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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-06
MIIerIei.

= s. a. 8airo bat bie nWeiIlion
@ooo ono Suel Company" berflogt.
gr bebauptet, fir cine bone gorb
8rennbol5 $6 be5ablt, iie aber ni6t
erbalten 81 baben. Cine Nadn1eiiung
ergab, oaB ettpa elm 0rittel feblte.
SSrgeno ettpos nluB un1erenn
Sluiie feblen oenn fonlt fonrte ieir
@aiieritato ni6t 10 baufig uno 10
altffallig pariiren.
= Ser September bat oie en-
miini6te 9lbfiiblung ebenlo menig ge-
brodt, tpie ben 10 iebnlid erboffte1
Gegen.
9ln IS, 16. uno II. feiern oie
Merifaner oen Sobrestog Ser llnob-
b6ngiefeitserflarltng ibres Mutter-
lanoes i'm eleftrii9en 8orf. Sim Is.
lit cine Gor- unb oln II. eire No6-
feier. Ser eigentli9e Sag lit Ser t6.
- @1breno Serr g. M. 9iirler
ii9 in ieinem Sofe in Der @artett=Str.
init einem iungen 8feroe bei66ftigte,
idlug es, iid plotli6 tpel1beno, aus
uno Der S9lag trof i'm gegen ben
Magen. Die gerlesune lit nidt ge-
faBrlib, 6a i'm Der S6lag ni6t NIT
Der nollen &rdft traf.
Saul &i6oro Sein bot Die @r-
flarung obgegeben, amerifanilder
8iirger iDer6en 5u-ipoaen.
= 2ouiie Wobr bot Die Suniet-
8abn orf $4,000 5daoenerios ber-
flaet @dbrero iie eine auf Dem
9ee6engeleiie itebenoe 8ullman-g ar
reinigte, rannte cine Gangierlofomo-
tipe gegen Die Gar an uro 4ldeerin
erbielt einen 10 beftigen StoB, oaB
lie unfiel, einen 9lrmbrli6 unb on=
oere 8erletungen erlitt.
Sppotbefen iinb mie Ipotbefen,
beioe geben tperlig nno perlangen bieI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-06
Sc Z d 3.

