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The state herald., 1891-09-18
German
Syrup"

!. c. Davis, Rector Of St. James
3scopal Church, Eufaula, Ala. {:
y son has been badly afflicted
a fearful and threatening cough
Several months, and after trying
eral prescriptions from physicians
ch failed to relieve him, he has
n perfectly restored by the use OF
two bottles of Bo-
Episcopal schee's German Syr-
n up. l can recon-
bctor. mend it wit ho III
Il hesitation. Chronic
ere, decp-scated coughs like this
as severe tests as a remedy can
ubjected to. 1t is for these long
ding cases that Boschee's Ger
Syrup is made a speciality.
BY others afflicted as this lad
will do well TO make a note O,
The state herald., 1891-09-18

Celebrated Wine proiurt of Now Jers-y
The best wine iu the country is Speer's Por,
Grape Wine, which has become celebrated
product Of New Jersey, This wine aud his
brandy are used by physicians everywhere who
rely upon them Us the pnrrst TO be had.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

Live as long as you may, the q "
twenty years are the langsss halt Of ,our
W., 49,.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

The mnn who wants tho earth and com.
promises on Rhode Island, is not hard to
please,
The state herald., 1891-09-18

There Is nothing like prosperity to cover
faults, and IL may be said that money GOV
ers more than charity.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

F1TS.-All Fits stopped FREQ by III. kii>rs eHEAr
Nerve Itcstorcr No flt after nrstdny su-c. Mar
v-lons Treatise and q 20 trial bottle free to
M easrs. nr, ki'1e,n Arch -. fhtia-i Ia
The state herald., 1891-09-18
A W onderfui Treatment.

IT. not generally known nht treatment has
becn discovered for The cure ~ ithruinhiism tni
In every infailihle suTh. hossy"f l. thr lat
The ilyhrnileelrp treatment, - pfArticed by N"
Denver Medical Surgical nistrnsary Ca. 4 q
sn sDzr n pruingrs innediat. results send Tor
SYMPTOM blank making ertnin - ndif~ss properly
Tho Denver MetirHl 4 suffirai CO. isiG-ig lhH-
inrf ~, fenSrf, Colo.
A lio Ia the heart Is as black ~ II is In u
hDrge trade
The state herald., 1891-09-18

"iiup.on'- Magic Corn SniNr.'
Warranted 10 cure, ur nplcy fniunGcJ. Nj
your druggist for II. Price u cents.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

You Can Secure u Good business Position
by learning bookkeeping: Arih -igtlc .iit'rr thoft
hand etc by mall, bfynntr College Bunaio. y. !.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

Cali Chicago girl large hearted and
generous, II you choose, but never refer To
her as big soled
The state herald., 1891-09-18

MaIor's Cement Rrpnirs Iirnk-n Articles
lSc md Sc. Majors rcst llaGld Gi Bu l0c-
The state herald., 1891-09-18

II Eve "put on airs" II may be re
marked In cNtcnua.ion that shc had little
else TO put on,
The state herald., 1891-09-18
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
10Th the method and results VIXEN
yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
ently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
lem effectually, dispcls colds, head.
Rches and fevers and cures habitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
|duced, pleasing to the taste and nc.
Eceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
|efects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
Its many excellent qualities com.
nend it to all and have made it
he most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
ists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro-
ure it promptly for any one who
dishes to try it. Do not accept
my substitute.
cALiFORNiA FIG SYRUP co.
SAs FRANCISCO Cal.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

10 buy or sell stocks or interests In A.
pen mines write Is. Clark Wheeler, Aspen.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

a hen on farm doesn't mingle IN pro.
miscuous society; she has her own exclu
siyn sni
The state herald., 1891-09-18

bl-sa,ss spihiis inicni, Scs I"rl iiiiy
The state herald., 1891-09-18

\ iiviniDg rcd greatly resembles de
slgnlng woman. 10th try 10 locate Mcnlih.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

