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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-02
Gin sraefiAes ei(ea6a9m atnsfa6

ereisnete ii@ geitern finf Meilen bies.
feits 0onbo @itp, aIs elm Gra9tsug ber
Shblt9en paeific Babn iiber bic 0on6o
Bride fubr. Nm gnbe ber Bride an.
gelangt bra9en bic betben lebten So9e
Der Bride unO bic gabopIe, fopie cine
gar f~iirSten 40 SUB tief binunter, UNI
In Mtome 3etfplittert 5u tperben. Sn
Der @abooie b%efanben t6 Der @ieb3h1s
ter Sames gtberioge, G@mager bes
Gra1tagenten s. 6. Gibbs. gfberibge
tpxrbe fdredli@ augeri9tet uno tobt
aufgefunben; ebenfo Der Bremier Bob
9arbefp; pdbren6 Der 3onbuttenr
George Dapibion unb Der gremier
Cane 9an tbotli9 berIebt finb. Dos
pibfol unb SaI murber mad Son Nns
tonio ms 8abn $ 6ospital gebra9t.
gtberibse murbe mad Der Mobnui1g
go. 221 Npenue 6 eebra9t; er 1T bers
beiratbet, bat iebo9 feline Ginber. Die
2eihe bes 0arbetp ipurbe ieinem an
@ranb MpeuHe tpobuenben 8ruber
ii~bergeben. ueber bic l1ria9e bes
9rideneinfur3es lit nod ni6ts 8e.
fimmtes befannt getuoroen.
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@fda3enoe Rmsf&tem In Nosotexas.

Gine Correspondent, tpel6e Elm We1s
ielblatt bonn %. Gebr1ar aus MioIanb
bringt, mD6te UNI beBwilen bon ans
gemeinelen Snte,e1e fem, neil ie 10
siemli9 fur ben ganaen Norbmef.Di
ffrift BON Seras @eltung bat. Sic lautet:
Wdbreno Der lebten Sage bat Mib.
Lamb unb umgegenb pieber einen iebr
f9tperen &egenguB gebabt; er eritredte
f9 nod Nor6en unb Stben iiber biele
Meeilen peit BIN, tperiger melt in
6ftli@er unb peftIi@er Ridtung. Ser
Winter bat bier ungefdbr UNI Meib,
na9ten berum feinen giuaug nit einem
S9neefa4 gebalten, tpel9er ben 8obeu
ettua 6 3oq bod bebedte. Sbm fnt
bann in tur3en 3mii@enrdumeu sis gu,
beutigen Stunbe au~sgiebige &egengRIs
gefolgt, 10 baB Der biesidbrise Winte,
1T ben Nnnalen unieres @ountps aIs
Der regenrei6fe gu bersei6uen 1T, mel,
der felt Der 8efieoluug beKelben
bageweien lit. Ser Booen 1T in 5oIgt
befen big gu elmer groBen Siefe mil
Geu6tisfeit bur@trdntt unb gieb3l9'
ter fowobl mie Sarmer, Wein3a9te,
unb @drtner fin6 in Der beinab fi@erer
8orausii6t 'auf elm Sabr beg @ebeis
bens in ber freubigften Sttmmung,
Sas @ras uab Die Gttterfrduter FL,
&inbbieb uno 59afe fprieBen iebt mt
Ma6t berpor, unb an pieler @teaen III
bic Suit f1on nit ben Siften Der mil.
ben Blumen bur6mir3t. Na6 ben
8eri9ten Der 0ieb3a6ter 1ino bie Ser.
lutte an @ieb ieoer art febr gering ge.
tuefen, unb bas Rinbbieb 1T iasge.
iammt in poratgli9 sutem Stanbe. Il
bob es an benz iungen @raie RAID feti
tuerben Dirb. Die S6afe inb in cine,
10 bortreffi9en @erfaHung, tpie fe e
UNI bieie Sabres3eit frlber nod ME:
mails gewefen. Ser pro3eutiab be-
3uma6fes berfpri6t elm tlitgebeurer ~
merben, unb bic S9af3l9ter miirber
ale laute Subeuieber anaimmer, Idg,
ui6t bic Gur6t Dor Der rGrei . WoIe'
uie Elm bebridenber MIp auf ibren sc.
mtitbern. Sn Mnbetra1t Der SbaHa9e,
baB bies i'm @anaeu unb @roben nod
poruiegeuO Elm 8teb3udts.S iftritt lit.
tuiro bas Mreal, meltes bier in bieiem
Grtbiabr nit Gslbfri6ten bepfIan3
tuerben tpirb, elm re9t 8etr69tli9es
iein, uub mos bic @%nlegung BON Wein.
gdrten angebt, 10 1T es f9per aud nul
cine a%nndbernoe 56dbung aber BIZ
3abl bon neuen Mnlasert gu MAIDEN,
tuel9e fir bic na6Ite 3eit geplant linb
Der Berfauf BON Obfts unb S9atten4
bdumen lit Elm ungebeurer. Selbit ie'
Der Wieb5idter phau3t 8dume an
Sas 8ertrauen auf bic 3utunft bes
biefigen 2anbestbeiles III elm aneemei4
mes. Die grfabrungen Der friiberen
Sabre baben ben Beueis baftir geseben.
bab gooen unb &lima bier 10 gut linb,
ME mau fe fib nur tpiinf1en fann..
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SreSerid @aroe

