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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-17

sd babe Samaritan Nerbine" bers
0rtige Wunber tpirfen feben, bab i'd
mid i'm Snterefe bon gpileptitern ni6t
entbalten fam, es ribmenb gu ertpdbs
men. Der paiieut, ben i'd unter meiz
ner 8ebaablung haite, 1T iebt bbaig
bon leii II Nafdaer gebeilt tnoroen.
DIR. gestlep, Elm S0piegeriobn bes
&i1ters gbafte in asbtabuIa, Sbio,
hette cine fieiHe 3od1ter, bic felt ibrer
@eburt on ppiIeptiideu Grdmpfen lit.
Set iie bic erfte Dois BON Samaritan
NeroiEe 9 ID nmeu bate, boben fib bic
Nnfdle niGt mieberboIt. Cine Jrau,
0amens G,arp Sobnion, bic felt ibrer
8eburt an Der 5aQiu4t lit unb felt 20
Sabren benz @ouniD 5ur Soft gelegen
batte, tpurbe aebeilt. Wber Der merit
Diirbiglte Sal, Der 81 meiner fpecielen
RenntniBnabme gefommen 1T, NOR Ser
zines Sobnes 5es Mr. 8sabbutD in
Maubattan, Ganias, Der bos idmmers
li9ite unb fldgli6ts Bib barbot, DOB
i'd ie geieben. babe. 8sr1tanb, Betpe=
gung- fdbi9teit, ia, ieIbft bas 2ebsn
bate er f6on beinabe eingebibt. So
rietb i'd ben @ltern, Samaritan Herbine
gu beuuBen. Sic beltenten auf telegraz
pbii@em Wese cine Slai9e urb in 10
Sagen tonnte Der &nabe f6on pie6er
gebeu."-Or 6. 8. Pattee, Manz
battan. &anias.
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in biefen Bic ueber3suguna befeHigt bat,
baB bic 8~ertpanblung 8uIgariens in
cine tuiffde Propin3 nur rod eine
Graqe Der 3eit fein f6nne - unb stpar
Der aaernd6fen 3eit, iagen mir bes
fommenoen Jribiabrs.
Wenn ni6t ale 3si9en t~riigen, pirb
bas nd@Ite Gribiabr iiberbuupt ELI
3iemli9 ereigniBreides nerbeu. Nber
man foGte fi6 eigentli9 nids ouf bas
propbe3eien in politiiden Dingeu eine
laRen, benn in ben Sabren 1885 Big
1887 f6ien es I'm biefe 3eit ou9 10,
dig mthe Der aqgemeiH gefiir6tete
pWeltbranb" i'm nd91ten Jriibiabr unz
bebingt losbre6en, unb er blieb bod
aug. Soften mir = unb bic @rfilung
biefes Wunf9es tpdre bas bette @aibs
na6tsgei6ent bas man ben 86Ifern
@urOpas wini6en f6nnte = oaB bic
triiben 8Orabnunaen uno Griees BRO.
pbe3eiungen bies Sabr ebsnfo gu g6an>
ben tperben, tpie oas in ben Sabren 3u=
Dor ber Sal NOR |.
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Oierstajdbrtee 0~rfabrnng elmer
alien W6rferin.

Wrs. Binslpps Soothing @hrup wirb
bon elmer Ger belten DDftprinnen nnb ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wi1icnen, BON Mittern unb Sinbern nit
ME iehlenbem @rfclse ssbrau@t, icppbl
bon Dem 6 Gage alien Sinbe, ME BON er=
wadienen ainbern. St beieitist 59drfe
I'M Wfaseu, befreit son Binbfplic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft far Sin.
ber unb Waitter Rube unb 8phlbebasen.
Wir slauber, baB Der SArup bas Bette
nnb ftderife Wittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unb Diarrbpe bel 8inbern, sleidoiel Of
burd 3ahnen seruriadt ober burd anbes
re nriaden. Cine @ebruudsunmeiiuns
pirb ieber 6taide beiseSeben. SO If
fetn8 d4t, penn nidt bas Tacfmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins uuf Der guBenleite Der
@inpaduns enthalten 1T. Sn allen 9tpr.
taefen gu taben, bic Tlai@e Is Gents.
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Siitet Gudl nDr galbea gegen 8atarrb,
Die Suediilber cnfb1lten,

