davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07
nnrmbtge Nd6te.
Setn S6Iaf, feine 6,tbe, feih Triez
Sen fiir oett NterettIetoen0em,

&ein Srieoen fiir ben Nierenleioens
ben.
Shners uno unaufrieoenbeit oDm
Nitrogen biz gum Mbeno.
Stebt auf nit labnen Riiden.
&opfmeb plagt i'm ben aarae1 Sag.
Shmersen ftDren feline Gube BET
Gage uno bel Ra@t.
St6rungen i'm urinieren belfeu bas
Getoen berlhltmmern.
@ebt auf Die uriabe lDs - beilt Die
Nieren.
Soan's 0ierens Biuen bewerfftels
ligen Die Sur.
Sic iino nur fir bic &ierer Qes
rtaht.
Saben sroBe 4uren In San Nns
t0nio noIaDgen.
$. s. 6eitaen, 5teinbauer, Der in
ND. POI 2ranis StraBe, San Qns
tDniD, 9eras. mobnt, iaat: Die ib
i'm Weai 1903 ttitteilte. litt id) BON
Belt 81 Belt ON i6redliben &idens
ldmersen uno 6erenihifien, Die ith
bel ieoer ibneuen 80rperbenegung
einiteuten. Dies tam entueoer pDn
elmer grtldltune Dber Ppm 6eben els
rer ibmeren Sat-. Sd bate ben
garsen Sag Shmeraen uno fie biels
ten MIDI aud ndbreno Der Gabt ppnt
Sblafen ab, 10 baB ib am Worger
reht miioe mar. Die NierensIbz
%lonoerungen hatter cine ountle Tarbe
uno hinterlieBen einen 8Dbeniab.
Iue Webiainen, Die ib nabm. brahs
ten mir feline 6ilfe, Bis i'd Duan's
NiereneB iIen nohn1, bic BEL Kiiber
& SpringaG unb Der Berar Drug
So. an9eseigt tparer. Na@ Elm paar
DDien, nerlieBen mid bic Shmersen
unb nit linen bas 8idenpeb uno
balo mar ib BON alien SbmptDmer
oeS Nierenleioens befreit. Die Sur,
Die ih bar1als belhrieb. lit pern,as
nent unb ib babe fDrtaefabren, alien
Niereuleioenoen Dpan's Nieren' Bits
len AT enpfeblea.
Gum Gerfauf bel allen 6dnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer > Wiilburn
Co., Buffalo, Stem gort, aueiniee
Meenten fir Die Bereinieten Staten.
@rinrert guh oes Hanens Dpan
uno nebtnt teine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07
2ofaleS+
Mpnatliner @ruteberittt.

Das Wetterbureau in @aibinatDn
bat ben grnteberiht fir Den Wonaf
Dttober per1ffentliht. Dana9 mar
bias Wetter Dftlib pDrt Wtll1ll1tppl
miloer, nproneitli9 pom Mfll1onrl'
Col ober beoeutenb falter ols 9ez
mDbnlih. Die Tdler an ben arDBen
TliI5en litten unter itarfem 6ege1,
Bic iioat[antilbe uno bic meltlthe
guIftu1te, lDmie oaS mittlere uno
mefflihe &anias unb Californian oas
oeaert unter Trpdenbeit.
SIN lnbmeitlihen uno iuoliben
mittlerer Teile oes Waisaiirtels be-
eintrddtiate Der itarfe &eaen oas
Sdneioer uno gntbullen bes Wais.
iobnB grnBe auantitdten oeiielber
perfaulerl urb ibimmeln. SIN Nu:
gen1einer puroe Die Waisernte ieoDd
boz @intritt bes Troites pDlIia be
enoet.
Sn ben 5luBtdlern %oerbinoerte Del
@eger, auh bas 8figen uno Sder
mGhreno oie1e Nrbeit i'm NGQemeiner
,lnter .aiinftigen Bebingurgen pDl
fth aing uno am guoe oes Wonats
DftDber suneift beenbet NOR. Wet
sen itebt iebr gut in ben mittlerer
Tdlern. in Der S%eereaiOn uno in Der
iaittleren ntlantiiben Staten.
Nn1 gnoe oes WDnats tDar Oh
Baumuonernte etua aur 6alfte BIZ
AIT swei Dr;ttel beenoet in Stlob0mt
uuo i'm Snbianersg erritDrium, i0ui'
in NrtanIas unb benz nDromeftltdel
Wiifiiippi, mdbreao in Den llolihe'
rem Teilert bes 8nummDIgiirtels 81
@rnte 1aheau beenbet lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07
MHerIet.

