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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
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Gbfabrt.
Rod 8aeo, 5ort Bprtb, Dallas, aauias
@itg, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tdalicb
(Suniet 9epot) t)..........8.45 Nbenos
9oealaug nia SmitbnifIe. ....7. .1O8orm.
Mnfunft {:
Son Chicago, ct. Youts, Seanias gits,
Doaas, Sort 8ortb mnb @aco, tdeliG
(Suniet Depot ........... 8 Moroens.
eocaIaua pia Snithpine =. 9.O5 Nbtnhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03

Niemonb. ben i'd als' fbren perf0nIi6en
Gefnb beaei9nen f0nnte.
nDann eeftatten Sic mir, nod einen
punft au beriibren, ben ih nihf iiber=
geben barf. I'm au9 nad biefer @eite
bin alarbeit gu sstptnnsn. Die Mare
QUITE mar etne i40ne syrau unb ipielte
eine sroBe RolIe In Der Barrier @eIenz
f4aft. sSn folder Gage lernt man eine
Menge 2eute tennen, iptrb umporben
unb umfdmei9elt, unb es entfpinnen
ii9 ba oft 8eaiebunsen-"
r9tlles bas trifft bel meiner aouiine
ntdt gu. Sbr 8erbolten mar. au9
tpenn man ben dleritreneiten MaBitob
anlsst, tabsllos nad bieier Ri9tuns
htn. Sbr Gbarafter lpar aud bel at
talt, als baB iie ie elmer berartigsn
Werfu9uns bdtte naheeben tDnnen."
pgs fdeint aber bod san5 unerffdrs
Iid, bob Semanb in Elm feitperf9loHss
nes 3inmer 3utritt seipinnen fam
obne bds @inperitdnbnib unb bic 8eis
biIfe berienigen, bic fid bartn befinbet.
,GefeBt ben San, es p6re fo-tpie
fou bann aber mad Sbrer Nnii9t bic
betreffenbe perfpn tpieber binousses
langt fein, ba sic bod iiberan bic Ries
gel porssfdoben unb bic @9lufel ums
gebrebt sefunben baben9"
sSa, bas TT mir eben aud ein Rdtbs
Na9bem GrGuIein b. 2acroi1 entEafs
fen tporben mar, eri9ien 8ifus, Der bte
Gomilte b. plefTs. tnsbefonbsre 9Draee
unb feinen 9rubsr bon Sugenb auf
fannie. Die glei9en ipiifeni9aftliden
Neigungen botten ben Marquis unb
9iffus sufammensefiibrt unb ein eus.s
uub bauernbss Greunbidaftsbonb um
bic bsiben sefhluneen. geibe iDaren IN
iunsen Sabren sleta mitte[los setpefen;
geneinfam batten iie bas 2anb auf
ber Su9e na9 alien Dofumenten unb
ghroniten burditreift. unb Bel pfors
rern. giotaren ober @9lobpertpaltern
banad geforfdt. 9oraee mar iberous
anfpru4s= unb bsbiirfniblos; er lebts
ausf9liebli4 tn feinen 9tubien. BITE
tim alles erfebten. Damn bate bic
@erbsiratbuns nit Srdutein 2emar.
9anb, bic eine Wliteift bon mebreren
MiIionen in bic gbe bradte, feline
finan5iele Gage freilib nit einem
S9lase peranbert. &aein feinsn @tuz
bien tudr er treu seblieben unb aud ieiz
mem bisberigen @enoHen. Der nun als
tein tuoblbeitallter Setretdr lpeiter NIT
ibm arbeitete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
Giienbabn= =Ylan.
8. & 9. %. 8abn /.
N b ia bIr t

Mad alien Nurosgeras<guntten
..........................8.00 Born.
Nab ct. 9puis, Wempbis unb bem
Often. ..................1 l1hr nahm.
Naeh Noro Segas, 8anias gltp unb
ct QDuiS .8.15 obenbs.
Nob gRerifo: 1hr BORN. II. 1925 abenos.
&nfuntt.
8Dn ct. Souls uub bem Dften. z. 80 8orn.
GDn localen Hunften -. 1920 mittoos.
Bon ct. Souls unb benz Often: 9. SO aben6s.
Bon 9areoD unb Merito II 40 nohm.
unO..... .7.5U nben0s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIF
PREssE FUER TExAE" has po-
sltively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is nailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co. IN the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
10 Denison, from Marshall to FL
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
states
Two tiavellng men and oul
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the lest adver-
tlslng medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object TO
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
0nlf gbnre 0abn.

