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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04
WAITSBURG NEWS.

w. M. Harrison of Walla Walla spent
Sunday in the city.
DR.. c. A. Hauber of Walla Walla
was in the city Wednesday.
Harry Antrim, of this city, has ac-
cepted a position in the grocery de-
partment of the Motter-Wheeler COM
pany at Walla Walla. He went down
Sunday.
We understand that o. M. Conover
mas sold his farm of 572h acres, north
west of Prescott, for $24 an acre, In
Guiding the crop, to William Piper
Mr.. Conover bought the place last fall
for $19 per acre.
Charles Hungate was in the city
Tuesday from Walla Walla. He says
that a couple of weeks ago he was
confident that he would have to reseed
at lest 1000 acres of the big Spring
Valley farm, but that the recent cold
snap has injured grain but little and
that aside from a few spots in the
fields he will have to reseed but few
acres as a result of the extreme cold
weather. Owing to the fact that the
grain first sown last fall did not come
up we'll for lack of moisture, Mr.. Hun
gate will resow probably 400 acres.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04
WITHDRAW PALOUSE LAND
WHEN GOVERNOR SIGNS FED
ERAL RECLAMATION ACT EN-
GlNEER TO FILE NOTICE.
Lists Have Been Prepared by Engineer
Noble Together With the
Formal Notice.

State lands in the Palouse country
will be withdrawn from sale as soon
as Governor Mead approves the fed
eral irrigation bill
Engineer T.. A. Noble, in charge OF
the federal reclamation service in this
state, has prepared lists of these lands
and maps, together with the formal
notice of the government appropriation
Of the waters. These appropriations
and notices are made under sections
g. 4, and of the new bill. After
filing notice of the water appropria-
ton no private persons can filed an
appropriation of the same waters for
a year.
The land notice relates to lands
upon which the government desires to
or may construct reservoirs, canals or
bitches. Just as soon as the notices
are filed the new law requires that
the commissioner Of public lands
withdraw from sale all lands suscep-
tible of irrigation and within the area
to be irrigated from the works pro-
jected by the United States.
The first notices relate to the fed
eral irrigation plan, known as the Pa
louise project.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04

Mule Bites Hard-Albert- Loundagin,
a former student and we'll known foot
bail player at Whitman college, had a
very unpleasant experience yesterday
with a mule. While adjusting the ami
mars bridal the beast snapped at him
and getting one of his fingers between
it's teeth it almost severed it. The
injury was a painful one and Mr..
Loundagin will have his arm in sling
for some time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04
WANTED A ONE ARMED man
POLICE PICKED UP TWO YESTER.
DAY BEFORE LANDING THE
RIGHT ONE.
All Minus One Arm and Fit Descrip
ton of Hendershott Arrested at
Depot Yesterday.

E. C. Hendershott, a piano salesman
in the employ of the Eilers hOusic
house at Colfax, was arrested by the
police yesterday afternoon on tele-
graphic advices, as he stepped from
the afternoon train from Dayton. OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
is the charge preferred against Hen
dershott, although his side of the story
is to the effect that he owes 500 on a
his arrest was caused through malice
on the part of mis- creditors.
Hendershott objected to sleeping in
Jail and offered to pay for the services
of a guard. AS he had ample funds,
he was furnished with a guard and
spent the night in a down town hotel.
An officer is expected from Colfax this
afternoon to take Hendershott back to
that city.
Description Fit Three Men.
HendershOtt is minus his right arm
local officers, fits three men who hap
pened to be in Walla Walla yesterday.
The result was that the officers picked
up a we'll known travelling salesman
who tailed to dot to HendershOtt's
description. The salesman fortunate
ly had credentials with him that
cleared him of all suspicion, and after
explanations had been made he naive
ly remarked that the cigars were on
the officers. The hint was sufficient.
Fortunately for L. G. Atherton, a
prominent wheat buyer of Dayton, he
is we'll acquainted with the officers or
he probably would have been placed
in the same embarrassing predicament.
Mr.. AthertOn, who is an eX-railroad
man, is minus his right arm, and ex-
cept that he outweighs Hendershott
by few pounds could easily have been
mistaken for the man wanted.
Hendershott was formerly employed
by a Spokane liquor house. He has
been in the employ of the Eilers COM
pany for several months.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04