ba Auedflber ii9er Den CHM Oes @eru9s SET,
itUren unb oas san3e Sbitem bGais serrltten
pirb, peun es Our6 Die fdleimigen OberaGden
einbrinet. Solte Artifel Iouten ME auber auf
SerOrOnuns gut berufencr aerSte sebraudt
rerben, Oa Der SdaOeu, ben fe anridten, 3ebu.
nal 70 groB 1T alS oaS @ute, baS Sbr OaDon
e~r5ielen fonntet. SalI'S Ratarrb Sur,
f~abrijirt bon s. 3. Gbenb & 60, Splebo,
Ohio, entDdIt tein Auedlilber ua6 DirO inner
lid 9enonmea unb pirtt brett auf baS 8lut
unb bic i9leimieen 0berfd@en beS Sbitems.
Wenn 9br SauS aatarrb aur fault, feb fiber.
Bag Sbr bic ddte betommt. Sic lpirb iunerIi4
senommen ulo in SpIebo. Ohio, bon 8. s.
@beneh & SO 9enadt.
EB- 8erfauft bon apptbefern, Preis Is Sta.
fir bic Glalde.
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Ser GtneereQa gdsah gtpre.

@de Observation-Disclosures unb goenue c.,
bieier beliebie 2aben Der 5tabt, bal
feiuen neuen 8orratb bon g m m r.
i9uben fir 9errer, 9ameu unb
2inber erbalten unb bot cine unber.
glei6li9e Nuswabl oller Sorten uno
Qualitdten. Ser CINDERELLA : G1ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der befter
Gabriten unb iiberbietet gles, tpas int
biefigen Martt gu baben 1T. Specia=
litdt fir Serren: Der &odforb G9ub
fit So. IS berlobnt ii9 Der Miibe, i'm
@inberella Store bor3ufpres
den, ebe man anberstpo fault.
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ism. QShima q gnan.

nniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibi
bas Gleii@, unb nm fol@es frif6 urn
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6glid
einen SuOerldiligeren Martt finben, aIa
ben bon Wm. 96fing & Sobn, go.
511 Abe. 6. 9ie 9erren baben BEN
@el@mad ibrer 2unben &e@nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @%tablifement cine
faIte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, tpel@e allen
QnfOroerungen fir @rbaltung unb @nts
fernung i6Gbli@er S~ngre6ieHaen bes
Gleif6es entipri6t. sic baben beifdn>
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBer
SOrratb bon Waftbieb, aus peldem
nur bas Bette fit lire &unOen gepdbli
tpiro. Wer reea bebient ieiu min, Der
beIu6e ben Martt, No. 511
Avenue 6. 1,10t1
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Day 9ie Supeliere @ebrhoer
@riBer, No. 246 Commences traBe,
baben Elm groBes unb gepdbItes Eager
bon golbenen uno flbernen Saf9enz
ubren-elne 9pe3ialitdt beg @ei6dfts.
NnBerbem S6mudia6en aaer N1t,
Siamanten, @olb= unb @ilberwaare1t
Observation-Disclosures, mabre Run{t,
merle bon Wanbs unb @~tanbubren uno
o0e bic 5ablrei6en Nrtifel, Bic man in
einem SutpeIierlaben gu finben seipobni
1T. Die preiie oer Sirma linb mdRig.
Mian fpre6e Dor uuo iiber5euge fi9.
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gaSTaae natb Gurppa.