Nun is no, los, by doing wrong, bu, by
being wrong.
The state herald., 1891-09-18

Love never complains that It's burden is
too heavy.
The state herald., 1891-09-18
sEnveR BUSINESS HOUSES,

The list bciom c6rpr;sss sour1 ~ tvs
lcst b,psiuess houses In D;Ispsr, md ttsl
hiib furnist btutt retirement " yeUttrct
The state herald., 1891-09-18

successfully treats Paralysis. nhsumsii.rn. O..
iHffh hCun.ufnpiiuu Heart nsnaaa, Asthma Ncfafus,
III rhtnnic disease rpn ih Ahrniinn j. slfrn "
Hii female difuasss tiemnrhnds % pile rnfei
elihnui the uan ~ tufs, Nimrlf l'hal arrlieHtnn,
aie ussd whish AZ" perfectly ralnir.s- oensfnl
frtrtit Nfssits. ft4 fifss tfsafi attention. Hest ol
ifuttr' frff ftnsra ere gfNuui ~ tfih street
The state herald., 1891-09-18
nENYRR MRlICAL INSTITUTE.
Mns. M. Z. COULTER, N. o.

an tn fth NgHpnisrnih ~. tAFussfs NthiF' my
tirlnua rui nuHr1iia ~ rnuIiani airnianr" Finest
nam AMI Sc sage tufiarH in titf. tt"aiissni ~
inaii d atrrial'i. Hrni inr sytniinm hlanh.
The state herald., 1891-09-18
HEALTH Is WEALTH !

uu q q Nfsta NiiiNI ANb hh,fh
f' rim. T. A .Iu4If iufs.si ai.iHi f4f IiYsi-fta
ulfflHsaa, guNuislnne, ~, hrrtnn- Neuralgia
iianHHriir, Nrftuus fruifaiinn f4used ~ fhs us'
N eieillul ~ hiharfn Nakninlnrss, Mental nspfve
sian, Auiirninf ~ the hfnih r.fvlilnR n insanij
rfI lead ing 30 nIiarff iHHF HtA iniih Premature
uld AFr iiHffNurfaH tSt's ~ EfHrf m either -.t.
ftusoi 10 utaiaft ttit1i ~ ihH hfHn ~ ussrsin.
ttisHnrrI ~ Il hHH orufniua UisH mgnihs ifrai'
msnt Vi ips ~ hutff iif - suni hf mail gre
fihi uu u,siif ~ rfi'e
w GUARANTEE six nnNi.s
A., iaifu ans rasr With D., q nfllrf received ~ "
tir sit hisis, HaruHfhniei w " W. aili sand ne
uuffhHaHr tiuf ufitieh Huafanisa ~ frfuad the
lilliaif N the treatment duas nH FTrff y cure
tlunrHufrra Issued ifiit ~
tuift ANuLtM trpHFisi, sole hlai,
1874 Tinasniii ~ ti'ntrf. Cll ifadn.
The state herald., 1891-09-18
, 9 FAT FOLKS REDUCED

~ M Mrs Alice MAPLE, OREGON. No, uTlis-i
reduction ~ Slbs fof elftalafa hddf-ss sith =
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

