davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

unb mirfte perbiiiternb uno eritideno
auf ibr fonft 10 fonnig beiteres ylatureI,
ia, f6lug fogar bic TN 9lOffer fat fprii4z
pDrtli9 gemorbsue Nnmutb ibrer Sal.
tung, ibrss BenebmeHs 10 DoQitdnbig in
Geileln, baB fie suroeilen fogar iteif uut
unbebhlfli9 eriGeineu fonnte.
8era pamloipna triunpbirte ii6el
ioI9e Beoba9tungen innerli6 unb tel
ner Der psiden G9mei9elnamen, mi
benen fie nod ruiiif9er Nrt, bag beib
nur in @esenmart Grember, bic S9we
iier an3ureben liebte, tlans ie 10 aufri6
tig 3drtli6, als oas, petite imbecile'
NIT benz fie irgenb einen 8erifoB 4nios
Ia9eno aufnabm unb marfirte.
Rurit Smanouiti9 pirb cine febr BE-
queme Grau on ibr baben, fagte fl
banu mob! fdabenfroh gu fib felbft.
St mag frob fein, baB ct fie obne Wsi'
teres 3uradididen barf, bic fleine pay
same 5urud in bic Gloferpeniion, mad
Der fie fi9 10 augeniGeiuli6 iebnt, unn
uno In bic He au@ alein paBt unb &C.
bort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
Mt6tttel 1ttto cSacfe1t,

e'srln slaubsn mir allies gu iibertreFen, inas
le D'sr offetirt tuoroen 1T, nidt nur, mas bic
9ute Der Waare, bic @rsispiirbtsfeit unb ben
9el9mad anbetrifft, forbern mir baben einen
10 rel94alttsen Sorratb, oab mir NIT irseno ei>
mem &onfettiOns-@ iddft, psl9es ausldliesIid)
otsle granae bstreibt, erfoIsrei6 fOmfurrireu
tonnen. DaS Eager birst bic fdonffen ga.
6sn, Delae bic Mooeiiaote bet @eIt, Berlin,
Yaris unb Men gort tisten. Dir laSen oIIe
Samsn ein, biefes einaig in feiner grt aus,
genattsts Depattsment au infpi3iren, ba mir
fider fino, ibren 8eifau su sepinnen.
Serie pc, Serfep's, Serfep's.
Yluia Wraps, gu allen Yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Cine beitere @ef@i9te bat
ii9 bisier Gage i'm 0em Oorter pofs
amt abgeipielt. Sie Wpplifanten, mel.
DE H4 fur ben BriettrdserSienit gemel'
bet batten. tparen bena1ridtigt tpoiben,
I'm 10 ubr 8ormittags ii9 i'm Vof.
amt einSufeuen, um beslgli1 ibrer
fDrperli@en Saugli9teit fiir bic Stellen
unteriu6t 3u merben. Mebrere Dun.
bert fanben ii9 elm unb aur gegebenen
Stunoe maren bic nod benz prufunas.
3immer flbrenoen Sreppen unb 8orf6le
NIT elmer bi9ten Meni9eni9aar ange.
falt. Am ielben Morsen batte nun
elm S1webe, Der ii1 ni9t lange i'm
2anbe befinbet, bur6 bic poit eine aarte
erbalisn, bic ibm anfiinbiste, bob Elm
resiitrirter Brief fur ibn Do iei, ber ibm
ausgelisfert tperben Dilroe, iobalb
er feline Sbeniitdt nodgeuiefen babe.
Der 5dwebe felte ii9 elm, lab ole
bic Wenideu, unb ba ct annabm, bas
ieien lauter 2eute, Die regiltrirte 8riefe
abjutolen batten, ftellte ct fi9 In BIZ
lauge &eibe unb uartete mebrere Stun
ben sebulbig. bis er baran fam. Nls
er enbli6 in bas 3immer gelaugte.
fdob man i'm auf eine Waage, noiirtt
tein SeDi6t, bann puroe ieine Gdngt
gemefen; bet Grst unb feline @sbtilfer
| 5ogen ibm bic Obertleiber ab, neriebten
ibm tti9tise 2niiffe, IieBen ibn tief Ut
benz bolen, nit ben Nrmen unb geiner
ausf1lagei &C., mas ber S9pebe mi
wabrbaft engelbafter 8ebulb Qass hbel
ft@ ergeben lieb. Die prifuns fiel 3u1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
9te 9lnHDinn8 beS 0eutfden 9urn
8eretuS tn Yart8.

