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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29
@ans abaeipannt nnb aufgel6it.
Smaccrte tn San 9lntpntO beftnoer
iid1 tn oieietit 3uffanSe.

SIMMER abaeipannt.
WtiiDe Gag uno Nadt;
Hnfen= uno 3ettenlhmer5en;
IlleS tpegen Der Nieren;
Die geieren inii1ieu aneeregt merz
ben;
Cine San Nntoniorin seiet guh,
ouf tpelhe 8eile.
Wrs. Hanon Garcia, bic syrau
bes SEQ. 206 geebrasta StraBe tupb=
nenoen GonDn Garcia, lagt: .Seit
bier 0oer liinf Sabren batte ib mebr
Dber tpeniaer geierenleioen unb fit
on ibmabetn Hiifen. Wenn id] ldns
gere 8eit aufre6t itanb, tpuroe mein
&nfen 10 miioe uno l9wact. baB es
fiir mid lbper NOR, meine Nrbeiten
81 beIDr9en. Cine ueberanitrenz
eune oerlhlimmerte ben Sblner5
uno menn ib mild erfdltete, periblug
it9 Die grfdltune auf ben &iiden unb
tb litt fiirhterli1. Sb bDrte, baB
DOan's Gierenz BilIen bel Der 8erar
Drug Co., Dber bel esiidler & Sprtnz
gall su baben iinb urb ib uerlbaffte
mir cine Sba9tel oappn. Sic tpirf=
ten iDfort unb iD fiiblte mid pDn
benz erften Gage an, ND ih iie nabnt,
bener. Die Bilen beieitigten i9lieBz
lid Die &ufenlbmeraen in raoifaler
8eiie uno oaber meiB i9, oaB fie
alles erfiillen. mos 81 ibrer gnpfebz
lung geiogt uiro.
@rbdltlih bel alien Droeuiiten.
Breis so @ents. Softer Wia5urn
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., alIeinige
&aenten fir Die Ser. Gtaaten.
WergeBt ntbt ben Nau1en GDan
uno acceutirt fein Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29
Gar Grcurltonen Sar ySelt=
NnsftellnnQ.

Gm II. uno 81. Wai uerfauft Die
3eras uno 8ocitic Babn gpeaial.
Grcuriious' '9idets uad st. Souls
nno auriid BON allen Buntten ibrer
2inie in 9eras. Nrtanla8 uno Qoul,
Iiana fir ueuiger als einen sEahr.
preis. Die 9idets iino nur in ben
regelndBiaen Cara eiiltie uub fir bic
Dauer BON iiebeu gaeen. gBeuoet
@ub an iraeno' eiuen aaentsn Der
Qinie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29
6rete yieile na6 ct. 9Onts rmb
5nriid.

l1m ben 8eiubern Der Weltauss
iteIlung ent9eaensufummen, miro Die
M. 6. & 8. .z8abn (Tbe Ratg) einen
neuen S9neQ5ig suiihen @alnes
iton uno San Intpnio uno ct.
2ouis einlegen uno Die erite Beripn,
Die einen gtamen fir bieien neuen
BUG einlenoet. ber anaennmmen
tperben piro, erbdlt Elm sFrei-Tidet
opn irqeno elmer Station in Teras
nah ct. Souls uno suriid ndbreno
Der Iusftellung. Die fDlaenoen 8ez
otneunaen iino 81 beobahten: Der
Rar1e nuB neu uno orieinea uno
turs uno perftdnolib iein. Gue Wiits
teilungen in 8esue bierauf iino gu
ridbten an Us. 6. @ruib,
s. 8 bpr SEQ. 620 ..
0alIas. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29

- ShDls' SalDun bletet e.nen
angenehmen Gnfenthalt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29
0ofattoaeu tit Seras semuulat.

