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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
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NAGrtft.
Srau S. s. Simpfon. on Der
sSunften StraBe pobnbaft, bot Der
Bulisei mitseteilt, oaB Der geriun
aemabt muroen iei, lire Sdeune in
Brand au itedeu. Sc fehlt ieoer Nns
bait fir Die 9dter.
Ser 3uruoereiu miro OH 10.
Sebruar 1einen Colonial" Baa
Qeben.
Sallde 8ehns9 81 uarlheine iinb
auQenblidlih i'm lmlauf. Der Shein
iua niht iebr gut auseefiihrt iein.
emma hubbard bat Die Gtras
Benbahngeleuihaft auf $25, 900 Sha'
oenerIab nertlast, neil Iie iih belin
IuSiteiaen aus einem 5traBenbab1'
maQen burh bic 5hulo bes Gonout'
teurs perfebt haben min.
= SIN Nlter BON ~ Sabren itarb
6arrD @untber, BET Brdlloert Der
Collins. @untber Wadine q Supplg
Company. Der 8eritorbene i%tan1trte
aus aentudD, mpbnte aber lhon
fauQe in unierer Staot urto mar lett
Sabren i'm Waibineneel6dft tati9.
@r bat lid nm Die 8eudfierun9 tros
dener 2anoereien perotent gen1aht.
Sein ppraeittQer Sob finoet algentet'
mes 8eoauern.
- Die Stree 8inoergarten Afios
citation" bat Elm biibIheS 6aus an Der
2ateniem.G uenue, nabe Der Gde Der
Becps=S traBe, anaetauft.
= Wdhrenb Der 3eit pom 81. bis
%. Tebruar finoen bier nerihieoene
giniloienits @raminatiuner fir Bur'
besdtnter ftatt. !3u beleben fino fuls
genoe Stenen: @arensS nlpettor i'm
Hunbienlt su @alpeftnn uuD 8flan'
gen > BntbDlDee uno @ntumol0ae in
Mapaaues, BDrtp Nicu.
0err Stp Guebler, Der Bralts
bent Der San Mntpnip Breuine Giius
ciatipn. 1T nah TDrrepr in Werifo
aereift. Or 1T an Der @ummi'B rp'
ouftiDt in Der @egenb bort tart tts
tereiftert.
Son benz ltGbtiiben Steuers
Guaettur fino mdbreno be8 Wonats
Sanuar $l2. 321.4 fpllettiert tnUrs
ben; puu otefen tparer $3042 Bou'
Tares.
- Die 5euer > Station No. 8 an
Der Galaou unb Der BeressS traBe lit
ieht ferttg.
Gin beoauernsmerter 8prfan lit
i'm fort Sam 6uuitDn paifiert. Der
Corporal Sarnes s. ODuart lDlte
rueeen misunderstanding in Grreit
eebrabt ueroen. Gr tuioerieBte fib,
iuHte su entIieben uno uuroe BON
benz Seraeonten, Der bic @ahe tpn1'
rnanbierte, nleoeraefhDfien. Die &n'
gel orang in ben Heiihigen 9eil Der
linten Sifte elm unb perurlahte cine
fdn1erabafte aber niGt serabe 9efabre
lihe Wunoe. ODuart beftneet fih
iebt i'm 9nspital.
- Die Nbiihtb es alderman &ibn,
iih ber Namtbumr1ler ar%sunebmen,
| uro linen rab Mitternaht auf ieoer
2inie Der StraBenbabn jeoe Stunoe
nod cine StraBencar our 8erfigung
81 feuer, mag Ia redt gut eenaeint
iein. nber bic Weueruna eriheint lber'
Hiifia. aeit MeniG, oer nah Mit'
ternabt i'm Wittelpuntt ber Staot
bleibt, miro cine Stunoe lang auf
eine Gar toarten, bis oahin lit er
ldnQit su SuB mad Gaufe aegnngen
Doer bat cine 3utihe benubt. gr.
fnbrunasgen,dB lift bas @arten auf
cine Gar cine fuftipielige Sadie, Do
man bier nidat aetuubrt lit, an Der
StraBeneGe fteber, gu bleiben. Dieie
luaenaunten ySml" . Cars iiuo cine
ennpfeblensuerte Ginridtung fIr cine
Staot nit elmer balben MiQion Gin
uphner, aber nidt fir cine iDlhe, bic
nur $1,000 adblt. @enn fih bod
bic fDrtihrittliten Sheen unlerer Nl'
! oertrer in anberen Beaiebunaet, aels
tend MAIDEN tuiirben, oann mdre Der
@stnAf hpgtpr nphiput
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06

