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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22
MgMco,s FRlENolY TRIeurE.


ana MRS. harrinon-
FL PAso, Tex, April 22.-Mexico Joined
the United States yesterday In doing honor
TO President Harrison The presidential
train arrived at I'll Paso at 10 o'clock, after
run OF more than go miles from San An
tonic. A part Of the route lay along the
picturesque canyon Of the Rio Grande, and
the president spent several hours on the
rear platform Of the observation car ad-
miring the scenery. AS the train ran
through this section Mexican men, women
and children came out hurriedly from
queer looking adobe huts and gazed with
wonder at the train. A large encampment
Of Mexican railroad laborers sheered as the
train went by
short stop was made at Del Rio, Van
verde county, where nearly the whole
population of the little town turned out
to welcome the chief executive. The sta
tion building was fairly covered with
wreaths tof roses, and bouquet after
bouquet was handed up to the presidential
party by persons in the crowd until the
platform of the observation car was Gov
cred with sweet smelling flowers. Two
little girls presented the president with a
large basket OF roses, and the public school
children presented a written address.
The president made few remarks and
Mr.. Wanamaker snd Mr.. Rusk also spoke
Ysleta, El Paso county, which, the inhab-
itants claim, Is the oldest town in the
United States, had brass band with Mex
lean musicians 10 greet the president.
When the train halted there Americans.
Mexieans and Indians crowded about the
observation car, and nearly all shook the
presidents hand
The train arrived ut III Paso on schedule
time. Governor Garlic, Of the state OF
chihuahua, Mexico, Mexican customs ON
GERS on the border. General McCook, Of the
United States army, aud many prominent
citizens met the president at the train. A
detachment Of the Fifth cavalry and band,
a number of Mexican officers with a mill
tary band and local organizations formed
a procession to the court house, where
speaking took place. Atmany Of the street
corners were banners ia Spanish and En-
glish bearing the words Reciprocity with
Mexico General A. J. Malley made the
address of welcome at the court house.
Governor GARLIC also spoke on behalf OF
President Dlaz. Several others then made
speeches welcoming the president 10 the
Lone Star state
The president made brief response and
was heartily applauded. The presidential
party left for Los Angeles at noon.
Mrs Harrison and number Of other
Indies Of the party visited Jaurez, on tn,
Mexican side Of the river, where saluts
was fired by Mexican artillery. A salute
was also fred on the American side
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22

WASHINGTON, April - 1t was intended
that in the course Of his western trip Presi-
dent Harrison should meet President Diaz
Of Mexico at FL Paso and exchange fra
ternal greetings II was discovered later,
however that such a meeting was rendered
impracticable because the constitution Of
Mexico forbids che PRESIDENT leaving that
country, and by our laws II the chief ex-
ecutive should 90 outside the jurisdiction
Of the United States the act would be
equivalent TO his resignation, and his Office
would become vacant. Then, of course,
the scheme was abandoned
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22
LO n AND FOUND.

Il OsT-A BEAR FUR COLLAR, FROM
~ between Eighth and Ninth on Market
street TO Tenth and ratnall streets. at 10 90 D
m, Tuesday night. A suitable reward will
be given il lefE ct the journal Office. MISS
BOULDEN. 400 Delaware avenue. city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22

WTANTED--50O LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
w sewing machines repaired at the Nov
sly Sewing Machine Shops, No. 602 Shipley
street. You VII save money by leaving your
order. Machines bought, sold, exchanged or
for rent. per week or month. New and old
machines from IS to $40
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22
BoARD AND ROOMS.


DOARDERS WANTED; ALSO, TABLE
ID board. BOB WashinRt N street.
DOOMS FOR REHT-FURNISHED OR
h unfurnished. Apply No. 5l3 King street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22

Worklngmen, we have the best and
cheapest strong Pantaloous In the world,
81 90, 81 25, 81 so, 50 90 and 80 so.
Thousands Of Pairs for finer dress,
So 90 up to $6 90
Special lines al IS 90 and SO 90.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-22

Bring your boy in aud get him
a nobby suit We have hundreds
of styles; and prices from 81 so
up to the very finest, $l4 to $15
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-12

