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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-28
Seras.

Die pofftutide suif9en Cisco
uub Bromntp0ob uurbe bon einem Elm.
3elnen poftrduber beraubt.
Jn bet Ndbe bon Rarnes 9th
9erietb ber gopbop q. o. Butler nit
einem Meritaner In Streit, Der ibn
mad fur5em @ortmeIdeI nieberi1oB
unb baum enth0b.
Sobn 9ansforb, eiuer Der 8abns
rduber BON Samuels, ia als Staats.
3euse segen feline @enoheu oufsetreten.
I'm @euerbefteuern gingen I'm
Staate SeTus i'm nerioHenen 5tst4liabr
Elm 1858 584, tu0pon ALIEN 1926, $50
pom Qiquors unb Galoon.@ ei9dft Der.
rdbrten. Die entipreGenben 3abIen
fur bas porberaebenbe Sabr tparen
1888. 1874 unb $605. 400.
= Seyn Gufttn III etne @sfeli9aft in
Der BiIbung begriffsn, pelhe nit einem
Qapital BON $4,000 elm gbautanqua,
Suifttut tn Der Ndte beg Drpisctirten
Colorado ammes erri1ten mil.
- Nuf bic Ginlabung Der teraniiGen
@eltausfelunessBeb6rb ffattet Mls.
potterspalmer bon Chicago unb an.
bere Damen BON Norltanb Der Damen.
Ibtbeilung Der gbicaeoer MeltausfeI.
lung Der 0aaes'er Gair einen 8efuf
ab. Die Oameu, tuel6e bon benz M.s,
felungs Sefretdr Sidinion begleitei
fnb, tperben aud San Mntonio, @ufiu
uub @alDeifon befuden.
- Nm 81. October, Moraens 8 ub,
tpurbe 8 Meilsn BON Moropia, Gapaco
County. ouf elmer Bbbmen /. 6od5eit
6ront Widel bon 6ronf Wai9ar uni
Giefan 2reici erfto6en ober bielmsh,
abgei@la9tet. benn CT mar gang 3er.
idnirten. Wal6ar unb Rreici iDler
W,del bonn San3pIob cine furae stredt
biupeg gerufen unb ohne Warnuna
absei@la9tet baben. Aae bret flint
bier er5osene lebige B6hmen.S ungens
Gestsre swei fnb i'm @efdusuiB in GAL
IettspiQe.
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@einmbbeit tit @eid5tbmtt.


Or. G. g. WeRs Werpenz nab @ebtrn : eur III Elm
Basantirtee ipeetfi9es Settmittel fir Sp5feris, ardms
pfc, nerr6fe Nenralstaa 2~cpifamerten, nefpbfe i1ebers
rttsans unb Mblpannnng, reruria@t bur@ ben hbers
m6tteeu @enue ppu GItpbcI cber Gafat SdgaffcRss
feit. acknowledgements unb 8sttruerpetauna, Bic
IN Watnfnn nuSartet unp ausemetnes Glerb, Gte@s
tbun nnb Fob tertetfdbyt. Sc 1T aud en SeiImittet
pstens tet teibsu Gff9Ie6tsrn, Gpermasrrrtsea, Sers
nria4t turM setfige 1eberan5renguug pber burA
Sneenbflnsen. Se6e G4a4tel enthdlt be 9ur fur
itr s. 100, bur@ Bic pra sesen Ginienbuns hes 9reiies.
&1tr saranttren, bae 6G1aHteln ieben Eau teiier
ptIeen: MRit teeer gslsanns fur 8 G4a4teIn, BITE BET
ms NIT BEN yrstie ~etnlduft, feuben frtr BEN DeiieHer
0tte tprh6l9tden, reun bas Mittel teine 9etluns Bee
gtrtt. @plde G4etne nerben nur a~usse5elt bonn
9tt4 Drng Stcre [Giu5tee Gseuteu) 30. 8 Gaf
Gcmmtres Strset, Gan Gntputr, GeSos.
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Muerlet.