Die agenturen beg Germ 80. s.
Opung, So. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Antonio, unb $50. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreteA aur Bic
anerfannt befen eurppdii6en 9ampferz
Sinien. 9err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie # Ell Haten 3u geben. err
tbeilt bsreitpi0ig iebe getplni9te Nus
funft unb beiorgt febr prompt ale inn
iibereebenen Nuftrdge. Ger nod GU
ropa gu reiien tpiini9t, ober 8ertpanbte
berii6esfommen lafen min, msube R6
an lrgenb cine Der s~enannten Ngenturer.
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QnnOin1g eiuer @eiddfts Sbeil<
baberldaft.

Su anbetradt Der Nuh0iul,g unisrer
Observation-Disclosures pirb BET Woa>
%renporratb Der Jirma g. .. Sranf,
beItehenb iii S6nitipaaren, Nn5iisen.
S6uben &c. Dem Bublifum gu ben
oentbar niebtigffen preiien oferirt, ba
Der Qusperfauf big gum L. Sanuar. 1890
betperffeaiet iein muB.
VS. pir6 hermit benz publitum arz
ge3etgt, bob Bic Observation-Disclosures
i6att benz &ontratt eemdB am L. Sas
auar 1890 erlii6t un6 baB bic part=
neribip an ienem Sage aufgel6R mirb.
q. 9. Granf,
6. 9eutf@,
Sen Mefe.
San Intonio, Ser., 81. Nobember '89.
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8osatr1ftoret., amf0epa6t!
MapOrs Office,
San Nlltonio, 27. Nob., 1889.

8erfiegelte Nngebote tnerz
ben IN btefer Office eingeforoert uno i'm
Beiielr Der Dieter gs0fuet, an
9 q # q g ben l. 6ebruar, 1890,
fir Die Pflafterung Der foIgenben 5tras
ZEN uao gla3a's nit Mesquit=B lods +:
alamo Plaaa, bonn gube bes plQfers
our @de BON Sue. 3 unb 6oufonar aBe
bis Ioe. s. 2,8144 Qua6ratsO arbs.
SouitOntraBe bon ser @de bes 8la3a
bis gut Noro : GloresitroBe. 9,95S.71
0uaorat, OarOs.
Qcequia StraBe bon 0oufonfraBe
gum Wtainzpla3a 1,990.69 Quabrats
Oarbs.
5oIebab,S traBe, bon 0oulonfraBe
8um Main= plo3a. 1,504.7 0uabrat=
Oarbs.
uno anbere StraBen, bic nod Bee
itlm1lt perben m6gen.
8ieter 1nb gebaIten, tpern fie lire
Nngebote eiHrei6en, elm OepoIit bon
3weibunbertuubfhnf3ig 9olals ($25O)
gu biEterlegen, dig cine @%arantie, baB
Oct Stetef ben Dorge11lagene1 Sontraft
iibernlmmt unb Die erForberlide Ytirg=
f6aft oafhr felt. SIN Sale er oies
ni9t tbun foate, 10 1T bas 9epofit an
Die Stabt b~erfaaer.
Spe3ilitationeu t6nnen an9efeben unb
erlQngt mer6eil, entpeber in bitfer
Office ober in Der Office beg Stabte
S~ngeniears.
Die 5tabt bebdlt f6 bas &e6t Dor,
irgeno ems ODER ale Nngebote surid.
5upeiien.
Sie Qngs6Ote mtfen an ben Mapor
abreIfirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement iiberf9rieben ieiu.
8rDan @aIIogban,
Ntteltlrt: MfaDor,
6. 3. GIaubon, 9ta0tsGlerf.
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observation-disclosures.

