Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
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bruiled around that he had plenty Of lhI
"kelIer" on hand dnd designed establishing
zone GRAND saloon, with restaurant attach,
ed" in our midst. Some of cur citizens bil
At the gliilering bair-he Was elbowed around
town. made conditional purchase OF an eligi,
BE stand, fixtures. Ne, drew checks on the
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, for large sums
OF money, drank numerous bottles OF cham,
paigne, ieasted on the iht Of the land told
lsundry witty stories. AT which his auditors as
in duty bound, laughed heartily, and for the
nonce was lard of all he snrveyed-in horn,
Rut, alas, SAD ID teldte; one fine morning the
gentleman took French leave Of his numerous
friends and admirers and left without settling
his bill with "mine host" WE'LL reader, We
don't like to be personal, but II some peopb
didn't "look like they had let n bird GO" we
are much mistaken, and all that is now neces'
sary TO make certain individuals look blank Is
I'd enquire il any one has seen DR.. Frederick
Jules de Lacoste2 From ali the information
we can gather, we are Of the opinion that he
is an impostor and it wonld be well for the
people of Texas TO treat him MS such. lie is
about thiry.fve years Of age, five feet ten or
eleven inches high, sandy hair, wears n small
goalee, speaks rather broken aud is very talk.
ative pretends TO be a man OF means, tal S
of trading in horses, &C., says he has daugh.
ter going to school in Richmondi Virginia,
that he was exed from France for political
reasons pretends to be acquainted with all
the prominent Masons Of the country, and
that he is himself Mason; from evidences
in OUT possession we are enabled 10 pronounce
him an impostot, and warn all good Masons
against him. He sometimes passes under the
ASSUMED nahies o.! Jules de bavrisea, T. Rich.
ards and Dr.. Lacoste; but il is likely he as
sumes different name at evefy place hc si5ps.
Pass him around for he is an unmitigated
scamp.-Trinity Adeocate.
The above torthy came to Galveston n fewv Is
ago Made large professions Of his wealth and
ness connections. Married u wido. on three lay
ac1uaintancc-borrowed ten dollars from the Lodge
of Masons. Went to IIcmpstead-hired n horse and
buggy to drive six iniles-wtnt on to Anderson
put his horse and buggy up at the livery stable and
went out to shoot some bir,ls-.ncycr returned We
next heard of him cnquiring for Huntsville, IA place
he will find after awhilc) but as we came II 7 from
Ier.pstcad, we found his registered at the ho-
tel Mt Wheelock for Dallas. On enquiry we found
that he had been there the night teCurc-toll some
cock and bull story about his horse having been stolen,
and borrowed fftccn dollars from the Masons 1t
seems he has next turned up at Palestine, and has
been ",loing' the good people of that town lie is
n plousible rascal. He travelled be,'w under the
name of F. Richards and is q DR.. His wife and
her little daughter were at SHELLS hotel, Hemp
stead, when we left there. Mnsons in particu
l'r o"s"' 10 suaru 'sll"s' 'ne scamp
w. ,rs r,,i6c1 f. find from fine following that the
a,r."ao. v m s ,moon Jn,,n. g W pasrnnl ana ,ron
~ y; "e'., ,.e , i.an s,,,c,,tor;,,.
L. s. Anderson OF Austin nave 'ee' satisfactorily
/ adjusted c.,a -.
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osan co''le'e"Ie 'e .Hee" M' t,; - ~, y. HI ear
defsoSsahd myse,l, | nave e, hahaeu MT" .he lo.'
loving remarks wn'sn VIII; wl aPpeat ~ 'o,,o' rood
rows lnte'ligencef ana "hlch nave pee" "s'eeu
upon us sh's'ac'oey 10 oo'" p''s' sf H.. ~ t3,n,,r
10 ms apProVai ol 'le accounts o' '"e "o''e
ffin,gr' r.
we WiSh 10 say u,s!'hc'.y 'ho' w "''I,ns
that ~ we nave Puoisheu III reverence 10 '"t W.
lIc ff'nter, from the i,rst nave we 'n'enaea 10
chargs or intimate e'lher ulrecuy OF i'afee..y,
,ha' Mr. ANDERSON mas peen gu'.ay o, oi e'u,I u"
oe charged WIN any.n'ng c'an''n9e u, .'e wv
snsn.est oegree IN MS opp'oVa' o' any "e'
coun.S' % .,,e ,...
we nave saia oeiore, ana we repeat ',a'
we d't,ef with Mr; Anderson only as 10 4ls
construction OF the law which governs MS au-
ties, and that we allow him his difference OF
or impugnitg his i!.Stitess ..
awe say this much in orler.ts do that jus
tice to Mr.. Anderson Mhlth he has the right
to demand. GEO. w. PASCHAL.
Austin; Texas, 3Oth Sept 1853"
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