Ends on the Nineteenth-The first
series of games in the billiard tourn-
ament now going On at butchers are
to be brought to conclusion on March
10. Any games not played by con-
testants at that date will be counted
as lost. So far the tournament has
proved one of the most interesting af-
fairs of it's kind ever held in the city
and every local billiardist is keenly
interested in it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04

Wheat Looks Good-Schuyler Ar
mold, ex-county clerk, is in Walla Wal
la today from Waitsburg where he is
engaged in farming. Mr.. Arnold
states that fall sown wheat in the
Waitsburg neignborhood shows little
damage by reason of the late cold
weather. The fields are showing nice
and green and farmers are greatly
encouraged over the outlook for big
crop this year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04
Defeat PeddIers' License Bill.

OLYMPIA, March 4.-The house this
morning defeated the Reiter bill pro-
viding for the licensing Of peddiers.
The measure was particularly desired
by eastern Washington where peddlers,
especially during the summer are
plentiful. The debate on the bill was
lengthy and for a time rather heated
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04

On Sick List-F. E. Ganders who
conducts a bicycle shop at 55 East
Main street, has been on the sick list
for the past week. During his absence
J. E. Grove is in charge of his bust
ness.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-04

Talk ConsoIidation-Last night the
committees representing the Walla
Walla Club and the Walla Walla Com
merciai Club held an informal confer
ence and discussed the question OF
the two organizations combining. the
question has been up for some time
but last night was the first time the
joint committees have met. No def
mite conclusion was reached.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
HER PEOPLE ALL COM
ING TO OKLAHOMA
EVIDENTLY
FARMERS PULLING OUT
Great Decrease Noted in
Rural Population.
lRy A.aoelatea Pres.l

siopS city. la., May 2l-That Iowa
is practically at "a standstu in the mate
ter Of population. possibly losing q tuhe,
win be shown by the censes that is now
being taken under authority of the
state Executive council The new cen-
sus VIII show decrease of population
in the rural parts Of majority of the
counties. according To- the reports ;hus
Tar received IL win show an aggregate
decrease in q large proportion OF towns
having IN 1900 less than 2.5C0 poIula-
tion; Il win show aggregate increases ia
an tae cities Of 2oc.0o0 on more but none
Of them satisfactory Whether It viii
shaw an increase or decrease for the
state as whole Is uncertain, some
statisticians calcul te a small decres Sc.
some a small increase
IOWA IN 1900 was credited with D.
2sl,580 population, against 1.9il,S9s, in
1890 It was the smallest decennial
growth ever recorSed, and was a gleat
disappointment. But the p'ospoot Of an
actual decrease is just now awaken
ing Iowa 70 the realization that some
thing like a crisis in her history is at
hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

attorney k selected hy the council and
NOS hy the governors as n lther lat'9ns
DE- also stated tlit go ar ls ht Rcw
cantJMeNennon Che present ncumbent
had eivcn atisfactioa tut te e'd no.
know whether he would be- ro-apponi-
ed or not in fact he did not know q
the somlnolcs would want an attorney
at the expiration Of Capt McNennoa' a's
term which win De The FIRST Of Augrst
Tho governor was much Interested in
the rumor that there 1ro certain on
somranits eat are trying 20 get ffot-
hoid in the Seminole nation RE says
IL any oil company sets ieose. there it
will have TO be with tho consent of The
anottcts and tbe semipole nation. He
intinated that the company that got
the leases would have 90 offer iair term.
So FAR iho seminoles have succeeded
In getting better lease contracts .an
any of the ther nations because ol
the contracts have been made niu
The supervision Of the Seminole ator-
nev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
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Ohio Preacher In Trouble
omestic Upheavals and
Other Things.


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
WILL EAT BUFFALO STEAK.
Miller Brothers. Ct 1ct Ranch. Prepare
TO Feed Their Guests.