@einIiebbaber finben elm groBes ga.
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA : Meinen BEL
9errn s. s. MeDer am 4lamp
pla5a. 9err Nteper iu6t bic @eins
an Ort unb STEELE aus u1.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter @einaii6ter. Als
gutem Senner gelinst es Inn fiets, bic
beffen Sorten a~us5umdblen. St fann
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen berIeben. &otb= unb
WeiBpeiue in bor3iigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aqone = fret
Iits Saus 9elieFert.
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correspondence. Sort @lart, Is.
December, 1889. Na1bem 6as Wetter
uns I'M Mnfang %pergausener Wo9e in
ben Monat Nuguft 5urt.t Deriebte, bat
bic Some ipieber einmoI ben nilteten
unb triben WoIfen bas Commando
ibertragen, unb es 1T uur 81 boffsu, baB
oas falte Wetter, menn foldes iibers
baupt in Seras eriftirt, balo ieinen Gin.
aug bdlt, bamit man at6 merit, baB
bag liebe Weibua9tsfelt nit feiten
56ritien berannabt. Sbslei@ ii0 aud
bier in bieiem 2anoe, uno ipsbelonbere
in ben beuti6en GamilieH, riiitige unb
feiBige 6dm6e auf bieies frobe Self bors
bereiten, 70 1T bod I'M Qlsemeinea Die
Stimmung ni@t. wie fe lange bebor
ben T~eiertagen in Der alten 0eimatb
berti6t. Wie biele unierer 2~anbsleute,
wel@e 6as S6idial in bieies 2aEb
berT9lagen bat, unb bic bier ie nod
umifdnben cine iorgenlDle uno gliidliGe
uber cine fummerpoGe unb un9liidlide
Seimatb sefuuben BADEN, tperben nit
filler Webmutb am Weibna9tsta9e on
ibre Iiebeu Inseb0riaen in Der alien
6eimaib aurifbenten un6 BEN Wuni9
begen, bas Gef in beren Mitte 5egeben
gu t6nnen.
Set meinem leBten 8e,i9t ba5en
fi9 bier bic 8erbdItniHe penig %geduoert.
Sie Post Canteen" erfreut li1 zines
erbebli6enN ufi9wun9s, jebo6 i6eiat iie
unferen bena6barten @ef6dftsleuten
elm Dorm i'm guse 5u ieiH. Ob nun
sic grri6tung zines fol9en Snfitutes
III elmer @nrniIon tpie biele in BeSug auf
bas Ittli6e 8etragen unb bic finan3ieIe
Stelung ber SoIoaten bon Nuben iii,
ldBt f9 iduer fagen, bod u%nferer Nr1=
fi9t mad bei9rdntt es ni6t bas uebei
bes Sruntes, bod teiuesfals. 1T gu be-
speifela, baB General S9ofieIb einen
auten 3ped 5amit i'm Nuge bate. 9ie
grbauung elmer Surnbale tuiirbe ie6enz
falls mebr fur bas WobIbefinoen Der
SoIbaten unb ben militdriI9en 9ienH
i'm Nasemeinen b%eitragen.
Die 31nse, uelde Der Bracket
Social Club" ieoen 9onnerHag @benb
In Der @arniionbale abbdlt, fino ffets
febr aablrei9 beiu@t unb tragen piel
ba3u bel, bic triiben Stunben Der
Sbeilnebmenben gu beri6eu@en. Su
Der lebten @o9e bieies Wonats pirb
cine tbeatralif6e 8oriteauns in Der bies
figen 0ale abgebalten meroen, unb 1T
bieielbe bon einigeu Solbaten, mel9e
ausgeaei6nete &rdfte limb, arraneirt
Gin gutter @rfolg 1T ibnen gu
tptinihen unb mirb allen Nnf9eine nod
aud ni6t ausbleiben.
Gut. Wilbe.
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say" Wenn Semanb fem uno gu ans
n~ebmbarem Breiie lpeiien tpiu, 10 gebe
ct gum Miiinns.@arten Die
Serren Rbeiner & Wanf, 8efber bies
leg Gtabsiiements, balten 6arauf, lire
8dIfe tets oOltommen sufrieben gu fell
len. aQe iaiionmdBisen 9elitateKen,
4utern, @ilb, Slide, @efItigeI &c. finb
bort in ber oelitateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben- Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der 9uuben
geIan0t. 9tu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiienirtbi6nft berbunbene 3 q
room bic beiten @etr1nte, iiets frif6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re uub Weine.
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&err 6. $ Miiller in Ser WeF=
Commerce : StraBe bd!t tets bas nous
fommenite Eager in 3ei6enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, 5piegels
g!as, 8iloerrabmen, 6irniifen unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersl ltenIlien. Gialt,
lerif6 ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuets
ten 1t. Rnb in elmer iebensnertben Sal
lerie CUR Nni6t uab gum gerfauf auss
geteQt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immeroetpz
rationen 1T bas @ei6maduolte uao
Weueie bort gu finben.
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= SIN Nbgeorbnetenbauie oes 6lters
rei9ii9en 8eidsratbs ertldrte Der pre-
m%ierminiiter @rof 3aaffe nit 8e3ug
ouf ben Nniasonismus spii6en ben
Seuti9en unb @5e9en i'm b6bmif6en
2anotag. bob bic &egierung es Deriu6e,
aueu gtaiionaIitdten i'm &ei9e 9lei1e
&e9te gu f6ern. Yartei, Grndgungeu
bdtten rienals @epi9t BEL ieinen polis
tii9en @uti9lifen gebabt. 0ie Gage
Der 9eutT9en in S6bmen finbe bic ibr
~gebibrenoe Sea6tuHg Der &egterung.
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go. 263 @eit. 5traBe

