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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

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Mbnung fogte inn, OaB bieier ftarfe
Gbaraftsr nt9t etnen Augenbltd
fhmdnfen ipiirbe.
llno tpirtli9, in tpenigen Minutet
tparen bie 8eiben fldr tnitetnanoer.
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6errn Meunier oortbtn bealettet NOR
Sen. 60 trof 9ein5 feline Oauttsr
dIlein.
gepd bepor er ben 3ped feines Rome
mems beriibren fonnte, ioate er es be-
itGtiet finoen, tpsld eine sefunos,
lebenstluge g2atur tn oieisr Srau
itedte.
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bon Deiner Wo6nuns bierber 5uriidsez
tebrt, mein @o6n," besann fte. sd
gine nit mir gu Ratbe, ipie mir uns
oem Rtnoe, Deiner @9tpefter, seeenz
iiber berbalten follen. Ou oarfit mfrs
alauben, ih Bate es germ in ale Melt
binausgejubelt: Sd babe metnen Sobn
sefunoen!' llnb tbr, bie mt9 ale Die
Sabre hinburd getrDitet unb entf4ds
6igt bat fir Deinen 0erluft. ibr por
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auferitanoen! 9etn Bruber lebt!' unb
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aDgert, tpenn i9 Did anbers sefun6en!
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imtner bur6 eine Melt bon uns gss
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pertmentsn $4,000,
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stnt genldsltsn Strid, tpet8er ptrfe.
sslt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26
Wtbtrauets

1T allen 8,ilsn aeaenaber eebpten, rueldbe
tbr SnnereS unter elmer iiberauderteu
S1ue nerberaem. @er etiuoB 5u berber.
gen bat. ipielt tein ebrlibes Spiel. @an,
onoers itebt Cd NIT ben ct. Bernard &r6u,
terptuen, oem berabmten 6eilmitteI fiji
aue 8ranfbeiten Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oer Ieber. ees Waaens unb ber 0teren,
oas fiir rs Gents in alien Npotbefen Al
befomn1en 1T. Dieie B.lten baben teins
ttbertuderte 6tille. Sic entbatteu niehts
Sb6blidbes. teine dbenben, metalIi5d,er
gtfte in ihrem Snnern uerboreen, ionberr
beiteben nur aus ben beften Safteu be,l.
frdftiger Rflanaen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

lit oae berttbmte Oert ber
+, Nettuttgsanfer q

beraussesebsn BON aeptsn nit 40 idbrieer
graIis 9eioe gei6le@ter, alt unO iune. le6is
ooer serbeiratet, fonten eas bernbmte gBert teien
unb erfabren, tuie iie & wdbreno ibres 2ebens bic
Gelun6beit jn F9ern baben. - 9as Bud ipiro fur
25e in 8riefmarten on Sebermann, gut oerpadt, su.
seihtdt. G1reibet an
Sentides Oeil Snitttnt (@esr. 1867
No 10 East Eighth Street. NEW YoRK.N.Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

= Bridlp Nfb 8itters fu.
rlert trante Nieren. reeuliert Die Qe.
bsr uno reiniat bic Ddrme elm pert.
oollsr SnitemsTunic.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
ROUTINE IN CONGRESS.
m THE HOUSE.

