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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
Gin 8erIiuer gIatt Id1reibt: gor

Gin Serliaer Blatt i1reibt: 0or
tpenigen Sagen Der0fentli@te Elm Gem.
berger 0Dspitalarst, Dr. Hoienbui6,
cine porIdufise Mittbeilung iiber einige
0erfude, bic 2ungentubsrfuloie, oiefe
eigentlide 2uugenl9pinoIu9t, 3ur 0eis
lung 6eap. gum Stiafanb 3u bringen.
ST bebiente ii1 bierbei bes greDIots,
bas er in paiienber Gorm unmittelbar
bur1 cine i'm 5ipeiten 3mii1enrippen.
raum gema9te 9ti96ffnung in bas
2ungengemebe einfiibrt. luo in Die
Interchangeable liegt Die Neu1eit
bes 0eilDerfabrens, nenn bas @reolot,
befanntli6 cine aus Bu@enboIatbeer
eelponnene 6lartige GIiiifsfeit, iif f6on
ieit 2angem Bel geiuiiien nit 3eriebuns
gen einbergebenben 2uugenfrantbeiten
i'm @ebrau9 gepeien. @ana beionbers
mar es Der Berlinei Glinifer 6rdnbel,
tpel6er Der Nerwenbung bes @reolot
iebr eifrig bas WDrt rebeie, irbem er
Don Der 5dulniB aerii6renben 81.
genf9aft Des genannten 6toffes
einen 9euben in Der gebanblung iensr
2ungenertranfung ertparten au niiis
fen slaubte. 0as Greoiot bat benn
aud in Der $bat uan@e lditige grs
f9einuug 5u milbern ober au beieis
tigen bern,odt. 9funnebr i9eint Ser
2emberger glrst eine unnitteIbare
ginmirfung auf bic jene gefdbrIitbe
2ungentranfbeit bebingenben Srganis.
men ielbit ausiiben 3u tpolen unb oos
@reofot als Elm ben SuberfeIbacilIus
perni9tenbes Nr3neimittel anauieben.
9err @ofenbufd bebauptet nun, nit
ieiHer 8ebanblung CUTE grfoIse er3ielt
5u baben. Ser Suiten 1T milber ge.
tuoreen. ia faii gans sei@wunten, ebens
10 1T bic S1leimabfonberuttg geringer
unb bas Gieber befeitist pSrben. Ser
genannte 9lr5t pertpenost cine 3proe.
Greoiotl6iung in Wanbel6l unb ers
neuert binnen 2 ODER 8 Sagen cine ter=
artise ginipribung. Mfam febt in bic.
len dr3tliben Greifen Den peiteren biers
auf be3iigli6en WittbeiIungen nit Sn.
terehe entgegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Gegen Mltbma fam i'd Or. 9lus
gulf abnis's 6nmburger 8ruittbee gang
beionbers empfeblen. rpie idb felbif Sc.
legenbeit bate 3ll erproben. = s.. &.
S6mibt, 9tebrosfa @itp, gteb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
ST bic ed,ptasind,t nnhetlbar Z

Nlan lele bas Na@FebenOe: ger s. 5.
wferris IN @eiuarf, Arfanfas, iast sd lag
an 9unsen MbieeIen f6per baraieoer, uno
meine Grsuube nnb Die aertte srtIarten mid
fur nnbeilbar i3winbfiidtia. 0a fns i'd an,
Or. Sings neneS S@pinbIudtsmittel gu ae.
bran9en. Sept babe i'd bic brittle 8taldDe uuo
bin bereits i'm Stanoe, bic srbeiten auf meiner
darm ipis6er au iiberipadeu unb gu beanfiiG-
tisen. 90 1T bic bette @eOicn, bic es sebeu
fannF
s5eiis MiObleWart in Decatur, Obio, idreibt :
vgSenn i'd nidt 0r. Sings neues Sdbinb.
iu9ts. SeiImittsl sebrau6t bdtte, mare i'd I9cu
Iause nleincm 9uasenIeioen erIesem. Die Gerste
9attea mt6 bersits aafssgsbsn. SEPT bin i'd
bel beiism 8oblIsin.~
4SrobsHofdsn irei in Osr apOt9ete BON u.
Greib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
2lieret, tuo seGerfeioe,,.

