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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-29
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Ser NeQen am WittwOd bat
iih iiber gang Siomeit Geras aus
geoebnt. l1eberaa hat e8 itart ae'
reenet uno tiberalI 1T Der Reaen lebr
uiGfommen qemeien. Ser Sagel
am Gage oDrber bat in einiaen Sc
9enben Shaoen angerihtet, 10 miro
aus 9orobetm gemeloet, oaB 8aum=
uoae uno 8orn aelitten baben. Das
junge &orn. oas idun 8iemlih melt
oorgeihritten mar, lheint AUDI ourh
Die adlte Der p0rigen B0dae in oie=
ten @egenoen Qelitten 81 baben.
Die Staot gl Baio miro oems
nddlt NIT Der Bflaiterung ibrer &C.
lbdfts.S traBen beginner. 8orerft
lonen $500. 900 fir ben 3ued perz
manot peroen.
- Sn Der Nabe BON 0uahes
Spring, Morris County, bat man
Die 2eide zines Negers Namens
Anorem S. Omens ~gefunoen. Sor
eini9en Taaen bolten i'm mebrere
2eute aus ieinem 0aule, I'M i'm
burbsupriiaeIn. Seioen bat man
ibn nlht mebr gelebeu. 8abridein'
lid lit er in SDlae Der Wtisbanolung
9eIt0rben.
Der STRAIGHTFORWARD Der 6Duitor
& 3eras Central Bahn in Cisco III
abgebrannt.
9ienItaa abeno. als Fri. 6aiel,
bic 9obter BON Sobn 6afiel in Ba=
leitine, auf Der @auerie binter Dem
0aule ibres Saters itano, 1prana Elm
0eQer auf fie 81. padte tie, soe iie bon
Der 8aQerie bernnter uno ludte iie
in oos @ebGlh 81 l6leppen. 9aa
Wtdohen ibrie. es fat1er 2eute Der.
Del uno Der Heaer entfloh.
9aS @ebduoe Der @aosmortt
Cameron Drug gompanp in TprI
Worth. in Dem oiefeIbe Elm @boleiofe.
Droauen > @elddft betrieb, 1T abaes
brannt. Ser S1aoen befduft iid
auf $500 900 uno 1T nur gu auei
Orittel burd 8eriiberuna seoedt.
Sn Dem tleinen Orte 8rum tint
bic meiiten 8eibdftsbduier abae.
brannt.
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VI ii p.

Ser 0berite @eridtshDf Der STE.
publit Merito bat oas iiber bic Wme,
ritaner &iharoiOn, WaiUn uno Dnrle
uerbdnate 3ooesurteil beitdtist. Die
orei iin6 iiberfiihrt moroen. DOR bic,
Sabren in @bibuabua amei 2ente Sea-
mems Mitbeu uno S0nes ermproei
81 babeu, nahoem ite oeren 2eber
nit boben Summen uerlidert battett
Wenu Brdiioent Dias Die orei Ser.
urteilten niht beanaoiaen ioQte, tpers
ben iie erihoiien peroen.
Nadribten aus @ti0r in oer
Shueis. mobin Wtnrim @orti reifte,
1adoem er Berlin o%erlaiien bate
beiageu, oaB er iib binuen tursem
na9 Nmerifa beQeben miro.
Den beloenmitiQen oeutlhen
MISREPRESENTATION, melhe urs
ldnait nah @uurrieres eilten. I'M Den
perungliiften frana0iilden &amera=
ben 6nlfe 81 briuaen, ioa audi bon
Berlin cine Gbrengabe aepibmet mers
ben. Jn einem geflblnoaen Wufruf
foroert Oterbargsrmeiiter Rirlbner
gu LSammlungen fir Die maferen
oeutlben Beraleute auf.
: Brofeiior NlDis BRANDT bon Der
philDlopbiiben Tafultat Der Berliner
unioeriitdt miro in Der ndhiten ISOLDE
anf beiDnoere Ginlabuna riah Bhilas
oelpbia abreiien, UNI Der oDrttaer
5rontlins5 eier beiSumohnen.
Die oielQenannte ebemalige
&ammersofe Der ueritprbenen Brinaei.
fin Imalie, gante bee 6ersuas @rnft
@lntber 81 Shlesmias Solitein, bat
ieBt cine @iDiltla9e aeaer ben 6ersug
uno ben @eremunienmeifter b. Blus
mentbal ueaen Geleioiauna anees
itrengt. Setanntlib lit SRI Mi=
lewsta ~leinerseit belhuloiat woroen.
Der Brinseilin Nmatie oeb0renbe
S6mudlahen entmenoet gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-29
sett iiber go sSabren