STR geieuiae 8mefe bat fid
bier Elm 2inc0ln Club Dreani1iert.
= Stin1frt fir grnft Gtepes, sc.
&. WiliDn uub Souts 6euermaun
uno ntndt benz 8pliseiz uno Teuers
b rsRuooelmuobeI elm gnse.
- Beroen bic administrations
3nnoioaten fir bic Bpliseis uno
Ienerpebr. &0mmiifior eruablt, 10
1T bic @inilbienitrefDrrn, bic in ben
beioer Requirements burh 1ie einoes
hibrt neroen iou, cine Tarce.
Oas Nppelatiunsaeriht bat aes
Gen @alaghan entldie6en in Ieinem
Sample aegen bic giuiloienft . 9ums
t1iifDn, bas iDnte geniigen.
Die Burger baber fInf Wunute
lang fiir Holiaei uno Seuerruebr oops
petite 2aiten getragen. sic bobeu
Dem WfagDr feinen @iuen aelaIier.
ole er Die 4ummiffiun befdmpfte.
Sept ueroen iie fir Das eintreter1,
mas als su @edt beftebenb anerfannt
wDrben lit.
- SIN Ottuber purber nod ben,
Beribt oes Bau.Snipetturs Wohrens
berger 203 Bau : grlaubnisiheine
otisgeiteat fiir @ebdnlihfeiten in, an.
ge1ebenea @erte BON $73,3 $3.50.
I'm Sanitag abeno finoet cine
Notwithstanding ftatt, INN bic
Derrer @rnft SteDes, sc. 6. Wi[lpn
iino 8. 0eueruiai,ri als @aubiooten
ftr Die Yoliseis urb 5eueruebrs !RDn1s
milton 81 enbDriiereu.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nOr' Yterito fiir uniere Tair ii1b Elm.
9etrpfera unb merben urter WufSidt
oee SeaDr NuuciD ausaepoGft i,rh
aufgefteut. WV
- Vim SunntaQ abenb oiebt HE
Drurlbiloe 3oge Der 6ermannsiDbne
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit nadafDls
aenbent Tang in ber MiiliDnsourtenz
GaIe. Bmei tleine Theoteritiide
.M6blierte WubnungenA uub Ser
9ebiloete 6austnedt" tDrnrnen aur
N~ufft6rung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07

= Nus Berlin tpirb iebt aeneloet,
bic oielbeiprDbene Tabrt oes &reu>
gers n2ibed" uno Der 9DrpeopbDots
Slottiae nah Wiernel babe ben Buef
gebabt, ben 8ertebr NIT Der oeutiben
B0tI6aft in ct. Betersburg aufreht
su erbalter. @s miro ferner bebaupz
tet, Die oeutibe Gegieruna babe Der
enaliihen BAG Inerbieten gernadt,
oaB lebtere ben ourb oieie gorpeoDs
boDte beraeiteuten Gertebrsoienft
9lei9fanS benube. Die englii9e &es
Qierung iDq bas Nnerbieten oraes
n0rnt1en baben.
- Der &DniQ @eorg bon @riedens
Lamb mar neulib in Berlin uno brahte
einen gansen Gag bel Dem 8ailer au.
Dem Gernebmen nab lift Der 8ped
oes f0nigliben Beiubes elm FREEZER
Nustauih Der Nniibten iiber bic ma
ceooniiden Sragen uno bag Berbalts
niS @riehenlano8 81 &um6nien uno
&reta.
- Die 8erliner r8oit", melbe
Der 8egierung betanntlih nabe ftebt,
bebauptet. 80ulanaer, Der n%eritors
bene franSDFihe &epan9ebelo. babe
ieiner5eit gr0Be Summen an oeutlhe
SDaialiiten gesablt gegen Die Ser
iiberung, oaB nam Dem Beeinn zines
neuen oeutib : franaDfiiden &rieges
elm Nufitano i'm &uGen oes oeutiber
6eeres entfeiielt tperoen iole.
- Son perldBliher Seite perlau=
tet, oaB &ailer Trana Soiepb BE-.
iblDfien bat, Seiterreih ebenfaus
algemeineS Stimmrebt au aetudbs
rem. unb oaB er ben neutrality-suspicious.
ten Sreiberrn b. @autib beauftraat
fat, cine WfaBregel auf umfaiienoer
@runolage gu enttuerfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07
gpbm perlor bic Mntter.

