davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20
= Z a 9.

Sn Der @eeeno pDn Gacoas
bodies iino tnebrere 8eriunen BON
tollen 6unben aebifien muroen. sic
Duroen nab Nuitin ms 8aIteure
Snititut gefhidt.
= Mml8. December miro in Bars
Ter COUNTY cine 2ucal Option sNbs
ititnrnung ftattfinoen.
= Sn DEFINE 1T Der @runoftein
far elm Sobidulaebduoe eeleet tpprs
ben.
Bie aug 8eepine aemeloet
miro. beabfibtiat Die Bun0esreates
rung in Der oortigen @eaeno cine
grperimentirs Jarm einSurihten.
Sn Bfliiaerspiae itarb Trau
Beter BIuaer. bic @attin zines Der
betannteften 8iraer Der sprtigen &C.
geno.
= Srau S. 9. Wiieman aus Ga.
nernia suuroe in 2ofbart, NOD Iie 1id
bel ihrer Sbmefter gum Beluh be-
faro, pDn ibrem pieridbrigen SDhns
den geidpfien uno ibrper pertuurts
oct. Der aleine batte einen Mepulper
gefunoen, ben ir9enb Semano, trobs
Dem er aelaSen uar, ahtlos auf eli
men Stubl aelegt bate, unb nit benz.
lelber 81 ipielen begunnen. Dabei
oridte er i'm auf feline Wfutter ab.
Die &ugel orang Der Srau in bic
Quite uro aerbrab ben 6ifttnuGen.
= Sn ODuiton bat cine Gonpers
tion pDn &egern fta~ttgefunoen uub
IN oerielben lit beiblDffen mproeu,
cine characterization gu griinbeu,
oerea ausaeiprohener Bmed es 1eir
lou, urter ben Heaerrt auf Oronuna
nno tritte Befolguna Der @elebe su
balten. Sang beiDnoers ridtet fih
Die Wereiniguna gegert Sittlihs
teitsnerbreden, melbe BON Neaerr
an tueiBel Srauer1 beganger tuer6en:
tie mill aber niht nur ben gerbreder
our Strafe bringert, fpnoern burh
cine Before @rsiebuna Der SuQeuo,
ourh elm itrafferes Nnbalteu sur Qrs
oetf, oert ltttltbe1 Stanopurlft oe8
9egerS erbDben uno 10 oieIe Berbre.
den unmDglib MAIDEN. ST. ben Be.
ihliiier, melbe bic &%onueution ar,=
eenommen hat. lift niel @utes aeIaot.
letoer in elmer 10 perbrebten Sprahe,
DAB es ben meiiten Megeru mol I'M
neritd1olih bleiben miro. Wenn Die
organization Die pDrqeItedten Rie[e
i'm Iuae bebdlt uno ftd nidt auf Wb.
toe9e leiten ldBt. bann fam man BON
ibr fiir beioe &afien aroBen 0uben
ertparten.
-. Sn 6aaettspiQe bat Der 8rus
aeB gege, ben iuneen b1bmilben syor.
t1er SDbn Stefta, Der anaet(aat lit.
feline Trau uno iein 8ino Qet6tet AZ
nit einem iogenannten mis-.
geenbet. Die @eIhmDrenen
tonnten fih nibt einiaen uno muir.
ben entlaiien. 8ier ip0en fir ssrei.
lprehuna uno aht flr 8erurteilunq
gemeien iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20
Ser enoliSde Domnfer Silh,

Der enaliide Dampfer ,5iloa",
elmer Der Dampfer Der engliiden
SDutbweitern Babn. melhe Die lles
berfabrt iiber ben &anal b%eluraen, it
auf Der Sabrt BON SOUTHAMPTON
rtah st. Wal0. in Der NGbe Der leb.
teren Staot. auf ben Rlippen oes Sor.
ban 2eubtturms aelbeitert. Babr.
iheinlib fino iiber bunoert 8erfonen
bel Dem Sbifbruh uu,s 2ebeu ees
tommen. 9aS uneliiG muroe ourh
einen otGen Nebel berbeieefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20
WlerIet.