= 3mei balbwa9fee farbise Bur.
i9en, bic ouf elmer Garm bel ct. 9ebs
mig arbeiteten, fpielten nit einem ge.
labenen @emebre berum, mobei bafelbe
losging. Die gefammte Sdrotlaoung
brang einem Der Beiben, @rump 0ap
mpob, in ben unterleib. Be e9mers
perwunbete purbe gu ieinen 8ermanb.
ten In BE Gtabt sebra@t. gs III wes
mtg Wusf9t borbanoeu, i'm am 2eben
3u erbalten.
- @eftern Nbenb tarb Der Npotbsfer
Sobu 8. Seller on eiuem tppbblen Sic.
Der. @r errei9te elm @lter bon nur Al
Sabren.
= 6enrp gdenrotb, Elm Nngefelter
oes Geuer Oepartements, murbe BON
feinem Dor Der elettriiden GtraBenba6n
f&eusnben pferbe absemorfen unb 10
unglifli9 eeeert eiuen 3aternenpfoifen
gef@leubert, BOB er nidt unbebentli1e
8erlebungen baDontrua.
Die feierliGe 1~ermdblung bes
6errn @ben %. MiIIs nit SRI.
willie SlIg, So1ter bes Germ
Sobn Sag. finbet an 4. Nobember
4henbs 8 uhr In Der ct. Marfs @pis.
copal Rr9e fat.
Su Der 8eriammlung gefern
Nbenb bef9lDB Ser BeetbopensM 6uners
dor, in benz Gonaert gum Befen Der
oeutf6 . enelifhen S6uIe mlt3umirfen.
Muffmeiffer @arl Bed piro es unter.
nebmen, fir benielben 3ued Elm Or1e.
fer 3ufammen3ute1en.
= George %. 6untre6 unb gmmo
Glider lieben f9 cine 0~eiratbslicen5
a~usfelen.
Sn ben friben Morgenfunbeu
begging beute Der Sdmieb Otto 0auier
Selbitmorb i'm Maberid. pa,t. Mrbeits.
laietelt uno Rranfbeit iolleu bds Wo.
tip Der Sbat sepefen lein.
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@abl Yrpflamatipa.
Mapors Office,
Stabt San Nntonip, Ssgas,
OF SNok,u or


Sn Jolge ber mir bur6 ben 6reibrief
unb bic S%rbtnansea Der Stobt San
Wntonio t%ibertrasenen Ma9tpo0toms
menbeit, erla1ie i'd, Brpan @auagban,
Mapor Der @tabt San Mntonio, oieie
metne Proclamation unb orbne hermit
auf g m a g, ben21. Mobems
Der 1891 cine Wabl an, fur einen Mls
herman at large, UNI bic bur9 bas Nbs
leben bes 4loerman so. j. gDrbett ents
1tanoene 8atan5 gu flleu.
Die etimmpldBe neroen bon 8 ubr
Moraens big 6 ubr Mbenbs an folgen.
ben Srten often fein:
Warb go. l. Sobn u. Ma0ers
strre, @ee Sub Shores. uno Nrienals
straBe; eimon &tnisbeim, 8orfBeus
Der.
Waro go. 2-gde galfs uno 9oloz
roiatraBe; MIber UteDer, @orRBenoet
Waro go. 3--Mosfelbs Store, gds
gereas unb Grin : StraBe; Sames q.
@l0ub, 0orfBenber.
@aro So. A. Contentious 6ale,
Gde Wef 0oufon. unb NDrb Shores.
StraBe; s. 8ilemain, 9orRbenber.
Warb No. 5-@ommers @arten, SO.
3O6 3ebnie Strabe, Sobn s. 8errp,
8orhBenber.
Warb SO. 6-gde Gin. unb Molan.
StraBe; Wm. s. Gage, 0orfbenber.
Warb N1. 7-@de Matagor6a. unb
WictoriafroBe; Geter Subj, 0orFbens
Der.
Waro Mo. 8-gde Sub MIamoz unb
Subs traBe; Souls Berenrom, 8Drs
fBenber.
Die @abI mitb a~bse1alten u1b bic
Beri6te uer6en etuseliefert in llebers
einfimmung nit Der 20. Seftion bes
fdbtii@en Greibriefs uno Der staatsz
8eisBe, Mft bonn IA. Wtdr3 1887, @eite
81 Der 3Dansi9ften Gepislatur.
gum 3eugniB bierfhr babe id
meinen Namen unterihrieben
go unb einen Mboruf beg siegeIs
2RSH ber stabt Gan Mntonio an 6ies
fem 81. Sage bes OCTOBER 1891
beiftgeu la1en.
8r1an@aIIaahan,
4tteitirt: Mapor,
6. g. @Iaubon, etabts@Ierf.
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6 D q { 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
%. Oftpbe I.

