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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-28
Ser stabtrat.

Wontaa nabmittag muroe ole lebte
5tbung bes often StootratS abs
aehalten. Der neue Staotrat miro
MIR smei Berdnoerungen aufmeilen:
on STEELE BON alderman Dapis tritt
8. 6. 9bDmplpu, an Steue nDn Nt'
oerman &Dbtnion tritt 6. S. Carer.
Wfit Nu8nabme 9humpiDns miro Dee
neue 5taotrat aus lauter NnbGnaern
Der Administration beftehen. Im
5bluB Der Sibun1 banfte Der
Wtasor benz Staotrat nit einiqen
8orten fir feline 9dtiateit unh Der
ansI@eibenoe Alderman 9aots belt
cine tleiue &eoe, Die BON alderman
&idter beantnurtet muroe.
SIN uebriaen muroen in oer ST.
buna nur &outine. @eiddfte erleoigt.
Inter ihnen 1T Tolaenoes erUabs
nenamert:
So muroe oarauf aufmertiam aes
madat, oaB bas 9ano. auf benz iih
iebt Der ftabtiihe Bfan6itau befiuoet,
perenuft lit uno bnB Die Staot Elm
reues Stid 4auo pahten Doer tau'
fen mub.-$1,8 1926 murben bemiGiat.
UNI Die Soften Der lebten Staotwahl
su beftreiten. -Die BetitiDn BON W.
Deibemann nm 8erihtieunQ ieineS
WHeNments mHrbe Dem Staotannalt
iberuielen. Die Betitioner UNI &es
paratur Der DIT MaIon StraBe unb
Ger &iper Nueuue, BON Der @ra1o
Npe nah Der SarueS StraBe. uur'
ben Qemdbrt; ebeniO Die Betiti0ner urt
,@rapeline" Der SDutb Wesquites
StraBe, uDn Der Ot=@emmerce' Bis
CUR @bDmina. unb Der Wcainlen
Mpenue, ferrer bic BetitiDn UNI See
euna zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an oer
@reelep StrnBe. = 9as @eIuh nm
cine Bride iber ben SluB bal goa
fun Benb muroe Dem Staotanrualt
iibermielen. = gs purbe belblDfien.
Elm elettriiGes 2ift an Der gde oer
9rauis StroBe uno Der Nuenue s
a~nsubringen. Der StraBenfDmmiI
idr purbe beauftrast, ale abaeitor'
benen Baunte an oer @aroen StraBe
umhaueu gu laiien, oa iie gefdbrlib
iinb.
Ser Weanur madte ben Staotrat
oarauf aufmereiam,. baB oiele ber e(et'
trilhen Tirnenihiloer nibt Die gauge
Nadt binourh bremen, oaB pies
aber in ben permits" 10 abaeuadt
fei. Ser Staotmarihaa muroe oes'
halb beauItraat. cine 2iite o~erienigen
Shiloer anSufertiaen. melhe niht
bic gauge Nnht BREMEN. @s iDQ
Die 4Dnseifiun in Beaus auf oieiel'
ben ~tpiberrufer meroeu.
Inter ben peridieoenel Bitttteuerrl
um Gerrinaeruna oes Niieiiments
befanb iid auf ber 9urnpereiu. Das
@eiuh beifelber muroe ieooh ab9e'
ruieien. Die ALDERMEN bielten atuar
ale ba8 Gffeiiraeut BON $4,000 fur
gu bod. Die Webraabl BON linen war
aber Der Nniidt. oaB es ieBt Al fpat
fei. INN in Der Sahe etuas 81 tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-28
WuerIet.

