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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Adams s1 ! Kent,
S~PEZlALISTEN.
unterin6t,

uWserINWSI
benin unterlubung benefit bic Wahrheii
ooer u~ntuabrheit trgeno elmer 8ebaup.
tung.
Drs. Noams & Sent, NuaensS peaialis
ten, 3immer 81, 80 uno 80 SidS @ebdus
be, belbrdnten lire BrariS auf beilbare
Nu9entrantbeiten unb 8erunlfaltunaen
Der Augen nno ~bebanbeln lire Batienfen
unter @arantie.
Wfr beilen eranulierte 2ioer in 80 ga.
gen; mir beilen bic id1tperfen 61le, TONI
plt5lert ourb Sritis, @elhmiire, eiuae=
tpacbiene @impern in go Bis 80 Saaen.
8enn Shr 6aran atueifelt, tommt aur
Office uno iprebt nit 2euten, bic bierber
9ef1hrt tuuroen unb in 10 bis 20 Saaen
Sebtraft erhteiten; bic porber bon anbe.
rem Stuliiten temperate grfeichteruna
batten uns itb inturabeI glaubten.
s: =. q. Noams, M. D. BON Der Sirn1a
ut etn Au9enar8t NIT 15idbriaer @rfab>
run9, Der feline 8raIis ieBt auf hronild5e
uno ld1tuieri9e OperatiDnsf6ue beihrdnft,
ben Ultnoen bic Sebtraft tpieoerbertelt.
gr bot nnl6nQft oreiBig bebanoelt, bic
BUR Sffce gefihrt tpuroen uno felt l bis
~ Sabren gefihrt tueroen muBten. Size
benuno5tpanat9 t6nnen iebt ieben. orei
6lIeben ungebeilt; ie haben aber teinen
Dollar a%nsgegeben.
@o t6nnen bieie &eiultate fbertrofen
perben?
8enn SIR Elm NuQenleiben bebt, TON.
lulttert SrS. Nbams g. Sent. 8enn SIR
ntd7t in Der Office nor5prefen tbnnt,
ibretbt um SpmptDm.5ormnlare @ir
tbnnen @ub bieletdt gu Sauie turieren,
tuie tutr oteIe ibeinbar unheilbare Sale
ourb unitre Spe;ial' esilmittel.
DRS. ADAMS & KENT,
9t6ss@ ebauOe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Wie @elo aetmuoen.

@eIunObeit finben, 1T ME @elo &C.
funben : 10 benfen Die, Die franf iinb,
@enn SIR Suften, Grfaltuns, rauben
Sals ooer 8ruittpeb babt, banoelt i6nel,
pie %. s. Barber, Sanbp 2epel, &a.,
Der iast: uS6 bate srdBli6es 8ruit=
peb, unb ba i6 bur6 anbere Maittel
feline grlei6teruns fan6, murbe i'd
idlieBfi6 bur9 Or. Sings geeue @nt-
oedun9 fir S9winoiudt, Suiten uno
Grfattuus sebeilt." @r6Bte @a9frase
in Der @elt. gu baben bel 8. &alteDer
& Spbn, SEQ. S, S. S6mibt, @isentiis
mer, uno Gbolf YreiB. 8reis so Gts,
unb 81, sarantiert. BrobeFal1e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Ser 8ertdt Ses itaStiiden strates.