s@~ Sci @ebriiber @riser
tinoet man cine bibi9e NuslpabI BON
Ilbums, bic i'd su Weibna6ts8es
i6enteu eignen; ferner feline Soileites
fdf6en, &egeni6irme, 6t6de unb bic.
Ierlei auoeres.
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a d.

gu ben beborfebenben 6eiertasen EN-.
pfeble i'd ein reiabaltises 2aser bon
pantOfels unb Si1ensMufter. 3epbDrs
lno 5aIonp : @oue. pOrseaans unb
Wa6spuppeu in elegarlten Soiletten.
Gin completes 2ager DON Damen. unb
Sinoers SiteN Der ueueItsn Mobe. Nles
Sill ben auerbiQi9lteu Bteifen.
Mrs. g. 2epD on,
go. 1853 @ef:Gommeree.S troBe.
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ssS paneoof & g fertis
aen Sud einen Nn5ug nod benz neueten
-96uitt aug ben beifen Stofen an, 10
bilia, ME CUTE Nrbeit Hur geliefert tpers
ben fam. @ebt ibuen periu9sweile
u einen Iuftrag.
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GaaaipaD's pbotograpbien
Iinb better wie ie. Derr @aaatpaD IdBt
eine Geouftion in ben preiien eintreten,
lueHn mebre1e BerIonen BON berielben
JQmilie lire 8ilber nebmen IaHen.
Ite(ier No. Alb Sf 5outons 5trnBe.
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~ &ipIbaffa & @eIton,
$40. 301 unb 303 OfsSouton.S traBe,
baben ben Sontratt fir ben 8erfauf bes
~geIummten Butter : PrObutts Der be-
rtibmten Oatlano Seriep 9aitp Garm
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s@ 5ite! 9hte! Neue Derbp
nnb peihe Steiion 5erbft= unb Wins
terbite BET s. 80. Crate & &c.,
Jeo. 240 Commences traBe.
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ET Seine Oberbemoen fers
tig limb nod MaB bel s. %. Crate
6 %, $50. $40 Commerce 6traBe.
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nT Sir hie feinFe Ser{ep
Butter nenoet @u9 an 9iol.
baa & WeIton.
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Die InmenOung Don Or. Nugulf
36uig's Samburger Bruittbee bel ST.
tdltungen fam iebem empfobIen resben.
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"a @ebrhber @riber, SO.
246 Commerce 5traBe, fino prattii9e
Suwellere unb ubrma9er. sic befDrs
gen prompt Gle &eparaturen 1lllo fhb.
rem biefelben in Der gei6idteien Meiie
nuS.
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sar &ioIbaffa & @eltpn,
go. 301 unb 303 DIT. Souiion.S traBe,
BADEN f%ortmdbrenb auf 2ager: Wbit=
taders 6leif6iorten unb reines S9mal3,
ioipie Sburbers 5pe3ialitdten.
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Or. S. g. 8reeSims, 3abnarst.
Office No. 231 Of 6ouffon : 6traBe,
San Nntonio. Spredt bel Inn bprl
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Day- 9unlaps, 2nDr= unb Gtetfon=
9ite Bel q aucooif & Sob H..
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eebr ;nfrieoeit !
Ginig Danfbar