Die 6irefte Golge perborbenen BLU
tes unb f6ma@er organil6er Bepes
gung. tperben in 81 IN ons 2is
Der &egulatnr Elm e6tes 9eils
mittel bieier 2eibcn finben. gr bers
leibt benz Blute frifdes 2eben unb berz
ant9t uub ffdrft bur6 8ef6rberung Der
Seber unb derentbdtisteit. ben gansen
Srganismus. SD mar Ianse nit 3es
berbeidDeroen, yiierenfrantbeit uno
nerborbenenl Dilute geplagt. 6abe
Simmons 2ibers&eguIator sebrau9t,
Der mir mebr gebolfen bat, aIs anbere
Mranei. -Geo. $. pratt, u. 9. Seputp
Collector, 2. 9iIt., Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
n { N { 4 q.
aomau bon Subannes saers.
IGortfetuus.I


49, lbOr'lesaas'l
gyapreno ieg nun N melner gerllebfs
9slt 70 DlnouelIe, 1!ei ole pippoltlfelller
4lsHliB en-. War nor 3slfen, regne
sg. etn Iores, eTgoBll@es O'Hg, 10 el!le
mlppoi'pelner Slf'n'B; Sdmen uelt'
um PIC Selte aus pen Der9eH I'M O0rfe
aulammen, at l!no Jung, nm tbren sur
5ll g0rerI. Dattell ibn aiid). &rlegte
an 10 nelH Gage lelbit Der drinfte Seii=
lel ulal ben Wfutb, nit Sin9ea uio
SprlHgen, 5an5elI ullo &areffireH fi9
le9en y! lafen. Ne9ne, bellduflg aes
idgt, gebt Der s5Ibel Der alien Wolfs'
lelte liiltler ne1r gum Rentel unD Der.
lIereii Die Selife IN allen StdnDen mad
iinD la@ PIC Gdbigtelt, itG re1t 5li
fsellell: 0tebt alles aus tpie ge3tplin'
gelles 3eug, uHD bat ielblf ole Jugenb
nswl meDr Den remtell ilatilrtnild1ngen
Selginnn Der @enuBtrelDlgtelt. Wtu
ang re, taltilllr isp, i@0H ibre 0eniilie
ralTnireii ttno 1T Dag N Der Sugenb
pom Asoei. Dabe itberbaupt 0ie 9fo=
ticn, Dab IrgenoDO IN Der gBeltnlas
l@lne elne SUrou6e losgegQngen. eine
paupllwrailoe. Sa1er oas Wetuadel
ano 4e5ltter lHo @eLraDe an allen
@dea ilnO @noen. Sebte Der bppos
gonDf1lwe Ndnenprlll5 Deut5utage, er
g0tte ocppelten @rlh4o, al iaesH, bic
2belt ieI aus ben UlIgeH. 4ber mos
gegt DQs lli@ afss Uernlutbe, tount'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
Glectric Bitters.

Dieles SeiImiitsI 1T 70 ipoblbefannt unb 70
populdr 9eporben. bab es faum nod beionberer
Gripdbnuns bsbarf. NIe, bic es iemaIs as.
braudten, fimmsn nit tin in lein Sob. Cine
reinere @eoicin siebt es nidt, liub es ipirb 60
rantie selsiffet, bab Fe atles leiitet, mas man
bon ibr berfpri6t. electric gitters bsilt ale
eeiben Der eebsr nno Der glieren, es entfernt
@sf6piirs, ausidlas. SalafluB unb anbere
5oIssn unreineu 8Iutss. IS trsibt Sas Ma.
Iaria. 8ieber aus bem Sbifem, beusi oemleIben
Dor unb beiIt es leIbft in ben Standardization
0dIlen. SO turirt aopfi9mersen, 8lutanbrana
mad bcm aopie unO Misrane. gerfude bas
electric 8itisrs SeilunS pirb aarantirt. oDer
bas @slO turiidsssabIt. preis per aIaide so
Gents unS 81 in Der apOtbete bon u. 9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
waan Id)reibt aus Salberitabt. "a