unler geninler Stl0bauer
Sranf Teih lit nDn elmer ausz
aebebntert &eife, Die i'm burd Staz
lien, Die Shmeis, Seiterreih unb
9eutIHlano fibrte, p0lbebalter uno
puQ bDn rteuen Soeer uno &unItpld.
men, Die er auf leiner TDur iammelte,
suriidaefehrt.
- SIN Ntter bot, 80 Sabren itart
bier i'm Betlein ieiner @fterr 6. 5.
Stumpf npn ct. Souls. Ct mar pDr
etliden WDnaten bierberQetDmmerl
UNI 6eiluna BON etnem Bruftleiber
su iuhen. Die 2eibe tuuroe mad
ct. 2ouis aeldtdt.
- Sim Sreitae ben "a. finbet in
Der gurnbaue cine Gerfnnmlung pDr
Snbabern BOT, Observation-Disclosures
Bplicen ftatt. Sc ipu cine Draanis
iatiun aebiloet meroeu, Die gum Smut
Der 8eriiGerer in 2ebens 8erIi9e=
rungss@ eieQfdaften bel Der 2eeisla-
tur einuirft.
- Sn ntmt tueiter @%ntFernune bur
Der Stabt iDu elm 2anotompler pDn
90. 900 Ndern angetauft rpproen iein,
tuDrauf fih Sapaner nieberlaIlen tuers
ben. I'M @etniiiebau su treiben.
- Sim Samitag muroe Srduleiu
Wargarete Diebmanrt, SEQ. 511 Sal.
las StraBe mDbnhaft, mdbreno iie i'm
6aupt9ana oes NusiteaungsgebGu.
oe8 prDnenierte, BON einent Brett 1e.
troffen, bas Der 9ano zines Wrbei'
ters in Der Dberen gtage entfiel,
Sic itirste au 8Doen uno bliet eine
Beile peiinnunaslus. Mls iie fid
etwas erbolt bate. uuroe iie mad
6auie 9ebradat.
Or. Hpbert g. o III
pDr ieiuer &eiie nod benz Nuroer
surIdaefebrt uno bat feline Bratis
tpieoer aufgenDmmen.
- SIN Nlter BON ~ Sabren itart
bier Trau Soiepbine @aQratb pur
Dbanis, mobin Die 2eibe CUR Beer
oigung geibidt tpuroe.
9err s.. O. Stremmel. Sobr
oeS 6errn @rnit Stremnaef, i'll nit iei'
1er iunaen Srau BOT, ct. Souls, nor
iih bas Baar nerbeiratete, bier an
getDmmett.
- Taihenoiebe iinb fart an bel
Irbeit. Wan lulIte iib i'm @eorangt
iebr uorieben unb Die Wertiahen ar
einen iiheren Srt perfteden. Dit
9angfin9er arbette1 nit GROCER Sc.
l9idlihteit.
Sbmeiaen lernen mir erft in
9aufe BEG 2ebens, naboem mir fru'
ber ipreden 9elernt.
- 6offentlih tuerben Die suei
Wtilionea Srauen, melbe bic Wrntss
entiebung oes WDrmDnen.S Senators
Geeo SmoDt befuruprten, niht ale
eleihseitig au @orte fommen.
9etbe ME etmaS einer1 Manne,
Der Dir epigen 9ant perlpriht.
- Die b5hite &eife Der Sruht if
5aulniB = oas merit man aud ar
manhen auniterseueniiien.
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sphn nerIpr bic Mutter.

Bir BADEN G@minblu9t in unIerer
6amilie unb bur@ fie perlpr i'd meine
Mutter, idreibt 6. 8. geib, SarmonD,
We. @abreno Der lesten flint Sabre
babe i'd jebo6 BET benz serinsiten @n5ei=
9en BON Suften unb @rfdltuns ST..
Sings neue @ntbeduns fir S9minbIu6t
9enommen unb 2%unsenleiben a~bserpanbt.
Ser @erlut leiner Mutter mar elm I6tpez
rer S6las fir 9aeib, aber er lernte auf-
supafen. S6neaite Seiluns fir SuIten
unb grtdltuns. 8reis so Gts. uto 81,
gu baben Bel s. &alteper & Sobn, @ep.
S. S. S9mibt, @i9entiimer, unb Ibolf
SreiB, 9a~rantiert. 8robeflaihe fret.
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eSh oaufe Sptt,

last Sannab Blant BON 2ittle &od, Nrf.,
fir Die Seilun9 BON 8udlen's Irnica
Salbe, Die meiue i9redliden offenen
8unben beilte un0 Die ni9ts uorber flts
rieren fonnte. @roBartig fir 8raubs
unb anbere 8unben. rs Gts. BEL s.
&alteper & Sobn, SEQ. S. S S9mi6t,
@ioentiimer, uno Moplf 8reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20

