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CSI oStNtttilC TuLlICt 0euLtul
bat einen Breis pDn 50, 900 egr. fir
ben %ausQeleBt, Der cine HluQmaz
l9ine berfteqt. init Der man obne
Misunderstanding bic Gtrede pDn
eit1em Gtlometer ourhfabren fam.
Mie bon beitunterridteter Seite
uerlautet, foitet Der sSelo8ua qeaeu
Die rebelIilhen 0erero in Oeutldl<
6uomeitofrlfa ibon blsber piersiQ
WfiuiDnen Marf mebr, ols in Der
leBten Slbungsperiooe beg Reihs.
tags fir Die &aene hemiiliQt
tnuroe. Die 6egierun0 uoQte mr.
lprinaliG Dem Barlament nar etueu
Nabtraasetat oDn 80 WiGiouen
Mart 8ugeben laiien, mag aber nun
bag DoppeIte. ia 8re1Iate furoern,
neil Die 1ussaben ale friberen Sc.
rebnnngen nett binter 1id laI|en.
Or. Sep 8ogef. bee IGuetse.
rtlhe 2egatinnsIefretar in Berlin.
tit gum @elauoten III @aIbinatDn er.
naullt ruproeu. @r ruiro Der iiinolte
Diplomat Ieines &ange8 in Der ames
r1tanilmen 8uuoesbauptftaet |etn.
gr 1T IL Sabre aft uno mar bereits
iriiber flint Sabre lang Ittad6 unb
Sefretar Der lhmeiserilben @eIaubtz
idaft in 8aihinaton. Son BORT
ruuroe er i'm Sabre 1898 nad1 Berlin
nerIeBt. gr 1T unnerbeiratet. Die
3elt Ieirier Ibreile nah 8albineton
1T nod nlht feitaeiebt, ieooh beab=
lthtlQt er oas Beibnattsfet bort su
0erleben.
auf Der Surtideu geebrunQ,
Der 0unentette amilmen Dem Ruri=
iden 6af uno Der Office, laben
tormlihe &fe 5miiben ben Ge-
glerungSorganen uno ben sgiIdern
ftattgefunoen, ueil (ebtere, ourd] Die
NDt aetrieben, iih 1er Gaubflderei
9%erplottet batten. Die oerapeifelten
Slld7er. uelbe ue9en hires gorae=
bens ridiatslos perfolgt ruuroen,
tlagen Die Heaieruna, iyeateQ Die
BroDtnsialbeb6rben oun S~ftpreuBeu.
%unnDtlger Sdrte in mebreren Dinaen
an. Die Beibperoen, rpelhe pDus
auf be9riincet su iein iheinen, ERIE
gen oas peinlihite Nuilebeu, unO
Die Sadie miro ieoenfallS i'm preuBi=
iben 2anotaae auf benz 8eoe elmer
INTERPRETATION sur SpraGbe tDmmen.
Nus Berlin mirb gerneloet.
ytlht geringe &~ufreguRo rief Die
9unoe aus Mpsl0uib in BreaBiId,.
Shleiien an Der rulfilhen @rense
berbor, bob Elm Mpslomiber Biraer,
Narnen8 S9pls, npn ruiiiIben Sol
oaten auf preuBtlber Seite eriho1en
tDUroen iei. Ginselbeiten BEG 8or=
miro NIT intenliqer 5pannuno
entgegengefeben, uno aQgemein miro
Die Gruartung ausaeiprDden, OaS
Die bielige Gegierung nach Seftftels
lung oes Satbeitanoes eoentuell eners
Qilb bDrgeben uno auf prDmpter Sc
n%ugtuuna befteben peroe. Mau
eS niroe Die offentunoiae
ssreunoidaft 9entidlano's fir Russ
lano IN oielen tritiiden .AeitlduFten
ihleht lubuen beiBen, ruenn cine
oerartiee &rensperlebuna unter err
i9werenoen llmItdnoen ppraetpms
men tuare,
Sn Der SGmei5 muroe Der itae
llerilhe aonlul nuf elmer Nutuno. !
6ilfabrt i'm &anton @aaot BON stuei
Jtalienern anaeariffen uno miBbaue
BELT. Seiu 8uitano lit beoentli6.
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EeGas.

