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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-28
SotatiOnell in Seras sewauidt.

Die Srisco.9 pItem 2anos Smmi,
aratiOns $ NiOciatipn lenft bereita
lbren 9eil Der Ginpanoeruna mad
Teras.
Dreibunoertunbfanfsie Qgenteu
oieIer Gffociation opm Often uno
MOroen baben ioeben cine 9our burG,
3era8 beenoet uno iid nod ben 6nlfss
queaen oes Gtaates &c. ertunoiQt,
um Die Eatiaden ben Seimftdtteius
dern Der dlteren Staten better pore
fahren 5u t0nnen.
Dieie Gffociation 1T Die mirt.
laraite, Die es aiebt; iie bat Ngenten
in ben garaen Der. Staaten. 8oQt
Sbr @uer @igentum, auf Dem 2anoe
Ooer in Der Staot, oertaufen, uinlht
Sbr 8apitaf fife Sabrifen ober
lraeno cine Snouitrie, ihreibt an
G. g. 2emDn, SefretGr oes Snt
miarationS Bureaus. Dept. q.
6risco @ebduoe. ct. Souls, Mo.
g. q. 0ugbes,
@eneralsS mmiarations -NQent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-28
Gin gramerfptel abaetuenpet.

s@eraoe nod i'm lebten Momeni
luuroe infer tleiner &nabe eerettet!"
idreibt Grau 90. 8attins uon 8lea.
liant @itp, Sbio. Die Qunaenent.
aanouua bate inn arg mitgelpiell
uno er muroe auBeroem BON einem
furhtbaren 6uften geplaet. Die
aer5te bebanoelten i'm, aber es
nuroe NIT Inn idlimmer uDn 9oo
au Gaae. S6lieBlib perIud)ten nil
Or. Sings 0eue @ntoedung fir
Sbwinoiuht uno unfer 2ieblino
puroe gerettet. @r lit iebt oeIun6
uno munter." Seoermann IpQte
mifien, oaB oies Die einsiee Sur fir
6uften. @r~tdltunger uno ale 2un.
geus8 eidmeroen lit. @arantiert burh
S. &alteper & Sobn uno Goolph
9reiB. Gp0tbefer. Breis so Gents
uno $l.00. BrobeHaIden frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-28
SeGas.

Vim 81. Wdr3 foil lit 6onftpu
eIne S~eriommtung teIaniIher &eias
leute i%tattfinoen, UNI fiber Die 8t(.
oung zines ReiStruits su beratert !.
Der urbeber uno 6Droerer oieier
TrHltioee tit Der beriibmte Sinana.
mann S0hn Us. Gates.
g.. sc. @oan8. Der 5etretdr
Der uGeras Seal @ltate aito Saous
itrg AiiociatiDn" in Dallas, Iaat, baB
er taali6 Briefe aus alien @e9enoen
oeS 2anoes erbalte, in benen nm
Jnformation iber teganii@e 8erhdlt<
niiie aebeten tuiro.
Im 81. Wi6rS finoet in Nuitin
cine Weriammluna teranii1er @ee
iunobeitsbeamten itatt; oieielbe tuiro
anihelneno iebr gut beiubt iein.
Der fleine Sobn BEG 5armers
Breiton 6Duiton, melher in Der @es
geno BON Cotton, IraoiS gountp,
pobnt. lit neulih auf etgentImlide
Wetle ums 9eben %gefommen. Sc
rift auf einem Bfero, meld3es cine
0arfe sog. Bl0Bli6 muroe eas
Bfero ideu uno brannte ourd. Der
Sunae fiel berunter, bic 6arte tuuroe
lber i'm b%in9eaoeen uuo bradte linn
10 lbpere 8erleBun9en bel. oaB er
itarb.
60 miro beabftdtiat, Elm 0aeei.
mert aus arp0lf Wuitertompaanien
Der terauiiben Otili8 gu biloen uno
oonelbe ua6 st. 2olii8 sur Welt.
auslteaun9 gu fbiden.
Su WcUfuqen @ouutp Iou es
iebr traurig ausieben. Sc lit 10 tro.
den, DAB oas 8orn niht auffommen
tann uno abitirbt. MerfmiiroiQer
8elie lit oas Bieb trpB bes WaIier.
manaels in perhaltniBmdBig Qutem
8uitanoe.
Giuleihter ReQenii / am Sonn.
tag in Corpus gbrilti gefaqen, oers
ielbe bat ieooh nidt eenua 5eudtia.
teit gebraht. Sn &ofpurt Dat es
am ielben Gag gut aeregnet.
YIN Samita9 Ibeno tam es
Uor Dem 2lano { 6otel snii6en benz
Bteh5ihter Woieleu uno @lpoe gue,
etnem Burger nou QlauD, Su elner
ShieBerei. WoIelep nuroe i'm Ser.
lauf oerielben geIdoiien uno lhuer
oerpunoet uno Ooe erbielt Elm paar
Stlbe in ben unterleib.
Im 80. Mtars uno am /. Mlai
in Rep 8raunfel8 8ettrennen
uno cine 8lumenausiteIuna itattfin.
ben. Gam 5rieie muroe gum 8ors
iiBenoen oe8 @retutiofomite8. 6. 3.
Dtait gum Sefretdr uno @omaro
Sutton gum Sdabmeiiter erpablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-28
9ie Mbsnasfauale Der gtaSt

