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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
usIanb.

= Ser proiettirte Balttf9e garaI
ion aud fir ben 0erfebr Der ar6Bten
Seef6ffe eingeri6iet meroen. Waan
bat bere9net. baB idbrli6 etma $4,000
S9iffe oenielben paifiren uiiroen. Ser
tteue Canal Diirbe fiir bic ssabrt bon
gOnbon nod ben preuBii9en Office.
9dfen Stettin, Dause, &6nissberg &C..
elne 3eiteriparniB BON % @tunoen
bebeuten. 9ie Sur1fabrts @ebubren
tperben ii9 auf Is Gents pro Sonne
belaufen. Ser gan3e gau fol in lieben
Sabren bollenbet iein.
= Ser beuti9e MfrifasReiienbe Gin
malb bat an bic 26lnif1e 3eitung Be-
ri9tet, baB er ergiebige @olbminen i'm
3ulu=Sanoe entbeft babe.
= HuBlanb bat benz Jiirfen Nleran.
Der eroffnet, baB es Der 8ereinigung
OfzRumeliens nit 8ulsarien unter ieiz
ner Gesierung 3uftimmen msroe unter
Der Bebingung, baB bic buIaariide
polltif iid fets berienigen GuBlanos
unteroronen merbe. &uidide Agenten
intriguiren gegenmdrtig in 8elgrab auf
bic Gattbronung bes G6nigs WhIan su
8unifen bes 6uriten Garageorgeplti6.
Oas englffe @abinet belt einen
Wtlnilterratb ab, I'm su Der gdn3li6
perdnberien parlamentariI6en @iiuas
tlon Stellung gu nebmen. 9ie Hegies
rung 1T geneigt, ben irii9en NatiDlliten
iniOfern elm 3ugeitduoniB gu MAIDEN,
als he ben Srldnbern cine Selbltper=
maltung Der Counties gem1bren mU.
Von einem irii6en parlamente in Duz
blin bagegen mill man 91ihts mifIen.
Sn einem 2eitartitel fpridt lid aud Der
Sonboner vStanbarb" bonn 13. Deeeme
Der blreet gegen ienes 8erlangen parz
neus aus. gr iagt, gnglanb tpiirbe
geraoeau Selbitmorb bege6en, peun es
ii9 in oielem puntte na6siebig seigen
riiroe. Der alte @labitone pir6 nit
grlefen, in benen man ibm gum &as.
fad Der Wablen gratulirt, f0rmlid,
ilberi6tittet. Sie 2onboner Bldtter
publiciren elm ofenes S6reibem bes
alten @rpremiers, in bem ct f9 fir
bieie @liidmiini6e bebanft.
= Die oSimes" perbarrt babel =
ttob bes amtliden Wiberipru9es BON
Seiten bes fran36iif6en Minifers be
Grepcinet-oaB in Maoalap Documente
aufgefunoen wOrben ieien, iuelde betpei.
len, oaB elm S6ub= unb 3rubbiinbniB
smii6en Granfreid uns girma beiians
ben babe.
= 9ie parlamentarii6e Gommiliion
Der fran30liiben Teputirtenfammer,
tpelbe iiber bic Grb6bung Der ginfubrz
a0lle auf ameritanifdes @etreibe unb
S6la9ipieb gu beratben bat. tonnte 3u
feiner gnti6eibung gelansen, oa genau
bic 9dlfte fur bic @rb6buns unb bic
anbere bagegen mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

5urud3uteDren, glaubte Deioenftein, Der
n@ init benz gan5em 2eibe au ibr ber=
umseorebt bate, oaB fe i'm anieben
miiroe = es eei6ub ni9t. Sbr 6aupt
mar 10 ttef 9efenit, als mollte fie ieinen
Bid permeioen, ibre 1ube bemeaten
ll9 70 lansfam uno i6per, als mdre
Slet barin gemeien. Na1oem lie binaus
mar, eri1leaen 5mei @efamgenmdrter
NIT 9anbi6ellen, UNI @homburg su
tefeln uno ab5ufiibren. Ser Hduber
lsltete feinen Wiberltanb; er bate oas
urtbeil rernommen, obne einen 2aut
bon lt1 gu geben, obne nit elmer Wim=
per au 3uden. Nls aber iebt bic GeiIeln
an islnen Sdnben Thirteen, mari er pl6b=
ll9 Die Mrme in bic 96be, iein 6aupt
lant rlidlings in ben 9taden unb feline
gum Dimmel geri6teten Mugen perbrebz
ten fi9 = cine unperitdubll9e, fbauer=
li9e Bemegung. Damn folste er ben
Wdrtern, Die i'm BON beiben 5eiten an
ben S9ultern padten unb binausfabrs
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