~ <k<0s$PS
Or. 6. Burg. giebt bic 9Doesrate
mabreno oes nerfoiienen Sabres arlf
16 per 2auienb an. Sour rteun Stdos
tie Der Ser. Staaten haben cine ges
ringere TDoesrate. Die 9poesfdne
in Splae BON 9ppbusfieber iino TN.
80 *rDsent suridgeaaneen. mas Der
nor5iglihen Qualitdt oes BaIers
uno Der guten @aiiernerioreuna sus
suibreiben lit. 8latternfGQe eretas
neten fib nur % uno teiner perlief
t5tlib. gr enpfieblt, oaB Die Staot
ben Nrnten Inti.T prin ~liefert, Inn
linen oieies foitipieliae Wittel gegen
9~ipbtberitis sugdnglib gu MAIDEN.
@r empfieblt ferner iebr orinalih ben
Bau zines 1euen Staotbolpitals,
oa oa8 alte ieinem 8meG nidbt mebr
entipribt uno be~itdnoiaer &eparatu=
rem beoarf. Die Nusaaben ieines
Requirements 9iebt Or. Burg auf
$10.431.82 an. 5000 muroen
ourb oas Budget beniqiat. $680.80
ainaen BON B%atienten elm, fDlalih
betrdet oaS Defait nur $50.72. Der
Staotarst ipribt nit Nnertennuna
nOn ieinen Niiiitenteu uno oantt Or.
WoB fir Die freie 8ebanolune Der
Iu9en' uno Obrenleioenoen i'm 6oss
pitol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
MebertpinSer pteler eetoen.

@tan tann BRETT behaupten, oaB es Iel>
ten elm Nr5neimittel gesebeu bat, 6aB trDb
isiner berbaltnismaBis einiadben unb rein
oe9etabliiden 3niammeniebun9 10 erfolg<
retdbe 8nren BET sablreihen 9eieen Der
meriblthen Orqane betuirtt bat, tpie bic
ct. Bernhar6 4rduterpinen. Dieietben
helfen in Saaen BON @elbiubt, Neural>
gle, Spspepiie, Nusfbla9. u~nnerbamlidb<
fett. GheumatismuS, ScrDfeln, Sieber,
atalarta, nnreaelmdBtaer M%enftruation,
Seberoerbdrtung, ScDrbut, lotpie BEL ben
ntelen anocreu unsdbligen 2eioen unb
@ebred3en, tuelben bic Menihbeit inter
pDrfen 1T. SIN allen Npotbeten su hoben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Sic 8eetbuueu= 6atr.

Die Organization Der Witpirtena
ben uno Der apmite5 fir Die am %.
uno 80. September ftattfnoenoe 5air
bes Beetbooen Wdnnerhors 1T iebt
polenoet. Habitehenoe 9amen boz
ben ibre 0ilfe suaelagt un0 weroen
foleenoe BerfauFsitdnoe uno grfri'
i6unesbuben leiten:
SUM ch : Nus Of a t 5rau u.
@uentber, Srau @ep. &alteper, Srls. Se@
len Sutnmel, 9Dttie @rDDs, Dora unb
Slora Charlton, Sattie 2obton uno Nrnp
Serff.
bee Mus dant {: Srou Carl
Sabn. Srau 8in Maurer, SrIs. 9hetla
Seebe, Nlita Saimes, gooa 8oie unb
g1ia Seniel.
s ioorren y erfauf: Srau
| Sern. 9reis, Grau Sharfenberg, Sr1s.
glio Seebe, S~darfenberg, @retcbeu Sene
Iel, 8auline 8eber, @la 8aQner, Seq
mia, CLARA unb Gina Siebredt uno
| 2puiIe 9eitner.
&affees uno gbotDIaoen<8e II.
Ifauf: Srau q. Waener, Srau 6elene
| @iinther, Srls. Selene @nntber, 0te9ino
8efmonn, gtta SummeI uno Silte 8tper
Cts Cream : 8erfau: Srar
g. Stein, Srau +. 6. Rltefoth, Srls. Nne
ME Seebe, SGie 8ahrmunb, @lIa 6rteb.
| ridh, 3ora <efotb unb 9ela Seng9.
Soft : office: 5rls Meta Serttpia,
| Siloa Seilia, Gina un6 Bertha Bil6.
2unob Stano: Srau NDeltina,
5rau @eoree 8ahrnuno, 6rau ". Nue9-
| Qe, 6rls. SDnia BDIe, Qinoa Setlig unb
| Billie Mueoge.
Si1bteidb Srau ". 8ebrbabn,
5rls. Srma Seilta, Selma Burger uni
Nearl 8Dble.
8ratmurf Slide: Srau $.
9arms, Srau Or. u. &obs, Srau Sebn
3abib, Srls. Manes unb 8eulab Meer'
1feiot, glia Sarms, MoeliHa uuo Mtn.
ME 8arbenmerper.
Mindbener 8ierhatte: Srou q,
Norbmann, Srau 6. Stint, 5ran S,
Seniel uno Srau Otter, Srls. Seopig Sen;
iel, Minuie Stint, CHA Mueg9e uno Nttl-
tie Horomann.
3igeunertager: 5rls. Ngnes San.
sers, gona @uerain. Carrie Stint, Slic
Staffel uno 9ucretia Orth.
Die Danten BET ben einaelner
StGnoen ruerber ale nerl9ieoen to-
ftumiert fem. 8eim Bunbitant
ueroen Iie Nototo . &oitum tragen.
beim Tbeeitano iapaniibe &oitume.
beim @iqarrenitano peroen tie tell.
meiie i'm ioeenantiten Garmen'
&oitum erIheinen, teilmeile als ita'
(ieniide 8lumenmdohen toitumier
lein. Die Danten beim aafee'
gertauf traser cirfaiiilhe aoltume.
Die beim gtscrente yertauf griehi'
1he unb Die beim Sunbitanb Bie'
uer. Die Damerl beim Siidteib flint
als lisi(ianiihe Eiibermdohen &C.
tleioet, Die in Der Win6ener Bier
bale ais gbrplerinnen uno Die in
Bratuurit : @lDdle. Der beribmter
Nirnberser &neipe, tragen altoeut.
ihe &oitume aus Dem iehs3ebnter
Jabrbunoert. On niro oas @anst
Elm redt farbenptadtiges, buntes
Bib geben.
Das arrangement bes Teites fteb
unter Der Oberleitune bes 6errn st
Seebe. berlelbe miro BON ben 9errer
garl Naeel uno @m. 9aebnert I'M
terftibt. Sir Die Wuiit iorat Ser
garl Sabn, fir bic Beleuhtung BIZ
6erren s. Wagenfuebr uno gugen'
3pller uno bic Nufliht iber Der
Tans bat 6err 6eiuo Staffef iiber
rDrtrter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Sone Star Bier als Triesasber=
mtttler.