limb berFtopft unb perpefen Die atnos.
pbare. Bon Der 8epblterung blei6t nur
am 9e6en. tuer benz etftioen 9unftreiS
entfliebt. Qei6et SIR an aopfi9mersen,
lblebtem @ei6mad i'm Munoe, beleqter
3unge, uebelteit, @erfopfung. Mattlg.
teit, S6tuinbel, @elbIud5t II. |. no.. 10 TT
bic Sober, oa5 9auptreinigung8oraan
beg &6rpers, nerfopft. 9eBterer ruirb
baonrh nit &bfalrtofen pereiftet uno
fann nnr oann mieber geiuuo ueroen,
tuenn Shr nit benz nor5l9libfen 9ebers
mittel, ben beritbmten ct. 8ernarb's
8rduterpiaen, jenes 8einiguu9sorgan,
bic Qeber tnieberherteIt.
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gelbnmprb.

8eil inn iein 8immer auTaefln.
oiQt uuroe uno CT pbne Wittel mar,
bat It'd Nnorem Sanieu i'm Roftbaule
SEQ. Bis SoleoaoeS traBe erIdofien
Der Birt batte inn miteeteilt, oaf
er ausaieben maBte, oa er Die Miete
ihuloig war. Oarauf Idrieb San
len einen 8rief, in welGem er bittet
WtlB Sophie Sanien, SEQ. 1722 @a.
baib.Noenue uno g. g. Benopih,
356 @abaib-I penue in Chicago por
Der Eat gu benabrihtigen, bic Ell
ausFhbren peroe. @r leete Ii1 oanu
am S0nntag gegen WitternQdt su
Bett uno periuf,te ieinem 2eben
onr6 einen SduB, ben er in Den
Wtuno ~abfeuerte, Elm @noe AL ma.
den. Die @unbe lit tDtlid.
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@Onr SriessfdanplaRe