%. Sftpber.
1412. N~prtpesen unb Sameben reiben Iid
beim Sobe Der aDnisir @arsaretba BON 9d:
nemarf los.
1857. erasmus (Sumaniit unb GDrberer
Der aufflarung) geboren 3u &otterbam.
1892. Columbus lanbet auf Der Sniel
Guba.
1901. Sido be 8rabe gu 4ras seitprben,
MftrDnem.
1909. &riesserflaruns Danemarfs seseu
S9Seben.
175e. 6. S. Danton, 8ebolutipndr aus be,
frans5fiden S9redensberridaft, sebcren.
1850. Neibbarb @raf bon @netienau, preu:
bil1er~ SelbmariAaa, aeboren.
1776. S9la9t auf ben 8bite 8lains,
Some lAIdst einen Tbeil Der 8atriptentrup:
pen in bic EIudt.
1S48. @tn6ii4srae bema6tist ii4 Der SEQ:
ppISftabt in @ien.
1864. Das &ammi4if nAlbermarle" be,
gebeIen tpirb bon lieutenant Guibins in Der
@runb sebpbrt.
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Wpti5 fiar gtemer5abler !
81 aporsOffice
Siaot San Qntonio, Seras. !

". Sftober 1891.
IS piro bierbur9 our RenntniB ge.
bradt, boB bic &~spifionss unb Appel.
Lotions Beb0rbe CUR &i1tistelung Der
Observation-Disclosures ON
Momtas, ben 2. Npnember 1891
5ufamnentritt.
Die Btb6rbe tpirb ebenfoGs ben
Wertb GILES nidt eingegebenen gigens
thnms nod benz Beri6t bes NKeKors
fir bos am 28. Getruar 1891 beenoete
5isfaIiahr, abiddben.
Die 8eh3rbe bolt ihre Gibungen tdas
ltd BON 9 ubr Moraens bis 1 uhr
Na9miitogs unb bon 8 big 5 llbr Na6,
mittaas (eonntags oussenommen) ab,
biz ole 2ifen burdgeieben tporben anb.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Nttefirt : Wapor.
9 g. @Iaubon, Staot @lerf.
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CINE @er,ammluna

oeutf@er Damen our 8%eranhaltung Der
Geftli6feitea gum Seffen Der beutf9 d.,
engtif9en SGuIe finbet fom.
menoen Samffng Na6mittae 4 ubr I'm
@afino fiatt. Cine re9t 3abIrei9e
getbeiligung III ertptini9t.
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Gin Mann, bet 40 Sabre Mebiain praftiairt
bat, foate SaI3 bon 8uder unterfdsiben Ton.
nen; left, mas er fast.
SoIebc, o., Sanuar 10. 1887.
Germ G.S. @beneb & 60. - Meine Ger.
ren!-S3 bin felt 40 Sabren metf in Der au-
semeinen ar5tlideu @raris sepeien. uub ia51te
fagen, baB in al meiner @rarts unb @rfabruns
Id ME ein Rrdparat aefeben babe, bas i'd nit
70 biel 8ertrauen in grfols beridreiben fonnte,
als pairs 8atarrb Sur, fabriairt bon
Sbnen. 3abe fe sar Siele Male Derf1rieben.
uno Sbre @irfuns 1T tpunberbon, unb m6@te
gum Sdlub fasen, bas i'd nod eineu GaIl BON
aatarrb 5u fnben babe, ben fe nidt turiren
puroe, tpenn man fe ben antpeiiungen semSS
einnGbne.
Sn 8abrbeit Der Sbriee,
8. 8. @orud, M. s.,
Dfiee 21b Gummit. Ctr.
@ir nolen ~einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
Bau DOT, aatarrb seben, Der ni9t nit SaIr 8
Ratarrb 6 UT sebeilt tperben fam. SSnner.
ltd senpmmer.
s. S. gbeneb & 6 o., @isent6.. SoIeoo,
.. H gertauft bon apOtbefern, 7E gents.
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8ndlens 9lrnica gafbe.

