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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-18
set iiber 60 sSahren

idon ipuroe Wrs. @insIotp's Sootb.
ing-SDrup BON Miuionen con Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
.menoet. @irlt 9n I'M Shlafe 6urd
oas G9reien zines Ginoes geitort,
oas i'm Sobnen lit uno por S6neraen
peint? @enn 10, laile iofort eine
6loide BON nWtrs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing.Sprup" bcIen. Sein 8ert lit
lnbe5abI6ar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerttng beridaf-
fen. 8erIaBt eu6 oarauf, @tiitter,
es 1T fein 3peifel oariiber. gs beilt
Oiarrboe, reguliert BEN Wogen uno
Die geieren, beieitigt 8tno.&olif, er-
tpei6t oen @aumen, berbinoert gnt'
siin6ung uro It6rft oas ganae Sp.
item. .W1rs. 8insIotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer lit an
genebm i'm @eI6nad; oas gfe5ept
Iton1mt bon einem Der beIten peibli.
hen @er5te in ben Ser. Stooten. gs
lit BEL ollen 9ruegiiten in Der gan8en
8elt gu baben. Breis 25 Gents per
SlaI6e. &ouft nidts anoeres als
,W3rs. @inslotp's 5ootbing Sprup." :"
@orantiert inter Der Sooo ano
Drugs gtfte, 80. SSSitnt 1906, Serial
9elimner 1923.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-18

gadi. 0ieier NOR ongefIogt, 8ldne
Der 6eltung 8oien an &uBlan6 per-
roten 51 baben. 8ogudi tpurbe gu
bret Sabren 3u6tbous berurteilt.
Ser ebetnalige rngartibe SSSu-
iti5mtniiter b. 8olonDi ltno 5ebn an=
oere ftno aus Ger l1nobbGngigfeits-
Bartet ousgetreten, petl oieie ii6 fiir
Die nnteritiiBung oes 9lusglei6es err
flart bot. Sic ploneu Die @riinoung
eiaer raoifalen Bartet tpel6e 1i6 Die
8efompfl,ng oes Minifterprdiioenter
Or. Weferle uno oes 4usglet6es 5ur
Iufeabe MAIDEN ion.
- &diier 8ilbeIm perlieb Den
Sitel @rcellen5 on 8rof. Robert Sod
in Inerfennltng Ieiner 8eroienlte Inn
Die ltnteriu6ung uno Setlung oes
ofrifonil6en l1ebels, tpel9es rt1ter
Dem Nanen Sbloffronfbeit befonnt
lit.
8ie cine 0epei9e aus Dublin
meIoet, iolen Die Dor mebreren Mo-
noten in mpIterioier @eiie aus Dem
bortigen S6Iofe beri6punoenen folt-
barren sSSniignien oes ct. 8otrids
Orbens ebenIo npiterios pl0slid
mieber auf ibren Rlob 5uriidgebra6t
morben fem.
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Gin Gifenhafnaeheimnis.

Gin gebeinnnisnoIler 8orfan in Ell
r1em giienbabn5uge, Der an Die @f-
fdre Der @ari6ouer @rafin 3onois.
ia erinnert, bdlt in 8eleien Die &C.
miiter in Sponnung. 9luf Der giien-
6abnitation @eulp benerfte man
Ddbren0 6es GufentbaItes beg na6
Mtternaht bon 8oris no6 8riii1el
obgegangenen 3uges, baB Die Seniter-
f9eiben zines Nbteils er1ter 4IaiIe
5erbroden nno Die i'm @inbe flot-
ternoen 8orbonge in Sesen 5erriiien
maren. Die iofort porgenommene
l1nteriudung itellte feit, oaB Die 8oI-
iter gum Seil nit 8Iutipuren bebedt,
gum moern Seil peridpunoen ipo-
rem. Die 8eboroe in Mons, oie 6a-
bon in &enntnis eeiest ipuroe, bat
bisber ni6ts ernlitteln fonnen mas
iiber Die gebeinniBpoae Mngelegen.
belt 2id]t berbreitet bdtte. 0a6 Muse
ioee bon 3eugen batte ii6 in Dem @b-
tell elm gut 9efleioeter iunger Mann
bon etpa 81 Sabren befunoer, ben
man i6on otter auf Der Strede eeie-
ben batte. Die @eri9tsbeboroe fono
bel ibrer llnteriu6ung Elm Stid BLU
tiger, menfdIider Saut BON Der
@robe eines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
un6 elm Stiid i6Dar5es Stud. $50
Der iunge Wann, Der ii6 in Dem Ib.
tell befllnoen baben ioa, bingefom-
men iit, bleibt elm gfatfel. 9tuf Der
gan5en Sabrt leit Dem abgang oes
8uges bon Baris mar nur cine elm
oige Sabrfarte erIter aloiie uno
5mar nit Dem 8eitimmungsort Mons
- perfauft tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-18