Die &uiien BADEN in oer Win.
oung oes 9iaosSlufies Mtinen QeleQt
uno bic Deridieoenen 99eQierunqen
hiernpn hena9rtdtiet,
Sonntaa Worgen suild3en
! uno 2 1br, mabten bic Japauer
ben Seriudl. nier nit Steinen belas
Nene DQmpfihiffe in Der @infabrt
gum 0afen oon Bort Nrtbur al oers
Ienfen uno bieie oaour9 an blodie.
zen, 3ie S9iffe uuroen ieooa uon
ben Nuiien entoedt. ebe file Die 6as
fenelnfabrt erreibt batten uno 6as
3orpeoobo0t sStilni" ariff Iie Gil.
Gins tpuroe in ben 0runo gebobrt,
Die qnoern erei auf Strand eetries
ben. Die be9leitenoen taponilhen
IorpeooboDte 5oeen iid oarouf Aus
rio. @egen ie6S ubr eridien 6as
iapaniibe @eid)maoer boz Dem 6a,
fen uno Die ruliiiden Sdife fubren
binous. Sc tam ieo01 an feinem
8nlammenft0B. ba Die Sapaner, obne
einen Angriff gu MAIDEN. wie6er
f0rtfuhren.
Marauig Stu if Don @oeul
Dieser abgereiit.
Die &uiien habeu in @epe
9buana oaa 4rieasrebt pruflamiert.
Ser dinefifhe @ouoerneur Der
Wanoi9urei bat cine BrotlamatiDu
erloifen, welhe Die hineIiihen 8es
wotner Der Brooina ermabat, f9
Strift neutral au perbalten.
General 8urOpatfin, Der igeu
ernannte Oberbefeblsbaber bes rui.
ltlhen 6eere8 in Ofaiien, lit in
Mutoeu eingetroHen.
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D. j. WOODWARD 8 CO.
Sreie ReiIe ua9 81. 9ouis uno
5nriid.

lin ben 8elubern Der @eltaus.
iteuung entaeaen3utDmmen, piro Die
Wt. 6. 81. balm (9be &atp) einen
neuen Shneuaug suilhen @alues
ftou uno San NntoniO uno ct.
2ouis einleaen uno Die erite 8erluu,
bic einen 0amen fir oieien neuen
BUG elnlenoet, Der anQenummen
weroen miro, erbdtt Elm sSrei-9idet
BON ir9eno elmer Station in 8eras
nad ct. &oui8 uno suriid u6breuo
Der Nusftellung. Die f~plaenoen Bee
oin9ungen lino gu beobadten: Der
Name muB neu uno 0riaineu uno
fur5 uno oeritdnolih iein. Nae Nit,
teilunaen in 8eSug bierauf finb gu
ridten an Us. 6. @rub,
%. . boz @u. $40 3.
0alas, 3eras.
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Wlna(t0e Trauem
0enw9 In Gan MntDnto uno outer
8rano Oafitr.

8aroe nidt ieoe Trau alhdtid
lein,
@ah iabrelauaem 2eioen an Ra.
fenidmer5en.
unrubi9en 3aQen uuo 0Gdten
un0 BlalenftDrungen,
0ulfe uno 9eilung 81 finoen?
Sem 8runo, uarum cine 2eIerin
Ieioen loG,
5n Anbetraht folgeuoen 3eueniis
Ies.
Srau S. 6enre, Die Satin zines
Brioatmannes 304 5. Str. ruubns
baft iaat:
SIN CONNER uno 6erbf 1902 fit
l9 an beftiaen &ddenl6merseu.
Wtein Giden mar beltdnoia Qelabmt
uno lhmerate. ib hatte ebenfaQs
8Dpfpeb uub anba(tenoe Muoiqfeit,
Die NbiDnoerung Der 0ieren mar
lbner8baft uno mdbreno Der Radt
fonnte i'd feline 8ube finoen. Sd
lag ppn 8oan's Nieren 8ils
len, Die bel Slider & SprinqaQ
nno in 8erar Drug Store gu baben
itno uno bolte cine Shahtet. Sd
flblte Iofortige @rleihterung pom
8ebrauh oerlelben uno empfeble fie
allen Nierenleioenoen.
@rbdltli6 bel alien Oroquilten.
Brei8 81 Gents. fSoItere Wtuburn
20. IN Buffalo, sc. g., aleiniQe
Ngenten fir bic Ser. Staoten.
8ergeBt nt6t ben Narnen Doon
rno qcceptirt fein Gnbititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-28