- Die Creamery Dairb gompaus
of San NntDniD hat I'M Sntprpuries
rung nahaeludt. SIR Gapttal be-
tr6gt $40, 600.
Das SedSuno spansig1te Sn.
fanteries @egitnent lit beute nah ben
Hbiltppinen abaereit. Nuf benz
Wege gum BabnbDfe t,ariHierte es
nit tlingenoem Spiel burb bic
Stabt. Sc muroe pDu Der in St.
Sam 6Duitur itatiBnirter &aoauerie
uno MrtiQerie e8turtiert.
Otto Blumenthal, s. @. Srpin
uno 8. 6argis muroen gu Surptoms
miiidrer fir ben 45ften @eribtsoi.
ftritt ernannt.
- Die Weft.geras WiGitarb Mca.
oemu bielt WDntae abenb lire
Sblusfeierlihteiten i'm GROCER,
O~pernbaus ab. Nah Beenbigung
berielben mnren bic iungen 2eute 10
erreet. oaB iie auf benz Campus"
Der Ntaoemie elm aroBeS 5reuoens
feuer ansiinoeten unb UNI basielbe
berumtansten. Sraeno Semlano in
Der Staot lab bas Eeuer. alaubte,
es brenne auf benz Commencement.
6tael uno CAB 5euera Wlarm. Nls.
balo tat1en cine Spribe uno mebrere
SmlauHmaaer %angernfielt. Sic
uuroen BON ben au~sgelaffenen
Sungen nit lautert 6anpb EN-.
pfanaen unb madten iib ihleuni9it
mieoer oapDn.
Nm SDnntag eridien unlere
.@rpreBA in elmer bier unb ahtsi9
Seiten ftarten Wusgabe. Der gr66te
Eeil oerielben NOR ben @~runbeieens
tumss Sntereiien in uniern, Teile oes
Stantes g%etpibmet. Trefflih iQus
ftrirte uno gut geihriebene Nrtitel
mieien auf bic Beoeutung bes Gios
meftens fiir ben Tarmer. ben &api'
taliiten unb ben unternebnter bin.
Cine l1nmaiie BON Nnseiaert flute
bic Spalten bes 9fielenblattes. Das
@anae mar elm gldnsenoes 8eugnis
fir Die Jdbi9fett Der reoattioneuen
uno geifa5tlihen Setter Der aeitung.
&iGaro s.. Gnidner, elm after
beutiher Bemobner unierer Staot,
lit i'm Nlter ppn 81 Sahreu aeiturs
ben. gr par friiber einrial Super'
intenoent bes COUNTY , Hrmenban5ea
uno ipdter Bolisift.
Bon Samitaa an miro Stabt.
Niieffor Stappenbed NffeffHtents nuf'
nebmen.
Nm Samitng aiebt Der Turn.
nerein fem idbrlihes Ghauturnen.
@s beginnt abenos urt 8 ubr Is
Winuten.
SDnntaQ fano baS Beardbnis
oes iungen Sobn 6auier unter nro'
Ger 8eteiliguna itatt. Die Turner
marihierten nit ibrer SABINE benz
3uae UDrauf.
- Son Der .Snternatiunal SEEMS
g0mpann" in SEEM 9ort erbieltett
mir .@artenIuube" g. 10.
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wte til ptee

gBtr bieten elnbunoert Dollars sgeIobnuus far ie=
ben GaI BON Ratarrb, Der ni@t .blr& Ginnebnien
BON 5aIt's RatorrbsR ur eebeilt peroen
fam.
8. ). Gbenen q o.. Giaent., 2oleoo. 8.
felt ben Iesten Is Jabren eetann. uno balteu ib1
fhr pOntommen ebrenbaft IN alien Gei6dftspsrban6-
lungen unb fnanBien befdbiet, ale bon ieiner Girma
tln9egdnoenen DISQUALIFICATION su erfGqen.
70 alDine, Gilman e Marein, GrosbaH.
oelss Droautfen. Soleoo, o.
3olPs Ratarrb=Rur ipirb innerli1 eenommen nns
lpirft brett aui oas Blui uno Die I1leimieen Gber=
HIDDEN beg Gpfems. 3eugniHe frei oenan6t. greis
rs Gents fur Die Glai&e. gertauft bon alien Npo.
tbetern.
Rebmt 9au's Gomilieu =gineu FIR geriopfuna.
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0fe Mnrsel anea ltebeIs