idon wuroe Mrs. Binslom's Sop
thing : Syrup BON Miuionen BON
Wliittern beim 8abnen Der aiu6er
anGeruenoet. Wirit gu i'm Sdlafe
ourb oas S@reier zines Ginoes aes
it0rt, ooB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Shmersen neint? Wenn 10, la15e
l0fort cine Tlaibe BON .,Wlrs.
BinslDps SoUtbina Sgrup" holen.
Sem Wert lift unbeaablbar. gs miro
Dem tleinen 2eioeuoen Iofort Ninoes
rung ueribafen. @erlaBt eub oo.
raul, Wfiitter. es 1T tein 3ueifel
eartiber. &c beilt Diarrboe, reau.
liert ben Wtagen uno bic Niererl,
beieitiat 8ino : 9otit, erpeiAt ben
Gaumen. oerbinoert @ntaiinouna
uno ftdrft oas gauge Ssftent.
yWrs. 8inslops Soothing Syrup"
flr sabnenoe ainber lit angene6m
i'm @el9mad; oag Recept Itammt
bDu einem Der beften meibliden
Gerate in ben Ser. Staten. Sc 1T
bel allen D~rugaiiten in Der Qauaen
8elt su baben. Brets % Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nidtS anoeres. ola
W1r8. BinSlomS SoDthina Snruu.
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9amfiagmng.

Wir iprehen hermit unierr berg.
lihften Dant allen Dener aus, mel.
he 10 oltig tuaren. uns rudbreno Der
Rrantbeit unieres teuern @atteri uno
gaters 2ubpig Mabnfe, aur Seite
gu fteben uno an ieinem BeQrdbnis
teilaunebtneu. BeiDnoers oanten
mir Or. &0Gs, @arlDs Bee, benz
Beethoven Wdnnerhur unb ben Mit=
alieoern Der perihieoenen aebeimerl
8eieuihaften. oenen er anaebDrte.
Guh fir Die reihen Blumenlpenoen
iprehen mir yniern 9ant aus.
Die 6amilie.
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Muerlet.