Dos 6aupiniliii6e @ebabren Der pas
rifer bat es enblid iomeit sebra@t, LAB
bic Mufloiung bes oerti9en Surn=8ers
eims in paris erfolgen muBte! Der
0or1tanb oes 8ereins bat on bic
beuti6e Surueri6aft folsenbes S6reis
ben erlafen:
Ser beutiaen Surnerf6aft niifen
mir leiber bic Mn3eige MAIDEN, bab ber
fDeutlde Surn 8erein 3u paris feline
| mebr als 25idbrige Sbdti9feit einges
| felt bat. Dieies beoauerli9e @reis=
niB 1T In erfsr 2inie bic 6olge Der dus
Berli9en 0erbdltnifIe, mel6e fi6 in Ieb.
ter 3eit fur bas beutide @ereinsmeieu
in bieiem 2anbe INNER f9wieriger ges
itaItet bahen, ioipie bes geringen 3u3ugs
unierer iungen 2anbsleute nod bier,
lpel1er ieinen @runb i'm i9le9ten @es
| fddfissange, ioipie in ben 3eitperbGlts
nii1em i'm 9tlgemeinen finbet; es trat
bierau ber 8erluit uuieres bisberigen
0ereinslotals, perbunben nit Der groz
| Zen @dwieristeit, fiir baRelbe iebt els
nen pafenben @riab 5u fiaben. Sieie
unsiiuitisen umiidnbe ma6ten elm ers
ipriebll6es @irten unieres 8ereins in
lebter 3eit unm6slid, 70 baB mir Dor.
siebsn muBten, bafelbe porldufig gang
ein3uffelen, in Der Doffnung ieond,
fpdter, uenn before 0erbdltniiie biss
nit Nusfi9t auf grfols erlauben, uniere
Sbdtisteit wieber auf3unebmen. Ser
beuti9en Surneri@aft aber, bic uns
tets elm 10 reyes Snterefe bemieien,
ienoen mir In benz MugenbIid, in mels
dem mir uns trennen, Elm ber3li9es
p@ut 9eil!"
Gomeit baben es bic Barrier 0eber
olio gebradtl Mabrlid, Elm riibuli9es
9elbenfidl Sn Der 9auptifaOt Der ga.
ton, bic fi1 ftets bamit gebrhftet bot,
an Der Spibe Der Civilization su mars
| f6iren, permas elm beuti@er 3urnuer'
Elm uidt meiter su eriitiren. GreiIi@ III
paris in ben lebten Sabren aud entfeBs
lid beruntergetemnien unb nur nod Der
S9atten ieines ebemalisen Weiens, aber
ielbft bas entf6ulbist ni6ts. Dieter
Worgang tpirb elm S1aubFed flr bic
Gran3ofeu, ein SGimpf fur bic Barrier
bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