Der beribmte Sras6be, elm 2iebting bee
tbeatersebenoen BubIitums unisre,
Stabt, tritt am Sonntag i'm OpernbauIe
auf. @egeben mirb: gaIba, be,
Gladiator. Wontag ben 5. Mdr3 /:
g @aboI. elm r1eues Stid,
6as in alen n6rbIi9en 5tdbten grobar.
tigeu grfolg ersielte. Dienftag ben g.:
Grutus, ober ber Sail BON Sarquir.
Greb. Warbe mirb bon elmer ausge3eid,
ileten Sruppe unterfabt unb bic See
nerien gu allen .Stiden iinb fpeaiell fir
feline 8orfeaungen gemalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-02

Or. 4Saifer5ms, Der in sati3 Seras
riibmli@f befannte Spe3ialiif, bat fi9
in Golge Sablrei@er an. i'm ~ersangener
Muforberungen beranlaBt geieben, Gan
Nntonio einen 8eiu9 abauffatten. Ct
bat i'm Maperid 9oteL 3iamer
81 unb 50, Quarter genommen, no er
bnn iebt ab toniultirt tueroen fam. ct
bat feinen Nufentbalt Bis gum 3. Mdra
feitgeieBt. Or. Wafersug bat nit sroBem
@rf0lge in Dallas unb In allen grDBes
rem Stdoten bes Staates prafti3irt u1b
f4 In feinen SPECIALIZATION LIBERAL aus.
ge3ei@net. Wer nerbinbert fein iolte,
ben Or. Wa6er5ug peri6nli9 auf3us
iufen, fam nit ibm in Corresponding
tretsu. 1871 ,tum1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-02
BUR 6eiluua perlauat /!

rs 6erret unb 9amer BON San Nm.
tonic, tpel@e an 9dmorrboiben unb
anberen Oarm'2 ranfbeiter leibeu, r16s
gen fi9 melbeu unb gebeilt uerben,
Obne eiueit Nidel gu be3abIen Bis bas
2eiben ~boafdnbig beieitigt TT.
ellis & @bamberIain,
Sottoren, @oIebab Blod, gde Splebab
14,2,t3M umb 9oufon StraBe.
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= Gus Gonftantinopel melbet 6as
9abel Die folsenbe, etpas abenteuerli9
tlingeube Na6ridt: rSn Saba purbe
Der S%arfopbag aufsefun6en, peI9er
bic @ebeiue Mleranber oes GroBen ents
bdlt." (Oqmit 1T augenf@einli@ nidt
oas alte Saba (@ibon) in 5Drien &c.
meint, fonoern Dos i'm Sabre 1858 bon
Sub 8af9a in Der Ndbe BON Nleran.
orien in Inter 9 @egppten segrtnbete
Saba. Das ftimmt tp~enigfens einigers
maBen nit ben alien l1eberIieferungen
therein, nod pel6en ptoIemdus bic
9ei@e beg i'm Sabre 1923 Dpr gbrito
gu Babylon geiorbenen 3~2.idbrigen
Welteroberers gu N~leTanbrta in einem
g%olbenen Sarge beigeieBt baben fol!
Wnmf. b. &eb.)
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Der Measelsiobm amimtett . Glmb


