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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

rurp MarRER- an old pioneer. died ~
~ home IA Urbsna, Ind-- on the Ist.
r,resased was eiShty-two years old, and
r,.,vss A large family
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

rHx London Chronicle says that when
tie Pope received the Spanish Amhassa-
dor be spoke OF the possibility OF leaving
Rome. and adds that arrangements for
f. refuge IN Spain have been made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

o. the Fourth. American Minister &c
spasu Palmer celebrated at Madrid BY
ssr-1- dinner % several Americans, in
e.sssnz NJ LoriaS. ths American Minis
str ~ Portugal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Ar the recent examination in Wash
fngton for assistant surgeons in the Ma
rias Hospital service, there were twenty
SIX Candidates examined OF whom only
four we're found qualified for appoint
ment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Mr. WARD, a wealthy collar manufact-
urer Of New York, his wife. baby and
eOachmau were instantly killed on the
5th. by being struck by train on the
View Jersey Central railroad at Long
Ranch v Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

A rHIEF entered Sol Misr's Bank ut
Li-snier, Ind, through side window, on
TIE IL while the cashier was at dinner,
secured nearly $4,000 from the cash
driver. and rot OF without desectiou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

nbaadoned all hope OF a visit OF the Gar
ether TO Berlin or to Kiel, and there Is
ar present no likelihood OF meeting be-
tween the Gar aud Emperor William
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

THK Shah OF Persia went to Windsor
Castle ID see the Queen on the I'll. He
he'll a reception on the same morning. at
which Lord Salisbury and the members
o. the diplomatic corps were presented
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

BIDS we're opened. on the 81. by Third
Assistant Postmasser-Gen-raI Hazen for
IN improved form Of registered package
en7eiope. There were forty-two bids,
embracing a great vnriety OF designs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

rTx Montana Constitutional couwen-
son nss at Helena on the 5th. aud ef-
f.,sed a permanent organizatiou- Hon.
u. z. Clark Demoeraf. was elected presi-
.famf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

The Senate committee on irrigation. of
WHICH Senator Stewart il chairman, will
Meet at st. Paul Mimi. August 1. and
proceed thence to Washington Territory
to make an examination ef the arid-Iand
districts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Pms. S. r LANGLEY. secretary % the
Smithsonian So-sety. sailed from New
ysrk. On the 9Th. for Paris. He VIII
s,euI several moaths in Europe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

OWING 10 the political situation result
fug from the correspondence with Ger
many and Russia re-arding foreign So
eiallsts. the Swiss BundesraEh viii not
sifaurn as usual this summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Kfvs ALKxsSBKR ot Servia has re-
,-sfvr.l srezs .Ae Car ard Emperor
Frsacss Joseph eoagratnlatory telexrams
--an hfs curoaaEiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

n. efkeiAL reports To Brsdstreet's. On the
s-1g = sss4l ss Sssss.Gss3 sss.ssa1.s q
-. AZ minneapolis. 81 PauL. MIlwsu-
DaliIth a1d at over nine hundred IN
nr elsvators in Wisconsin. Minnesota
~ Oa2os1, as compared with Ia 1sa.000
--sis.s ons year agO. and u. go two
years asu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

rHx funeral services Of the late Theo-
DIRE Dwight W0olsey. ex-presiient Of
TIis. we're held At View Haven. Conn. on
TIE 5ga, and the body was laid in Grove
street Cemetery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11
VOL. XIII.

ruz ST James Gazette states that the
rsrl q FIFE snd the Princess Louise vii
bs married next spring.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

ssss.l,z DEPARrMESr officials say that no
- 60 aiViess whatever have been re-
- - az tie department. respecting the
~ -s'i rupture between Costa RIea and
- -la Ilzeiy To grow cut OF eouees-
r. - TIE Nicaragua Canal Company.
s.. ESport = generallS diseredstsd bT
's department. people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

srzaxzE On which four hundred
- Al citlzens we're eaI1ying al az
-. sou was wrecked on the Red River, OF
- N9rth, N Manitoba 0u the Arm. bg
- Irlven gu the rocks before a heavy
treat CONSERVATION prevailed for
-, .-ae, oGr al were safely landed after
"a dl11cElty by small boats from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

a-Az was a heavy rainfall at wash
-. Z. On the Ist. and the large silver
80 s u the courtyard Of the treasury
- IN which over 30 000. .0o0 silver
- ara stored was flooded with two
- Or water Considerable damage
~'oe to the ho1es and bags eontaia-
1s the silver.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Fs~ Annusf Consssr on the s-haxlhsIr r-r
th- Chsisfs Cup Wen by Cs-u-n nv |.
hrttltaat ~psrs wh~s the Uafw~rslty os
f~""-vivsais Grew rh"s<ht They HAD
o. IN Their Grasp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