lit unwtRenbeit. Birben bic Eanienbe.
tuelcbe an &opfibmeraen, Sobbrennen,
8%erffopfung. @elbiubt. 8eroauunasfb.
itDrungen, bele8ter 3unge, onmpfem
SHmer5 in Der Geite, 6uiten, Mattigs
feit, &c. leiben, nifien, oaB an MIem nur
bic 2eber ibuln lit. 6aE bieier elenoe 8u~
ifanb gum Ep6e fibren muB, uno 6aB es
Elm Mittel baaeeen aibt. ndmlih bic un'
beroleihIihen ct. Bernar6 &~r6uterpilen,
tpeldbe bic leber trdftiaen unb tpie6er GEE
5unb MAIDEN. banrt tuiirben iene Eauienoe
5tatt ihres ~quaInDuen 9ebens fih zines
lanaen. aeiunnen 9aieins erfreuen.
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G . 2obauien nnb Srau an u 81 8nro
@runoftid an Der W1iG StraBe; $40, GOO
3 O%ppenheinner u u an Nnorem Stotp
@runbfid an Der Nprb Ii. StraBe; $I75,
Sam 6 Sen an Siram Mnltsberoer
@rnnotid in Sreaiure 9iu Serrace
$1,000.
Sad 9ode uub & 81 goparbs IN glisa.
beth 81 George. 9runofid i'm @itps8lod
1717; $500.
@berett 8 9rabes an emil GDde, 9runo'
ftiid an Der Nebane Strase; $3.50.
Catherine Sefie an Charles g 8Don,
@runbfftd an Der Wt&tnIen gne.; $500.
&etnunb Trte6ridb uno 6rou ON 9 M
SDpe, grun6ftiid in Cigars HipiliDn;
$400.
Sn8 SnbiS an Barbara WeDDS, @run0.
ftid IN Der gaf gr6 Nboition; $500.
NoolfD @urft uno 6rau an Wm g 81
g9nnen, @runbftid an Der Wesquite
Strase; $780,
u Wefing IF an 9ouiie u Bed, @runb<
itiid an Der Sompico uno Der Sio.2 apa<
ca StrnBe; $40.
S $ Moore an Srau Bertha Sermann,
@runoitid i'm City 8lpd 2074;
$215.
Senrietto 6 6alioan on Bm $ Doier,
@runoitld an Der 2atebietu Nne $500,
George 8udlin an Senre paeniel unb
Srau, @runbftid i'm neuen 9th glof
2737; $100.
Carl 80ene9er If nno Trau an gofparb
GinGe, @runbhiid an Der SpIepbine
StruBe unh Gnenue u; $4,000.
Charles unb Waraaretba gnglemann
an Carl uno gbereia 8oneger, @runb,
itid an Der Nbenue y; $7O0.
Charles unb Margnretba gneleman an
Sran Safe Obert, @runoftid an Der Nne.
g; $3.50.
Sarrb Cunningham an 8m s Conrad,
@runbftld an Der gapalas Str; $40.
Iusuf SeinBe an Noolpb s. 8abradb,
@runotId i'm . 6 8 l; $3.50.
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Gin fnaspes Nntfpmu,en

o. Us. @lDbo, Elm &auimann in
Blunt. Wo., bate elm tnappes gnts
toranen, inbem er iih einen Dorm in
ben Oaunier rannte. Ser Dpttpr
Doate amputieren, aber 8udlen's
Nrnica Sal5e beilte bieie Ihlimme
Bunoe. 8u haben bel GoDlpb DreiB
uno st. gDbn & 60. su IS Gents.
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syar bte,e gyeIt uuD bic mda,fte.

iagte DR.. Nbernetbeb, Ieien Stpei Oinae
BON yt6teu: fir bieie @eit ben 9eib pffen
uno fur bic ndhite oas @etuiIien rein 8u
erbalten. @enn Der 4eib ourd Qeiun6e
Fati9teit Der 2eben DTen gebalten tuirb,
10 bate er Tedht. 8or bielen Sabren BE.
nahrten bic 8ernbaroiner Wbnbe Die
@einnbbeit BON 9euten burdb oas, pas
lest als st. Bernbarb's RrduterpiIen"
betannt TT, unb 6ieie requtieren bic Sc.
Der, reiniaen 6as Blut unb entfernen aus
benz Sbitem oae ab9e5torbenen unb aiftis
gen Stofe. 9ieie @ilen jteben oils elm
Observation-Disclosures unerreidt ba.
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Wtreltd5e xaffadben.

