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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
Cages . WeutateiteR.
Snfan D.

aus CT BaiD mirb aetnelbet
oaB in ben benahbarten 8egenoen
BON Reu'Wierito, inniel trlar1 bis iebl
miiie, flint Weniden bel Dem lebter
Blissaro um's 2sben aetomrner
ieien. Die 5uaf= uno 3iegensih.
ter in Den Sacramento. Ueraen 0eus
Meritus iulen in Dem Blissnrb ieh.
siQ big adtsia Br0sent ihrer 6eroen
uerloren baben.
Sn @emart. ". S., brad am
Sunutag Der 5uBboben elmer 6aae
ourd. bic ala idoifhes Ebeater be-
nast uuroe. Cine Jrau Smarta
wuroe aet1tet. au6lf anoere Berionen
muroea fhuer nerlest uno iiinfsebn
en1pfingen leihtere Gerlesunaen.
Samsta9 naGt ettIas nab L
uhr Fam BEL Der Station Slater in
Wifiouri elm Manr nit elmer Waste
Dor benz @eiiht auf ben mad Often
gebenoeu Baiiaatersua Der Chicago
uno Nlton Babu unb hna an. Die
Haiinaiere in auer Sern1hlihteit
aussurauben. SIN glasepu, ND Der
Bug niht anbdlt. fob i'm Der Stu
tiDnSbeau1te in nDuer TGtioteit uno
teilte Der nadbften Station Grlnitrona
iDfDrt telearapbiih init. mas aeihea
ben lei. Sir aeu1bnlidb hdlt Der
Hug audi in NrmitrDuQ uidbt uno Der
86uber. oer oies tpuste. rpdbnte fid
oHenbar oolItumraer iitaer uno lief
iih, als man iih Nrmltrpna ndberte
IN lelner BeIhdftiauna ourfaus nidlI
it6ren. Ru leinem Gntiesen bielt ie'
ooh oes 8ua oiesmal an uuo amei
Sberihsbeamte ipranaen beraui, Die
iih ieiner beuahtieten, e)e er iiber4
baupt an 8ioeritauo oenren tDnnte
SIM @an5en batte er bereits finfsebu
Heriunen auageraubt.
SIN Der Rdbe BON Birminabam
Wttbigan, rannte elm elettriiber
Babnmaaen in einen anoerrt binein.
Sine BerIon. Elm Jr6ulein 6araer
aus Bontiae. tuuroe 9etDtet uno ieGl=
aebn anoere Haiiaaiere empNuaer
BerIeBunesn,
Die SEEN 9urter ,Mprls' mel
bet, oaB @gurerueur 9iaaius uou
3eu DOrf entdlohen iei. Die iiber
Den uieIaeHannten &np0fateH Batri6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
SSofaleS.
uutere aHsiteumlts