Die 5riscDsGpitem 2ano. S;rnn1is
grations GiipciatiDn lenft Tjereits
ibren 9eil Der ginmanoerunG nah
Teras
9reibunbertunbfiinfsig Ngenten
oieier Nii0ciatiun ppm Often uno
Noroen baben iuebeu cine Tprr ourh
TeIas beenoet uno iih mad ben Oiilfss
quellen oes @taates ,c. ertuuoiat,
um Die 9atiaben ben 0eimftdtteius
hern Der alteren Gtaaten be5ier purs
fiihren su fDnnen.
Dieie Giiociation iit bic ruirf-
iamfte, Die es eiebt; fie bat Ig,.nten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staten. sBolt
Sbr @uer Giaentum. ouf oem ganoe
Dber in ber Gtaot. nertaufeu, tuftnlft
Sbr 3apital fiir 5nbrifen ooer
iroeno cine Snouitrie. ihreibt an
2. 6. 4emDn, Setret1r oes Sms
nliaratiuns Bureaus, Dept. u.
Irisco Sebdube. ct. 2ouis.. Wto.
g. u. Sugbes,
General sStnnliaratiDn8 sNoent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-29
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- Nm 5. September tritt in Dals
las Die @onoentipn Der 8rieftrdgel
auiammen.
- Bolislit 2aep in DaiIas lit bon
ben 8roBgelcbmorener hes Wtoroes
angeflaet poroen; er etlhoB pur eiz
niaen 9aaen ben Strabsa> 5uperins
tenoenten Sanoerion.
= Sn Bartlett fQno cine Ibltim-
mune oarIiber itatt, oh oic Burger
1ih cine Shuliteuer non 20 Gents
auferleaen iolIten, Die 8uria8e suuroe
ober suriidaetuieien.
- ytabe Bonnie entaletite Elm nan
8eiten gebenber Srabtsug Der &od
Sslano Babn. Der 2Dnoufteur
wuroe ldmer nerlebt.
Sn Iuitin erlbps iid 5ig<
numb Bbilippion aranfbeit par
bic urlahe oes SelbItmnrbes.
= Die 2apaea gountp E0baceo
gDmpanb lit NIT einem aapttal unn
$40, 900 intDrpuriert muroen.
= Sn st. grDmn nabe Brpnns=
bile iit Elm Sploat am @elben Size
ber aeftorben. l1nler StaatssSanis
tdtsbeamter Tabpr 1T ipfort nah
Brownsville 9ereiit, I'M, Die 5abe
81 unteriuben.
= Sn 0ouitDn 1T elm eetpiiier S.
9. SObn unter oer Anfla1e perbafs
tet, Dausbaltunes= =@eoeni.dnoe aus
Dem 0aule elmer srau Worris in
6ouitDn 9i9bts aeitOblen 5u baben.
St batte Die Saheu Negeriunen ges
fhenft.
- Cine Negerin uub cine meiBe
ssrau tpuroen in einem Staa an Der
Walbington Ipe. in Oouiton. halbs
nadt uub in Iterbenoem 3uitanoe,
aefunoen. Wian bradte iie nab Dem
6oipital, mu Die 0eeerin balo itarb.
Nuh bic Wei6e tpirb nabriheinlid
iterben.
- SDnnaben6 mar Der erite
Martttag in 2uline, berielbe mar lebr
gut beiubt unb nerlief duBerit sus
frieoeniteqenb.
- MntDn Beinbeimer in sSries
oribsbure feierte nit leiner Satin
bas Eeit Der goloenen 6obSeit. 8ei=
be @hegatten limb geiunb uno muns
ter unb es 1T ale Nusiiht norbans
ben, oaB iie auh nod Die oiamantes
ne 0uh5ejt feiern tperoen.
= Sn Waco ifi oas Sturgiss@e.
bduoe an Der gde ber GuitinsS StraBe
| uuo oes ,.Square" gum Betrage
bon $35. 900 beihdbigt uDroen.
W. 6. 8lad, melber nit Dem
iunQen 2anep auiammen Die @eitern
Union telegraph Company in Dali
las UNI ST.. 100 beihpinoelte. iit in
9ittIe 8od, Nrt., perbaftet mDroen.
| Die 8robibitioniiten baben bel
Der 2ucal Option Nbitimmung in
2anar COUNTY init elmer Waiuritdt
BON 300 'Stimmen aeiteet. Sn Ba'
ris ion man cine Gn3abl 9eger. Die
aegen Brobibitiuu itimmen uDaten.
0urm Drobungen nom Stimmfaiten
fernsebalten baben. Die Sadie tpiro
| ieoenfaIS in ben 8ertbten CUR Spra-
| DIE tomrnen.
- Ser nab @eiten gebenoe Bal-
| iagiersug oer 2eras & Bacific'8abn
tutlioierte Gdmita9 abeno in st.
@Drtb, aeraoe meitlih pm Der Gre
ter GtraBe. nit rlebreren sSrobtuas
gen. tueldae in Ger Oaro losget5n'
men unb onrtbin serDIt tparen.
Der 8remier Wattbetps, Der 0eiaei
unb Der GgpreB , Weifeneer muroer
perlebt. gun ben Bafiaaieren-es
paren nur menige auf ben 8uee -
erlitt @iemano Sbaoen.
! S1 Gicturia itarb syriB gSitte
Elm alter betannter 8iirger BON Sic.
toria, Der Bater BON 0ermann @itts
uno Jrau Gus. Stul5.
Sobn @atiDn, Dem 15jdbrieer
Sungen aug Dat @rpue, Der neulid
ieinen Bater erlhoB. 1T bonn @erib
in De 9alb Die Biireihaft ueruei'
gert tuuroen.
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SpH 3meie1 gelifbt.
asmaH bonIIa Ifrsb-saiisn
tEDrtiesunQj