- sc beiBt, baB fort Sam 9Du.
ton ieiue eisene elettrii9e 2ibtar=
lnge erhnlten tpiro.
- Die ileuen @eleiie Der Golf
Dabn. bic bonn Depot Der SIolihen
BncifcsW abn auageben, ueroen an,
/. Wni fertiggelteIt ieir. Die @eleiie
IN bee 9nuiDnsS traBe ueroen Damn
nufneb0ben.
- Nulanb 3. Wation, Special.
Naettt 6e8 Nferbau Departements,
mar in San NntDnio uno lit nam
GlOre8uiqe gereift. UNI bic NufIiGt
iber bic bort etablierte Nderbau,U ers
iu6SftntiUn su iibernebmen. CT be-
bauptet. in Teras f6nnter quite grn>
ten audi Dbne 8~emdHerung eraielt
merben, tuenn Der Boben orIn6lih
teorbeitet miro. SIM peraanaenen
Sabre lei bic 3~artoffelernte in Willpn
COUNTY Elm Geblidlao aemeIen, uahs
reno auf Der Werfubsfarm uDr bier.
Sie Ndern ieoer 100 Bulbel bradte.
Dem BuiineB Mena' Club Gin.
Gen Witteilunaer 3u iiber bic mDa.
lid]e @rriHtuna Der foIgenoen Jabri.
ten: Cine @lnsfnbrit nit einem Sea.
pitnl pDr $40, 900; cine Hefriaeratur=
Vintage; cine Sar9fabrif; cine 95pfe.
rel; cine Gaugumni : Tabrit. sFaft
81 uiel nit einem Wale.
- Der BufineB Mens' Club bat
Weiieibabeihlifie iiber oa8 Nbleben
Hnouig Wabnde's anaenummer.
s. W. Butnam, Der gioenti=
r1er oes Dot WelIs 6otels, BAT BON
s.. @r0Oe 81 60. 365 Nder Qano oe.
tauft, bic oiht neben benz Bort Der
bei6en QuelIen lieaen.
OaS Wetter. ons mir ieit ben
lesten Taaer baber, erinnert fehr an
oa6 Wetter our Bfinaftaeit in Noro,
oeutihfano.
Die 0eioer lterben mol, bod,
nimtnermehr Der Neio.
Gin DummtDpf finoet INNER
nod einen Dimmeren, Der lin be.
munbert.
Dit alanst i'm speiten &ano.
mer aars erliiGt i'm erften.
HrDfelfionelle 8erliebte Sinh
bic, tueldle urn @elo beiraten.
- 5eoeS MeHfben Slid ihmie,
bet ieinen Gbarafter.
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gprtnr our6 sstIpe.

Die 9otturen. oenen Die Tilipiner
lire @efaneene unterperfen, ~erinnern
midi an meme oreimpnatliben i9reG.
lideu 2eioen bon 0teren : @utsiins
ouna. iaet @. Sc. Sherman BON
@uibiua, We. &ibts balf bis ib
electric 8itters neriuhte, mpoDr orei
flaiben mid pDGitdnoig b~eriteqten.
Seilt 2eberleioen, unneroaulibteit,
8lutftDrungen, Malaria &c. uno aiebt
ben 5hmahen Stdrte. 3u baben
bel Goolph DreiB uro s. &alteger &
Sobn. Breis 50 gts.
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neber[eat Gmd bies.

SIT es gurer Samilie aeeeniiber
eeredt, iie in einem 3pftbauie pber
in elmer tleinen aernieteten Cottage
einaupferhen. no bic 3inoer teinen
Blab gum Spielen baben uno in
melfen bic s5rau un5ufrieoen uno
~ibelaunig lift. menn SIR fir oaiielbe
@elo. Dber ielbit fir rueniaer. in Gu
rem eigenen tleinen hubiden. 6auie
pubnen t6nnt Wir baueh nod
benz Nbihlaa3ablunasplan.
60. GteDeS & GDbue.
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sic helfen pnfeblbar,

bic ct. Bernard &rauterpinen, BET alien
or9anilben 9eioen Sic regen Die 9atis-
felt Der eriblafften 9eber mpbltdtig an,
bef6rbern bic 8erbauung, traeen our gr'
ndbruna oes &6rpers iotpie our Nusihei.
bune Der nerbrauhten Materie BEL, RENT.
gen oas 8lut uno beuaen benz 8lutan'
brang nod benz 8Dpfe bor. Sn bieier Be,
stehuue baben bic Bilen, Die aus ben
r~einften begetnbtliiben Stoffen auiam.
menaelest iino, ibon pobre 8unoertureu
an Stanoe gebraht, un6 tuer iie einmaI
in Der oor9eihrtebenen @eiie eebrau6i
bat, 1T ihres Qpbes npG.
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5taat ObtO, Euleoo,t