1T teii Experiment. mebr: tie 1T eins
f~eftitebenoe Snifitutiun aeu0roen Unit
es Cat fih eraebert. oaB iie. neber
peIs Blumenfeit. bas einaige Grf
FtSerfte Wittel lift, Treutoe bierber'
suaieben. Wameutlib Fat lih oies
10 8eaua auf WeritD erruieien. oenr
Die BAIL oerleIben. Die iib als Be
JMd,er bier ieben lieBen, lit DDn Sabl
su Sabr getsabien, bis fie in oieierr
Sabre gang iberraibeno grDBe Dt'
M~eufuneri angenDtnr1er bot.
Desbalb lift audi Der TDrihlaQ oes
8r6iibenter Gttp @abrmui1o, Der
sUrausithtlih rpie6er ertuablt rueroer
wirb, duBerlt prattiSh uno aeitae'
maS, Ole Ginlaoung on Merito sur
8eteiliaurg i'm ndhiten Sabre 10 balt
mie ul6gIid eraeber 81 laiien uno iiG
Dieierbnlb brett nit benz Brdftoen'
ten Die5 in 8erbinoung Al ieben,
Xber nidt MIR ons. @ol. Wnbrs
lRnnb etnpfieblt aud, ale Stnats'
p~puperneure Werito'S ipeSiea ein5u'
Iabem unb er ueripriGt fi1 0nnDr
uiel @utea. Wenr mir oenyt ben
uaeritaniId3en Teil Der Nusitequnl
pruuunsierter berportreten lniier mol
len, 10 lift e8 annebradt. bic sttaBae'
beuoen Standardization Merifu's 70
uiei uie ,1Dgtih fiir unlere 1uaftel'
lung su interelfieren. Gie Sraae. OF
nd oiefe Nufmerfiamfeit uno 06fIidl=
teit aud beaablt, III ia bel Der heuri.
gen Nusheuune aldnseuo ael6it uur'
ben. BprnusfiMtlib miro in 0ieiel
yfi@ture gang uuo in benz Gimme oes
Sol. Mabrmuno nurgeaatgea mer'
ben.
NuM Der BuriMloe oea Gerrn s.
@. Gput peroient 8eadtuna. 81
srbietet fi& befanntlib. @iner 6erieni.
se1 uDs, fnnfsia Gauieuten unb Jn'
6ufrielIen at fein, Die $500 berge.
Zen, una bic immebenoe 5bulo Der
Ausftelunas : @eiefIihaft 81 tilgen.
Gel6nge es. eiele fiinfsia lDfalpa'
triutiiden Wdnner 81 finoeu. 10 hdtte
bic @eielihaft nit eiAem Stale leih'
tes Jnbrmaner qetuUnnen; iie t1nnte
l6re oatiae Mufmerfiamtfeit uro ale
ibre N1ittel ben 9eubnuten uno Der
BerIM6nernna 0es Blnbes 5utuenoen.
Nadb neri RDrniteberihten lift bort
Hiele8 trinneno erfproerlih. 8us
ndd3tt Elm rienes 6auptausitetlungs'
'gebdnoe. elm @ebdube Fiir oas Ider'
tnnsD epnrtetnetit. cine reue 9ribGne
far ben Mernulab; cine MeAge qns
berer 8erbefferunaeri uno sulebt =
cine Beror6Berune bes &usfteuun9s'
pIabee ourh ben Mrtauf BON 2ano.
Dng Hefteben Der &usiteaunq it
fac San Nntunip faft cine 2ebenss
.frnoe aeruuroeu. sur fDldber 8itbtigs
teit lit lie gelanat. 5br @influB 1T in
sIlea ~aetuerblid9en nnb eDmlneraieuen
.6reifeu fiblbar uno bic Musftelluna
nus au erbaIten. fie inlrler better urb
attrattiber su MADDEN. i0Ite Die Nuf'
aabe zines Seoer iein. benz oas BDl
.nuo Der 50rtihritt Der Sta6t atm
bergen lie9t.
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Ser 9orgeabreder