= Wan I9reibt aus 9alberita6t, pa.
Sau.: 8Dr benz biefigen G9murge=
ri9t fanb cine ieltene gerbanblung
iatt. Sie gbefrau Martenberg un6
Der 9@loKergefele S9rbber tparen bes
9torbperiu9s an benz gbemnnn QDars
tenberg angetla9t, tuel@er, ebenio pie
aud beibe glnseflagte, taubitumm lit.
3mei SaubiiummenanitaItss Dirsctoren
tDaren als Guta9ter anpeienb. Die
Mngeflagten, aiuii9en 6enen elm intimes
8erbdltniB beifanb, batten ,pieoerbolt
beriu6t, ben %. nit Rattengift aus
6em Weg sll rdumen. Grau 90. tpurbe
gu bret, g. su bier Sabren 3u6tbaus
Oerurtheilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
l1eber 81, 0eut,d,eu in q,eur,,

lleber bic Deuti9en in pennipl.
Dal1ien un6 In ben Ser. Staten bieIt
prof. Samuel a. 8aer fiir5li9 in
&eabing einen 0ortrag, in tpel1em er
fast: vWir baben eine Weilion penn-
fplbanif6 Deuti@er in einem lmfreis
BON so WfeileH, es tpobnen ungefdbr
5000, 900 9euti6e in pennipIpaniem
itnb 10000, 900 in ben Ser. Gtaaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
DR.. 3. WASSERZUc.

mAn - N4q
Set bier Sabren 1T Dallas etablit.
Der emtnfnte earDpdtf0e Spe3iali(f,
be Tim
5S anaurefm s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
8tuei g8eae. ggable 9tr eiusn.

Our geipObnlid gibt es 3nei @ege. mn bas
au errei6en, mas Die sfaiur mituuter MIR III.
nollitduhig betpirtt, ndmIid, bic Ginaepeite an
erIeidtern. Der cine ift, Elm braitiT6es abfib.
runssniittel au beridIuden, bas ibermabiser,
iofortisen uno iamsr3baften StubIeans ber,
i9afft; Der anbsre lit, Sof etters M q.
genbitters einaunebmen, SaS ni9t aenalt.
fam, aber burdsreifenb senug nirft unS bic
einsepeiDe ni@t ansreift. aSer ben erften
@e9 ndbIt, brautt ni1t auf bauernbe Mbbiilfe
ail boffen unO fam ni9t ermarten, ba6 er oer
fdwddenben &iidpirtuns entsebt, ipcI9e bic
Srgane chen 70 fd)limm ober in nod fdlimme-
rem 3uftanDe, als iriiber, auridiabt. @er,
auf oer anoerem Seite feine 8uRu9t 3u benz
%itters nimntt, ber fam iid baraui berIaiIen,
oae cine resuIdre a0rperbeidafeubeit. ais
iSoise elmer Gtneuernns ber selunoen Spann-
traft i'm GinsewsioeIanol, interchangeable
pirb. Abgefeben bon beilIamem 2odern Der
Gingepeioe, niadyt bas 8ittsrs eine vfdlafenoe1
eeber tuieber yniunter", osibt eiueu tuebItbdti.
gen antrisb sur gbdtisieit bsr Nieren unb
wirft se9en bic erfen In3ei9en bon @beumatis,
mus, gesen Neiguns 5ur @id)t unb sessn @ln.
laria', eleidbisl ME baiielbe auftrift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
Sir jnnge Wdnuer ullo iolde In
mittlereu Mlter
s9 eine fimere 8nr. Bs