Diplomat uno e%rfabrener @eltmanr,
oeiien Nnfuuft Die Deutiben Der
6auptftaot nit Greuoen erparten,
pdbreno oas Sheibeu bes 6errrt
non Sl0dberr aus Derihieoenen
@riuoeu teinerIet 8e0auern erreQt.
Sn @uaoalaiara ueribieo Der i'm
riiitieiten MtannesaIter Itebenbe 0err
$. q. Brandt, Elm Mann, Der itd
ourh feline berporragenoen faufmGns
niIden uno our6 ieltene &arafters
@igenihafter nusSeihuete. gr gait
al8 Die Seele Der o0rtiger oeutiben
apIOnie, CT mar itets 8ugdu9llh.
b~ulfsbereit uno liberal. ebrlid, bies
Der uno treu; er iibte Die meiteItz
oebenoe @aitfreunoidaft uno Sober,
Der an i'm empfDblen muroe uno Der
in ndheren gerfebr nit Inn trat,
fiblte iib gu ibm binge5oaen. @uae
oalaiara bat in inn etnen beroors
raaenoen 8ar9er uno oa5 o0rti9e
9eutlhtum einen gertreter perloren,
auf ben eS OILS 8erater uno Siibrer
ltols iein ourfte. MfDae er in 6ries
ben rubenl
San 2uis BotDit fan6 iH menie
perdnoert. Der ~8uiammenbrua
ameier &~ant66uler, oarunter eth felt
einent balben Sabrbunoert bethlehem
oes oeutlbes, bat feline ginmirtunQ
auf Die aeiddftliden 8erbdltnilie gel
tend gemaht, bofentLid qber uur
poriibergebeno. Serr Carlos 8rig=
gerbUf bat Die Nnregun9 Qegeben
CUR gtablierung elmer Grader, Sou
oel= uno @anobfabrtf, bic nunmebr
eingeri1tet uno in nDQem 8etrieb
lit. Die Woihinerien iino Die t1eues
ften uno beften, Die Gabrifate nore
sj9li9 unb ba Ser 8rlggerboff, Der
etne fangidbri9e grFabguna in Dem
Ta6e bat, Der 8etriebsleiter lit, 10
fam Der erboffte @rfolg nidt aus-
bleiben. Die 9erren @ebrioer 9eus
erribteten ebenfalI8 cine NaaelFabrif,
Die einem lan9it aeFiiblten Bebiirfnia
abgebolfen bat uno Die iidj at8 rena
table Gapita(onlaae erfpeiit.
MsontereD lei6et nod unter Den
Wadlmehen oer Quarantine nno Der
| @elbfieberperiooe uno man bDfft nur,
oaB bic aeFabrlihe Blage nidt mie'
Der auftreten miro. Die S9lieRung
Der @lasfabrif 1T 81 beftoqeni e
iino in BEN unternebmeu 500, 000
anaeleat, Die iebt brad lteaea. Mar
meiB au9 ni9t, 6b uno mann Der
Betrieb pieoer aufgenumnen tueroen
ipigo, 9aeeeen arbeiten Die ssabrtt
oes Serrn M5biuS, bic erei @hmelss
uno bic Qrn6en nit einem Sopital
oDn $40, 900, 900 ae~ariinoeten giien-
uno Stablmerfe NIT boiler 9ampf.
trait. SIN Shmel5merfe SEQ. 2 fat
id mir ben bo9intereiianten BrDaef
Der auf aaloanii@em @ege potI5oge=
men Nusibeioune oes @oloes aus
Dem Silber an un6 erbielt BON mel.
mem alteu Sreunoe 6errn Brun1
Sras gum Nnoenten an Den 8elud
Elm reiaenoes Sguuenir, beftebeno in
einem fleinen, nit Silberipqbnen ae.
fiiaten TlaiGden.
@ie aep5hnlid), tpar meme Reije
nibt nur cine @ei6dfts=, lonoeru
audi cine @rbolunaSs unb 8elu9s=
relie. ueberaa uurbe ib auf bas
4iebensmaroigite empfangen uno
aufaenommen unb ben sablreibeu
naberen 8etannten uno suteu Jrellus
ben, Die mir beionoere Iufmertlam-
feiten ermieien, itatte i'd hermit lnei=
men perbinoliditen 9anf ab.
r. Il.
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Die Gone Star" giere.