Ole behe Galbe Der MeIt fur e6nitte, Nuetl3unz
gen, @ei6phre, Dtebers unb Saut<GuSfdlas, Gte&te,
ae5prunSene Sdn6e, Groibeulen unb ale 9nuttrants
hetten furirt Sdmrrrbciheu cber tetue 4esabluus.
gbatse 9ufrteeenbeit a~aranttrt pber has @elo ptrb
juihderfattet. rs Gents pte S&a@tei. Gum gerfauf
tn allen apptbetsn. abpipb Dretb, abompfou & Co.,
Wbclsfaie.
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~ 2aBt Cure gnatee BEL g q NJ
coat & SObn anfertisen. Sbr fin.
bet bnrt cine groBe Nuswabl bOr5hpli.
der etOhe; man Iiefert CUTE Mrbeit
uub Naes fibt bortrsfhi9.
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Q

pirb gum /. Nopember elm trdftiser
oeutf6er Sunge i'm alter BON 15-17
Sabren. I'm in elmer Ipotbefe gu orbeis
ten. Nahsufrogen BET
81. Gobn & Co..
ZIG Wefsgommerce>s traBe.
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srief. stHe.

u 9lnder-S 6 Bod = u Gpnraps Sc "
&aber-MrS 6 . Sammel-M SeinteImann
q 5 Sint-S u &aiier-Soe 2ansbein-@bas
9il6eI-0 Sano-SobanneS S1dfer-Gbas
S9wad-Sobn Sdeib-2 3snbril9 - Soc
Eife-S S @ernstte-Abbie @ittsnberg,
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Dr.HathaWa
Sobm 8roabfopt, N. D., alififent.
Specialist DeS CusStet1S.

Suuse Wdnner,
wel@e In Sclge bon
Suaenb 9 SEnben
an 9errenl9wa4e
Ietben, bre9eben8
trait u~ntersrabeu
hoben nnh TIRE
MdnnIiMfeit rertps
rem, fruten ben bes
rhbmten Dr. Sas
ttawau frfort eons
f~ultiren. 8e1seSi
MIDI, @erpeafrants
4eit (mti cber etne
Grdume) wirb wtfs
fenf@aftlt@ uni
mad ben neleffen
Retbcben bebans
belt uub NIT BEN
sr6bten GrfoI8.
G8 fpmmt midi
hdrdfff an. pb mon
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Sem geebrten 9atlifuu

bic gang ergebene Nnaeiee, bnB mir
burd unieren ueuen 9antmasen in ben
Stanb geiebt fnb, 3ampen 9 Del unb
@afoline unferen 2unoen ms Gaus 3u
liefern uno bort bor5umeHen. @afo.
lines unb Selfannen NIT Rrabn ftbrt
Der Wasen tets nit unb f5nnen ben
aesbrten Runben auf @erlaneen CUR
Benubung iberlaRen weroen. lin &C.
nei9tea 3ulpru6 bittet bic
Wiffion Oil So.
(Snbaber s. %. u. Gromberg.)
Is u. AlamoffroBe. SeIepbon 543.
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= Sd lit an beftisen neuralsif6en
S6mer3en, wurbe iebo6 bur6 bic Nns
lpenbung bon st. Satobs Del bauerub
aebeilt. - 8. 3. Moams, Berrp, $40.
IS III bas bette unb f@erfe Wittel.
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1ar Sie Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat tteis bic beften
4uitern unb frlfdeften Slide, MiIb &c.
Nle Nuftrdge tuerben prompt ausge.
fibrt. $elepbon SO. 81.
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sar Sur gutss 9ol3, ridtis gsmeis
len Inb prompte 8eoienuns rpenbe man
H1 an bic @ars Boob o.. See
Iepbon 1893.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . liebertraaunaeu