entiebliden, ber3serreiBenben gorscng
mar 2ldger 10 gemaltig e,f9httert, bal
rlan fur fein 2eben fiir6tete. unb als
It enbli9 mieber bergeltellt mar, ge.
lObte er feiner armen, blei6en Grau,
bob ME !Dieoer ieue unbeilbolIen @ift.
tropfen feline 2ippen berhbren piroen |!
SEEDS Wo6en long ioa er aud ie6er
Weriu9ung tapfer uiberitanben baben
: aber bann - 2elfing bate in bieiem
Sale re6t: r2uB Sid BEN SeufeI bel
einem 9aar faiien, unb Du bit fsin
auf etuigi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Ser profeRor Der pbiIOiopbie, Dr.
Drogebartel. lieif lber GrtenntniB.
Sbeorie. Wfan tann ui@t iagen, ooB
ieine 06rer Oabnn sefsHelt merben.
ploBlt9 werben orauBen Dor Der 3bar
Elm paar Worte Iaut, unb alsbalb brts
den li6 bic meifen ber tpenigen 3ub6s
rer. unb mas bate he binausgetries
benz alarm? Geuerruf? Ni9ts Ser.
artiges, aber brauB BEN bate elm Commit
litoue Gerufen: User ipielt einen
Bier Stat mits"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Bon stuei 8anern, Die neben einanber
in Der Stride fiben, 1T Der cine tpdbrenb
Der Brebigt ianft einssidIafen. NIs
6er @Ottssoienlt 5u @nbe 1T. giebt ibm
ieia Greunb einen &ippenitoB nit BEN
Worten: yDu, I is ut!" = yDenn
ideuf' mebOer in!" lautste bic lallsnoe
Mntmort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Gluctuationen i'm Martte fir gi.
ienwaaren fam Ssoer permeiben, ber
fetne Srbers bur9 pieper & g 1uIt.
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Gabritanten re-.
guliren ibre preiie nod hem 3Onium.
piper & S9uIibeB babeu fe,s einen
enormen gOrraib BON Genaorabt, giien.
ble9 II. |. 10. 1lnb fie not1ren friibere
nieorige preiie, tpenn biefelben au1 in,
i'm MQrfte ffeiaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
9r19beit Der Nieren lit etn gef6brlt
d1er Eehler NerieIben.

Srenuns. 9eue bartnddisen unb perbdnsnibpcuen
eeeen, BE Sristti4e 9erenfranfbeit unb 3uderrut,
felen ii4 NIT i6redlider Siherbeit elm, obalb biz
unp 8wanS fub bic fat uupermetliAen Golseu elmer
partteIeu edhmnns her 8laie, bic turG S6pdae ebs,
Irdsbeit rerielben peruriaft rirh. $ It tier 4
Ragenb bttters 1T etn Tobltbdtis Irirfenees, an.
resenbes tttsl, has tte 1bdstett her in ete eben.
ben Srsane f6rtert, duf befen Btrtunsen man lid
rerlaen tann, pbne ben bersroben Rsi befhr&ten ~
miiNen uelber bduiis bic 6pge ees @enuHes her se.
p6bnltd i'm 9anhef portommenben utdbt meeiBinfid
prdparirien Stfmuantsn lit. ais peiere pobltbdtts,
aBtrtuns hes Bttters III an,nfhbren, bab eS purA b,
ielben In Gtanb Iebt, has hurH hteelbsn paiirenh,
Blut pon aaen nnreinisfeten gu befreien, pel6e 4
bdufs Rbeumatismus unb Wa0erluht rerurla4eu
Rerppftdt, Gieter unb Nattisfett, 9erifcpfung uni
Dpspepiie rerhen turG has 4itters hberrunfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Mnia YaipIowna Sornotp tpeilt i6on
rlebrere Sage unter benz Oa9e 6es pas