Wtr baben S6win6iu6t in unierer
6amilie ano burd fie oerlor i'd meine
SHUTTER, fdreibt 6. 8. &eib, Sarmonp,
Me. @dbreno Der lebten flint Sabre
babe id jebO6 bel benz serinsiten Qnseiz
6en bon Suiten unb @rfdltnn9 9r.
Sings neue @ntbeduns fir S6pinbiu6t
senommen unb 2un9enleiben absepanbt.
Ser 8erluit ieiner Mautter mar Elm i6fpez
rer S6las fir &eio, aber er lernte auf-
5upaiien. S6nelite Seiluns fir SuIten
unb grfdltuns. 8reis SO Cts. unb 81,
gu baben BEL s. &afteper& Spbu, SEQ.
S. S. S9mibt, gisentimer, unb Gbolf
SreiB, sarantiert. 8robeflai6e fret.
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prO(og gum 4Ojd6rtgen stiftun9S=
,fete 0eS S. q. GurnOerelnS.

81 fnb benn pierSig Sabre ihon ~perflofen,
Seitbem Der 8uno, in Dem mir belte feb'n,
gom I6uanten 9eis aurl Baum en%tpor9ei9oien,
Zen trii6 unb trditis beut' mir ragen ieb'n.
81 laBt uns benn nit wiirS'gem Grnft betra6ten,
gBis Oieier guno seoieb, wie er entfanS,
l1no anf bes Surnsrbunoes 3eiden o6ten,
Sie ibr bort praneen lebt an iener 8anb.
@ier pG'e ino es, inni9 fet Oerbunben,
Sic Seutune iaet uns Griid, frob, frOmm unb frei!
Sabt Sbr ni9t iaon in eig'ner Srlit empfanoen,
g8ie mabr uno berrli6 bieie Seatan9 let?
gi6t all Der gSano MIR lol oies 3eiaen ban9en,
Sn euren 6er5en lei es aufbepabrt,
BORT lon's als beiPges 6lammensethen prat9en,
Sas f6 in current 6anoeln ~pTfenbart.
| Fri16 iol Der Surner ien, nibt matt uno TRACE,
Trii6 auf s,r Sat, ms 2eben friI6 binans!
/ Qei9t iino i6n, oann oes 8erses ftein'g e gSe9e,
Set febt ct bann in sturmesra6t unb @rais.
| 6riI9, ME Die gBoge brauit am Se[s9eftaoe,
grtId, ME Der @inb am iungel Meaientag,
| Seft Idreitet ct oann ieines 2ebens gfabe,
fFef Rebt ct eegen ieben @difialsI9lag.
Grob Ipl Der Burner lein, nit flarem Guge
@riB' er nit Greuoe ieben iur9en Sag,
Ser @riesgram nlr 81 iuenis @utem tau9e,
Gr iebt i'm 2eben bod MIR Sorg' unb Flag'!
Den Srpbinn mii6t ielbit in ben Grnit beg sebens,
giel lei9ter trdst ids, penn man Trl6 tino frob!
Ser Srobfinn lei Die 8irse cures Strebe1s;
Sod pIroi9 lei Die Sreuoe, ntenlals rob.
Grpmm iol Der Surner iein, penn Dor Ilt6ren
Mu6 ME bas &nie er beu9t, 10 iol er bod
l G+a4a fro,,,,, Soa 9Iffor2 h,e;fo 0nHpn phrpr
limb 5ueenb itets, uno Site balten bod.
Gin reolibes unb menidenfreinbli4 @alten
Sci fein @ebet, bas miiroig auTmdrta iteist.
3osu bebarf CT feiner Sefte Sdatten,
1nb teines 9rieters, ppr Dem er ib neigt.
Grei ioI Der Surner lem! Bon alem g6ieu,
Bon nieo'rem Senfen unb gerneinem Sun
Sod er burG eie'ne &raft id ietbt erl6ien,
I'm ietuer Srsibeit greis ME mhBie rubin.
Grei tpie Die @Ster, Die I'M @etber wobnen,
Grei ipie Der Grid in tiefer g8utoesna6t
Steb' er erbob'neu 9aupt's Dor Siiriteutbruner,
Sbn blenoe tpeoer 8olo, nod 8lan3, nod Wtatt.
luf iot6e 3iele peif oas Surner5ei9en!
., laBt Die Q8eiiung nidt pergeblib fem,
llno iolIt' ibr aud bas 606ite niat erreiden,
Sas Streben bart1a6 1T l6on 2obn anein!
SIM Surnen iol Der R6rper eud ~9eIunben,
DAB in ibm aud Der @eiit seiuno oeripeiP!
Damn lit Der g8e9 gum boben 13iel e~efunoet,
limb freuoie aruBet igr i'm nit r@ut 6eil!H
8. S. 2afreuB.
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Die aamstbtsre BET ersbeben.