@apt. 8afer uuo @boS. 2enS.
melhe oon @ueru bic Guadalupe
binunter bis nah Gictoria in elmer
rSteam.9aund" gefabreu liuo, ipres
1en in einent Iur9fdltia abgefaBten
8eriht lbre Anifdt oabIa aug, oaB
Die Guadalupe amf oieler @trede NIT
enter Nuseobe pDr1 100000 IAiffs
bar gen1abt neroeu tam.
Ridter MDntrp1e in 4aris bat
jebt Die ON q. Au9uft in 9amar
gountp abqebolteue Prohibitions
N"bfimmung, fueld1e befaautiib NIT
eineut Siege Der Hr0bibitionIlten
enbete, fir alltie erfldrt. Das lit in
oireftem @eeenIab au Der gnti6eiz
ounq oes Bunoesridlters 8rgant.
uelder fie fir unqiiltig erflarte. Der
Tan mirD Jest por oas Gio!(@
IppeuetiDnsgerlht in Dallas aez
brabt fDerbeu.
Die Bbite SDearinaen 2lpe
| 9tod Company IN st. G0rtb bat
lire aus 1000 M9ern beiteberoe
Gand in Der &dde BON Quauah fir
$3.50, 600 oertauft.
Die 8irQer- BON ga Snae
| @ountn lperben BET Der augemeinen
Babt oariiber a%bitimmen. ob Das
gDuntu Bombs gum 8etrage BON
$4,000 auseeben iDu, oeren Grtraa
fir Den @ourtbausbau uerfpenoet mers
ben lolI.
Su @alDeitnn bat man, mle Der
oUrtiae gpuntpanmaEt bebauptet, ben.
Opium unb 4ofainbanbel pnQitdns
oia elm gnoe gen,aht. Man tam
| Die beiben Opiate BORT nur nod auf
Grstlide Goridrift BIN erbalten.
= Das Wobnbaus oDn q. BtlbDff
in Bartlett 1T abaebrannt, man pers
mntet, oaB oas Jeuer BON 9ieben
angelegt tuar. Nur mil GROCER Msiibe
| funnte ~nerblnoert neroen, DAB aud
Die bena6barte DederIdle Sin in
8ranb aeriet.
Nah ben ioeben fertiaaeitellteu
2iiten bat oa8 if%euerbare Gigentun,
0er Gtaot SDuIton eiren Wert BON
$34 Az, O81.
Die g0untg : Gommi}IGre DON
See COUNTY baben Die beiben neuen
Stab(briden in 8eeDilIe, peld]e an
Der ct. Mtarp'a StraBe uno an Der
Corpus gbrtiti StraBe lber Die
8oieta fibren, anaenummen.
Sn Jrieori9sburQ ifarb Nuguit
Senihfe i'm Nlter BON q Sabren.
Die 8ebrlber @laB in Der
Nabe BON Georne haben uabreno Der
| lebten fiinfsebn Gage 225 5dlmeiue
| an Der Cholera ~uerfUrer.
Nus @iQespie COUNTY miro ge=
mefoet. DaB Die 8nummDaernte bes
gountps II, 900 0aaen b~etra9en uro
um 1000 8aaen ffeiner iein tuiro,
als lebtes Sabr.
Die Snaenieure Der 8uuoeS=
! reqierung baBen beidloifen, Den 8ou
oeS elephant Butte Damn pberbalb
81 Nalo's ri empfeblen.
Ser l6idbrige gilbert grepon
fiel in Der Ndbe pDn Doafum beim
Betanablhla9en aus einem Baum
uno puroe lofort aetDtet. Der 81r.
per puroe boaltdnbis 5erihmettert.
Sn Oct Ndbe BON Wandaca
itarb Der betannte beutihe Jarmer
SobR 5bmitt.
6ermann Sipbeiien, einem
iungen Mann, Der In Der @eGbiIer=
Bolf MilbIe au 9enple arbeitete,
uuroe Der 9aumen Der redten Sano
ourb Die Waidine abseriiien.
! Nm Sonntag brannten in 6ou.
ton snei 6duier ab, tuelde Sep-
! m1ur Geug aeb6rten. Erau Mnrtle
0utdine unb lire Shneiter, 5rl.
Mullins, muBten aus einem ,SenIter
Ses uberen St0dwerfS auf Die StroBe
iprineen unb beibe so9en itf ld5fnera=
bate 8erlebunaen gu.
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ueber einen ld1refiiden @o,h