= Sn Paris nurbe elm Sobn bes
beriibmten Malers WfeiHDnier ppn ei=
mem tollen 9unne gebiiien. Ser Gnabe
ipuroe fofort gum profeKor pafteur ge=
bra6t, Del9er lbn 3u retten perli6erte.
Wan fiebt 6em grfolge Der palteur' f6tn
Smpfung nit geipannter grmartung
entgegen.
= Nus ManbaIaD fommt bic Srau=
erbotf6aft, baB Der beiIige - pelBe
glepbant berenbet lit. 9lus Geiunb=
beitsriidii6ten berboten bic gngldnber,
ben Gaoaper-tDie fonft iibli1-unter
feierll1en geremDnien brei Sage lang
aus3uitelen, tporiiber bic 8irmanen iebr
entriiifet fem ioaen. Sem 2ei6enbe
gdngniB beg beiligen Sbieres mobnte
e'ne unabiebbre Menge bel. Ser @ie=
phant bemobnte BET 2ebSeiten ein pra6ts
poaes palaifartiges @sbdube, bidt ne
ben benz S6loffe oes G0nigs Sbebam.
Gin Correspondent beg 2onoomer Stan>
barb, meld1er burd allerIei @6li9e
3ulaB gu pSeiner 9eilisfeit" erlangte,
berli6ert, Der elephant fei gar ni6t
meiB setpefen, ionbern babe nur elm
paar teaergrobe ibmubigmeiBe Glede
gebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

Oie Wageflagten muroen mieber ber=
eingefiibrt, unb mdbrenb bas gefdab,
eti6ienen bic @el6moreneu in lanefam
feierii6em 3uge. gfa1oem tie plaB ges
nommen, erbob fi1 Der Obmaan, um
NIT na1bridli9er Stimme ben Dabr=
fpru1 Der @ef6morenem au berfiinben.
Sbomburg er0ffnete ben Heigen; ale
Gragen, bic i'm betrafen, maren nit
1ia" beautwortet: fdulbig, i9ulbig uuo
abermals fbulbig aller ibm 5ur 2alt ae=
legten Sbaten.
Bon ben brei Grasen, bic fi6 auf
Marie 2iide be5ogen, hieB bic Nntmort
auf bic erife nnein" nit n1ebr als fieben
Stimmen = ni6t f9uIbig ber Begiiu=
ifisung oes &dubers au eigenem 0ors
tbeile =, auf bic 5meite .ia1 nit alien
Sm6lf Stimmen -f9uloig Der 8egin=
ltigung beg adubers, um ibn Der Bss
ftrafung gu ent5ieben -, auf bic brittle
sia" nit alien 5m6lf Stimmen = iie
bate ibm bic geibilfe als Mageb6riae
angebeiben laien.
Als Dieies brittle unb lebte ria" er=
t6nte, 3udte cine Hammenbe gt0tbe iiber
0eioenlteins @efidt; NIT einem Stud
'uarf er oas Daupt berum uub iab oem
Ndo6en bo0 In bas 8efi6t. Nn Dem
ifrableaDen Nusbruf bes @ltides in feis
nen 3iigen erfannte iie. oaB ibre Sadie
gut ftanb, uu6 tuIe betdubt itarrten ibre
Augen cine Secunbe lang in bic feinigen
Der Staatsanmalt erbo6 fi1 uno
iie1te feline 4ntrdge. Die Gi9ter uers
idmanpen i'm Neben3innier, um f6
iiber Das llrtbeil i6ldiiig gu MAIDEN;
ueni9e Nugenblide oarauf erfdienen lie
iuisber I'm Saale. 3m6lf Sabre 3udt.
9aus fur S9omburg, Greiipredung fir
nfarle Side, 10 lautete bas llrtbeil, bas
per ptdlioent nit t0nenber Stimme Der
fiinoete.
@ls Oas Mdb9en bies bernabm, Bee
grilT ne, oaB iie gerettet iei; fie fant an
oie Tndlebne Der 4ntlagebanf aurld
unb bebedte bas @elidt NIT ben Odns
ben; 3miiden ben sefprei,ten Tinaern
lab man Die buntle Glnth Sie ihre
Wansen beeedte unb f6 bis in bic
SltlH 9tuuuI3uU.
! No6 einmal erbob ii9 6eioeuifein
BON feinem SiBe, oiesmal nid1t lana
fam uno edig, iOnbern tpie nit einem
Sprunge. gr ftelIte ben Nntrag, Marie
9iide iOfort Der 9aft gu entlaiIen. Ser
prdlibent iab bic &i9ter ginen nad)
benz 4noern an, @iner nod benz Nns
bern nlfte ibm f6weiseno su; er famo
auf:
Sie Ingetlagte pirb, Dem 4ntrage
bes 8ertbeioigers semdB. fOfort in Grel.
belt gefeBt." Die S1purgeri1tsper=
han0lung NOR beenbet.
Als Warie 2lide bic Nnflagebant pers
lieB. um nod einmal in bas 3immer,
In wel9em iie Dorbia getommen mar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
(Gortfssuns folst.)
1tntbdtigfeit tit aefabrupI,