Die Gone Star" Biere.
User Itd etnmal redt taben ntl,
Der trinfe BON Dem Zone Star biel.
@s TT oas 8ier, bos bel beee6rte,
&etl es fid iiberon 5eroabrte.
nGrtauaer" betBt bas buntle 8ier,
SeS gutter Name grab tpie bier
Sn alien Srten tuiro seprieien.
8etl'8 als burtref1id6 iid) erruieien.
uno fommen mir gum ,,Sabtmet"
so fnoea'S ale Qente nett.
9es .,Gabtnet", bos bea uno flare,
IS tit BPM 8ier oas einaie pa6re.
9oh ~unt1n9it fat bic 8rauerei,
Damit lie in Der 6ront tets lei,
Gin ncnes 8ier berapsgegeben
8pl @n6IgeidlmoG uno Rraft unb
2eben.
Sc III bon 8ar5e, pDn Gebalt,
GIN @bttertranf fir Sung uno 4lt.
gs ftimmt bebaalih better, frob
unb fa9rt ben 3anen nMlamo!"
6ro8t nur natb bieiem n9(iamp"
gs 1T babel fein &iiifo-
Sn ieber 8irtihaft it's gu baben.
9enn Sober nil ii6 oaran leben.
Sn ieoetn Sansbalt ioGt' es iein,
Denn es 1T gut fir Sung unb alein
nnb flr bic Mutter, TT es idier
9as ridt'ee 2~ebeuseligier.
80 cine greuerei bsffebt.
Die 8dGerei au @runbe gebt.
Gin altes Spri9mort iagt bas atuar,
0od 1T es ntht serabe tuahr,
9pd zines, ba8 lift nirftib ruabr,
Guilt i~r9en6po bas Bier recbt liar
un6 aie6t es bort aud sutes 8rot.
Damn lei6et 0iemano 10 leidt Scot,
Drum hob unb bod baa
Sose gfar 8ter.
Der Stols Der Stabt un6 i6re Bier,
@ir hletben nit beutld5er M6naertre
Graehen tets benz Soue gtar 8rG,
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UlseT UmzuqS HuSVeTkauf.

8ir DHerieren beoeutenoe 8reis'
berabiebungen in unlerem 2ager,
UNI 10 oiel pie m6glid gu oertaufen,
ebe mir um5ieben. @enn Sbr bic
NbliGt babt, iebt 0oer in naber 8us
faaft ST. %faufen. 10 tobnt es fib, bel
uns oOrsuiprehen. Mieoriee Breiie
IN allen Requirements oeS ar6Bten
Waaen., 4utlden. uno Bu9gp.@e.
iddFts in 9eGas. Widts miro que
r~adaebalten. Bon ben biaieen Brei.
len tam ii6 Sober Ielbit iiberseueen.
@S maht uns feline Wliibe, unfere @a.
rem 5eigen uno es berettet un8 Ser.
gniiQen, Sra9en gu beanttporten.
n w0NnwADn q. 20
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Eaalidle g0nriiten sdlaimaaen

noh Galifornien, ebenio na6 ct.
Souls oia Teras Il Bacific : 8obn
obne @ehIef. Shreibt an irQeno
eineu 3idet 8 Naenten meaen oieIes
neuen 9ieniteS ooer an 6. B. 8urs
ner, @eneral.B aiiagier. &gent. Dali
[as, 9eras.
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S3.75 a Gprh.