Die l1nteriudung oes59iipara-
6oqes, pie Die &oblen5er 2anoesper-
rats unb Spionoge-affaire na6 Dem
bauptid9lid 8ei6uloigtetl Dem GO
finger 8eoafteur S6imara, be5ei6-
net 81 meroen pflegt, bot ibr @nbe
errei6t. @s miro eripartet, oaB Die
Inflage oes So6nerrats in II Sal
len erboben iperoen miro.
= Der iddIii6e Ibgeoronete 9ett-
ner, mel6er bebauptet batte, baB Die
Sournaliiten uniirn iiber Die I'M Bar.
lament gebaltenen gfeoen perbreiteter
enti6uloigte fi6 in Der 5lpeiten &arr-
mer Der Stanoeperiamnllune in aller
Sorrn. @r erflorte, .oaB er feline 8e-
leioigune Der Sonrnalilten beabli9-
tigt babe. 0an1it i1t Der Strife Der
3eitltngslerte boriiber.
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Giienbabu=Ta6r
Q. u. & u. q. 8abn /.

oSabb grodet"s3 mad Souiton, @aIbefton,
Beaumont urto Orange Qbfabrt 8 ll5r abenos,
Infunft 755 morgens.
gsa@ &errebiIIe, abfabrt $50 moreens, an'
flnft bort 11.30. @bfabrt bon @errniue 1lbr
na9mittaes, Inflnft in Gan antonto 7.50
abenbs. gsur 9auftaes mad aerrbine: l1br
na6mittaes. 9fhrTabrt bon bart Maontags 8. 4,
gems.
gaa& guero, goafunr, 9oufton, @aIbefto1,
Gibbings, &odbaIe, Cameron unb @oeo. Nb.
fabrt 8.45 bormittags, &nfrnft 11br morgens.
sta9 8eeoiue, Corpus gbriftt, GItee Matbts.
@ranfas 9aB, &odport, @bfabrt 1.5o mad,
nt.taqs unb 8 11br nbenbs. Mnfunft 7.55
moreens unb 1.50 na1mittaes
gaa@ SaIfurias, atbfabrt 8 1tbr abenbs. an'
iunft 7.55 Moreens
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gr fantpfte BEL Gettysburg.

Dabio Borfer bon Sapette, g. g.,
Der in Der 56lo6t einen SUB berlor,
i9reibt: o8or mebreren Sabren lttt
i9 an einem MagenIeioen. gei9ts
balf big i9 nit electric 8itters Be-
gonn. Sd piir6e fit oas &eiultot
feine 500 Dollars nebmen." Gutter
Comic fir olte 2eltte unb fir tpeibli-
DIE Sdtpaden. Gin @ieberberiteIer.
Sihere &ur fir labmen 9iiifen un6
i6no6e 0ieren. @orantiert. so
Gents. 3u boben BEL Qoolpb 9reib
un6 Sc. gobn & 60.
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Seras.