that turned slowly 70 meet Capt Arm
strong's gaze bad loss ies woe-esxoss-
ness and wore Only slSbtly conscious
look. Tie eoa<cions look changed 70 one
Of conformation and dsnsy - shs saw
who the intrader was soEae subtle ia-
tuition told Der that be bad besa
wstehlas her. and the pride that had
grosn 50 sensitive lstsiy - . display
Of real feeling was instantly aroused
Gap. Armstrong. taonsht you went
long ago" were the erst words that
ro<s 10 her lips II her surprise. She
put one hand betwe-a tie fame Of tho
lamp and her fses Aa3 from its shaiosy
retreat could look down into his face
which was brightly illuminated by the
lamp II her hand.
II have beca with tho colonel aad
am jast going" hs answered, and then
an awkward pause ensacd- May was
striving 10 recover her CON oosare and
his embarrassment helped her little.
She was the nrst 90 break tho silence
and then her voice was 90 devoid of all
feeisag. except weariDess. that is struck
despair 10 his heart
"Iou have such an early start in the
morning that ! suppose you are be-
grudging every moment that keeps you
away from your bed. and so suppose
] had better go on and not detain you.
She half turned as though TO 20. but
fingered seeing that he did not make
sny motion toward going.'
lie stood studying the carpet for q
moment and then looked up at her with
just touch Of grave smilo on his
lips Miss Farwell," he began. 1--WE
used t. be better friends than we have
been lately. ! am innocent of oil In
teation os Offending. and IL have done
50 unconsciously. pray for forgiveness
Can We not at least part good friendsS"
May felt an impulse to descend the
stairs ard give him her hand in .
fricnaiy good 10y. but o tightaess about
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Grand RapIds. Mich, IN is9l and
1892. where there arc two new mile
tracks to work your borses on and alec
where DR.. Wells Il t'o's great v~terina ~
q cclHc 10 prep.red and put op ioE
clills. fevers. influenza. stranglss, ais-
trmpers. coughs. colds. conCrs,lun o
lungs, bronchacal difficulties. inlamma.
ton and sore threat.
Alro, DIR. Wells a Co.'S veterinary car
thart,c capsules for horses. whlcn wi,
positively cure canstipat,on, impastion.
indigestion, swollen legs. surfeit, greece
acels. hlo,ches of KIN. loss OF appetite.
fough coat, aud is the most CERTAIN rrm
-dy for thu removal of worms known
To the veterinary profession. IN lingering
cases OF col C where the cause must ia
rcm"vsd, they have no equal. la iael
Ill arrangements of the digestive or.
gans are cut short, and wfat would b
fatal enses are niade simple and harm
/. 80 iy giving on. cspmi- in due nme,
II your horse il not doing. go 10 you'
lruxglst and get a cSp-ul. and giyt
niia. We guarantee a quick recovery,
Prepared aud put IN by DIR. Wells 8
Co. Office and pharmacy cor. Bridg
and Canal-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich
For sale 10y druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

her throa: made speech difficult and
she felt that she could not trust her
face out Of the shadow Of her hand.
She felt an intense anger with herself.
and wild desire to get away before
shc made herself ridiculous
"You have not offended, have moth
ing to forgive. hope" She hcsitated q
little. "You may come back from your
campaign greater hero than ever.
Good-by."
With feeling Of miserable failure
she turned and ran mp tho stairs. As
she turned ct the top she glanced down
once more and the expression Of his up
turned face arrested her footsteps.
With sudden impulse she leaned over
the banister.
''Good-by, Capt Armstrong, good-by!"
she said in half whisper, catching her
breath with quick sob at the end.
In an instant the flushed, Quivcring
face was gone and he was standing
alone In the dim hall
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Miss Tsr-sll aad dressed early for NE
ball ss ~ secretary 81 states h~eause
her sant hss insisted on snperfnsendsns
her seslss s~so~s segisnisx her owa-
TITS bail wss - b 81. 81 ths Greats
Qk IA seoeon ani Nrs TAvwsa. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

~ - eI&ns ArNfT.
fsil n her fess ga IN. Az hack IN ker
ehs's Il see-neS "a Sra Fsrwefl shat sks
wss listening vita tAsng,ss Ear removed
9ron Cast. Arsnstreag ard his azfairs
asssi The answer she raaae. Il arr ., glad.
ssntae. s-esssed coucIosi~- p-cof cf hcr
t,sft-nfien and rsde her enns fell halt
Inclined ts Ne snary viss her, ens u
was sach ~tnsrsns fsre. s~es ~ith lee
drvanav. i'sast-atirc look. that her nasta-
srly heart sofs-ned tn srite Il herself.
sod sadten siea ehsag~a she sarrsn.
of her thssngss<. she s.srrrss>s Msy hy
oa1sEg u Aa enssrssy Ssz~r~as sonss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
CHAPTER V.