Sir trofenes, iolioes gauaei.
bene8 Ofenbol5 tetepbuniere man
(beioe TelepbOne) 1893.
CARR WOOD & COAL co,
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IS 9iebt 8eiten, NOD t6rperlide
Sdmer8en ieoen Weniden beim.
iuden. 8u FOLDER Belt aiebt es
niht8 befiere8 uie Ct. Satobs Del,
oas Wteiiterbeilmittel, neldleS Itets
ale Shmer8en beiiegt.
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1876 @ GorO.

SIR trOdenes, tlein eeIpaltenes
Sfenbols telepbOniere man (beioe
Telephone 1893.
A r WOOD & COAL CO.
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Mtan beetle iid, Inn ben Gin,
orang gu Oermeioen. Desbalb fault
Cure Screens BON y b. Steoes
q sons.
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= SEPT it Die Belt UNI @uer
6aus NIT Screens au uerieben. 60.
Steoes & SDns.
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Sg- Erintt aIamO . T(aidlenbier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08

do not approve of their servants having tips
gwen them. but the majority do, and very
distinctly so, they are aware that tins
Tor extra service keep the servants up to
the mark, and are a reasonable acknowl-
edgment of the additional work required
from them.
Hotel life enters so largely into every
ones experience that the question of tip
ping hotel servants comes into force very
frequently. The title of chambermaid an
pears to have vanished in the smart new
hotels, and that of housemaid to have taken
its place. Visitors give to the housemaid
who attends to their rooms, not to head
chambermaid. The tip varies from so
cents to 81, according to the length of stay.
The waiter may be tipped at the close Of
ones stay or given a small tip each even
ing upon leaving the dinner table. The hall
porter should also be included and such
page boys as render personal service in
bringing parcels to ones room, &c. These
last, however may be given anything from
cents uD
Steamer tips are far more heavy than are
hotel ones. The chief steward is too grand
man to receive tips, but the saloon stew
ara who waits on visitor receives So
from both women and men alike. stew
ardess receives the same amount the bed
room steward $3.50. the bath room steward
from 80 cents to 81 and the deck steward
something like so cents. These tips rule on
the large Atlantic liners, but on smaller
boats much smaller tips are given, and only
to tn head steward and to the stewardess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08
Women as Astronomers.
From the London Daily News.

From the London Daily News
One of the most prominent of today's
scientists is Lady Huggins-:he wife of the
president of the Royal Society-whose work
in astronomy will descend to posterify with
that of Caroline Herschel and Mary Somer-
vile. Both these ladies received, as some
slight appreciation of their work, election
as honorary members of the Royal Astro-
nomfcaf Society, and this year-sixty- eignt
years after-the Royal Astronomical So
ciety has seen fit to honor in similar fash
ion yet two other women-I4ady Higgins
and Miss Agnes Clerke. The formers fame
will inevitably be linked with that of her
husband. whose work includes the founda-
ton of a science-that of astrophysics, on
the problems of which hundreds of earnest
inquirers are at present intent.
AS mere child Lady Higgins, who is of
Irish birtts became devoted to the study Of
the stars. sgoing out at night with dark
lantern and star atlas to learn the story of
the heavens. During the day too, she was
no less indefatigable. examining tie sun
with her own ingeniously made apparatus
and working at chemical experiments-and
all this in spite of no encouragement. The
young girl had then some knowledge and
skill when, in 1875. she married DIR. Hug
gins A part of Sir Williams brilliant
later success has been due to the aid of his
the addition of an important observatory,
which is entirely private one. although
the telescopes therein have been loaned by
the Royal Society. Divided into physical
and Photographic laboratories, and fitted
up with electrical arrangements of latest
pattern, the building Is eminentIy adapted
to research purposes. .s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08
RATES ON MAIL MATTER.
Provisions of Three Bills introduced
by Representative Dalzell.