Sf1 Sduds nitro dugeftbltdl1G)
ein intereiionter &ompf gefdmpft.
Ser Setter oes oortigen Maie1tic
acknowledgements, Elm getpiHer
WeudenfuB, miG es our9iesen, bob
er om Sonntae Sbeater-Iuffiibrun-
gen geben fam, uno er iu1t oesbalb
Dem Sonntogsgeies 9ros gu bieten.
l1n5ablige Male lit er I9on perbaftet
nor6en uno am Sonntog Dor a9t
Sogen bat man i'm ou6 ri6tig ge=
5pungen, fem Sbeoter gu i9IieBen,
oenn. man erfl1rte ibnt, man tperoe
fir ieoes ei1t5elne Sidet, ons er per-
faufe, eire9lnflage eegen i'm erbeben.
2esten Sonntag batte er aber bod
mieoer often uno uls Die OaaaIer
Bofi5iiten biltfamer, fanoen 5ie bort
einen Deputp=8unOes -Woriban, Der
ibnen erflarte, oos Sbeoter itebe au-
genblidli6 unter asSurisoiftion Der
gunoesgeri6te MudenfuB mar nGrl-
Ii9 BEL ben 8unbeseeri1ten Inn einen
ternpordren @inbaItbefebI eingefon-
men, our1 oen Die 9aaaler 8eborben
perbinoert meroen loQten, ietn Sbeoter
gu i9IieBen. Die @eri9te batten ibnl
aub iol9en 8efebl geipdbrt unb an
SomItog foa oie Sa9e nun 5ur Ser
6anblung fonrmen. go iebr man Dem
tapfern WudenfuB in ieinem &annpfe
gegen oas unfinniee Son1tagsgeles
grfolg piiri9en nluB, lit es bod
idper 5u periteberl ipie uno nit mel
dem 8edte fif Die 8unoesbeboroer
in oteie Ingelegenbeit einr1ii6et
fonnten.
Mebrere @el6aftsleute in Sop-
Tor, oie bel ser lesten 2ocol Sption-
9lbitimmung fir 8robibition ge-
ititnnnt baber, baben ii9 oiesnlal Of
fentli6 gegen Brobibition erfl1rt.
= Die 9lnti-Brobibitioniit baben
IN Goofe @ountp einen glGn5enoen
Sieg errungen. Neit elmer Woioritdt
bon iiber 200 Sttruren baben iie oas
2ocol Sption-@eieb 5uriifgeipieien.
Sbon Dor 5tpei Sabren iiegten iie in
Der 2ocal Sption=@obl, aber bamals
6otten 1ie MIR cine MaioritGt pon41
Stintmen iest bot ii6 tire Moioritdt
oerDierfoht. @ainespiae gab biesnal
eine Waioritat BON 500 Stinlmen ge-
gen 0as @eieb ab.
u. G. 8roiDt1, Elm in San Sabo
GountD tDobnenoer Sarmer, tit megen
angebliher grmoroung leir1er Srau
81 lebenslGngli9en 3u6tbaus ber-
urteiIt poroen. Der Bro5eB bat oll-
gelnetneS MufIeben erregt. 8rotpn
muroe bei6uIoigt, ein iunges MGb-
6en berfibrt uno ieine Srou nergiftet
gu baben Inn bie 8erfiibrte 5u beira.
ten. Sailpt5euge gegen i'm NOR Der
8nter ienes Wtdo9ens, ein getpiffer
S. .. Mc2iib, elmer Der Nobbarn
8ropns. Die 9lusiagen ipnren tell.
neiie pioeriprebenb. 90 erflGrte
Der gbenifer Or. S. M. Morris in
@alpeiton, fein @ift i'm Mogen Der
oeritorbenen Srau 9rotpn gefunben
81 baben @romn miro appeqieren.
- SO. 8. 8eters, ein bel Der Got.
ton 8elt 9obn aneeltellter rSnitd.
man, geriet in @aco, gerabe Dor
Dem union-8abnbof 8tpii6en 8lpei
@iienbabnmagen uno tuurbe 70
i6linun 5ugeridtet, BOB er bal6 oor.
aiif itarb.
81. g. 8atber, Der @apor bon
Suntspile, bat ii6 IN ieinem 9ouie
mabreno feline Sonlilie beim giien
iaB, eridoiien. gaiemuno meiB, pas
| ibn in ben COB getrieben bot.
Sn Der Nabe bon Guero itart
gernbaro 6unf, Elm alter o9t5igiab-
rieer Monn Der aaein in ieinem
9auie tpobnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-18