unibdti9feit Der Nieren unb Der Sarnblafe
1T gefabrooa. 9ierenfranfbeitsn barfnad,aifer
unb perbdngaiBroIiter Nrt baben oieies I'm.
fangsbmptom. Dies unbead'et lliien, beist,
iie einlaben. Softetter's Maaenbit.
tiers bat bic befonoere Gisenfdaft, bic Sarn.
obionberung uno slusleeruns gu einem NIT Der
@elunobett pertrdgIiden @raoe une nid3t tpetei
an5ureaen. Us III fein Mttel our aufreisuna
oleler Srsane ipe be nidJt meD,ainif1en I'M
@arfte befinolidsn stimulaniien. So erwedt
fte leoialid, lueun ibre 5bdtiafeit unb Qebens
trait obaenommen bat. Oiefe itimulirenoe uno
ftdrtenoe Sbatigfeit ubt bas giltere aleidfaus
anf bic Ddrme, bic 9ebsr unb ben Maaen aas.
Gs fpenoet Rterenfranfbeit ob. turirt Dpspeplie,
perbiitet nnb beilt S9utieIieber unb beleitiot
@auisfeit uno Sartleibi9ieit. @s lit fein fei.
neres Stdrfun9smittel borbanben, Mnb periO.
men NIT si9tifd)et anIase empfeblt es fid febr,
0a ss elm bor5agsideS Slutreiuisunssmittel 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

= gs tuirb gemeloet, baB G6niqin
Wtarie Gbriitine bon Spanien barauf
boffe, i'm tommenoen Wldr5 bic Wutter
zines mdnnliben @rben Der ipanif6en
Gfoue all luerben unb oaB baber bic
proflamirung ber fiinfidbrigen prinz
aeilin Utaia be la5 Mereeo,s aur Na6=
folgerin @lfoafo's einitmeilen perI6os
ben tporben iei. Sino i6on Die 9luss
libtsn, baB ii6 bic eiugeiebte &egentz
i6aft balten tuerbe, big Wtercebes ibre
8roBidbri9feit errei6t bat, i'm ho6ten
8rabe fdma6, 10 1T an cine &egentz
l6aft, tpei1e bic ganje 3eit bis gum
eintritte Der &egierungsfdbieteit zines
nod gar ni6t geborenen &inbes um=
faBt, boaenbs ni6t gu benten. Gin
etnaiger mannli6er grbe gllfonio's
piiloe ii6er r,inbeitens einen Sbeil iei.
ner Sugeno i'm @ril gu perIeben baben,
elm umltano, pel6er es allerbings feis
neswegs ausi6l6iie, baB er ebenSo, uie
emit iein Batter, i@lieBli9 bod nad
Spanien suriifberufen tpiirbe. benn
aud bic republifaniide &esierungsz
form miro ii6 10 tpie bic Splnier nun
einmal bei6dffen iinc. porausf6tli6
nl1t out bic Oauer bdlten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
DOr ofn Sd)rankell.
sloDeIle bon g. >. gsilSeabrad).
laortfetuna.l

