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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

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Z D { s.
Can antonio, Is. Mpril 'S9.
3easemnerb6r int 9pfpuun'Saue.
Ils Der mutbmaBli9e Nttent6ter
auf bas 2eben bes 8antiers Sodpoob
putbe elm iunger Mann Namens 9arrD
Nepton berbaftet, BET felt Sanuar, pie
er iagt, ie:ner @eiunobeit tpegeu nit
ieiner Grau unb einem fleinen &inoe in
ber 6tabt uno atpar in Mrs. 2odbarbt's
8oarbingbaus an 9plebab : StraBe
pobnt. 5Sn Dem bor 6riebensri9ter
9erron sefibrtea 8orperb6r iaet 9err
2odmoob aus, oaB ct ben Mann als
b~enienigen erfenne, Der auf ibn gei6of>
fen bat, nur feble ibm Der S6uurrbart,
ben Neuton Dor einigen Sagen bat ab:
f9neiben laKen. 80. T%reeborn, eiu
Mngeitelter Der 8ant, min In benz
8riete, ben 9errn 2odmooo ols @ms
pfeblungsbrief BON 8rowber ibergeben
tuurbe, bic 9anbf6rift Nemtons ertens
men. Metpton bate in ber 8aut su=
tpeilen @ei9dfte. Nsptou tommt aug
Miffiifppi, NO er cine Baumpous
plantage befbt. Seine Grau 1T boqs
tommen bon Der unf9ulb ibres Mans
nes iiber3engt.
9euts 8ormittag murbe bas 3eus
genperbSr in benz 2odmoob Sale fort>
aeIebt. 3!uer5f foute Sheriff McgaQ
pernommen per6en. Sad @pans, Mnz
malt bes Nngeflagten, protefirte oages
gen. neil Der Sheriff fein &e6t bate,
cine 9ausfu9ung in bet Wobnung
Nemtons bor3uuebmen. 9itrift : Wns
malt pai6al ma6te geltenb, bas bic
0ausfu@ung ouf cine bef6poreae Muss
iage unb auf einen geri6tli@en Befebl
bin gei9ab. @pans tponte pifen, tpo-
BET bic Wutoritdt our Muslteaui1g zines
foi9en 8efebls gefdab uno mics nod,
baB bies nur i'm Sale ber 2lase auf
Oiebfabl, Galidmtin5erei ooer Nufors
oerung gum &iot gel9eben tonne.
pai1al ertld1te, baB es 1i9 bier uidt
UNI bic @iltigteit bes Mffi6abits ooer
UNI bas &e@t gum grIaB zines 9auss
iu@ungsbefebls banbIe, baB bies elite
Sadie gara fur fi9 let unb CT tpiini9te,
baB Der 3euge feline Gusiagen gu pros
totoa gebe. &i9ter Derron ertannte
baber ben Protet ni9t an uro Mc@al
er3dblte, tpie er in bic Wobnung Nems
tons geganget lei unb bort ben &ebols
Der, einen &of unb cine Weite annds
bernb nod ber 8ei6reibung gebolt babe.
Die @a6en tpurben inn bon elmer
unbetannten iunsen Dame i~ibergeben.
SIM &reu3berb6r but9 @Dans ertldrte
Me@aQ, Lob ct unmittelbar nod benz
Itteutat im 9aufe 2odrpoobs mar, baB
biefer ibnl feline Bei9reibung bes Waus
mes CAB, ni9t iaste, pie er getleibet
mar. Spdter iebo@ theilte er ibm nit,
bob nod ben BinterIafIenen @puren fein
8eiu6er einen tleinen SUB sebabt bas
ben mihe. 2odmonb betrat Johann
ben 3eugen5tanb unb es tpureen ibnl
ber anseblide Brief grppbers unb bic
@beds, melhe Der Nngetlagte auf bic
gaut aussefelt bate, oorgelest. 2ods
tuoob erfldrte, bic 9anbidrift fei elm
unb biefelbe. St mil bas an ben al.
gemeinen S6rift3tgen, iotie an Der
Glei9artigteit Der "i's'' ber "t's'' ufm.
%erfennen. 9ie &leibungsfufe ieben
dbnIi@ aus, mie bic, tpel6e Der Mann,
Der ouf i'm f6oB, (babei beutete CT auf
ben Mngetlpgten) trug.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
MnffaIii&sOramatifd3e Mben6=ltnter.
baltau8 tint Gafinu.