3meifelbafte 9tnse n10gen 6uberldiiie
1ein; aber 10 9etptB, tpie 5tpein1al 5tpei
glet6 bier, bat n4nateits" itd felt eiilem
8ierteliabrbunbert ols elm untrigIi9es
Observation-Disclosures betpG6rt. Sic
3eilfrnft bieIes in Die 5tpedmGbige Sornl
gebra9ten WebifomertS itebt felt, betpiez
fen oltrd bte[e Sauienbe bon 8eiipielen
Der 2i1loerung uub 3eil1ng. 2eibeit 9u
On 9dmorrbotben, 10 eebral16e es. Gin
@eri16 foitet nj 6 ts; brau1it MIR
3. Neititabter & g., 8px 2416, SEEM
0prt Gttp, gu abreiiteren, nn unentgeIts
lid cine Brobe gu befomnen SIZE .Inae
feiis" lit in allen gpotbefen gu baben,
8reis ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-18
ssiinf Collars taalidl

uno nod mebr fam ii6 ieoer-
m II n audi an fleineren Srten ourd
uebernabne einer bequemen 9(gentur
n e B II b Ell berbienen. 7Sa6fennt-
niiie niht erforoerIid. O1on idrei6e
cine Boitfarte an Mr. Geo. @euman,
% Sollano ct, 9eeport, 81 s., 5ur
Meiterbefor0er1ino
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Sine idltuere sdjnlo.

uSS6 babe eiile S6ul6 Der Danf.
barfeit gu tiIgen, Die i9 ME abtragen
fann i6reibt q. g. gIarf bon @eit.
fielo, Soma, 0fiir meine Hettllng bonn
Sooe Our9 Or. Sings Neue gnt.
oedung. 8ei6e 2uneen tparen ange.
griffen. 0a9 Dem @ebrou9 Der erlten
5loide borte Der trodene Suiten ouf,
8tpei onbere Sloi6en n1o9ten eirte
fonnplette &ur." llniibertroffen fir
alle Sals- lno 2ungenleioen. Ga.
rantiert. so Gts. un6 81. 9Srobe.
flaihe fret. 3u baben Bel aooIpb
9reiB uro 81. Gohn & 60.
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Mnnen6icitis

ift meiitens Die SoIge berfebrter 8e-
ban6lung Ser gingetpeibe 6ur6 81
itarfe abfiibrmebi3inen. I'm ole
Gefabr 81 bermeioen gebraudt nur
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiqen, 6ieIe
fideren 3einiger ltnb Grdftieer. 60
rantiert, 9opfipeb, 8iaioiitat, @o.
laria uno @elbIu9t 5u beiIen. gu
baben bel @oolpb DreiB un6 81. Gobn
& 60. 25 Gents.
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Ma e & e Sahu. .

Mbfn1ft.
9sad 8aco, Sort 8ortb SalIas, Sanfas 9Th.
ct. 2outs uno g5teaeo, tdsIt@ (sunfei
SepoD -. 800 doenos
2ofaI5ug bta Gmitbbiue :. =. 7.S0 bormtttaas
@Inmo Special nab Gmiibbtle, SouitoH, 6al'
pelton 1O.26 1oenoS
Nntunit.
Son gbicaeo. ST. 2ouis. aanfaS gtth, 9auas.
Sort 0ortb uno aS1eo, tdgItdb (Sunfet
SepoD 1.3u mor9ens
3ofaI5ng bin Smitbbine 49,. 9.O6 abenoS
@Iamo Special bon SmitbbirIe, Soufton, SaI'
beiton :. $40 Horaens
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csn gseinlnr 1T @eh @nf

SS5n @einlar lit @eb. @ofrat
Or. phil. 4arl 9iulauo, @riinoer uno
8rdiioent Der @oetbe-@eieGi6oft, aus
oern 2eben geihieoen. @r mar che
mails 9ireftor OeS @roBber5ogli6en
Muieltns uno oeS @oetbe-National-
nuieums. 9iulano mar om Is. 9SuIi
1884 in 5ranffurt a. 90. geboren.
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ibren aopfen mieoeripieeeln, oieSolge
miro lein, oaB i'm na6iten Sriibiobr
melt lpeniger 9lrbeiter nod amerifo
fortt1lten.
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Ste((enneindl.