Bortsmoutb 1T elm tleines Sta6teben,
ODD ieit &ursem fpielt es cine
@roBe &ole. tuie iie teine
Ino're Stabt tuol in benz @aoGen
Neu'rer Beltseibibte fpieIte,
Sett &omura uno Gerr Witte
Beilten in bes Stdbthens Mitte,
Sober nah benz Sriebem sielte.
nSt es &ries, ia, ober 6rieoen?"
Nlio fragte Manber bdnsliG.
Tenn Die Sa9e tpurbe Idnalid,
gnblib lit iie ieBt entitbieben;
uno Die bolse SrieoenStanbe,
Die 10 lang mmbersefibet.
Nun in Sortsmoutb rnhig fibet
Inf oes &rieaesgottes Saube.
Infer nSeobb" NIT benz GtDde,
gSt ben belleu @eiitesfunten.
Oiplomatiih bat aetuunten,
Samit iie iih nieberbode.
Drum tuirb linn aud CIR erruieieu,
unb ais GROCER Diplomatic
Bol in ie6em 2ano uno Staate
Biro er nah @ebihr geprieieu.
Sa. Der 5rieoe 1T gu idbauen-
9ebenbei bemertt gans leiie:
Gublano- unnerblentermeiie
SIT nit einem sietnlib blauen
@use nod oabon aetommen;
Sat 10 balbmeas feline .gbre"
Nob aerettet. 9ieie 3ebre
Mbge allen s8lufern" frpmmen.
So oer 5riebe 1T s~etporben.
Wogen u bic Sbtuerter rotten
uno &anoneu bort i'm Often.
Mnb i'm 8efen, Sao Mn6 NGrnen.
W6ae enolib iein beibiebem
Dieter blutgetrantten Groe,
Dab u enblib. enblid tueroe
gu'ger, fh6ner @1lterfriebea.
9atten fie in ienem Orte
nuier Zone gtar 8ter setrmnten
3angft ihon bate oanu aerunnfeu
8as beiblDiien ie aloorte-
0enn man iiebt's bel uns su Sauie,
8o oas Bier in etr6n1eu fieset,
aaes 5rieoen bier geHieset:
Trbhlihteit in ieber Rlanie.
uno tuenn iemals iolte roieber
Streiti9teit iih po erbeben
-SoHentlib sir's nibt erieben--
8uft; r9sal ihueI bic @affen nieoer."
unb UNI oieies au erreifbea,
per oas 8ier, pen Gone etar Saft,
Ter 10 INNER Srieoen idaaftl
9ast ben Streit benz Hriebeu sueibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Mn cas SnbItfnm bptf Can Nus
fpnipi