So RaIt. cement. Sanb, Ba6.
iteine. feuerfefte Steine unb Tbaa.
2beer uno Gspbaltpapier, Dad5pauues
9beer nno Gspbalt, Del, Terpeutin.
Sarben, 9las &c. &c. ftets purrdtbio
Del 5. 6. 9teImamm, BOG On.
@omn1erce'S traBe. Riebrioe Breifs.
quite Waare iouie quite unb reeIe
Seoienung Deroen aarantirt. -
Eeleubon 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
Der Waanur BON DENTON. u.

Der Wabor bon DENTON, u.
@. Gheien, bat ben 4. 4. 8. Club,
cine Bereini9ung, 81 Der bic ineifter
@eieaibaftsoamer Der Stabt qeh6.
rem, onrauf aufmertiam ger1aht,
oa6 &c Gartenipiel in ibre,m Club.
gebduoe erlaube unb oaB bies uns
aeieslih iei. Ole WitteifRaQ Eat i'm
bo6iten @raoe iberrafht unb bic
Danten iino natirli@ iebr aufae.
brcht. @enn file bas betrefenbe
bdmlide GeieB, auf tuefdes Der Ma.
Dor 8eaug r,inttnt, AUDI fir SatoDns
uro anoere Orte gang in oer Drbs
tiurg bielten, 70 uiinibten file bod
ourbaus nidt, oa6 es aeger fie
lelbit in Gnnenoung sebroHt tper'
ben fp0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
Wers. gturpra Grata.

Gpntraltp, Sbtlerin oea beutIden
Baritoniften 6ans Sdr6oer, Gusbil.
oura Der Stin1nten una in Der Runit
bes Singens.
StuoiD - Gbanoler.@ ebauoe, 9us
loea' uno &rDdett : Gtrase. altes
Eelepbpn 1913 1r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
Sf0mettteraS wffmmt Gun

Wenn Sbr Gu6 irgenbws nieoer.
laiier uoQt. tbiit es eytlane bee 81.
ME Der
Can AntomiD u MraufaS
Yab Balm.
i'm garten'D iftritt bes Staates. De.
lunobeit uno Rliu,a unabertrsffeu.
9ilige 9dnbereier fir beH Tartaer.
Warttadrtner. Obft. uun WieksH&ter,
Wegen Ginaelbeiter suenbef&uh an
@eo. s. 2uptpn, o.. g. a..
SON Nnfuniu. 9erca.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06

~elegenbeitstaaf. ebr Bit.
Gonperiationsleriea cuupiett,
1alnleoerbano, leste Nnsaabe, aRe.
serS ettuas benubt $40. 90. Brodbaus
r'eu $4,000. s. @esmerstpTs
soma. &aineitpn. Geyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
Brtef Elite.
Serrea .aihe.