9artiueu, slebr.. Sob. 'Ss.
Sd eebrnu9te Rbnies Nernen . Gtdrfer aeaett Elm
NerbtnIeibeu, peI@eS mid 39on 8 Sabre Qsplaqf hattie,
BIN nun iebr ~Snfritben NIT Der mfrfung, neil id
Uieber giteH Mppetit babe nHb bic gan3e Na9t bitbur8
iNlafeH fam. Mar9 ptJtWasE
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Dae bette 9eilmittel.

Rit &edtfu fam st. SafubS Del bas beftebts
aM as. iett befanrte S6mer~
&MMSMM senbetlmtttel senanat
RSSS Al. ,perben unb Serbteat Is
N bielen @amen Der bantit
e~rsteltsu GrfOlse lpessn.
$50 INNER baTslbs etnssfitrt purbe, Dtes>
fttts fDpcbl wis ienietts bes Saeaas, bat es
E& etnen Namen ale Scrsieli6en S1rter>
a~tnfiler erwcrben. S9on felt pteler Sabrert
1T IS als bas Bette befanit, trrbur9 f6rn
uaan6e ipunberbare Cur Seiperfffellist tpurbe,
felbf In ben fdIimmiten GrOnil6en 8daen.
&c brinet fdere SsiIsas Bel @beumatismus.
ReuraIste, 9lftens nnb RIdenfbmerlen,
3errentunsen, Gurtfbnnsen, sBmnben unb
abtrbauSt Bel allen dusercn S6merseu. Das
Utbetmnib etnes fulden Grfolses fam muir bas
fttn, tas 60 aus ben beffsn mebiBintl6en @ra>
paraten sufummenseisst 1T. 3a6ifebenbs
&anbelsmorfe
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San Intonio, Ser., 81. Nobember '89,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-15
CLEOPATRA.
Being an Account of the Fall and Vengeance of Harmachis, the
 Royal Egyptian.

of old. but. ohi how changed since that night w..cl l s,.~ Antony Gasp her ip his arms at Tarsus! Her beauty still clothed her like a garment; tue eyes were yet deep and unfathomable as the blue sea. Tho faco still splendid in it's great loveliness. And yet all was changed. Time, that could not touch her charms, had stamped upon her presence such 8 look of weary grief as may not be written. Passion, beating ever in that fierce heart of hers, had written his record on her brow, and in her eyes shone the sad light of sorrow.
 Low 1 bowed before this most royal woua- an, who once had been my love and my de- struction, and yet knew me not.
 She looked up wearily, and spoke in her slow. .Wellrememberedv voice.
 ''sSo thou art come at length, Physician. How callest thou thyself-Olympus7 Iris namo of promise, for surely now that the Gods of Egypt have deserted US, we do need aid from Olympus. Well, thou hast 6 learned air, for learning goes not with beauty. Strange, too, there is that about thee which doth recall what I know not. Say, Olympus, have we met beforea"
 "Never, O Queen, have my eyes fallen On thee in the body" I answered. "Never till this hour, when I come forth from my solitude to do thy bidding and cure thee of thy ills''
 'StrangeI and even in the voice Pshawi 'tis some memory that can not
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-15
A SUBMARINE DUEL.
A Desperate Conflict Between Two Div
 in tho Ocean.