Sames Smitb unb Grau ON Ntrs.
Qatbarina 9efe, elm babies @runbfid
in Wefi. 6ouifonsG iraBe. $l.7
@m. 9eilismnnn on 2ouiie plaB,
@runbffad on Wilitas5 trabe, $500.
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6sanert besrciieu geu06nlidJ idnsd.
sic iinO idariNMnis. Sic ia,O lcbbaIt,
unb trosbe,n mar es cit,em Maune por>
bebalten, bic eiu3iss MsOisin fit bic
ibrem @eidledte eiseneu 9ranf6siten 5a
entoeden.
Dieier Mann mar Or. Pierce.
Die Gntbedrns mar iein r6aporite
Breicription" = Die @abe fit CARTE
Srauen.
@ssbalb unl9erseben nit einem
6uBe bereits int @rabe", in Stiuea
leiben6 = miBperl tanoen = 10 lanse
Dir ein Seilmittel an sic 9anb sese6en,
bas tein Experiment ieia io0, ionoern
bas utter Ser @arantie ~o:rfauft wirb,
iuentt Su bid in irselo elmer @eilc nit
bemielben eattauidt fiblem masit, ou
iets, iobdl0 on bid III Die Seriteller
tsiIslbsn lpenoelt. 6ein @elo suuiderbal.
ten wirit
Wir fOnnen iest iaum nus cine 6rau
benfen, pie feinen 8erlu6 banit MAIDEN
WirO. MOslidermeiIe finbst iid bod
nod cine ODER bic anoere, jebod) mir be<
3~iueiieln aud oics.
Granen iinO reif Oafir. sic ani6en
IS babel. Denfe an cine Subscription,
auf wel@e gteuu aus i3ebn bereits iuars
ten. 8rinse audi ibncn Die 9eeui9feit!
Der nripriuslid)e Git Oes saitrilden
2opf,pebs befinbet fid nid)t i'm @ebirn.
Re8ulire ben Maser uuo bu wirit bas
aOpfpeb euriren. Or. Bierce's 8elets
fnb Bic fleinen 3esulatOren.
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e~ 3~meibnnbert Nn3i9e unb breis
hunbeyt 6ofea su finf5is Gents am
Dollar, aues CUTE Waare, nm gu rdus
men bel pancnat & 5obu.
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81 1T bisber in 66bIen In ben @ou1.
ties WiQiamfou, Burnett, 2amtafas,
Slono, Gillespie, 8lanco, 8erar, 60,
paros u. u. uno amar in unsebeuer
groBen Mafen gefunben worben; es
unterlieat aber toum elm 3ueifel. bob
oer grbBte She'll beg teranifden @uonos
S4aBes nod unentoedt III. Ct 1T BIS
iebt nur in iear bei9rdnttem WaBe fur
aderbauli4e 3mede ober ols faufmdns
niiaer ausfubrartifel our 8ermenbung
getommen. Nnalpfen bieies tbierifaen
8uanos aus ben bon Gillespie urb
Burnett Gounip baben aber gum @rgeb.
nib gebabt, baB oerielbe einen Danbelss
ruertb bon $50 per Some r~epr6lentirt.
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sa- Cine feline anspobl bon Often,
9emoen, unter5eug,S oilette. Irtifeln &c.
bet 3 ancoaf # & sob n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-25

THE PRINCE OF WALES.
every respectable British merchant feels
toward gambling, and unwilling in any
way to encourage or develop the danger
Gus tastes of the younger members of his
family in that direction. 1t was only when
his back was turned that the hostess gave
way TO the request of her royal guest, and
organized baccarat table for his enter
tainment.
Unfortunately this is by no means the
first occasion on which the Prince of Wales
has been guilty of an ofrense of this kind
against the laws both of hospitality and of
good taste. Although the matter has never
until now appeared in print, he rendered
himself liable 20 somewhat similar charge
n few years ago Mt Goodwood, the superb
county seat of the Duke of Richmond in
Sussex.
Ever since the marriage of the heir up.
parent, near upon thirty years ago, the
duke has been inthe habit of entertaining
the Prince and Princess of Wales together
with n large party of royal and distin.
guished personagos at his house during
the annual Goodwood races, which extend
'over several days.
The duke. who Is of the same age as Queen
Victoria, is a mau of immense independ
ence Of mind and strength of character
He has two fads--namely, his horror fol
gambling in every form, and his infleXible
rule of retiring to bed every night at SHARP
10 O'clock no matter where he may happen
to be or who is present.
A few seasons ago, having heard in town
Of the taste for baccarat of the prince, he
mentioned to the latter, on the arrival oi
the royal party at Goodwood his aversion
to games of hazard under his roof, basine
his objections on,a horrible gambling trag
edy which had taken place there in the
previous century. He wound up by exact
ing pledge from the prince that under nc
circumstances should baccarat be played
during the royal visit.
The prince somewhat reluctantly gave
his word to the duke that his wishes should
be observed, and the old peer, conflding in
the honor of his future king, retired tran
gully to bed at his ordinary hour. On the
third day of the races, however, the duke
who, as usual, had biGden his royal guests
good night at 10 o'clock, happened to have
occasion 10 come down stairs again about
an hour later.
Imagine his astOnishmsnt and wrath to
find the male portion of the house party
and some Of the ladies seS1ed round table
playing at baccarat for high stakes, with
the Prince Of Wales acting as banker! The
dukes Indignation got TIE better OF his
loyalty and good temper. and he openly
protested to the prince against the manner
in which his confidence had been betrayed.
The prince cut but sorry spectacle, since he
could find no valid excuse for his behavior,
and the card party broke up IN confusion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-25