VW~WU ~ S~iS"~
Gefern Mbenb fan6 i'm gaino cine
ntu1falii@ bramatii1e Mbenb : unters
baltung ftatt, peI1e ale bic aablreid
ert9ieneneu geiu@er i'm b69ffen Grade
befriebiste.
Sas Yrogramm mar Elm ebeuio reiAs
baItiges als bortreffiG aufommengeaeC.
tes. Die 9amen Grau Degener, Irau
6aarmann, Grdulein 06nel, israu
Sabre uno Grau Wngner trugen In
treffi9er Weiie cine Mn3ab! bon Sic.
bern bor = tbeils Soil, tbeils Duette
unb elm Quartet -, 6err 6. s.. Mdl.
Ter erfreute bic Mnueienben bur6 BEN
Dortrag zines itimmunesbolen G6u.
nanul9en 2iebes unb ber iuuge Oerr
grb0rb &Rntber betlamirte nit gutem
B~erfdnbnib elm @eoi9t. 9err Star
@ippri9 fpieIte elm 0iolin,S oIo.
Den Glan3puntt bes Mbenbs bilbete
bic Auffibrung ber &ole rWamlea
uebermutb" bon u. Balm. gs tpuibe
- iamentli9 bon Seiten Der mitmir=
fenbeu Sanne,t = Grau giienlobr, IrI.
gmuie 9erbberg unb SRI. SrsiB 10
iberrai9enb gut gefpielt, baB man ui1t
genug bebauern fonnte, Dab man Bel
oer Mustuabl bes Stldes auf elm 70 emit.
feBli9 t~uertblofes Ma9mert perfalen
mar. Iu6 bic brei Serren 81. Beder,
Nlfreb 8arbed unb 6. MtQer fpielten
10 nader, bob man bur9 bas aeididte
= unb mas bic Sarfenerinnen Der Nu.
rora bon 9balburg unb ibrer 3o9ter
Ngnes anlangt = fosar bortrefHide
Spiel, aber bic argen S1pd6en bes
Stiides aufs ansenebmte bi~nueeae.
tdui9t tpurbe.
9ieiem ofieielen prosramm idloB
i9 notiirli6 Der in v8ana" ~beftebenbe
.ofieibfe@ Sbeil an, Der trob ber febr
boben femperatur 5iemli9 lanse ange>
bauert baben fol-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

Correspondence. MnbaIt, gpmol
Co., II. Npril '89. Na9 IA Saaeu
f@6nften Wetters, bas our Mbwe9slung
etmas &egen bra@te, baben mir iebt ben
berrli9ften Griibling. 8aummole 1T
ole seplanat uub f6on an bielen Gtel,
len auf. Sas &orr tpd9f f@neQ,
ober bas untraut in Golge bes ginifi.
ffigen Metters nod better, iobaB ie6er
Garruer feiBig am 2ornsR ~ultibiren 1T.
Bios tlagt man on man9en pIdben
febr iber @ngerlinge unb fonftige Mitr,
mer, tuel9e bas Gorn abfreFen; ni@t
ttur alein bas Rorn, ionbern aud ie6r
bieIe @arten Semitic. Die Musi9ten
fur bic b~iesidbrige @rnte finb febr aut.
Defenders fur Obj peldes febr gut
mire, uenu es feinen fpdter ;srof
ober 9agel mebr gisbt, mel9er nod au
ertuarten 1T. Wan tpartet bier hberaa
auf @ieb. 2dufer, tpeIde febr biel 9ieb
bier ~auffaufen f6nnten. Sn BEN lebte1
Sabren 1T bier fat tein 8ieb oerfauft
porben. neil Der preis 3u niebrig mar,
unb oebbaIb finb bic patures ole iiber.
fiut.
Sonntag ben Z. Mpril bate ber
@ermania : Garner 8erein bon Mnbalt
feline monatlide 8eriammIuns, in nell
der bef9lofen tpurbe, am IL. Mai Elm
sroBes Maifet gu seben. tpo3u Sebers
mann tpiltommen iein tpirb. E.. H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
Qampfer Asentnr.