Desperate Conflict Between Two DlvofS in tho Ocean.
 One of the best divers ever met was old Captain Compton, who was murdered at the bottom of the sea, says New York Herald writer. We were working at the time on the wreck of an East Indiaman, in the At lantic side of Cape Cod, the peninsula side of Massachusetts. Among our crew was huge Haytian negro known as 'Nigger Jack" who had for some reason taken 8 violent dislike to Compton. He never lost an opportunity of picking quarrel Time and again they had tried to settle the matter with fists, the negro invariably getting the worst of the conflict On the occasion I mention Compton, Jack and another diver were sent down together. After working a short time the negro suddenly drew his knife, and, springing at Compton, made vicious lunge at his right side, hoping to cut through the canvass coat and dispose of him. The old captain was too quick for him, however. He caught the assassins arm and threw him off, at the same time drawing his own weapon. Then began Q battle ufor life beneath the waves. The captain glanced into the blazing eyes glar- ing at him from behind the negro's hel- met, and knew that the life of one or the other would soon pay the penalty of the feud. Again and again the negro sprang at Compton, only to find his blows parried. Around they circled, jumping here and there, and we above grew alarmed at the strain on the air-pipes and Nfe-lines, until suddenly rush of water into Comp, toms pump told us that his pipe had parted. Quickly sprang to the hoisting ropes in-' tending to raise him before the air in the helmet should give out, but to my horror they were slack, showing that they, too, had parted. At this instant came the "quick hoist" signal on the line of the other white diver and wild with fear we grasped the ropes and soon had him in the boat. Quickly we removed his helmet end piled him with questions. For moment he could not speak; then he gasped: "Compton's dead; the nigger killed him; he cut the pipe and hnes," and tainted. The shock of the submarine murder had been too great for even this strong man.
 We tested the negro's lines; they were still taut, and arming ourselves with clubs we holsted the murderer to the boat; he offered no opposition as we removed the suit and securely bound him. instantly dressed and descended after Compton's body; the water around him was tinged with blood, and as bent over him I noticed with horror that the front of his jacket had actually been cut to pieces, no less than a dozen wounds being afterward found upon his body. The negro was tired and con- victed, but committed suicide by choking himself with the sleeve of his shirt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-15
AN ENGINEERS STORY.

He Plugged His Engine to Avoid q Col
 usiOn with Lawn Party.
 "One of the worst scares l ever had in my life was when I was running on the P. & R. road, }" said an engineer to a St. Joseph (Mo) News reporter at the Union Depot, as gang Of englnemen were seated on the trucks, waiting for their turn to pull out. Ut happened in this way: It was my second or third trip, do not remember which, now, and had the throttle wide open and work ing her in the last notch. was pulling a mixed train, and among other things was carload of coal-oil in barrels. At that tune we had no tank-cars, and the oil was not of as high test as at present. It was between nine and ten o'clock ln the evening and as dark as g stack Of black cats with their eyes punched out. It was pleasant evening, just cool enough to be enjoyable. Twas lean- ing out of my cab window smoking my pipe and keeping a bright lookout ahead. The old engine was pounding along smoothly, as though she enjoyed the run, and I fell to thinking of Molly and the little ones at home. Suddenly we swung around a curve on side hill and a headlight flashed in my face. I did not wait for second look. pulled the whistle and the old ma chine fairly shrieked. i 'plugged' my en- zine, for we had no air brakes then, and went off, shouting to my fireman as did oO' @e@AANSo III " psAlS1 O1 OldChOSIIS bushes, and have dim recollection of see. ing the car loaded with oil whiz past me. could hear the whiz of the drivers in the back motion and the rattle of the brakes as the boys swung on them for dear life, shut my eyes and listened for the crash, but it did not come. looked up and the way oar had stopped opposite me, while the passengers were poking their heads out of the windows of the coach behind it, asking: Whats the matterH I scrambled up the fill and ran to the head of the train, and there found that the headlight had seen was on lawn where a summer-night fes. tival was in progress. There were several headlights there, but this was placed in such manner that the light shone full on the track, and looked exactly like an ap- preaching engine as we swung around the curve. It was many long day before heard the last of plugging my engine to svoid 8 collision with lawn party"