Lois &oman3otD unb nod bat fi9 Giirff
6arain ni6t bliden laRen.
9ienlgei6dfte berbin6ern i'm dm
2ommen. loutete bic gnti6ulbisung,
bic elm fa9tis Billet ieiner i@6nsu
6reunoin brad)te.
Grdfia @era 1T in bieiem Gale iebr
tolerant gegen ben Sdumigeu. STE
berfebt iolh' seflifentli6es 6iuaus.
f@iebsu zines gefir6teten Wsomentes
n,lr au gut.
69eint bod au6 ibr ieber Sag bop.
pelt gei6enft, on benz fie oem gelisbten
Manne bic felbifgewdbIte &ibalin ni9t
bot 3ufibren biirFen.
Der erfe ginbrud i@redenspolIen
Staunens, ber He beim Mnblid bes bolbs
erbliibten Md09eHs abertam, 1T 3uar
ldnsf iibermunben.
Manon, bic f1laue 6rauaolin, iii nit
gut angebra@tem A9felauden, fp6ttis
f9em Gnertennen Der ldnbli9en 6rif9e
= Der iungen sndoigen gomteEe unb
seiGidt eingefo@tenen 66mei9eleien
ftir tire Perrin, Dem bur9 Natur un0
Uerbdltnifie lber alle 59ronten binauss
getriebeueu 5elbifgefiible berielben sll
Ollie setommen. 70 bab fi9 gera paip.
lowna ieBt faum nod eingeffebt, bas
iufpibe Rinbergef@t9en iemals gefdbrs
lid gefunben 5u baben. = unb bod
fiebt He nit gebemem 8augen benz Mte.
ment entge9en, ber bic bon ibren eiges
nen iGbneu 9dnben eemobenen Tdben
feft Dettnhpfen fol.
Qaunl tann CT ldnger nod binausge,
f9oben Derben. 2dBt Fi9 bod 10 fhon
bic uni&idlide 6ait taum Der geIeu.
f@aft seseuiiber re@ifertisen.
auf bas buftenbe 8riefGen, tpel9es
BEN wiberUillisen Greier ole oleie
Griinbe bringenb ans 6er3 Ieste, er'
belt lie bon ibm ben 8ef9eib. Ct uerb,
fi9 nm nd6itn gmpfanesabenb, aIil
9ienlfag. einfinben, um bie jung
Dame, bepor er ibr borgefellt perbe
m6sli9it unbefangen beoba@teu 3u ton
ilen. -
9amit mar bic fdbue Jrau febr elm
berifanben.
Gin ip6ttii9 prhfsnber Bid eIitt tbe
bas Billet. uelfes He am Sriibfhdstiid
empfine, bintueg 3u bsr boben pip@
gegeulber, in.beren eldn3enbem Qrnifal
ii1 tire eisene plafiiid fIt6ne GefaIt
tDie fie ba iuei1 bingegoiien in ibrel
yDltteril lehnte, 1llerOiul5 Ittr portheil
baft abbob seeen bic arme tleine Mnia
Der bic ungemobnte bppsrmobern
9raGt, in bic man fie eejtedt, imme
nod elm @sflibl erreste, als babe moi
he In einen panaer gestpdnst, unite
benz ibr i9meres 0er3 nod idwerer I'M
banger flopfte. Der ibr ieoe frsie 8ewe
aung unm6gIi@ ma6te.
Gie iab re1t ungIiiflid aus in be
mpbernen Grifur, 3u ber Wanon Ii
reid)es af1bIonbss Qaar aufgetbiirm
bate, uuo fie fabIte f@ aud 10. =
3war mubie fe auf Der 5@meae
@unf9 bon frab bis fpdt tn beren yldt
ieiH, bod gef6ab ni@is, um bies Tel
chamber angenebm ober aud nur {,
irdglit 3u MAIDEN. Das bel allen bt
uuBten, abf9Ii9en Bemhben bes 9e,
an3iebens bod peinlid beutli9e, unbt
DuBte, untpiutirlidbe NbnoBen i'm Wt
len Der @eltbame ber iungen 2lofei
i9hlerin gegeniiber uabm bieIer ole bi
tinoli9e Siderbeit bic ibr bic mangeInh
Houttue pielei9t sllidli9 erfebt bdtts
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1sss-s9+ Mgrh1afa q
&leioerftpff 8eiaB.