0CtteW sGtHet
gig Gbel- geprae Goel-garl 8ende
y o gbmunbiDn IS u Sritibe a.
6rant = &8 @eister - Sreb Seberie -
geal Solpert- @eDree Saaenion g So.
cobs : Srant Sacobs Union Sod =
emil s Roener aIb Meser = 90 Nurs.
berg Biu s RaeaIin - 6 s 8urih -
Soc Rpenib : Souls 8oienbera - 3ouis
Retf- % Shan = Otto Sdmibt.
Iamens3tfe
UfiB 8 8arer = Soa 8eltran glfie
Srad gnnice @roB Marp G Seilmau
+atrs 8t1tam s 9oHman-2iuie Ropp~
meper - grs 9ernaHn Rircber- Wrs q
Rnopp - MrS Sris Neinbart - yrno
&ainerI- Wrs 90 g Ginger Caroline
8aItber-90ra 8ems-Srieba 9eibers'
alusIdubtinss
Soiepb @Ariiten Sohn @oobpfo -
Aenoemer-gIfe 2eaIer-M rs 90 s 8oo.
pih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06
Sdsltde xomrtRen salatwaoen

o.r'1c ~"HItHcH SWtuIw uHeH
tiad ~@alifornien, ebenIp i1ad3 ct.
Gouis pia 9eras & Bacifc . Wabn
obre Wetiel. Shreibt an iraeuh
etreti 9idet : Naenter tueaeu biefeS
iieuen Dienites Doer an q. 81. Eur.
Iler. Veneral'B aiiaaier.E aent, DaI.
tass TsraB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06

"SorS . Surmaiin" (Gfmer &
Mneac) }, lit als antiieptiIdes 8abns
uno W1uuomaiier unhbertroren. Sn
allen auptheten su haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-06

9talett= ooer 5als : 8atarr1 tplrb
l0fort beleltt9t uno permanent furirt
our9 uSOrU Sormaiia", (ajmer
@ MHens). 9n alien G~pofbeten
gu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
StraRemba6n Strife.

Mapor Don 0ep.9eOforO MaiI., trifft
@orfc9rrmgcn sur Gr5oltung ser
Hltbe.
Nem. 8eoforO, MoIi., 26.
Sui. - 3n gerbinoung nit grceiien,
non meld5en Ser Strife ser StraBeu.
balm . 9eoieniteten be1Ieitet mar, bat
Mapor Ibompion cine Proclamation
e%rIoiieu, porin ane SiterbeitS6eam-
ten oui0eforOert merOen, olliriibreri.
Idle &crinmmlungcn 81 iprcngen, Die
@obugeieQidait bat cine neue 2obn-
lite, sic am 5. Nlgult in Strait treten
jolt, 0iientlih nngei6Iogcn; Oanaf)
iollcn NngeiteQtc ais b0d)iten 2obn
% GentS pro Stunoc erbolten, nad).
Dem iie iiinf Sabre lang in 0ieniten
ser 8cieuidoit geItouOcH bobeu,
Gltr3 Dor Scr Witto9&itmoe mar.
ifirten sic Strifer mad Sen 9iireaur
Ser @eiellidait nno o%erlongten ibreli
2obn. Der S6nbneiiter tbeilte ibnen
nit, feiner bon Den Strifern meroe
ieinen 2obn crbolten, che er icin glb-
3eideu unO ieine 2od5ongc an Sic Sc
ieGihoit obgeliciert babe. Die Stri-
fer modtcn geItenb. iic 6Gttcn Ser @e-
leui6ait iiir lire Nb5citcn unO 2of-
5nngen $3.50 pro 0tann bc5a6It, uno
pcrmei9crten oui bcn &otb SeS Fro'
Iioentcn ser 2ofol.llnion sic Abliefe-
rung ocrielben. Ger TrGiioent Der
Union crflGrte, c8 miirOcu geridtlidc
Sbrittc getbou lneroen, nm Oie De
ieai6oit sur GnS5ablrn1 Scr 2obne
81 5mingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
@~iebmGrfte.