i6DrrleBuuQ1
gsa nsaeT 3ue aus bsf pfefe. Di.
kafM MDftnen aosen bis au Malter
be1na. Der ibnen uniptIlfsirItGE E!pie
sasm freinbIinen Grub-bas Gefdt
su1@9tnneigie,
DIR Grub fam aber au1 IN Mors
tsa. Der Nlte bob ein ipenis BITE
G&iume:
Bot aIlfm ohex, lieber Malter, aieb
Rasa esnmol bi1.ous In bic Melt, iieb
tk DIR On NIT offtnen Nugen unb fune
haxx bos. pos Du INIT Oeinen belIeu
Nfiden edpdbt. Deiner Runf bienRbar
~ MAIDEN. Sch borun, Elm gaRSer
8rI au iperben-fo, tpie Du DIR bos
h<afF. Sd min Dir teinen Mes mebr
bozSei9nen ober pori1reiben. gaur
tdlen MIL id Dir, bab Du obne Ginz
hrutfe 70 re5t frei unb alIfr Gorgen
ban Osinem 9isl In bic arme ftiirmen
taanf. bis Du mitten brin ttsbii I'm
tus&tmhen S9ein ilneen Rubms.
1a, bas ptl1 id, nftiu Sunse, bas min
i! llHfere lisbe 3obts bars mir on>
tsfobien unb ih bin eeru Der 8oll=
izsder ibres le$ieu Millens.@
@r i4pnG Seine trodene, fnare
reAhe gtimme bate langjom eins
immez feierIi@ere Rlonefarbe onses
Hnumen. besen Mrtuns duf bic beiben
3nA3rsr nod erb0bt .purbs burd bas
pet foh unhur@bringIibs Dunsel, aug
benz bie Moetf bernustGuten.
Sif mann Beibe, Doter unb Gobn,
non ibren Stihlsn anfeeftonben nnb
nezbrrten mod cine son5e Meile, na6s
ban her oItf, felt{ame DntsI peters
eeabet, in aIiidli& beflpmmenem
&&peieen.
Mcr bds alIes nur ein fnUuer DGm.
msrungstruum, Der 5erftob, penn iie
mit einem Wort bdran riihrtens-
4s9 Hk 6ntten iie ben altsn, eisenfIns
n3pfu GonherIins 70 fprehen b6ren.
0r battle ipobi nua nod ME 70 ses
f,sp&en.
&n ban Grobe elmer tiefbetiimmert
RHosbeueH Wsrstrr mubten IN feinem
5naern rei9e, unbetannk Quellsn aufe
QSes4ea feia, NIT ihrer nunberfam
sy!sHdnben Gabuns 70 rt6t seetenet.
eM1bbeTi&ma@tste an erqaiden!
@oltr f&iittette NH etner euergis
a 8enegstng bic fiibe Troumese
mmase ab, tn Der er ii4 befanb.
peus f& bon ber GtsIe au riibren.
ndts q pTSbli@ leibsnf4aftii4 beibe
sIsxx Dor id3 bin unb Elm erFidtes
3au40ka tam bon feinen 2ippen:
.9u Outel-uo bift Du benn9
Do meine i&, Der eben 10 uuenblih
846aes 9efpsomen! go bift DUE go
tsgsR bssA bierher an bos Qiht, bomit
20 Db& fsben tam! Domit ih alauben
&eEai CD 'por ia su {h5n, ipag ih
IN sfb0rs-su f4Sn!4
SO glauRl@ ertlona bo bic bebaqz
~ Masnort bonn @opbo Der. 6
yi4tets T4 IN ben potisern duf, turn
m ben Sf4 berum -unb ppr Wolt'
hnzh bos lie, pertrodnets Tldnndsn
ord eiaem fpeihen, uieeefsnenen Nuse
hEM6 nm ben Derfnffenen Wunb, in
ssM tiflkeenben, funsslnben 4eusIsin.
nHh stpei iRnes, ftarte .armt um.
esbten ben 4lten, unb CT fiihlte iid
an einer iunsen, itorten 8ruft beinab
srbradt. fo bob ct iih nit sin paal
sutmiltbss brumm,nb.n Sheltporte,
fesmoden mubts.
30 BIN aud bal" rief iest be
traHle 2ebrr stpifdeE Baden uni
aB<snen. unb I'M nd6ften 4uetnblit
Iaa3is au6 er bic frDbIi4 f4merali4
Grfabrune. pis fart Elm poar junss
slIdli6e &rme su briideu DermOeen,
Damn hof4te Wultsr nod emma
nod ben 0aHben bes Oheims Uni
M&m3eAlAas
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9as Gmse clues erbtttertem ssampFes.