Die .5reie preffe ar 8 c.
ras@ bertritt bic fOIsenben Sampfer.
2inieu, ertbeilt oue ndbere 9lustunft
tueger paRoge nod unb bon europa
unb berfauft Sampfi9if. unb eifens
babnbiaete gu ben niebrisffen Raten.
Die 2ifie ber bon uns reprdientirten
2inier if:
@autbmr8 . Mnterifamiiae 9ampf.
f@ifffabrts Gefeli@aft.
@eb Gtar 2inie (9lntfperpen).
gDaapa8nie 0emerale 9rams,
atlantiqne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
0rpke 3ieb,tmg AM 81.
Mfai 1885,.

grfer Il: Gin feines por.
celan Safel. 5erDiee bon 125 Stiid.
3meiter g tp n: Gin f96nes
porcelan Sbees Serpiee bon Sc 6tid
(aus Der Gabrit bon SabiIanb & Co..
Wer @roeeries i'm Wertbe bon 81
tauft, erbdlt elm Coos ftr bieie 2otterie.
Mranias YreScptt,
@de Soufons unb Solebab @ttaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
9enti4 @nglii4e @dnle.

gu ber auf 9ienitag unb Mittuo9
(16. unb II. {. d. fefseiebten b.
fentliden Priifung tperben gItern
8ormiinber unb 8ernanbte ber @1i=
ler, iotpie ole S@ulfreuube bierbur6
beifens eingelaben.
S9luB oer S1ule am II. Npril.
@r6fuung 6es neuen @6uIiabres am
Sonnerifag ben 25. MpriI.
Der SOUL tan b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

~ Semanb, beFen @erbauunes.
Organe in Orbnung finb, lit ieIten
trant. 0ergeBt bas ME uub iorgt bas
ftir bur@ ben gelegentli6en @ebrau@
bon ct. patrids piaen. Gum 8ertauf
Bel 81. gobn & Co., s. Galteser &
Sobn unb allen anberu M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

: llnreinbeit bes gIutes madte mir
felt Sabren bel Su i6afen, unb ale
a%rgetpanoten MitteI balfen nidts.
Gin 8eriu9 nit Or. Nusult R6uig's
hamburger Sropfen mar BON ben Be.
ften grfolgen begleitet. -Guguf &eites
meper, 30. 1,509 @iliman StraBe,
Baltimore, W0.
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8.

pfarrer (na6 elmer Bee,bisuns):
port, &%ornbofer, es bilft bas Ropfbdn.
gen nt9ts. Sbr miBt aus gu6 bers
ausgeben; beoentt, @uer geitorbener
Sobn 1T BON @ott serufeu -
S%ornbofer: 9oabt gut rebe, 1err
pfarrer. / t6nnt a~lerbings aus be 6aut
fabr'! Wer treibt ieBt be 56mien?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

= 0ofmanu, 5efter & &c., 2eips
5lg, 6dnbler in nngarz, &beins unb
ben beribmten SanitdtssW einen, fnb
bier Dur@ &one & % abtitab
bertreten, mel@e cine groBe Musmabl
biefer Weine an 6anb baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

Sd- 9err s. s. Smith, Der @eiIenbe
Der @bicasoer Girma Belfor6, Glart 6
SO. bate bas unglad t9 bas Sanb.
geleaf f@limm gu bertau@en. sd
bate groBe S9mer3en su leiben" iagte
CT runb meine 9anb mar fart sei9tpol.
len, aber elm paar @inreibunsen bon
"Chamberlains Pain Balm" befreiten
mid bon meiten S9meraea unb Der.
trieben bic Nni9weaung in elmer Na9t,
10 baB i'd meine Sbdtisteit ni9t gu urs
terbre9en brau6te. Sd fann bober
"Chamberlains Pain Balm aus Der,
f6nli6er grfabrung empfeblen. Gum
8erfauf Bel q. @ebn & g., s. Salt.
eper 6 @obr ut6 auen Mpotbeferu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

s@~ Gin iebr completes 2ager bon
6emben, unter3eug, unb 6erren : Sois
letten'N rtiteln fiibren pancoaf&
@Dbu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

aT Gil5s unb Gtrobbhte,
fiir bic Sommeriaiion bel pans
o 4 & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

aF Sbos. oggan& 8ros.
baben oas b~oQitdnbi9ite 2aeer bon Mus
fifalien in Der Stabt un6 geben sSebem
ben nStbigen Nbaug ober &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