Tho Aeneral deficiency bill, the last OF the
bitr fn0hev measures, was passed IN tne
J9usa 80 the nth, about S6O0,UD oeluS
added endme as rf tPsazng sV the col
lection f.. duties in the philippines oelWeea
the date of the peace treaty anu Aar az
1902 which was cut out OF Tue p,m on mn.
der 4 srsecfaI rule. The Senate bill provo
ing for a lock canal at Panama was passed.
The conference sought by the Senate gu Inc
hiII creig ing a United States district court
for Ctfu was agreed TO, and Messrs Ter
kins De- by and Howard were named Is
confereeA At q P; M recess WaS i h1D
until Il clock. which was followed py
night sesa on devoted TO the discussion OF
political fairs.
The House worked under forced draught
on the 18th. and accomplished an lnn mems,
amount of business preparatory 20 auJourn-
meut at the weeks end. conference Ie
ports on Il number of measures were auop.,,
ed without debate. but 1t required speciin,'
rnIes in other particulars to effect consul
Grafton and adoption of some Important con con,
ference agr aements. The railroad rate anu
agricultural appropriation bllls were 10. .Tt
sidered and adopted under biahhel tuls,
permitting the consideration or conIefeuce
reports without being printed IN the FeeoI ,
The House instructed It's conIerees, On 80 a.
agricultural bill not to rPcede from tne lnttt
inspection amendment, by vote OF i2'' 70
45 without taking a recess the hou tgI
labored from II O'Clock IN the morhIllIi a.lGt t
II O'Clock at night. Adjourned until neat
day. -
We're going home tomorrow eNl WAS was IN IN
the minds OF the members of the house on
the 10Th. when they assembled for the lasC
real hard days work previous to a al5eeral,
ment. Conference reports were collslu t Gu
throughout the day The hnai report on
the agricultural appropriation bill, contain,
ing the meat inspection provision was
adopted. the Senate agreeing that the gov
eminent should pay the cost OF inspecti on,
Other matters of vital moment were the
agreement til the conference report on the
pure food bill, the Ohio river and Lar, Az
Erie ship canal and the naturalization DILL
Adjourned until next day.
The members of the House spent the day
on the Soth with humorous speeches ard
songs during the intervals between the nee
esSary ballots on the final measures Ihe
conference report ON the public buildings
bill and the bill making appropriations TO
carry into effect its provisions were passed
in short order, as Il resolution clearing
the tangle on the sundry civil bill. Speaker
Cannon appointed Messrs. Bartholdt, Bur
leigh and Bankhead commission 10 tnyestl-
gate a certain site for the state, justice ana
commerce and labor building i'll the cap1taI.
At 10 p. III. Speaker Cannon declared the
final adjournment Of the session.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
RoosEvELrs TERM EXPENSIVE.
Senator Culberson Makes Comparison
with McKinIey's Rule
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 1-Seps