r8mei Ierate tanpften lanee uno
erbittert genen einen ablceB in meis
ner rebten 2un9e", idreibt s. &.
0ugbes BON Dupont. @a.. ,uno tie
gaben mid ibDn auf. Seoermann
oabte, n1ein lebtes Stiinolein lei oe.
fomnen. Nls lebte 8ufludt pers
iubte ih ~Dr. Sings @eue @ntoe.
dung fiir ShminoIuht. Der gr-
folg, ben ib oanit ersielte, uar oe=
raoeau uerbliiffeno uno ldon in Elm
paar 9agen NOR ih tuieber auf. syest
babe ib meine 9eiunobeit pollSt6ns
Dig wieoergemunnen. Das Wittel
beliegt ieoen Suiten, ale @rfdltun.
gen uno Salse unb 2unaenleioen
9arantiert ourd] Die Np0tbefer s.
3alteger u Son uno GoDlpb OreiB.
Breis so Gents uno $1.OO. asrobe.
HaShen frei.
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pulatlon
0n bit feiu sTremOIino -, oen,

9n bit feim sSremoItug IN Dem 2oube
DER Srelen! Ob9letdh on erit turse 8eit
nuter uns tueilit, 10 bait ou Dir Ichon Ell
nen 9roBen &reis BON oantbaren ssreun.
oen eriuorben. oenen bu Die 9oloene Sc,
lunobett tpteoergegeben bait. @ir mel.
men oIe ct. Bernoros8rduter. bas
alte oeutlrhe Setln1ittel, tpelches iirh in
alen Sdlen BON Stbrungen Der Inter
lelbS'Or9ane, Seber unb Rieren auf oos
@ldn5enoite betudbrt bat Se,l uu6 Ses
gen oen ct. Bernaro 8riibern fiir ifre
berritde grfinouna: 9ie ct. Bernard :
&rauter'Btllen. 5n alien 9tputbefen au
hoben 90
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Muf Inreaung oes be;riibnten
@eDarapben Brofeiiur f!5nnnaih.
melner felt SUM in Snoomerifo
meilt. tpuroe in Borto Nlegre. Der
6auptftaot oes StaateS yip 9rnnoe
DO Sui i'm iiibIiden 8rafifien. bic
@riinoune elmer @eiellbaft be-
ihlpiien. tpelhe bauptidhlih Die
tuiiienihaftliben 8e5iebungen stDi'
ihen 8raiilien uno Deutihlano fDre
bern iDa. Die Regierung BON 8ra=
iilien unterltiibt oieien 8erbano.
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= Yei NnwenOung BON ,,9r. yur.
bg's yonltrD Bomber" bleiben Die
9iibner geinnO uub legeu mebr Gier;
ebenfallS madien Sunae S5iibner
ldneller. 25t nn0 SOC bas Badet,
6rdat Gueren 6Guoler Saiiir.
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Sin flarer Sopf,

CUTE @erbouuns unb ein bobes NIter
Fno sini9e Der Reiultate infoIge bes
@ebruuas pDn Sutt's 2sbsrs YiasH.
Cine wjrkGdp I6alIad)e.
Cine obIOIuts Ssiluns fir 9opfIdmsrs
5sn, WaIariu, WlogenfGure, 9artlei>
bieteit, 0nEpepIia. BiIloFtGt unb Gbns
li6e 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber prKLEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
TO SCALP "SCALPERS."
Bitter Var Planned on Chicago
Ticket Brokers.