Der BON Dem Stoote oies sSabr
beigeiteuerte 3ui9uB gum S9ulgeIo
betragt So, ,360,646. gluf ieoes &ino
fommen befanntli9 Sc.
= Die lutberii1e Spnooe BON
Seras bat in @albeiton eine 5lpeit1-
gige Sisung ob9ebalten.
eSn Dallas tpuroe Elm getpiiier
W. s. 3eaner, Der bon Der Dallas
Sos gonpanD ols @adter ongeItelt
mar, eri6lagen uno ieiner 8aari6oft
i'm 8etrage bon ungefabr $40 be-
raubt. Grei Merifaner iino o[s Ser
Sat peroa6tig uno perbaftet.
= Die @iienbabnfontnliiiion bat
angeoronet, oaB geeen Die Soutbern
Baeffic gabn cine &loge eingeleitet
meroe, neil iie Dem 8efebl Der 4oms
mifiion nidt nabgefonlmen lei nno
feline 5tpei 3iiee tdgli6 5ipii9en Del
&io uno @l Haio laufen Ioiie.
eSn ennis bat man einen Srem-
Den Degen 8erlesung Der 9ocoI Sp-
tion-8eftirnmungen nerbaftet, Der eli
nen Stel5fuB trug. Sci n1berer I'm
teriubung 5eigte es fid], oaB Der
Stel5fuB oben ausgeboblt mar uno
elm 5ienlli6 groBes @efaB bil6ete, in
oem fi6 mebrere @allonen 8bisfeD
befnnoen.
- 9ie 3u6tbousbeb5roe bat ibren
friberen 8eidluB, feline Gtr1fIinge
an Eerpentin-9ro oou5enten aussu-
6euern, IN 8ieoererpdgung qesoaen
uno einem Serrn Stpeat aus @eorgia,
Der elm iol1es Eerpentin- -llnterneb.
men bier in ben teranii6en Sannen-
Daloern ms 2eben rufen min, rs
Straflinge auf stpei Sabre gu $45
per Wonat bermietet. 9lngeii9ts Der
alagen, Die aus ben 3erpentin-@ amps
in Georgia iiber Die 8ebanoIung Der
@efdngenen fonnen, lit oieies 8or-
geben 5u be6auern.
- Non ipridt oopon, cine eleftri-
i6e @abn 5pii6en 6rieori6sburg
nno Iuitin 81 bauen.
= Sn Der gsdbe BON 9alas seriet
Elm getpiiier 9. IS. gonrao BEL Dem
Beriude, alf einen 8obn3ug gu Iprin.
gen, 5lpiihen Die gfdoer; er tuuroe
iiberfabren uno iofort getotet.
Sn Dallas brannten am Dom
neritag morgens iieben SGuier in benz
bon Der 2ibe Saf, Der 9eorI uno Der
0lipe StraBe begren5ten 9Iof ob.
Die 6eueripebr batte tein 8aIier un6
fonnte infolgeoeiien ou6 nur tpenia
5ur gefdmpfung oes Seuers tun.
@benio par es nit einen groBen
8obnbalie an Der Maple apenile,
man tntBte es einfah bremen IaIien.
Grit gegen II llbr paren Ole 8oiIer.
nerfe tpieoer i'm Stanoe. @affer 3u
liefern.
sSn Guero foa cine neue Sis.
fabrif gegriinoet meroen. Die 9ln-
lagen peroen $4,000 foiten.
8ouperneuer Campbell bat fol-
gen6e 3abndr5te 81 MitgIieoern oes
State Dental 8ooro" ernonnt: Or.
S. s. Grant aus Baleitine, Or. Sam
8. Duff aus @reenpille uno Or. s.
W. Wecganleb aus Wferfle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-06

ou6 ote Nfonober ser So6Ieeflotte
abiptelen. 8en Sonptl6auplas Der
l1ebrngen biloen Ser eSaboebuien uno
Die Sobe bon 8orfltn1. Die Wonoper
enoigen nit einetn Nngriff auf 8il=
belmsbaben.
Sm @ef6ngnis ou 8ittli6 I'M
9egierungsbe5irf Srier lit Der SD=
pbus ausgebro6en. 8ereits ltno 60
Der BORT SSSnbaftierten an Ser Seu6e
erfronft. 9ie Brobin5iol=G =Gegierung
bot einen &onn1iliar oorbin geididt,
u1n an Srt 1no Ste1e Die allgemeinen
in Ser StrofanitoIt berrl9enoen 3u-
itanbe gu unterluden uno geeignete
WfaBregeln gegen Elm 8eiterumiid=
greifen oes Sppbus gu treffen.
= Sn Orient, oer 9ouptItaot bon
8el16tirol, bat oas BON Ser 9tegie-
rung ongeoronete 8erfabren tpegen
Ser fiir8li6en in 8erien, Siiotirol,
gegen oelttl6e Surner begongenen
Gusi6reitungen begonnen. 9ie Cur
ner, unter oielen alt6 nebrere &eidsz
oeutl6e, lparen, uls iie ben oeutI9en
Spro6inieln in @ell6tirol einen 8e-
JUDI abltatteten bon italienii9en
SSrreoentiiten iiberfalen uno gen1iB-
banoelt moroen. 9ie bisberigen Ser
bonolungen baben 5ur Gerurteilung
Baron 9lltenburgers uno oreier gln-
oerer 81 mebrtdgiger 9lrreitItrafe ge=
fii6rt.
: 0ie 0iiIieloorfer @o3ialoemo-
fratie pia ein @eperfidoftsbaus
bauen, oeiien Soften ouf t1a Miaio=
men Warf beroni6logt fino. Das
itaotiibe Sppotbefenontt bot ii6 be-
reit erfldrt, Die Sltntrne BON 100000
Morf als erite SDpotbef bei5ulteuern
Qlu6 Die 8auIeitltng miro BON einem
ftaotii6en 8eigeoroneten norgenomz
men lperoen
&aiier @ilbelm btelt in Sed=
lenburg onldBli9 Der 8icentenorfeier
Der 4nnerion Der @rofi6oft Gedlen-
bltrg on BreuBen folgenoe Inipra6e:
SD leere oieien nit oeuti6enl @ein
gefiillten 8e6er n1f oas @obl oer
@rafi6aft Sedlenburg nit Dem @un=
idbe, ooB @ottes Segen iie erbolten
uno mir Die Wfa6t berleiben n0ge,
ben SrieOen aufredt 5u erbalten, alf
bob oIe pngeItort ibren @eiddften
fonnen."
@Gbreno in ser fatboli16en
Stride in Dem 9orfe 2entberg i'm
lpeitpreuBiiden gfegierungsbe5irf Ma-
rienperoer oas bunoertidbrige Subj
ldum oerielben nit einem Seitgottes-
oienite gefeiert puroe, i6lug Ser 8lis
in oas @ottesbaus elm. 8ier 8erlo-
men puroen get0tet 1tno unter oen
Inipeien0en entltano cine unbe16reib-
lide Banif. Sn Dem fur6tbaren Sc
orange, bos folgte, ipur0en 16 6roll-
en- uno &inoer niebergetrampelt lno
10 i6per perlebt oaB mebrere BON
ibnen mabri6einlid nidt nit Dem
2eben 6aponfontmen tper0en.
Slus Ser n1erifanii6en Staot
Eueblo miro genteloet, ooB Der Streif
in BEN oortigen 2ertilfubrifen uno |
in oenelt Saraeos 10 gut mie beenoet
ipi
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GiienbaDu= Ja1rplau.
g. u. & u. g. 8ahu