Wein, nidt bsratbsn foute. Re6tsan,
ioalt RaB (gerlin): 6anbelt 5er
Sruntene gegen bic JamiIie, 10 1T bas
Gefeb ba, banbelt er gegen fi9 felbff,
6aan geb6rt er in bic Qe,l Mnnfalt.
IS mn1e bod tpuncsrbar augeben,
penn ni@t moreen i'm 3ooIogiiden
@arten elmer ber Surifen ielbit 3u lief
ins 8las f9auen fOQte unb einigen ber
700 rubigen Deiu6er bes @artens bur@
fein Ansebeitertieiu AerserniB sdbe.
vt beantragt 5u erfldreu, baB Sruntenz
belt ni6t ftrafbar 1T. etrudmaun>
96ln: Wesbalb ioa benn Der Surf,
featag fi9 ni6t nit io5ialen Gragen
bef9astigen2 Nub Der reicbe, pors
nebme Mann tuirb teiiraft, menu er
trunfen bfeutli9es NergerniB erregt.
User bon Hns angebeitert ult MAIDEN
foute, ptroe bamit ni6t MergerniB ers
regen. Mn6ers, tpenn ct oireft betrunz
ten 1T. BON einem 2laHengeieb fann
ernfbaft ni9t bic Gebe fein. Qber III
oas Wu6ergeieB Elm 2lafengefeb gegen
bic Wu6erer? Das fino alto pbraien.
Wir banbeln i'm Slime Der groBen
Mebrbeit unferes 8olfes, tpenn mir Sic
8ranntweinpeif befdmpfen beIfen. Die
preRe bat fi@ stuar abfpre1eub iiber
ben neuen @efebentuurf gedubsrt. Die
preife tit aber ni6t maBgebenb. &ed,ts.
anmalt @aheIsg9weibnis: Mit5irafen
betdmpft man bas 3rinfen ni1t. Wiro
Der gatwurf @eieb, 10 ,pirb man fatt
gobere 3ebntauienb" fortan vlnbeltrafte
3ebntauienb" iageu. @efferu mar bieI
bon ameritanii9en pFau3sn bic Rebe.
Oas fagt man bel &eformeu, aber lei,
Der ni9t BET Weridle9terungen. vDie
&leiuen bdngt man, bic @roBen IdBt
man - trinfen." b. StGBer bob In
feinem e9IuBwort berbor: Die frei.
bsitli@ten 86lfer, Staliener, Norues
ser, @ngIdneer, baben ftir n0tbig ges
ba.ten, mas Sic ftir iiberfafTig erfId.
rem. 50 fage: man utirbe es nidt
begreiftu, uenn sic bas @efebt fdr
unnDtbig erflarien. gs Iiest ni1t i'm
SniereFe bts beuti9en Surifeniages,
wenn er R9 bier ablebHenb perbdlt.
Der Nntrag 8Gs wirb barauf NIT 81
gegen 86 Stimmen an8eaommen.
Dies waren bic 8erbanbiungen i'm
Nusi9uB. Nls am nd@iten Sage bic
Jrage Dor ber ptenarfbung CUR 6fents
li9en gsipre9ung tam, tpurbe Elm Nn>
trag bes &e9tsanualtes Betb bon
NiirnberQ anaeuDmmer, ber tpie foIQt
lau,et: rBeiDnbere firafre6tlide Be.
fimaungen gesen Sruntenbeit unb
Sruafiuo0t finb niGt gebpten." 0ier.
NIT erf9eint bas S9idial beg @efebes
befiegett, benn eine MaBreget gegen
tDel6e fi6 bic Surifen bes gan3en 2ans
0es auSipre9en, tpirb bonn &et6stag,
trob Der uuterfiiibung bes Gaiiers, IL
6erli6 beruorfen tuerben.
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I'M AIN PInAZA = :