There were two people ut the garri-
son that night whom sleep remorseless-
ly deserted. May lay on her bed and
courted tho coy goddess, but without
success. At last, Us tho first faint
strealss Of dawn were appearing in the
east, she arose and wrapping herself in
n shawl sat down by an open window.
Presently began the stir and hustle at
tendant on the departure Of the troops.
She could just distinguish the dim
forms as they took their places in line
ready FOR departure. Then there was u
sonnd of galloping hoofs, and dimly
defined mass moved out across tho
prairie and was swallowed up by the
darkness that lay dense and black at
the foot Of tho mountains She sat ut
the window until she heard her aunt
moving in the room below. then rising
she, too, began 10 dress.
When she descended her aunt stood
at the foot of tho stairs with an envel-
ope in her hand and peculiar loox on
her face.
Good morning, Maybelle," she said;
IL was just going up to say good
morning and give you t3is letter. which
came a. daylight this morning"
May felt tha shc knew whom tho
letter was from as soon as she saw II
In her auns's hand; nevertheless, az
shc took IL and read her own name on
the envelope the blood mounted TO her
face In hot aush. which did not es-
cape the keen eyes Of her aunt, who
was exceedingly puzzled at the turn Of
affairs. aud exceedingly interested in
what she felt 10 bc romance carried
on under her very eyes without her per
ceiving ID until ~ late an hour. She
had the kindness, though. TO 20 on aud
leave the girl TO read her letter alone.
She tore open the envelope with slow
fingers and found In It note that had
neither beginning nor end.
'~Ihe world is not 50 wide but that
we shall surely meet again, and when
that tiInc comes have much 10 say to
you. and much 70 tAank Jou for in that
last good-bv."
she read the brief note with mingled
sensations. but the predeminatinS one
WAS relief She hl J tormcnted herself
with tho thought Of her inpalsive ac-
ton and in the long hours of tho
night she had exaggerated 10 until u
seemed 20 her that shs had made DE
play 81 her feelinrs in . very school,
giriish sort Of way. This brief note
eonveying so mach and asking 20 little
was wonderful balm "a her haraased
nerves.
She rad ID again. feeling the qaiet
power Of the man that wrots 10 IN every
word. and feeling. too. tast he had
taken the matter fnso his own hands
aad meant - bring II 70 "a issne In
Sac was glad however. shat ths Issue
wss sst - se ts~s yea She wanted .
little rscre tame 10 thlnk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20

