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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-29
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Die eeier oieier 53eitune tpsrosn F9 frcrerl ~ tr-
liebt, iucl4e bic Qsiflenihait in ar i6ren stufen N
heilen int Stauot III; DALI &atarrbs6ur In bic tiEs
ij3e lett Der dr5tlinen Yraeerf9ait b%eiannte polite
4sur. Satarrb ~rrioroert ais cine @onfitntipnsfranfs
9di cine fpntfutioaelle gebaRolune. Oats Ro.
iarrbsRty ipiro piRerlih genpmtnen Hne pirif oifeft
sg' sas siut NIB bic iafeimigeu Cberfafsn BIS
iwiose93 nuo ben 4~alieHten araft qebenb. isiee.T II
of bohhttAilon oes Gbrpers alibnui uno or 9ldtrY
" lttenl Nesic BIN. Die 6ieentbfmer babsn 10
9lsriraneii ~ ibrefi 6eilfrHfien, bag lie Elm hum
oert ioliars Selobnrna fit ieosn Gal anbieten,
rs ~ idriren otriebtt. SaBt gsG cine 9ife BON
3eignlfeti i%ontiier. N(ar ~norelire.
SIS. G6entp II. So. 5olsSo, 9
- Ssrtalit Bon allen apetbeIeyn. gTsis Is
2 ais Die 6laids.
5'aa's Tsmijeu=9 inss kuo biz beafn
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ALDERMAN Broom, @DrRber 0es

alderman Broom, GprIiBer oes
6inansfumite's uno WapDrss 8anois
Dat bel Der tDmnenoen @ob[. bat
lid] in 8eaue auF feline Initdteu
iiber Die Staotnernaltuna inter-
oienoen lafien unb bebauptet, onB Die
10 n6tiaen unb 10 iebr gewiinidten
SUPERINTENDENT audi poraea
t,pnlnten neroen fDunten, nhne sn
Dem perspeifelten Wittel Der 8Dubs
ouseabe 81 areifen; baB iebr nDl @rs
iparniiie eingefibrt tperoen fDnnteit,
mas cine 6erableBung Der Steuerrate
in Nusitbt iteut; Dab man BON alien
5taotbeatnten uno Gn9eiteqten uulle
GrbeitsleiTtuns ertparten fDnne uno
oarauF eeadtet tueroen miiie, Dab
bic 6taot tie erbGlt, unb mas Der
ldDnert 9inae mebr fino. Scum muB
man aber bod uumiathrlih fraaen:
8arnln bot 6err 8rptpn feline etns
| huBreide SteQung i'm 9tabtrat niht
berubt, unt Gles btes iebt ihun gu
| erreiden unb ben 8urgern Die 8Drs
teile gu ueribaffeu. Die aus Der Be-
fplauno elmer iolben Bulitit reiuIs
] tieren?
Meaen eerIudten Shminoela
1T Elm junoer Wanm, Der fid 8id1aro
2inoemanrt nennt unb erft felt einis
gen Wuhen in bet 5taot iih befius
bet, perbaftet morben.
I'm iih BON Der EuntreGe Der
BDlitifer su befreien uro ben pDtitis
Ihen GinfluB auf unfere itdotiihen
Gngelegenbelten ganalib I'll beieiti'
! gen, iSIten Die unabbdnoigen Biir'
| get, Die MIR Die beiten SntereIien Der
Stnot i'm Guae baben, sularnrlens
] treten nnb Elm poues StaottiGet np'
minieren.
Sraenb eir auteS. nur que
tiihtiaen. %erprubten, unabbdngiaer
8iirgern deficiencies Staottidet fpiro
Elm BON 8Dlttifern aufgeitelItes gidet
lhtagen.
Jebe grDBere itdbtiihe Nrbeit,
| uie gum Geilpiel Die Nnlaae zines
| aanaliiatiDnsy relp. gntudfieruness
ipltems oer StraBen, oas ii9 i'm
2aufe oer 3eit ole bringeno npttpen.
ola ergeben uirb. miro burH Die
8iloung Der ing. YerbeHerunass
oiftritte bebinbert.
| - 6eute abenb treten Die Romiter
9urtb int @roBen OpernbauS in
| ~Ebe 5ano Of Wan" auf.
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Gin fpnfptelt ger szrrtum.