Die
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri9eint
ieoen Qo'nmer rfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fitr baS Sabr poer $1.25 fts
6 Wpmate tn VDrausbesablnna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
Sort nit Sem gtrnmpfbano.

gln oen Snoistretionen, beren fi1 bic
nlebiciniide gBiiienffaft fdulbig ma6t
inbem iie lie init beri6iebsnen our Sas
meutoilette Geb0rigeH @egenitdnoen be-
faBt, UNI beren naGt9eiIi5e Wirfung
In geIunbbeitli6er 9inli9t oarsutbun.
nebmen bic 0fentliGen 8ldtter inlofsrn
She'll. als lie fir mD9l1Iie 8er5reis
tung Der bur6 Die Bl6eni6aft ange.
itellten unterlu6uageH unO beren @rs
gebniife gum 9fub unb Grommeu Der
Wtenf6beit Gorge trageu.
9fa6bem GOriett, fali1s 36pfe, u. +.
10. iiG cine feinbielige Sritlt gefauen
lafen muBten, fommt isbt bas uiel be-
IungeHe, altebrDiirbige Strumpfbano
an Die &eibr. Ser Oauernoe Oruf
beHelbsn Hot noI 2aF6t bet 4er3t
bic wel9en @smebe, auf Die ct iiv
eritredt, in ibrer @rndbrung,
10 OaB in benielben Die Stoffz
erneuerung laugiamer unb unoOllitdns
bigger bor Iid gebt. Nber aud Die
Suo6en tuerben angegriifen. S@lim,
mer nod 1T ber nmitanb, bab bet Druid
beg Strumpfbanoes, mag es nun ella,
itii6 iein ober nidbt, nur cine perbdltniBz
mdBis f9male Gone trifft, uno. neil es
ftb ni6t seb6rig pertbeilt, S9ntirnirz
flung erseust. Die GoISe baoon 1T
Gt6rung ber @rudbrung ber abges
id)diirten STRIDE, befoabers aber in ben
WustelH, baber 56md9e in Der Was
oenmusfulatur, unb biefer @influB 1T
bel GinoertL bic iid in Der @a6stbums'
periobe beiin6:n, ant f91bIi9ften. 8iel
ld)limmer unb bon gr6Berer Wi6tisfeit
fnO ole our@ bas triumphant er5eug:
ten 5t6runsen beg 8lutfrsislaufes.
9ur6 bic Abf6nilrung bes llnter>
fdlenfels ipirb Oer 3ufluB BON
frifdem (aiieriellen) 9lut eri6tpert,
ber Sbeil befommt aliD gu tpenig Ndbrs
itOH unb fann fi6 nidt geb0rig entpis
deln; in GOlse Oeiien bleibt ct idwa@
unb Denig leiituIgsfdbig. 9}o6 mebr
1T Der NbfluB bes perbrau9ten (pen6s
ien) 8lutes bebinbert.' 9ie @irtungen
BON berartigen Stauuusseri6eirungen
finb Die 10 bdufisen uno iiberaus lditi.
gen Grampfabern, nit ibrea man9mal
geidblli6en Gol9eeri6einun9en. gu.
Berbem trift man oft 96meluns Der
TiBe al, Die Mbenbs am iidtiiten 1T
uH5 Elm uoraeitiges @efiibl 6er grmiis
orng unb Nrbeitsunfdbisteit er3eust.
gnbli9 iinb falte Giibe oft genug aIs
ungemein lditige gDirfungen bes
Strumpfbanoss gu 5etra@ten. 9aber
fort nit benz 5trumpfbanb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