Die idredliden boIsen Der SugenbIinben,
@efdledtsi9wa6e berilriadenO, inoour@ Self
uno sf0rper rninirt werben, perntanent aes
beilf. 9ersflopfen, SdidteInheit, eamen.
abfus, @ebddtniBidtuGlJe, gerlnf bet @ner.
gle, Nbneignng sesen @eiellidaft uno Mstan.
aolie sriinbli6 fnrirt
Or. @aieraus bat prattif6e Griabrmns fei
Sail, ansgemomlmeu er Tam Seiluns sarantirel
eatarrb in allen Stabien, S9orf, Sautausfdl
arantbeiten, &beumatismus, Siiftfdmersen,
rboioen, sfrdmpfe, Mieren- unb 8laiengeibeu,
nnberoanli6feit nno nerbofe Sdpa1e iper6tn
lille sebeimen aranfbeiten tn
nno &ecept G. o. d. berianbi Or. @aiIersua
Beionbere gufmerfi iamfeit nib ben Oainei
bis tlbr Gbenbs. Sonntaes bon 8-l1 llbr
Or. @affer5mG 4oninltatiums
~ 9a@ BEN 26. Gebruar abrefiirc nj
nuns ao 7s4 Gin. Strafe, 0alIas, 3syas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Aus GIotbiIben's Saaes
bud. SotiOr 3u tperben, if lpobI
ibiuer. sSrau Doftor aber nod biel
mebr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

= @bina riiitet in sroBem Wiabltabe.
es bofft, i'm Sale 5aB &ublanb in Ell.
nsn eurOpdii9en &rieg bernidelt mirb,
bas Rulbi9as unb Mmurs@ebiet tpieber'
auaelpinneM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
WINDOW GLASS TRADE.

A Western Manufacturer Who Predicts
Great Depression.
CHICAGO, December 15.-Mr. n. T.
DePauw, President of the large glass man
ufacturin concern at New Albany, Ind,
was at the Palmer to-day. He said:
Tine glass business is in bad way.
The production of WiudoT glass is unnst-
urally large Within the last two or three
years there have been ten new factories
started in Indiana. and about as many
more in Ohio. Every town that has
struck natural gas wants glass works. In
some cases land is given, tue gas supplied
free and bonus of $500 given besides.
The bonus is frequently larger than the
capital put in by the manufacturers. Fac
tories are started where there is nothing
else than gas, and if the gas gives out, as
it appears to be doing in Ohio, they will
have to 90 out of business, for the msjor-
ity of them are too far away from coal.
At any rate the production of window
glass has been abnormally large and it is
now selling below cost"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
HAYTIENS SCARED.
They VIII Release the Republic at Once
A Shrewd Move.

They VIII Release the Republic at Once
Shrewd Move.
NEW YORK, December ia Kingston,
Jamaica, special to the Herald says: The
Haytians are in a state of terror at the ru-
NOR that United States war vessels are on
their way here to demand the release of the
seized steamer Haytian Republic. The
government dare not fight, and they fear
that to surrender the vessel in open port at
the demand of a foreign man-of-war would
make them unpopular and weaken their
authority at home, hencs they have decid-
ed upon a very shrewd move. The Atlas
lire steamer Alena, Capt. Seiders, which
arrived from New York last evening,
brought with her crew under contract
with Minister Preston. They will sail for
Port au Prince at midnight on the
steamer Arran, also of the At
las line, which has been chartered
for the occasion, and will take possession
of the Steamer Haytien Republic, on Sun
day. They will then leave Immediately
for New York, before the American Man
of-War arrives.
Chief Officer Williams, of the Alena,
will command the returned vessel. The
Atlas Comp any have contracted with Min
ister Preston to deliver the Hsytien Repub-
lie at New York, and they hope to accom-
plish it in this way. Hayti thus expects
to be spared the disgrace of bsing com.
pelled to deliver the vessel Oh the demand
of foreign Man-of-War. The Govern.
ment slso hope to escape the payment OF
indemnity. 1t is great scheme.
In regard to the above q Herald reporter
last night interviewed Secretary Bayard at
Washington. The Secretary raid he had
no information on the suhjec', but that
the line of action indicated in the Kings
ton dispatch would be agreeable to him,
but that in 80 far as the question o. in
demnity was involved it would not make
the slightest difference. The Haytien
Minister, Stephen Preston, said that he had
nothing of any such plan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
Reject the Panama RiIl.