bOn Bottom giebt i'm Opernbauie am
Mittuo9 ben Z. 3tuei 2on5erte: cine
Matinee unb elm Nbenbs 2Dnsert. Ser
Club beftebt aus fOlgeuben 3tintlern :
Serr @uftau Ollie, Solo 0ioline,
0err paul Menbe, Nioline,
9err Sbomas &pan, Solo G~larinette
unb @iola,
9err phil. @obelberser, Solo GIbte
unb 8iola,
9err 2Ouis Blumenberg, Solo. gelIo,
SRI. annie Carpenter, Soprauiftin.
gs fteht uns bier elm muEtaIiider
@enuB eriter &laie in MusF9t unb ca
iolte Memanb bsrfeblen,. tpombgli9
beiben 2onaerten, bic iebes elm 1eues
programm brineen, b"eisutpobnen.
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Sas wiebergenefeneG inb.
pWiein tleines, Z Sabr altes Mdb6en
bate beftigen Suffen un6 S9nupfen.
Sic fannte ni@t i@lafen unb buitete
q .anaub6rli9. Man rietb
mir, @bamberlains 9uftenmitteI au ges
brauGen unb i6 mar iiber bic iofortige
2inberuug uub bic balbige b6lige Sc.
neiung erftaunt. I'm feinen preis
m69te i'd iebt obne oies Sausmittel
feiH. Sd babe piele berartige MitteI
probirt, aber oies III bas bette, bas i'd
iemals berfu6t babe" prpf. s. M.
Meban, 9anbels Itaoemie, 9es
MOines, Soma.
Sum Wer.auf bel q. 6 n Co.,
gde Weft Commerce u. Shb.O ffraBe.
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Oamenbate 9arnenbate

gei 8. % oIfion 1T cine eroBe 9tus.
mabI BON Gribiabrs D%ameiibttell elm.
getroHen, nit aufpuB urb obne Mufs
pub! Nae NuaIitdferl, BON ben einfq1.
fen big su ben eleganteifen, inb bers
tretenl
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sa- 8ai3e SreB g uitings
MAIDEN elm bibf@es 6ausfIei6 fur gez
w6bnli6en @ebrou@. Oie grDBte
Muswabl So, $40 uno $14, BEL
Gebr. Sosfe.
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@ e I u t..

geutfder Mann um fur 8 2eute au
fo9en. 2obn 500 mOnatll9. Nppli.
fantiOnen gu ri6ten on
Greb 6einemann,
Geree : Contractor, &Qepton. Colorado
90untp, Seras. 2mtu1mtp
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aas 1euefte BET Wolf5pn !

Sie Odmen San Mntonios tueroen
eriu6t, 8. Wolfons groBes 2aser
bon Samenbiten BET neueiten Gacons
in MugenfGein gu nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-02

~ Gren@ g~ereats fir 3lei.
Der unb 6birtiugs In 1euen Muffern,
eGten Garber unb cine Darb melt BET
@ebr. Spste.
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sas- Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenr ibre Cure
9rudia6en bel Sobnfon BIOS.
anfertiger ldbt.
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sar 5oeben eineetrofen: Cine reue
Nusmabl bon &naben Qonfir I.
m a noensMn3ige IN allen GrD.
Ben bel @ebr. Soste.
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~ Soeben s~insetrOfen: Cine reue
MusD0bl bon 3naben Ronfirz
nj anbeHsNnSigen in nler @r6s
ben bel @ebr. Sosfe.
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BIumentbpfe in alien @r6Ben.
Gdfige fiir @anariens8 6sel, Mocking
birds, papageieu unb @idb6rn9en.
Saa1en fin @anarien 06gel, better
QuaIitdt.
Jutterndpfe unb 8abemannen fir
@0sel. gei Saul @agner.
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s6- @oeben ei~nsetroifen: Cine ueu.
MusrpabI BON Gnaben 2Dnfire
m anbensNn3igen in alen @r6s
Zen BET @ebr. Sosfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-02

19r SpbnfonBros. lieferr bic
beften uHb biaigften 9rudia@en. @ebt
au ihneu.
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~ 9ppotbefen. Nnleiben rbne Gom.
milton No. $50 Commensurate.
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@eriu@e bic st. gatrids
pillen unb berslei6e hire Wirtung
NIT berienigen anberer pilen. Sic Be-
liben bic guten gi9eni@aften dlterer
prdparate unb 3u9lei9 Die metropolitan
9eilmtttel, mel6e'bie moberne WiKens
i6aft entoedt bat. aIs elm Mittel gez
gen 3atarrb unb 2eberletben fteben Bic
st. patrids pilen unerrei9t ba. gu
baben bel &. gobn & Co., gde
Weff. @ommerces un0 StbsO FfraBe.
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~ Bel 8. % BOLTON 1T cine ero6e
Senouna bon Gribiabrs . 9amenbiten
einsetrofen.
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MlerIei.