YiaiienIc nnb Sranfenpflescrim, in
Deittidlano ouSgebiloet iu6t 9lat
m elmer Bribatfomilie. 9(oreiie sol
9ortb StroBe.
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3. & q. ". sabm.
Mbfabrt

M6faBrt
ga3 alien gaorbsTegass9un 4. -.
a 1l9r un0 $50 bornlittngs.
9ta9 ct. 2ouis. Miempbis uno benz Often
1925 116r ra6n1itta9s.
Na9 Wserifo -. 1920 11br poru1ittags.
antunft.
Bon ct. 2ouis nno i EN- Often :. $50 morgens
Son lofaleu Bltnften .7.20 abenbs.
Bon ct. 2ol1is II. 0etu Often, $50 morg.
Son 2are6o ll1lb MeTifo !. los na6nt.
Bon ct. Bouts, &anins, gitD 1890 abbs.
ct. Souis g. gan Sraneiaso 8asn.
Mbfabrt
9fa9 Sort Smith, SprinefteIo, ct. 2ouis, aans
fas gitb, gbicago IS. & g. g. 9epot)
... ..... $50 abenos
4nfnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, &anfas @itp, 8aris. gbicasO
1910 morgeHs
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Mad 8roipnsbiae

Ser Bug oer Gunfet gictortn 9ibtiion. sIb.
fabrt 7.05 morgens, ma9t in 9Iaeeoo gerbtn'
bune nit Der Sulf Goaft Cine fiir Corpus
Gbriitt, gnfunft bort 4.55 na9H1ittaes, &uiunft
In gropnsbiue o25 abenbs
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st. gouig & gan Granelsso eesn.
gpmtbert Yacific &aba.

Nbf f01rf.
gaa1 Stem Orleans, 5ouiton unb GaIbeiton,
tdglt9 :. 11.40 nttttags
nno -. 11.30 abenos
9fn9 eagle QaB, 81 8aio, Californian unb
Waerito :. 500 bormittaes L. $50 abenos
Mntnnft.
Bon 9ietu Orleans, Soufton uno gnIbefton.
tdgIib :. 7.35 moreens
uIIp o.UU HuDWttIuBS
Son @I 8afo, Californian uno Waegifo :. i.
lilo hprnlittags
uro 500 abenos
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Wietorio 5ibiiton. O. 8. g. 9. u.
(0ulf Sb0re.l


MDfaBrt
ytab guero, 8ictorta, 8ort 2abaca, CORPUS
gbriiti, 8roipnsbine, Mio Granbe, gitb.
@oIiao, geebine, @barton, 8aIaeies uno
9ouftoH 7.o0 MorgeHS
IntnnTf =. 6.3O 1benoS
9er uSam Souitou1 mad Guero. gictoria,
Bbarton unb SouitoH:
Mpf1gFt 100 aoeHoS
anfRnft ......... 100 mpreens
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-05
To DEATH
Lady i'm Durham Hospital Dies From
Swallowing Her False Teeth.

