davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-25
Weme @aarett.

unermibli9 in ieinem gifer, bas Bette au
Dieter, mas Der Warft liefert, bat ber betannte
9 @ubbdnbler 3err JAS. MARTIN e-
men nelen gorraib. bon Damea- mnb Rinber,
Sduben einselest, Der allies iibertrift, mas mir
bisber in oieier 8rande faben. Die banbse.
nGbten Sdube inb BON elmer 0eidtigteit rnb
elesana, um ieOen Gub, poaten iasen iebes
Sibden, gu s'sTsn: wir srluden BE Damsn,
ii9 bic nsaen Haaren ansuis9sn unS pc iDerOsn
men auf, ber fashionable Sd%abbdnbIer unierer
Staot au feip, uufre@t erbdlt.
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eaube nnS stiefe1 fir ben ssiuter.

Smnbe INN Sttefel tttt oea 1Sttter.
2aBt @u9 bur9 ni9ts abbalten, gu
@eorge &C.. @ulIiban, No. 249
Wef. @ommereefraBe, gu geben, tpenr
Sbr S9ube utb @ttefel brau9t. Gpl=
genbes foq entf9eioen, ob man ldnger
mod bobe Breife in anberr @ef9dften
be5ablen foll. Qerr Gulipar bat ben
fdmmtli9en Waarens8 orratb i'm Wers
tie bon mebreren Sauienb Dollars ers
fanben, unb nerfauft bas beriibmte
&epnolos 8ros. Gabrifat fit 9erren,
9amen, Giaber biaiger als irseno See
manb. S6ube fiir S9ultinber, tpel1e
ieit Sabren nit $1.75 be3ablt purben,
foiien bel Sulipan $3.50. I'm Neids
baltiafeit BON @ew6bnliditen Bis gum
5einitea ftebt @ualpan unibertroffen
ba. LOO. 3M1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-25

-pbotograpbisn, tpeTde in Gallo
10 @aIIerie, Alb OF 9ouiton>
StraBe genommen meroen, finb lit
ieber 9iniidt nDIfpmmel1 unb f6nnen
ni6t iibertroffen iperben. Mer cine
borafisliae photographic 3u mdbigem
preiie ptni6t, benz empfeblen mir mad
GalaDaps @alerie gu geben, uHb ct
mirb 3ufriebengeftelt nerben.
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Sur nod . @onate bis gum l. Sanuar unb
bis babin 5ietet fid bic @sIessnbeit bel 8 ARR
y a u M oil Der Commerce . Straben . Bride,
edte Beine, @ lisfess, 8ranbies unb @isarren
tu fpottbiuigen Brei'en su fanftn. Die Anaa.
ben, tpelde 2err Baum in BetreH feiner @aaren
maft, bepabrbeilen fd bis ms feinffe Detail
@r 1T oils reeuer geiddftsn,ann betannt uno
mem er bic 8erfidcruns sisbt, eaB er $3.50
Rrojent an feinen Waaren part, fam beriel.
ben uubebinat @lauben idenfen. 1,l0t3W
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gauieuoe faaett 10.

SIR. &. IS slttins, @irarb. Rani, fdreibt /:
Sd aosers nidt, meinen 6nnben 5br eleftriid
Bitter gu empfebIen. 81 errlnst iid a~lgemeine
3ufrieoenbeit unb b~erfauft fid raid. electric
Bitters i'll bic rsinffe unb bedbefannte Webisin,
bic Aieren. unb 9eberfranfbeiten beilt. Heiniae
oas Blnt uno require bic Berbauunesoreane.
Refine 6aniilie fam cine bic Weoisin fein. Sic
srlparen 9unberte bon Dollars in dr3tli6en
@ednunsen oas Sabr binburd.
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Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft.
@eAts, aeseniber BEN einsans gum erereier.
4les am Government Si4 befinbet fi4 Elm Iau.
fdises plasden, in ueldem Befuder bes Mi.
litarpoftens ftetS frifdes, taItes Bier antrefen.
Serr Mutb bat biele 8erbeferunsen bOrsenom .
n,en, 70 bab Der aufentbaIt in feinem 9otal fid
Az elmer iuirfliden erboluns sefaItet. Rein
Gremoer berfaume, ipenn er einen Musfus mad
benz @ooerumemt Sia madt ODER Dienfaa unb
Dsnnerfas Die Yarabe beiudt, bel Gapt. Mutb
oorsuipreaen. einbeimif@e unO frembe 8iere.
l9. y. t3R
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.Velvetine Powder" Dief
praparation tpurbe auert in Der preubif4en
Nrmee sesen berbribte uuo %srinbise 8lse, ae.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER Wunblaufen, aeaen
Eridelbise uno ale Der ueberbibuns bes Blutes
ent'prin9enben Sautfranfbeiteu anseipanbt.
Nls elm BUILDER fir aiuber ffebt es unabertrof.
len oa. Preis 20 @ents. praparirt unb aum
gertanf bel u. Greib, alamo Drug Store,
Gan Wntonio.
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ssm. Cinderella sdmb store