8Orbei lit Die 6air une nor6ei lit bic BahI.
u1o Mnes i'm alien. @eletSe.
NaH Iebt nab Der Srenbe, Der 9uf Dber
Dual,
aatb alther ee6raucblitber @elie.
Der @ahttampf, Der liinstt nit grbitt'.
ring eetDbt.
ST 6eute beinabe bergefien;
US tntro, tuas aetaoelt nno meas I aetobt,
Radb anoerem WsnB Iebt semeEen.
So til aub Die Sair, NOD uir Maudbes
erbIidt,
Sas uns nit Betuun6' rufg onrrhorunaen,
uns iest tuieoer in bic 8erqunQ' heit
entriidt,
Nem StodentoH dbnlih, -nertluneen.
50 it's auf Der @rbe tpDbf INNER befteut.
Sb 6reuoeH, OBJ 2eto-rpenn entlchipun~
ben,
9eoeaft ibrer fnur1 bic leidbtfebiae 8elts
Seraeien bic Sut, ,uie Die Wun6en.
Gut it es ia 70! Benn uprGber Die Qsit.
sou man Db BEG Shpinoens nidht fIoaen,
uHo IoH bic gnttdn5huna. ben Sdmers
in Der 8ruf,
Sobaie sr oernarbt, niht mebr trassn.
uno toern aud Der 5erbf uns bic BIus
men aerit6rt.
unD Stltrme uns brnulenb umtDbseu.
@ir suifeu ia bod, oaB Der 9ens lu1eoer.
febrt,
uHo 5oHHung, Die b6lt nns tets uben.
Yin sod! o'rum Der 3Dffnuns! 9sie Slider
aefiut
uno trintt anf elm frbbtibes Baesu,
uno mas Hns audi buntel Die 3ufuuft
umhii1t,
9Slr fuuuen es mutia ertraaeu.
Mle berrlid1 i'm @lale oas None gter
Bier ladbt,
Us al1n5et suie Cobb in Der Genne-
yin Soraenbreber 1T es, Der matat,
SaB SeIo iirb %nertuauoelt in 8onne.
&as lhert uns oas 8efern. ruir Ieben
benz 6euti,
Der Augenblid nur toMmt Al ghreu.
uno menn Der nur imrrter uus 9one
Star Bier beut',
&os fuDHeu mir ueiter heoehreu?
uno tDmmt onnn ons uIiolid init foblem
@eIi1bt,
8as biift es? @ir t5nuens nttbt hiueern:
so lang es uus niCbt um ,,ypue EfarAS
aebriht,-
Sas btift uas Die Suroen p~erminoern.
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9as 9ebei bon Haageru 5utdaig &c.
rettet.

Ga ftent lih nahtrdatid beruus.
oaB Die 3eras Stranger nabe Hiu
@ranoe gitg ale in arpBer @efabr
lhmebten. lberfaQen uno getotet gu
meroen. 8eraoe DOR Der Nneunft
oes Captain WcDonalo uno ieiner
2eute batten DE Wepitaner oieien
Blan aefaBt, muroen aber an ieiner
Gusfibrune nerbinoert, neil lie auI
beioen Seiten cine unourhorinaliGe
5ens uorfanoen. go blieber ite in
ibrer Boiition un6 muroen bic OpFer
BET Sanger. Die @awooo Seus.
oenn cine iBlfe mai eS, bat uieoer
einmal lire 8Draiige aeseigt, Gum
9ertauf bel 6 b. SteeeesA
Ssbne.
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@ltdltdA aemadet tar,s seben.

Die 5arnilie oes Shuliuperinten'
benton g. 6. Blair in ct. Glbans.
US. So. tuuroe 9liidIih aeriabt, als
leine tleine TDhter Dpn 81. 8eits
gans ourh elettriihen 8itters mie.
oerSeraeltellt mur6e uno atpar naGl
9ebrauh BON orei Jlaiden. @arana
tiert fir rueiblihe ShymGd,e, 8tut'
arrnut, Walaria. Gu taben bel
Goolpb 9reiB uno 81. Sobn Il 60.
Breis so @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
..