@s TT f9on pielfa9 bepba9tet ppts
Den, bob 5austbiere BET @rbbeben Elm
gang mertpiirotges 9erbalten oeissn.
go AUDI BET Der leBten @r6bebentatas
itropbe tn Sii6ttalten. Der erfte gr6s
ltoB eretgnete ii9 Morsens um 33 ubr.
Wor @intritt Der @rf9itterung muir
Den btele 2eute bur9 bic grobe duff
reguns ibrer Saustbtere i'm @6lafe ge>
ftbrt: Sett Witterna9t benten unb
beulten bte Sunoe; bic !6dbne liebsn
unaufbOrli6 ibren Ruf erf6aQen;
felbt ote S4peine, Die fonft nlr sSns
terei1e fiir ibren gefiiaten Sros oeisen,
ltefen anrubtg lumber, rannten geasr
Die Staltbitren uno eutltefen, mo ie
tonntsn, gruu8sno tu's 0rete,
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SerreippnSens.- gllinaer,
ben 4. HDpember. umgeben BON
ieiner Samilie. uno mebreren Sreurs
ben. itarb am 30. DttDber abenbs
6 ubr 6err SDiepb &oehl an
ben Solgen einer faunt 2tdgiaen
&rantbeit, tros Der beiten dratlihen
9ilfe uno BHeae ieitens leiner Nn.
~eeb6rigen. Ser GerftDrbene muroe
in @liaB aeboren. erreihte elm Sitter
BON ungefdbr Sc Sabren, panoerte
i'm Sabre 1858 init ieinen glterr, Ell
men Bruoer uno elmer Sbmeiter in
'geras elm uno iiebelte fih in gplo.
rabp gDuntp an. 6err Soiepb 4oebl
nerebelibte li6 i'm Sabre 1871 init
Trdulein gatbarina Meber, taufte
balo barauf cine sSarm in Der 0dbe
BON @Iineer unb bradte es 81 8ol>
ltano. Der gbe iino 9 &inoer ents
lprpifen, mDHor s ben Batter iiber'
leben. Sic ndhiten Erauernoen iino
fDlaenoe: feline tiefbetriibte Satin
uno 6 &inoer, ferner feline hohbeta9s
ten gltern, Die Wutter lit iiber 80
uno Der Gater SO Sabre aft, elm Brus
Der. cine Shmeiter uno cine eroBe
8abl @nteltinber.
Die iroilhen ueberreite 6es Ser
ftDrbener tuurben am 81. Sttpber auf
benz 2iue Dat Srieohofe bel gninaer
Dem SdDDBe Der groe iibergeben.
Gin erDBes 9rauergefDlge CAB linn
oas @elelt aur lebten &ubeit6tte.
0Dhm. 6err 8farrer gbrDmceid bon
Fayetteville leitete Die Berardbniss
feierlibfeiten uno bielt am @rabe
cine gu 6ersen gehenoe &ebe.
WtDge benz Beritorbenen Die groe
leiht fem unb er in Srieoen ruben.
Den trauernoen Sinterbliebenen ur,s
fec aufridtiaes 8eileio. F. f.
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sm paufe @ptt.