finbet man bic beffen 5olar Sip
S6ube;
Die feinfen un5 beiten e6ube unb
@tiefel;
Die bauerbaftefen Mrbeitsi6ube;
Cine grobe Muspabl BON 9erren> unb
&nabeufiefeIn;
Sen f96nften 8orratb bon 9amen>
f6uben uno Slippers;
&inberf6ube in ieber @r6Be unb
Aualitdt;
@ummif9ube unb @tiefel;
&eiiefofer unb &eiietaiden.
Sir ales 9ies gebe man gum
CINDERELLA S9ub<@tpre,
@de 9ouffonfraBe & Npe. s.
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@er iebt @elo iparen unb fiN sIeid,eitis bic
@enustbuung beri@afen mill, in Befib pabr.
bait rseler Waare au 9elansen. Der beIu6e
8aum's @ein. unb Giaarrenbanb.
lung. CT liefert @ud) pofitib bic 8eipeife fur
bic Ne6tbeit feiner importirten unb einbeimi.
iten @eine, Qiauore unb @iearren unb oab er
oieielben biliger ais irseno elm BbotefaIe Saus
in ODER auberbaIb Gan antonio ~pertouit.
Baum 1T entfdloien, bis sum l. Sanuar auf-
aurdiimen unb feinen aunoen ben Iuken ieiner
Mabnabn,en aufonunsn gu Iafen. 1,1otsM
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California @eine.

9err s. 5. MeDer, @boleiale
unb &etailbdnbler in Weinen, Mldmo
pla5a, 1T foeben bon ieiner bierten
Relie mad Californian a%uriidgetebrt.
gr fam iebt feline Gunben uro lami=
lien nit ben beften @orten BON @alifor.
mia Wein unb reinem 5raubensB raaop
perieben. &einen California @laret
pertauft er bic @a0one au 81. BORT.
unb anbere unperfdli9te Weine iinb
ftets ~bprrdtbig.
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6. &. m,iner. mhofe5of,

- 6. $. MiIer, @bofefale= un6
&etailbdnbler in Jarben. OeIen, @ns
fireihermateriaIen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtifeln gu Sem Sort
Preiien uno ma9t gang befonbers auf
ben gepdblten 8orratb bon gilbern:
@brOmos, &upfers unb Stablftiden,
OelgemdIoen uno pbantaiie Bilberr
aller Dirt, ferner auf bic gef9maduolle
Muswabl BON 8%ilberrabmen Der aller-
mobernifen Gorm unb auf bic .Mles
umfafenoen 3eidenmaterialen auf=
mettfam. MGe Muftrdge fur irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau6en peroen prompt
ausgeftbrt; gilber bon iecer @r6Be ein=
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli9f
f9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
fflaaen.
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@erane 10 mt.

Biele geipifenlofe 8ertdufer mosen gud ia.
gen fe baden 9eiImittel fir Suften unb Grfal-
tunsen. bic seraoe 70 gut finb aIs Der alte
anperldiise Or. Botanic Suftsns unb 2unaen.
Ssrup. uno ipenn ibr nidt oarauf belfebt bic.
ies Setlmtttel gu e~rbalten, perbet ibr fcbr on.
gefabrt tusrben- Preis so Gents unb $1.OO.
Werfanft bel s. aaIteyer G CON.
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Dead Shot" Serep @orm 2int.
ment tpitft fi9er uno fdnea. Diefes Eminent
tOotet bic Birmer ausenblidIi9; b6It Giiesen
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIN @aier a~ufaeIof
III es elm ausseSeidnetes Seilmittel gegen iraenb
tpelde @unoea beim Yieb. Nreis so Gents.
Vraparirt uub gum 8erfauf Bel u. Dreie,
San Nntonio. 1876 tulp
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SamprrbpiSeu SetlmitteI.

PU"'DttH0tUeW PetIHttIteI.
Sdmorrboioen baben gemobnli9 borber>
gebenoe S6mer3en i'm &iden, 2enoen nnb benz
unterleibe 70 Sab Der @otient sIaubt ieine Die.
rem, ober bic nddfen Srsaue ieien in einem
franfbaften 8uftanoe. 3eitueiie iinb 9eiden
BON llnberoaulidfe,t gesentuartig, ole Bld.
bung, nnbebaslidteit beS Masens etc. Fine
Jendtisfeit mie Sdpeib, Elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadoem man marm
piro, TT elm gepObnlider 8esIeiter. 8Iinoe,
blutige uno iudenoe Samorrboioen ipersen
bnr9 einmalisen @ebraud bon Dr. 8ofonfo's
Sdmorrboioen 9eilmittel, peldes brett auf bic
frantbaften SteIen e~inpirft, bic Sumor ab.
%iorbirt, bas beftise SUDDEN befeitigt unb cine
oauernbe SeiIung berborbrinst, absefent.
YreiS 80 Gents. Mbbreiire: 9be ST.. Boionto
Mebieine 60, Wiqua, Ohio.
8ertauft bel s. Ralteber & Con.
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19r ginen groBen Yprratb BON fer
tigen 9errentletbern- 9oh=
5eits= uno @eieai6afts= Nn3iise Spe3iali
tdt = finbet man bel Paueoaf # &
Sobn. Qualitdt porai9li@; preife
bilig.
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liefeit be5ei6nen. itnb 10 3ablrei1, pie
bic Sormen ber SrinfgefdBe. Wer ie=
mails an ben Brh1ter Der alma mater
log, ueib, baB piele unierer berrliafen
yolfslieoer - Srinflieoer lino, uno ih
bin iiber5eust, baB iener liebenspirbi=
&c &ultusminifter, Der bas unfterbfi1e
Sleb bi6tete: p@erab' aus benz Mirtbs=
baus fomm' i'd berausl" beim enigen
Hteientommers Der alien 8arben prG=
lioirte.
IS 1T b%eut3utase bebenflid, einen
tlelner pS1fDips" au baben, tpdbrenb
man in friiberen Sabrbunberten ein
iol6es niber bic S1nur bauen" melt
gemntbli6er b~eurtbeilte. Wie ib fdon
oben %ertpdbnte, iinb es namentlid vunz
iere liebeu Grauen", pel9e am beftigs
item gegen ben S9oppen etfern; aber
aud bic nf66ne Melt" bat ftets germ
getneipt unb mdren bic Srauen nidt
bur9 Site unb @enpbnbeit mebr auf
oas 0aus angemieien, itdnben fie burb
Bsruf uno our1 Nuslbung bieies ober
telies Gei9aftes eben 10 i'm 6ffentli6en
Seben pte bic Mtdnner, bann bliebe er1t
nod ab5uparten, Db tie urs nidt be-
0enfll9 &onfurren5 MAIDEN miirbeu.
DAB bic Jrauen Neigung gu vlangen
S1bungen" baben, bemeiien geniigiam
lhrer rGahees", bel oeneu es nift beim
Sbdlben Motfa bleibt; ionbern mei=
items unb gem0bnli6 madt cine 8Omle
iiBen puni6es ben S6luB Ser Mnba9t.
Sn fruberer 3eit fanb man bies eben=
falls nidt f6limm. So erbielten 9of=
oamen peters bes @rpBen f9on fritz
Morgens elm Quart 8rannttpeiu gum
vWunbausfpiilen", nie 3art umi9rieben
nurbe, unb bic i66ne, CARTE liebli6e
Nnna Bolena genoB gum Jriibftid our
gefeu9tung beg S6mar3brooes uub
eines-pfunbes Sped 3pei &riige far
fes porterbier, tpie bic @bronifen mits
tbeilen.
Nm 1oie Der bairil6en 6er3oge
muBten aud carte @belfrdulein BEN riez
ienbaften @ilfommenbumpen lesren,
Der cine 10 groBe Quantitdt Wein ent=
entbielt, Dab beute beber5te Mdnner
unb erprobte Srinfer baoor auriid=
i1reden tpiirben.
IS TT elm 6ffentli6es @ebeimniB,
baB in 2onbon unb Hem=Oorf, pobI
aud in petersburg, bic 9amen Ser TO-
genannten guten @eieIi9aft ibre beims
li6en @lubbduier baben, mo geipielt
unb ge3e@t pirb. $50 in Mmerifa Sic
beu6lerii6e Semperenaler : Wirtbi9oft
am drsifen bauit, iinb aud bic s rauen
bic un0uloiamiten, aber beimli1 lafen
fe fi9 bur6 gefdaige Mer3te nftdrfenbe
Mr5neien" perf6reiben un0 man6er
NpOt6efer pirb babur6 gum rei9en
Manre.
Sd fannie cine alte Dame, bic ffets
frdnfelie uno mebiainirte; feIbif i'm
Gifenbabnzgoupee fiiIte iie nit a~itterr=
Der 9anb ben vgBl6feI" als geipi7en=
bafte Batienten. Sas Mroma Der Me=
bi5in bate bel Mebnli9feit nit ienem
BON gutem altem portmein.
Gum S1lufe biefer fleinen Betra6s
tung rufe i1 allen 2elern unb 6reuns
ben zines gemiiibli6en S9oppens ELM
fr6bli6es rprolt!" unb elm bpnnern=
oes nS6mOaisl" su unb Der 6immel
erbalte uns MIen etnett gefun3en Durft !
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gSmt. s. Cuttcriine & Co..