3 Im Donnerstag unrbe in Der
beutihen Anfteoluna Galem bel
8renbam oas finfsiai6briae Subj.
taust Der oDrtiaen oeutlh=lutherilder
Stride aeFeiert.
Vim SantstdQ maret Die Snaes
nieure oes sSlubs nnb 6afen : 8ure.
aus in Corpus Gbrifti uuo hielten
bort cine aaaemeine Ger|ommluno
ab. SIN oieier CAB 6. y. Daniel
Der &ertreter Der meritauifhen SEQ
tionalbahnen, Die NnFiehen erreqenoe
Grtldruna a6. feline 8abnen beab.
iidtieten aus Corpus ghriiti einer
aruBen ginfahrtshafen gu MAIDEN
uub Tire eanse @inFubr. Die iebt abe,
Gera @rus uno Eampico aebe, iiber
i'm aeben au la1ien. sic tuiirber
oesbalb aud nur fOlbe 8ertiefunas.
pfdne unteritiben, Die ben 6aFen pur
Corpus gbriiti unb Die @iafabrt in
i'm 10 81 uer.iefen beahitdtigten, oas
Der 8ertehr GROCER Osean Dampfer
oprt ntDQlih let.
Aus Brownsville fuiro aenel=
bet, pdbreno Der lebten ad1t Gage
ieien in Der oprtinen @eeeub aber
$500 Nder in f5nrrnldnbereien per'
fault tporoen. uno ltGbtiides Giaen.
turt i'm @erte Don $45, 900.
- Mus Guftin fpt,nt bic Nah.
riht, oaB Die oortigen alrbeuleute
geaen Die gtablieruna elmer Braues
! rel prDteitleren.
Sn Br0nnoeu itarb oDr einis
gen 9asen Elm aeuiffer Geurae 6ar-
oina. Bertreter zines Spirttuulen.
@eihdfts in Beaumont. Cine I'm,
teriuhuag setate. bah Der Mann
ihmere Verlebunaen aitt &opfe bate
uno oaB bieIelben uriaehe ietnes Io'
oes aemeien tuarer. Ct iua bieIe
8erlebunseri in Serrpiue, I'M Streit
NIT mehrereu Wtdnnerrl. betDmmen
haben. Wie es heiBt, bat man i'm
uait elmer 5fafde iiber ben &opf aes
itlagen.
- I'm Samitag tam in fort
Bortb ETH Baffagiersua Der Sort
Wortb e Deuper Bahn an, Der 1id)
in Tplge oes Shneeiturnts um fanI
Eaae oeripdtet hatte. Ct hatte i'm
8anbauole bier Gage i'm Shnee ge.
ftedt. gs befanben fida att fleine
&inber auf bent 3uee uno oieie tuas
rem ourh ben Wanael ar Wiih nabes
au Uerbnngert; man mnBte iie nit
Whisfep uno Waiier erbnlten. Gud,
Die anoeren Baiiagiere litter unter
benz Wangel an 3ebensmttteln.
Su Erapis, Sails COUNTY,
uuroe Sruina CITES. seraoe als er
aus Der Nputbefe unu Stnne brothers
beraustam, BON ben Bribern S. 81.
9laB unb 0uab @faB eriboHen. NQe
orei iino befnnnte Nnfiebler Der Sc.
9eno. Die urIaden Der SHieBerei
fenttt man niht. Die beioen 9laB
baben fih ben geb1roer aeiteqt.
Ser Beah Stating Nint in
SalueitOn brannte ont SDnntag nahs
mittag alb.
s. S. Nppelt, elmer Der betanns
teiten aaufleute uDn 6aqettsnilIe. bat
iein @elhdft an bic @ebriber 8ofens
berg nerfauft.
Bel Der Station Sellers, unae.
fdbr 20 Reileu uDn 0uultun, muroe
oer BET Der s. & o. Sc. Balm araes
fte0te Bremfer 6ta in Gem Nueen=
bid, afs er auf ben 3ua fteigen
mDute. uDn elm paar Sberifsbearnten
geib0fen uno ihmer uernunoet. Sic
batter i'm fir eineu Hubtiaen geeoer
nehnlten.
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Gun fnappes ~tsmttpmmea.

Die Operation Der Gntfernuna eis
neS @eihmiires BON Der @rDBe mel.
ner San6 an Der Oiifte meiner guhs
ter wuroe ourh 8udleu's Irnica
Salbe nermieoen. laat VI. s. Stifel.
Mtiletus, 8. so. 2u baben bel
Noulpb 9reiB uno st. gobn s go.
Brei8 % Gents.
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Jampfe gtretfereaaer.