Mbfabrt.
Rad 2onernia, Sutberlanb Sprtnas
St0deate. t6alih, 800 BORN.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodoa!e. Sutberlanb Springs unb
9abernin. tdalida. 2::30 Rodam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
[Sortiesuua folat.f
Mu uuo fir fid furs.

tuirb bas menihli9e 2eben baufig nod
ourh EDrbeit nertlr.t. BleibIuht,
.aopfihmerseu, uebelfeit, @ufftDBen, Ser.
1t0ptung. @elbiuht, Ridenihmersen,
Baiieriudbt, fotuie audi mod Die aef6br.
libcn Geber< unb yiierenfeiben f5nnen
bic natiirlid1e GebenSseit nur besbalb bers
tiir5en, neil SDren niht BON benz Be.
tpdbrten Seilmittel Der st. Bernarb-
RrduterpilIen @ebraub MAIDEN. Fir 25
Gents in alien NpDtbefen sll baben, emf.
halten biefe tuunbertdtigen 9tllen fein
@ift, feiu Guediilber, NntimDm &c iDn.
bern nur bic heiltrdftisften Bflansenidfte,
bic noh bem beiten Reaept auf oas Sorqs
filtiafte subereitet iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
gpntberu 9acific Bab,,.

Nbfnhrt,
Rad Netu Orleans, SoufpH uno Col.
oeftnu taglth. h............ l1.40 Born
uno. 10 30 Nbenbs
Rad eagle 8oB, Gl Baio, &alifuruien
unb WerifD ..............9 800 8urm
Nnfnnft.
Bon 0esp Orleans, 5ouitpn unb Col
beiton tdalib 7.35 Wpraeua
uao 600 Nabm. m......................
Son 81 8aiu, Galifnrnien uno Meritl
R.u0 QIbnnhd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03

GtH6's S Gents Saoona gioarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
S d n / 3 6 {.
alerIei SntereRantss aus allerlei @es
biet-Tiir Senen etmas.

unangeboutes 2anb gibt
es tn Stalien nod anndbernb $1,000.
600 Older.
Sapans Meisernte belGuft
ii9 burdfdnittlid i'm Sabre auf II, =
900, 100000 pfunb.
Got o m i've Der neueiten
Ronitruftton entbalten ni1t fpeniger
als 5416 ginseltbtile.
0on ben g hipet3tr 8 Sos
tels s fiesen Ia 640O unb mshr SUB
iiber bem Meeresfpiesel.
Mn . @au m ipplIe ipurben BON
ben @inneries In Sutel Cams Qanbe
TN Sabre 1904 iuit II. .971, ATT ganeu
bebonbeli.
SIR bis iaponif9e 4b<
tbeilung auf Der Gents C glarfs
Qusfeauns au pOrtlanb. Ore, 1T
Oumeto aufbibitt aus ct. aouis als
RommiHdr ernannt iporben.
Sn ben Strafanralten
nnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Onfel
Soms befanben iidb i'm Sabre 1904
tnssefommt 1885 MuslGnb.r. @on
i6nen iparen 2o,455 setitestrant. 1926
Werbre6er.
Der erfte ga p #, tDsldsr
ssne ubr trdet. III pius X. 8isber
ipar es i'm Watitan @itte, bab Der
pupit INNER einen Der RarbinGle fraz
gen muBte. ipenn er piFen tpplIte,
tuel9e 3eit es fei.
9 as 8 bertul efes@ e 8
biet Der Ser. @taaten febt iid aus
19 Staten aufammen, innerbolb tpels
der nlle bic bintbetpobnten Gtdbte ges
lesen finb. Su biefem Gebiete tpobnsn
as, ,129,871 Menf9en.
W d den fDnne b a 3
. u rgerre4 in ben Der. Gtaae
ten trlangen, inbsm lie iid ndturalifis
rem Iafen. Sic ha6ta senau biefelbsn
Sormalitdten gu erfiilIen, tpis Mdnner,
bic Blrger tperbsn pollen.
Gesen bas giaarettens
rdu d en- in ius.nbli9em Mlter bat
bic 2egtslatur bon SiibauftraIisn Elm
@efeb onsenommen. Na9 biefem @e>
tebe 1T bos poffen BON ,Sorendeeln"
lungsn 2suten nnter 16 Sabrsn psrs
boten.
Der fransDfif4e 9s.nat
nabm oor einiger 3eit ein.n @e5esent=
tDurf an, na9 benz, psnn Der erite
MISUNDERSTANDING unb Der Teuiabrsz
tag ouf sinen Sonntas fallsn. Der bdr>
auf folgenbe Wontae Elm ssfssli9sr
Geisrtcs fein fou.
Die 9r6Bte Somilte, bic
es gssentpdrtig gibt. 1T bic bes R1nigs
bon Siam. 9i.fer Monara bat aipei
offiatsIe Grauen, banebtn ober nod 80
bon hoberem unb niebsrem Ranae, unb
Die 3aAl feiner ainber belief fi4 Dor
tpenisen Sabren auf 72.
Giel in itebenbes Waf
sr. Sn meIdenborf, q]rOpina 9ad>
len, tlstterte bas iedsiGbrise @Obn6en
beg Observation-Disclosures RofsnftengeI
auf einen @tubl, slitt ab unb ftsl brett
in etnsn nit fi.osnbsm Wafsr ssfiillten
aefel. Oas &ino itarb ua6 ipsniseu
Stunben.
gaecept 0o. 1881 npn Gimer Il
Mmeno beilt nibt ale 2eioen, aber
es ftlrtrt Rbeumati8mus auf ollie
Sdae. 8. s. Sdmibt. aqent
6puitpn. Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
Sinter DeridlOiieneu
sbiireu.
L@smau Zen Saal b'aisremont.
tTortiesuna)