@ir iinb i'm etanbe, fur iebs aIeibfurbe, fiir
isbe gtuapce iOpie fur ieoeS Muiter ben ent.
ipre@enben 8efas gu liefern. @erabe bieiem
Separtemeat 1T uniere srObte aufmertiamteit
augenenbet noroen, nm bic DamenpeIt in BET
3uiammen fellune ibrer &oiletie in ieber Sia.
fift au befriebisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
Btruhidenb.

Dame emit Dielia9enbem Bid gu If.
rem 8egleiter): yWenn man uns 10
oft bsiiammen fiebt. f6nnte mau-biirfte
man uns fiir- oer5eiratbet balten."
9err: nWas ma6t bas, gndbiges
Jrduleins gDenn mir es nur in Wirt.
lidteit ni9t iinb!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
{ SMI IHIl1n 1SSS-S9.
Sd)ltbe! Sct)mbe :!

Dtsfes Separtsment lit 70 reidbaltia unb
tpobl ausseattet, oab ss einen Store fiie lid) in
anipru9 nebmen fonnts. @ir ftebsu in oi.
refer gerbinouns nit ben anerfannt beifen
Gabriten Der Ser. Staateu unb biirfen uns
tpobl rubmen, bab mir nur bas allerbeiie unb
oas fafbionabelite Sdubnert fir Damen unb
&tnOer auf 2a9er baben. sebr banerbafte
S@nbe tir taltes unb nafes asetter oTerirem
mir fir SduIfinber.
@dmarSe llltb fmbise @triiulpfe,
eben FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 9amte1t tttt0 WeGbd1et
- in
Sdumpolle, molIe un6 Seioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Sie Nnmsnbuns bon St. Satobs.
Del bel rbeumatiiden 2eioen, lplrb bon
it6eren @rfolgen besleitet iein. Giinf'
aig Gents bic Jlaide. SH allen Apo'
tbeten 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
Sseittett : 3elt9e !:

@eise unb farbise siidtider nit Serbiet.
ten, sil9tudisus bel bet 9arb, Sanbtuder,
sibies, 8oaene Siidoeden fur @arIOr unb
Bobnsimmer. @iano. Deden,. bas auernsu fe
unb mobernFe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel Der Barb, su allen preifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
~.@%:nnIT. WoI.FrSoN'S Riesen Etablissement
mud mud d1l|i1I1t1nflRlr, d1llll|i1lI1t1gfl|IRllE
Sei6e! Set0e!

Sn alien 5arben su alien @reiieu. Das 9fo.
bernite uno @eidmadboufe, has bic eaiion
bietet. Infer Eager lit unibertreffid reid.
battis unb Die Damen iinb sebeten, fid fpe3iel
bieieS Departenlent, ipeldes auberorOentlid
SIbi9es bietet, anaufeben.
sammt unb @lif6 gu alIen Yreiien, unb in
allen iLlioen unb Ranch. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

% gbamberlains 9uiien Mebi3in
1T beriibnt megen ibrer prompten unb
uirtiameu Sur BON 9uiten unb grfdlz
tuns. Die f9limmfte grtdltung tann
bur9 elm paar Dozen biefes Mittels ge'
boben tperbeu. Gum 0erfauf BEL IT.
gobn & Co., s. 3alteper & Sobn unb
allen DruSsiifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
GIN ein @er3.
gsOOsue bon g. Salt.
[Gortietuus.l.

@orum biif Du ou9 10 bdbI6, ar>
mes Rinb, nidte ie iebr nitleibis.
aber iebr reipeftmirbis binter ibrer
iungen Serrin Der, ols iie ipdter @tienz
mes berf6mmli6em: Madame est
servie" GoIse leiitenb in 6er BON ibm
melt aufgef6loffenen Gliiseltbtire BEG
fleinen 9peiieiaals Deri9wanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

gs 1T gmpfangstag i'm palais &os
unan3oip. Gin 2i9tmeer futbet bur9
bic gldn3enbeu @eieli@aftsrdume, bic
ii9 bon Minute 3u Minute mebr fii0en.
Oie bedsnboben 6piesel iperfeH oas
bunte efettuoQe Bib, bas ie6er eiu3elne
Saal bietet, sebufa6 suriid. Nuf BEN
eisglatten parfet rauf1en uno tuogen
9hleppen BON Sammet unb NtlaB unb
8rofat in allea Garben, unb amiiden H.
men bur9 mluoet ii6 elegant uub sierlib,
bic befernte unb uniformirte 6errenmeIt,
fid bieibin unb coribin berneigeno uno
perbeugenb, bier en- paar berbinbli9e
Morte tpe6ielno, bort nur eineu Ders
ftdnbn:buollen Bid. einen srhbenbeu
Wint ausfenbenb, iiber ben NIT einem
leifen Gd6ermint ober NIT einem auf'
3udenben Mugenfrabl quittirt Dirb.
Gin leiies Summen unb G9mirreu
gebt bur6 ale &dume, nur oann unb
mann nit melo6il9em Glirrsn Der gol'
benen 20ffel6sn an gisi9alen unb
S9erbet9ldier, bic bon gutgei9ulten
Oienern, bic In ibrer l1nbbrbarteit unb
8emanbtbeit beinabe t6rperlos eri9eis
men, sereidt werben, uutermii9t.
Nles, mas irsenb in Be3iebung
febt au bem &omanaom'i6en 9aufe,
ordnst ii9 beut' bier 3uiammen. Die
Gamen, UNI ber armen lieben &o'
man3oD ibre 3beiluabme au beseugen,
fie au tr6iten tber ben Nbf9ieb bon
benz @emabl, obi6on feline ein3igt
unter ibnen oieien Sroit fir n6tbil
belt; = bic Serren, UNI Der id6ner
6trobwittwe nod befiiRener als se.
tp6bnlid, ibre Suloieunsen 3u GhBer
3u Ieeen, ibr fur ole 6dae bic tpeiteit
| gebenben Hitterbienite an3ubieten'
@rdfin 0era paplotpna besesne
beut' Mlen nit sana auBersem6hnli9e
2iebsnsmhr6igteit. Sbre in Hubin
feuer brennenoen 2ippen fennen beut
fein fp6ttii6es 3uden, fein bo6mtitbi
ges 8dumeu. ionbern fino nur ld9elnb
Dulb bic fcnnenbaft N0en itrablt.
Sic nil beut' beioubsrs i96H ieir
unb iie III es aud.
| (6Ortietuus fcIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