Srrtitmer inb oft auBerorbentIif
foflpieIig. Oft III logan bas 9eben
Elm Prei8 fold zines Srrtnms. Sic
tuer6en ober ME einen Srrtum begeben,
ipenn Sic 81. Sings Rene 2ebenss
piaen" fir 9p8pepiie, aopfipeb,
S6winbel, 2sbers unb llnterieibss
StOrungen tebmen. Sic tpirfen fanft,'
aber bod griinblih. rs @ents in Sen
apOtbeten BON g.. s. 3. S9miot unb
N6olpb 9reis.
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NiBlid)e Metbuad)tsqejdenfe.

Wr baben cine gruBe Nu8pabl
geole9ener 80los uno Silber' 8areu
naer Nrt, llbren. Tancp : Qrtitel,
Spernaldler, gtgarettens Gtuis, STE,
genI6lrtte. Spasierit5de uno piefe
anoece Nrtitel. Die fth gu @eib.
aadtsaeidenten eignen uno sugteih
niiblih uno nertopu fino.
0ebriiOer Griber,
81 eere
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Settings : Gaten.

Gin Sabrpreis plus 10% Der Sons
pentionss8 aiis oia Der ,,9otn4 rod
alien Bunften in GeIas fir Die Teiers
taae. &erfaufstaee 90, a., 25.,
26. Desember uno |. Sanuar, aittia
biz 4. Sanuar 1905.
@eaen gin5e(beiten uenoe man
iih an Die Ieenten Der v&atD" Ooer
ihreibe an l8. g. Grub,
Dallas, Ser,
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Muerlet.

Fir bic Meiniauna Der 5tra.
Zen peiGieht nbIplut anr nidts mebr
Ariiere Winterg6ite tueroen iih redlt
sntt6aidt fhblen. fpeun fie Die bon
SHttut f~tarrenoen StraBen Ieheu.
Der MahlaB bes Genera
Agas. WeiltUn 1erreQ betr6et etrpa
200. 900.
Gin Gomite BON Buroern Der
Mettieite iprad beim Mauur gounp
stk Dor uno betonte Die 9otuenoie
ftit. einer Experimentation ibres 81
ntitteS ala Witalieo Der RpmmifEio4
far bic 4oiisei uab Seuerwebr an
ernef1ren.
Die Grano. 5urp betfaet IL,
sariber. oaB Die Butisiften 10 ieltet,
I'm Stnnoe fino. in suihtieea ss6Ger
bic umifdnoe. @ameli bon Aeuaen ,c.
anSuotben unb iie fino oaher in5tru
iert DSroeu, oiefen Buntsen met
autmertfamfeit gu ihenten. g.
Uiro nQercinas 5eitens Der 8p(iae,
ais @ntlhnloiaung aneegeben, bal
id5trerert Jdae ioeleid BON oea
eountpbeamten in NeTdlaa aenun.
men sueroeu uuo bieie Die n0tiaea
unterfudJungen anfteQen.
@ngeblif in 5nlae Der lhneG
eintretenoen a1tte rib Der elettrildls
etitnnasorabt in Der Sao.g[nmo
Strnke am Wiittpod abenb aeofi
Z ubr an swei SteQen, con Der So
tinos StraBe $50 5us liiolif, unb
etuiae 5uB nDrblid bon Der Sputt
1trnBe. wcourf Die Strnsen mn
e,Hstu Setuirr bon br6bten belooer
Inuroen. Cine Wrs. 2eet,, 147 60.
lino StrnBe mobnbnIt, rpurbe pp,1
grabtenoe erfast uno purn
2rottolr onf Die Strase Qe5hleuhgrt
Isotel lte tid nm @flboaen unb au
oer Sd1ulter ueriebte. Die 5troke
rnrot loFprt nb9eiperrt, Die Ir0bie
rnrcsfs Diecer uerbnr0en uro mali
anoerthnlb Stunoe tuunte Der Wsrs
eur wieeer aufaenommen fperoen
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Sin surehaeheupes 0ferh.