Die raoitalen Nrbeitafibrer in
ct. Setersbura munteri trot ibres
total mis9liidten StreifperfumS
aletb cine reue 8emeaune ms Sc,
ben rufen, bic nDttuenbiger @eiie
nleoer au einem Streit eefibrt bdtte,
tie pouten cine Naitatiun ftir bic Cine
fibruna oes ahtitinoiaeti Nrbeits.
tageS beginnen. Die tunieruatiuen
@lemente bebielten nber bic Ober.
bano uno in elmer Weriarnrnluna
tuuroe elm Observation-Disclosures BpriGlno
anfs @ntihieoenfte auridaetuieien.
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ANAkEsIs per,pridat uidbt sdatpi,

ANAkESIS berspribt nibt Sbtuin6s
iudht, 2eberleioen, unberbauIihfeit
Sribiinn, ober Shbneraugen su beilen;
mol aber a%arantiert es iof0rtige 9inoes
run8 uno n6aige Seilune When. bic an
paHtprrbDtoen letoen. gs lit cine Der
leeenretbften grfinbmngen tes Sahrhnn.
oerts, tuie 10000 samfbare Yattettten
beaenaen fDnnen. 8roben auf 8erlans
gen an irgenb cine Mbreiie fpffenfref ge.
lartot ourh P. Neustaedtcr & Co., Boz
24l6, New York. Sitet euh pDr Wof,s
abmnngen. Mhtet barauf, 6aB bic I'm.
terlbrift BON s. Silsbee, M. D. fid auI
teoer Seite Der Shadbtel barauf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20

Sas nDrmeaiihe Barlat1ent
bat Die 8abl oes Brinsen Carl BON
Danemart gum RDnig opr Nprpe.
gen einitimmig ~polaoeen. I16 Wit.
alteoer parer anueieno uno bel Ser.
tInoiaung oes &eiultats Der NbItims
mung muroe BOT, Der sseitung Elm So,
nlgsialut aeidofien. Brins garl Bat
Die Wab. acceptiert uno ertl6rt, oaB
er ben alien nortpeaiiGen Mamer
6afon annebmert ueroe. gr miro
Der iiebente n0rmeotibe RDnig bieIes
Namens iein. Ser lebte Saton uar
Der SDbn Der groBen Waraaretbe
BON Sdnemart; er hatte Normeaen
pun ieinem Bater aserbt uno burh
ieinen Goo tuuroe Margaretbe 6errs
iberin. nahbem iie border lhun &e=
gentln aemefen mar. Sic pereinigte
oanr ourh Die uaalntar'lh e Union"
Die orei itanoinaoiifen &eid3e urter
einem Scepter.
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Gs II atebr Ratarrb in oieIer geeeno oes aau=
beg, als bon alien a,oeren arantbeiten 3uIammen,
mno big In ben lesten Sabren gait er ala unbeilbar
gtele Sabre lang ~ert!drten Dottoren ibn fir cine To-
uno ea fe tbn NIT drstli&er 8ebanblun9 beftdnoia
midt %tlrirten, ~ertldrten ie ibn fur unbeilbar. sic
Biieniaaft bat ~beruieien, oaB Ratarrb cine goniis
tutionstrantbsit 1T uno oesbalb tonfimtioaeQe Be-
bhanotung %srforSert. 6atps Ratarrb
Soleoo, Ohio, 1T Die. eiasise eonRifationedIe Rar IN,
Martte. Sic piro innerliS in SoIen oSsr Gabem
bon 10 Sropfen bis 3u einsm Sbeel6Het boq oenorn=
men. Sic tpirt oirett auf bos 9lut nno bic fhlei=
raiee Sberfldhe oes Spftems. Sic bieten einbun=
pert DOLLARS 1lr 1eoen Gal, ben lie gu turieren per=
tssblt,- SaBt eu4 @ircnlare unb .3eugniie tomnten.
@breNfert:
SIS. G1enep ". y 20. Sp(eoo, 8.
s- gertaait bon alien apotbetern. preis Is
Gents Die Glai6e.
Nebmt SaH's sSamtIteu. Dtuem :, .gerRosIuno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20