Ssin3 fiiblte 1i6 su betdubt I'm bies
rlbrenbe 8eitreben feiner S9uler 3u be.
merten. Sn geiitiger 3eri6lagenbeit
lag er me9aniId) aus bem 8u6e, bas
bor ibm lag. Die Tragen ab uno mau6e
berfebrte Nnttpprt mo9te uugetabelt
| bingeben.
Damn idlug es 3lp6if. gr ffano auf.
Nues i6pieg. Gin tpeuig bsiier ging
ber S6au feiAer Stimmc iiber bic So.
pfc bet S9iiler binwea.
SIT Niemanb unter Gu9, begann ct,
Der mir etluas 81 fagen bdtte?
Nqe Qugen panbten li9 mad Nlban
bon 0arned; ber FaB uno E9aute suui
Geafer bin uno trommelte unb6rbar
nit ben Gingern auf ben Slid.
9tin3 atbnete f9tper.
Qllban bon SarnedI
Ser @erufene ftanc auf. St iab nit
fammenben Nugen auf ieinen 2ebrer,
er tuaBte, baB er nit bieIen Musen cine
unerfldrli9e @ewalt iiber i'm auslbe
Nber Sr. Malroth fab iiber bic Glaf1e
bin uno lab ni6t in oas Auge bes einen
&naben.
9as nabe beborite1enbe Subildum
unieres berbienten uno geliebten Direc.
tors berbiubet 2ebrer unb S9tiler au
erb6bter~ Nnitreugung, benn bic i6bnite
Gsitgabe, pel6e mir bem berebrten
@reis barbieten f0nnen, 1T tpobl bas
3eugniB, baB unlere Glaile gan3 bur1s
brungeu III bonn Geilie Der 2iebe, De-
mutb unb alrbeit.
Sie Stimme berIagte ibm, ct fubr fi6
nit ber 9anb iiber bas @eIibt.
2eioer tpirb bet feitli6e Sag uns nidt
in Der glei9en 3abl tpie beute um ben
Subilar periammelt finoen. @iner ideis
bet aus unierm &reiie auf unbemeiene
3eit aus.
Gin Ieiies Gaui6en ging bur6 bic
2lafle. Dieies gebdmpfte @erdui6
Deri9lang ben fur3en Wusruf maBloien
3ornes bon Nlbans 2ippen.
Qllban bon Darned nirb auf ben
Wuni6 bes Serrn Directors unb mein
Nnratben bic 5@ule perlaIIen = aug
Gefunbbeitsriidf6ten bis 3ll ieiner boil.
ftdnbigen 8ellerung.
Die leBien Worte tparen in ibren eins
selnen 5ilben 5erbadt iiber feline 2ippen
setommen, feit unb6rbar tpe aus einsm
fierbenben Munoe. Mallrotb f6pantte
unb iant in ieinen Stubl 5urtd. unb
in bem 2drnr, ber enttano uuo benz Sc.
f9rei: 8 @ptt, er tpirb obnmd6tig =
Dr. 8aGroib fdlt, entfloh nit blei6em
9naeii9t ber gemaBregelte Snobe.
0tan bra6te Sr. WallrOtb in elmer
SrOI6te mad 9auie; er lag bann auf
ftiblem Sinnen gebeitet uno b6rte leifes
3leiberraui6en unb fiiblte eine iaufte
9ano um iib lpalteu. unb er uabm
obne bic Gugen 3u Ofuen, Die Sano unb
tiiBte fie in Semutb. go blieb CT Iies
gen Obne S9meraen, fat obne G9wds
DE, aber in einem ieItiamen 3uftanb
beg 9alblebens, in peldem 1ein G6rter
ibm iebe 8emeguns sur RieienIalt ma9s
te, in tuel6em iein 8eiit es perpeige,te,
3uriid ooer bOrwdrts 3u benten unb i'm.
mer nur itarr unb btlHos an bem einen
@eoanfen bing....
(Gortfesuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
aansel uno 8Hhne.

Rep. 3. W. Strcnt, Batter per grlbersemeiuee in
Blue Mouub, 9aniaS, iast; pS9 bale eS fur metne
B1i6t, mtsutbeilen, pelhe 2BMnher Or. 9ineS Reue
Gntbedung an mir sepirtt bat. W2eine Sunsen maren
in ialimmer geraiiuns unb metne @emeinbe erparete
haB i'd nur nph furSe 9et leben piirbe Nadpem i'd
aber Hlafhen ron Or. 3insS Reuer Gntbeduus ges
nrmmen bate, bin i'd ipieeer seiuno unp muueT unb
babe 26 gfnub an Geridt 5ngencmmen.
Nrtbur Sore, ber Smpreiaric ron g9prs8 Sunny
6rlts s@eieaitait@ 4rstb: gRa9 etnseRenter Prnuus
nnc mad eisener Grfabruns bin i'd Bu Der eiten ueber
3eu9uns setemmen, eab Or. 3tngs Reue5 Sdpinez
fu8s pemittel ale ibrisen rerarttsen teI ybteet@,
UNI eaB eS bilft ale anbere febl9ldst Der 9rpBe
@etauen, een 6 meinen tuueueen ppn 6reunoen ers
ipeten ann, beteb barin, hap t6 ibnen Rem Gebran9
hieleS MittelS anempfeble.
lrcbeFaihen fret bel N. Dreib, Ibompicn x &C..
uno allen anpereH apptbefern 6al6en ju 80 6t8. uno
gu $l00.
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l1nidaliffle 0ein