Chicago, 26. Suli. = Hiubpieb:
3uiu6r 60OO; Mnrft ilou; Sticrc
4.25 bis 600; aiibe 2.75 bis 4.O5;
3inoer 7.75 bis 5.25; 9uqen $50 bis
4.25; aalber $50 bis 700; StoderS
uno 5eeoers 2.60 bis 4.25. S6mcine:
3ufnbr 22,OO0; Wtarft itetig; GbOicc
bis Yrimo id)ipere $50 bis $50; 9ut,
derS $50 bis 6.85; quite bis Gboicc
i6iuere gemiitt $50 bis $40; Bad.
ing 900 bis $50. Shaie: 3uiubr
$4,000; Marf titetig; Sdaie 40 bis
600, 2Gmnler 600 bis 7S0.
union Stod OaroS, Bits
burg, ga, 26. Suli. HinOpieb:
Morft itetig; G6oice 5.75 bis 600;
8rimo $40 bis 80. S6peinc:
Morft itctig; Yrima i6werc 100;
mittelm1Bi0e 7.t5 bis 100; 9ortcrS
7.20 bis 100; roilbe $50 bis 800.
S6oie: Morft flou; Brima lpetbcrs
$40 bis $50; oroin6re $50 bis $50;
QGnlmer $50 bis 100.
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g(lS @iftmiider inter 9luflaac.

II, Drill. 26. &uli. -
Inna Nolanl 0eren (od)ter 8lonnp
9lanf, iolpie Oeren @otte mltrOen bon
ser @ranO &urp in Nntlage5litono
periest, apeil iie in Ocn, Den @Giten
Oea bieiigen Springs Sotel" ierpir'
ten aoiiec Nottengiit NcutiiGt bo6en
iolcu. IS ioG ongc6Iid elm &adenft
porlic0en, neil man iid bci'm BETTER
0eS 0otclS ii6er sic %gcuanntcn 9eOien.
iteten bcifmert bate. Die n06 Dem
@enuB neS aniiceS %crfranftcn @dIte
Iin0 bclte allber @efnbr.
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GA sE@ EA K
fragt die HDsS;Ild. Uba Ilf Inner 6HEauIt HAM
s sS;ii; AM1N1Zu
Snn
0pa6efSrbcrnna mad bonn NnsIanbe.

Sic ouSlGnolide goit fir Die om
%. Sui enocn0e ISOLDE i6lieBt IN
alien SGGen piinftlid, i'm Sohrtbii.
reou mic folgt:
Gie Sodet.Bot iii tGalid) bon 8
l1br Worgens bis 5 llDr Nodmittogs
often, onseenommen SonntagS.
Sic Yodet.8oit no6 9eutihlouo
i6liebt nm fl ilDr GormittogS ON
Monto0, oen %. Sitli; nodJ @roBbri.
~tonnien uno Srlono 9ienItogS uno
Sreito9s I'M 3 llbr Go6mittogS.
9onpier iobrcn bon Neiu r Oorf
ob, ipcnn uid)t on0eripeitia oll9egc-
ben.
Trans. Itlnntide g It.
Srcitng - I'M Z llbr NbenOS nadl
europa per Compiler nNelu. Dorf,"
pio Elpnlolttb unO G%berbolirg EoIt-
ioden nod SrIono miiiien per Ncmz
Oorf" uoreiiirt iein); nm 10 llbr
gbenbS nod europa per Iompfct
nGtrurio" pio Queenstown.
Soft mad Glib. unb Cen.
trail. Imerifa q, @ IT.
Snoien etc.
Sreitog - INN 10 ll6r gbenoS nod
GeufumolonO per Gompier nNoia.
linb"; nod Curacao nno Colombia
per Sompfcr D3ulia"; nod Eorto
Hico per Compiler oGoomo," pia
Son Slan; nod ben 60 Blotas@es
genOen per 9nmpicr .GoronOo"; nod)
ben 2ecparo- Snieln mo Guinea per
0ompfer ollaer"; nod 3ortlne SIS
lonb mo Colombia per Gampier
"Sibirio"; nod) Central merita,
Colombia, Banana, Der &nnol5onc
mo ocn iiiolihen Hocific-SGien per
0ompfer nio Colon; nod) oen 60
8lota.@ c1cn0en per Gampfer oSoro.
tins; nod Somoicn, Sene5ueIo, Fri.
niooo unb 9or6oooS per 9nnpfer
,Srinoco".
Sic Boit mad ReiifunoIano, bia
0or6.S ibneD un0 nod MiqueIon, bia
Bottom idIieBt bier tdelid Inn 3 llbr
Nadmittaas; nudl Cuba, bia Tampa,
t19lib Inn 1 llbr Hafmittogs; nadJ
Gotta Rica, Sonbaras (OitfiiItc). Sci
corogila (OItfiiite) nno @ltatamala.
bia NeiusS orleans, tdglid mn 10 llGr
gbenos; rod) @crico Gitp tdgli6 mn
2 ltbr Nad)mittogs uno 10 llbr
MbenoS.
SranS-G c #.
SamItag nm 10 llbr aben6S
nad Ieu-S eelauo, a%uitraIien, Neu.
Goleoonien, Somoo, Sapoii mo Den
6iii-SnielL pio Son 8roncisco.
Die Boit mad Samoii, Sopan, So.
req, China unO 0en PbiIippinen, bio
San SronciSco, id)lieBt bier tGglid)
Inn 10 llbr abenos bis gum 80. Sui.
Sic Srons-T nciiic-Boit miro tdg.
Iid) nad) oen Nbgangsbdfen obge.
ianot mo lit sic Belt Der S~d)liebung
10 eiilgeridtet, bob iie bel nnunterbro.
fenem l1e6erIanS.S transport redt.
5eitig eintrifit.
@. SaIISarris,
Yormeiiter.
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&crIaust i'm g%lllgemeiueu.