bas ME tol Die StraBen entIanQ rat,
fobaB bic 2ente aus Dem @agen fallen
ober bunDert Sale dbnli6er Dirt, iinb
alltdglife @reignife. SIS 1T baber fiji
Sebermann angebradt, cine 5ll0erldl=
fige Sable bel Der 6aub gu Da6en, aber
feline 1T 10 gut, wie ,,8udlcns Arnica=
Sable. granonunben. 8d)litte,
tplnoe Steaer, 5al5fluB HnA 5dz
morrboioen beilen- banad ull0 6er=
i9pinoem f6neQ inter ibrem Iinberns
benz Ginflu6e, rs Gents 1T ben Mpo,
tbefen BON 8. S. ). S9mi6t unb @o.
9reiB.
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s u 10 eliere
gBegen biQiger Grcurlionsraten

1ah 8unften in 9eras uno 2oui.
liana, Dtiiiouri, artanfas. SainDis,
8eatudD, Jnoiana uno Otloboma
Gerrlturium uno Dem Siiooiten, mems
bet &uh OH iraeno einen 9idet. aqen.
tell Der 9era8 unb Bacific Babn Doer
idreibt an 6. y. Turner. @ene.
rdls Baiiagier= IQent, Dallas, 3eras.
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gdalidt gouriifen shlatmaaen

nab galifornien. ebeniu nad ct.
Souls oia 9eras & 8ecific 8abn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet Igenten peeen oieies
1euen 9ienites Doer an 6. .. Cur.
rer, General Baiiaoiersaeent Dali
las, 1erQa.
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Ser stampt ,ptre elm erptttcrter ietu.

IStbe
Siejenigen, Die babel bebarren, lire
Sbreu ben orbauern6en @mpfeblungen
BON Dr. Sings gteiter @ntbednng"
fir S9winOiu6t 5u peri6lieBen, tpers
ben einen ldngen erbitterten 9ampf
dls5nfeften baben gegen lire 2eiben,
iuenn benielben nidt baIb eit1 berbdngz
nisbolles s3iel geiebt miro Mam Iefe,
mas 8. sc. 8eal DON 8eal, Mif., 5u
iagen bat: ,9ebter 9erbit 5eigte ineine
6ran Symphonic BON S6pinb{udt.
Sic nabm ,Sr. Sings Neue @ntbez
dung, na66em aaes anbere feline
Wirfung uerfeblt bate. Sofort 5eigte
li9 8eherung uub bier Glai6en beilter
fe bolig. @arantiert BON ben apotbe=
fern 8. s. 5. S6mibt nnb I9lbolpb
OreiB. Yreis so Gents uttb $1.00.
Brobe. Glaiden fret
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Nalens ooer pals Satarrb MIRO
lotort beieitist unO permanent furirt
ourb "Sprp Tormalin", (Gimer
g @meno). s. S. 6 d m ot.
aaent, 6uuiton. 9eras.
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gtano. ans said,enuhren. Mei.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 3bee Seroice
granddaughter. SeroierteGer, Blu.
nlen:Saien nno uieles anoere su rai.
lonablen Breiieu BET Den leitenbeu
Sumelieren
@ebrloer griber,
3O4 @eft. Commerce Strose.
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2l.6tuna!