Blanc, uno Dieie, Ibeie Miro Deute bon
Otaurcp, 6'Oerrifion Yrooins uuo alloas
rem perfohttn. Jim .SntereHe1teiten bon
ben auf0ejteuten 2ssarten lit ieoenfallS bie@
ienlGe, DQB c5 8Qrros, betaAntIiG elmer Der
btutlglten INTER DEN S6refensmannern,
mar, peIder bic Tiltbt o>s 0efdngenen
Wrii,sen hrs Merf ie5te. Qlls 9elpeaarnno
Daflir miro argegeben; Dag er um lt6
fir aae Safe tiner gu l1ellen Den Dau7
pbin lid) aur 0anfbarfeit berpft6ten
lpollte, nit Jtll6lidt Darauf, DAB III Dem
SunDe bic mDnarAiihen Soccer bod ipleoer
eiumaI Die SberbanD 9etnInrel fonllten.
Barras clio iolI Dem RonigSiobn hit 0tlfe
zines gepilen laurent, Den er 3ui1 @efdngz
niBluQrter DeS Dalpbin genlad9t, etnen rbaz
ditiid)en Rnaben unterAeldioben BADEN, Den
GoAn elmer 9lrtnern aus Qerldiles, 9fas
m.u5 Oetninger. Nadoem 6teier iektere
&nabe QeItorberL. babe man ben gift Der &os
peSerflGrung abiidtli6 nit 3abIreiberl Ins
regelmGBi9teiten nusgefilbrt, bantt gegebes
men yaues Der 8e>DeiS 9~elieiert iDeroeu
t6nue, DaB ein faIi6er 0aup5in geltprz
ben iet.
Nenn min bieie 9nriteluug nidt aIer
@j[Qubmlir6igfeit 6Qor crldetnt, 10 bort
bob jeos Wioglibfeit elmer aud nur GINGER
lnaBen anllebnabdrel1 Vermutbung TN Dem
9lu0enblife auf. 100 eS it6 oarum banbelt,
ieiSultelen, mas aus benz Daupbm na6
ieiNer Nluht geiporDeu. Sier Derrint etu
mpitiidles QUINTET, oa5 troy alter 9rGtens
benten. ipelde iib fir 2uolpig cen Stebz
Sebnten ausga5eu, nod 9tlemano au our6s
oringeu Dermo0t bat.
(9}arra8 mat allerbings, als Der 9auphin
I'M SUM- 1875 9eitorben ietn iol, eth lebr
mGdt1ger Wtann. 2lu6 lebte es nod bis
gum Sabre 1929 in 6ranfreid. 9aB tbu
2uonig BET 2fNt5ebnte ut6t gleid ben
anoeren eDematigen @onDents mitalieoerll,
Die fit Den SOB 9uopig's bes Se6s3ebrten
geitilnmt battel1, aus Srantrei6 perbannte,
t0nnte alIerDtngS 10 ausgelegt perDen, als
pdre 8arro5 i'm 0eiike eiues fir 2uonta
ben Nd)tSehnten iebr unbequemen @eGeir1z
mites g~epe!en. 9teo. ST.. Sttsstg)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20
GSfr bic .SI1inpts Staatssettuna".)
@ettereS npn @tf6Hsrn 1tto &otDs
rimaertt.
WtIIoW Springs i'm 0ftli9en

8tllom Sprtn9s i'm 0ftlthen
&anlas, i'm Sult.
Da mir i1on einiae Oanfesi6retben auz
aegangeu limb aus SIinois uno SeraS,
iiber ben MuFiaB in Der Suinpis Staatss
s3ettuna: v@lldiier uuo Qotbrtnger", 10
tlble ib mid georunge1, nod ettpas l1ebr
Iber europa All l1reiben. gSer Die Dielet
&Iaaen gebort uno Die bttteren Gbranen ge>
ieben, bic i'm @liaB tuie in 8aoen uno ans
berstpo in 9eutihlano 9etDeint peroen,
ben mtro's ntht uebr nab 0eut16laa0
gelIIten, tuenn er nt6t nod theure Mnz
perDanote DrauBen bat. 3uerft mD6te ih
ieoen OeutlGen bitten, mfrs ntdt libel
i1ebmen ALL modem, benn es ioute bier in
Nnerifa fein unteri6ie6 lein 5tDtlden ben
0eutl6en. Db Glld11er, Bapert, Seitret1er
ooer aus trgeno etnetn a1oerlt oeut1d)en Wes
bet. Mir loIten uns allie Oeut1b@
Mlneritaner ne1nen, mas mir audi ltno,
unb ioute feiner ben anbern baIfen tDegen
oeutl6er 8oLttif, benn fetner prroe IS
LANCE auSbqlten, penn er bon bier blnaus>
9tnae, ,er let benn elm gan5 retGer W3an1,
DelGer ni6t III Gerubrung f1rle nit Dem
gernetnen StanDe. Warum es orauben 10
Dtele Socia1s Oemofraten siebt, miro i6
nlcnder fraaen, tnie i6 midi ieIblt. SD
nil u elm penig bon meiner @rfabrung
nteberl6reiben. Sn 0eutidlano batten tie
ldon Sabre lang ben SAul;tpang. Sn
1871 puroe bas @eieB aud i'm @liaB etnz
gefibrt; Der 8ilr9ermeiiter in neiner 6eis
rlatb muBte 0as @eieB OH einert Sonntdg
bot benz @enleiaDebaus bet ganSetl Derlanis
meLten @enleinoe porleieh. Ils er fertig
mar, ia9te er gu einiseu gertrauten: bieS
lit Der Nnfan9 bonn l1n9liid! SD uno
nod elnige Nnbere iagten, es lit uns einers
let Oh mir MOLTEN ODER m il Wtr
spoacat uniere &trber Sur S6ule ididen,
ulb oeBbalb lit Der 13mang unu0tbia.
yfun aber bat IS ii6 anbers ge5et9t. g4ir
1atten ipobl rebt, mir 10 ollten ia unlere
&tnoer betebren laien. uilo penn anoere
bsltraft muroen, 10 ia9te ih unb aud nod
anoere: TO- iit'S reGt, ididt Cure &inoer
5ur S1ule!
9tber enbliG fam Die gteibe aud on
ntt3. S0 iab, 6aB meme &inber ni9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20
Wtebt Sent1d)e ScGSatenfNitts
Ncretctt.