Seutihes srbeits. gaa hpeifunas.Siirea
Or. 219, Gftb.Gba sSir1be, inter oer Nuiiint
Der ,9eutf1cH @eieui6aft", - 9ieieni9elb ole
Sn bei6dttiaen miinf6cn, ipolen ib pertbtltb
nber in fraHfirten 8rieien oil ben NgenteIl oer
@eieufhuit, SDbunn ,. WleGer, CIR. 2t9, Sub
sbatp.StraBe, nenoen, luelder lineHtgeltll9
NuSiunft ertbeilcn iuiro. Spre6lhl1oeI pom
/ bis D ubr. CSaIl2S,1O
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Baltimore Warftberidtc.

Baltimore. 26. Siili 1906.
~ Ell I.-3ufibr 1890 36iier, ein'
idlicBlid 1903 56iier 81 2ocuit.Yoint
uno l444 3diier 81 Canton. aiiitelr.
berionot 49, 51iier. 9ie Hotirungen
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676,895 guidel. @erfGufe: 10000
9uihel 9}r. 2 rotber meitli6er Suit
5u 8OA, 10000 Spot SIT rs, 1900
Nr. > rotbcr wcitlidler Spot 5u 80.
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gantpa uub Stektaubtppx y.
sloer's ,,Gbenurib.Sane, a

Nut NnIs NNb tyUI'NUVNHVf NnHTUN.
WiarnIGnos1 elep6on - 81 9.
Sauptqlartier hes @efan9beretus n@9eIa
iueib," .Samens8ereins hes GbeIpeiB, "
y91nionsGonfIaoS 9{r. 445, 3. .. s."
.OrieRtaIsS iltriti5 9tr. 1853, 3. u.s8., II,
Canton Gpars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
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oenrp 6. sletu's Rsnaurant,

Rr. $40, Gias', unhe Spluarb.etrake
gor5nsIi6t g9eine, Spirituoien II. tnion'
@iedrrell. 9eitss BIER am 3epf. 9unin
fiir Gief bdftsIeute bon 11.30 Sorin. bis
2 ll6r .tuhmtttaas. 9elepbon Is. Il 3.
- UT. Berron S00S u.
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Wham Musp,s slsftanrant.