borlag, ibn eber au ertparten, als bi!
bic. Sonne am bDhiten ltan5. Sis ell
lbr par ct i'm Dieult uno islbit faI
@olobOp mar ber Weg nidt unter einel
Stunoe surtid3ulegen.
6inter Dem @pbeugitter i'm @rter, tul
bic in f9tdger 2inie auffeigenoe Gbaul
Zee melt 5u tiberfeben mar, bic tn einen
tpeiten Boaen um bas 9aus ftbrte uni
binten auf benz 0of miinbete, bor
/ ftano fie.
Das 0ers ber 9rdumenben ieBte ei
men 51lag aus, i'm In betduber G9nel
ltsteit bann ben 8erluff na63ubolen =
bort auf ber tableH @bauhee bemegts
fid Elm buntler Puntt borpdrts in bur:
tigem Ndbertommen unb nun ertanatt
He auf ber 0bbe bes Weges I'm belIen
5oanenli6t ben gldnaenben tpeiBeu
Sled, fab fuuteIube &efere aufbIiben
uno berf9minben - ieBt ertanute tie
rotbe @olb bes Ju6ies = f6nelIer uni
! i9ne0er unb beutli@er trat bic geliebte
I @eifalt berbor.
st mars - Ct mars!
Sic rib oas Jenifer auf unb tpintte
ibm nit Dem Sud elm WilItommen!
unb ibr Signal mar geieben unb
berfan5en, benn Die tpeiBe WiiBe purs
be i'm fthfmtf6en 2auf Mnttport tpius
tea0 seidluenft!
Da brad 6er Setter ieittpdrts aug
ber @bauRee - ber Gu9s fog bin iiber
bic Dinterlid6e Grbe ibr entgegen tpie
elm Sonaenftrabl - ibr &itter, ibr Sc.
liebter - tiber Msder unb Raine, bas
3iel i'm Wuge. bas treue 9bier In f1e,
rer 6anb, feft TN 5attel! = Sn iau1,
aenber 2uit begleitete iebes genommene
QinberniB elm Subelion aus ber ni9t bon
geforgniB, fonbern ttur bon gntaideu
gef9mellten 8ruit bes iungen M1bs
@ens ueber bic matten bebedten Neete
oes Blumengartens trugen i'm bic leb.
ten Sprtnge big unter bas SENT aus
benz fib nit balbse6Fneten 2Ippen, NIT
frablenben, sdrtIi@en Bliden, pon un.
fagbaren, 3auber um1ofien, bic Mrme
tbm entgegeugeRtedt, bic 3reugeIiebte,
peiBeriebnte unb 10 gebulbig grmartete
ibm euteesenseneigte, mot fsin tIeiner,
teder aamerao, ni9t bas fiBe, in iei.
ner berben Suusfrduli6teit 10 i9eue
Rin0, fonbern 6as 3ur 2iebe ertpa1te
Sornr6s6en = fein brdutlt9es Mdbs
den!
go lange 2iebenbe fi9 begesnen, 10
lange f4 6eraen finben, tpirb bic 3unge
teinenf fiibern, ,besei@nenbern, ,elettriRren.
ben GruB fiir oas 0er3 finben. als ben
Namen ber Geliebten aum aaererftens
nal In @erbiubuus nit benz sdrtli6 aus
eignenbeu yWein".
tGortfetuns foIst.)
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WI5wuHyrurr YHIft1I.1"H1. y"
ben 3mau5iserz Sabren bielt Elm selpillsr
3ielbauer in Bertin cine 3nabeni9ule.
lporin lebr ftrense 3u6t 9srrl9te.e get
ietnen 9traien beoiente lt6 oieler Pas
oagoee aus Der r9uten, altets4 .3elt"
eines etipa breioierte( Gqen.. latgen,
oaunrltarfen, nit 8ers feitseitopften
2eberinltruments, oas ct ipie leine Bog
linse Der Sor1n unb Sarbe balber BEN
vSpidaal" nannten. Das DING, itets
auf breiteter @runolase anseWeuoet,
that gang empfinOlid web, uno Der
serabe oalnit 9eSii6ti9t wuroe, i6rie
itets jdmmerlid. Das ribrte ben alten
3ielbauer aber ni9t int @erinsiten,
6enn er belaB Elm unfeblbares Wiittel.
bieS 3eterseldrei nidt bis auf Die
StraBe briusen Su laiien. Die san3s
9lalle mubte ndmli9 itebeno, laut nno
traftig: .Seil Dir i'm Sieeerfran5"
lin9en, unO 3war 10 lanse, als bic Gres
fulton oauerte.
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@rdftt 3ut6.
@oman bon Gutile Grbarb.
(Gprtfekuns.l