6amilien, tpelbe an iflef)ten Strs.
Ben uobneu, rueroen b6fibit eriudt,
lbr 6uls i'm irodenen Wetter All be.
lteQen.
CARE WooD & CoAL Co.
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5a6ilriptipm8prtis fit Sas 8Dden6lati
NsAmals Bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

0eMMQte Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Die Bilbune Der 0erbeifernnes'
oiftrilte uno 6aa oan1it nerbunbene
radidtslule Shulbenmamen ihlieBt
bic @efabr Elm. baB Die @tabt nit
Rieienihritten benz Barferptt nahe
nebradbt miro.
Was Der Staht unter bent It1otis
fMe1 Treibrief niht erlaubt 1T, oas
Dinauftreiben BET BpnolGulo iiber
einen gefriffen Brusentiab, bas miro
bier BON einaelnen Diftriften aeibt:
man Eat nlio Elm Mittel oefunoen,
nie Charter : ~8eftimmunaen All UNI
aeben uno Die GhuloenlnIt trpb Der
aesDaenen @renae arsubGufen.
Nu6 nod anbere Merfmule treten
bier in Die GrIdeinung. so Iinb
aum Deiipiel bic Bombs, bic fir Die
trfte Y%fiafterunQ Der Commerce.
Strabe ausaegeben puroen, nod
nift einaeiDit unb fdon meroen an,
oere Fir bic atueite H~ffalterung olss
peaeben. nn6 tuGhreno Die Nbftims
ulu1i9 iiber 0ieie rteuen 8pnbs unn
Die ttene Bhafterung pDr Der 9ur
ftnao, ihidt Der 5traBeniuperintens
bent cine Nbteiluna Nrbeiter in oieIe
Strabe, un oaa Gplapfafer, oas
peruautlih in meniaen Wuden aufaes
nutts,en ueroen tuirb, repariereri 8u
lafien. Berldmenbnua iiber Ser
fAmenbuita.
Die Traae Der Yerbeferunas.
o~itritte hdtte ruben lonen, biz man
itd nit Der Unuenoung uno Den
Julget Der BeItimmuna, uefhe Die
Wilouna oerielben npritreibt, ndber
sertraut gerna6t bntte. Der Staots
rat bdtte oann bei Der i'm Sanuar sus
fatttlnentretenoen Qegislatur Die li6.
tigert Nmenoements unb Nbduoerlus
gen beantragen fDrlnen. Gin Buntt
bdtte beiipielsneiIes uermieoen suer.
Den f0nnen uro bag lit Der, oas es
ben Birgern erlaubt Iein lou, eineu
Diftritt nad ibren eieenen Betieben
suanfhneioen. obne Hndlidt oarauf,
% he nit ibren aeplnnten GerbeISes
Etii1gen ir8enotuu anidlieBen ooer
niHt. Der Gtabtrat luate bierin
oas leste Wort nitipreden unb 0afir
tnrgen, oab Elm Diftritt Iih benz anz
bern aafiigt uro nidt 2uden ents
lteber. bic sp6ter iebr Ihmer aussus
HiLIeu einn nhpr MO nttancSIut ,ra~.
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Sdmnditiide In 5iamanten.
0brrtnge, Broheri, Grmbdnoer NIT
Staf'atten beIebt. Die eroBarttalten
uno ihoniten bel Den tonanoebenoen
5uDeltereR Gebriiber Grieer,
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4aBt guh nia]t nberraid,e EN-,
NIT au tuerigen .gelbe 8ogen"
SloBen. rcenn Der Noroer bier ans
fDMnt.
CARR WooD & Coal Co.
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9rJol9retdber npcb. als Der GrfoIa,
y oie geiunobeit. DEM ohne bieie feir
0rfoiq. So8 1T beg @dtIels 95iuna. fue=
ram Der Cine i'm Qeben Nues erreidlt.
iuoe er min, tudhreno Der Gnoere trut
garfer Mrbeit niHt bprtu6rts tomnlt.
@tfu1obeit min aber niht ,ur ertuurben,
ioneern aud erbalten iein, inbem mai
eafar trrgt, BOB Die giftieen GbfauHofe,
Die ftb f~orttudbreno i'm &6rper anioni,
aiela. nit bern einaieen sunerldiiioen
UlHfreiniaungsmittef aus benz @6rper
prompt entfernt tuerben. Diefes unfehf.
bare WitteI fin6 bic nur aus 9flonaeni6f,
Ten 1ergeteuten berihmten ct. Bernard
Mrnuttrptnen. 25Geuts. VIE Npotheteu.
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8enn mir uifien. ooB uns eine
9rantbeit beooritebt. 10 lit es uer.
ninfiig, oerielben ourSubeuon.
9nrd Den seitiaen 8ebraud bon
Or. 4uauIt a0Hi9's 6amburaer
Brulithee miro bic @rippe ueribuine
Den.
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Ma Wir empFebiep uaiere Cor.
oiols, 2iqu0re, Wbistie8 utio @eine
Der beiteu SDrte 81 iebr ~nieoriaen
Breiien. w. GaItsnula & gobn,
Wain.Geetrue,
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Anxious About Child.
COLONIAL BEACH TRIPS.