limb gle. Asrr Doftor." fubr sSeane
id fort .fdreiten in5ipiinen tpobl aur
Edition. 9err BiFus tpirb bic Site
toben, Jbnsn einen basu seeigneten
Ruum aur Werfiiguns au iteilen."
Die btiben 9erren bonn @eri9t be-
saben fiH in ben Salon bes Grbges
HcHes. ben fe auerit betreten hatten
aab ipp btr lprptotolIfiibrer auf tie
parsett. 8uerit ipurbe Grdulein b.
9osrotg,Warboars eebeten, ihse Muss
to0fn Su MAIDEN. Gie beri9tete in eins
fa4<r, flortr Weiie alIe Deeebniife bes
aefyiBen Mbenbs unb bes beutigen
Worgens. Der StaatsontDoIt bra6te
pc Rebs auf bte betannten gs!ebrten
4esguneen beg Marquis unb ipiin{9te
~ tDiHeu. Die feiue @emabIin fia baou
ssfseui babe.
sd sIaube ni4t,1 perfeste 9iolette,
sba6 0rau b. plefis ii9 perf1nli9 bas
III intereffirt bat, jebenfans absr mar
h fola ouf fttne ipsfenfnoftIi9en 2eis
f4nsen unb ahttte ihn bestpegen bod.
M9t ipeniser tpuBtt iie aud feinen
4o4Hnnigen gbarat!er au fnGben, feline
&ufrs1tieleit unh feline Selbftlpfigfett.
3ss, hte 9o9ter zines unermebltn reis
On wscnnes. bate i1on 70 piele
Rkbsigteit sei,ben. 70 piele G@meids
lsy, hie bios mad ibren WttlIicnen fdielz
zen. bab iie aernbe ipesen iener Gigens
i&oftsn ben Morquts ungenein ffabte.
4Hb fe bat In biefer 9eststune i,ie eine
Qnit6ufnung erlit4en.@
YOtefe Wseinung tbeilen aae nit
01nen, bie t4n tennen," beF6tiate Ctr
6idn In fefner rubigen Grt.
rSk perfhern alfo, tnetn sYrdulein,
fsdese nun Der Gtaatsanipalt, rbaB ein
Aermontf9ts Ginbernebmen 3piihen
Wdnn unb Grou ssherrf4t babe, baB
+ DIa6iih mttetnanber lebtenS"
sJotuohl. 6err @taatsanlpoIt,4 ant,
Wcftste Wolette obne 31sern, ,bas TT
hA Mobrheit.
mas fur cine Gts[Iung nebmen sic
tn btftm aauie etn94 fori9te Seantel
tptiter.
sd bin etne 9ofe bes Wsorquts 6os
race b. pkfiis. No9 bem Sob. meines
Caters bat befen G9neit.r, ssrau
Retne b. pleffis, meinen 1ruber unb
mid inie ibre sisenen Rinber sebalten.
yGettb*m lsbtsn Sis In ibrsm
1oufss~
.Jaipobt.1
.@ann farb Srou b. plefi19"
~Dor fieb5ebu Sobren.1
.War ber Warquis banaIs f&on
esrtsiratbet9"
Rein, aber er permdblte ii6 bals
haranf.1
.Aenbsrte ii4 babur9 In sbs.u Der.
edItntfen ettpab9s
sd botte Bel 2ebsetten meine,
9dnie ben 6ausboIt gelsit.t unb tbai
hes aud ferner. Na1ber babe td bonn
aemetnt t9nftli6 NIT Seannie, aud
Msine.Worie unterri&tet."
Sic baben In ber nergnngenen Ha8i
si4t6 llnstipShnlides Dernommen9"
Rein. ni1t bos Winbefte,"
sGis kegen fsinen Irspobn g.ger
atmanb. tdben aud niats tpabrsenom,
men unb bt0badtet, bas uns baau Der,
btlfen t0unte, ben S4leier biefes &c.
ttimnifss 5a iiiften9~
Rein. 6err StaatsdnipaIt. Conf
,pdrbs i6 g ia felbftrsbenb fur msin,
pflidt haltsa, Jbnen bapOn Mittbet.
lung 81 mahsn." Derftbte Wiofette mil
Wdrme. inoem fie i9m often in's Nuss
idaute.
s0atts bic Mdrqilif. Jeinbe?"
sSiferiid1 1T iie bon elmer Mengt
a.ut' hsnsitst lrrrben anein ID iptb.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
&>eiratss gd,etne.