gerlodenoe NngebDte BON ausudrs
tigen YianDs6 dnolern finb oft redt
u1beitimrat. Nebmt Cure eigeueu
Snterefien uabr, inoem SIR Bel uns
nDripreht, ebe SIR anoersmp tauft.
Wir bebanoeln guh better, ME Gu8s
pdrtige, iomol in 8esua auf Qualis
tat Der Snitrumente, Breife uno 8es
bin9uneer.
9bpS. Wpaaatt & 8rpS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
0m bas 9ubltfnm npn Sam GIN
fnftini

Berlodenoe Mngebote bon ausmdrs
tigen BianDs6 dnolern iino oft rebt
u%nbeltimm,t. Nebmt Cure etgeren
Sntereiien mabr, inoem SIR bel uns
pDripreht. ebe SIR anoersmO tauft.
@ir bebanoeln @u@ better, mie &uss
tudrtige. iomul in 8esug auf 0uali'
tdt Der Snitrumeate, Breiie uno 8es
oinaunaen.
.EbpS. 0paaaa & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Gin eas YubIitum bon Gaw 3ln.
tuutpi

@erlodenoe Nnaebute BON ausw6r.
tiaen Bianor6 dnolern iino oft red3t
unbeitimmt. Nehmt Cure .eiQenen
S~ntereffen mabr. inoent Sbr bel uris
noripreht. ebe Shr anbersmo tauft.
Wir behanoeln sud better. wie Gua.
partiae. iumol in 8esuo auf Quail.
I'd. Der Snitrumente. Breiie uno BE.
oinguneen.
Shos. @paaau & @rOS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
9Nir ippbuer bier

uno fDnnen mme err geur.
ben 10 eroen. @ir fiihrer Die BE-.
iten Bianu's oer Welt. Orgeln uno
ale muitfaliiben Snitrumente.
Gbps. @pggam & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Yiamo's = $4,000 gtamo,s.

Wir baben ausaeseibnete Bot
gains in penig benubten Biano's at
annehmbaren Beoineunneu. &omn1t
uno informiert gud,. Wir msroen
oaburd Guer Snterefie ermeden.
ghps. @paaan & @ro9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Shos. 8paaan 4 Nros.

Noien= 0oer pals : &atarrb rptro
lofort beleitiat uno permanent turirt
eur6 ,,SorO Sprmalin". (gtmer
q Mmenb). Sn allen MpDtbeten
su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09

gs lit cine fehr ernite Sadie.
mie uieles Die Weniden nibt emit
nebn1en, uno nihts 1T laberIider,
als maa ite aaes emit nebnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
@efang= nno alabier=u nterridt.

OtWH SpPHVS XSDTtDegtt TT HaW
stoeltdbri9em Nufentbalt in Mem
gort. NOD fie an einenl Der eriten
aonleroatorien ol8 2ebrerin t6tia
mar, bterher surideetebrt uno miro
ssma am L. OttDber einen &urIus
Iur @elora' sno Glaoiersu uterriht
%erDffnen.
M'1ntelonmaen ninamt bic Ssirrro
~s99an Srps. entgeacm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09

= Nidt Sober lit bereot, Der oiel
reoet. nldt Sober beleien, Der oiet
lieit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
9semnnmnSreiRia Sabret TIM @es
fd1aft.