Whom Miller Brothers. of The lol
ranch decided to not orly entertain tine
members Of the National Editorial as-
sociatiou ot the ranch ON June II, just
after the meeting of the association in
Guthrie. but also TO give the people of
Oklahoma and Kansas nn opportunity 90
see the entertainment prepared for The
editors. they were confronted by the
very serious question OF feeding the reo-
pie They got out Of it in easy shape boy
letting tie contract 20 the J. II HUT
Constructing company This company
win feed the people who are not mcm-
bers of the editorial association or the
especially invited guests Of the Miller
brothers themselves ard one ,he items
on the menu for their noondey meal Is
buffalo steak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
A euEEALo cAL+.

when George Miller OF the 1Oi ranch
went 70 Montana to buy buffalo hc secur-
ed thirty-two heaa. when the herd
reached the rnnch, he found tnst he
had thirty-three In the two cars. in
which they were abn ned The addition
al one was calf born some place be-
tween Kansas City and the ranch and
the last buffalo 20 be born in this part OF
the country. The youngster IS bull
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
eEr.slcH.eulckERY.

Chicago, May 2l.-Nirian T. Mckee
has been arrested here. sharged with
being the manager Of "get-rich-
quick" concern which has branches in
many other cities, and, according to
the police, has swinGled thousands Of
persons. The proposition Submitted to
subscribers by the coupaay was that
after 2av ug 81 25 fer cishty-four weeks
they would receive q diamond valued
at 5000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
Cleared For Action.

When the body is cleared for action
by Or. Kings New Life Pills. you car
tel &; ~ tie blJom Of health on the
cheeks the brightness Of the eyes; th'
nrmness OF the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancy Of the mind. Try them. Al
all druggists, 2s cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

II win wash ana NOT rub OF
This complexion all envy me,
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

Reqaisition papers have been sent to
Sheriff Russell OF Fort Smith nom sner-
man to secure the removal Of Frank
Lamar. the alleged murderer Of officer
Russell TO Durdnt to answer for his
crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

Report thai stoentelt ras Been Slated
Tor Seminole Attorney.

Wewoka .. T. May o.. Governor Johr
Brown Of the Seminole nation in on
intervied with your correspondent here
last night stated that the recent rumor
that j. Blair shoe1felt was TO be ap-
pointed national attorney for the Sem
inoles at a salary of 5000 per year
was news 10 him. He stated ttat he
had given the matter no thought and
besides. IN the Seminole nation the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
WABASH SERVICE.

Observation cafe cars now IN servic.
- Wabash day trains between Kansa|
III, and St Louis. both directions. an
on Wabash New York fast mail trai.
No. s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

We dry clean and press ladies' an.
genuemen's clothing just ike new, q
the Partisan dye works, ZIG East Okla
homa ave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

People al over oklahoma Indian Ter.
ritory and Kansas are taking a great
interest in the coming Indian celebration
on the 1ol ranch on June II. Many living
at distance are nov asking the rail-
roads for special trains and special
coaches to carry them to and from The
celebration. These are being granted as
fast as the roads receive the requests
and there VIII be many parties made up
TO attend the celebration IN THE man
ner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic drives out Malaria and builds
up the system. Sold by an dealers for
27 years Price 90 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

French dry, naptna and steam clean
ing done at the Partisan dye works, PIC
East Oklahoma ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
Are You UsIna Aliens Foot Ease7

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder. II cures Corns, Bum
ions, Painful, smarting Hot Swollen
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe stores,
25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24


That sixteen year old boy let the cat
out Of the bag accidentally today, but
no names win be mentioned in this issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
Dufy'S Pure Malt Whiskey

ndtonics
rfreeco
Co., N Y.
by idruggi
5 tp co gttutH
s0eaned "Duty's'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

and he is lively little fellow. Unless he
meets with bad luck. the editors and
visitors at the ranch on June u viii
have an opportunity Of seeing him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

hono
andve
much health and body bndden
J.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

IAN an want is ma man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24
Champion WrestIer's
Great Strength

Hs Writes All the neda athletics
gained the wrestling Dufys whisey'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-24

oNah0ma's largest Dry Goods Merchants.
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Sic 8iere Der NOaes5 tar=S ranerei.