2ebrer: rSu tuel6em 3uifanbe
befano iid) aleIanoer Der @robe am
gnbe feiues 2ebens2"
edhIer: pgr NOR tobt, 5err
profeHor.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

gs giebt in Berlin 50 Yianofortes
8erleibinititute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

: Sn gulsarien pobnen 2250
Seuti9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

sW 8ros. liefern bic
beiten uno billisffen 9rudia6en. @ebt
5u ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
&let6et: gtpffe.
Dcppeltbreite, furtise unb i4war5e

aameeIbaare, Grate b'slIma, Srieo!s, Sen.
tiettas, albatroe5 Ssrses, 8aiIle Jraneais,
gafbmeres, Samiie, Malte'e, Damaie, Satiu
Hips, gorborette, Colombo, Sbubat, 2onbou
SouIe, sSlanele.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-19

Die
Sdslide Sreie 4'refe fit Seras
eri6eint
mit Ausna9me oes Sonntass
unb foitet
$1,000 fir SaS Sabr peer $3.50
fiir 8 Wfpuate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Captured by a Bald Head.

from the OAKLAND Tribune
In the book Of Mrs. Laulii Willis, the Samoan
woman whose husband, contractor, left Ala
media several days ago and has since been miss
ing, occurs the following quaint story Of how
she fell in love with her husband. 1.-THE first
thing / saw when we went alongside the ship
was a white man with bald head That look ed
very funny to me, as had never seen a bald
headed man before. He was real fat and nice.
looking, but he did not have any hair on his
head, and got my brother, who could talk
English, to ask him, just soon as we got
aboard, where was ali the hair that belonged
on his head. And the white man told him that
ne lived in California, and they did not have
any cold weather there, but had what they
called "a glorious climate and the climate had
taken all the hair off his head We got very
well acquainted, and liked him, because when
another white man kept talking to me this one
with the bald head quarreled with him and
knocked him down, 30 he should not bother
men
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BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE.
"A Remarkable Case Of Reconciliation
Alter Circulation Had Ceased.