Iener errien lhredtlden Haubs
moro @ir0 ouS 8ien gemeloet: Der
In Der Bieaer 80rftaot Mariabilf
pObnenoe @ileleur Gleiu uno feline
Fran lodten ben iiebsie Sabre elten
Grnaenpfeger SitDrn in ibre 8obs
nuna, ermDrSeten fbr, nabmer ale
Suhen pon @ert an fid, serltiiGels
ten ben Geibuam unb ndEfen Die
einselnen StIfe in einen Sad. Ma9
Der 9rauiisen got flithteten Die Bel
ben, uno trob Der eifrigiten &adf0ts
inunaen leitens Der BDlisei bat big
iebt feline Spar ppm ibnen auf9efun.
Den tDer0ea fSnaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
9ambbett famm mteat qcpeilt perDeu

bur@ loaoLc Ipplitationen. neil fe Sen franfen Sell
BEG Obres nidt elrsI5cu f6rlnen. Gg giebt nur ell
nkri @e9, Die Saabbeit 81 ~furiren, un6 Der III ourd
fonItitutonele 6eilnittel. Saubbeit toiro ourh e=
neu ent3inoeten .3uftano Der i9leirnigei, Mustlei=
olng Der Guta6il6en gDbre oeruriaat. Benn
eieie R6bre iib e~nt5Inoet, babt ibr eiaen rumpefloen
Son Ooer lnpoltonl1nenes @eb6r; uno penn lie aan;
gei9ieliel II, erf0lst Saubbeit, unD ipenn Die Gnt-
%3ilnonng niEt 9ebo6en utO Diele G6bre lpieoer in H.
rem geb6rigsa 3uitano periebt iutroeu fam, uiro bag
@eh6r fhr INNER 5erH0tt ipei6en; nelin Sale unter
jfbn iperoen ourb Gatdrrb rerurla9t, uelGer ni6ts
gig Gin sntjapseter 3pfteno Der I9leimiqeu DER
Idden 1T.
ssir roOlen einbunOert Teaogs fur jesen (oura
Ratarrb perhrIa9ten) Sal poN $anbbeis geben, ben
mir niht ourh @irnebnea pom sal a a.
tarr9 &Nr beiien tonneu. 9abt eu@ unt=
ionft Girculdre tonlmen.
g. 3. Gbenep g. Go, Spleop. Chic.
~ gesttetft bon nlen gpDtbeterr, Yreis II
Gents bic Ttai&s.
SSnH'a Fnrfffieu sHsllsn i;uA ME he1e,i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17

s~ aaIt. cement, Sano, SAT.
feline, ~feuerfeite Steine uno 96ons
Ebeer uno aspbaltpapier, Oabpappe,
gbeer unb gspbalt, Se(, Gerpent;n.
Sarben, 8las &c. &c. itetS nDrrdtbiQ
bel s. 6. A~ieluat,n, 306 Oft.
@prnmerce StraBe. 0ieoriae BreiIe
CUTE Maare lDmie cute uno reeae
Beoienung tueroen anrnntirt.
Xefeph1n 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
Sobal0 MIR mmae;oaen hnO,

Werben mir prompte Mnseiae oapun
MAIDEN. WnBeroem mirS es inns be,
fpuseres @ergmiigen MAIDEN, ScSem,
Der inns eiuen Seind1 ab~smftatfem ges
oemft, eas elesanteffe Mnfff= @eidaft
i'm siiseu 81 Seisen, anr Sie feinife
@tsmabl BON mnfifalifdlen Snftrn.
tnelteH, spel6e in traeRo einem Mufif<
@eldlait in neg Hereinafter Staatsn
an finoeu ftnS.
SbOs. @oggaH & 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
@epte abeuO VDcenm yto. 2.