Die beften Streitbredaer finb Or.
Sings Neue 2ebensoB ilen. Sic
entiheioen Den Trubel iebr lGneu
uno Die 8lutreiniaune ihreitet pprar.
Gut aeger Berftopfuna. aDpfueb &c.
gu haben bel Ioulph DreiB uuo &.
Guhn Il 60. Breis Is Gents.
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OH ueberleaenheit Der nit Der
Maidine aemiiften 5arben iber bic
nit Der Sauo 9emilhten lit ihon 10
h1uh9 baraetan norben, onB man
iur bic eriteren taufea io0te. Sur
bic Waihine tam oieienige @leib'
nidBigteit ersielen, Die gernoe bel oef
Sarbenmilbuna 10 n0tia lit. @en.
bet gub an oie riG3tiae aueae. 60.
Stepes & Sohne.
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VIM. ]. STUCKE.

galtmau 806ats. Cameras uas
pbutuarapbiihe lltenfilien.
GmatursN rbeit miro iDrefdltia fee.
~tigaefteat.
4O5 Otto pmmerc Gtrabe.
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DRAUGHON'S
RMx2aaGGnlNe1

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson .
Austin, Waco and Ri Paso. 2T Colleges
m IS States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach RY
MAIL. Cataloguet will convince YOU
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for il.
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Saaltae gourtrteu galatpas.a

nah Californian. ebeniu naA ct.
Souls uia 9eras & 8acifie . Waba
ubne @ehfel. Sdreibt an iraenb
einer 9idet . Waenten tueaer oieies
reuen Dienftes uoer an G. y. Enr.
rer. Generals afina'ersGeent. DaI.
las. 9eroa,
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..SBsrs : syornaafin" tGimer q
skmeMS), lit ais autiieptiihes Aabns
unb Wunbwafier utiibersroneu. Sn
allen Gp0thstsu Az habeu.j
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= @eht au Surehaller .
. 10 n uno " eftaarant, vii.
lita'StraBe neben pes paae bee per.
manusisene,
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Ssnl Wtsusr. -@lertriide Gmlei.
Ierei. --Nlnnfo 8lasu. 8ertmf pup
Wsefierns Sheeren etc.
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Xak 8ohn.

i'm @artensD iitritt oes GtaateS. De.
iunobett uno alima uniibertrpHen.
8ilige 2anoereien fiir ben Earuaer.
Marttadrtner. Obtts uno giehsanter.
Weaen ginselbeiten suenoet Gu& 90
Geo. S. Hupton n, o. g. a.,
Can Nntonio. Teras.
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8enn Sbr autes Tnrralanb
taufen uUIIt. penoet gua an .. o.
81 nae n, aRarnesIGits.
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gd,euermeser's Bart.

fsamilienanrten. AlerleiQfilherei'
pruoufte. 8orsiialihe Rihe. Reid3s
haltiae Speiie'8 arte. aelIerfriiheS
Some Star Bier. 5eineMeine uno an.
oere 8etrdnfe. Aufmertiame 8ebiss
uune. @orS iaufen bis Mitternahi.
9bilipp 8eiRIer. g er.
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MAJESTIC THEATER.
;Satsrhate amuiement &c., Gisentiimer,
:. 90. @aRllaI1, &nnager.

|
9ieie @ndle
Ser arsBe Irantelias, ntr helgiiGe 6srfaies,
VT. ean M;rs. drtSerif Baton.
paerita arnoie, MGbnnaao Zeal.
40. 6atlisIe's 6mRne unn 8ongs Girfas.
eat-Bahis nuS @cganIeb -Snej in
,,ttnerpeteo".
seamtaa =DRatiuee =@reife. Is. p. % utn 50 Gents
Atenb 4reiie ...... Is, %. 3d. 80 uno Is Gents
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Gin Giel iiberidJreit sebn Rah.
tiaaaeu.
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Sa0meitteraS ptH19t Ga9

@enn Sbr Guh iraeuows niebsr.
faifen wolt, tut es entlana Der 2is
ME Der
Gan 3lmtDmiD & Aramfas
Yak Babn,
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fsiua's 5 Gents panama /. Aiaarrs f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
ORLEANS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
Enigrsnts h Buckeye state Hear
q New York President Praised.