Die ,2Dne Star" : 8rauerei lit infer
critics nno d~tteites 8rau Snititut uno
es fonnte 0ober nidt ausbleiben, baB Iie
als critics au9 nit ibren @~f5eugnileu
oafteben moOte. 9ta6bem ibre 5tan=
boro=8iere, tpie oas pgobinet" uno
bag ngrlan9er" nts 5lal6enbiere
iid ii6erol etngebireert uno treue 0lie
bdnser 3efunoeu batten unb Die Sag
biere cine 2e9ton bon Sreunoen li6 err
tuorben, frat bic 8rauerei nit eiuem
5lai9enbler beruur, tag ear5 bnsu ges
eisnet tuar, ben p%banemenalen grfolg
Der grauerei no6 inebr III pointieren
unb unantnI thar au MAIDEN.
9ieie8 8ier 1T Sas beri6Inte 81 / a.
m 0" 5fa{denbter, elm 8iee,
BEL benz Die gauge Sddfenntuis, bic
lansidbriee grfabruns I'm 8raufa@,
~pereinigt nit nur erittlaiiiseu Materiae
lien = Dem beiten uno anserleieniten
bsbmii6en 0ppfen uab Der ibperten
mal8reidlten Gerite - our A~npenouns
sebradjt poroeu inb. 9as 8roouft 1T
oenn aud Die 5reuoe uub Ser Stois Ell
mes jeben Siertrinfers. 8eHeres, mol
i9mefenberes, befOmmli@eres, tann es
ni1t ssben. BARN faBt ii9 bas urteit
aQer Sierperitanoiqen SHiammeu.
9as nAlamO"< GlaI9en6ier lit aber
ni6t nur cir Stnubmittel, elm 8urit
lSider, es bat aud nod anbere @isen.
i6aften, bic es fir Vile iebr pertpOQ
MADDEN, 8or allen 0ingsn 1T g So.
milieu 5u empfeblen uHo es Ioate be-
redtiSteripeiie in iebem 9auie 81 finosn
fem, oa IS nidt nur fir Srauen elm
2abilt, ipnceru audi fir erid5pfte,
i6lpd@tl6e, in Der f0rperliaen @otz
widluns 5uridsebliebene @iuoer auherit
bieuti9 1T.
9as berrliGe Bier in ieiner praAt.
pouen Nufma6uns lift Elm 3afelbier
CONNIE il faut mtb fam in ieoem Sauie
bel irgeno elmer feittifeu @ele9en9eit
nit Stol5 I%eruiert peroeu.
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Betrsa axfaen<dt.

Gin paar Gdli9er baben perin6t,
Wa9abmnngen BON Or. Sings Nener
gntbedung fir a~ussebrumg, grfale
tiitg unb 6nfen gu Derfaufen. 6iers
nit tperbet Sbr Dor folden 2euten ges
tuarnt, bic ben Rnf bon 9eilmitteln
iteblen, Die fid felt IS Sabrsn erfolss
reid betpdbrt baben. Mls Si1erbeit
inbet Sbr unferen Mamen auf ben I'm
l9las. 8ea9tet i'm auf alien MitteIn
Or. 3ing's ober BudIen'S; anbere
limb Ra6abmunsen. s.. 6. 8ndlen
& 60, Gbieago, ST., unb Winbfor,
canada. gu baben BEL s. aalteper &
SObn 60. 5. 8. Sdmitt) unb @boIpb
DreiS.
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@rshe cpsr.

Am is. uno II. Sebruar perben
sir bier in Gan GntOniD oas Der.
aniigeu baben, einn1al uieoer arose
Oper 81 b5ren. Gin 16. Tebruor
fonirlt abenos Wagner's nQoben.
grin" sur Nuffibruna, am II.
Sebrunr ifnhmitta9s Weroi's ugrou.
bnbour@ uno am &beno Biset's Wei.
iteruert Carmen" Die Dpern uer,
ben BON elmer iehr tii@.igeu 8eleus
feaidlaft geoeben, oeren einSelne
Nit0lieber bier unten i'm Sioen
suar nidt befannt iino, oenen aber
aus Drten. no file aefungen bdben, elm
pDrsiigliher Nnf uornusQebt. Die
A~usitattung Der einSeinen Opern lit
onrt3aus elegant unb pra1tig. Das
Orhelter 1T lebr gut, es itebt inter
Der Geituna oes 6errn ". g. Gnans
atl unb elliott Sd,enf.
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2prreSbpQnen3