5errlid3e isereDStopiide Anlihten
Deroen Den ausaeSeidNeteu 8ortrag
beg Br0f. Sobn .. Deuotte "A
Plea for Posterity" iaufrieren /.
8oriteuune i'm @roBen OpernbauIe.
Wternano iolte oeridumen, Den @or-
trag gu b1ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
9aaIidae gonrilten sdIatmnaer

nad Californian. ebenio mad ct.
Souls Oia 3eras & 8eeific 8abn
obne 8eG5iel. Sdreibt an irqeno
eiren 9iGet $ agenten tueeeu biees
r1eIlen 9ienItes ooer OH 6. 8. Turs
rer, @eneral= Baiiaaierea eent, s0als
lag. Tera6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
@iniae hndlnrnhine 4sinuna

isetceli otele fonamenpe @pd)c sm icbr
nieefa9en Vretien Ocrtauft. Seind,t
nhe mp teisbt Sncb Dieicibem IN mn
lerem leet9er Saoen, lis unb 1T
gssett.S ufitnterfesS frahc. Iacb uidt=
tier gtspcbc fueroeH mir anfern alten
Wefcbaftsplak, Gde NabaaYp= muo
Spmfton=S traRe, bespaen habeR.
Sbns. Wpaaal & Srps
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
Sin Sjebesbrtef

lDilrOe Sic nidt intereiiierell, lDenn
Sic gerabe auf Der Slt6e mad elmer
garantierten Salbe fir Munb n,
8ranbz8 erletungen ober 6dmorrboi-
ben finb. Otto 9obb bon Bomber,
Nto,, f9reibt, sd lit Elm Sabr
lang an elmer bdBliden @unbe, aber
cine S6adtel u8nfIen's 4rnica
Salbe9t bat mid furiert. IS iii bic
bette Salbe auf @rber." gu baber
fir Is @ents In Ben 9lpotbeten BON s..
S. 3, Sdmibt un6 Nbplh6 Erei8,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17

Gas 8eaen nleorlaer Staten CUR
8eltansfteaung uoh ct. 9ouis bio
&eras & Bacific 8abn befraQt ir=
9eno einen 9idet : Ngenten ooer
fhreibt an s. 8. Eurner, @enes
rnlaB Northumberland 9aqQs, Ieras.
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Isrn erhibt, lie bite man Iih
oor elmer SEQ,pft, FONT befomr1t
man leibt GGdeniGmersqn. @enoe
iofort st. Satob8 Del an, uno bic
89lMer8en meroen uerId1minben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17

,SUrU : Sprmalin'', (Gimer &
Aateno), bdlt, menn es MorQens
als 3abn= unb Munb : @aiier qez
brauht miro, 3dbne un6 Wuno
ndbreno 6eS gan5en cages rein.
g. s. SAmibt. 6pnitpn, Geras,
Woenf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
Mminas : WotE.

asstr babeH am Mpmtaa, ocu II
Dftober, unferen uunaua adj, nmserer,
Irxheren @efdD1ftshaiio, Grfe No
sHrrp' unS 4puftpn=G tra6e, bennunem
Shos. @pgean & Brog,
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S11 QnnrniMn n.

Sn 8norniGe, 9enn., bat man
oen aelheHbeitatter bes COUNTY, IS.
y. McGop, 81 orei Sabren 3uhtz
hGuS oerurteilt. neil er BAG @Ountn
nit ahaehllben Armens8 eerdbniiien
oeihpinoslt gGis gr bate tote 9oben
uno Sunoe, Wiaueriseiaa uno d6ny
llde 9tnae pbearaben" unb Damn
Dem Gountn als Irmens 8eor6bniI}p
IN &nrehnuna gebrad3t.
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timer l1msna

BON MuiifsNDteH, 9kmEf. Siidleru NM
tietrlen Sntfrnmcnten nads Gde MaDar,
ro. nno @puftonss traRe bat am VI on.
taa, Den IL. CftUber, 6caunrcm.
Sb0S. W0qaam 4 Srns.
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SEINE Belne. 8bisties, 81,
au0rR Hnb @igorren su baben in
Shols' Salosn, Gtan}os Blasn.
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sltOmeitterag wltmht Gu0

8enH 5br gub iraeaowo nieoer.
.allen mOut' tbut es entiane Der 81.
San Nptpnbu & zarnnsos
paB SaBs,
IN Yarten-Qiitritt oes Staates. @e.
lunobeit nno Slima u~nibertrpffen
glli9e 9dnbereien fir ben sTor,ner
Itarttgdrtner, Obit= uno 8iebaiiddter'
Beaen Ginaelbeiten tpenoetgub nm
s& s. Martin, @. IS. 81.
5na Ssatonip. 9eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-17
Ndtet ami nns nGdfe ggsohr.