mien bic Spfer beS ent5lnhliden Gbeumoit5muS aus
eDen nnb rsene ene Sprm beies 2eibenS tann in piee
acute 9baie umI6a9en roer iid auf pa8 Ser perfen
unb bahurdb ben 1pb peruriadben llnsludl9erpeIe
MAIDEN fitb Dieienisea, wel6e ben anfanssitabien
heielben leesn, hieS elten liar. @let6 anberen
misliderpelie sefdbrden Sfrantbeiten prb Gbeuma=
tt5uS i'm anfdns Of niHt bea6tet. 9Bpbl hemenisen
Geier beier Npti5 oer pieaeit ibm ielbit uubemubt
an ben anfansstabten cesRbeumatismu5 trantt, wenn
i'd hurd hieIebe rpr ffnftger @efabr parnen Idbt
Stne lanseS 36seru ptrb banu gu nem Srpben pcrz
belgenpen SlutreinisunSsmittel, SpetterS Masenbtt
terS 9reifen, ceien drHerleS tbm auf ben 9Bes sez
setene Gmpfeblung In ben alSemein hamit semahten
@rfabrunsen bre beite Setdtisuns nbet Gs siebt in
ber Ibat teiu bcferes rcer mirtiamereS Oael sesen
bdB Abeumatiemussift i'm abrper. 8esetabiliI6en
lrprunsS, TIT baS BtterS fret iddnliAen 8emenz
9uilaen, pte id lplhe in aneern 8lureinisunsSmelu
bdlifis relt6er ais in mtnimaen Nudntitdten be-
fnaen Ga8 8ilterS pirh 9err ilber Malarta, unrerz
baliihteit, gebers unp Rierenleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
Q(ufIebenerreaeuO!

Der lleberSaus ppn LANCER idmerjbofter arantbeit
gu rebuiter Geunbbeit lit cine 6pr6e i'm 9eben teS
DenIheu Gin iclpes bemerteuSpertbes Grei9nib perz
slB man ntat nne tlsbt fem Selune9eusertn8er tets
8titer5" lpben. So pele pereanfen ibre @eunebeit
bieem 9rpben Setlmtttel unn Icnie. g8er nit ir9eno
eerlast it, leih9hIttS pie anae, piro ofprt9e 8eHes
ruus bur ZEN @ebrauh electric 8itter5 erlausen.
gertauft gu 30 6tS. uno 81 bic 6laide in OretB,
Ibomp on q 6 Gp.'S apptbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

= ungefdbr elm Sabr lang litt i'd
bdufig at beftigeH Sopff@mer3sn, unb
ole angemanoten Mitiel tpolltsn ni1t
belfsn, bis i'd i6lieBli6 meine 3uflu6t
gu 9r. Quguit S0uio's 5amburger
Sropfen nabm, tuel9e mid in fur8er
3ett beilten. Beter @ropes,
Miuier, Sus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

tpeld)e iaa get6btet, manb f9 in ben lebs
ten 3udungen am Boben, oa ibr Der
Mann In feiner SoOesangf, um Iia bon
ibr gu tefreien. bag Riidgrat gebro9en
hatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
@utet Srof.

Gin patient, masenleibenb. ilaet Dem
Qr5t feline Nppetltlof9teit. 0ieier tr6s
itet i'm nit ben Worien: ySein g.
frDb, ieBt 1T ia lowieio Nles iiinbtbeuer!"
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% nhIerap Gen.

,Was tpirbeu Sic nun MAIDEN, m.in
i5rdulein, lpenn i'd sic bier umarmte?"
= sd - i1 ipiirbe roth merben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

sS 9tite! 9iite Neue DerbD
uno mei6e Stetion Serbfs unb 9Bins
terblte bel s. W. Crate & 60,
Jto. 240 @ommerce=S =StraBe.
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9emtibe simanDael im Slntcrifa.