PARIS, December 15-The committee
sprointed By the Chamber of Deputies to
consider the bill pcs.poning the payment
of the Panama Canal Compsny's liabilities
has rejected the measure.
While the committee were examining
the bill NJ. Peytral, mini'ter of finance,
stated that new societe, l.. Etude., WAS
prepared to constitute itself within fort.
night, with cspital Of ten or ii teen mil.-
ion francs, TO oontinus prepirstiors 70. the
operation of the old company. This woali
preceie the proposed new company, the
capital stock of which would be fixed &C.
cording to the result of the inquiries and
which would complete the canal. Provts-
ional directors, with full powers, would
continue the work p,nding the formation
of the new COMPANY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
ON THEIR MUSCLE.
Western Republicans Jump Onto the
Plumed knight.

Western Republicans jump Onto the
Plumed knight.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-The prin-
cipal subject of political gossip to-day has
been the slIeged tender of the position Of
Secretary of State to Mr.. Blaine, and its
acceptance by him. The current Of opin-
ion among Republican Congressman Is
favorable to the confarring of some politi-
cal honor upon Mr.. Blaine, such as Cab
met Office OF a mission abroad, but few
cautiously decline to say anything about it.
A Republican from a Middle State, who
claims to have peculiar reason for know
ing" said ''There is not the slightest
probability that Mr.. Blaine will be in the
Cabinet. You may rest assured OF that"
A Western Republican said: II do not
care II be quoted as saying anything about
Mr.. Blaine, for reasons personal TO my
self. Ia my judgment, General Harrison
we'll knows that large part of the Repub-
lican party do not regard Mr.. Blaine as
suitable man to 60 into the Cabinet, and
would regret exceedingly to hear of his ap-
pointment. 1t would do the party no
good, and would be very likely to do much
harm.
BOUND TO BE A BLUNDER.
''I cannot believe that Mr.. Harrison has
cfaTtG Blaine position in his Cabinet.
nor will do go. 1t would be an unfortun-
ate blunder d. ths&SSsy outset of the Re-
pubiicau administration. Ispssk what l
know to be the sentiments of many mem-
bers and Senators in this Congress"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
IN CONFERENCE.
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS CALL ON
quay AGAIN.
Oar Own Senator Scott, the Immaculate Birdie, and
the General al in New York 70 Get a
Grip on the Mailed Hand.

WASHINGTON, d. O., December 10
CSngrezsrnan Gyff, of Vest Virginia, has
been in Washington only few days since
Congress convened. He came here and
answered to his name on the roll call the
first day, and day or two after that -.s-
appeared, and has not been seen aroyld
the Capitol since. 1t is learned that he has
been sp,nding good deal of time in New
York holding mysterious conferences with
prominent leaders Of the Republican party
in that city.
Night before last State Senator Scott, of
the Wheeling District, and Editor Hart, Of
the Wheeling IRteHgeacer, passed through
Washington on their way to New York,
where they were joined by Chairman
Quay, of the Republican National Commit
tee, where the West Virginians and Mr..
Quay nat a number Of other leading Re
publicans to discuss the West Virginia sit
nation before Mr.. Quay left for Indisnsp-
Oils. The movements of these gentlemen
are attracting considerable attention among
West Virginia politicians in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Mayor Hewitt was before the Fas'ett
Committee of the New York State Senate
yesterday. In the progress of his testi-
mony he called Col. Cockerill, Of the
Horld, an ''unconscioussble liar"
Advices from Mexico say the Govern
ment is giving all the aid possible in
building the new railrOai from Matamoras
to Monterey.
Edward Dlvey, of Little Falls, has
fallen heir to S250,000 by the death of a
rich London aunt.
A hand car on the Cincinnati narrow
gusge road jumped the track a Eden
Park, near that city. One man was killed
and five seriously injured.
Gov. Beaver has respited Jas. H. Jacob,
who was to be hanged at Lancaster, Pa,
on January 8.
Anthony Hassel,s, a prominent New
York jeweler, has assigned.
The Republican Club League of Mis-
souri,, is in session at st. Louis.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
accepted the following bands: Reg stored
4!s, 500, at los; S29, $50 st 1OS8, SlO0, 900
at 108 15-10O.
$4,000 worth of opium has been con-
fiscsted at Port Hope, Michigan. 1t was
landed by q small fishing schooner from
Canada.
Mrs. Albert kaufman and her daughter
Alma, were seriously burned by an ex-
plosion of hot tallow, at Reading, Pa.
The animal convention of the Pennsyl-
vania Good Templars has adjourned.
Harper, the ex.Fidelity bank cashier,
was slightly worse yesterday.
Congressman Springer is busy at work
preparing q bill for the admission of the
Territories of New Mexico, Washington,
Montana and, Dakota as States.
Bernard Kuffenheimsr, the Receiver of
the defunct Chicago firm of Lindauer
Bros, has been arrested for contempt Of
court
Vouobsrkompf and Mack, the Chicago
postal thieves, have been convicted.
President-elect Harrison attended the
lecture given by Bill Nye and James
Whitcomb Riley at Indianapolis last night.
The Executive Committee of the Ns-
tlonal Democratic Club League is in secret
session in New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
KITTSON'S MILLIONS.
Jesse Farley still Hustling for Slice-His
Claims Denied.