9Sir meroeH Yinmos, Craein pnc
alles, mas 5nr Mmfif Ansiuabl aes
BDrt, ~ auRerft reou5icrten Freiiem
pcrfanfen, IN Sulsc mmIcres ~itinsmaes.
SbDs. OOgqam K Bros.
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Bargains IN Yiauss,
Crgcln nms Mniif gSaren pabreup
Der tadbiten Wude In 6pfae anieres
llmsmgcs.
Gins. @uggan 4 Bros.
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YfnerIet.

6ars on Der Bride in Der CONT
merce= StraBe BON Der Sdulheb0rbe
fur Den Breis BON $1,000 anges
fault uab miro nab unbau uno
erinblider gienOnieruna oefielben
lein iSarben= unb Iapeten : @eIddft
oortbin usglegen.
Nu1 bic Commerce Strabe IDll
mdbreno Der IusiteIuuQ brilliant er=
(eud1tet meroen. Die @eiddfts(eute
IN Der 5traBe lpDlIen nidt binter
benen in Der 6ouifDnsS tra6e sitriids
Iteben.
= Sn 5plge elmer Nnfraae oeS
County &idters Green Fat Der Sc
nerot= Stoatsantpalt enti1ieben, ooB
o~ieienieen politiYhen. 8arteien, Die
I'M gounfp ein Tifet aufaeitetIt ia,
ben. fir oen 9rud Der StIuiusettel
beSablen miiiien. Sir Die Bar
teier, Die auf Dem Staotstidet per=
5eidnet liuo uno Die feline County
Rominatipnen oen1aht babeu. muB
oas Gountp elntreten. Mm Sains=
tag, Den 30, ptrh i'm GDurtbaus
cine @rfldruna Der S~tiintnsettef unb
Der Nrt uno 8eile, uie bieIefben bel
| Nbaabe Der Stimmeu st bebaHoelu
| Iinb. itattfinoen.
Ser Druid Der Stinmsettel fir
| bic Stats uno &0unt1maht in
| Stabt uno gpuntn 1T Der Waperifz
! glarfe So. fir $1l90 iibertraaen
nproen.
Der Stats 8eneralanmalt GeI
befono iib am Samstaq in Der
Stoot. iii, Den Eaa fir Die 8erbatbs
(ung 6es 8r0seiies feIt6aleben, in
tueldetn entihieoen per0en inf. nb
Die So, 900. uelde bic Bholeiales
8rucerphdnoLer Der 5taot als Strafe
fir Die uebertretnng bes Nnti>Grufts
geiebes besablten, in Die Staatss
06er in Die @puntn : aaiIe 1teBeu.
Geeenudrtig befiuoet iib Die Sum=
me in ben 0Gnoen Des County
Shabmeifters.
6. M. @anon bat Die Saolibe
Baciftc : 8abn ipeeen fDrperlider
Gerlebune bel eineln @tienbabnunfau
maize aacDfte auf 800, 900 5haoener=
lab perflagt.
- uniere Mitbireer ltatienilher
@btunFt baben i'm San BeerosB Bart
ben 412. Sabrestag Der gntoeGung
Wrtterifa'S Qefeiert.
Die @rano : Surf bat itGJ pers
tagt. Dbne cine beittmmte Intlaae
geaen iraeno einen 8eiiber elmer
S%pielbDle erbUbeu 81 baben.
Sn ben bier Baummoupreiien
in San Nntonip ftao in bieier SIT
ion biz ieBt MIR 1882 Bauen Baum'
NOBLE gereintat uno eepreBt tuorbeu.
BDli5ei : gbef Srbit cat ben
8Dlisiften Die SnitrnttiDn aeeeben,
udbreno Der Musfteauuq elm Nuee
~Suaubriden urb ben Befehl besiig=
lth Der log. 8ein5immer in ben
8arrDoms unbeadtet gu laiien.
Wenn bas mdbreno Der NnSIteQunQ
geldeben farm, iparum bann nidt
81 sem5bnliher 3eit. mo- cine Som
trole uiel eber mDalih uno bic Sc.
fair Dor f~la0rantea @eIeBesnbertres
tun9en feinesnegs TO grgB lit,
B0li5eibef Sroin bat feine Ell
genen @eiebblder, Die er Dffnet uu0
iidLieBt, ME es ibm beliebt.
Grne Ginoer, oerert gltern lie
bdufg 0bne 5rlbitid in Die Shule
ienoen, tueroen in 3ufunft in Dill
mautee unentaeliIi@ init Jrihitid
uerieben peroen. Die y8ofaan's
ShoOl aaiance" bat amtlih be-
ihlDfien. nit ibren 5onos Gin Der
qrreen Shuliuaeno onSunebmen.
noeg8 gretniqunQ III Gtdrfe.
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sic fotho(ild5e az Qouia.