Die @eiGuoreileH 3ogen fi6 5ur Ges
rntbung 3uritd, Dor Der 3bir bes 3ims
mers, In iuel9em He fi9 befpra9en,
fiellte f9 Der Geri1tsoiener nit elmer
Hnlenbeiber>Mtiene als poiien auf;
tudbrenb bic 8eratbung ffattfanb, uur.
ben Die Mngeflogten abgefiibrt. gs ent.
fanb cine paufe Der @rlei6terung, un.
gefdbr ME Dor bem Mufgange Des 8or,
bangs gum lebteH atte eines sroBen, er=
fGdtternben S1aufpiels. Die Hi6tel
cfboben ii6 binter benz griinen Slfd
iinb traten in plnubernben @ruppen 3u.
jdmmen - man burfte fi6 unterbalten
ni@t laut, bas bdtte Der Wlr0e bee
Gaols tpiberipro1en, aber fIiiffernb,
unb BON bieiem Hedt marb auf ben
1dufen Der 3ub0rer, namentlidb oei
3ub6reriunen nod 10 langem 51mei.
gen euergif6er Gebrauh gema1t.
9lauben Sic, oab iie frei sefpro9eu
wirb2
Man ipirb iuirfli6 sdn3 fdmanfenb.
0dtten Sic seba9t, baB er 70 fpre.
den f0Hnfe2
SIN 2eben itidt.
Dieie 6ragcn uab Matmorten unter.
liieugten fi9 nit bem leilen Gauldoeu
bes Y1piers, iDipie nit benz fniltern6eu
@erduf6 BON WeiBbr6b1en, bic Dor
faueubeil 3dbnen 3ermaImt murben
Die berborsenen 6riibftiidsfddbs ent
ifiegem ben 9af9en, uab bic Damen er
probten Bic berubigenoe Wirfung, mel
DE 1utteriemmeln nit Ralbsbraten au
erregie Nerpen iiben.
S5rdulein 2ieshen mar obne 6riib
jfiid. aber aud obne ounger, iie blidt
1uf 0eibenffein, Der nit benz &iiden al
Der NnfingebaHf lebnte. OG er ni9t elm
NAL Die Mugen babin ri6ten tpiirbe, tpl
3iuei Mugen 10 febnlid ieiner iparteten'
Rein - er fdien fnum 5u abnen, babIi
fiberb0upt aftiDefenb mar.
Quer bur6 ben GaaI fam jebt be
alte aoi6 0ainsberg auf 6eibenftein su
benz Ct nit erniiem Qd9eln bic 6anl
rsit5te, mdbrsnb Ct leiie einige Wort
mn ibm lue9feIte, 6rdulein Sies6el
mar ieDr aufrieoen nit ibrem gapa; {.
nor lgr ~ Mtutbe, aIs fei bic 9anb be-
Daiers, fDe!9e 6eioenifeins Danb feit
9ien, I?re stgene unD unwilfirli1 preB
te he bic Me9te auiammen. als tpolIt,
he ben 0dnoebrud berifdrfeu
6riiber, als man erlportei botte er,
ertonte aus benz 3immer Der Geld,pore
nen sas 3ei9en, bab iie nit Beratbeu
fertie feien. Gin abermaliaes QIappeu
inb a0uf9eu burd ben 9onaen Goaf
Der lebte bebeutungsDolIe 9gft beoanu''
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0rcaprn & so.