Ser Teriu9 nit ben ous 9eutfdlanb
eingeftibrten Sinsb6geln, Bic man in
Oregon fretiieB, getinst-trnb bes
WBlin9ens dbnii9er 8erfude In anbes
ren Sbeilen Der Ser. 5taaten = oiels
lei6t bod. Gin Senner unb 8eobafter
f6reibt aus pottlano in Oregon: v9ie
06gel nurben bier am %. Wa bprigen
Sabres freigelalen BEL benz l15nften
gDetter; Die gauge iippige 9fatur mar
aur 3eit in ibrer berrli@1fen BraGt,
yfabruHg in 9llle unb 6hle far bie
Sbiere porbanben. Die 80gel batteu
uns 5uerit nit ibtem lisbIi9en 8elang
in Der Jreibeit fiir einige Wo1en er=
freut, fe ipurben allentbalben genau
beobadtet unb fingen f6on slei6 nod
ibrer Greilaiiung init Dem 8auen ibrer
gtefer an. Sn erfreuli1er Weiie baben
ft9 Die 8Ogel nun bieien Sommer gana
beoeutenb bermebrt. 3mei 8ruten baz
ben fie gebabt unb lie fliegen iebt in
fleinen S9mdrmen allentbalben berum.
Sa mir immer einen febr milben gDins
ter bier baben, ittitunter gar feinen, TO
1T anaunebmen, baB Die 86geI ii1 gar
ni6t beraisben tperben. Qlle 9rofIels
arteu baben f6 itb6n bermebri, Dor.
slgli6 bic S6uan5amfcln, au1 baben
tie berrli9 CUR Jreube Der 9eutl6en in
ben 2lnlagen Der Stabt geluugen. Cine
beutiGe Grau tuurbe Dor einigen Mp=
noten beerbi9t, tn6 indbreno ber 8eers
oigung fang cine beuti6e S1naraamlel
ni6t melt beDon. mas einen gans eigens
tbamIi6 ergreifenben @incrud auf bic
Seiotragenben ma6te. Nu6 bic Gin>
fen unO 2er6en baben liG gut permebrt.
Wir f6nnen iagen, baB bic ginfibrung
Der beutiten 00gel i'll portlano Gounz
tp ein gutter @rfOlg mar. gs nimmt
nattirIi6 mebrere Sabre In 4nfpru1,
bis man aa9emein ben 3uwads isben
fann."
6irft Geroinanb Don gulgarien
bat wdbrenb ieines Beiu6es ii Wien
bic @rabffdtte oes Gronprinaen &uopIpb
beiu6t. Sie Stunbe mar bur6 bic
Nbenbbldtter befannt gegeben tporben,
pesbalb iiG etwa bunbert perfonen i
aumellt Samen = bel Der GOlferpfote
in Der Segetboffltrabe auffslten. 9ie
S9auluitigen wurben aber in Der Soff |
nung, ben Sulsarenfirfen gu ieben, ges
tdui6t. Tiirit Geroinanb unb feline Yes
gleiter, @enerall ltabs9ef Oberf petrow,
4oiutont WartOw uno Der biplomatilfe
Sertreter 8uIgariers in Wien. Serr
BON gtati6emiti9, tamen in suei Jias
fern an, IieBen iebo6 bic g8agen so
S6ritte Dor benz 3iele balten unb begas
ben ii6 gang unbea6tet ourt bic Wtens
&c. Grit oils Der 6iirft bic pfOrte 6ffs
nete, ertannteu in benz 9errn nit bunf'
lem Nn3uge uno Glor auf Dem Cute bic
Nd6ftlte6enoen ben ,bOben 8ah". Die
beiben @ruftmei1ter bes &onoents, p.
Suber unb p. 2ucas, ermarteneu nit
6afeIn in Sdnben ben ,}iiriten unb ges
leiteten ibn in bas 8emDlbe. St begab
Iidp sunG9f an ben Snrg bes Sroprins
sen, perti6tete bier eine tlr3e Nuoa6t |
unb idritt bann in Der 8ruft bon
Sarg gu Sarg. 0ierauf bat CT, ibn
alein 3u la1er, unb i6ritt, tpdbrenb bic
Serren bes @efolges uno bic Sapusiner
Suriidtraten. abermals Der &ubefdtte
bes Sromprin5en au. ,gait eiae babe
Stunbe tu0brte Der 8ruftbelu6.
- Selten meint elmer mas ct lagt,
ieltener iagt @lner, mas er meint.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

~ Maberids Bant besablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eit. .9epoliten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

- Selten meint elmer mas er Iaat,
Ieltener Iagt @lner, mas er meint.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-19
NINE. DE BARRIOS.