Die Seras Improvement Cons
pa1p bon San Nntonio bat ii6 infors
poriren lafen. @s fol- bic Mbfi6t Der
Geieai9aft fein, elm Dotel gu bauetl.
Die rSan Antonio Wool and
Cotton Exchange" lit nun enblid ors
ganilir tDorben. u. 3. 6rant 1T pr1s
hbent; Sol. s. 6. Grot unb Sc.
Wleranber finb 8ices prdfoentem unb
Gugen Stafel 1T Setretdr.
Sobnnp 9al, elm a6tidbriger
farbiger 2nabe, 1T bon feiner Samfe,
an 8lum1froBe mobnbaft, auf I'M
meni@li6e Weiie bur9geprtgeIt pors
ben, na6bem fie benz Sungen Bic 6dnbe
gei9ntrt uno cine Gette UNI BEN Gals
geleet bate. Sie pOli3ei nabm fi6
bes Sungen an unb iibergab i'm benz
Mrmenbaus, pdbrenb Glen 6a0 iu's
@efdngniB %tuanoerte.
= Bonn 10. B. Mts. al, miro auf
ber Strede San Mntonio = Corpus
@briIti elm ipeaieller paKagieraug Iau.
fen, bumit Ger Mufentbalt in Rennebp,
tpo bic paRagiere bisber auf ben Bug
bon Waais parten muBten, bernie.
ben mirb.
Wtr MAIDEN uniere 2eierinnen
barauf aufmertiam, baB bei2 Wolffon
bas Neuete un6 glegantefe gu finoen
1T, mas bic Mtooe an 9amenbtten bers
borgebradt bat.
6err Or. meb. 8oos, pel6er
bisber i'm State Nebrasfa praftisirt
bat, 1T nod San 4ntorio ibergeiie6elt
unb beabfdtigt bier feinen bauernben
Wufentbalt gu nebmen. Die Office beg
Sr. Woos befinbet f@ in Der Qpotbefe
BON S'Mlbini an Der Nlamo pla3a.
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@aaren 0ei66ft
- -pDn-.
PAUL. WAGNER.

Die reidite uno ~eleganteffe Mnspatl
bon Artifeln, welde iid beienbers an
@eburtstaSss unb 6easeits >@ef@ensen
eisnen, ais :
S~tlberplattirte Maaren.
Statuen Don Bronze, Ssrra ! Gotta,
Bor5elan unb Mlabaftef.
RelisiSie Sisuren, @rueifrt unb SO.
ienfrdn3e.
BlumenSV uien urb Gmpeln.
Ealen, fem beeOrirte.
albums in GROCER ausmobt.
photographer allsr art.
SOupenirs nit 81 HnHdteD bon 6ou
Mntonio, fur so Gents.
Bilpers nnb Bilber=R obuten.
WuftppIen unb l1hren
S~pernSldfer unb 6ernrsbre.
Taf4enmener unb S9eeren.
Dameu= unb SetrensE cilet NeeeHatre
@elbtaiden fir 9erreri unb Damen.
Damens9 anptoi@en.
Brief. Mappen.
Sdreibseuse unb Noti3bader.
Giiten>G artens @tuis.
Damen. artsits- adfdea unD RSrbe.
Ganb=S pieSel unb adrnnte.
Waud-Itfde unb Service.
Sisarrens gtnis.
3eitunss- Wappen.
SpajierfSde.
gosel. unb @idhOrn. 2ifise.
N~ecorbeOne, 3itbern unb Sormcnieas.
Wuiheln in GROCER Nuewobl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05

the descent of the caisson be arrested
by any solid under. its edge
immediate and judicious action
must be taken. If the obstruction be a
log, it must be cut off outside the edge
and pulled into the chamber. Boulders
must be undermined and. often must be
broken up by blasting. The excavation
must be systematic asd regular. A con-
slant danger mensces the lives Of these
workers, and the wonderful success with
which they have accomplished what they
have undertaken is entitled to netice and
From "Feats Of Railacay
Engineering" IN Scribner's Magazine for
July.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
News From Everywhere


H0portant Mtatng Sutf settled.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The important liti.
CATION is now pending in the United
States ! Supreme Court between the
Eureka Hill Mining Company and the
Bullion Creek and Champion properties,
estimated to be worth two million dol.
lars. was compromised and settled to day
on the basis Of division Of the ground
and ere bodies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
Normal Class.