Another Of the regular Saturday even
ing trips 10 Colonial Beach VIII be
made tomorrow. when the steamer Ar
rowsmith Will leave her wharf here at
5:45 D. m. and. after stopping al Alex
andria, Will make a flying trip to the
beach and viii return in time TO leave
here again Sunday morning at 8:45
clock. These outings give an oppOr-
tunity TO spend a day at this popular
resort. and 20 enjoy a saltwater bath
and to have some fine sport era bbing
and fishing. The sail on the river Is
delightful ride OF over $50 miles, in the
braCing air OF the river. On the return
trip the steamer will leave the beach
Sunday evening at 6 O'Clock, and will
reach home about 1870 p. m. Among the
at the beach is n new board
walk. about half a mile long, on the
river shore, a fine steam riding gallery
and other amusements.
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TROUT IN SRIRIHAIST
PROVES WOMAN'S UNDOING
Warden Finds Basket Empty and Gar
ment Full-She and Her Son
in Jail.

EMPORIUM. Pa. June 10.-Thirty-five
trout, snugly tucked away in the loose
part Of her shirtwaist. caused the I'M
doing Of Mrs. John Tobo.
When the fish warden held her up near
Potato Creek. Cameron county. on Mon
day. he found that her fish basket was
empty. Then he noticed that Gae appear
ed stouter than usual about the waist
investigation revealed the smuggled
fish
William CoughJ. the wOman's son. had
thirty understood trout in S cIeel at
the tune, and the mother and son were
promptly arrested.
The pair We're taken before a Justice
OF the peace. who fined the son 500 ana
MS mother $3.50. This is al the rate of
$40 a trout, the legal penalty for taking
these fab under size
Neither of them could pay the fine.
and they went to jail for the customary
alternative Of one day for each dollar.
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RICH MERCHANT DEAD,
PROBABLY SUICIDE
One Bullet Wound in Temple and One
IN Heart-Revolver on Mans
Body.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-While a CAV
crowd of fashiOnables was dining at
Sherry $ last night. the body of a man.
"ho mad met a tragic death on the top
moor OF the place. was carried out of
Ii' side entrance and placed in an I'M
certaker's wagon.
ne body was that of Moses We'll. a
= talthV merchant and active head Of
me j. Spencer Turner Company. large
dry goods corporation at Sc Worth
Street.
Al ,. m. Mr.. We'll was found dead
IN bed i'm his suite of rooms on the ninth
moor OF Sherry's, where he had lived for
i've years There were two pistol shot
WOUNDS, one in the right temple. the
"SneI IN the left breast over the heart
On the mans body was living a re
over Hls right hand had dropped to
MS sue and was six or eight inches
from the weapon. The man had been
dead al least six hours
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only as lawyer knows his client. If I
am wanted TO aid the district attorney
IN any way | am ready to do so. / shall
gladly tell him anything ] know about
Additional facts have leaked out re-
Esrding a threat Of suit which
the negress says was made and
10 settle which she declares Platt
lh ,.l{ .Ly gave her money after she
had talked the matter over with him.
II Will be a part Of her defense. i'm fact
mat SHe was telling the truth to him
IN this respect. and not, as Platt de-
Cl,ires IN the affidavit upon which Mag
lStrate Ommen issued the order for her
arrest making Il false statement in
order to eNtort money from him.
Threatened by Suit.
Suit was threatened against her re-
Gently for several thousand dollars for
services rendered" She declared that
tho charge was absurd. and that al
ready she had paid to the person threat
ening her much more than he was legal
iy entitled 10. Until she talked 10 Plat
about it. il was learned. she was deter