Seit finfsebn Sabren lift cunts
Cure unter Der ftritten @arantie bee.
tnuft m0roen, iraeno cine Sortt boa
SUDDEN ooer 0auttrantbeit 81 beilett
Qans aleih, mie lie bei6en m6ae.
Sn oieler lnnaen Belt haben tueniaer
oenr elm Broaent Der G1ufer ibr @elo
suriidnerlanat. Wnfum? Die We.
oisin berrihtet lire Grbeit.
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$1,000 baar

taufen einen Store nit @Dbnbaus
uno Sal0Dn, init arpHem Btnt, in
einent gutter oeutihen Drte, II Meis
len meftlib BON San Mntonip gele0eu.
Gin id0ner Blab. nuf Dem BON einem
tldtiaen Menfben niel @elo rsroieut
meroen Tam. &Dmr1t au una Eues
gen oieies Blases. 6 lit bilIiQ.
THE TEXAS LAND & INVESTMENT CO.,
1l39 Gue. 6. San Gntunip. Teras.
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gsmnSerbare @csema.aur.

rnIer fleiner 5obn litt finf Sabre
an @c5ema, ihreibt sc. u. Goans,
Senrietta, Bn., apei nDr unferen
Nersten gaben lin auf unb atpei ans
oere bradten audi teine &eiultate.
Da laien mir eon Electric Bitters,
fauften cine Slaibe un0 nah Sc.
brauh BON einiaer mebr. mar infer
Sobu nDlltommer geheift. - arans
tiert. 8u haben bel Moolpb Dreib
uno 81. gotn & So. so gts.
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@eleaennid ber gtihmah[er

gum Reihsrat Gam es in 6oru6u,
8esirt Strpi, @alisien, su ernften
Iusihreitungen. BUR 9~eriteuunq
her Dronuna rnuBter @enbarmen
einihreiten, Die iih uneeiibts Der
miloen Weuee. Die niht peihen
mDqte, aesruun9ert iaben. BON ihren
@affen @ebrauh gu MAIDEN. Bier
8auer uuroen i'm &fe nit ben
@enoarrier erifDiien unb cine eroBe
8abl Der Tumultarten tpuroe mehr
Oeer tueniaer Ihuer %peruunosl.
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Midht nbtta. fid1 sn frahen.

Inoere 8elhmeroen m6aen ihmerss
lider fem. aber feline 1T 10 beldfti.
geno wie SUDDEN in iraen6 einer5Drm.
9as idnellte uno suuerldiitaite Wiit.
tel fir iufenbe Rrantbeiten iraenb
elmer Irt lit 0unt's Cure. Cine
Mnmenoune perihafft @rleihteruna
- cine Sdlahtel earantiert 81 beilen.
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Sin wien rpirb ouoenblidIid

yU XDIIH WILU UUHGHUIIuITW
cine internationale Cotton. Runferena
abgebnlten. an Der $50 Deleeater aus
allen 3eilen Der Welt teilnebmen.
Inter ben aneritanilhen 9ele9aten
befinoet ii@ 9arpie Serbian. Der Br6s
iioent bee .SDutbern Cotton @rDu.
era NhDctatiun".
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Seine Warter tanri nit Der bon
&heumatiamus neralihen meroen.
Nesebt Wu. 1851, BET elmer Il
Mmeno, linoert inneu aues.
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Waai 09iitler. -@lettrtfhe Sblei.
ferei.-104 8eft'@ commerce StroBe
nabe Der Bride. Serfauf pDn W2el,
Tern. Sbeeren &c.
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Sobn .. Bolton, Oeffentliher
0otar. @runoeiaenturi. Naert fur
Beniionsoniprihe. gde @rndett.
uno NanarrosS traBe. aeeeniiber BON
Der San GntDniu Grpres." Weues
9elephon 439.
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SaOmtitteras w1n19t Gn6