Jesse Farley still Hustling for Slice-His
Claims Denied.
ST. PAUL, December 15.-The famous
suit of Jesse Farley against James ]. Hill,
the estate of the late Norman W. Kilt
SON, and the St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railroad Company, was called
before Judge Brewer in the United States
Circuit Court to-day. The action is
brought by Mr.. Farley to recover an equal
share with Messrsss Hill and Kittson in
the stock of the defendant company, and
involves several million dollars. The case
has been to the United States Supreme
Court, and was there decided in favor OF
Mr. Farley.
The defendants were ordered to answer
the bill and they have done so, denying
Mr.. Farley's claims. The proofs have
been taken, and the present hearing is to
determine the questions of law and fact.
Several days will be consumed IN pre-
senting the case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
CHIEF TO DIE BY ELECTRICITY.
Cincinnati Scientific Men Asked to Kill
the WIckedest Elephant.

CINCINNATI, December 15.-The doom
of Chief has been fixed, and the only quas-
ton that remains is, how shall he die? His
Judges would like to have him executed by
electricity for the novelty OF the thing ard
the scientific possibilities.
Chief is the biggest elephant in the
country since Jumbo died, and the wick
edest. He is so wicked that his owners,
John and Gilbert Robinson, the circus
men, don't want anything more to do with
him, although he is estimated to be worth
SO 900, which is valuing him at shout the
rate of 81 apound. He has record OF
three murders on his elephantlne soul, and
even his companions of his own race shun
and fear him. For months he has hesn
wearing chains around his feet, tusks and
head, but none of the stablemen feel safe
wien near him, for DO one can tell when
he will break away, and it is known that
he has a particular penchant for killing
keepers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
THE THIRD VICTIM.
The Body OF Little Irene HsWes Found
In the Lake.

The Body OF Little Irene HsWes Found
In the Lake.
MEMPHIS, TENN, December ia
special to the Erening Seimater from Biz
mingham, Ala, says: The body of Irene
Hawes, the second daughter of Dick
Halves, was found in the lake at Lake
view, at II 90 this morning, by Detective
Robbins. The water had been drained
until it was only a foot or two deep. The
child wore small slip half covering the body
and hemp cord fastened two heavy fish
plates, weighing so pounds each, to the body.
The searchers bad about given mp when
Robbins thought he would make one more
attempt. He threw in his line and brought
up the horrid find. The body was decom-
posed badly but was at Oace Identified by
James Hawes, Dicks brother, as that o.
the dead Irene. This child was found
about 90 feet from where Mrs. Hawes'
body wac concealed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
Bullets and Guns for Hsyti.

NEW YORK, December 15.-The Atlas
Line steamer Andes sailed to-day from
this port bound foi Port Au Prince.
Rumors that she carried besides general
cargo, several hundred thousand ball cart
ridges for the Haytien government could
not be officially verified. 1t was stated at
the offices of the agents Of the line, PIN
Forward q Co, that they could not yet
tell the natnre of the Andes cargo until
her sailing papers had been closed and re-
ceived. Haytien Minister Preston also
could not say positively that tie steamer
carried any ammunition for his government
bat thought it very likely thst she did.
From another source it was learned, how
ever, that the Audes in addition to her
cargo of cartridges carried about one
thousand Winchester and Remington rif1es,
consigned by manufacturing firm in this
city TO the Haytien Government.