nSnrp : Tprntalin", tGimer &
Mmenb), bdlt, menrt es Wpreens
alS 3abns uno Wuno : @afier aez
braubt wiro, 8dbue unb Muno
tnabreno oes gansen Cages rein.
Sn auen MpDtheten au baben.
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0eSuMt

miro elm Correspondent. oeroer oeut.
ifen Sprahe nuQftdnois mdhtie lit.
Npplttattonen 81 rifteu an bic Treie
BreIfe unter @biffre g. M.
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&Dni9 Ilpbons BON Spanien,
Der BON Berlin na6 Wien aereifi
NOR. 1T BON oDrt nah Wabrio suriid.
eetebrt. Gm 9aae ieiner Gbreiie
lamb in Der 0Dfbura mod elm aruBes
Staatsoiner ftatt, an benz aud Der
TGrit bon 8ulaarien teilnabm.
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Gin furhtbares uno[n6 lit Be

Gin furhtbares rlnQ[i6 lit Bel
ben Wan6nert1 in bee &ieler Budt
paiiiert. Bel einet, NahtsNnarif
Der 9orpeoobsot . DtnifiDr auf ben
tleiner Rreuser nunbine" fonioierte
oas 9orpeoobDDt .S. 126" nit Dem
&reuaer. Ser aeiiel erplobierte uno
bag Boot fant iUfnrt. Gin Offisier
uno 81 SeeIeute ueroer perruiBt,
man nertautet, oaB iie uris Yeber oe.
tOnrner iino. Cine Nnaabt Der auf
benz 8DDt befinolthen Berlonen
puroe nertuunoet aus benz Waiier
aufaeffht. Ser 8ailer, Der am ndh.
item Wurgen in Riel eintraf, ura Der
@ioesleiftung Der Marine. @etruten
bei5umobnen, bat elmer, geilauea Be.
rtbt iber oas unaliid a%ngeuronet.
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Ser Mnserftano Der Mauuer

1T bdufis 10 9roB, uie Der Der Jrauen.
Nber 2bps. 9. Iuitin, Msr. bes ,&e=
publican" in 2eaueniuortb, Snb., mar
ni9t unperitdnois, als er ben Mer3ten
oerbet, feline 6rau gu uperieren. Staff
oefen, iast er, 9ebrau6ten mir electric
8itters. Meine 6rau mar 10 frdnf, baB
tie faltm oas 8ett ~pertaiien fonnte unb
fuuf (5) Qer5te saben ibr feline Grleidz
teruns. Na9oem iie electric 8itters
senommen, tpuroe iie wDbl unb beiorst
ibre 5ansarbeit. @arantiert. gu baben
bet 5. aalteDer & Gobn, @eo. S. S
Sbmiot, Sisentamer, unb Nbolf 9reiS.
Breis so gts. Der Tlaihe.
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Sic AuSHelurta.