Benn SIR guh iraenowc Mieoer.
lafien rOqt, tut e8 entlana Der 81.
ME oer
Gan MntDmiD & 2lranias
YaB Sabm,
i'm @arten,D iitritt oes Staates. De.
iunobeit uno &lima uniibertrpHen.
Biuige 2dn0ereien fiir ben Tarnier,
Warttg6rtaer. Sbits unb 8ieh5a&ter.
Weaen ginselbeiten uei1oet guG an
Geo. s.. Nuptur n, @. IS. U.s.
Son Nntuniu. Tera8.
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9as bette fir &beumatismus -
elmer Il MmenS's Gesept No.
1851. Beribmt speAen Ietner WUr'
aiiae bel erfolareiden 6eilunaen.
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=Animg.

S"HtHtS@p <%NfS*tH'
Ser 5riblins bat pollenoet,
Die sroBe Senbuns iein,
unb Das er uns geIpenbet,
8libt rings in Gelb uno 6aiu.
Ser CONNER 1T sefommen
Mit beiBer Gonnenslut,
Gr bat uns nibt senommen
Sen fril9en 9%ebensmut.
Or brinst uits ia ben Segen
@obl fir oes 2anbmanns S9weis.
Sir ieiner Sdnbe &egen,
Sir Ieiner Stirne S6meiB.
Wtr iinb bes @iibens aiuoer,
@ir fir6ten 6ibe nidtl
Sas 8lut freift uns eei6piuoer
8eim belen 5onneuli6t.
llnb na9 beg cages Sise
&Iblt uns Der @oifltrompinb,
8enn ib am Mitta9 i6pibe,
Die Na9t lit fiibl unb limb.
90 wolen mir i'm loben,
Trpb Ieiner SOnnenglut,
@eil bod fein 66rein unb 9oben
9a9esen l6iiben tut.
@enu uniere 8ulie i6lasen,
9ibl big nn's Ser5 binan,
2aBt lei6ter fi6 e%rtra9en.
@as man ni6t dnbern fam.
1no ioltet Sbr ermatten
l1nb iuden &lblun9 bier.
Gu lebt @ub bin i'm Sdatteu
llnb trinfet Cones tar Bier.
Damn flieBt our6 uniere Noern
@leid neuer 9ebensmut,
Man fennt ni6t Corn nod Sabern
8eim Gone Gtar 8tere gut.
Man ipiirt ni6t 5roit nod SiBe
Sur @Oblbeba9en ihier;
Man la6t oh gutter @ibe
8eim i6Dnen Hune Etar > 8ier.
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uno ieber fhieb nit Beoanern BON
Dem lreunotiden Sdulenbura une
ieiuen eemitliden Bemobnern.
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NetratS . gmetue.

gbparo 8 Rod uno euuiia @tanbrp
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&beumattSmus fdmersboFter in
oielem Slima, uls iraeno Elm nnoe.
res 4eioen, furiert ourh bas 9esebt
Wp. 1851. bel elmer & MmcnS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
NEVADA MINES
|Nb|GLAWSU|T
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA AND
OPHIR COMPANIES ARE SUED
FOR -FOUR MILLIONS.
Newly Incorporated Company Alleges
Valuable Ore Has Been Taken
From Its Workings.