9ngnit eberbarot unb Sulia 8ouclour
See Snidb uno Gueuite Salsmann.
20, D 9ielnlnn uno 9aura Npplefpbite,
Thomas s go8an uno Cecilia 6 g8eiob.
lin
MaI 8 Rebmann uno Ntarn 3elleruie.
Sris 9ied uHo gornelia Stapt er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-03
q. VI. u u. %. 8abR.
Nbinhrt

Nads guer0. goafum. 6ouftpn uno Sol
nefton, taslicb. 800 8orm
unb 1915 Nbenbs.
Nab Gorpus Ghrifti, 8odp1rt unb Bee
bile tdaiih. 1.a5 gaacbm
Nacb Ubrne uno &errnille, tdgIib.
....................t 1925 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon guero, goatum. 6puFon unb @al.
nefton, tdglidb. ..........7.45 Noraeus
uno so Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus Gbrifti, 3aofport unb See.
billie fa9lid3. z. Is Nochm.
Bon Borne nno aerrDille. tdalth.....
s.s..s....... ....6.45 QbenbS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
ONE PRINTERS ERROR.
Caused a Reporter to Borrow Money
to Take Up . Note.


Speaking of Typographical errors" said
that the printer does his best to avoid
them; but there are times when IL seems
that some inscrutable fate conspires 20
make the types say just the opposite TO
what the writer means. 1 recall some
years ago that q well known evangelist
was holding forth In a Georgia city His
sermons were scorchers. Among other
things he launched a vigorous attack on
build race track in the city. / was told
10 write the story for all it was worth,
and IL made over two columns, one column
of which was run on the first page. In
the makeup man got the turnover lines
mixed up, and the next morning instead
of the words continued on page 5, was
Harlem entries for Monday Explain as
/ would, never succeeded IN convincing
the evangelist that the mistake was not
a piece of malicious mischief on the part
of the printer. But possibly the most dis
astrous experience / ever had follows:
was assigned to write a post Christmas
story-one of those fiub-Gub affairs about
good will toward men and the rest that
i need not mention. i wrote what
thought was q good story. and the Sunday
editor signed my name to Il and had II
illustrated. At one place used the eX-
preston: AT this season of the year even
the disposition of a rank pessimist is soft
ened.'' etc The following Monday called
OF the cashier of bank to renew note.
Sorry, but L can't do IT, said the cashier
The old man is awfully sore on that story
you had in Sundays paper. l was com
pletely mystified until he showed me the
paper. The printer had made IL read the
disposition OF a bank president instead
of rank pessimist.' The president of the
bank WAS an egregious crank and he had
actually taken offense. / borrowed the
money and took UP the note.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
KISSED THE CONDUCTOR.
NJ. White Was ELUSIVE When He
Reached Boston.