NWt0s Q II NJ ., IS. 7
6m%antS ): 99enel bel9lOSrtt. oaB CT Der d.
if, luel4e Sei6dfte in Der Staot SoleoO, IN obsn=
genauntem @ountD uno Staate, tut, uno oaB be-
Ia0te Girnto Die Summe bon n b u II 8 TT
9ottars fit ieoen SAT- Don &atarrb bssablsn
iuiro, Der olr6 Den @ebraub pOi @all' 8 & a.
Ia : Ru 7 ni6t qebeilt peroen lam.
Grant s. GbeneH
{| Sel4poren Dor mir mo u%nterI6rie6en
Sie9el in meiner @esentuart am 6. 9e3em=
| Der y. .. 1886.
q. N. 6 lea n, 6ffsntliaer Notar.
6au's Ratarrb : Rur miro iunerlib gensmmen
uno iuirtt brett auI ba5 gtIt uno bic Ibleimigeu
O6srldhen Oes sNtems. 2aBt Gu6 3eu9niiie irei
5ulAiden.
s. s. Gbenep & 60, SoleSo. 8.
gertalTt oou alien @potbeterh, greis Is @ents.
9tebmt Salts Eamilien Viaen fir 9erfopiunl,
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aas 9a mir orei garlaounaen Itritt
retnes 8leineiB uno 3int erbalten
baben, 10 f0nnen mir gu ben alten
Breiien Dertaufen. Glio neue 8are
au alten Breiien. 2aBt Sud uniere
BreiIe aeben fiir ssarben, Dele, Sar'
Nib &c. Bir taufen Iues, mas mir
pertaufen, in @arlaoungen uno tons
men su reousierten Breiien pertanfen.
8aubola. 2lr= uno Senlterrabmen,
@lmODo aaluaniiierte, aefluhtene
5enaen, 0dgel &c.
90. Gtebes u S1bme.
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Edglt6e Sourtfteu 5Glatwaaen

mad Californian, ebenlu nod st.
4Duts uia 8eraS q 8Gcific : Bubn
0bne Wediel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 4idet : Naenten 'tueaeu oieles
neueu 0ienites ooer an 6. IS. 9urs
ner, General Baiiaaiers Aaent. Sal
las. Teraa.
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=GiBuma.

Cine B~eriammlung Der &omite'
oes Sdngerfeites finoet am Sreitae
ben 30. abenbs s l1br in Der Beetbu'
ben : Sale itatt.
6. &aba. Setretdr.
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sss- Wsasanie Soft, 5euieberin,
6anomabria9erin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atihldge in @eihdfts'
anaeleaenbeiten. 9eiraten, pereiniai
8etrennte, peribeuft b6ien ginfluB
eiferliibtiee Nnmanoefunoer u. {. no.
Wo. 404 Sft'@ commerce sStrase.
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Roth.

Bir. Die uuteraeidneten 8lumbers
uno &0brenleaer baben oas @e1h6ft
ees iinait peritorbenen Brentice S..
Bomb a%etauft uno hofen bic BatrO.
naae Der friiberen 8unoen uno oes
Bubllfums gu behatten .-2W Rain
Nuenue. Henes Telepbpn 1920. Vile
Nrbeit miro aarantiert.
WeiIrs. Vebrns, 8lumbers.
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Gone Star Sier SrinflieO.
Son alien 6riicbten Der groe
Die anerliebfte mir
SIT solo'ne, iaBe @erfe:
Sic eibt oas Mals gum Bier.
Bon alien 8lumen uno 8laten.
SIT feline 10 ruiir5ig fein,
N1s Sopfen, bas bitt're 8rautlein,
Sas tommt in's 8ier binein.
Srau @er1te, bic iiBe 8lonbe,
Serr SDpfen, Der bitt're 8umpan.
Tie brauen oas tpiir5i9e Erantlein,
8ie's eben nur lie neritah'n.
uno tpen1 oas Tranffein niht munoet,
Bon benz iagt elm Spribtport, Elm alt's:
So 1T an benz armen 3enfel
Serloren SDpfen uno Mals.
9orh oas tam bier uibt paiieren,
Sn San Nnt0nio,
Sci unl'ru gone Star Sierem
@irb man tets munter uno frob.
9ier aiebt es nur ehte 3eber
@eprift, geaiht uno beiuabrt,l
Son benen beim treiienoen &eher
Gur mebr uno mehr miro beaebrt.
5as lit 10 ltb6n an Dem 8iere
Der Gone Ztar Sramerei,
Mfan niro ben 9urt ME uerlieren,
limb bleibt Itets better babel.
8ei uns baben Mol8 uuo SOpfen
Den 3ped nod nibt perfehlt,
Wiun trintt bier frei uno oifen,
Der 9urt miro nidt berhehlt.
Drum laBt Den Sonc Stnr GmeII
aieBeu,
Vim Sage uno bel Der Naeht
limb wer iirh iheut 81 9enieBeH,
Ser piro eiulah ansaelaebt
Sinf's 5 Gents 0apanas@ igarre,
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Den iiheren 5reuno ertennt
man in uniiberer Gage.
Ourh @intrabt nahlt oas
8leine, hurh 8mietratt aerfdut bas
@rDBte.
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BeiHh 5hpla's Saloon, Via.
mos Bla8a, 5tets iirilbes Bier an
Aapf.
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MufIuOtauna