p9abb grofet"<3ug mad 9ouiton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont unb Orange 9lbfabrt nbr abenos.
4nfunft 7.55 noreens
gsa6 Rerrebiue, &bfabrt $50 murgens, arts
funft bort 113O. 9lbfabrt bon aerrpiIIe 1lbr
na1mittags, 9lnfunft In Gun Mntonto 7.50
abenbs. 9aur @amftaes mad @errbiue: 11br
nafmittaes. SfidIabrt bon bart Montaes s., }
morgens, 9nfhnft In San @ntonio $50 NOR.
gems.
gsa9 gnero, gocfun1, 9oufton, @5aIbeiton,
Siobings, &odoaIe, Cameron u1tS g8oco, glbs
fabrt 8.45 born1ittags, 9lnfi NIT 1lbr moreens
giab 8eebile. Corpus gbrtfti, @lice, Matbts,
@ranfas BaB, 9fodport, 9Ibfnbrt 1.5O nab>
n.,toqs unb 8 11br abenos. 9lnfunft 755
uoreens u1b 1.50 na1mittags
gsa9 SaIfurfas, Ibfabrt ubr abenbs, ans
fuaft 755 morgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-06
Seilenbc geriihruna

lit Die 8eriibrung nit 8udlen's glr-
nieo-Salbe. Die gliidIide 3ufanlmen-
Iebung bon Mrnicablulnen uno beiIen.
orm 8aliam. SeiIt Die 6Iteiten @un-
ocn ooer @eihmiire. 9lbiolute Sur
Be- 8rano-, 8riib- uno S9nitttpun.
ben ooer SGmorrboioen. Gara1tiert
ucn @oeIpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobn &
60. 25 Gents.
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gsorsiislidler 9affee.