Boston, Aug. 6.--Mr. WHITE and party
arrived here from Newport at 11:40
o'clock tonight and were Immediately
driven to the Hotel Touraine. 1t is
said the party win leave early ton1or-
row for Portsmouth. Accompanying
Mr.. White are Gregory Wnenkin- a
financial agent of the Russian en-
bassy at Washington, and two secret
service officers.
When the train stopped at the back
bay station Mr.. White rushed from his
car and ran up the platform, the Sc
cret service officers finding it difficult
to keep up with him. The envoy went
up to the locomotive and shook hands
with the engineer and fireman and then
returned to his car, where he en-
braced Conductor A. 3. Therein and
imprinted a kiss upon his forehead.
At the hotel Mr.. White was the only
member of the party who did not reg
lister. The plenipotentiary was assigned
to a suite OF rooms and he retired inn
mediately. Mr.. White would make no
statement regarding his arrangements
for continuing his journey to Ports.
mouth The other members of the en-
voy's party were equally reticent.
Third Assistant Secretary of State
Peirce and Commander Winslow held
conference on the Galveston late to-
night. Roth are much disappointed on
account rof the disarrangement of the
programme. Should the atmosphere
clear. the squadron will sail early in
then morning and make an effort to
reach Portsmouth before nightfall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
THE DEATH RECORD.
General Roy Stone.

New York, Aug. 6.-General Roy
Stone, aged SO. a veteran OF the civil
and SPanish-American wars and a dis
unguished civil engineer, is dead at
his home in Mendham, n. J. He leaves
a widow and one daughter, Lady Mon
son, wife Of Lord Monson OF England
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
Evan p. Howell.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 6.-Captain Evan
p. Eowell, long prominently identified
with southern journalism, and a prom
inent Democrat, died at noon today.
aged So, after an illness of three weeks
brought on by carbuncle complicated
with diabetes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
WATCHMEN KILLED;
TREASURY LOOTED

Opatoff, Russian Poland, Aug g.
Early this morning the local treasury
was attacked by forty armed men who
killed or wounded all the watchmen
guarding the buildings. The robbers
secured 100000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
fChicaRo News.l

Belle-Do YOU believe In second sight.
nv dear?
Fsva-Sometimes.
Belle-Speaking from experience?
Eva-Yes. 1 have often told Jack that
he needed a. shave when it Vas too dark
a. SEQ his fac@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
FACES BlGAMY CHARGE.
Married Man Captured a Girl Who
Could Draw Big Check.

Elizabethtown, Ky, Aug. 6.-The end
OF a romance in real life in which the
main character is a Hardin county man
has come abruptly at Selmer, Tenn
James Hayden of this county wooed
and won Miss Dora Wiseman, a pretty
girl. The couple drifted to Louisville.
Some time ago Hayden disappeared
and his whereabouts were unknown.
He finally Appeared at Selmer, Tenn.
There he met Miss Perkins, a graduate
OF a Lexington. Ky, college. who was
not only beautiful but could draw her
check for $4,000 or $40, 600. Hayden
became smitten and his affections We're
reciprocated. The wedding took place
on March 10, 1905. Hayden's where
abouts then became known and his
first marriage was discovered. His ar
rest followed Police Judge Barry and
Detective William Elliott, of this city,
have obtained the affidavit Of Mrs
Hayden IN Louisville. and Detective
Elliott viii go to Selmer. Tenn. on
August 8. the day set for Hayden's
trial for bigamy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
Mammals Monopoly.


NChicago Daily NeWs.l
Say. paw" queried little Johnny Peck
why do you wear whiskersg Haven't
you any chimp"
81 guess not. my son." replied Peck. sr..
Your mother seems to have it ALL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

kPuck-)
Mrs. Paddock thought Bobbie had
system for playing the races
Nr. Paddock-E1e had, but he BET on a
horse named SarsapariIla and it cleaned
his system out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
Alexander A. Asher, M. p.