fiibren in elmer abibeilung ibres gro=
BEN @ei9dfts 2ofales ausi6liebli9
Glass, por3eaan= unb 2Drbmaaren &c.
ino baben barin Die gr6Bte Iusmabl
gu eritaunlib billieen Yreifen. Die
Sarroom sausitaitungen iino rei6baltis
uno elegant; namentlld bic feinen Be-
1aiter tlir mormes Wafer. bic 0enfels
gldler fllr beiBe @etrdnfe u. I. 10. ui 10.
. q aut q ften in ieber 6r6Be uno ~
alen preiien. 28,l1, ,1Mtum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

gu groBe 8ef9eibenz
belt. Cine gauersfrau, tpel9e auf
Der Giienbabn fortfabren pollte, ers
blldte gu 'hrem Staunen, baB fait ale
Daggons leer tparen. Sic rief oaber
benz oienittbuenben gonoufteur au:
y Weinetwegen brau6en's feline llnfps
fen 3u MAIDEN; i6 fann aud moraen
fQfreu!n
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Mnfanoienma.

Mnfiinoi9nng.
gSlr baben iebt uniere 5 Cents, 10
@ents=, 25 Gents, so Cents unb ST.
2tt6e, Die Spielia6en aller Nrt, pups
pen unb per'6iebene isbr niiblide Mrs
tltel entbalten, arraneirt uno laben
gum &aufe elm. Wer li6 nit Weib=
nabtspaaren uerieben mill, Der fomme
balo. Wlr baben ld6ne 5ahen, beso=
rlrte unb NIT Wottos periebene 3aifen.
Serner va mpen 5u iebr niebrigen
pteiien.
27 II, 1Mtutp @reaprn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

s1r Wir fiibren bic beifen 9emben
unb 5erren SOiletteattitel, bic impor=
itrt peroen f0nnen. &ommt unb pers
glei9t preife. pancoa # & 9 bn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

Grembe gum 8eiu6 in @aa Mns
tonic linb eingeIaben, @lart's BiIs
larb 9alle Nr. III, Mlamo
StraBe, gu beiu6en.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

The keeper of the light &C Pointe do
Monts relates: "Just imagine that to-
ward the close of the fall. at the first
snow. my family was attacked by ty-
phoid fever. The first stroke 0f the
and very soon all the others followed.
/ was tho only one able to work. My
nearest neighbor Cat Egg Island) was
twenty miles off. and as bad news trav-
els without much wind, the lighthouse
was avoided even by Indians as On in-
tested place. One man, however, was
touched by my misfortunes, and volun-
teered to help me. Things went better
then for while; but as we were then
at the last days of navigation, fogs and
snow combined against me. and oblig-
ed US to fire the cannon every half-hour,
or even every quarter-hour. The vi
bration was terrible in the tower, sew
enty-five feet high, and our patients
could not endure it. 1t was necessary
to 60 up the FIVE stories of the tower,
transformed into an intirmary (hospit-
alb, before every shot, to notify the
poor fellows, and stuff cotton into the
ears Of the most nervous. DAYS and
nights thus passed, without bringing
anything else than pain, anxiety, and
sleeplessness. Laurent and were
ready to lose our senses, doing the
service OF the light and the hospital
like machines, when the Lord took pity
on US, and in His mercy sent US some
rest and JOY in general convales-
cence." The light at Egg Island shows
a revolving white light, visible fifteen
miles, and giving a flash every minute
and half. s.All sailors know how i'm
portant it is that fash light should
rcvolve with mathematical accuracy;
otherwise ono light might be taken for
another, and wreck might be the IA
tai consequences of such an error. One
night, toward the close of the autumn
OF 1872, a pivot broke IN the clock-work
regulating these revolutions. The
season was too far advanced to get
help from the Ministry of Marine at
Quebec; The only thing to be done was
to replace the machine by human ener-
gy, and the keeper and his family de-
voted themselves to the task. During
five weeks of that autumn and five
other weeks of the next spring, man,
wife, girls, and boys turned the ma
chine by hand. Cold and fatigue stiff
ened the hands, sleep weighed on their
eyelids. but nevertheless they must
turn without haste and without rest,
all through those long watches, in
which the order was to become an aus
tomaton and keep turning the machine.
Not one, from the child to the master,
either complained or shirked his duty,
and the light at Egg Island continued
each minute and half to fash its pro-
tecting light over the compositions
Gull. "-C. H. FGrnham, IN Harpeyss
Magazine for September.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