Wton min ni9t aIlein gut elierl,
ionoern audi gut trinfeu. gu elmer
gltten Mabl3eit gebort cine quite SaiIe
Gaffee uno bie erbGlt mon inlSon
Son Hcitamrant, 2t0 Sit Commerce
StruBe, iuenige Siiren meitli9 BON
Der n6reie Brelie". Der &offee miro
ouf fron5oiihe 9lrt 5ubereitet. 0o5lt
giebt es iel5Ttgemo6tes 8rot uno
gadtperf o1er Sorten. NamentIid
aud beim 5riibitiif miro man Die
@obltat elmer bor8ii9li6en SaIie
&affee empfinoen. Serr SO a g n
sic febt einen Stol3 oarin feline
@dite in ieoer @eiie 8lfrieoen8u-
itelen.
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S. & q. %. Sabm.
M -


9sad6 allen gsorb>Gegass sBunften
-. 1lbr unb 500 bormittags
gta4 st. 2ouis, Mempbis unb bem Often
p. 1.20 11br nnebntittaes
9a9 gorb<Gerns. Ganfas gitb u1to ct. 2ouis
=. $50 ubr abeilbs
Ha6 Wtertfo -. 1920 1lbr borntittaes
Antnnft.
Son ct. 2outs urtb EN- Often =. $50 ntoreens
gon IofnIen 8unften 1910 moreens
Bon st. 2ouis unb benz Often s. 7.25 aber1bs
Bon 2areoo nnb @sertfo 100 na6mittaes
ct. Souis & snn S,antiaso Sasn.
Mbfa9rt
@a4 Sort Smith, SpringfieIb. ct. 2ouis, &ar<
fas gitb, gbicaso Is. & 8. q. 9epot)
:. $50 nbe1tos
Mntnnff.
Bon ct. 2ouis, @anias @itb, 8arts, gbieaeo
1910 Hor9ens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-06

Seine Marter fam NIT oer bon
&beltmotiSmus bergli6en iperoen.
&esept go. 1851, bel Gimer G.
slmenb, linoert i6neu olles.
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Sserloren mnb aefnnSen.

Serloren 5tpii6en $50 geitern
Moreen uno beute Weittog elm biIio-
fer gInfan NIT Magenbei6meroen uno
Gopfipeb our6 oas sSfnoen elmer
S6a6tel Or. Sings gteuen 2ebens-
Biaen @arantiert gegen 8ilioiitGt,
Wolaria 1pb @elbiudt. so Gents
be;'aoolpb 9reiB unb 81. gobn & 60.
= @iGian $. @bercrontbie, friiber
amerifoniiber &oniul in Ser iapani-
i6en Sta0t gogaiofi uno als iol6er
biel genannt, bot ii6 in ieiner @ob-
nltng 5u @albington our6 oas Gin
atmen BON 2eu6tgas getotet.
= Gin Waatroie in llnIerer Ma-
rine 9amens Ilipin Wanpbin bot it6
in 9lnnapolis, Wo., oos 2eben genonl-
meL aus 8er5lpeiflung oariiber, oqB
er 9efebl erbielt, iofort nod ieinen
S6iff 5uriif5ufebren uno er ii6 in
folgeoeiien BON Ieiner inn ioeben on-
getrauten iungen Srau trennen
muBte. 9as iunge 8aar botte cine
5ebntdgige So63eitsreiie geplont, oie
our6 oen 8efebl unterbro6en muroe.
Sci Dem Gronoe bes @ebb-
Sotel in Sbelton, @aibington, unqe-
fdbr 8pon8ig MeiIen bon Gotoma qe-
legen iino fiinf8ebn Berfonen ums
2eben gefomnen.
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5ind'S 5 GentS Sabana Gisarre.
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ct, souis & sau S,antiaso sasu.
sDutberm pacific Sabm.

ssa6 Stem Orleans, Souiton uno galbeiton,
tdgli6 :. 1140 mittaes
ur1o -. 11.30 abenos
Nab eagle 9aB, GI gaio, Californian uno
Wlerifo X. 500 borutttaes II. $50 abenos
Mutun,t.
Bon getp Orleans. Souiton unb @aGbefton,
tdgIit9 735 morgefs
unb ~. 80. 600 na6mittass
Bon 81 8afo, Californian unb Wtertfo ;. ;.
..... -. lilo bormittaes
unb :. .. !. 500 abenos
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8ietoria 9iuifiOn. 9. 8. g. 9. u.
(0mIf ghore.l
abfaBrt.