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1.-Sena-
tor Cuberson has found opportu-
nifty to make an address on the finances
of the country under President Roose-
welt. The statement showed that exclu-
sive of the Panama appropriation the in
crease of expenditures in 1904 over 1908
was $50, 400, 800, IN 1905 over loO4 S4u,-
6233; in 1906 over 1905 SIT 1903, 1886.
This" said Mr.. Culberson, shows
an aggregate increase of expenditures.
excluding all expenses in Panama, of
1913, Tb7 064 in three years. As usual
with this administration, expenditures
for the military and naval establish
ments increased for this period and of
the preceding amount the increase for
the naval establishment alone exceed
ed $34, 0OO,000 for the three years. The
total expenditures for the years 1903,
1904. 1906 and 1906 were s., 9333 ,OO4. 400,
and deducting Panama expenses it was
s., S66, 421 ,0S9. The total expenditures of
the years 1898, 1899. 1900 and 1901. the
four full years of Mckinley, was s., 49,
316,39O
1t thus appears that exclusive of all
expenses in Panama the expenditures
for the four years of Roosevelt exceeu-
ed those of the four years of Mckinley,
although he conducted the Spanish war
by the extraordinary sum of y434, 104,-
Gl0n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE,, July 2.-CIose-Wheat-
Steady; No L northern, on track, SIC; No,
No. on track, 52Ac Oats-steady; stand,
ard. 4O1ac; No. white, on track, 397gg
40c Barley-Steady: standard, 55c; sample
on track, 43@55c. Rye-Quiet; No. l on
track, 65c. Provisions-Steady; pork, INV
Flour quotations in carloads are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood f. 4o@g+65
straight, in wood, 4.20Gl4. 40; export patents
3 55G3 20; rye, in wood 3.50Q3.60; country,
2.90@3. 10 in sacks. Kansas patents, ID
wood. 4.25
Millstuffs are o1oted in car lots at 1919
for bran, 1870 FOR standard mlddlings ana
19.75@2000 for Milwaukee flour middHnss
in 1OO-Ib sacks; red dog, 22.OO; delivered al
country points, soc extra.
CHICAGO, H., July 2.-Close-Wheat-
July, T95sc; September. SO1s@S014c. Corn
July, 514sc; September, 51Ac. 0ats.--J.gIy.
3S1te: September, 3511c. Pork-July, II. I-'2'
September. 1890. Lard-July, 9.S212; Sep
tember, 900 Ribs-July, e.571a; Septemoet'
Der, SIC Flax-Cash northwest, 1I IL
southwestern, Loo; September, LII TIM
othy-September 4 %. Clover-Cash, llVh
Barley-Cash. 42Q53c.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Close-Wheat-J
s6a4c; September, $3.50; December, s7%.s'
Corn-July, 5Sssc; September, 0o74c; De's-A
DULTTH. Mimi, July -Close-Wheat,,
arrive, No. L northern, c112Cr "
northern soc: on track, No. 1 northern,
size; No. northern, soc; July, si72t'
September, so24c; December. 7914c, Flax
To arrive. on track and July, 11412; sep
TENDER, 1.145s October, 1.1315. Oats-to
arrive on track and July, 3Sc Rye,
Barley, 41Q48c: Receipts-Wheat, Ssh
Shipments, 5000.
MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, July 2,mClo5ne@ o-
Wheat-July, S01sc; September, soc; "
cember SO1sG8014e; No. hard, SIC; No
northern. SIC: No. northern, oo72c; W.
3 northern, 7S1aQSoc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 2-Cio51e s
Wheat-July, T15sc; September, IZzse' -Sa
eember, 1876; cash No. : hard oId' IT ~
771ac; new, 760761zc; No. 3, T2g12c; ne -sa
nal; No t. 671adp7214c; No. ? red, old 1gs
TIC. nominal; new, T6c; No. t-Q,,2gr7r1Se
nominal No. 4. 70GG4c. Corn-July' +t-4J
September, 479sc; December, 4t2sc; az
No. mixed. 49c; No. 3, 4S1294Sssc; No
white, so: No. 8. 4914c. Oats-No. "Hl'''
39T4oc: No. . mixed, 3712c. 30.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 2.-CattIe-ln's.
cefpts, 1900. including 1000 soutne++IIre
market for best strong, others weah' 80 ~ 40:
steers, 4 2jG6.00; southern steers o. IS4 and
southern cows. 2.00g350; native coNo II
heifers, .O0Gl5.30 stockers and feeaetssss- Il.
GD45O; bulls 2.50Q4.O0: calves, --p3 - I'D
western fed steers. 3.15GtJ- 10; weste a.1sr.
cows. . SCOT % Hogs-Receipts. t0oy, Ivy, ~
ket steady; bulk of sales, 6.39I0-o9' - and
S 6506. 20: packers, 6551aG6. 81 r; pl7s easr
lights 5.6076.65 Sheep-Recflpts' 1bs
market steady; muttous, 5.O0G6,9o'- "a fed
6.00OS.00; range wethers, 9-VV4o''O'
ewes. 4.T545.SJ.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
PLANS FOR CAPITOL.
Five Designs Are Submitted to Commits
sio1 at Madison