mined to fight the claim but he IL is
sand. insisted that the bill. just or not.
be paid rather than run any risk Of
tie matter being taken to court when
his name was likely to become public.
At least. that IS "A part Of the defense
which viii be made for the negress,
ana IL Is said BY her friends that she
can as easily explain other payments
made to her by Plat As she was being
taken from the Tombs on a writ Of
habeas corpus, she was asked respect
ing the statements made in her behalf
that she had been blaCkmailed out Of
thousands Of dollars.
Where did you get this informa-
tiOn2" she asked IN reply. HAS any
thing been published about that2 1
won't say ANYTHING yet about IT, except
that If il has been published there must
be some foundation for the statements"
Anxious About Child
The Elias woman's chief source OF
anxiety now appears to be regarding
her baby. which she was nursing up 70
the time when she was arrested. and
taken from her home She begged that
II be brought to her, but her friends
have dissuaded her because of the Off
hcuity Of caring for a dve-weeks-old
baby in the prison.
Negroes who believe that Mrs. Elias
is being wronged have held two meet
ings. at which money was subscribed
to aid her. and J. Frank Wheaton, a
negro attorney, was retained by them
TO assist in the negress' defense.
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Two Bullet Wounds.

though there were two bullet wounds.
each OF which would seemingly have
caused instant death. the business as
sociates and relatives Of Well declared
ne had committed suicide because Of
an incurable illness
Or Henry A SpOoner. Of 81 West
called in, declared that the bullet wound
IN the head would not have caused
death, as the bullet had glanced up
ward without striking a vital spot.
Coroner GoIdenkranz however. said
tndt IN his opinion the bullet fred into
the right temple penetrated the brain.
III Spooner said that the wound over
death.
coroner GOldenkranz refused to ex-
press any positive opinion as to suicide
or murder. but said the indications
pointed TO suicide. He directed Cor
oner's Physician O'HauIon to perform
an autopsy.
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Miss anthony Refused
Pay for PiLsener Beer
Tale, Via Chicago, of Demands of GraSping
Berlin HOteIkeeper--Sent White RibbOner
Bill for Germans FaVOrite Tipple.

CHICAGO, June l0.-The Daily News
last night published the following Berlin
cable:
Wright Scwall Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait Mrs. Gilman. Mrs Harper. Dr.
Anna Shaw. Mrs. Mary WoOdSwift and
other American leaders Of the Inter
national Congress Of Women have been
Scandalized by the attempt of the PaIast
Hotel. the aristocratic headquarters Of
the American delegation. to charge them
Ior heeT. champagne. and wine. which
the women neither drank nor ordered
The affair came 60 "a climax when
Miss Anthony's bill was presented. con-
tanning charge for two cases Of Pill
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sener. alleged to have been delivered 60
her room.
Marching TO the managers office the
outraged host of total abStainerS de
Clared that as American women they de-
Clinod to Capitulate TO the Gcrma n
drinking habit. The manager said that
he had noticed that. but explained that
guests at the Palast Hotel were expect
ed to patronize the bar and that those
who did not must pay the amount of
profit the hotel would have made had
drinks been bought
The reSolutc women declared that
they would leave the hotel before they
would submit 10 such demOra liZinE
tyranny. IhereupOn the manager sur
rendered and promised that the Amesi-
cans would be served with ice water
without being charged for anything
stronger
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SENATOR TELLER AN LII. D.