&ont1en INNER aefunoen ueroen.
Simmer bereit &unber au beihuben.
NQes in Der Wu1itsB ranhe.
2bpS. 8pggan & 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09

Sumner hteielbe Ssirma.
BiauD's, Draeln,
Aues, mas Wtuiit anbetrifft.
Sbos. @pagan u 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
M4erIet.
sic Wonbs oes Werbelierun

~ Die Bombs oes BerbeIierunass
oiitritts SEQ. l (9aurel 0eisbts) i'm
Betrage BON $23, 500, iino an bic
2oGmDpo National Bant pertauft
nDroen. 9ie Mrbelten aur ginrtb.
tun9 bes Observation-Disclosures mer=
ben iobalo pie mDelih beginner.
Weit & @utaeit baben ben &untratt.
Die &inebabn poer oa8 Dpps
pelaeleiie nob Dem Musftenuness
plabe miro uibt Dor Der oiesidbri.
gen IusiteIung in angrif aenoms
men meroen, na Die 9ractiDn Som.
paanie nit anoeren Nrbeiten gu lebr
in Nnipruh een0mmen lit.
Ser @ouperneurS 8 &anoioat
Gihter W. sc. 8rDots tpar in Der
Sta0t uno bat bageaen &ermabrung
ein9eleet, oaB man i'm gu ben BrDs
bibitionilten sdhlt. gr lagt, er ftiinoe
in bieler sSraae auf oetnielben Stano.
puntte. nie bic anoeren @Duuerneurs=
&%anoioaten. @ie iteuen fid oiele
aber aur Brobibitionsfrage?
Die 2eute. Die INNER oapDr,
ipreben. oaB bic Welt ibnen cine
griiten5 l@utoe. oenfen genDbnlib
ME oaran, mas fie oer Welt lhulbia
iino.
Der fir5eite @eg gum Slid
lit 8orniertbeit.
Seine 4uftIb[Diier baut iih
ieoer nab ieinem eieenen Stpl.
Iuh elm leubtenoes Beiipiel
tam 81 einem Srrlidt neroen.
- Mn bic STEELE Der WanoerluIt
lit Die &eiieiuht aetreten.
Die SGarfiibtiaiten ieben nidt
INNER atl meiteiten.
- ueber Manbes reoen mir piel
5u Mn0ern, um eS unS %einsureoen.
- Wan glaubt oft. o~erlaffen nor.
ben gu fein, uenrl man perlaiien bat.
SaRt Gmer @elo su Samie.
Wenn SIR elm 8ianD, cine Orgel
Doer irgeno elm anoeres muIitaliibeS
Snitrument n0tia babt. 10 meroet Sbr
gurer eigenen Sntereiien oienen,
menn SIR pon bieltaen Sdnolern
tauft. Seht, mas Die onoeren baben,
oanrt tpmmt All urs. Bir t6nnen
gub ourb 0ualitdt. 8reiie uno 8e.
oinaunaen iber5eueen, oas es iid
fir @uh be5ablt, uns guren Muf=
traa 81 aeben. F,
Sbps. @paaan & 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09

Man FAM Mns INNER finoem.
Wir fiihren:
Btano's, Oreeln,
&ues, mas WuIit anbetrifft.
Ebus. WDaaan & @rss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
MOB GOES AFTER WRONG MAN
Driver of Automobile, Assisting In
Jured Woman, Mistaken for
Man who Hurt Her.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct 8.-Mrs.
Thomas Langhelm of this city. was so Sc
verely injured in alighting from a street
car last night that death may result. and
William Ruess, salesman for an automobile
concern, was threatened with lynching at
the hands OF mob OF excited persons.
who misconstrued the motive OF the lat
ters kindness in removing the crippled
woman TO her home,
Mrs. Langhelm stepped from a car while
it was in motion, was throwr violently to
the pavement and seriously hurt.
Immediately following the accident. Ruess,
driving an automobile, rounded the corner,
and. cOmprehending the situation. with the
assistance OF other passengers on the car,
lifted the woman into his automobile and
started for a physicians ONCE. An i'm
mense crowd AaG gathered in the mean
time and the idea gained circulation that
he nad run her down with his automobile
and for several minutes an aspect of seri-
business surrounded the scene. Cries OF
lynch him" filled the air and the Vehem-
enee OF the expressions of the crowd made
it imperative that Ruess get away hur-
riedly Leaving explanations TO his friends
he departed at full speed and Mrs. Lang
helm was soon under the care OF doctor
and was later removed TO her home. where
she lay Ia an unconscious condition
throughout the night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
FALL RIVER SKIES CLEAR
Manufa cturers Ask for Further Com
ference Monday and strike IL
Now Improbable.