A Gettysburg, Pa, special to the Baltimore
american says: Prompted by the recent Discus
sion In the scientific journals and in the daily
press OF the subject Of traumatic and cellular
death, your correspondent recalls an incident
"mcn occurred in Westminster, Nd, in the
autumn OF 1879. The facts are as folIovs: A
young man, a native of Chill, South America,
VINO mad been for some time a resident of West
Minister, became addicted to the excessive use
OF ntoxicants, and on one occasion, having
oeen drinking heavily for number OF days,
.ook an overdose of morphia. servant of G.
W. crapster, ESQ.,, at whose house the young
man boarded, discovered him lying on his bed
In an unconscious condition, and DIR. W. x.
!rrihger was summoned To all appearances
.he man was dead, but DR.. Fringer called
IN your correspondent who happened to
oe passing the house, and said e. seems
70 be dead and practically is dead; the circu-
,alon mas ceased and there is no sign Of res
pirauon. l have never believed that death
'akes places when the heart stops beating
ana tne respiratory organs cease to act
Mouid ike TO put my theory to the test; will
s YOU help me5 Your correspondent cheer
Dody was taken from the bed, stripped to the
waist and seated on chair. The doctor
seized one arm and your correspondent the
other, and with their knees pressing the arms
VI 'ne young man with as much force as
possible against his ribs, and alternately
raising them high above his head, thus
Drought about artificial respiration. In the
meantime Others had been summoned to assist
In the work, and as soon as the doctor and
your correspondent became wearied other
Wiling hands continued the effort at resusci-
tatlon. The experiment. which was COM
nenced about 7:30 in the morning, was kept
up without lntermission until o'clock
In the afternoon, and during all this time
there was no sign of natural respiration, nor
the faintest pulsation, if the pumping pro-
cess were discontinued for an instant At noon
number of spectators were present, and many
expressed their horror at what they called the
''sacrllege" of thus manipulating dead body
At o'clock DIR. VIM. H. Rippard injected am
monia into his veins and at o'clock the
truth OF Dr.. Fringer's theory was demonstrated
faint futtering Of the pulse was felt, the
young man breathed, and in q few moments
opened his eyes. Herecovered returned to his
home In Chill, and was living when last heard
OF. Let the physicians and scientists give the
explanations; these are the facts. Both Of the
doctors to whose faithful efforts young L.
owes his life are Dead but among those still
hvlng to whom the facts as related above are
well known are Gustavus w. Crspster, then and
now justice OF the peace at Westminster; G.
W. Frizzell OF the Democratic Advocate, of the
same city; Stanley r. Still, now superintendent
OF the Pine Grove furnaces, Cumberland
county, Pa, and Clarence Seabrook, now on the
reportorlal staff of q Baltimore daily.
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The Medical Society ExpeIs DIR. Mellow

DR.. L. b. Mellow, who was tried and acquit-
ted OF the murder Of Capt. F. W. Dawson, was
expelled from the South Carolina medical
society yesterday. At a special meeting of the
society resolutions were passed: "That as it has
been brought to the notice of the society that
DR.. I. Ballard Mellow has been proven by his
own confession guilty of immoral, unprofes-
sional, ungentlemanly conduct, and that after
due notification the said Mellow has failed to
appear before the society to exonerate himself
from the said charges, =" he be expelled
from this BODY"
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The Johnstown Accounts.

Colonel Gray of the state accounting depart
ment, who had charge of all the state books at
Johnstown, Pa, has completed his report Of
the moneys expended and will mail 1T to the
auditor general in day or SO. Colonel Gray
has vouchers for every cent of the money that
went through the hands of the state authori-
ties during the time they had charge of affairs
at Johnstown. The grand total shown by Colo
mel Gray's cash book is S24S, 1851. He has q
balance Of u, 600 on hand. Every cent is &C
counted for, and the account Is backed by
sworn vouchers.
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The DerVish Leaders, Reply.

In the house of commons yesterday after.
noon the Right Hon. Z. Stanhope, secretary
of state for war, read the reply of Nad-el
Jumi, the dervish leader in Egypt, in re-
Spouse to the demand made by Gen. Green.
fell for his surrender. Nad-el-Jumi says in his
| reply:
Your course is nothing to me. I have beer
sent to conquer the world. cannot stop now.
l call upon you to surrender. will protec,
you. Remember Hicks and Gordon"
In his dispatches accompanying Mabel.
Jumi's reply to the war Office, Gen. Grenfell
| states that the dervish leaders fighting mer
| are well fed and in good condition
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PigOtt Merely a Tool.

Mr.. Bernard Charles Malloy, home-rule men,
Der of the house of commons for Birr, in a
speech at Marylebone last evening, stated that
the Parnellites possessed undoubted evidence
of the existence of a conspiracy behind Pigott,
OF which Pigott himself was only the tool. This
evidence will startle the English people when
published, as it will be at the proper time IL
was intended, he said, to lay all the facts be-
fore the Parnen commission, where they could
be thoroughly sifted by counsel on both sides
and their importance duly weighed, but Judge
from being carried ont
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Sad Suicide Of Maiden Sisters.

Anita and Merriam Boggs, maiden sisters,
living just over the line in Jackson county,
Virginia, committed suicide last Tuesday by
taking arsenic. They left letter signed,
saying that there was nothing in life for old
maids and they were tired Of it. They were
in fair circumstances, but had no relatives
living