The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

nrandest work Of the hand of CoS
ID mt do 1t - Texas Telephone,
There is great deal OF solid ruth in
the above. 1t has been been the rule
In all ages of the word that man should
DO the protector of woman. and Tor a
yoHnS man to take a Young ladV nv
the arm, not only looks impolite, Init
loOks as though the "little feIlowr was
too small and delicate to let a younv
LADY depend upon him for support
wills Point Chronicle,
-, THE TRsE INwARDNEss OF IT.
The Galveston News is a fair news
paper, as newspapers 20 In Texas
With no fixed political opinions; the
advocate OF every corrupt scheme or
Job brought to the surface; the de-
tender OF Davis and his corrupt admir- o.
lstratlon; the supporter and sponsor of
| Ochlltree, 1t has come to look upon
itself as omnipotent in ali things. Elk.
TENDED q prince'y patronage by the
BUSINESS men OF Galveston and the
! citizens of tho State, it has seemingly
grown into the belief that all compoti-
| tors are intor!OpcrS, and that distri.
button OF the public'5 patronage is a
virtual withdrawal from it OF what
legltlmatelY it could claim as its own.
Inc merchants OF Galveston some
months since began TO withdraw their
laVors, aud to-day the News does not
control tho patronage in its own city
that Is enJoYed by inc most UMPIRE.
tentious local journal in the State. A
glance at its advertising columns will
satisfy any one OF the truth Of this
statement. Aud ia this fact, most
| probably, can b9 found the true reason
| al faF I'll
ing q "branch" at Dallas. But does
anyone suppose its course in Dallas, If
II ever does succeed in securing foot
hold there, Will be different from that
heretofore pursued in Galveston? Not
az all. The News ~ empbadcally a
| business euterprise, and those Cit-
zens OF Dallas who have aided and on
couraged it in locating there will vet
find that they have "paid dearly Ger
their WHISTLER Fort Worth Mail.
THOU ART THE MAN!
Since putting in type the editorial
article on this page under the caption
"a Fanatical Yraducer," we see from
THE DALLAS HERALD thst this man
Hoffman is charged with committing
a most atrOciOus crime, That of seduC-
ing q young girl about four years ago,
for which crime he was either sus-
I pended or expelled from the church.
Since reading TIE HERALD's article
we have found a gentleman in this
city who personally knows this 20.
called diYlne, his name being Henry
Orlan Hoffman. This gentleman IN
forms us that Hoffman was charged
with committing a similar crime In
! Quincy, Ill, in 1915, his victim being q
servant girl in his own household. lie
received the girl into the church that
morning, and committed the crime, as
charged, that night. de was tried for
TINS honiOus oitense, ard although
the girl testified TO the facts before
the conference, Hoilmsn, by some
chicanery, managed to escape convic-
ton, although the majority of his
church believed him guilty. The girl
| died year or two gtterward in the
hospital at Quincy, and on her death
bed confessed to tho presiding elder
and his wife that Hoffman mad seduCed
her, and that no had frequent criminal
| connections with her. Henry Orlan
Holman, thou art the man! You are
the self same "ominout Methodist d.
vine" who traduces q gentleman as
far above you morally or otherwise gs
God Is above domons,-L LGmpssss
Eagle
SABINE PASS, THE PORT.
| Just at the present time Sabine Pass
/ is enjoying prominence in this re-
! spect which bids fair TO worry Calves.
ton. Sabine Pass is the natural hsr-
| Dor OF half OF two States, Texas and
Louisiana, AZ respects cotton, cereals
and minerals, and as to its lumber in
| terest5 ofa region still OF greater extent
| the pineries naturally tributary thereto
| being estimated by an agent oil the in
terror department at G5OO0O0O 600 for
! Texas, 10000. 100000 for l.Ouisi.
ana, ana 2O,OOl,0JD0l0 for lowe r
! Arkansas A railroad has been re-
! Gently extended 20 miles into the
Texas prairies, upon which 20 miles
have been already erected, for con.
| yort,ng the lumber into understandable
! form, Tho back country tributary Il
the Sabine river outlet rs represented
10 he exceedingly ieroii9 90 q large va
riety Of Southern productions, iu-
Guiding prominently OF course, cotton
sugar and corn, the yield OF cotton
being put down at 200 pounds of lin
per acre. Corn yields 10 bushels pei
acre; OF sweet potatoes o yield OF 2jl
bushels has been known. All yege
tables are said 10. be produced in lnNu
rant abundance, and also such trOpi
cal fruits as oranges, lemons etc
III Paris News.
40 BE CONGRATULATE.
Some time since tho Statesman
placed an order with the Campbel
Printing Press company, OF New York
FOR tho construction OF one OF theil
improved, new style printing pre5sel
with folding, FASTING and trimming
attachments. This now machinery
will DO finished and shipped from NeV
York some timO during tho present
month, and it Is the intention OF the
management 10 bRyo II In position by
tho 10th OF September, or sooner
II possible, An entire out
III Of new type aud oihel
material necessary 10 @ perfect mod
ern newspaper tiioe has also been or
dored and will be received IN q shor
time, and ON tho date above mentioned
tho Statesman will be changed 10 m
olght page paper; greatly improved IN
general appearance and make up, con
forming 10 modern taste aud style
ailordiug advertisers better facilitio,
and increasing tho space for reading
matter. Special Geographic service
from all important nolnts in ToNgl
will bO resumed September /. TIT
Statesman is ono of the permanen
institutions Of Austin, ana Il Is hop0t
, that our effort 10 lurnish a iirstclas
paper will meet with hearty and gen
e.ous approciation,-IAustin States
man.
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