DIR. 0enrn 9erretl tanoiat
hermit on, haB er Die Office geo. 3l2
Moore @ebduoe be3ogen bat unb Die
nllaemeine Rebts= Braris betreibt.
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5ind's 5 Gents Saoana'@ ioarre
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Sinafs 5 gents 6apana.G iearre-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
JACKIEs HEAvE FOR SHORE LEAVE
Hot Time" the Tune Played as Last Ton
Goes Aboard Ships

While the band played "ThereM be Hot Time
in the Old Town Tonight. the tackles OF the
battlcship Maine. swinging at her moorings Of West
18th yesterday 'coaled ship with will. for
the last of the $50 tons taken aboard
and slowed in the bunkers half of them. with the
exception perhaps. of few fourth class men. we're
have liberty until Thursday. The other half will
spend Thursday and Friday shore Z
This applies the other three ships lying In the
North River which also coaled yesterday. They
were the Kearsarge. the Kentucky and the Mis-
souri, all OF which took between 500 and $50 tons
Camden, Me- AT the latter place they will take
part in the ceremonies Of unvelling a statue OF
William Conway, OF that town, who quarter
master in the Pensacola dOcsyard in 1861. when IL
surrendered 10 the COnfederateS. When ordered
70 haul down the Stars and Stripes he refused to
do so, with the words For forty years I have
served under that flag and ! will never strike tt
now
The battIeships now in the North River, which
ron. remain at Camden only one day. and then sail
for Oyster Bay. TO join the second division In the
review before the President.
The YanNtOn, which is commanded by Lieutenant
Commander w. r. Gherardi. returned TO her berth
in the North River at $50 O'Clock last night, and
Rear Admiral Evans was transferred to his flag
ship, the Maine. few minutes later. The Admiral
said that his trip up the Sound TO Oyster Bay had
been pleasant one. and that his visit to Sycamore
garding of the details connected with the
coming review of the waTshipS at Oyster Bay. tho
general orders for which will be issued In few
days.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
METZ HOLDS UP LUNCH BILLS.
y..ss Accounts Commissioners Believe He
Has Called in Jerome.

r,-,roler Metz perpefrated cruel joke on the
isslsners of Accounts yesterday, when he
"a. ,bern believe that he was going TO have Dis
=. attorney Jerome investigate them. There
80 10 his desk for final audit a bill covering
-.rv smploye in the Office OF the Commissioners
!, accounts purporting 10 be for lunches at IS
-. spiece for twenty-siX days in the month OF
~ II the hill meant anything II meant that
- eulpoye in the department had been COM
.r.5 through overtime work. 20 buy lunches on
Srr one OF twenty-six working days In the
s-.s There vas delay in sending the bill along,
"a tbe commissioners sent down clerk, who
lTrr tel the Commissioners Of Accounts, said
d, controller that this Office won't stand for a
s- Trbere every enplOye in 2 bureau charges up
N lunches for every day in the month. I've sent
:. I'm ~ to Jerome for official investigation.
= iess than ten minutes by the clock the COM
-ssioners were IN Mr. Metzs cfiice explaining to
55- ,bsf II there were any corrections to be made
.be bil il would not be necessary 20 have Je-
il Veil III recall the bill from Jerome's Office
sid the Controller. 'but I want you fellows to
-7fsrstand that this Office won't stand for lunch
hns u that sort.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FIND BROTHERS AFTER 81 YEARS.
Search of Four Decades Ends in Reunion Of
Collins Family.