Die SoIbaten m a II i9inbereien in
9euti6lanb babelt tpenigitens e / II II per>
loDnenoen 3u8 al itd, nGmli9 ben, baB
Die S6tnoer Die Sbinbereien ebenlo nlit>
MAIDEN iDte Die @eifunoenen.
9tebn1e man 5. y. bic filr5li6 an bieier
Stelle erlpdbute QuGIeret Der Truppen bonn
@roB6er3ogtbum Sahienz Q8etmar. Der
Wtalor Baron bon 0odpdbter, meIder ba5
brittle Battalion Des &e9tnents in Der Grgs
items. SOnnen9Iutb sur Sortiebung bes
usbunASmarlAeS Stpang, lit auf Dieiem
Wlaride Ielbit bonn Sonnenitt6e befalleu
iporoen. ODD itarb CT ntdt oaran, pie
etut9e letner SoloGten, ion6ern ioa @uSs
iidt auf U0uige @eneiung baben. 2tber
imnerbin lit es Sbatlade, Dab Der beutide
Sifi3ier DaS, ipaS CT ielnen 2euten Sus
mutDet, audi ft6 iel6ft 5umutbet na6
benz Ausipru0e uniereS SelDberrn Grant:
sd beTeble metnen Soloaten niemals ets
nas, mas i6 nidlt i'm Stanoe unb Wi4ens
bin, j~eoerseit ielbit 3u tbun."
DieieS Sid)s Selbit>0 rangebsn Der beuts
i6en Oifi5iere, oas ii6 auf Dem S6la6tz
teloe ;oGar benin unangenebmlten preuBt7
iden Srautiunter bis gum eldn3enoiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20
@arte Ses ga@twcSens III Sen @er.

Mnsei9er bes Meftens.l

GS lit cine ielten eripGbnte 3batia6e,
aber barum bod Gbatiade, baB Die 8adts
eeiebe i'll ben &er. Staaten fir ben 8ddter
~tDeniger liberal iiub, ais in benz niel beioule
merten SrIanb, S6On Dor LANCER, LANCER
!2eit mar Der 8Qhter bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
li6em @igentbum in ieiuem berebtiaten
Sntereiie geseniber benz @runoberrn in
SrlanO better 9eihiiBt. oils in ben Ser.
Stdaten, in meIden DIE @eieBgebuug iii
Dieier 8eaiebune surid9eblteben lit. SSn
ben leBten 5a9rea iinO ben Ya6tern in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20
2mSapia Der stensebate.