XIV NblDVttIDL ~. 1uEiS@ uVts
0erhtdt feiert auaenblidlih ibr flnfs
sigidhriaes Subilautn.
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5n Chicago lou es augenblid=
lid 100, GOO 9~rbeitsioIe oeben.
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Man beflage fidb midbt iber
OaS, mas ,ttGis 30
sffem bat,

tuenn man BON elmer minoermertiaen
8aderei fapft. Seeer 9a6er Fam
minberwertiges Brpb uno n~iiuDertiae
Bies baden .~aber fein anberer 3D.
der i'm 2anbe bdGt iold5e ppraloline
8rDoe uno Sizes mie mir.
Brobiert uuier Tabritat, tuersa
Sic unsufrieoen iein ioaten, init benz
mas Sic ieBt beepmuan.
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gereini9nn9ih gtdrfe.
@eiunbheit lit bic "harmDnlldbe 8dtiofeit
Der S~eroauun8s', @rg6hruu9s<, IblDn.
6erun9sz uno Nusideiounes s5mnftionen.
@enn eir Organ bes a6rpers ieinen
DENT periaet, tritt @ertpirrung unb
Stbrung elm. llnberoaulibfeit, BeritD>
pfung. ~@nt5anbuns unb Sieber bringen
&rontdeit unb enoen NIT benz Sobe.
WeiTe Ner5te bereinigen einfafe 6eilmits
tel, UNI auf bic berlbiebeRen 5unftiunen
81 pirfen, bic 9oren Ill bfnea, 8ers
itppfungen 5u e%ntferneu, bas Sfuk 5u Iei<
nigen un6 bic Geiunbbeit uieberhersus
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-08
STOLEN JEWELRY FOUND
AFTER MANY YEARS

BOSTON. Mass. May IA bracelet Of
antique design and two quaint finger
rings, which were stolen from the De
blois family by a servant thirty-three
years ago, have been found by the po-
lice and turned over 10 George /. De
blois. Of IS Fairfield Street
The servant who stole the jewelry was
arrested soon after the theft. but neither
the rings nor the bracelet could be
found. A few days ago a business man
bought them from a man he did not
lrnov and. believing that they had been
stolen. gave them TO the police.
we never expected to recover the
iewelry," said George Deblois tonight.
THE rings are what are known as
mourning rings a variety OF 1ewelry
much worn many years ago. \ son at
the death Of his father wore one OF
these rings. inscribed with the date Of
the death, and containing lock or his
parent hair.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-08
NEWS OF RAILROADS
AND OF RAILROAD MEN

ports showing that the movement OF
United States farmers into the Canadian
northwest where they are taking up
the rich grain lands, is increasing IN
stead of decreasing. The exodus IS from
the DakOtas.
W. s. Bronson. Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. has received a report on the in
vestigation made into the sensational
story that an attempt had been made
to wreck the Fl F. V" flyer at ST.
Asaph. almost in the shadow Of the
dome Of the Capitol Of the United
States. According to the report no at
tempt was made 10 wreck the train. a
work train dropped several ties on the
track, one Of them falling and striking
the switch light. The ties were seen
by a tower operator TO fan from the
train and he had them removed before
the flyer came along.
District Passenger Agent Cole. Of the
Sea board Air Line, who has been III
several weeks. has recovered. He has
been attending to his duties. though al
times very sick man. Col. Walter @.
! Coleman, travelling passenger agent, has
! been aiding in local affairs during Mr..
Coles illness
S. B. Hege district passenger agent
: Of the Baltimore and Ohio, has been oul
+ of the city several days attending 10
railroad business.
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Personal Mention.