Er WOat Sbr einen Nnsus mad
MfaB gen1a6t bab.n. Der perfeft fibt, 10
tpenbet @u9 on 9oneoaft & @o9n.
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@ 81 Bros. Iiefern bic
beften unb bilisffen 9rudia@en Gebt
3u ibnen.
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b~ 8. WoIfion bot ioeben cine
groBe Senoung BON f9mar3en @pIin=
oers9lten erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

D0- 8. WsIfon bat iosben cine
eroBe Genbung bon i@mar5en gpIin'
6ers6Rten erbalten.
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sa- 8. BOLTON bat foeben cine
eroBe Senbung bon f9tpar3en @pIin.
bers9hten erbaIten.
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0ertrauensfeIia q.

rWiit bieiem MeHer polen Sic mid
ra%fren?p = mSeien STE gong auBer
Gorge, mein 9err - i'd berlaR' mir auf
meine s or9el"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

~ Goggan Bros. boben ben
etasieen erfabreuei1 unb 3uberIdiFger
ptanofimuier In Der Gtabt. Yianos
lOerben fir % gefimunt unS bic Mrbeit
uirb saraniirt.
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An5eige.

Wdbrenb meiner Ibpeienbeit 1T 6err
SSenuII mein autorifirter
Wertreter. 5. s. 3uf9Iag.
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eta6t 8 Solicitors Office,
San Mntonio, III, WbriI 1889.

san Mntotl0, II. Npril 1889.
Nae perionsn, tpeI9e gu, @aFer fit
Bewdferungsjmede bere9tist finb, tpers
ben bierbur9 aufgeforbert, lire Wafers
ifeuer Der benz 80. Npril 1889 gu
be3ablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

u W " : WV
II, 10mt1mp Stdbtii@er Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15

Wenn Sic Sbr 2eben gu berF6srn
beabf@tisen, 10 i@ieben sic sic
@uti@eibung bariber auf bis sic bic
Metboben, &eseIn inb 8eiimmunsen
ber washington Life Insurance Com
pany" bon Neu Oort seprlft baben.
3uberldifge unb amtli6e Snformatio=
men tuerbea &Ien ertbeiIt, Sic ftd bafiir
intereiireu.
DAY, KAMPE & CO.,
Igenten flr Seras, Ohio unb 2entudp.
Office: go. 80 unb "a 9ampmanu=
@ebdube, San Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
SIT Die satptnSfud,t unbetlbar9

Wtan .leis bas @a@fsbenbe: vSerr 6. S.
Wforrts IN @eUarf, Mrtanfas, iast: sd lag
an Sunser : Mbicehen fdper barnieDer, unb
n.e.ae Jreunbe unb Die ser3te ertlarten mid
tllr uabeilbar f9pinbfu6tis. Da fling i1 an,
Sr. Ftnss neueS S@binbiu9tsmittel AT ae,
branben: SEPT babe i'd Die brittle Glai6e unb
PIN bere!ts I'M Stanbe, Die arbeiten auf meiner
garm tpieoer gu iiberpaden unb gu beauffid-
tt,sen; @s 1T bic bette Mebicin, Die es seben
tann!"
Sehe Miobletpart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt :
v9Benn i'd ai@t 81. Sings neues S6pinb.
iudts. Seilmittel sebraudt bdtte, pare i'd Idon
lanse meinem 2ungenleiOen erIegen. 0ie &erste
batten mild bereits aufgessben. SEPT bin i'd
bel befem @obIiein."
2 9robefai@en fret in allen Apotbeten. @bole.
fale bel OreiB,. Sbompfon & 60.
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unere fboten. Grau !:
rStt wdbrenb meiner N5weienbeit Be.
fu6 bier gemeien?"
Sb9tn: rSa, Wuiuf pommermann
tpar bier"
Grau: nDen 9erren femme i9 ia
GOT ni9tl"
26@in: r9et ilaube id i6on. Ct
mar ia bod bel mir gum 8eiu9."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-15
A. N. Galloway
photograph,
4l3 on 6oufOnss traBe, Gan antOniO,
Eeras.
2iefert bic
bdten Silbtr lit seras.