Ylumber8 u. @a8sUitter8,
S35 OF. Souftonfrabe, Gun s~lntonio. Babe.
pannen, Sturabdoer, @aHerelofets, Marmor.
%platten, @ummiidlaude, 8lei- uno Giienrob.
rem, 8ierapparate uno @asfxtures auer grt.
@ae auftrdse psroen prompt aussefIbrt.
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Suits
sstt a5 aabrsss tss gsbraaaJ.
6arfleibfafeit.

yuff's 3tlrts finb Set berartisen Shlen be5cns
8 S~eeisnet; cine Dchs bewtrft eine lplGe Ges
,tblSrerAnberans, tab Der Patient bariber ~erifaunt.
Eie ftdrtctt ben a1ppefit unb perurfu6et, bop
sSrgaHismuS tarn RE eenabrt, unb turH lire
fcfsfdje RDtrfuug auf BITE Gsroauuuesorgntte
We @eeeIrtdbigfett bes gtubIean0S berteiz
5sFasEt. 4rti5 IS GtS. A @urrap st., q. ..
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= Wet 8ersniigen an elmer gemiitbs
li6en partie 8tlarb finbet, Der beIu1e
Charts Billiard 9alIe, Scr. 9
IL, Mlamo @trabe. 8or3usli9e @es
1eQfhaft, Z Slide.
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sIntt's 0aars Tarbuuagmittel.

Cranes apts. pber Bart-6aar bur@ cine einsige
arpfieaticu hif5e6 GirbeiiitfrIS tn pIan3ensss
Gdcuar5 rertrcnbelt. G8 irtrft ouf Der Gte1s, cine
ratarlt8e Sarbe rerfetbenb. Set 2yptbefern sn
5asens cher 9essH @iurfsr9 ron 81 per GIprc5 pers
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Dfmfrmann 9ros.
alamo plasa.
uno Gancp Groceries, Meine,
Wbisfies II. (. 70. u. I. 10.

NluHIu Yludu.
Stapel uno Gancp Groceries, Meine,
Mbisties u. I. 10. u. I. 10.
I'm NIT benz @orraib gu rdumen
berfaufen iie einbeimiide unb impor<
tirte Weine gum &~ofienpreiie uno 3tpar:
california WeiBs unb &otbmeine,
Nngelita, @berrD, &iesling unb fran=
50fl9e glarets bel Der @aIone.
81 Fenmeine:
G%loesbeimer,
Sobanntsberger,
9o9beimer,
Molelbllmhen,
2aubenbeimer.
Gbateau Margaur.
@bateau 2afitte,
gbateau ga Stole,
Chateau 8ouiQae.
Sie gangbarten Marfen BON Chant
pagner.
Seine Wbisfies BEL ser @anone.
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Bauer.
6 Il. Narten

MOrbieite BON atautO %tasa,
8tgenH6er bon 9u8o 3 Gdmeleer, neben
benz alamo>p cfeI.
1sut sfar, Gitb iinb aemp's Bier
IN 3apf. Seine Gisarren.
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paT 2aBt Cure Mn3iige BEL pan=
c 0 # & Sobn MAIDEN, neI9e bic
beiten Waaren, Die bette Nrbeit unb ben
beiten S6nitt liefern.
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sar pancoat & 81 FIN baben
bic neueften Moben in 9hten aller
Dirt.
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mYYTo DAnED may be found on file at Geo.
IBID AZ En- P. Rowell & Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau Q0Spruce ST. where advertising
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-25
FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
40 West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and vii ship by express
or o terwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, xxx Select and Select oysters in
barrels ind half barrels to order.
Every variety of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs.
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde $ for country filed pro- pity and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the CITY.
l am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which / refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1863.
lo,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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Lucchese Bros,
e d u + ut a d. E r.