Reno, New, July 3l.-In the Fed
eral court at Carson City yesterday
suit for s4,O0O,OOO was begun in
volving the right of the famous
Ophir and Consolidated Virginia
mines on the Comstock to continue
to mine the ground through which
their works are now being pushed.
The plaintiff is mysterious cor
poration. organized according to the
laws of this State, with headquarters
in San Francisco. 1t Is called the
Comstock-G Golden Gate Mining Com
pany, but from the articles OF incor-
poration is owned by one man, R.
Hewson. Nearly all the shares are
in his name.
The suit declares that the Ophir
and Consolidated Virginia have
worked the plaintiffs ground and
have removed since June 10, 1907,
ore to the value of s2,000,000 for
which an accounting is asked and
punitive damages are demanded for
s2,OOO,OO0.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
ESCAPES DEATH BY LADDER.
Home of j. j. Moore Burns Near
Redwood City

Redwood City, Cal, July 31.-The
elegant country residence of j. ].
Moore, millionaire commission mer-
chant of Sacramento, situated on the
crest of the first range OF hills west
of here, was totally destroyed by fire
between and 5 o'clock Yesterday
morning. The cause of the fire is not
known. 1t began in the laundry Le-
fore any of the help were up, and
the first knowledge the inmates of
he house had was when awakened
by the heat and the roar of the daines
in the house itself.
The family were sleeping on the
second story and escape by way Of
the stairs was cut of and they had to
be takea from the roof of the ver-
andah by means oil a ladder. They
escaped with onlv their night clothes
The house rrd contents were
valued at $4,000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
Brazil Eager for Japanese Trade

Washington. July s1.-The daily
consular report states on the auth
ority Of Irving B. Dudley. minister to
Brazil. that special effort is being
made by Brazil to induce the coming
OF Japanese labor, and that 1t is
largely to this end that a subsidy is
offered for the establishment OF a
regular steamer line between Rio de
Janeiro and Japan.
Mr.. Uchida, who presented his
credentials as Japanese minister TO
Brazil June 3, said in a conversation
that the contamination OF this pro-
ject Is the principal aim OF his mis-
sion.
The new stemship line. according
to Minister Uchida, will be in opera
ton as soon as arrangements can be
perfected, and will probably touch at
the west coast ports OF Ecuador. Pc
ru and Chile, and passing through
the straits of Magellan, visit Buenos
Ayres, terminating the voyage at Rio
de Janeiro. The purpose would be
to bring to Brazil in these ships Jap
anese coolies to engage in rice grow
ing and other work.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
NAVY STATION
FOR THE COAST.
MAKING PREPARATIONS TO RE-
CElvE THE WARSHIPS FROM
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
Admirals Capps and Cowles TO Visit
the Pacific to Decide on Place to
Locate New Supply Point.

Washington, July Silt is prob
able that another naval station will
be created on the Pacific Coast as the
result of the Forthcoming visit there
OF Admiral Capps. chief naval con-
structor of the navy, and Admiral
Cowles, chief of the equipment bu-
reau. The former left Washington
today for New York, where he will
be Joined by Admiral Cowles, and
the two will go together to the Pa
cifc Coast to make thorough in
spection OF the yards and stations on
that coast, and report upon the fu-
ture needs of the navy in that quar-
ter.
Admiral Hollyday, chief of the bu-
reau of yards and docks, will follow
these two officers to San Francisco on
a similar errand. This will involve
careful examination Of the Mare
Island Navy Yard and that at Brem-
erton. The resources of the two navy
yards are scarcely sufficient to make
even temporary repairs and bookings
that will be required by Admiral
Evans battleship fleet II 1t makes
only a temporary visit to the coast.
Hence, the inspection of these yards
will probably result in recommends
tions to Congress at its approaching
session for a considerable enlarge
ment OF the plans at both places.
The difficulty OF procuring skilled
labor In these yards, especially at
Bremerton, will also be considered.
with view to making the conditions
more attractive to such labor, IL by
no other means than assuring the
men OF continuous employment at
good wages. But from q naval point
OF view probably OF more interest Ia
the proposition to establish = naval
station at San Diego. CAL. which will
be examined from all points Of view
by the visiting admirals. The harhor
at this point possesses superior ad'
vantages as a naval anchorage
There are good railroad connections
assuring abundant supplies Of coal
II water communication Is cut of ir
war time, and the harbor can b
made impregnable.
The distance of San Diego south
ward from San Francisco and upor
the same line with the projected
Panama canal would also make II ar
advantageous coaling point. o
course, the consent OF Congress
would be necessary to render effec
tive Its selection.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
Georgia's Prohibition Bill Assured.