FALL RIVER, oct 25.-At the very mo-
ment when a strike Of more than 250OO
textile operatives employed in seyenty-five
mills In this city seemed certainty, the
situation was suddenly cleared by the
action of the Manufacturers association
and the outlook tonight is brighter than
at any time since the wage question has
come TO the front.
The manufacturers expressed a hope that
a compromise might be reached and re-
quested that the unions take no action on
declaring a strike before next Monday
night. This request was made, it was
stated, In order that the manufacturers and
their representatives might hold further
conferences.
A conference between the manufacturers
and operatives will be held at 2:3O o'clock
next Monday afternoon. II is now believed
in union circles that there will he no
strike. The manufacturers have shown a
desire to effect compromise and it is
thought that the wage question will be
adjusted satisfactorily.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
DENTAL STUDENTS IN RIOT
Chicago Police Attacked when At
tempt il Made TO Preserve order
During Glass Rash.

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-Twenty-hve police
men and 200 students OF the Chicago Col
lege OF Dental Surgery engaged in fierce
fight this afternoon and before order had
been restored fifteen OF the students had
been arrested. At one point during the
fight the police were forced to fire shots
over the heads Of the students TO scare
the latter back.
The freshmen and junior classes of the
institution met in their annual class rush
today and the battle became so desperate
that a call was sent TO two police sations
in the vicinity. When the police arrived on
the scene, the battle between the students
had been in progress for half an hour, and
had blocked all the street car and wagon
trafic in nearby streets. The students who
were I'm the thick of the fight Joined forces
as soon as they saw the approaching patrol
wagons and the blue coats were attacked on
all sides with stones and vegetables while
water was poured on them by students
from the upper stories Of the college. While
this state of affairs had been going on for
some time and the police were getting de-
cidedly the worst OF the battle, the blue
coats drew their revolvers and fired several
shots. This brought the students to their
senses and they ran In all directions but
the police succeeded i'm making fifteen
captures. All the students bore signs OF
the conflict in their rent garments and a
number of them suffered severe cuts about
their heads and faces from the punishment
administered by the police.
An investigation has been begun by the
faculty and the ringleaders OF the disturb
ance will be punished.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
CHICAGO HORSE SHOW AWARDS
James IT. Moore wins First Prise
from e. l. JOrdon and TichenOr
~ & Co. in Harness Glass.

CHICAGO Oct. 25.-Interest in the horse
show today centered in the harness horse
class. in which three great stables COM
peted. James II. Moore of Chicago carried
OFF the prize in this event from E. D. Jor-
don Of Boston and NJ. II. Tichenor & Co. of
Chicago. The first awards follow:
Trotters: strangewill. owned by Will
Davis.
Ponies: Tangerine owned by E, D. Jor-
don
Saddle horses: Eudora, owned by Miss
Rhea II. Reid.
High steppers; Hildred, owned by f. d.
Jordon.
Harness horses: Nicorn, Lord Russell,
Lord Roberts and Harold H, owned by
James II. Moore.
Cobs under saddle: May Morning, owned
by Miss Helen F. Fargo.
Single harness horses: Burlingame, owned
by James II. Moore
Harness ponies General Shafter, owned
by Charles Il. Bum.
Harness horses, heavyweights: Astonish-
ment and Amazement. owned by Reginald
Vanderbilt.
Polo ponies: Jennie, owned by Sydney c,
Love.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
STRIKE is COMPLETE
Cssr's Government Confronted by One
of the Most Crucial situations
in IT'S History.