@tiefeI bon 81 bis $l1, edube bon $3.50
Bic 50 80. Damenidube baIb gu befublen uab
Nbfdse so Gents, Serrenldube bon rs Gents
bis ST.. anfertigmns bon D~amenl6uben cine
Speaialitat. Neue Moben erbalten mir ieben
Wtoaat bon Rarts. 6,1OS3M
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-10
THE TALLnsT MAN N r41
WORLD.

Chang, the famous Chinese oant !
at present visiting It Ottawa. Hs NJ
completed : tour Of Europe, appeared
before all the crowned heads IN the east,
and had the pleasure Of appearing twiss
before the Queen Of England, who vssy
kindly presented him with : magai6esae
gold watch weighing two aud ! halt
pounds. The Prince Of. Wales also pFss
sented him with gold enuff boz and an.
autograph letter. He wears 1 keantts
diamond ring presented BY the Euporss
Of Germany. Chang showed biz visitosss
large punber Of costly presents, diamonds
in abundance which he received from thct
dignataries Of Europe. Strange 70 rslats,
while Chang is remarkably well developed
and compactly built, his hands are q
delicate and elegant sine and NJ sia
will Ct an ordinary mans finger soaafort-
ably. Ills dress when travelling oOasists
Of tho ordinary American make q sar.
ments. At present ho wears heAat3V)!y
made brown frock coat, and smokiag
cap conceaIs ! six-foct qseuA Chang
now proposes to return TO his heas IN
Peking; bpt before doing y WY MT
this coast. He is a thorough liasaist.
and speaks English, French, Gernae8 ~
Spanish auentlI He i. qRaoahasi!y
the tallest man in the world, bsiss sgle
feet two inches 10 bsisht apd -
420 pounds His shsst I1safs
inches and an ordinssy - - ess.s
walk under his arn. Whea IT. M,
before the public he drenss "a
Chinese costume aid 70 = vcyt 3 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The foe
lowing real estate will be sold at reasopabl
rates.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-10
NUDlHER 4


Iourtsfs who arrived yonterd4y ~
the Ycllowstone National Psrk bsinle
news Of ! attAsody whisA Vim " ! sl.sd ~
10 tho friends 81 Gan. o. o. HowAsd "A
family, O. "Wednesday q Thsr 3 v
last week, Jahn Howard. l9:yyssldits
500 " The gallant soldiss, Shoe M hifIlii 4
With suicidal intent. and i y liksly ths
death has cuslsd before this sims 4, &
shot was fred 81 10 right ~ i
the ribs, and vent .hroagk ~ ~.
Il happencd that 10 expsissccd ~, -
was 4 hAsd, md 10 ye1ng -
Mad tho bsss medical treasnAssE
tainable. The IA adair osessp
1T Fire Holc basin il. ~ Yslkto
National Park, about sixty niIss ~
Cinnabar, the terminal statioa 4 ~
Northern Pacific park branch. ~. uisk
bis iather, his brother James, md ! p1lty
Of ladies who wcrs doing the psrk, ha1.
campcd there. Early II ths norSiag x
the day the deed Wa done. yossa Ilsw-
ard expressod tho intcntion n takinf A.
life, and seized l revolver for this purpo
but was disarmsa asd apparcaily quiels
Later III tho day 10 made ! sssoad ~
tempt 70 take his lifc ~ tbrowisg hinsslf.
over cliff into whirlpool hsjow ~
falls, but was held back ~ M itiesl|S.
Upon the return of tho party y eaal,
Howard ia some naascr unknoWn y ~
other members of tho party, sscsrsd u
revolver and walking behind ! ~ 1hst
himsslf. There are two stosisa " ~
motive Of tho suicida One Asthas ~
was bctrothed % young hdy = ~
fathers party; that tbsy:had ! lovess,
quarrel and the ensagsnsns ~ bsoksa
Of Another y that Wills % rouls v
the park from the cast, he NJ ! y6nr,
lady with smother party, 40 - fouts y,
the park, and formed ! Strong attschm1t
for her. She did not recipfosats NJ
affection and % expressed herself
Among the arrivals from YsllowEaa&
park yesterday were Senator Chalss +.
Mandcrson and wife, Or Nybn1ka.
Learning that they had been i Gsa.
Howard'a camp after the terrible aaiisl
occurred, A Oregonian reporter called
on Senator M~nderson At the Esnond
last night, and repeating II suhstapce
what was given above, asked concerpiag
the truth Of saess reports. The sssasor
replied that il was truc that young How
ard had shot himself, but he neither coo-,
drmed nor denied the report that ~
decd was prompted b. n affair of ths
heart. Hs said: Ut win 10 psrfsolly
true to say that tho act vas oopmjited
during temporary alteration" Tho sena4
tor had just received report from th@
operator at Ciunabar, advising him that
at last accounts the young man ~ stili
alive, but that death from blood poisoning
was only 1 matter Of time. Il ~ long
days ride from Cinnabar, the Nearest
telegraph. station 70 Gen. Howard's. casr
at Fire Hole basin.
| Gen. Howard's wife vas visiting hsE
daughter At Vancouver and W. tsls~
graphed foe. She ssa,ted Sunday stteF..
noon, accompanied BY Cspt. Gray
Oregonian, lst inst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