The Beautiful and Wealthy Widow of
the South American Dictator.
Neto York Letter to Chicago Ne1cs.
Nine. de Barrios, widow of the South
American dictator, is 80 years of age, the
mother of seven children, beauty and
worth 100000 She is one of the prettiest
women in New York, of rich dark South
American type and despite the seven chill
dren, has not lost the least hint of her fresh
ness aud charm. Her story is a romantic
one. At IA years of age she had reached
that sudden development to womanhood
which comes to South American girls al
most as soon as they turn into their teens;
the Dictator BarriOs, who was then nearly
40, caught a glimpse of her one day, and
being inspired with a sudden passion, de-
manded her hand. Very naturally the girl
rebelled at being turned over to a man old
enough to be her father, and her parents
objected to the match also, not only on &C
count of disparity in the years but on the
ground that the position of South Ameri-
can dictator is no. one Of sufficient security
to insure the future happiness Of the woman
who marrieS him, 50 the young lady was
whisked off to a mountain convent and
Gen. Barrios' offer was respectfully but
firmly declined. The dictator, however,
was not OF the stuff of which rejected suit
ors are made; his only answer was to clap
the lovely senorita's father into jail and to
inform him that ne would remain there I'M
til bis pretty daughter became Mime. de
Barrios, The old gentleman stood it hero
ically for a while, but prison life and fare
not agreeing with him, the senorita reap
peared as suddenly as she had gone, and
was welded with great pomp and ceremony
to her hardy wooer There is some quality
in the feminine heart which responds
promptly to these Lochinvar methods of
courtship, ana in very short while the
pretty girl was more fond of her rugged
and imperious husband than of all the
young fellows who had been playing man
dolins under her window ever since she
turned of IL. He on his part was passion
ately enamored of the little girl he had
married, and at once began investing large
sums i'll the United States and In France
against the coming of any damp day, so
that when he was suddenly taken off in an
uprising his widow found herself not only
the mother of several children, most of
whom came in pairs, but also the sole
owner of over S7,000,000 invested in the
solidest fashion. She is very prominent
figure in society and usually spends her
summers at Newport, a devoted mother to
her little dark-eyed brood, and SO far seems
to have no intention of replacing her sol
dier husband, though the fortune hunters
spare no pains to persuade her to do So One
of her curious fancies was to have herself
painted by famous miniature painter in
picture which showed only her beautiful
Spanish eyes above the edge of a crimson
fan. This grew quits a rage for a while,
and all the women with pretty eyes had
themselves painted in like manner. 1t was
she, too, who started the fashion Of having
her beautiful hand photographed and Civ
ing it to her friends in place of pictures of
her faCa
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Tanners Queer Decision.

From the DeS MONIES Leader.
Some of the decisions Of Corporal Tanner,
who is now pension commissioner, are at
tracing wide attention, and well they may.
Nothing like them have ever before ema-
mated from an official Probably the most
extraordinary of these singular decisions
was delivered on April IL. TIE substance
of the decision is this: About a year ago a
widow applied to Commissioner Black for
a pension. Her husband was a soldier, and
had died some time previously. Commits
sioner Black caused au investigation to be-
made. and found that the soldier died from
deirium tremens. He had been a chronic
drunkard for q number of years. He was
not wounded in the army, nor had he re-
ceived any injury while in the service.
Commissioner Black refused to grant the
pension. When Tanner was placed at the
head of the pension bureau the widow,
through one OF the pension shai ks residing
at Washington, renewed the application.
Com missioner Tanner has now reversed
Commissioner Blacks decision and granted
the pension. In us decision he made the
extraordinary statement that tho soldier
might have contracted the habit which led
to the lit of deirlum tremens from which
he died while serving hi, country in the
army. This sounds like huge joke, but It
is tho sober declaration of public official
in high place, whose rulings aud conclusions
govern the expenditure of millions Of pub
lie revenue. From Back to rauner-"what
a fall was there my COuntrymenN