DY request County School Superintendent
ID Groves, will conduct Normal Class IN
winnemueca, on thursday. Friday. and Saturday,
yu 5th. 9Th and 7th, f,r the benefit OF teachers
and those preparinr 70 teach. All interested are
requested to atteno the class.
June 25, 1SSS.-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05

INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.-Harrison. the
Republican nominee for President, was
formally notified yesterday Of his nomin-
alton by the Chicago Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
Tho Cincinnati Exposition.

CrNcIsSArI, July 5.-The streets were
alive with strangers At 9 o'clock. and the
gates Of the Exposition were thrown
open at Ii o'clock.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
music TEACARrs CONVENTION.

Over I.oee Persons In Attendance.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The National Asso-
citation OF Music Teachers began their
annual convention here yesterday. Over
one thousaad professional musicians were
in attendance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05

LONDON, July Sat Newmarket TO-.
day the race for the Zstland plate Of 500
pounds, for three-year-olds, was won by
Sheen, Glore second
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05

This Bank transacts . general Banking. Kx
.hange, Collection and Fire Insurance Agency
usinees Bills OF Echange for sale on the princi.
,al cities in Europe. Current accounts with in
diyidual firms and companies solicited. Loans
made on personal security. a.
Three and one half (3}) per cent. interest," per
annum paid on tims deposits.
PRINCIPAL coRRssPosDxsrs:
Crockex. woofsorth hationA Bank, San Fran
CISCO Gala; National Bank OF the Republic. New
York; First National Bank, Reno, Nevada; Ma
tional Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento
Gala; First National Bank, Chicago.
Telegraphic transfers wade through the above
correspondents. o26-ff
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
RHNEAra TaE WATERS.
Al work Underneath River In a Pneu
matte CaissOn.

Al work Underneath River I'm n Pneu-
matte Caisson.
The pressure of air in caissons at ITO
feet below the surface of the water would
be City pounds to the square inch. Its
effect upon shs men entering and work
ing in tho e.isson has been carefully
noted in various works, and these effects
are sometimes very serious. The
frequency of respiration is increased, the
action of the heart becomes excited and
usny persons become affected by what is
known as caisson disease, which is ac-
companisd by extreme pain and in many
CAGES results in more or less complete par.
riysis.
The execution OF work within deep
pneumatic is worth q moments consid-
GRAFTON. Just above the surface OF the
water is q busy force engaged in laying
the sol;d blocks of masonry which are to
support the structure. Great derricks
lift the stones and lay them in
their proper positions. Powerful
pumps are forcing air, regularly
and at uniform pressure through
tubes to the chamber below. Occasion
ally q stream Ct sand aud water issues
with such velocity from the discharge
nine that. in the night, the friction OF
the PARTICLES causes it to lock ike
stream Of living fire. Under the great
pressure and abnormal supply OF oxygen
they work with an energy that makes IL
impossible to remain there more tnan
few hours. The water from without s
only kept from entering by the Steany
action OF the pumps far above and o'yohu
their control. An irregular settlement
might overturn the structure. snou'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
NEVADA,

NNHROUGH ~ Levy Co., sells Buckley
! Mowers, Balm agons, ana barn WIZ
cheaper than California Send in Your order
TO N. LEVY l. Co. lez
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05

BERLIN, July 5.-An expedition il
being formed for the relief OF Emin Bey
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
General sheridan's Condition.

DELAWARE BREAKwATER, July g.
General Sheridan arrived here yesterday
aud passed very comfortable day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-07-05
THE TAMMASY SOCIETY.
Its Centennial Celebration OF American
Independence.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The Tammauy
Society yesterday celebrated for the one
hundredth time the anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-21
SOME LITTLE EXCITEMENT