1ieIem Sabr benz SeluDer mle0er
uiel oes Sebenspurotgen. 8ent
auh bic 8eteiliaune an Der Ius'
itelluna in Der 6auptbaae cine grD'
bere leirl fDnnte uno Die aasu rei9z
lihert Uerfaufsifdnbe uno Office
Mdutne be1ier Dnrh Musfteuuness
booths erlebt pdren. 10 muB man
bod sueeben, baB bas, mas oa 1T,
iebr hibih lit uno fih oes Nnihauens
tuDl lDhrt.
Mm r1eiiten aieben Die MDbel=N uss
fteuungenb Die Wufmerelarnfeit auf fim,
oanr Die BianpsM uateIuneen urb
Die bibiben &DuettiDner bon Bug
aiea unb anoern @efdbrte1, tpelde
WDDbmaro & 60. anseeftent banen.
Nuh bic s. q. 81. Babn bat einen
rebt Drieinen, nit bunten 8abnlams
pen ausgeitatteten @tnpfangsraum
bier uno Die sc. Sc. & 8. Babn bat
fDgar einert enrtaen Babn5ug, in Wtis
niatur natiirlib, auf9eitelIt. glef@
triihe Nnsiteaunaen nit ihDnen Be-
leudtunasefetten oienen oasu, Die
Wirtnng pes 8al1aen gu ernoeeh.
@rmdbut lei unter ben peribteoener
Nuslaaet, mod bic Der Sirraa GAR
mild & Co., Die cine nit aroBetn
Weibn1ad ar%r9rgterte AuSlteuung
ibrer aefhmadpDuei1 Ware1, letoer
an eli1ett ettpas oerltedter SloBe Der
6ale, aufgeiteut BOT.
Wtebr 5lt lebert TT etgerltlth ooerl
anf ben @aleriert. % TT auerit ems
NAL, Eperut tutr gleth bett1 gtt19atl9
hinaufftetger, Die rterlta1tlbeS Nus,
feuurg. Steielbe eatbdlt iehr ntel
0e8 Sehenstuerte1, leioer 1T aIea IN
einer Euenig a~n5iebenben Weiie arrarts
0iert. Sc iino bort trefflihe Steir' ,
gernent< uno TbDnsMrbeiten; quite
8aummnnituffe IN iebr bibihe1 Weu.
iterr, prahtp0ne Blantet8 uno am
bere @ebereien; cine hibihe &DlIet.
tim Eabafe un0 @igarren; &Drb.
fedtereier uno n1anGes anoere, bag
Der 1dberen 8eadeung pert lit. In.
iere Mahbarrepublif giebt init oieiel
NusiteQung cine treflibe SQuitratiDn
ibrer i1ouftrielen Eatigteit uno &C.
miffer BrDbuttiDnen, melbe- ibret
tunftfertiaen Bep6lferui,g eiaert finb.
Yin bic t1eritanii1e Nusitenun1
lu.'c Ell !'W y UIe @uslieluna peg aIan'
luS puB Caga. Wul D!e gsIW1Huus
Sousas LIZ !s.wS Y 1nelage aal
Sss u'sslaus.sem 4a1I.saaa9, an. Da
eean n.am y Isw. lsgen, waS osI
s w,.sn -, anIsLss S ;M ssou
S Me:ss .a' Slua . ~: nnasyeass
; Ms1L - a. sm gus.y"la.uao oe
nosrl9sa Aa gOIs. 2aOaa uus Sae
oasu GDn.ig, E~erIIM!uuea, gierpItgns
ssns Malso1sln. ans nDel.@en ye'
n saG uno Slupte Nno glsr an M
EsnI nnu !. e!ner 10 guolwem sSelle
uuIAeouul, oaB ons 1u9e Mtt Ser'
gn4asn uuI gsM ganaen melll. gr.
UagnsM nunen mlI nog elnes Iein
ssulor..s.en Vul6IgIunlee, eeI oeH'
s.ne n1Mn.aiIe 9erlWleogner ODlsaEs
.sn tn a.. Ss:% as seIommen uno
SuM Ssnen 9 e'''b'se J" @etao Be'
pS Msa;.av Va .,u, ..
az voar ~! LTss.;sau Hs.uas' Maa ~
M,.aNa tam ~. .n ssIsilasa.n S.sMs.,
ram,,sa sasas atsg Dal.n 81 oss @us.
nc.,. rs A S;e ~ SS: U..
s % o., vs uaI NC ol..sI!l.vS
SnMsh..i 1' o, yyssEt's sa ~s.Es NC
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Brtef &the.
6erreu s2thss

Sreb 8ereer-& s 8lante - Sris gurs
Naul g Su6rih = Sobanu @eIbninb
y &bnisberg-g $ Rriser Sno 8ri-
ger Us 9 M6eelin - gbas Sbtparb
Gent SGob So Spiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-20

Sofa NlbertbaI - Olga Mlbertbal -
Soiepbine 8ed = Marp Slider : Sennie
Sroih- glinoa Mbler - Mrs Sc 8tms
tf1er.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
Case Against Hoch Blacksr Than
Ever Today.
CARRIED POISON IN A PEN
5isamist and Suspected Murderer Will
Be Returned TO Chicago as Soon as
the Extradition Papers Are
Signed by the Governor.