II may sound strange if / mention
the fact that, Notwithstanding the low
manageable age fixed by law. elope-
ments are common. 1t is true they
are OF q quite peculiar sort. and they
might be divided into clopements with
and elopements Without the consent of
the parents on either side. This GUS
tom so illustrates the character of the
peasantry of all regions, that must
not dismiss IL with too brief mention.
Elopement with consent IS an import
ant matter. The young pair are agreed
and have the full acquieseence Of the
parents on both sides. But every
marriage calls for a wedding. and a
farmers wedding is, under ordinary
circumstances, no child's play. The
relatives and friends must be invited
from distances extending to fifty or .
hundred miles. The substantial part
Of the feast Is rather secondary affair
to the farmer richly provided with farm
products and cattle. but then drink
must be furnished. and the national
drink Is dear, and will be consumed on
such occasions In immense quantities.
In order to escape the expense of this
provision, which would be horne equal
~ By both families. the parents of the
bridegroom advise him TO elope with
his beloved. and her parents advise her
to consent to the elopement. After re-
ceiying the blessings of tho crafty
parents. the y0ung p8ople steal away
into the bush. On the next day the
friends set up CRY as Of murder. beat
around Tor while. and laugh in their
sleeves. The young couple must Of
course come back after little while
and receive forgiveness. but there can
Be no Wedding-feast after such q ..scan-
dal The latter IS confined to nar<
row circle, and the brandy IS saFed.
..Ssossea a'id nss Exsles.n = ky Or. Al
fred Brehni.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

In certain village in Maryland a
small boy kicked up breeze in the
parish church one Sunday. 1t seems
that a certain good woman bought a
Calls head and put it on to boil, leav.
ing her little boy to miad it while
she went to church close by.
The minister had reached his
Filthy. my brethren, /" when small
boy stuck bis bead in the door. aud
whispered: ~
"Mamma -
The good woman recognized her
son instantly, and began ct once to
make signs 70 bim to leave the door.
Mamma I" again came the whis.
per--this time q little louder than
before.
The'mother shook her fnger at the
boy warningly and INDUCED in other
familiar pantomine with which she
vas accustomed 10 awe her son.
But Is didn't work worth cent the
boy was excited and In dead earnest.
as the sequel will show. Raising his
voice be shouted
Mamma, you needn't wink and
blink 81 me, but You had better come
home right away, for the calfs head
i bnttin' al the dumplins ont of the
pot
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05
q. s. Grant and Beaureeard.

The signature of Grant when he
reached West Point was u. III. Grant,
but as his appointment was, by mis-
take OF his Congressman, made in the
name Of U. S. Grant, he was obliged to
take those initials or give up the ap-
pointment- A case like, but more seri-
Gus. was that of Gen. Beauregard.
Beauregard's father was named Tou-
ton, his plantation Beauregard. In
his letter, which was backed by strong
Endorsements, Mr. Touton signed him.
self in the French fashion. Touton de
Beauregard. as even an English-speak-
ing American might possibly do--say
from an. estate called ..Oaklands''--
John Smith, of Oaklands. The Con-
gressman mistook the name Of the
place for the name of the man, and the
cadet, who should have gone in as Pc
ter q. ToutOn, found himself entered at
West Point as P. G. 4. Beauregard.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05
A MARRIAGE OF MIDoErs.
A Bride and Groom Whose Combined
Height is only Ninety Nine Inches.