MADISON. Wis. June 3O.-The c2pi-
cog building commission yesterday met in
the executive office and discussed the
competitive plans that have been sub
niCted by five firms of architects Those
noweth Of Madison. .. H. Ingram OF
Fan Claire. ]. \. EanCIeve Of Aariuette
and Commissioner Johnson OF Milwaukee,
Plans were submitted by George T. I,u,-
ugea, New York. Shipicy, Rutan 4 Goo
Gd<e Boston aud Chicago; Peabo &
Stevens, Boston; Ferry & Cias, AIilWau-
kee; II. {. Koch. Milwaukee. The COM
mission will probably meet again in two
or tbree weeks, when il Will De known
whether the consulting architect desired
can he engE "a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
MILWAUKEE,, JULY Z
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE-Eg gs-Market firm. TIE
produce boards official market Is lJc for
current receipts, at mark, cases returned,
strictly fresh, candled, cases returned, I6ci
seconds and checks, Toe.
Butter-Market steady. ElStn price on
extra creamers is 20c Local price extrc
creamery, 2Uc; prints, 21c; hrsts, lIq
1Sc; seconds, 15Q16c; renovated Ice;
CheesseNsteady. American full cream.
twins, f0&Q11c; limburger, Old, per 10, 912g
Zoe; new. 9Gi912c: fancy brick 10L4 lJI0&4c.
low grades, 61sq7c; imported Swiss, 26s;
new, block, 111zQ12c: round Swiss, $50
1512c: new round Swiss, 13c; loaf, 1512c
Sapsago, 1Sc; daisies, 1112Q12c; long horns,
1112M l2c; Young Americas. 1lt24l2C
MUSCODA, Wis. June Chickering'S were
720 boxes of twins and 1910 boxes of single
daisies; all sold; twins at lose and daisies
at lie.
ELGIN, ILL.,. July Especial. Butter
No sales or offerings. Official firm, 2Uc.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 2.-Eutter-Steady;
creameries, 1J920c; diaries. 144201Sc. Eggs
Steady; at mark, cases included. 12Q15c.
CHICAGO, H.. July 2.-Cheese-Steady
11@11Ac; twins, 1o13q11c; Young Americas
il4Q1112c.
NEW YORK. July 2.-Butter-Firm; re-
ceipts, 52S3: street price extra creamery,
2U12621c; official prices creamery common
to extra, 1602o1ac; renovated common to
extra, 1201S1ac; western factory, common
to tirsts, 12q161ac; western imitation
creamery extras, f8c; frsts, 16Q1Ic. Cheese
Quiet; receipts. 719; new state full cream
large fancy, lie; do fair to good, 10120
10Ac; do small fancy lie; do fair TO good,
10Qt1012c; do inferior. S12G912c; skins,
@S1ac. Eggs-Steady to arm; receipts, H.
1888; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy
selected white, 23c; do choice, 2fq22c; do
mixed extra, 20a21c; western frsts, 161gQ
lie; do seconds. 15016c; southerns, 14Q
1J12c.
UTICA, n V June 25.-Seventy-eigh
lots sold at lie; 1000 at lice.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
Is HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Toseph Never Is Confined in Efkhor1
Jail in Connection with Attack on
Little Violet Maine

DELAyAN. Wis, June 29.-[Spe-
cial. Am arrest has been made in con-
nection with the assault of nine-year-cld
Violet Maine who is lowering between
life and death. Joseph Meyer is con-
fined in the county Jail. As yet the au-
thorities have secured no incrimnating
evidence, but Meyers conflicting stories
as to his whereabouts on the night of
the assault led to his apprehension.
Meyer lives a mile north of Elkhorn
and was seen in Delavan at o'clock
on the night of the assault. In order
to get home he would be obliged to pass
the Maine home, which is between Elk
horn and DeIavan. He will be taken be-
fore the court in a few days and ex-
amined. Several other clues were fol-
lowed by the officers and they will be
pursued nevertheless. Meyer is i mar
ried man and has Il child.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
HIS PLIGHT PATHETIC.
Prof George Henderson, Formerly of
Texas University, Arrives in Mad
ison Blind and Penniless.

MADISON, Wis, June 29.-Once a
prominent educator at Il university at
Bailey. Tex, Prof. George Henderson
arrived in Madison wednesday without
a penny in his pocket. Eleven months
ago he lost his eyesight and after spend
ing all he had tor medical aid he con-
Guided to come north and make his home
with a son residing in the vicinity of
Sparta. At the North-W estern depot in
Chicago he showed his ticket to the gate
man. but when he got on the train he
was unable to find it. Chief OF Police
Baker took upon himself the responsible
ity of furnishing transportation to
Sparta.
Prof Henderson has the appearance
of a refined scholar. One night before
retiring he read newspaper and leisure
ly smoked cigar. When he awoke III
the morning be was blind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
CATTLE HAD DISEASE.
State Board of Agriculture to Sue Rail
road and Breeder Because Shipment
Was Affected with tuberculosis.

MADISON, Wis, June 90 Special
The state board of agriculture IN ses-
sion today determined to bring action
against the NorthW estern Railway
company and against William Everson
x Son of Lake Mills.
The cause arises from the shipment
of two carloads of cattle from Menom
inee, Mich, infected with tuberculosis.
Out of the tifty-three cattle shipped
thirty-tive have been examined and only
seven are not infected.
The state board has placed the cattle
in quarantine and they will be sent back
20 Menominee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
HOUSED TO MAKE
F DIRECT Denial.
prSTpTcT. ATTORNEY lays WHAT
He THINKS WILL BE DEFENSE
or SECRETARY OF STATE.
OBJECT TO BRYANT EVIDENCE.
Gilbert Also Dec-a es Statement Will Be
Made That Sturdevant Supports
Accused Official Against Host.