iast Sannab Blant BON 2ittle Sod. Nrf.
fir Die 9eiluns BON 8udlen's Irnica
Salbe, Die meme i6redli6en offenen
@unben BETTE unb Die nidts porber fuz
rteren fonnte. @roBartis fir 8ranbe
unb anbere @unben. rs gts. BEL s..
&alteper & Sobn, @ep. S. S. @hmibt,
@igentiimer, unp Ibplf 9reiB.
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Wie @ertDpfuns Der G6suestonale al,
ner Stnbt bic ihlifnmften Suleen FIR bic
@einnoheit tbrer 8eiupbner nab iich sieht
10 aud bic BeritDpfuna 6es R6rbers FIJI
eas @Olfein be8 Betrefen6en. IDren.
Nteren, @ebdrme fbnner lire Eunftipnen
nfht re9elndBie berrihten, tuenn Der.
bramdbte StoHe fih BARN auoeh6uft ho<
ben. Do gilt es, bieie gu Iodern, um lie
aus benz &6rper 81 entfernen. 0ies fiber
q betpirten. 1T ebet Der 8orsuq Der 81.
Bernard ar6uterptIlen. 1lr rs gents
bel Gpptbefern au bobeu.
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n a E.

Mabnr Urpan galIaaban bat ON
ole seute. bic CT feline fpesieaen Teus
errehrtndr1er uno BplisiIten uennt.
IN Den lebten flint Munaten nobea,,
oretBi9ta1ieno Dollars ausbeaobit
wttt oteier Summe b6tten fih bic IN
i1otiaer SpriBenbduier auf Brpiuefts
9iigel, aaurel : 6eiebts, South.
6eigbts, @Dpernement : 6foel unb
am Weits@no erbaueri lalien. Dos
@elo lit gum 5eniter binausaewpr.
len fuDroen. &c mar @uer @elo.
Sbr St~euer5abIer Nber es lit ret
nerihnunben.
Gin Steuer3ah[er.
x Toska G~a I'll
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Bsief : Elite.

Serren s2tfte3
@eo 9elpid-Bm @ranbt- Ntfreo Sia.
bpr-S &rauIe - D 3 &Iepeneer-8 4in<
bermann-O $ Matbis = Gus Wtenqer-
5r neutrality-suspicious. Sbutb-N 8 Shue
harbt-Nlbert SimDn-gbas Staubt-@
s Seter-&arl Stalmab - 2ouis Sdhnei-
b~ermeber-9 Solbert-p @eiB.
Eamens3tfte
Wtrs VI @etterine-5rieba Soffmann-
@fisabetb Beters-Noeltne 8epper-8ers
tia &aoer-Sennie Speibel-gaa 80bler.
9lusldnoifdtc
Sobanna 5offmann.
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gs 1T mebr Ratarrb In oieIer @egeno bes Gau=
oes, as BON alien anoeren &ranfbeiten ~suiammen,
uno big in ben lebten Sabren satt er als unbeilbar,
giele Sabre lang %ertldrten Sofforen i'm fir cine To-
tale Grant9eit un6 idrieben lofale 6eilmittel Dor,
uno % fe i'm nit drstli6er gebanolung ~befdnoia
ni9t %tlrirtea, ~ertldrten ie i'm ffr unbeilbar. Tie
Btieni9aft bat b~etpieIen, baB &atarrb cine @onfi=
tutionstrantbeit 1T unb beBbalb tonfifutioneue Se=
hanolung %ertoroert. 6att's Ratarr6
Cur, f%abri5irt BON s.. $. @beneD& &c.,
Soleoo, Ohio, 1T Die einaige couititutionelie Rur i'm
Martte. Sic ptro innerli3 in DOZEN uSer @absn
bon 10 Sropfen biz ,u einem Sbeel6ffe( uoll aenom=
men. Sic tpirt brett auf bas 9lut uro Die ldlei=
nige Sberfldhe beg Spitems. Sic bieten eiibun=
bert Dollars Itir ieeen Sal, ben lie su turieren per=
tsblt: aoBt gn9 eirculare uno 3eugnifIe tommen.
AoreIiert:
SIS. G1enep IL. 80. Soleoo, 8.
ss- gerfauft bon alien Gpotbetern. Yreis Is
Gents pie Glai9e.
@ebmt Oaa's aamtItem . Iueu fhr gerfinpiunn
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sine {t1redlidie 0alamttat

lit es, tpenn Sbr Cure @eiunbbeit per>
1iert, neil unoeroauli6feit unb Ser
itopfuug einleben. 8rompte Seiluns pers
i6affen Or. Sings geeue 2ebenspilen.
fir &Opfweb, @%eritopfuns etc, gu
baben bel S. &alteper & SObn, @eo. S,
S. S6mibt, @isentimer, uno Gbplf
9reiB. rs gts
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Hommt 5ur austedung.