3erresppaoena. - Comfort,
ben 4. Sch. 1905. Nm 2. Sebruor
ftarb i'm 6aufe ieineB SDhne8 go.
bert. an oer Solua, s Meileu oftlib
pom Gomfort. 5err CIR. 6erblt inn
Nlter bon rs Sabrsn unb nabesu
6uei Monateu. Der Serforbene
muroe in 6iloesbein1, Brpoins 6au=
tOner. am 5. DECEMBER 1923 ae.
6Dreu, tam 1848 nod Eeras, belt
{ia eintee Sabre in unb bel Neu.
Braunfels ouf uuo mar elmer Der g(ls
ten. Die Comfort griinoen balfen. @r
perbeiratete fib init sSrl. Sophie
Wobrboff, tuelber Gle S GDhue uno
uno bret S0Gter entipranaen. St
tpor n Sabre, Bpm 1866 Bis 1883,
bier 2ebrer. Ct mar Gbrenmitolieo
oe8 Oroens Der 6ermounslDbae.
Da8 8egrdbnia fanb am sSreitaa
itatt uno trob Des ibledten Wetters
unter groBer Beteiliaun0. Am
9rahe fangen Die GDnf. 2ieoertofel
nno bic 9hultinber. 5err M. gBis=
oenfe(o bielt Die @rabreoe.
Der Beritorbene binterlGBt auBer
Den obea ermdbnten ainoern, Die ale
oerbeiratet finb. cine grobe 3abl Gn=
tel urb eirtiae urentel. Geine sSraul
nno iein iiineiter Sobn einoen ibm
i'm Eooe o0ran. Srieoe ieiner MiGe!
s. 8Derner.
n. B. Set Mittmpd lit es bier
eiiig tolt, naebrere gaae ldon Gts
uno 5dnee. S. ..
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Wte In stee

a5tr 9iettu ttnbunoert Dollars SelQ9auua fAt G.
Den gan oon Ratarrb, Der Hitt eut& Gtnnsbner
tduR. y"
3; ); @ttaes 0, Giaeut., Sstess. 8.
@tr. bic unteusi@uetsn. tsbsa 8. ). Gbeaer
Ia peg tsten 10 '3abtsn .%stfann. uno baltsn ibn
lnnsen nno ~inaiJieI befthiSt. ale bon finer Tir,no
e1aSs9aHaen,n STANDARDIZATION ;u erFllep.
8et e. &ruar, 6rosbanosts 9rMuiasu.
Eoteso, o. 'Vs"t''"'
Baiotas, ainEan . -Marsin c5roshau.
eels. 0re9niRes, Soisso, 6.
9aa's 9ataubsfur rirb i~nnerlid, aeao,ru,sn prN
Writ brat auj oos 8lut mo bic I6lsin,ioep Gber.
fddtH oes Sufterss. 3sueniHs frei beriaa6t. grsts
% esats fhr bic Gloi6s. gcrtauFi ecn alien Nsp.
tssterr.
Oats 8srttiusBiasR sao Die ssssp.
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4r.ff sas Mtdhttae.

penn 9u tranf bif, unb 5eitune tuiro bic
Jolge fem. Benn Du 8. 3. an Sdmprs
thnioen leieea, 10 gebrnube ,0nofeIis".
ons beriibt1tf StuhlsdpfhensM tittel. Cine
yrDbe tuiro ION y. Wenitnebter & Co.,
Dog 24l6, gfefu BORT git1. fpffenfrei per.
lnftot, 10 oaB fi6 Sebermnnn bason hber.
seiigetl tam, tuic IhnsI bieIe beaetabili.
lhen 3dpthen, bic am size Des uebels
IN Den Sbfper einoeflbrt tuerben. 2tn.
serii rg Der ShmerBen nnb bni6 and,
oauernoe 5eilune ~berId1afen. Seifuno
fonn ntd]t aiSb1eibeu, tuenn bos ridatioe
N'ftel onS aeioen am ref)ten %Iate trift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
Khmtrscnne