Chicago. april 2l-The commercial interests
OF Chicago have completed a union with the
railway passenger associations in war OF eX-
termination against the ticket scalpers' whose
business IN this city is sufficient to warrant an
outlay Of nearly $4,000 annually in ONCE rant
alone.
After a month Of conferences between repre-
sanra+ives Of the National Association Of Mer-
chants and Travellers IN Chicago and the repre-
sentatIves Of the passenger associations the cru
SADIE has reached the point where counsel mas
beer. engaged to prosecute the fight In ooth
federal and State courts injunctions VIII be
sougbt AGAINST tie ticket brokers restraining
fbern from dealing in railway tickets issued
under contract with the purchaser WHICH
makes them non-trausferahle
The immediate purpose Of the movement IS 10
rreyent the "scalping' Of low rate tickets from
Northern and Eastern points TO the st. LOUIS
Exposition. An attempt VIII theh pc IIeq - -
cori7uct a crusade 10 crush the scaipers' busl-
ness in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
NEGRO C0ACHMAN SHOOTS
Wounds ByStander IN Quarrel auth
Truckmen.

George Thomas, a negro coachman Tor Ut l.
J. Feinierg. OF 10. L71G Madison-ave-. while
driving a team of the Doctors horses was blocked
a. Oue-hundred-and-slxth-st and Madison-ave
yesterday afternoon by three truck drivers. Ar
thur Rooney, Of 10. 25l East One-hundred-and-
thirty-second-st: Edward Bourdenny. Of No.
2544 HIarlon-ave. and Charles Furst Of No.
1909 Thrd-ave. Angry words from Thomas led
70 replies IN kind. snc finally, Il is alleged,
Thomas pulled a revolver and fired several shots
al the drivers lie managed to hit a bystander
George Smith. a collector Of No 1,262 Second
ave lnficting slight wound In the body.
The negro whipped up his horses and drove to
Heddeudorrs stables. in One-hundred-and-
eixth-st.. between Park and Lexington ayes
1iere he took 70 the roof. went down to the rear
climbed a back fence. and ran into the cellar OF
10 113 East One-hundred-and-dfth-st- and
through the house TO the roof. TWO patrolmen
who had heard the shooting followed him. and
captured him behind a fence
The negro said he had thought the three
drivers were about 20 assault him, and had fired
IN the air 10 attract the police. Thomas was
nrraigned later before Magistrate Baker, In the
Harlem police court on a charge Of felonious as
SAUL with intent to kill At the request Of his
employer Dr. Feinberg. his examination was
adjourned until this morning. and he was re-
leased IN $500 bail furnished by the doctor.
Charles Furst one Of the truck drivers was
arraigned at the same time charge Of as
eault made by William Ryan. OF no. 1406 Park
ave. who said be told Furst that he and the
other drivers were more to blame than the
negro. whereat Furst knocked him down. The
magistrate fined Furst 81.
Dr Feiuberg accounted for Thomas's posses
sion OF the revolver by saying that he had given
81 10 him 10 be cleaned and repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
DODGE JEWELS CASE ARGUED.
Her Pearls Worth $4,000 When Taken in
IS99-Now $4,000.