The Ohio Society OF New York held its
annual election OF officers and dinner at
the Hotel Manhattan last night. Since
the real annual banquet docs not take place
until january 10, last nights affair partook
more OF the nature Of a little home party
Of all those living in and around Manhattan
who pronounce il Ohiah.
The election OF officers 10 serve tor tho
next year WAS one of the chief objects Of
thea gathering. This was accomplished
with no friction. the ballot prepared before
hand being acoerted unanimously and
with applause. Thosa chosen we're: Presi-
dent. John j. McCook; vice-presidents,
II nry ". Taft. Eben B. Thomas, Thomas
Ewing. Jr., Emerson McMillin, William :.
Hawk; secretary, Howard II. Niemsn;
recording secretary, Seth Thayer Stewart;
treasurer. Warren Higley; board of trustees,
Eugene Prayer, William Collins Peer. Addi-
son W. Gilmore.
There were several prominent Ohloans
who attended the dinner either as guests
or as nonresident members Judge d. d.
Woodmansee, of the Court of Common
Pleas in Cincinnati, Congressman-elect
Albert Douglas OF Chillicothe. Daniel j..
Ryan. cx-Secretsry of State Of Ohio and
Colgate Hovt had seats at the Presidents
table.
Gov. Andrew l.. Harris. who as Lieu
tena nj -Governor succeeded TO the guber-
material chair upon the death Of Gov. Pat
terRon recently. was the guest OF n
Of the evening. Gov. Harris is a farmer
OF Ohio and proud OF il. When he arose
TO address his fellows from the Buckeye
State he confined himself chiefly to a re-
view Of what the farmers in Ohio were
doing for their country, a topic which
seemed to find ready applause At the hands
Of the seasoned New Workers who had not
seen a farm since they left 0hiah.
Congressman-el elect Douglas confided a
secrst when he was called upon for a speech
He saIu tnst nobody new just who had
beer responsible for the Republican victory
in his State at the last election, but even
the boldest and most assertive OF the poll
ticians were free to acknowledge that II was
a New York mar Who had "A great deal TO
do with the result. That one he said, was
Theodore Roosevelt.
After paying q tribute to Roosevelt the
Congressman from Chillicothe talked OF
Major General Arthur st. Clair, who was a
Lieutenant in the forces Of Gen. Wolfe at
the capture OF Quebec,a member OF Wash
~ington>s stan In the Revolution. and, asthe
speaker declared, n Of the greatest and
the most maligned pioneers OF Ohio. He
urged the erection Of a monument over the
grave Of Major-General st. Clair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
TRAIN TAKES TWO TRACKS
And Is Reunited After . vi -Commuters
Held Up on Central.

Atrain broke in two early yesterday morn
ing on the switch just north Of the Melross
station. The switch is hardly a hundred
feet north Of the ~southbound platform. II
Leads from the local track, called No. /,
TO No. ,, the express track.
The train, No. liz. a southbound local
from White Plains. was just slowing into the
station. For some cause the engine took
the switch and rolled onto the outer track.
II dragged the baggage car and smoker with
IL. Behind the smoker the couplings parted.
The wrench as the 0 Onward fragment Of
the train twisted free threw many pas
senRers from their seats. The cars came
to a 8, dden stop; the parting Of the cars
had set the air brakes. The cars were
heavily loaded with passengers.
Il was found that the engine was still on
the rails and could go on. For about half
an hour the engine obstructed the express
track with the two forward cars while
things were being looked over. Then the
for ward section OF the broken train steamed
down 10 Morrisanis. changed back to It's
own track and backed up to the separated
cars. .
In the meantime several ~southbound
express trains, bearing the business rush
from river points, were stalled on the OBJ
structod track. The passengers got inn
patient, and the men swarmed all over the
tracks regardless of the singing propen-
sites Of the new third rail.
Several passengers were bruised, but
none went to the hospital.
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HUGHES 10 VISIT ROOSEVELT.
Objections From the Republican Faction
That Idled In the Campaign.