London, Aug. 6.-Alexander A. Asher.
NIP, died today. He was born in
1885. At one time he was solicitor gem
eraf for Scotland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
STRANGE, indeed.

Once in a lifetime; Saltai.. ten cents
round trip, Aug. 9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
THICK WEATHER
DURING THE TRIP

Continued from Page !.
lows cottage tonight he was accom-.
panied to the station by that officer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

1t costs you no more to buy ROYAL
Bread. Our crown label on every loaf
stands for quality and purity. At al!
grocers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

See diving horses at Saltair today.
4.30 and 80 n. ~. Free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies
Dew. and Fir.shing. Main and Sd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07
Quick and Thorough.

Five diving horses at saltair today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

Pure Food, Good Health and Burnett's
Vanilla are synonymous. No commission
ever questioned the purity Of Burnetts-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

Thirty trains. saltair. Aug. 9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-07

Provo, Aug. 6.-The slight but grad
ual increase each day in the number OF
applicants for Uintah lands at the
Provo office seems to support the theory
Of men now here who have attended
other openings, viz, that the last days
OF the registration win be the heaviest
for the reason that many people from
distance who want TO attend the
drawing Will defer coming as long as
they can and still be able to register, SC
as not to be compelled to wait any
longer than necessary between the time
of their registration and the drawing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-29
Northern League Standing.
Gaines Today.
Plattsburg at Intercity Park.
Burlington at Rutland.
collected by the ofice Boy.

While running bases, Wigs from
second base would coach the batter what
Burns was about to throw.
A quartette Of Burlington rooters
thought they were being badly treated
because they were not allowed to sit
on the players bench and hurl remarks
at the Intercity players, One Of them,
who was particularly flush with his 100
to 30 bid, said it was the "meanest
town ever saw" and concluded his
soliloquy By declaring @Ain't | glad !
come
With two regular folders out Of the
game the Giants put up a great fight
ing game. Although Morey and Coombs
are pitchers they earned their salt as
fielders yesterday.
Wigs lost his nerve for the time be-
ing when Shaughnessy surprised him BY
banging the ball over the fence.
Burns did a remarkably swift piece
Of work when he raced down the line
and took Ashmore's throw to first on
the Jump, beating out the fast Mat
thews by a close margin.
Vickers considers that he Is a big at.
traction here, but he scarcely raised a
vail when be took a conspicuous position
near first base toward the last Of the
game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-29
States Attorney Jackson Files
Answer.
in QUO WARRANTO CASE
Says That Although Canada Was the
Place Of His Birth He Was Born
an American Citizen and
Always Has Been.

States Attorney S. HolIister Jackson
has filed his answer to the quo war
ranto proceeding brought by Charles A.
Phelps, until recently local operator for
the brokerage firm Of II. r. Leighton
Co., questioning his right to hold
the office Of states attorney on the
ground that he IS not a citizen of the
United States. Mr.. jackson maintains
that he is through birth citizen Of
the United States, although admitting
that he was born in Canada John ".
Gordon Is his attorney.
Mr.. jackson alludes to his election
as states attorney in September, 1904,
and by the legislature the October fol-
lowing, to the fact that he has fur
nished the proper bond, that he has
the proper commission from the COVER
nor, that he assumed the duties Of the
Office December 1, 1904, and that he
has performed the duties Of that office
ever since.
On the vital point at issue, his citi-
zenship, he declares that he has alwavs
been citizen Of the United States and
that for the last nine years lie has
resided in Barre, though admitting that
he was born in Canada and that be
never was naturalized as citizen of
the United States. Yet, his answer
states he was born citizen OF this
country, and that ever since his birth
he has been citizen of the United
States He therefore claims that he
was and is eligible to the Office Of states
attorney for Washington county.
The quo warranto petition by Phelps
and the states attorneys answer will
go before Judge Watson Of the Vermont
supreme court, after which the deposi-
tions Of both sides will be taken. It
Is sasd that Elisha May Of st. Johns
bury, Of the legal firm Of May & Hill,
has been delying into the states attor-
ney's antecedents back to colonial times.
reinforced by the Jackson qeneal0gy.
Mr.. May has requested Richard A. Hoar
Of this city, who was retained IN the
defense Of Phelps, the petitioner, in the
alleged bucket shop case to assist in
the conduct Of the quo warranto pro-
ceedings.