After separation Of ffty-One years and search
which lasted more than forty years. William II.
Collins of No 264 Rutledge street. Williamsburg.
and his sister, Mrs. Jose"n.ne Townsend. OF
Bayonne y. J.. will to-day meet their brother
Joseph of whom they had heard nothing since he
was mustered of the army during the Civil
War. few days ago they learned that he was a
resident OF Petersburg. Va. and yesterday they
started for that state where the reunion will take
place.
The two brothers and the sister were inmates OF
Juvenile asylum in this city. and In 1850 Joseph,
then nine years old, sent TO live with farmer
at Wisconsin, small town in Illinois. while Will
lam was indentured to a farmer In Monmouth
County, n. j. The sister also was sent to New
Jersey.
when he mustered out he did not return To
Illinois Instead he settled in Virginia and to-day
is the superintendent of the Crystal Ice Company
Of that state. William. when young man. left
New Jersey and settled IN Williamsburg. where
he became a brass finisher. The sister married
and also changed her residence
few years after the William and his
sister who had not lost track of each other. be-
gan a search for Joseph Recently William was in
formed that a Joseph Collins had written to the
Pension Bureau and that his home was in Peters
burg Va William wrote To that city and few
days ago he received letter from his long lost
brother. Joseph said that for many years he tried
10 find his brother and sister.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MONEY STILL NEEDED.
Antics and anecdotes of Fresh dir
Fund Children.

Notwithstanding the response 70 appeals Tor
money the part of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.-
still money is needed II the fund is TO carry
out successfully the work that has been planned
for the season Bills constantly coniE IN
and will continue 20 do so until the last child is
sent away The contributions received are not SUI
ficient to meet the demands the fund. IL the
work Is 20 be completed as planned, II is necessary
that the public give generously TO the cause
Many pathetic instances OF children VINO nave
been sent away from destitute homes continue 10
present themselves. Last week the three chilaren
of a poor tailor were sent away. The father had
trouble with his eyes and could work only part
the time One day a missionary went into the
home and found the mother sewing. II turned out
that she was making herself skirt. ragpicRer
had been kind enough 20 give her some OF MS
pickngs and those she putting togetner 20
make herself outer garment. The missioilafs
said that when IL was finished IL contained thirty
pieces. family forced 20 such straits as tness
could not be expected TO have healthful home
did they. 1t much for both the parents
and the children for the little ones TO go away
for two weeks.
In some sections Of the city the effects of the
subway strike are still visible Many men are
found who have not been able TO obtain positions
since they lost them nearly two years ago starva-
tion and disease have close TO the children OK
many such men. and the Tribune Fresh Aif Fuiiu
is sending many Of these children away for q TWO
weeks respite.
Notwithstanding the surroundings from which ,
they come many of the Tribune Fresh AIT tr Gnu
dren still manage TO be as precocious as other
youths missionary told the other day OF a
party that she had taken 70 the country ano ar sG
companied picnic. After luncheon a Wonlsh woman
handed out a bat and ball for a game. lmnieal-
ateIy one youth Of seven piped up
The woman declared that she had forgotten
Nov wouldn't that bump your" from the
youth, How do you expect us TO play baseball
without govesr'
Another mssinoary vouches for this incident:
One OF the children whom she had sent o9t
stayed with minister in little country town ass IL
the custom for the man 10 ask q short pless-
ing before each meal, closing with the word
amen" One day there was company TO dinner,
and for other the minister made
his grace somewhat longer than usual As he was
nearing the close a voice from the region OF the
six-year-od Fresh Air startled the bowed heads.
Amen there, Mr. -, amen"
The same worker tells another story Of girl 50
anxious to the country that she could not wait
for the day to come. The girl dressed at night
O'Clock in the morning the family were aroused by
a noise. They found the girl fully dressed and
going downstairs When asked where she was
going. she said she vas just her way to see
the country. The objection made that she
could not see much in the dark.
NO, was the reply. but I'll be all ready 20 get
busy lookin' when the sun comes up"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
TFrn TIE Tribune Bureau.