A Bride and Groom Whose Combined
Height is only Ninety Nine Inches.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A wedding such as that of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelly, at Greenfield, Ohio
---he only 6fty-one inches high and
che rty-eight-had so much in It of
novelty that the Enquirer man called
in yesterday afternoon 10 pay his re-
spects to the bride. She is cute.
cunning, bright little lady, who sat in
rocking-chair, while her plump.
tiny, slippered foot did not reach the
carpet. She comes from one of the
best families in Greenfield, Ohio,
where her father resides.
She was stopping at the Purvis
House on West Fifth street.
"You had a grand wedding, /
hear 7" remarked the Enquirer man.
Indeed we did. Why the School
Board let all the teachers and child
rem come and said they should not be
marked tardy. We were married in
the Methodist Church and had six
little girls. all dressed in white like
fairies, each carrying flowers. TO
stand up as bridesmaids Why, the
smallest was only five years old and
could scarcely toddle, and the biggest
was only as tall as am. Then the
streets were crowded and the Marshal
had to make path for Us There
must have been twenty-five hundred
people 10 the church.
ANY others of your family as tiny
as you :"
"Oh, mercy, am the youngest and
the smallest
''It was love match, of course ?n
"Ob, yes 1t was funny Six
months ago fairly hated the sight of
my John. Why, | even used to go
up and down other streets to avoid
seeing him. Now, / think he is just
the incest man in the world, and
love him better than | do my life
"You have never exhibited, sup
pose, or been on the road %
"Oh, no, though | have had many
offers But before was married /
could not bear to leave my father, who
dotes on me, but now don't know
what to say about it. | have little
property in Greenfield, and shall go
back there to live from here.n
just then her tiny foot peeped out
from beneath q double hemstisched.
ruffled, pulled and tucked skirt which
the modest reporter thought was
mouse aud was getting ready TO jump
on the table. but he recollected him.
self and whispered:
"Such cunning shoesp'
"Oh, yes; / wear NJ. Is, luz The
shoe is r." putting ont plump little
yellow slk-stOckinged affair no larger
than china doll's
And how old is your husband?"
He is twenty -four, but | beat him
. year, for | am twenty-five I"
Then your wedding was happy
affair?'
"Oh, yes; had lots Of presents. I
haven't yet even had time to look
them all over. ] was married in
brown silk, brocaded velvet. Oh,
don't laugh now. Isuppose you think
| could get into dress of only three
yards, but | can't. / once had dress
made and it took nineteen yards, Just
think of thatl'
Mrs. Kelley was formally Miss An
ME Dufield. She differs from all
the dwarfs that have before been
heard of in that she is extraordinarily
bright, good tempered and has the fea-
lures of intelligence.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

In many English factories the girls
are robust Is young athletes. An Il.
A. once declared that he never found
such splendid physical development as
among the factory girls in the slums Of
Stepney. They work hard all day and
spend al their leisure in the open aif.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

Glass plates, cast like iron armor. and
made to conform to the curve in the
hull, have been used on an Italian ship
instead Of copper sheathings. The
joints OF the plates are made water
tight by the use of waterproof Tnastic.
Ihe advantages claimed for the mater
ial are its insensiDility TO oxidation and
it3 ability to resist incrustati0n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

does it necessarily follow tnat aero
bats are unpr;nciplcd men because they
poise an each otherP
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05
IL We,s 4drrrfisepl1ats.


We piU insert In this column ad0ertise-
na<,tIsef jRanfs, Fdf Rent, For 6ale, Lost,
FOUND, de-, not erceeding four lines. One
lWesk, or less, for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05
THE BOSS
Coal Oil Burner.
|p't E.rplode'- Don { Smoke
Don't Smell - GiOes more
Right, and Is equal to gas.
Blowing Down Chimney
Extinguishes Itself.

very farhily should have tn EN- 70
#ty they cannot be beat.
lso the Celebrated French Tough
IS Chimney will not crack from heat
pld; warranted equal to dozen chim-
also improved Lamp Wicks that
not char or gum, the best Safety
Rbove 150 degree test delivered daily.
Re qual&ities or by the barrel &C re-
ed rate Orders left on wagon or at
20 Fr9f sis street promptly attended,
lye ntrta trial and be convinced,
best ckf.a prices paid for oil barrels.
F.25, G. Fl. DEXTER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-05

BOARDING. r-Onel or two gentlemen
cam be Accommodated with Board at
Mrs. Margaret Wright's, Green street.