SIN 8arts bat bieier Sage elm ieltlames
0anfett itattgefunben. 3u ether Gotels
runoe batten ii6 alle NnbGn9er Der lnlt6t
suialnn,ensefunoen, baB Der un9liidli6e
Sauphin, Der Sobn 9ubtpi9's pes Se6Ss
scbnten. ntht I'M Tenlple 9eitorben Jet =
tpel0e Nnii6t in ben ieBten Sahren beoeue
tenb on Gerbreitung gemounel bat.
Qus ben Iebten Nrbeiten ilber otele nod
inuncr nit QeioeniAaft er0cterte Tra9e
ideint jeoenfdus ber%porsugeben, oaB es Dem
iungen 9ubptg benz Sieb3ebnten gelan8,
aus Dem @efdngnib bes Gemple 81 entHies
ben. 9as mat i6ou Die AnitGt Don Souls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20

gen beg Md6henS 10 ernftli9er gtatur, 6aB
man an tbrem %Quffommen 3~tpeifelt, bod
aud Der 2runfeubol6 bat 9arittae Branbz
punoen bauongetro9sn. 0as Saus tpurbe
fat p%ollitGnoig eingeGi6ert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-20
10. SumaeiuiAeu Ses glutes.-yEs

gtslsr a9se; nelo9ef ltp oarp letIe ansseasipnese,
tiseIbe Wtrfionlteit zines @eItrufes erfrsut, bent I'M
geiouoeren as btutreiuigennes uno fiber tnirteubes
cen @Ul"2 gnfaatnI Osi i1 San5SSDr%"S b 81" m SpP1, '~i Ssgsoter
5unge. maueetnoem appetif. 3abn, uno aopffbnler-
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-07-09

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July Conn
pany A of the Fifth infantry, stationed
at Fort Ringgold, is making a reputa-
ton. Three of the men have been ar
rested for cattle theft, and Private
James Wilson has been arrested for
murder. a few nights ago he shot
through the head an aged Mexican
named Julian Jasso. Wilson was on
guard duty, and claims that the man
was at full pistol shot distance when
he fired; that he was called on to sur
render and ran. The gray hairs of the
victim are all powder burned and the
condition of the wound showed that the
pistol was placed almost against the
skull. The dead man had good char
acter. Wilson will be prosecuted to
the extent Of the law.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-07-09
BURNING TRESTLE.
Another Dire Railway Accident
Reported.
CARS on TOP OF EACH OTHER.
Fourteen Persons Crushed to Death
Dozens of Others InJured-The Smoke
Seen But Mistaken For Fog by
the Engineer.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 6.-The
worst wreck ever known in the state of
West Virginia occurred about o'clock
Saturday morning on the Kanawha &
Michigan railway, eight miles west of
here, the passenger train for Colum bus,
O., with two carloads of excursionists,
among them the Order of United
American Mechanics, who were going
to Pocahontas, going through a high
trestle, killing fourteen persons out
right and injuring dozens of others,
many fatally.
The sleepers of the trestle had caught
fire during the night and burned so that
the rails spread under the train. The
over safely, but the two coaches were
thrown from the track and, after run
ming some forty feet on the sleepers,
toppled to the left and the rear one to
the right
The forward car turned completely
over, landing right side up. The other
fell some twenty feet, turning upside
down and oae set of trucks fell on top
of it, crushing the car to splinters. Un-
found
The scenes among the dead and dying
were hearscending. One little baby lost
father and mother.
One mans head was severed at the
mouth and his head was fished out from
under the wreck several hours after his
body was found
What caused the burning of the
trestle is not known, but it is supposed
70 have caught from cinders dropped by
an engine that passed up after mid
night. Only few ties were burned,
The engineer saw the smoke, but think
ing it was for rising -, tbs creek
went on. Persons living in the neigh
borhood saw the smoke, but thought it
was from camp fires of persons who
had been fishing there.
The dead and injured were all
brought to Charleston.