Judges Lacombe. Coke and Townsend. in the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals. yesterday
heard argument on the appeal made by counsel for
Phyllis T. Dodge whose necklace. valued at s45 600
seized by customs officials when she arrived
in this country the St Paul In 1899 Mrs Dodge
necklace, after much litigation, finally ordered
forfeited
Counsel cited the case OF Mrs. Dulles OF Pima
delpha. whose pearl necklace seized before
she left the pier by the customs officials. This
forfeiture was overruled by the Circuit Court OF
Appeals. Counsel could not understand how Mrs
Dulles could retain her Jewels and those Of his
client be legally forfeited. In reply. it was con-
tended that the cases differed widely-that Mrs
Dulles. IN her declaration. made on the steamer.
had specified that she had with her wearing an
parel' and that under all the Treasury decisions
9eWelry was included in the term wearing ap-
parel'; that Mrs Dodge had her Jewels IN \
small satchel carried her arm. but that she
n no way attempted 10 declare the jewels
The pearls. which have been in Collector Strera-
hans safe since 1899 to-day worth s66 owing
70 the advance In the price OF pearls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
FORMER BEAU BRUMMEL DEAD.
Colonel Francis Coleman Once Boosted he
Never Wore Same Suit Twice.

Colonel Francis Coleman. for many years one OF
the most familiar figures on the Rlalto, died last
night at Bellevue Hospital from pneumonia He
was a great friend Of Stephen O'Brlen. and Mr..
O'Brien brought him TO the hospital on Wednes-
day night and asked that the best OF care be taken
OF him.
Colonel Coleman was once known as the Beau
Brumme OF Broadway. and used TO boast that he
never wore the same suit Of clothes twice. he
owned a number q racehorses and at one time
was reputed 10 be extremely wealthy This he
spent or gave away, however. and for several
years he had scarcely enough for his actual needs
lde was great traveller and spoke several lam
guages nuentiy.
While in EnElan he met Charlie Mitchell. and
the two became fast friends. lie a personal
friend ~ John l. Sullivan.
Mitchell, who is ia The city. began last night the
raising OF fund 10 defray the funeral expenses
himself heading the list with $50. He soon had
E6g0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
PRESIDENT UNDERWOOD NOT TO RETIRE

Recent reports that President F. D. Underwood
OF the Erie Railroad Company, who on Tuesday
returned from Europe. soon to retire from
Office declared authority to be absolutely
without foundation. The largest interests in the
property understood 10 be well satisfied with
Mr.. Underwood's management OF the roads affairs,
and Mr. Underwood. who accepted the presidency
with definite purpose, feels that this purpose has
not yet been accomplished. and that until It has
been his duty is clear. He will continue 10 direct
the company's affairs until Erie takes It's proper
place among the trunk lines. There is every rea-
son TO believe that the relations between Mr. Y n
derwOod and Mr. Hartman continue friendly. The
circumstantal stories regarding Mr.. Underwood 8
retirement ascribed 70 malice. Some OF them
have been traced to discharged employee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
-,o=yr ON GAINES RESOLUTION.

Inv TIL rGRAPH TO The TRJBUNEl
,.,-ft, Ar-l Us NJ. Provost a VICE
-. ~ the pennsylvania Railroad and sew
ers1 other officials who were seen last night de-
lfre 20 discuss the resolutions Of investigation IN
tro5,cea into Congress by Representative Gaines
from West Virginia. AL say that ihey 90 not y opoS9
-, r-isrss until they come to them. and that
tn ALLEGED community OF interest plan in when
several Southern roads figure is not move 10
s-''-r-- f-.-srt r9fe. Those who should know
,1Stfifr 81 The case said tonight that they could
NOT understand the application OF such q reso4u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were NE
yesterday in the United States District Court:

Thu following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
yesterday in the United States District Court:
PETER REIss. No. 2lO Eldridge-st-; liabilities. $92I;
assets 50 PRINCIPAL creditor is solnon Morcules
LOUIS n LIvINGsToN. " 200 West . 39s-hund'ea-
f7fIt = SFiIir- and I-NNfA WRIDE trading as :. T.
,,y22T5S "a "a SnrravFT iiaHiiIties 81 534:
$50 The principal creditors are SAIa IL
ST. 5000 Agnes Quiulan, No. 30 East sNty-nnif- 81:
assets are sgeS Of glassware S-oCo iHJ5 i;5 s T
ceiver with a bond Of $4,000. 100
MAX BAER. 10 Ina Paris-aye: Liabilities $S,l6s;
assets So EdwgTa J. Ling sons and number 5, q
ONE esai5 S9 7eS an % - Jossps T-lfasn and
contingent claim estimated at about S2ol2
WEINBERG ana WILLIAM J. FREEI. No I+3 Prince
s7g2 Preferential payments q $1,000 are alleged
Tas sP7oine8 receiver With bond Of $1,000 Il Is also
charged that the alleged hanlTupts removed and at
John c F sTaneT was go2 2Pg2n'ea re9 eel @; me
vfth q bond II $500 Removal 81 stock Is alleged
JAMES CONAN. No. 22s West Forty-egh;h-st.; lie
Maurice NcSfsnnus Nevg-YoTk city. S2oso
PAST Showing liabilities fd Of ' and ssses Of @
a8 cieTsiana So 600 secured Nv hTD9heoatei bonds
Akron Savings Bark. akron Ohio PSI; W A Palmer
Fs = hands Of the receiver have been appraised
ss5s5ges Ned by WILLIAM RI:yERIy HAREJso ;:
are Arthur Guite-raan. v 344 Vest F1fty-e'ghth-s
1880 the latter Indebtedness being secured by school
DOCKS ny llnt-ted- ne ls'i.'0l'f $50 mas a iNfs
500 The assets consist q cash s2l notes SS35 stock
5000 fixtures $3.50. copyrights. 5000 accounts S947
SO IN hank
~ ny1,ntsry petition vas nd against the BIoGEN
-OsTpANV- Of No 81 Wi1l'au-Ft ny = ". COY
s. 2a7 T., " FFeIlbr1In. 2eS 2. J Moon 500 II
declared the cornrany admitted insolvency.
Involuntary petition wae fled aFainst BOYD & CO.
20 West DDe-hunf~ed-0 '-fvve- Sth-rt and
No $50 Siyfh-ave.. by Pnev RnGskorf with claim
% se72. Transfers II assets amounting 10 $4,000 s
claimed
Involuntary petition IN hsnruutcv f'ed
KIErNFTT.D aud PAULINE SAT.ZNAN. trading
g rhe NAJTSTTC CIGAR FACTORY. at No ST East
Ffrteenth-s by Elias PunZelvuan aud
with claims aFr-erating Creevev was su-
pointed receiver with bond - 81 On made
general aSsirru'euf 80 neff'ore~ ArrI
with liabilities of $40 o0n and of 5000
NEW RAILROADS IN CANADA.
Toronto, April I'D. D. Mann. OF the Canadian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Davis. TIE Supreme Court yesterday sp-
pointed the OF the firm
Of WEINBERG & ABRAMS. manufacturers OF clothing.
at No. Bleecker-et pending suit brought by Louis
Isidor Weinberg hts partner for dsso-
luton Of the partnership The receiver required to
q bond OF So coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Florence g Boyd and Charles Waite trading THE
BOYD COATPANY dealers in closks and suits No. ass
Exhave yesterday assigned for the benefit Of creditors
to James T. Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
RAILROAD INJURY SOUGHT.
-Four Companies Said To Be Seeking Com
mnnitv of INTEREST,"

Washington. April 21.-Representative Gaines OF
West Virginia has introduced resolution recitins
that at is a matter OF common statement that me
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad system. the Baltimore ana
Ohio Company the Chesapeake and ONO hali"ay
Germany. and the Norfolk and Western Railway
t-or,nsr7v. have plans designed TO effect com
r1untty OF interest" including ownership OF por-
lions OF the stock or bonds Of some OF the com ~
Tgr.ias NV The others and changes in the board OF
5i~egro~s bv which common control or ulrecuOI
Eas been and IS being applied 70 the operation anu
rates OF the lines mentioned Inc reso4u1l 49,,
r1fad with provision for an investigation OF tese
Allegations by the Interstate commerce COIIllils
60 which Is 10 report its findings TO the Rouse
~ or before December 81 1898. The resolution WdS
referred to the Committee on Interstate anu fOi-
eiEn Commerce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22

GARDENER and farmer on private place:
single. German So. nine years reference
as manager; 1T for all kinds Of farm or
garden work o. D., 81 Pr0spect-@ys-.
Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments were among those
fled yesterday tho being that OF the 6et.r
me second that o. tie creditor and when judgment
ded
GIL. Hannah executrx-E I.a5,bv ere,,,.r,~.
Alay lttia .-
AifT5th- Geoge-B 9 Amend: February IL
Aoos -
JUDGMENT REVERSED
Aeser. Msurice-R selferd March a. 1900 49,. 81 Tx
JUDGMENT VACATED
11eten John =, president-B Eerein and an
eSheFi December II, is12-..------.-..-...... $50