MADISON. Wis, July 81 Special. i
1t developed today in the opening speech
of District Attorney Gilbert, in the Host
Houser case, that the defense of Mr..
Housar will consist Of Il direct denial of
the allegation made by Mr.. Host; that
they will object to the introduction OF
the evidence submitted by Frank Bryant
1T the time of the insurance investigation
ut Milwaukee and that the statement
was made by Mr.. Jones for the defense
that Attorney General Sturdevant sup
ports Mr.. H0user in the direct denial in
the evidence given by Mr.. Host.
The first witness will be put on the
stand shortly.
Farmers On jury.
The jury selected to try Secretary Hou-
ser on the charge of bribery Is composed
of eleven farmers and one engineer. All
the forenoon the municipal court was
given over to the selection of the jury
which was chosen as follows:
Martin Peterson retired farmer, Oregon;
William Bolton, farmer, town OF Dunn;
Rudolph Wilde, farmer Mount Rose; ii.
L. Norton, farmer. York; George Hall, far
mer. town of Albion; Peter Camel farm
er, town of Barry; William Busse, farm
er, town of Albion: Melchoir Mack, farm
Middtebury; Henry Thompson. farmer.
Greeuddie, Albert Meyers, engineer, Biack
Earth: Henry Nigles farmer, Berona-
In the selection of the jurors the de-
PENDANT struck three names, the state
two and passed two and five of the
juryulen called were excused.
M. Houser Present.
The principals in the municipal court
this morning were Mr.. HOuser. accom-
panied by his attorneys, Burr W.
Jones and MessrS. Richmond and Jack
man. Mr. Houser was in conversation
with his attorneys during the selection
of the jury and sometimes made sug-
gestious in regard to the names that
should be stricken. Mr.. Host sat ut the
side Of District Attorney Gilbert
throughout the entire proceedings this
morning.
The attorneys for the attendant filed
n motion to Guasu the indictment on
two counts, first. that the information
does not state facts sufficient to consti-
tute an offense; second. that two dis
tiuct offenses are charged III one count.
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| OVER BARLEY RATES
HANDED DOWN BY Rail
ROAD CoMEISSI0N.
1-a1itowoc Mailing Company Wins Case
Against RaiIroads-Joi2t Tariff Is
Crdered by Board

MADISON, Wis, June 30.-[Sp
eiaI. THE railway commission this
morning handed down decision III tbs
matter of the complaint OF the Mamie
woe Mailing company against the Nil
waukee Il ST. Paul and the Wisconsin
Central railroads.
The decision in part is as follows:
1t is ordered that FOX the future the rate
20 be charged by the Milwaukee and Wis
conSln Central railways in aggregate tor
transporting barley from Chiffon and Hay
ton to AanitoWOc in carload lots shall not
exceed I12 cents hundred pounds anu
from klel and New HOlStein TO ManitOWOc
III carload lots shall not exceed cents
hundred pounds.
The mailing company in its complaint
against the amount OF the charges for
transportation of barley and its appLca-
ton for u joint rate said that large
quantities of barley were shipped from
Chiffon and that the distance from Chill
ton to Milwaukee was seyenty-eight
miles and that the distance from Chiffon
TO MpnitowOc was thirty-four miles, and
that the rate charged for carrying bar
ley in CARROTS from Chiffon to Milwau-
kee was 81 cents Il hundred pounds and
the charge for hauling barley from Chill
ton to Manitowoc was II cents Il hun
dred pounds.
The answer of the Wisconsin Central
road put forth that the circumstances
and conditions governing and controlling
the shipping of barley were dissimilar to
those governing similar shipments to
other lake ports, by reason of estab-
ltshed traae and custom and that the
change would make unjust discrimina-
ton against all other lake ports.
The answer of the Milwaukee road
likewise eontended that joint rate
would mean discrimination against
other ShiDpin~ points