HaG guero. gictoria, 9ort 2nbaca, Corpus
gbriiti, 8ropnspille, 0tto @ranoe. gitn,
goIiao, 8eebine. 8barton, 8aIaciss unb
Soulton =. 700 mor9ens
4ntwnft :. $50 nbenos
Ser Sam Souiton- mad guero, gietoria,
gBbarton rnb 9oufton:
Abfaprt 7.55 abenbs
&Htumft 3. TOO moreens
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~. 6 & z sahu,
u &bfa1rt

gab gaco, Sort Bortb 9auas, &anfas gitb.
st. 2ouis unb gbicaeo. tdgIib (Sunfet
SepnD 900 nbeHo5
2ofal5ue bin GmitbbtIe :. 7.30 bormitta9s
aIamo Special mad Smiibbine, Souiton. SuIs
oeifon 1U.25 dbenoS
Antnuft.
Bon gbieaso. ct. 2ouis, aanfas gitb, SaGlas,
Sort g8ortb unb gSaeo, tdeIid (Suniet
SepoD 7.o0 morgenS
0ofaI5ug bia GmtthbiIle :. 9.05 nbenos
alamo Gpe5ial bon Smttbpine. Soufton. GaIs
beiton :. 6.25 noreens
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Wnd, Wrn,nuahige

Ser Bug Der eunfet gietoria 9ibifton, abs
fabrt 7.05 ntorgens, madt in 8Iaceoo &erbins
bung NIT ber @uIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti. antlnft bort 4.55 na9mittaes, 2tnfunft
In 8rotpnsbine 925 abenbs.
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: 9ie einfode erlpabnilng Ser
SatioGe, ooB Die Sroft geo Il o.
II a | 9 nf 9epoiiten in Sobe bon
$2,791,7 1,746.87 bot, geniigt, Inn 8u
8eigen ipelde Steaung oieie gonf
unter unIeren @elo Snftituten elm.
nintmt. Ser @rfolg iIt Elm gang pbd.
nomenoler.
Serr 6 + q 8. g8 tel bat fir
iein 9elifateiiengeiddft cine reft an.
iebnlibe <nOi6aft ertporben, 10 oos
er ooron 0enft, oas @eiAGft su er.
meitern. Spdterbin miro er cine
gln5obl i6oner Sodert buben, oie i'm
Sommer nift gefiibrt meroen fonn.
ten.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

Are you
Hso interested the opening Of
Johnson
them statewide
DO not think that
'front.' them
other methods besides
en' o. your anatomy almost certain TO bring perfect health
by
lin
successful results whether OF not
surely
ehnvetF
absolutely
uhaveR IN
g and sneh after follow the Of
VIII methods
which treated You viii erw drugS You will reahs that
III, and viii throw medicine bottles barrel
dncaly
OF dnoto
how much Of o
the oh
anime youa yOu w must dom ndwhy.
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dOuma members were paid IS a day
for actual time employed in legislation.
At the same rate our congressman
would earn less than $1,000 a year,
yet, though they draw 5000 per an
mum, they think 1t is not enough and
are talking Of raising their salaries
to $1,000 Fifty Of the dOuma mem
beers while 1t was In session lived at
barracks, at an expense Of about 20
cents a day There were 1e6 peasants
In the douma and many farmers, work
ingmen, doctors, priests and teachers.
In America the theory Is that laws
should be made by lawyers, and con-
sequently Of the 8ss members Of the
house Of representatives, for example,
24o belong to the legal profession. One
member Of the senate, Jacob n. Gal
hnger of New Hampshire, is a doctnr.
Three members of the house OF repre-
sentatives belong to that profession.
and one, Congressman Washington
Gardner of the Third district Of Mich
lgan, is a minister, but even he prao-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
FELINE FISHERS.
An crts Apparently Are NOe AeRaaa
~ the Water.