Ct bat eiuen atssssei6neten @aler
angeifellt unb sarantirt uOrsasIiGe slus.
fibrung GROCER 8iIber 3u niebriseren
preiien. ais irgenbuo anbers.
Dos @tabliHemeut bat eineu sroBen
Ruf erIanst unb Niemanb follte berIdus
men, feline Photographic bort nebmen
ober iein Bib uiaIsn su IoFen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
An AihemarIe Nomfnee.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Seeing that the friends Of many aspirants
for gubernMorial hoporS are heralding their
claims for public recognition, and that one
asplrant has ready announced himself q
candidate. would il not be well for us at this
time TO take a retrospect OF our political
horoscope, so as 10 avoid the pitfalls OF the
past and rs bescon-light TO guide us IN the
futurey
The great productive interest OF the coun-
try (agricuture) has been ground between
the upper and neither millstones OF capital,
syndicates, trusts, and combinations until
scarcely anything raised pays the cost OF pro-
ducti0n.
The farmer is on the verge OF ruin and de-
mands relief lie pays the bulk OF the taxes
and does most OF the voting. To the Demo-
cratic party alone can we look for relief, and
true to the traditions OF that party expect
10 die Ia it's ranks, but / am not willing to
be muzzled like the dumb-drlven OK to the
support OF a sentimental politician. - Mea-
sures not men, IS not the slogan which Will
rsIIv toe cohorts OF Democracy TO victory.
Give us the right man and We viii yOuch for
the measures.
In the first place no man need aspire TO the
position of Governor OF Virginia whose prl-
yate aud domestic record has the least faint
or stain upon H.
In the second place we must have man
who is thoroughly identified with the indus.
trial pursuits OF the state, especially agri'
culture.
Your correspondent "Virginias has
named such man In the person OF Msjor
Sutherlin, Of Danyilie, who would be en-
tirely acceptable to this portion Of the State,
but whether his position a. president OF a
railroad would iniure hlm IN his own section
i am not prepared 10 say.
Ia conclusion, allow me TO name a
gentleman who is thoroughly and en-.
Enthusiastically identified with the agri-
cultural aud industrial interests OF the
State and who will meet the require
ments Of every shade Of opinion. lie has
represented his state with credit in the
councils Of the nation, besides filling other
positions OF trust and dignity. The gentle
man Is the Hon. Il. 4. w. Duke, Of Abe
marie. Nominate him and tine people will
rally to his support as one man throughout
the State and make the welkin ring from the
seashore 10 the mountains. TIDEwATER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
LYxcmBUnG AND VICINITY.
Futile Efforts of BuTGisrs-Ratiroad
CoiIisIon-0Iber Hiit CITY
GafnPrtuga.
fGpeclal teIeeram % the DIspaich.l