There was a o peculiar, unusual
and sad death at the Watts hospital
yesterday at noon when Mrs. VI. o.
Johnson. wife of J. T. Johnson. stran-
gled TO death on accoun OF swallow
ing a small plate of false teeth. Not
Withstanding the fact that there was
a physician and trained nurses pres
ent she strangled to death before re-
lief could be given her.
Mrs. Johnson Was taken TO the hos
pital some three weeks ago for an OPP
GRAFTON and the operation was a COM
plete success and she was recovering
rapidly. Yesterday just before noon
her physician, DR.. Joe Graham, was
with her and she was cheerful and in
excellent spirits. The doctor told her
that she was getting along fine and
would OOn be able to return to her
home. This delighted the patient and
she was very happy and in a joyful
frame of mind.
Passing from her ward to other wards
looking after patients, Dr.. Graham re-
nurses telling him TO come there quick
~ ne ran lUtO tie "dIu occupied DN
Mrs. Johnson. When he reached
there, said the doctor he saw every
evidence Of s~tranguIatiOn. Asking the
nurse if Mrs. Johnson had false teeth
and being informed that she had he at
once jumped to the conclusion that she
had swallowed the teeth and plate.
He put his fingers in her throat and
could just reach the plate but could
not get sufficient hold to remove them.
The nurse had a pair of fore ps ready
and with these the doctor tried to get
hold of the plate, but could not. Then
he pushed his hand into her mouth
and with his finger he managed to get
the deadly plate and false teeth from
her throat. But it was too late.
Every of restoring life was
resOrted to-. There were efforts at ar
tificial respiration; powerful heart
stimulants were given, one after an
other, and then salt water was pump
ed into her veins, this being a very
powerful stimulant to the heart. But
life was gone and the heart would not
to any of these treatments
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-05
NEW PLANT FOR SALISBURY
Toledo Lock and Safe Company Nov
ing its Plant to that City.

Through Mr.. w. G. Russell, manager
of the Dixie Novelty and Manufacture
ing Company there is the strongest
probability that Salisbury will have
a manufacturing establishment, like
the Dixie, the only thing south of the
Ohio river. MI. l.. Schwab writes him
today that he is seriously contem-
plating the moving Of the Ohio Toledo
Safe and Lock Company's plant here
and has written for detailed informa-
ton Of the city with which Mr.. Russell
has a S his lot.
The company manufacturing this
kind of wares, is ~ of large capital
and puts up a large freproof burglar
battling safe hat is the best on the
market. 1t has a large force Of hands
and should it decide'tO come here would
open one of the largest industries in
North Carolina. Its desire is to locate
where there is no competing concern,
and would find none here and in the
southrn states. Mr.. Russell will urge
the advantages of Salisbury and do
what he can to persuade the enter
prise this way.-SaliSbury Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-05
GREATER
Compromise on Proposed Extension of
City Limits.

After much discussion, a strong dis
play of bull-headedness on the part
pretty strong remarks by others, the
city board of aldermen. at a called
meeting last evening. passed a resolu-
ton receding from it's previous stand
for a two and one-half mile extension
OF the city limits and asking the Mecn-
lenburg delegation in the legislature
TO advocate and vote for the amend
ment to the city charter making the
limits extend two and a half miles on
the north and on the south and two
miles on the east and on the west
Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-05
OoNDUCr
On Part Of Scaboard Air Line Toward
Another Railroad

The action Of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway officials in taking the iron
rail. shipped here to the Virginia and
Carolina Southern Railroad. and carry
ing it TO Attention to preyent the own
ers from using il was a high-handed
piece Of work. II is just such conduc,
as this on the part Of a railroad that
causes the people TO feel unkindly TO-
wards il. and justly so. The rail I n
question was shipped here and the
freight paid on il. and the agent of the
railroad here had in words turned il
over TO the consignee. Then d telegram
came here from the SeabOard officials
directing that the rail be taken TO Al
lenton on Il special train. So that the
Virginia and Carolina Southern Rail
road Company could not use it. and
Immediately il was taken. right before
the very eyes OF the owners-The
RObesOnian.
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OFFICES FOR l.. s. LAWMAKERS
Detached Wings to- Capitol for Use 0
IegislatOrs-Safe. Comfortable and
Convenient,