New York, Feb, 6.-When Johann
Hoch was arraigned today on the ex-
pectation that he would be turned over
to officers from Chicago, 1t was found
that the extradition papers had not
arrived, and he was remanded to po-
lice headquarters In custody.
Detective Foye explained that the
papers have been in Albany since Fri
day awaiting the signature of Governor
Higgins, but the governor had left for
New York without signing them. 1t is
expected the papers will be received
by Wednesday and the prisoner will
leave for Chicago on that day.
Additional charges were made
against Hoch today of having married
three more women In New kroYI t
three more women in New York, II is
also learned that when the room oc-
cupied by Hoch was searched. a sty-
lographic pen was found, the reser-
voir OF which was filled with white
powder believed to be poison,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
Is q Miniature Floating Navy
Yard.
COMPLETE IN EACH DETAIL
Craft 10 Non.sinkabls and ~ It 10 a
Success In Operation tho Govern.
msnt viii Construct Several
Others at Once.

i
New York, Feb. GA strange craft
IL nearing completion at the New
York navy yard. II Is. In fact, mini
ature floating navy yard, and win take
It's first plunge into the water of the
East river in about six weeks. when
the craft 10 completed the United
States navy win be in possession Of
a floating repair shop, the like Of
which the world has never seen and
one. which, according to the officials
OF the navy yard. viii make It pos
sibla TO repair second class cruisers,
gunboats and torpedo boats, and tor
lpedo boat destroyers wherever there
Is water enough to anchor.
The craft Is about 1870 feet long. 40
feet wide and wal draw about six
feet OF water. 1t "a built entirely Of
steel and every inch or space his been
utilized. At one end will be steam
derrick. capable of lifting 20 tons, while
at the other end will be the boilers
that will furnish steam to operate
dynamos. air compressors and the DER
rick. Amidship win be the navy yard
proper.
Practically every machine used In
repair work will be installed some
where in this space. including mis-
cellaneous assortment of electrical and
pneumatic lathes and drills. shears.
punches, etc.
The apparatus win be capable OF
taking or the smaller guns on bat
tleships and armored cruisers, ana of
making minor repairs to the super
structure and interior OF great ships,
There Is nothing pertaining to the
smaller craft, except hole below the
water line, that cannot be attended to.
The roof win be lighted with a number
Of big skylIghts which can be removed
at will and through which ordnance
and parts of ships can be lowered to
the shops,
The craft is practically non-sink.
able, but must be towed as there Is no
propelling machinery aboard. Should
the boat prove successful larger ones
will be constructed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07

pen that some unknown workman
will remove the first earth from the
site OF the Washington building. un-
heraldsd and sunconfronted by any
photographers.
Late Saturday the washington visit
ors who were here to choose a site
became somewhat dissatisfied with
the spot chosen for their building
earlier IN the day. ana asked for
new deal. After considerable discus
sion. another spot was granted them
on ground originally picked out for
the New York state building, and is
about 100 feet west Of the original site
chosen. The building viii stand nbrth-
east Of the agricultural palace, about
midway between that structure and
the lake shore
Work viii begin at an early date
on the construction OF the building,
which win show Washington timber
resources in convincing manner. It
is hInted that washingtonians are
somewhat jealous OF the showing Ore
gon is making with her forestry build
Ing. and WIN make a striking showing
Of big timbers.
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DEBATE ENDED.
6everedge Closes Case for the state.
hood Bill,

6everedge Closes Case for the state.
hood Bill.
Washington, Feb, 6.-The lons
drawn out general debate on the bill
creating two states out of the terri
tories Of Oklahoma and Indian terri
tory and New Mexico tand Arizona,
was concluded today insa speech by
Beveridge, which consumed the great
er part of the days session.
He reviewed the principal. arguments
in opposition to the bill, giving special
attention to the proposition to unite
Arizona and New Mexico. He spoke
almost three hours and closed amid a
cordial burst Of applause from the gal
leries.
Previous to Beveridge's speech. For
aker spoke in support of his amend
ment to eliminate Arizona and New
Mexico from the proposition. The only
other important business of the day
was the receipt, through the house
managers of the houses replication of
Judge Swaynes answer in the i'm
peachment trial.
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Note Of Warning That The People
May Demand More Drastic
Measures.
SWAYNE IS AGAIN CHARGED
Senate Hears 6everidse Close the Case
for the Statehood Measure and the
Galleries Literally Applaud the
Young indianan.