Sir laoen Mae, 9r0B une &lein
3u nni'rer Sair rebt beralif Elm.
8ringt &inber, Snfel, @ettern, gantex
IInb ale lieben @nberpanoten.
NntDnio lit elm luft'aer Srt,
Ser @leibbeit.unbIber Sreibeit SORT,
SCR niel oes Sb6nen siebt's 81 ieb'n,
Drum fommt nur Der, es tpirb idon aeb'm.
Bir seiaen uni're 8lasa's gub
unb uniern Slug, nifts tDmmt i9m gleif),
unb uni're 8arts-b'rob iinb pir frDh-
unb iblieBli6 uni're alamD.
Damn seht's our ausiteluna binaus,
9as 1T per redte @usenibmaus,
go niel 81 ieben stebt es bort.
Sc fiest Die 3eit = SIR tbnnt nid5t fort.
limb baben ales tuir eeieben,
Damn laBt gum ShluB uns bprtbin gehen,
$50 Spme gtar Sier uns iprube!t ben,
Ser tuabre 5eile unb S%esensauel.
Sb SIR fir alamo tut ihtpdrmt,
SIR Grlanger @ub mebr ertuarmt,
90 Shr npn Gabinet Elm Sreunb.
Stets finbet oIes SIR nereint
@as Sbr am guten 8iere liebt,
8as linn ben tuabren &ubm erft siebt:
8oblfbmedeno, tlar it's. fart pno rein,
90 tuie es edbtes Bier ion iein.
Drum tpas aud SbDnes uni're Stabt
limb 8rabt'ses gub sa aeigen bat
Sas 8ete bleibt bod tueit unb brett
Das Bone star" 8ier, gu ieber Belt.
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Weimmne Sdmtme,

Strduber. Stolen uno ionitiae B1an.
ser gu mdBiaen Breiien. Shreiben
Sic um 4atal0g.
u. 20. Steimbrins,
0eu'8 raunfels. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-07

8einbt Shuls' Seldom. Nlas
mo Blasa. Stets frildes Bier an
Rapf.
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q

WtonatliGe Saldre fir Mappr gals
lagban uno feline Tamilie:
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
ATTORNEYS FOR ROSS
HOLD A CONFERENCE
TEARING DOWN SHED;
Slate BEING REMOVED

Under the direction Of Master Car
penter Kennedy worl1men of the p, b.
& w. railroad began tearing down the
train shed which covers tracks, Nos.
and A. at the French street station.
That the Pennsylvania Railroad in
tends pushing its new work at this
point as rapidly as possible is evident
from the large number of men now at
work about the depots The men en-
gagged in razing the train shed began
operations to-day and the work must
be completed by August l. In order
not to delay traffic the slate will first
be removed from the roof and this vii
be followed by the removal of the
boards. When this is completed the
iron girders viii be taken down piece
by piece and shipped away on cars.
Work of finishing the second story
of the new office building is being hur-
ried and It is expected that that por-
tion of the building viii be ready for
occupancy by the first of next month";
at which time the tearing down OF the
old station will begin.
A large force Of men are engaged IN
building the retaining walls for the
elevated along Front street from Pop
lar to the station. Another hoistina
crane was placed in operation this
morning and an extra force OF mer
added. Some difficulty has been eX-
lperienced in eXcavating at Poplar
street owing to the presence Of a sprinG
which has made it difficult to Obtain
a solid bottom.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
CITIZENS JUBILANT
OVER FIVE-CENT FARE

The reduction Of the fare to Bran
dywine Springs to five cents has met
with the popular approval Of the citi-
zens of Wilmington. The Springs has
always been the favorite park in the
vicinity of this city and the thousands
of persons who have patronized the
park ever year were jubilant when
they learned that the fare had been re-
duced
Although the reduction was not an
nounced until Saturday to take place
yesterday, it had a big effect on the
travel to the Springs. From early ir
the afternoon until late at night every
ear was crowded Notwithstanding the
fact thae the cars were run on about a
three-minute schedule. 1t is estimated
that between 10000 and $4,000 person.
were at Brandywine Springs Park yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
MAYHEM COMMITTED
ON NEWARK FARMER
Special to The Evening Journal.