Washington, January 29.-Uncle Sam
is supplying his lawmakers with Of
fees. Two Of the most magnificent
buildings in the country are being put
up by the National government for the
exclusive use of senators and repre-
sentatives in congress. Each will &C.
cupy a block and will cost 81, 500, 900.
One of the twin structures will be for
the house, the other for the senate, and
they will form detached wings to the
capitol.
Heretofore the congressman have
had no regular offices. each has had
his headquarters in whatever place
pleased him most. There has been no
system about the Accommodations. Now
each branch of congress. will have a
handsome Office building, with uni
formed attendants, a %postotfice and
telephone and telegraph service.
SENATORS GET MORE ROOM.
The southern building, for the house,
will have 429 rooms, one for every one
of the 40 representatives and 10 for
future growth in the membership. On
account of their smaller number the
senators, in the northern building. will
get the better of the bargain i'm the
matter of space, every senator hay
ing a room for himself, one for his
secretary, and a bathroom.
In designing these congressional Of
fees the architects put particular en-
phasis upon safety from fire, and the
specifications call for 100000 square
feet of terra Gotta hollow tile for the
building. Though only four-stories
high, each of them will have Is great
a quantity of hollow tile brick in it as
many a skyscraper the height of which
makes fireproofing an absolute neces-
sity.
Thus, while the character Of Wash
ington architecture demands hat the
buildings be low, they are made just
as safe as if they were high. Fire will
have no chance against them.
The exterior of these capitol wings
will be white marble. They will be
connected with the capitol by arcades
lined with ornamental brick and bril-
liantly lighted by electricity. Features
of each will be a rOtunda, reaching
from floor to roof and capped by a
great dome 70 feet in diameter; a eau
Gus room, sc feet long and "a feet
wide: and a dining ROOM, 65 by so
feet. finished in ornamental plaster.
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MAN WITH JAG" COMES To GRIEF
Loses Way Home. Also Ills Eauilibri-
una, ard Lastly. His Bottle.
M%uttering 10 himself - sentenon

hutterfng In himself each sentence
puactuated with a tel nj. .hic" =
man. with a suspicious looking pack
age under one arm was seen NJ a la.,
hour last night vending. or weav.rr
ms way home taking both sides and
the middle Of the sidewalk in his
rambling course. \ curbstone. ,h,rn
in spite of his commands TO get-hic'
"a move on" remained in his path
way, brought him TO ground. The thus
OF his fall was accompanied by a muf-
fled Ilngling sound which came from
the pachaga, anu which in turn was
accompanied by scent sufficient 10
make The mouths Of booze lovers water
the smell Of corn whisky.
Seemingly dazed by his sudden CON
tact with mother earth. the man sat
up. and, after gazing around for several
minutes in - vain effort 10 ascertain
the cause OF his lost equilibrium. reach
ed for his package. The papers in
which the bottle was wrapped were
soon torn off, but not until the last
wrapping was gone did he realize the
calamity which had befallen him.
When the full realization of his sad
plight daWn"d upon him, he wept
coplously. He seemed to find some
consolation, however. in burying his
nose in the whisky soaked fragm ,nts
Of paper. and finally, declaring that he
would never deshert a fri n whosh
gathered up the remains of the
bottle and carefully placed them in his
After several Intellectual eff
5Orts, he succeeded. by the aid Of a tile
pole, in regaining his feet and
urchd off down the sire t. Coin to
i'll r up ag'in."-InduStrial News.
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EFFECTED.
III. H.. Rogers Turns Over to Receiver
Pepper Between $4,000, 600 and 81.
100000.

Boston, Mass January 31-A cou-
promise settlement of the suit of Geo.
Wharton Pepper, the receiver of the
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
against Henry H. Rogers, of New York,
to recover profits Of between So. OO0, 900
and S4,OO0,OO0 on account of the sale
the several Boston gas companies.
was announced in the United States
circuit court this afternoon An agree
ment reached by the attorneys was SUBJ
mitted to Justice Putnam, who al
though he had stated that so far as he
was concerned there would be no
trouble" declined TO give his formal
assent 70 the settlement until an
amended and satisfactory petition was
presented at a hearing set for tomorrow
morning.
Under the terms of the compromise
which was submitted 10 the
court today. Receiver Pepper accepts
an offer Of $500. 900 from Randall
Morgan, treasurer Of the United i's
Company of Philadelphia, includinS IN
abandonment of the claims OF the Bay
State company against Mr.. Rogers ana
in consideration also OF IN me
BnffaIo Gas company now held by the
Raw State Gas company. This STOCK
amounts TO about 10000 shares.