Occssioned Yesterday Over the Death OF q
Child-Rumors of Poison Set Mt Rest.
About noon yesterday the rumor spread
through the eastern portion of the city
that a little five year old boy, a son OF
Joseph Raymer, who lives at No 50, Alley
Sixteen, had died during the night under
somewhat suspicious circumstances, and
open assertions that the child had been
poisoned by its parents were made. Justice
Schultze was notified Of the excitement,
and came up town and held an Inquest,
at which the following facts were as
certaiued.
The child, Stewart Rsymer by name,
was as fine q specimen Of a young boy as
one would meet in a months search. A
few days ago the mother was arrested for
adultery, and on being arraigned before
Justice Davis, was committed to Jail for
examination in default of bail. Later abe
entered a plea of guilty, and paid the fine
assessed. While this was trsnspiIiDg, the
little boy, who who was then i'll, and who
really eeems to have lacked proper care,
was taken to the home of g sister, and
various domestic remedies applied. The
little fellow was suffering from Group, hut
the gravity Of the case was not realized,
and when he was returned home, he could
not speak. and soop after died. In the
opinion of the Health Officer, who ex-
amiued into the remedies administered,
etc, there was no grounds whstever for
the rumors OF poison, and the Justice
came 20 the conclusion that the most that
could he alleged was improper care and
attention, ard returned a verdict accord
ipply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-21
SMALL WAY.

The News of the Day Pointediy Para
xsaphed for Hasty Readers.
THERE was bat one case In Police Court
yesterday morning.
BASE BALL ON tine leland park to-day
Manifold We. Wheeling.
AT Q o'clock this morning no arrests
were reported at Police headquarters.
THE Society of the First Virginia Volun-
teer Infantry has passed resolutions OF con-
dolence at the death of the late Lieut-Coi.
Henry B. Hubbard.
]. {. MoANDREws and Miss Rosa Lit
ener were married on Sunday at the Catne-
dral, by Rev. Father McEui2ott- Their
many friends wish them joy.
A LARGE number of our citizens nave
expressed their intention to take advantage
of the cheap excursion rates to the Pitts.
burp Centennial next week. The Sons oil
Veterans of this city will attend IN q
body.
A BOY Mt GAINESVILLE named Charlie
Gallagher was drawing q bucket water
from the well when he lost his bold OF
the wiudlass, and the handle struck q re-
yolver in his hip pocket. 1t was dis,
charged, the bullet entering his thign
passing some fifteen inches through the
flesh, lodged near the knee.
THE Board of Directors Of the Wheeling
District Campmeeting Association met In
the Fourth Street Church Tuesday after
noon for the purpose of organizing. ). A.
Ev;np of Moupdsyille, was elected Presl'
ident; Fl. P. McGregnr, Secretary; Henry
Jones, Treasurer; J. W. Bodley, Commit
tee on Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-21
HON. C. w. DAILY
Makes a Rattling Democratic Address at
Moundsvills.

Makes q Rattliug Democratic Address At
MOundsvills.
Hon. g. W. Daily, of Mineral county,
spoke on the political issues Of the day TO
an attentive audience Of thinking men, at
the Court House in M~oundsville, yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Sherrard
Cornet Band paraded the streets and rem
derep some very pleasant music. At the
hour named the meeting was called to
order by Committeeman E. c. Picket,
who nominated for Chairman j. W. Nc
Carriher. Mr.. McCarrihsr on taking the
chair thanked the people and presented
the speaker, G. w. Daily.
Mr.. Daily made m eloquent address,
touching upon the tariff and the interests
of labor.
He showed the audience that in regard
to the importation of psuper labor, 1T was
John Sherman, Of Ohio, who introduced
the first bill for the importation of pauper
labor, which remained 8 law until repealed
ny the Democrats. He compared the rec
ords of Harrison and Thurman and quoted
extracts in favor of tariff reform from
leading Republican politicians.
Mr.. Daily was warmly a~ppiaudsd
through his address and pleased all his
hearers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-21
A DAISY FATHER.

john Thompson Wants to XIII His Son
With a Flat Iron and Knife.
Yesterday morning William Thompson
appeared before Justice Davis and swors
out q warrant for his father, alleging that
he has made threats to kill him while IN.
der the influence Of liquor, and further
chsrged him with drunkenness. The case
was heard yesterday afternoon, when
William testified that The old gentleman
had been on Q wild tear for several days,
and that about five o'clock yesterday
morning, after sundry threats had been
made the evening before, he had been
awakened by his mother, who informed
him that her husband bad two nst-irons in
bed with him, and that he was watching
a chance to kill him with them. The old
gentleman was psciied for the time, but
yesterday, while at the table, be renewed
the war. applying the most insulting and
indecent epithets to William and tried to
cut him with q case knife.
The Justice made 1t dollar and costs
for drunkenness, and sent the defendant to
jail for the time being. until he could sober
MP and be In q condition TO realize the
serious scraps he had gotten into.