An cGts Apparently Are MOa AGwaaA
~ the water.
Judging from my experience, cats.
when living near water. are generally
fond Of fishing. have personally
known three feline fishers. One was a
mere acquaintance and used to ash In
trout stream. The other two lived
with us and during the summer
months used to hsh In the lake nearly
every evening. They would crouch ON
the shore and suddenly jump into an
advancing wavelet. very frequently
bringing out a small fish. When they
had kittens, have sometimes seen
them bring up to the house three FISH
in the space of an hour.
/ know Of a cat, whose home was In
WestmOrland, close to a stream, that
was a regular and accomplished fisher.
She was a half Persian. Her daugh-
ter belongs to friends OF mine, and
have myself seen this latter watching
the goldfish in the children's aquarium,
which at that time was open at the
-
put in one paw and stirred the water
violently, then sat down to watch with
apparent satisfaction the terror Of the
fish, which she could not on that coca
sion reach. Once the family found she
had caught one and killed second, 90
the aquarium was afterward always
covered by wire or net. One OF this
cats kittens belonged to me and was
far her short life Of under a year very
dependent on human companiOnship
She came up to my bedroom frequently
the first thing in the morning and al.
ways took great interest In the wash.
hand basin, from which she would fish
out the sponge or soap, and liked to
have her paw In the water. She had
to be kept out Of the bathroom, "a
more than once she deliberately Jump
ed into the bath when 1t had in it q
depth Of two or three inches Of water.
II this daughter and granddaughter Of
the original fisher had lived near wa.
ter, / think the fishing instinct would
have developed. as the three genera.
tons all showed a fondness for this
element, which cats, as a rule, are sup.
posed to avoid.-LOndon Spectator.
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ticed law before he became a preacher
In the Methodist church. Despite the
fact that farmers constitute SO large q
proportion of the Americans engaged
In productive occupations, there are
but twenty-four members of the house
who give this as their calling. Those
elected as the special representatives
of organized labor are not numerous,
though the next house will have at
least one such member in the person of
William B. Wilson, secretary treasurer
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, who was chosen to the Slxtieth
congress from Pennsylvania at the
election in November. Much Of his
life has been spent either as an actual
miner or as an organizer Of miners.
The only prince in congress is DE
Hawaiian delegate, Prince Jonah Ku.
hio Kalanianaole. AS his name IL SO
difficult of pronunciation, he goes by
the name Of prince Cupid" which he
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
BURNING IN EFFIoY.

4 custs1 Bora of the Superstition
OF the Anetsnts.
The burning Of people in efagy has
come from a foolish superstition of the
ancients, who believed that by burn
ing a likeness OF a person they were
infiicting pain upon the individual him.
self. Theocritus tells us that the Greek
sorcerers killed their enemies by magic
rites performed over the efiigy OF the
person who had offended them, and
Virgil also makes mention OF this
In the days OF witchcraft and perse-
cutiOn one OF the most common charges
against witches was that they made
waxen images Of their enemies which
they melted before a fire and thus
caused the dissolution OF the originals.
The Japanese still regard the efigy
IA a means OF punishment Of faithless
lovers, and in France to the time Of
the first revolution execution by efilgy
was q legal rite. In the Netherlands
the same illogical custom prevailed.
and the different religions burned the
efngies Of each others leaders with
zeal. In England the burning Of eff.
ngies was also practiced, as II was
later in America.
No doubt from the ancient custom Of
burning the efiigy arose the idea OF
placing the wax figures OF eminent men
In Westminster abbey. In olden times
upon the death OF a celebrity a waxen
figure representing him fully dressed
a. In life was made and carried in the
rear Of the funeral procession. After
the service the effigy was set up in the
church as a temporary monument, and
during the time It was on exhibition II
was customary to paste oc pin pieces
OF paper containing complimentary
epitaphs upon It. The royal figures in
Westminster abbey date back to the
fourteenth century. -New York TrIb-
une.
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Drs. La JOie and johnson Use
Purely Original Methods