Brooks Morgan. the assistant general
passenger agent Of the Southern. VINO
hus been transferred 70 Atlanta from
Washington. viii depart for the
Georgian city I'm a few days. He has
remained in Washington since his APP
pointment. closing up his affairs. For
mer General Passenger Agent Hardwick
has assumed his new Office Of passeu-
ger traffic manager
superintendent Of Construction bod
Eon. Of the Southern. was i'm Washing
ton yesterday from a trip Of inspection
over the new double track the company
IS putting down. He said the line would
De dOuble-tracked 10 Orange in a few
weeks. IL IS the final plan OF the com
pany 10 dOuble-track all Of the way
South 10 Atlanta.
Major Lockwood, Of the Norfolk and
Western. received the April reports Of
the line yesterday The shipments Of
cal increased 10 Norfolk IL 342 tons
over March.
Freight and Passenger Agent Moss, Of
the Canadian Pacific. has received re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-08
Soft Ground Spells
Last Horse ShOW Day
Hunters Could Make No Decent Display at
the Jumps-Big Crowd, However, Defies
the Elements to Be Present

Hugh Legare gave a polo exhibition
with his ponies, and took all three
p1Izes, there being but one other entry
besides his.
The Summaries.
The following are the summaries:
Class S-HOrses and runabouts. First,
Messenger. Clarence Moore; second,
Beau Brummel. Miss HUFF; third. Mon
arch. w. D. Denegre; fourth, MONTE, c.
Mob. Winslow.
Glass Military riding First, Private
Maurice Grammar, Fourth Artillery
second, Budwciser Hospital Corps; third
Private Harry L. Floyd, Fourth Artil-
lery.
Extra cIass-Combination horses. First
Jack, Miss Mathilde Townsend; second,
Virginia Mrs. Joseph l. Weller; third
Chester. A. d. Addison.
Glass APOlo ponies. First. Jockoi sec
ond whip; third, Goo Goo Eyes. All eX-
hibited by Hugh S. LegaTe.
Carriage Horses.
Class 9-Pair of horses before victoria.
First. Jupiter and Mars. Clarence Moore;
second, Radnor and Pembroke, Mrs.
CORTLAND Hoppin third, Trilby and
The Laird, Alex. 3. Legare.
Glass 11-Light weight hunters. First,
Chappie Lee. Mrs. CORTLAND Smith;
second. Buckeye Bob. w. y. Deneg e;
third. Lady Gray. Alex. B. Legare.
Glass 12-Heavy- weight hunters. First,
Garnett Ripple CORTLAND Smith; sec
ond, Mr. Jorrocks, Clarence Moore;
third, Lord Craven, Clarence Moore.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Mrs. s. Belle Sellman. Of Baltimore.
with her daughter. Mrs. c. c. West and
her two little daughters, and Arthur
Sellman today moved out 10 Clarksburg,
near E0yds. for the summer. Mrs Sell
man formerly lived and was born at
Clarksburg. She moves back into her
old home
State Senator Robert a. Pollock with
his little son Robert. and his sister
Eugene Pollock, Of North Lawrence.
OHIO. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Pollock here, returned
homo last night.
AIRS. Roberta Garrett and Frank Est
worth. Of Hunting HILL this county,
were married quietly in Rockville this
week BIZ the Rev. S. r. White.
The R0ckYille's Woman Club was
recently entertained at the home OF Mrs.
George Hunter. The topic for the meet
ing was Austria" and responses were
from present day writers. Mrs. Frank
Spencer acted as president. and Mrs.
y. -. Ohutt as secretary. An interest
ing feature Of the evening was paper
on Child Labor, read BY Mrs. c. B.
Hurst.
Miss Grace Y. Difenderfer, Of Ger
mantown and Harry C. Watkins were
recently married there by the Rev.
Charles L. Ely The attendants were
Misses Lucy Hines and Nellie Benson
and Messrs. John Rabbit and Randcl
Benson. They left for washington and
Baltimore on their honeymoon.
Mrs J. Ross Gould. wife Of Cashier J.
r. Gould. OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, with her daughter, Miss
Laura Frances Gould. Master Ross
Gould. and niece, May DashieIs Ken
ner. are visiting Mrs. GOuld's niece,
Prof. and Mrs. Wilson Warde at Rock
Vile.
Miss Marguerite Lawrence, Of Lin
den. sailed recently for Dresden, Ger
many. 10 study Instrumental music.