, New River district Mae F.. Swetnam to J. D. Smith. ! mortgage. S. F. IA of section IS, twp IN. range PIE, and 90 cows.
 B. F. McFall to J. F. Wilcox ap- pointment, deputy for registration pur- poses.
 J. H. Rhoades to National Bank of Arizona, mortgage, 19 cattle, horses, 3 wagons tools. J. M. Ford to Williams & Haffner, | release, furniture Of Ford hotel. E. J. Bennitt, agent, to J. F. Zion ct al, release. 1000 sheep. Clara M. C. Rice to Arizona Build ing company, release, lots and 4, in block p. Montgomery addition.
 l.. J.. Rice to Clara NJ C. Rice. as- signment, lot 10, block 8, Churchill ad- dition.
 Laurena McThomas to Elizabeth B. Allen, release, furniture of the Nord- racb
 R. H. Greene to Rosario Morales, deed, lot 6, block 10, Irvine addition.
 J. Ernest Walker and wife to Lola Pursell, deed, lot l. block F, Irvine ad- dition
 R. H. Greene to Same, deed, lot 3, block 17, Irvine addition.
 H. J. Bennett and wife to G. c. Donnelly. deed, lots 22 and 23, block c. University addition.
 Robt. N. Hudson and wife to Chas Kahn, deed, NV. 1-4 of N. w. IA of section F. township IN, range HE.
 W.Wyatt Edwards and wife to A. J. Lacey, deed, lots II and 13 block F, Brilrs addition.
 Frederick V. Gros. admr., to Rede- will Music company, deed, lot F, block 30, Phoenix.
 Estate of Harry F. Gros to A. Rede- will. order. same.
 Redewill Music Co. to Frederick V. Gros, mortgage, same,
 Redewill Music Go. to Same, assign ment, let's ?. 4, and part of 1 and 8. block 97, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
CHINESE MINING COMPANY
Its Successful Operations in the Dra-
 goon Mountains.

Deputy Sheriff Alvin W. Howe Of Cochise county was in the city yester- day. Like all people who come from that part Of the territory, MT. Howe brought a story of prosperity. There has never been a let up of the boom in Cochise county, started about five years ago, and no man has the hardl- hood to predict that there win ever be an end to it. In fact all of the resi-
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
PROBATE COURT.

Creech minors, Order settling ac- count.
 Albert F. Converse estate. Proof of publication hearing settlement.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25

Now is the time to have your piano tuned and regulated for the summer.
 s. w. Hamilton Professional Tuner.
 Orders left at Redwelrs or Fountain music store will receive his prompt at tention.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25

M. Fountain, teacher of mandolin, guitar, violin and all instruments Studio at Fountain Music store. 243 East Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
NOTICED

School of Drawing closes it's firS: term June 1st. Will reopen Sept 18th.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-25

A wise girl is known by the company she doesn't keep.-Chicago News.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-07
INSTRUCTED FOR ROOSEVELT.
Pennsylvania Republicans Select Del.
egates to Chicago.

Pennsylvania Republicans Select Del.
{ ~ esates to Chicago.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 7.-Former
Attorney General John P. Elkin Of In
diana county was nominated unan-
imously for supreme court justice by
the Republican state convention. Gov
ernor Samuel w. Pennypacker, James
Elverton of Philadelphia, o. D. Bleak
ley of Franklin and Francis L. Robbins
of Pittsburg were elected delegates at
large to the national convention and
intructed to vote for the nomination
of President Roosevelt.
The selection of Mr.. Elkin, whose
name was the only one presented to
the convention, is one of the most re-
markable incidents in the history of
Pennsylvania politics. He came to
Harrisburg on Monday as candidate,
without opposition, fer delegate at
large and was confident of the nomina-
ton of Governor Pennypacker for the
supreme bench but the governor de.
clined the nomination. The party lead
ers then agreed to nominate Mr.. Elkin,
and after the Philadelphia, Allegheny,
Lancaster and Dauphin county dele
gates caucused and agreed on Mr.. FL
kin there was never any doubt Of his
nomination. The salary of the SUI
preme court justice is $4,000 a year
and the term is for twenty-one years.
Mr.. Elkin is forty-four years Of age
and he for years has been one Of the
Republican leaders of the state.
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New York, April For hair an
hour traffic on Lower Broadway, near
st. Paul's chapel, was blocked by a
small fire in the new subway, the vol
ume Of smoke that poured through the
few openings to the street driving pc
destrians away and making difficult
the work Of the fremen who were
called out in large force because of
the location Of the fire. Telephone and
telegraph service were badly crippled
as result.
The fire was started by the flaring
up Of q small banjo" lamp used by the
laborers in their underground work,
the @burlap that covered some of the
pipes along the sides of the subway
catching fire, the blaze spreading to
the temporary timbering OF the tun-
mel. This was damp and dense smoke
resulted. soon filling all the nearby
Workings Of the subway and pouring
out into the streets above.
The IRE broke out near the corner
aOf Fulton street and Broadway, where.
beside st. Paul's chapel, is the prin-
ctnal entrance to this section Of the
subway, workmen entering the tunnel
at this point, 80 that the smoke shut on
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WORKMEN ARE in DIRE PERIL.

and Tor time nifty or more laborers
were penned in and in dire peril. How
ever, one block farther down the
street, at the corner of Dey street, it
had been found necessary to open the
street and build massive wooden
platform in place of the usual paving.
A few minutes hard work with the
axes made an opening here and the
laborers were helped to safety. IA.
Through the regular opening into
the subway beside st. Paul's chapel
and through openings made from the
cellars of buildings adjoining the sub
way flood of water was poured down
on the smouldering fire and within
half an hour the blaze was extingnish-
ed and traffic on the street was soon
afterwards. resumed. II sfSs
I. Telegraph and telephone cables un-s
der the street were exposed to the
fierce heat Of the fire and the insula-
tion was quickly burned OF, seriously
Gripping al. wire communications Gnr-
ing the morning. Six thousand tele-
phone wires In the Cortland Telephone
exchange were put out Of business and
both telegraph companies suffered,
communication between the downtown
and uptown offices being eptireiy cnt
on and ont Of town service badly Grip
9pled. n S