DENVER. June 1O.-At the gradu-
ating exercises of Denver University
Senator Henry NJ Teller has received
the degree OF doctor Of laws as did
William Frazer Mcdowell. who recently
was made bishop of the Methodist
Church. Degree Of master Of arts was
conferred upon Judge BENJAMIN L.
Lindsey, originator of Juvenile courts
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Nh. Nanz Makes Denial.
Expects Any Old Thing.

I am prepared TO expect anything.
he replied. zone never can tell what
that woman may do or say. In my bust
ness relations with her 1 have found her
TO be a dangerous person. / know her
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Three Through vestibuled Trains to ST

Louis, via =. & O. r. r.. for Worlds
Fair travel. Standard coaches. drawing
room sleeping cars. observation cars
and dining cars leave Washington. 1896
9. m, 4:O5 pm. and 12:45 night. arriving
st Louis 1890 noon. s pm. next day, and
t-Z5 second morning. respectively.
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Fast Express Train From Baltimore

Every Sunday night. Pennsylvania Rail-
road. leaves Calvert Station. 1870 and
Union Station. 11:35 =. m. due Washing
on. 1870 a. m.
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The Modern Fireproof Warehouse

or Union Trust and Storage Co. Ters
absolute safety for all kinds Of house
hold effects. Main office. l4l4 +.
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VETERAN VOWEL HANGED

PARAGOULD. Ark. June 10--Mart V.
Vowel, an aged white man and Con-
federate veteran. was hanged here for
the murder Of W. F. Loveioy. The town
was filed with people from adjoining
towns and counties. 1T is said that 342
messages were received from Confed-
crate camps requesting Governor Davis
to commute the sentence
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The Annals Of American History.

Record no time when butter quality was
as high IS at present. Elk Grove But
ter IS perfection itself. At grocers'
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5I.25 Baltimore and Return, B. & o.
r r, Saturday and Sunday All trains
both days. both ways. except ROYAL
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Special Rate, $3.50 Every Saturday

During summer. good returning until
Monday. Norfolk q Wash. Steamboat Co.
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Dancing to Music of Marine Band
At beautiful Chevy Chase Lake every
evening, preceded by grand concert.
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Grape Phospho, Sc.
It's a new concOctlOn we've in
troduced- Try il tomorrow Served
with Ice cream or as sun &C
First Floor
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White Persian Lawn Waists. in a
variety OF pretty styles, tailor
made. with broad pleats OF trimmed
in dainty Val. insertion; some with
Swiss inserting: button-front or
button-back styles.
Worth g and $3.50.
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TT WAS \ FORCED SALE for the
i makers. And twill be forced
buying for those who see this.
Pretty styles, fine silks. pretty han
dies. and variety all combine 20
make the collection Irresistible
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For White Persian Lawn Waists
Of sheer material, dainty embroid-
cry trimmed forming fronts. and a
narrow strip OF Insertion down the
frOnt-piece 10 match. Tucked back.
fancy stock All sizes.
Worth S1-75.
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Stationery.
Cut Prices for Saturday.
New Washington Souvenir &c
Post Cards, done in color. at.
100 sheets and 80 envelopes tic
Of Bond Stationery for.
Royal Glue, a bottle
Real Irish Linen Writing TIC
Faus ioI------ ------------. ?
loft. Crepe Paper, all coll kIc
Ors. a roll -
Choice OF styles Tinted or zrc
White Papertrie. a boz
sc Ink or sc Mucilage. a QIc
bottle y >
First Floor.
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White Persian Lawn Waists.
very sheer and fine material, entire
front made of rows Of cluster pin
tucking and broad pleats; back
tucked to match; tucked cuffs, fan
cy tab stock Thoroughly tailor
made All sizes. Worth $3.50.