Washington. Feb. 6.--Following I
weeks hearing and consideration b,
the committee on interstate and for.
eIgn commerce. as well as urgent rec
concentrations Of the president on this
subject, the house OF representatives
today began debating the proposed Leg
islation looking to ruling on foreign
rates.
This action was taken only after a
determined opposition by democratic
members, led by John Sharp williams
of Mississippi. the minority leader. tc
the adoption Of rule which shut Out
opportunity to amend the bin. Two re-
pnblicans, Southwick and vreeland, Of
New York. voted against the rule, ana
one democrat. Gaines OF Tennessee
voted for II. Otherwise party lines
were tightly drawn. we
Townsend, one Of the authors Of the
bin, ana Richardson occupied the re-
mainder OF the day discussing it. both
sounding a note of warning to the
railroads that unless they join hands
with congress in the matter the people
may demand more drastic legislation.
Before taking up the question Of
freight rates the house adopted the
replication Of the committee of seven
managers to reply to Judge Swayne to
impeachment charges. in which it is
reiterated that Swayne is guilty of the
crimes alleged against him.
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Body Of Mrs. ssylor Drowned at
Skamokawa Found.
WAS BURIED UNDER "a SLAB
Divers Papaeserss and johnson Find
the Body in steamboat Slough Near
Postoffios, 200 Yards From
Where She ZEN Overheard.

Skamokawa. Feb. s.--(special.) .)---
The search for the body OF Mrs. Marie
E. Saylor. drowned at the point on the
Morning Of January /. came to an enj
this morning about 10 o'clock. when
Nick Papargeres. a Greek diver. who
with T. X johnson, had been searching
Steamboat slough for the past three
days found the unfortunate swoman's
body wedged under a slab in 20 feet
of water, in front Of the postoffice anI
about zoe yards down river from the
dock where she must have fallen in on
that seventful New Year mofnings
The Greek diver is certainly entitled
to great credit for his persistent search
m the icy, muddy water. ga4QsssaEest
As soon as the body was recovered
word was semitic Coroner c. w. Bales
of wahkiakum county. who. lives al
Cathlamet, who arrived about 2 m.
The body was taken from the water
and placed In a box. Considering il
had been in the water IS days 1t was
In excellent condition and was easily
identified by L. E. Rolfe, Mrs. Saylor's
brother-in-law, and by the clothes.
rings, watch and chateline bag worn
by Mrs. Saylor. Her watch had stopped
at 1880 o'clock and there is some
question whether 1t had run down OF
had been stopped by the water. as It
is claimed Mrs. Saylor was seen in
the hall alive about o'clock New
Years morning.
Coroner Bales convened jury, COM
posed of the following gentlemen: b.,
Bailey, Ferguson Kennedy. John La
mont, Alex Campbell, IA. M Brown
and James e. Nelson. The testimony
of L. E. Rolfe, G. H. Former and orvil
Houlton, who had last seen Mrs, Saylorl
alive, was taken. She jury entered the
following verdict:
I'VE, the jury summoned to lnvesti-
gate the cause of the death of one, Mrs.
Marie E. SayIor. having heard the tes-
timonY find that the deceased came to
her death by accidental drowning VIM.
B. Bailey. foreman"
The finding Of the body OF Mrs. say
lor is great relief to her relatives
and friends, who have contended all
along that she was drowned.
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Attack Detectives.

Sacramento. Feb. 6.--The committee
investigating the charges OF bribery
made against State Senators Emmons,
French. Wright and Bunksrs held g
session tonight A number OF wit
nesses were placed ON the stand by
the defense for the purpose Of at
tacking the credibility OF detectives
employed by the prosecution.