Representative Dalzen Of: pennsylvania
today introduced in the House three in
teresting bills relating to the postal service
Of the United States. saii sstQt have been
drawn up and recommended by Mr.. Mad
den. the third assistant postmaster general.
The measures were referred to- the commit
tee on post offices and post roads for con-
sideration.
The first of the bills submitted provides
for the consolidation of third and fourth
class mail matter. The bill enumerates the
various articles proposed to be transferred
to the third class. Printed articles pre-
dominate In the list, but there Is included
also Queen bees, when properly packed"
The second bill regulates the admission
to the malls of regularly issued periodicals
and establishes rate therefor. The pro-
visions are that hereafter it shall be lawful
to accept all regularly issued publications
Tor transmission in the mails at bulk
rate OF cents per pound. provided no less
than 300 pounds be presented for transmits
sion at one time; and that there shall be no
less than four issues a year. and that each
copy shall weigh at least one and one-haH
ounces.
The third bill proposes to regulate the adj
mission OF third and fourth-class matter.
providing that quantities of not less than
2.U0 Identical packages may be accepted
without postage stamps affixed, providing
postage In full Is paid In bulk. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08
ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Secretary Root States 100000 as
the Probable Cost.

Secretary Root has transmitted TO the
Congress an estimate of 100000 for an ap-
preparation for the purchase OF land In the
District of Columbia for site and the
erection thereon of an army general hos
pital "for the treatment Of special classes
of cases, for purposes of instruction In con-
nection with an army medical school, for
training enlisted men of the Hospital Corps
in nursing and to serve as a base hospital
in time Of war"
In an accompanying letter Surgeon Cen
eral OReilly shows the urgent need of a
building of the character estimated Tor. lie
says that the work at Washington barracks
In connection with the construction or the
new Army War College and other buildings
makes the removal Of the present general
hospital on that reservation imperative In
the near future. as the plans contemplate
a new building on the site of the present
hospital He explains that the hospital
building, which was built five years ago at
a cost of $4,000, Is inadequate and insult
ed for the purpose, and that 1t Is not DEEM
ed advisable to establish a hospital on an
other part of the same reservation.
"A conservative estimate of the money
saved by the United States" say Surgeon
General OReilly, by the successful sur
gical operations at this hospital since It's
establishment September 8, 1898, to Decem-
Der TO- 1903, has been made and 1t Is shown
that forty officers comparatively incapaci-
tated have been operated upon and restored
to duty whose retired pay would have been
over $4,000 year. and that $50 enlisted
men have been returned to duty after OPP
erations for disability, whose pensions. had
they been discharged, would have amounted
to nearly $4,000 year. The institution
has therefore already paid for itself many
times over from its surgical work alone,
while it's value as an essentials part of the
instruction of young medical officers and
enlisted men of the HOSPITAL Corps cannot
be estimated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08
LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY.
This is the Most Encouraging for Be.
ginner.


From the Philadelphia Record
The most encouraging out of door sub.
jects for tie beginner are landscapes so we
shall speak of these first. The most i'm
portant point In the photographing q
landscape Is the selection Of II; the choos.
ing Of a bit Of scenery which, when trans-
lated to black and white, will form an
Interesting picture. You must always bear
In mind that the beautiful colors which you
see In nature and upon the ground glass
will not be present In the photograph,
which much rely for its beauty upon form
and light and shade. When you wish to
photograph a landscape, take plenty OF
time to think about It.. After you have
chosen your subject determine the point
of greatest interest and then decide
whether the picture will look best with this
point directly in the center, to one side, or
toward the top or bottom.
II you live near the spot you intend to
photograph, 1t will pay you to notice at
what time of year 1t lie most beautiful.
Some landscapes look very commonplace in
summer. but make stunning pictures when
look best in early spring. because there is q
greater volume Of water pouring over them
at that time than at any other.
A most interesting series of pictures may
be made by choosing a beautiful bit OF
landscape and Photographic 1t from the
same point at frequent intervals through
opt the year. The first picture, we will
say, is taken when the ground and trees are
covered with snow; the second when most
of the snow is melted, and the rest lies In
patches here and there; the third when the
fields are flooded with rains. After these
would come pictures showing the trees in
bud. In leaf, in blossom, with fruit, and
later dlsmantled with the frosts of autumn.