Rr. 1i04, RetosGe ntralsN
Ser .Nornoit Smmeriudbrtnoer Sauoerein
bon Baltimore" %berfammelt IT'D bier ies
ben Wlrntae. - 4enree 8retm & cons
Bier am 3apf, mao beutihcr Wit otreit
bom Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

Sin ilmeer 6euti6er Wddcr fu6t cinen itott,
gen BIAS fiir Nrub mo Cafes nit Sonro; III
out fir Cfen. NRan a%orefiire: rSddcr," "3ent'
ihcr GDrrcippnoent. (2OS-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

Eaiic snr Heiie in'S GnSlano be-
fOrst s. Saline, 0r. Alb, Sit.Salti.
more.Strahr, nabc GmitombOuie'Ape
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Rr. 923, R0rosNbens, WGe Nnt1php.St
8erInmrIIunesloiaI bss 4sIHtoItia : Com
cIabes gr. 800. 8. .. o." rStenbsn'St'
itriftB Nr. 1O6,S rS9inersDiftrtfts Nr.
los, 3. u..8.| uno n9iltrifts 9tr. SO,
$. u.sB." Saue an Bereine an hernte'
them. jSetnfte Gtere @eiie iinS an6.re
9etriinfe. 9eIspb0n: 9. & y. 8olIe 620 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
ehmIbts ..Nthenlrnni.Nant.0

Unt 3. nHb OnhDDfStfuHt
Saiptaua ritter oes y@nberu Sr.st:nt, Ser,
{ ems" y@i6eniraIl5 : 9anten : Bereins,"
canton Sinmertu. @nlis II. 9eiboereits."
/ ,9eutf6e @emiiibIi6leit4 uno pSetpers
I Gontlabe 9ir. AIS, s. 8. s." Srifhes
8ier 5i ieoer Seit. - 9. & g. 9eIep6ou:
{ gSoIte 1928 s.
! GNring'S Canton 2ieSerfranB.Soae,"
etbinet.Gde g.. ctr. u. syait.Nue., Canton
I Sauptauartier oes r@antousQteoerfran5".
! SinQfiuroe ieoen Mittiupf Ibeuo. Ser
! 9anen.8erein osrlnnneli ttn ieoeu Diem
/ GbefapeafesGeIenb = &oIfe 1883 3.
cca1aA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

ans 0en Glepatoren 5uriidgcjogen
1912 9ltlhel; Gleuotoren.8orrotb
1891 9ui6el. 8erf1ufe Il @ogs
gon Nr. 3 weiBer 81 Al, I 90. Nr. 9
meiBer 81 Az. 1 90. GER. 3 gemiibter
1n 3912.
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Steacngciudjc
al


Sin @dder iudt Stelle ais erite ODER 5lueiie
Sano. 9iu63uiruaen in 3r. 20f4, @cft'Hratt'
StraRc. (2Os-lO)
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GprSof.Gd, Der SON. nnb SorrtE.gtf.
SGuptQuartier oeS SeIanaoereins aWteIo'
bic. Sinaiiunbeu feoen 9onnerttGesIbenb.
Yerfammluneen hes centennial Wieeeer'
BereinS" ie6en .. uHo 4. SienTtae i'm
Dlon1t. IeIepbon - Wet. 8er1oh 2666 u.
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Sin belttIbes GJidbdben iI6t cteue fir all
aemeine 6ausarheit. gtd dSuirdgeH in Rr. IL,
Mariutt's traRe, nabc Srcberid e 8ono.
(206-Sl
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q. ". Mdermnnu,s Sans.