gton, August 20
LIEUTENANT HAMILTON NOT FoONl'.-ln'
War Department has heard nothing further con-
cernlns Lieutenant John s. Hamilton. 18th In
fantry. since his disappearance some weeks ago
from Fort Jay, New York. Fears are entertained
by his friends that he Is mentally affected and that
some harm has come 90 him. His brother. formerly
a lieutenant I'm the army. Is a patient az the
government hospital for the insane here. where
he sent following series OF wild escapadss IN
the Philippines The two officers twin brothers
and obtained commissions in the army about the
same time They gave promise OF being bright az, and
careers. Lieutenant T. q. Hamilcton brother or
fore II was fully known in Washington 70 what
exsena sfa ne aG T niass S & OF & f e
has created much sympathy for the family OF the
expect 10 hear again of Lieutenant Hamilton. IN
less he is 9vertaken somewhere he will then be be
sppea.rT, Of his own ,s accord within three months
deserter az the end Of that period.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been Issued:
Resignation Of Captain ROBERT p JOHNSTON. corps
% engineers. accepted
Captain WILLIAM CHAmBERI.AINE. General s,ar to
Major JAMES ROGERS from a,h to 9Th Infantry.
Major GEORGE ". MIvER. from 9Th 20 goth Infantry.
Captain JENs BTGGE 2sth Infantry. to Infantry and
Captain JOHN d l. HARTMAN, Isl Cavalry. from Fort
thence 70 his rsziuient
Captain FRANK r. M'CoY, sd Cavalry. aide De camp
Superintendent OF Public Buildings and Grounds.
Washington
Midshipman F. N. EkLUND Boston
Assistant Paynsster f. p. WILLIAMS. detached Bureau
Of supplies and Accounts, 70 west vrsinia as COM
mssary oHcer.
MOVEMENTS OF VEsSELS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 20 the
Navy Department:
August 1.-THE Hannibal Monte
Crist; the Minneapolis at Tompkinsvile; the Rainbow
at Che-FoO: the New Jersey Newport.
ham az Annapolis; the Newark az sOonlCn's; the
Florida at Washington the Alabama az Boston; the
Indiana and the Iowa Portland.
August 1e-The Maine the Missouri the Kentucky the
Yankton and the Kearsarge North River; the May
flower. al Tompkinsvie
August 1.-THE Marietta from Plata. for
and the Arethusa. from Lambert Point. for Boston
August 1s.The stringhsm from Norfolk for Annapolis;
the Lsonidas from Portsmouth. y. n, for Lambert
Point the WOrden. from Norfolk for Newport; the
Wolverine Eaarbor Springs Detroit; the
the Kearsarge. from Rockport for North River; III.
from ROcspoTt. for Portland, Me. the from
Boston. for Portland. Me.
August feThe Dolphin from Vineyard Haven. for Bos
ton the Columbia. from North River for Sewa Point;
the Lawton. from Hong Kong, for Che foo; the
Raleigh. from Yokohama for Che foo the VillsobOs.
from Shanghai for Naukin and Kiuklang and Oh.
Celtic. from Guantanamo. for New York.
August 2O-The Don Juan Austria. santo Do
ningO City. for Aqua; the ST Louis commissioned
august is navy yard; League Island, and the Morris
used during review.