ST. PETERSBURG. oct. 26.--4 a. m.-Con-
fronted by a situation more crucial than
any since the beginning of the political and
social upheaval of Russia, and which at the
time this dispatch is filed shows no signs Of
amelioration. the emperor's ministers, under
the leadership OF Count witte. spent nearly
all Of yesterday in conferences in the hope
seeing some way out OF the disordered
ondition into which the revolutionists and
he socialists have cast the country.
The general strike on the railroads is
complete except in a few border provinces,
and St Petersburg Moscow and other large
cities are almost az closely beleaguered as
II they were invested by besieging armies.
At the same time. the industrial strike
has assumed large dimensions. and the tur-
bulent elements in several localities are Of
fering open resistance to the troops.
The Finland railroad 70 Helsingfors and
the steamers constitute st. Petersburg 8
only means of communication with the
outer world this morning. The postal au-
thorities are now refusing to accept ordi-
nary mail and commercial correspondence
Is at q standstill.
The strike is complete in the great fac
tory region on both banks of the Neva
above the city. and in several other indus
trial quarters. Forty thousand men are
out but they are conducting themselves in
a most orderly manner.
Large meetings. mainly Of workmen, were
held last night in the university and the
higher schools at which the sentiment was
unanimous for continuing the strike on the
railroads to the bitter end. The proceed
ings al several OF the meetings were of a
strong revolutionary character, the speak
ers calling on their auditors to arise and
slay all 'chinovniks'' and the police and Ia
meet the troops with armed force. These
speeches were received with enthusiastic
cheers The police were powerless to inter
fere, the precincts of the university being
| forbidden ground to them under an imperial
! ukase
EKATERINOSLAv Oct. 25-Fifteen per
sons were killed and twenty-six injured
yesterday in a conflict between troops ant
strikers at the Briansk works, where the
strikers had erected wire entanglements
The courts. banks and other public Offices
| have been closed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
OFFICIALS PROBE FOR CRIME
Department of Justice sends Special
Examiner to Take Charge of
Allegheny Bank.

WASHINGTON. oct. 25.-The comptroller
of the currency has been called upon by
the department of justice to send a special
examiner 10 Pittsburg to make an investi-
cation of the affairs of the Enterprise Ma
tional bank of Allegheny. Pa, recently
closed by order of the comptroller. The
examiner will make his report directly to
the United States district attorney Of Pitts
burg, whom he will assist in case legal pro-
ceedings are instituted. This. IL is stated,
is the usual course followed in such cases
and is taken in order that the district at
torney may be placed in possession OF the
facts necessary to .dftermine whether or
not action is required by him.
Edward P. Moxey, hational bank exam
iner OF the Pittsbura district. will make
the examination.
PITTSBURG, Oct. &as-SfA new force OF
employees was at work today with the books
of the Enterprises National bank. All the
old employees. except the bank messenger,
were notified by Receiver Cunningham that
their services were no longer needed and
the new clerks were at once put to work.
Receiver Cunningham refused to assign his
reasons for making the change.
William B. Ridgely comptroller of the
currency. who report said yesterday was
in Pittsburg or coming TO this city to take
charge OF the affairs OF the Enterprise Ma
tional bank of Allegheny. has not yet been
located and tsis not believed he is here or
is coming at this time. ,ra
John Marron. a prominent attorney here,
is authority for the statement that legal
proceedings. both criminal and civil, are to
he broughtSin connection with the Enter
prise bank failure, just as soon as the
papers can be prepared Mr. Marion says
that Cashier Clark left confession. giving
details of his operations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
LOAN NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETE
Paris Bankers Say French Get
R12O,OOO,OOO with S2O,OOO,OOO
TO United states.

PARIS, Oct. S.-Bankers forming the
syndicate which is taking up the French
portion Of the Russian loan received a dis
patch today from the French delegates at
St. Petersburg announcing that the negotia-
tions have been completed, that the con-
tract is signed and that the delegates
are returning to Paris October q
The local bankers say the French portion
is S12o,OOO0oO; the German portion $50. 900, 900
and Great Britain and the United States
will take $2o,OOO,OOO each. The rate of in
terest is said to be per cent and it is
expected to sell the bonds at about 80.