Spokane Washington during La Joe and Johnson
conqung disease without medicine whatever and
both Ana
al Auer" through of dipaents of
such marvellous results
s La Johnson Their has
whom incurabe
d
benefited almost hundreds
a from grateful people who have been raised from the depths of despair
ambition La
could
dollars will
y
liked carrying their crutches under
suffering
absolutely
trouble Where bronchial trouble had de-
ineligible brought back
skill
obherated Typhoid
has been Kidney troubles Oong standing only
but completely discharged few weeks well
the body, yielded speedily
TACT all
Plat 1t is their efeua
this of the diseases which children afflicted
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OF their own set ana who are general.
" followed by the vengeful glances OF
some hurt actor.
Aside from the assortment OF young
miliionaires who like the theatrical al.
mOsphere, the main constituency of the
first night audience IL the profession
and the allied arts. the criminal law
yen, managers. hackers Of shows, etc.
IN tho early part Of the season thar0
VIII always be q number of well known
Actors and actresses who have not yet
gone to work and who are enjoying
their vacations. much as the engineer
does during his two weeks rest In An
gust. BY spending 1t at the roundhouso
the thester.
And this In general constitutes the
aggregation that has become famous.
or infamous, In theatrical circles as the
"deathwatch." They are supposed to be
very dimcult body Of people to
please. but. a. q matter of personal ex
perisncs. l have not seen a first night
In ten years that has not been riotous.
y and foolIshly enthusiastic, no matter
how worthless the Offering was.
At some Of the worst failures OF the
season ! have seen the star called be-
fore the curtain q dozen times I'm the
evening, the author and the manages
obliged to make speeches of thanks for
the great reception" while the floral
tributes gave the whole thing the At.
mOsphere OF hospital ON visiting day.
-Dellneator.
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Although the fever of African ex
ploration did not seize upon Henry NJ.
Stanley until after he found Living.
stone, when the example set by the
latter fred the Welshman's ambitions,
there can be little doubt that Stanley
was a born explorer. Otherwise he
would scarcely have been able to &C.
complish those ardHOus journeys which
enabled him to ali up an enormous
blank in the map Of Africa. Stanley's
discoveries were Of the greatest po-
htical importance and led to the found.
ing, among other things, Of what IL
now the KOnOo Free State. His ultI.
mate discovery Of Emin Pasha furnish
Cd q magnificent illustration Of Stan.
lay's indomitabIe courage
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THE REAL CHINESE GONG.
ID Makes An, UprOar as Awful AZ u ID
AStOnishing.

It Makes IN, UproaF as Awful a. u Ia
AstOnishinE.
By the way, did you ever hear a real
Chinese gong1 don't mean q hotel
gong, but one Of those great moon
disks of yellow metal which have 80
terrible a power of utterance.
A gentleman In Bangor, north Wales,
who had q private museum of south
Pacific and Chinese curlosities, exhibit
cd one to me. 1t was hanging amid
FIJI spears beautifully barbed with
sharks teeth. which. together with
grotesQue New Zealand clubs OF green
stone and Sandwich Island paddles
wrought with the barOque visages of
the shark god, were depending from
the walls; also there were Indian ele-
plants in ivory. carrying balls In their
carven bellies, each ball containing
many other balls inside II.
The gong glimmered pale and huge
and yellow. like the moon rising over a
southern swamp. My friend tapped
its ancient face with a mufiied drum.
stick, and 1t commenced to sob like
waves upon q low beach. He tapped II
again. and 1t mOaned like the wind in
a mighty forest Of pines. Again. and II
commenced TO roar, and with each tap
the roar grew deeper and deeper till II
seemed like thunder rolling over an
abyss In the Cordilleras or the crash
Ing of Thor's chariot wheels.
II was awful and astonishing as aw.
full. assure you did not laugh at II
at all. It impressed me as something