gust last, and on arriving re-established
the post and wrcaEud terrible vengeance
on the cannibals. He had with him sew
eral European officers, Il small force OF
Senegalese soldiers, 2JO native carriers and
large supply Of trade goods. After pun
ishing the natives he ascpnded two or three
of the tributaries of the Mobaugi, and
finally started for the great unknown" in
December In January letter was re-
ceived from Crampgl announcing that he
had crossed the country of the Dapuas and
would soon come in contact with the peo-
pie of Baghirmi The members Of the
party were all well and making steady
progress north.
Little is known Of the Matonga ma
tives, but it is believed the tragedy must
have happened near the border of Bag
hirni Crumpel met an interesting people
shortly after leaving the Mobangi. Their
manufactures were similar TO those of the
Soudanese. They use asses and cattle as
beasts of burden and have guns like those
in southern Algeria. He saw curious
structures made of bark and built in the
limbs Of trees, such rs NachtiCal described
upon his visit TO the southern regions of
the Soudan. Ladders made Of vines con-
meet the buildings with the ground, and
the old men, provided with an abundance
of poisoned arrows and wooden javelins,
constantly occupy those lofty points of oh.
servation and give the alarm when stran-
gers appear. Upon the first signal the wo-
men and children disappear in the forest,
while the men spring behind the palisades
that surround the villages ready to defend
their homes.
This disaster Is regarded as a great mis-
fortune by the French who have been
eagerly seeking to extend their African
possessions. They wished to attach to
their territory one of the great unknown
regions, and expected TO penetrate even to
the shores of Lake Tchad. Crampel was
to make treaties with the chiefs on the
way to bring their countries under French
protection. In order that those treaties
might be put into immediate effect n secret
expedition was sent out from France early
this year to follow in Crampel's footsteps.
1t was in charge of five white men, who Sc.
cured at st. Louis, Senegal, all the soldiers
they required and enlisted q large force of
porters at Loango. This expedition has
probably reached Crampel's base of opera
tions on the Mobangi.
Its equipment was in every way superior
to that Of the pioneer 1t is we'll armed
and able to cope with any ordinary force of
hostiles. The commander was instructed
to make his way peaceably through the
country if possible, and only to resort to
arms as a last eXpedient. There is little
doubt, if Crampels expedition has met
the fate reported, that there will be a fierce
fight with the cannibals.
Crampel was one of the most successful
of French explorers. He was brave and
tactful man, skilled scientist and good
artist. He spent two years exploring the
forest regions of the French Congo, and
added great deal to our knowledge of the
cannibal tribes.
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Duke of Bedford and of Earl Russell, but
also the son-in-law of the Duke of Rox.
burghe. Although not in the army, he
was in the queens service as permanent
chief of the government department of
public works. As such he controlled all
the state parks, and made use of his posi-
tion TO transform n number of the pretty
park keeper lodges in Hyde park and st.
James park inte private gambling dens at
government expense. 1t is asserted that
the one in the neiGhborhood of Alfred
Gate continued to be frequented by the
Prince of Wales until the day when his
friend George Russell was detected in the
act of cheating.
In view of the attitude of Mrs. Arthur
Wilson toward Sir William GoTdon-C Cum
ming at Tr2nby Croft, it may be mentioned
that the Di7chess (now dowager) of Man
chester discovered George Russell's unfair
play at cards u few weeks previous to his
public exposure. She made the discovery
at her country seat, Kimbolton castle,
where he was stayingat the time as a guest
invited to meet the Prince and Princess Of
Wales. The duchess said nothing at the
time, being desirous t0.avoid anything like
scandal during the royal visit, but devoted
all her remarkable tact and wonderful sa-
voir faire'to throw obstacles in the way of
card playing during the remainder Of
George Russell's stay.
1t was not until after his public exposure
at one of the London Clubs that she finally
consented to disclose what she had wit
messed at Kimbolton castle. George Rus
sell Is now IL prominent member of the
British colony at Brussels, and may FIRE
quently be seen driving there in the com.
pany of Lord Arthur Somerset, the former
equerry of the Prince Of Wales, who wS
forced to fee from England in order to
escape arrest for his criminal connection
with the horrible Cleveland street scandal
which convulsed London society about two
years ago. MALBRooK.