Newark, June 19.- Arthur Atwell, a
tenant on the farm of John Jex, near
here was badly injured by Henry Has
kens a negro farm hand from Virginia,
aged p years, who had been in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Jex. but a short time. The
trouble occurred on Saturday. Mr.. At
wood had colsed a gate and the negro
opened it, at which Atwood objected. The
white man started away from the scene,
but had gone only few feet when he
tripped and fell
The negro seeing his helpless condition.
pounced upon him. He seized Atwell by
the throat and proceeded to chew the un-
fortunate mans arm, causing a dArsserous
wound. Then the negro made his escape.
officer Frick was given the case and in
short time had run the assailant to
cover in a wood house some distance
from thes Gene. He was taken before
Magistrate iKug, who held him for court
and he was committed to the worlhouse,
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
RISKED LIFE
TO STEAL RIDE
Philadelphia Man Captured
on Top of a Pennsylvania
Railroad Train
ATTACKED HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW

Giving the name Of John Thompson,
of Philadelphia, a Well dressed man,
about 30 years Of age was arraigned
before Deputy Judge Garrett In City
Court this morning. charged with tres
passing on the Pennsylvania railroad.
He was arrested by Policemen Crozier
and Davidson at the French street sta-
tion last night, having ridden from
Chester TO this city on the top of
passenger coach. How he retained his
perilous position with the train going
at speed of between forty and nifty
miles an hour Is considered a miracle
by the railroad men who discovered
him on the train.
Thompson claims to be a carpenter
and said that he paid his fare from
Philadelphia to Chester and from that
city he desired to beat" his way TO
Baltimore, so he climbed upon the roof
Of the passenger coach. He informed
the court that his present financial re-
verses We're due to illness and the court
decided TO allow him to 80 provided he
left the city at once. This he promised
/ to do.
KICKED HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW.
George Keefer. young man. was
fined $50 and costs for kicking his
mother-in-law on the leg. The latter
Mrs. Mary Barton, resides in East
Fourth street, and the defendant with
his wife makes his home with her
According to the mother-in-law's
Testimony Keefer started to make
rough house" on Saturday and when
she demonstrated he kicked her. The
husband of the prosecuting witness.
was a reluctant witness and was finally
asked by the court II he thought Il
proper that his wife should be kicked
by another man. He answered: "Shi
wasn't hurt much" The defendan
had nothing to say and the heavy fln'
was imposed.
William A. Walker. colored, and Mar
shall Pierce and John ODay wer
charged with selling liquor without
license. Walkers case was continuel
until next Wednesday and the othe
cases were dismissed.
George y. Campbell. charged witt
disorderly conduct. was fined $40 ant
costs and "a like fine was imposed OF
barbara Stinchcomb. charged with
similar onense. John Erskine wa
{ fined SO for drinking whiskey from
! bottle IN the public highway on sun
day
, The case OF Harry Cooper. col0red
charge with wife beating. was dismiss
! ed, his wife Withdrawing the charge
! He was represented by Harry i. JOS
lyn.
Small fines were imposed on a mum
ber Of negro prisoners for acting dis
orderly on the coast"
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
MISS HASKELL'S TIMELY
RESCUE FROM DROWNING
While Bathing at Edgemoor
Yesterday She Sank for
Third Time

It was reported to-day that TO the
heroic efforts of Mrs. John NJ. DonOhoe,
Miss A. r. Hassell of Third and
Broome streets, graduate nurse from
the Homeopathic Hospital, owes her
life, she being rescued from drOwning
by her yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hassell was visiting Mrs. Dono-
hoe at her home in Edgemoor and
shortly after noon concluded to take a
dip in the Delaware river. After be-
ing in the water for a short time Miss
Hassell was noticed by Mrs. Joseph
Donohoe TO throw up her hands and
disappear beneath the surface.
Mrs. Donohoe at once gave the alarm
and Mrs. John Donohoe swan out tc
the rescue Of her friend. As Miss Has
sell was sinking for the third time
Mrs. Donohoe grasped her and held hel
above the water until James and
/ Joseph Donohoe came to the rescue
and brought the woman to shore.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
WENT TO PHILADELPHIA,
LOST HIS VALUABLEs

George d. Bustow. of No. sos Sher-
man street. as a result OF visit to
Philadelphia on Saturday last. is minus
a watch and chain and a roll OF the
"long green" He was relieved OF his
belongings in a lodging house near
Broad street station and has no idea as
to who the robber was.
Brlstow missed the last train to VIII
mington and looking around for a
place to stay decided on the lodging
house In which he was robbed. When
he awoke on sunday his valuables
We're gone. He has reported 70 the
police. 80