Atlanta, Ga, July 91.-The Harde-
mann-Covington Prohibition bill
passed by the Georgia Senate some
days ago was adopted by the House
last evening by vote of 139 to 80.
Two amendments were added to the
bill which will necessitate the bill
going back to the Senate for concur
renee, of which there is no doubt,
and the bill then will go to Governor
Hoke Smith for his signature. which
has been practically pledged, and
prohibition will become a law In
Georgia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
Colonel Maus Reads the Riot Act.

Salinas, Cal. July Slowing to
the death OF Sergeant Hall as the re-
suit of drinking in one Of the numer-
Gus saloons near the Monterey Pre-
sidio. Colonel Maus has been read
ing a riot act to the Monterey civil
authorities. He has notified the
town marshal that he will insist upon
his closing all drinking houses which
are doing a fourishing business
under the guise of so-called soldier
clubs"
Should the places continue to re-
main open he states that he will
take the matter up with higher au-
thorities. In significant terms he
calls the houses pitfalls and con-
Quoted only for the purpose of feec-
ing the soldiers out of their money.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
STRANGER KILLS Two
BODIES OF TWO WOMEN FOUND
IN NEW YORK WITH FINGER
MARKS ON THROATS.

New York. July S1-The bodies OF
two women with the marks of the
stranger on their throats have been
found here within the last twelve
hours, and the police believe that one
man committed both crimes. Neither
of the victims have been identified.
One woman was found in an area
way on East Nineteenth street. The
marks of a thumb and a forefinger
were visible on her throat, and her
face and neck were smeare3 with
blood. She was about 27 years old
No one in the neighborhood heard
sounds OF a struggle.
The body of the other woman, also
the victim Of stranger, was found
last night in Twenty-second street
boarding house. The woman came
to the house with a man who gave
his name as Davis. Her body was
found last night In the room the
couple had occupied. A necktie had
been, knotted tightly around her
throat and she had been dead for
several hours. The blood vessels in
the neck were broken and the
woman's clothes were drenched in
blood. No trace of the man. who had
occupied the room with her, has been
found. The dead woman was about
~ years old.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
Turks and Greeks Do Battle.

Athens, July 31.-Thare has been
a pitched battle between Turkish
troops, supported by Beshi-Bazuks.
and a small band OF Greek insurgents
who had entrenched themselves In a
house in the outskirts OF Seres, Euro
pean Turkey, fifty miles northeast OF
Salonika.
The band was captured and wiped
out, but thirty men we're killed be-
fore the soldiers, aided by artillery,
succeeded in capturing the miniature
fortress. During the fighting the
Beshi- Bazouks pillaged over 1OO
houses and burned a number oil
Greek buildings in Seres.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
Crushed to Death Under Car Wheels.


San Francisco, July 31.-With his
lever turned to the full speed point.
Motorman o. w. Noel of Sutter
street car yesterday afternoon ran
down ]. A. Anderson. a cook, at the
corner of Steuart and Market streets.
knocked him across the rails and
rolled the car over him before stop
ping. The car had to be lacked up
to release the victim. He was ter
ribly mangled and died shortly after
being taken from under the trucks.
Inside OF a minute a mob Of 1000
men had gathered and made des-
perate attempt to seize the, motor
man, with cried OF Lynch him."
Hang him!" Hands were out
stretched to grab him when he was
rescued by the police.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-02
suspected Train Robber Caught.

Butte, Mont, July S1.--George
Tower was arrested today for hold
ing up the North Coast Limited in
March and the murder OF Engineer
Glow. Tower gives no information.
The landlady of a lodging house
identified him as lodgsr who
brought into her house the night be-
fore the murder the valise in which
afterwards was found the giant
nowder supposed to have been used
in blowing open the express safe.