G~overnor-elect Hughes informed his
friends yesterday that he had accepted
an invitation from President Roosevelt
10 visit the President at the White House
o after the Senate and the House of
Representatives get under way. lie viii
leave for Washington in the latter part
II the week. Something like positive
objections to MI. Hughes visiting Presi-
dent Roosevelt have come from the anti
Roosevelt and the anti Higgins Republicans
in the State organization. They said
last night: Hughes will make the mis-
take OF his life II he makes that visit TO
Roosevelt"
These were among the men who did not
lit a hand TO elect the Republican State
tickle in the recent campaign, but said:
Roosevelt named the ticket at Saratoga;
now let him elect It," Just how Hughes
was TO make the mistake OF his life by visit
ing President Roosevelt the directors
did not explain. save to say that from the
not appear to be popular in his own state,
and that Nr. Hughes would be III advised
-in tying up in the early days Of his adj
mini6tration with the President
Mr.. Hughes's friends SAID that it was very
natural that Mr.. Hughes should visit Presi-
dent Roosevelt, for the reason that il was
the President and the Presidents friends
in the Republican State organization who
had brought about his nomination for Cover
nor. The anti -Isoosevelt and the anti
Higgins men organized a combination at
Saratoga to bring about the nomination of
ex-Cov. Frank 5. Black. The combina-
ton could not show Mr.. Black that he was
anything like the unanimous choice OF the
delegates and he declined TO he a candidate
for the nomination. Mr.. Blacks friends
say they had 5lI delegates Of the iOlI.
For the first time in the history of the
Republican State organization there ls no
Republican leader or boss. There are
half a dozen county leaders. whose names
are still we'll known in the party, but ac-
cording to Republicans OF repute II there Is
any Republican leader of the State H. is
President Roosevelt himself, and after Mr..
Hughes's visit 10 Washington Mr.. Hughes.
II was asserted. will be looked on as the
chief representative of President Roose-
welt in the Presidents own State OF New
York.
Mr.. Hughes. according 10 his present
frame Of mind, Ii not TO tai a hand in the
reorganization OF the Senate on the lines
Of the last Assembly. II was the Presi-
dent who brought about a reorganization
Of the Assembly committees last winter
by forcing, with Gov. Higgins's assistance,
the election of Young James Wadsworth
as Speaker. The Senate committees
which there has been talk OF recognizing
are as follows: Railroads, Taxation and
Retrenchment, Commerce and Navigation,
Insurance. Miscellaneous Corporations n
Banks. These matters, il was said, will he
discussed by President Roosevelt and Mr..
Hughes.
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W.ARNING or FIRE ENGINES.
The bridgeport system or Bells a. street
Corners May ne Adopted.

tOruers Way tt NuOptru'
Fir. Commissioner Lantry is considering
a scheme to have a bell ring a warning at
busy street crossings at the approach Of
fire apparatus when on the way l., res.
just as a warnin : bell rings at railroad
crossings on he approach OF a train.
Il may be that some such sign a. Look
Out for the Engine When Tire Bell Rings"
will be placed at those street crossings
where traffic Is heavy, but that Is a detail
that has not yet been worked out.
The Fire Commissioner, Chief Croker
and Andrew Martin OF the telegraph bureau
al F1ra Headquarters went to Bridgeport,
Conn, on Friday 70 observe the working
of tho system there. That city is the only
place l the country where such a method
- in operation. IL IL said that much loes
OF life and property is prevented, and Com.
missioner Lantry thinks IL would be Of great
benefit to install the method mere with
some notifications.
The way In which it Is worked in Bridge
port Is thus: At the street intersections
where there are many pedestrians and
vehicles Ia a large gong that may BE- heard
above the street noise. IL Is connected by
wire with the nearest On ne house. When
the fire apparatus leaves for a fire toe bells
AT tho crossings within a certain district
arc set going and keep IL up untilI the engines
reach the fire.
The objection the Commissioner found
to the Bridgeport system was that the bells
were connected with the engine hon 90 by
overhead wires. That would be Impossible
in THE city. and the Commissioner thinks Il
would be too expensive for underground
wires. -
He instructed Martin to rec IL some in
expensive method cannot be devised for
operating warning aon1s.