Z. II. W~utTMuHH SuWtf
Sanptouarlirr oeS Observation-Disclosures.
8ereiiiss2 erIammInugen teoen 8onHerftaa
4beno. Reue Wiitalieber .otIliaTmen.
@or3iieIitbes Bier Der sgiational'B rnue'
tel" am Sapf.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-11
EMPEROR SPEAKS FIRMLY
Every Word Distinctly Heard by
All

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1O.-The
opening of the lower house of parlia-
ment was preceded by a religious serv-
ice of thanksgiving in the big corridor
in front of the hall
Professor Mouromtseff, the candidate
of the Constitutional Democrats, was
elected president of the house.
Ambassador Meyer was accorded a
rousing reception from the crowd in
front of the Tauride garden. AS he
drove up there was tremendous cheer
ing for the representative OF free
America. The people wanted to take
out the horses and draw the ambas-
sador's carriage with their hands, but
this he would not permit. He alighted
without assistance and walked in the
midst of cheering thousands to the
gates.
Governor Generals Enter
The diplomatic corps, with the dean,
NJ. Bompard, the French ambassador,
in advance and Ambassador Meyer in
court uniform, entered and occupied
the gallery in the rear of the hall,
while the n1arshals of the nobility. the
governor generals and a vast throng
of civil and military digntaries in uni
form and with their breasts heavy
with glittering orders took the places
assigned to them.
The last persons to enter we're An
tonius, the metropolitan of st. Peters
burg, and a number of the clergy of
the highest rank in miters and robes
of cloth of gold, who formed in front
of the altar.
General Trepoff, in his capacity as
commandant of the palace, in company
with General Masiloff the minister OF
the court, then made careful survey
Of the arrangements and withdrew.
Emperor Enters Throne Room
Baron Fredericks, minister of the
imperial house and aide de camp of the
emperor, then made a formal an
nouncement to the emperor that the
council of the empire and the lower
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-11

ing stage OF the English quay, below
the Nicholas bridge and In front OF
Jeuchtenburs palace, formerly the
American embassy. where the emperor
and the empress entered a launch and.
attended by another launch on either
flank, moved on up the river.
The members Of the party made the
remainder OF the journey to the winter
palace in carriages, escorted by q
troop Of Gathering horse guards.
The emperor's arrival was not her
aided by the customary salute Of 301
guns, and for that reason the passage
OF the river hardly attracted the notice
Of the thousands of spectators await
ing along the islands of the river.
imperial Family Kneels In Prayer
without halting at the winter pal
ace, the launches crossed the river and
their maiesties landed under the grim
walls Of st. Peter and st. Paul fortress,
where they entered by the imperial
water terrace. driving hurriedly to the
immense cathedral, inside the walls Of
which repose the remains Of the Ro-
manoffs.
There, before the tombs Of the en-
peror's ancestors, the imperial family
knelt for twenty minutes, made their
devotions and asked for the blessing
and guidance of the Almighty.
Then, rs their majesties returned to
the terrace and re-entered the launch,
the faint echo of a cheer swept up the
Neva.
The imperial launch Immediately
crossed the river and entered the win
ter palace from the quay entrance.
For the first time since the ceremony
Of the blessing of the waters, January
10, 1905, when the emperor escaped
death from the charge of grape fired
from a gun of the saluting battery on
the opposite bank of the river, the
emperor and empress were back in the
Russian capital.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-11
Wltte Remalns Alone

yachts lines we're cast of and she
steamed down the bay to Peterhof.
Wltte Remains Alone
A pathetic figure in the scene at the
palace was that Of Count Witte, of
whom the correspondent OF the Asso-
ciated Press caught a glimpse before
the ceremony pacing the corridor, en-
tirely alone. Later he entered the
throne hall clad i'm the gold and black
uniform Of secretary of state, one OF the
highest dignltaries in THE court which
still remains to him and with the rib
bon Of the Alexander Nevsky order at
his breast.
He took his place in the ranks of the
bureaucracy.
Former Minister Durnovo was there,
too, chatting animatedly and earnestly
with his companions, but Wltte seemed
to find a cold welcome from every one.
Finally he wandered away and
stood apart until the imperial pageant
approached. After the departure of
the emperor the members Of the par
lament filed Immediately to the great
hall and were conducted rapidly
through the long corridors to the water
front where steamer was awaiting
to convey them up the river to the
Tauride palace for the opening of par
lament, which was scheduled to take
place half an hour later.