tperbsn bur1 8uflen's 4rniea Sable
f9neQ sebeilt. 6. 3%ipenbart ir. bon
ROrfOlf, 3d., i9reibt: Sd b rbrannt.
meiH anie gefdbrli6. 8udIen's Grs
Mica Salbt bob ben Sdmers unb beilte
%. 6eilt sat Wunbtn unb S6ronts
men. Is Gents bel s. RaIteper &
Scbn 1S, 5. 3, Shmitt) nab abOIpb
HYsis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
Muerlet.

8. 8. Gubbs bat ertfdrt, oas
er tein Ganbibat fir oas ManDrs=
Nmt lei; eS tleiben alto rur nod
brei ertldrte &anoioatert: Boris IS.
BrDmu, Dr. Barter unb Wm. @aiiin.
Sm Sanuor bat Die 9pbeSrate
in unierer Stabt 1910 per gauienb
betragcn, cine un9etnein niebrige
Nate. Bna ben Berftorbenen ua
TEN auBeroem mod Elm Drittel
Grenaoe.
Sreitag naht branQen Diebe
in ben gigarrenlaoen BON H(ad &
60. an Der @eftsg Commerce. GtraBe,
itableu aber nur Elm paar bunoerl
Coupons. oas Sti6 su 2 Gents.
6iln1er o.. Sreebel, Elm Wnae'
ftelter Der Tutterbanoluug BON ..
s. Wauermann & Co., bat fid am
SanStaa morser in Der Sdeune
binter benz Wauermaun Iden Ge-
idafts6aus init &arbplldure pergif=
tet. als bic iibriaen inn @eidafi
aHaefteqten 2eute tamer,, fanoen 1ie
i'm bort auf einem 0eubaufen lie.
gen. GS uuroe lufprt 6Glfe berbei-
gerufen unb ber uugliidlide nah
Dem 1ospital gebraht, ale anee
Uanoten 8emiibunqen marer1 abel
uergeblih, er ftarb balo nahoem er
int 008pital angetDmulen tuar.
Troebel ftan1t,te aus Boerne; er mar
A Sabre oft, berbeirntet uno binter=
l6Bt feline 5rau uno orei 8ineer.
Was i'm in ben gno getriebeu bat,
tueiB man ni1t.
Sn benz 8aienent ses 6auIea
an Der @de Der alamo 9 Blaaa unit
Der gaft.5 uuftDn Strase, benz alten
Wauerids Banfaeb6ube, brad Gam
tag ntorge1 Teuer aus. neldes ies
bod Ibnea 9el1iht puroe.
Der gr0Be garnepal BaQ Io0
otes Sabr au1 q. Ipril in Der See.
tbopens 5aIe ftattfinben; Die Blu
menihlahtA uabriheinlid am %.
Gprif.
Grant gamafb uuo Gbas.
9rtrnan betannten iib oes Rlein.
oiebftabls lbuloia uno muroen ieber
gu 30 Eaaen gefdnanis serurteilt.
Sn ben lebten smei Sabren Bot
oas bieiiae 4. Ippeuatipnsoeriht
Ats Sale ent1Hieoen.
SIN Glter pur IS Sahren ftorb
Spnxtaa nammittne Jrau @atbe.
rine Bernette. Sic Berftsr=
bene Fam 1874 nah 9eras unb lief
iih anfaugS Ia @aftrppiue nieoer,
pD Tie Bis boz smei Sabren oempbnt
bat. Sic binterldBt brei ermahIene
SDbne uro 6rei 96dter, Srau 2ouile
3uebn DDn bier. sFrau 0obaroier in
glmenoprf uns Srnu Bomman in
Ban Manb.
1eute abene tritt Die betannte
Shauipielerin glifabetb aenneoy i'm
@ruBea Dpernbaua in .Waaoa" auf.