lords a. such. Il is even said that
where there is strong opposition among
the laborers to the continuance Of the
Established Church, the opposition Is
one Of principle, and finds no personal
vent against the clergy as State PEN
sioners. More than this, the new voters
are reported to be fairly well educated
on the question Of the relations between
capital and labor able to appreciate
the need Of capital. while less willing
than ever to be influenced by money in
their political opinions or actions.
An electoral factor Of growing inn
portance is found in the spread of the
Tory Primrose League. This organiza-
ton is growing daily more powerful.
Through comprehensive organization it
is establishing lodges, which are called
habitations," in even the remotest
districts. These habitations are con-
Quoted on the principle Of the Ameri-
can campaign clubs, and managed with
the view to disseminate party litera-
ture and information and to keep alive
the party spirit and pride. Everything
possible is done to make membership
tempting and permanent. Ladies are
induced to join the habitations " and
perform missionary work in their in
terest, and all that money, social In
fuence. political literature. and talk can
do to catch or coerce votes is unspar.
ingly done by the Primrose League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
A Pier Burned.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, September l9.-The
new and costly covered pier of the
Royal Netherlands Mail Steamship
Company at the foot of York street,
Jersey City, was partially destroyed by
fire this morning, involving loss esti-
mated to be between forty and sixty
thousand dollars.
The fire is thought to have been
caused by the ignition Of the covering
of 1876 telegraph and telephone-wires,
which are laid along the stringers OF
the pier Immediately under the floor.
They were damaged, and telegraphic
communication between Jersey City
and New York in consequence is inter
rupted. The superintendent Of the
Netherlands pier says that neither fire
nor gas is used about the premises.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany reports that liz of their wires
have been destroyed by this fire. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
lost 81. The New York and New Jer.
sey Telephone Company had "a wires
destroyed. The cable opposite the pieI
is also broken, and Geographic commu'
nication between New York and New
Jersey can only be mad by way of the
Weehawken cable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

Line. was IN collision with the steamer
Aurania, Of the CunArd Company, ct
$3.50 p. ii. to-day about three ship
lengths from the inner Farewell buoy,
In Gidncy's channel. Both vessels
were outward bound. The Republic
had her stem broken off about two
feet above the water line, while the
Aurania was damaged on the port
counter. None Of the passengers or
crew Of the steamer were injured.
The Aurania lowered boat to
ascertain the extent Of the Republics
damage, but shortly afterward proceed
ed on her journey. The Republic was
making her first trip under the charter
held by the Inman Line. A sail was
placed over her damaged stem and she
was steamed back TO her dock. Her
injuries will detain her here for two
weeks. A panic occurred among the
women and children aboard the Repub-
lie at the time Of the accident, but it
lasted only short time. The Repub-
lie does not leak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
The Georgia Insurance Law.
IBy telegrnph to the Dispatch. J


NEW YORK, September l9.-ln view
Of dispatches from Georgia received here
by fre-insurance companies doing bust
ness in that State, indicating the proba-
BILE passage of the valued-policy law by
the Georgia Legislature, a meeting OF
such companies was held to-day at the
rooms of the New York Board of Fire
Underwriters, at which it was unani-
mously resolved g. that the passage of
the pending bill would compel the COM
panies TO decline insuring any property
affected by its provisions"
All the agents Of these companies in
Georgia will be at once notified of this
action. Should the bill become law
a very large amount of property in
Georgia will be rendered uninsurable by
those companieS.