Especial telegram % the Dispsich)
JYxcnBuRG, VA, April 4.-Upon opening
the safe at their timing establishment, on the
corner OF Church and Twelfth streets, this
morning Doherty e. Fortune discovered that
az attempt bad been made during the night
10 blow IT open. Three holes bad been
bored-one through the combination plste
and two within bali an inch OF Ito the
depth OF about an inch. The woud'De RODS
bers evidently intended blowing the safe
omen, but were stopped by daylight. No.
thing was left by which they could De ideDti-
fed, bot IL is the opinion OF the police that
the work was done by amateur cracksmen,
"a the holes were sufficient with the use OF
dynamite to have blown the safe open. The
parties effected an entrance through win
dow in the rear OF the house.
A uortbern-bOund freight train collIded
with a sOuth.bOund train on the Midland
railroad between MclvOr's and Amherst
Courthouse about $50 O'Clock this morning.
Engineer John Currier, bis fireman, aud one
OF the brakemen were injured, but not Sc
riously. The engines were considerably
damaged aud a number OF freight>cars
wrecked. The wreck blocked the track so
that the afternoon trains were compelled to
to transfer around II.
Thomas \. Il. Whistler, a prominent to-
bacconl5t or London, is IN tne CITY.
Whit. Quarles (cOlored), while loading a
gun in Liberty Yesterday, exploded Il acci-
dentally, tearing bis right hand off and
flling bis face ard hesd with shot.
Tom BaTksdale (colOred) was committed to
isil in Liberty to-day, charged with making
murder0us assault upon Mr.. Stephenson,
an Engllshman living near Charlemont.
Barksdae stepped up behind Stephenson
and knocked him down with a shovel and
then struck him two severe blows after he
fell-al on the head. The difficulty oc-
CURED several days ago aud tho wounded
man is still attended by a physician, who Is
OF opinion that the case is a serious one.
Rain is badly needed in some portions on
Bedford county. IL Is said none has fallen
Of any consequence for six weeks, and the
grass crop is being seriously injured.
Contractors have just closed contracts
with the Norfolk ana Western railroad 10
build ten houses in Bluefield. ..
A railroad rumor says the fast limited>
express service Is 10 be put on the Rich
moud and Allegheny railroad between Nor
folk. Louisville, and Cincinnati via Rich
mond, Lynchburg, aud Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
MEASUREMENTS on prohibiron


We were not mistaken yesterday when we
stated what we supposed TO be the meaning
OF the defeat ia Massachusetts, OF the pro.
posed new constitutional amendment pro-
hibitlne the manufacture aud sale of intoxi.
eating liquors Is beverage. The Boston
Herald, published on the ground and famil.
FAR with all the facts. says:
cit IL u verdict against prohibition In the
State Constitution. II IL also by inference q
verdict against prohibition in absolute aud
universal form by law ia the State. but we
sre inclined 10 think not 10 the extent that
tbe majority rendered yesterday would In
dictate. There were probably many who
voted against prohibition in the Conytitu-
ton who might be willing to try the expert.
ment once more in law. Still less il IL vic
tory ia which ali who participated favor the
continuance OF The saloon 10 the extent Ia
which II now exists. Thousands have voted
against the amendment IN the Constitution
becsuse they feel tbat the saloon NAV be
more effeciually controlled under the pres.
ent license law, with local option, which Is
practicable OF enforcement than under ab-
soiuie and universal prohibliiop, which IL
not"
The Herald Is right, OF course. Because
, msn votes against constitutional amend.
nent TO prohibit the sale Of liquors all over
Massachusetts,, and 10 votes because he
knows that 10 rstify such an amendment
would be to bring the Constitution into
Contempt in Boston and other places where
two thirds OF the voters are opposed TO pro-
blbitiop, Il does not follow that he would
vote 10 allow saloons In all the cities and
counties, or would vote against prohibition
81 8 IocsI-opsion election. We doubt not
that tue decision made by the people OF
xssssc busests on Monday was q wise one.
buf " suppose that the same people would
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washington Races.
nv telegraph TO the Dhpaich.l

wAsuISorox. April 2f.-The spring meet
inc Of the National Jockey Club at Ivy City
commenced to-day. NJ
s,aff won: Harsmboure second. Tom Hood
third. Time, 1904.
Second race-ons mile, for three-year-olds
and manufactured won; Panama second,
Barfister third. Time, 1:44t.
Third race-handicap s"eeP,aAe ous
miIe--Bess won; Brait second' Doa@ 'n'fu'
Time, 1:46l. .
Fourth rsce-six furlongs, for three-year-
Odds and upward-Romp won; Letretia
second. naia third. Time. 1:lI.
Fifth race-handicap stesplfenase Irregular
house bol,ed the course. and Killarney fell,
leaving the race to Elphin and Hercules.
EIphin won by bali length.
The weather was beautiful, the track In
fine condition and much improved over
farmer wears. and the crowd numbered about
q
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