NCp>sISIN+SJ
ginige Getunben at5emloIer Gpan.
nu1g - baum Lab man cine glutmeu'
dber 6as graue, Derfalleue Gefbt 2ro
ners laufen, ct ienfte Die piIfple, 3ielt,
bebd9tig NIT ausseffredtem Mrn, cir
bdmii9es Aufeu6ten ber Nueen-unt
bin fdbmetterte Der S1uBi
&eBotp hanb aufre9t, Elm unmilltar.
Ii1es 8Iiden iiber bic G9ulter seigte.
In tueI@er Ndbe bic 2usel porbeige.
bitten mar = ct aDancirte mie bisbei
3oll fir SOL.
GrDner fab entf@ieben berbltfft aug
uub ientte einen Musenblid Die abge.
fdefene piifOIe, inbem er iiebeu
bIieb.
6err BON Rroner, i'd bite, big aa,
8arriere In. Mbauciren 3u bleiben, lief
fi1 Bite Stimme bes prdles bernebmen
&roner ientte perbinbIi9 ben Ropi
unb iebte fi6 In 8emesung, Do tra6te
ber stpeite S1uB. Mie bonn 8lib ge.
trOffeH itar3te RrDnets lauge @effalt au
@oben.
Nlles elite ber3u.
Rad ben 3ei9en bat er einen 2opf=
f9uB, REF gance.
9lber ni6t t6btli@, ionit pdre ct auf
bas gef@t gefallen, ontportete Der NIT
tim binsuIaufenbe ar3t.
No@ ebe Die bon berfdiebenen Geitea
6erbeifrbmenben ben Nermunbeten ers
rei9en tonnten, bate OerfeIbe ii9 boIb
atlfgeri6tet unb blidte NIT boaem Be.
suubtfein nm fid.
Das 8lut ftr6mte bon beioen Geiten
an jeiuem @sti9t berab.
Der Nr3t neiste ii@ iiber ibn unb e..
bob mad einem taraen IugeubIid ben
Ropf.
Der S9uB iif bur9 bic Munbb6ble
gegaugen - bic 3nnge iif unberIebt.
gDiemeit QnD4en5ertriimmerungen ifatts
gefunoen babeu, Dsrmag i'd nod ni6t
5u beiimnten.
RebotD mar auf benz plabe ifeben ges
blieben, bon bem Ct ben 6@nB abgeges
ben.
aann cine Gortiebpug bes Rempfes
ttattfinoen 7 fragte Der BRIDES.
@an5 lnm6glidb, ant,uortete oer Arat,
iDelGer ben puls bes Nermuabeten ions
fuitirte, i@ ertparte ieben Mu9enblid eis
ne tiefgebenbe Obnmo1t.
9fuu, bann befeble idb trait meiner
Ma9tDDlltommenbeit als autorifrter
Rampfri9ter, baB bieie Ga9e hermit
ibren Abf@lub gefuuben bat unb eriu.
DE bie betreffenben 9erren. ii9 sum
3ei1en ber gerf6bnung bic 6dube au
rei@en.
&ebDw trat nun i6nen bin3u unb bot
init freuubli9em Bid benz 0ertpunbes
ten bic 9anb, In bic iener ebenio bic
jeine legte.
Qeinen Grol mebr l-iaete berfi6ernb
unb frageHb 3uslei9 in geipiner Rabs
rung Der iunge Rittmeilier un5 2roner
bob bic Mugen ;u ibm empor unb fab
ibm lange NIT einem traurigen, aber
ebrli@en Bid Ia bas ionnige, lebens.
lnHiee aniIit, bann ianf er surhd an bic
grnf bes ffiibenben poIen.
Nebotu eutfernte F9 langfam.
Bronbenfein uub prhb 5atten f9
NIT aeBow surudseaosen, man ia6te
BITE Bagen auf. 0ierbei Rellte es fi9
herous, baB 2anee ili9t 3u fiuben par.
Ntit ben anbern mar er um Rroner ge.
ieben tDorben, baum aber peri9wunben,
ipobin = rliemanb mubte es.
Grft ols &ebow nit Branb enfiein i'm
Magen iaB, fam Der ReittneGt bes er.
sieren iiber bic Wiefe selaufen unb
broGte bic 8otidaft, baB er auf Der
aubern Ssite ber Malbwieie NIT benz
@0IbboD auf ben 9errn lieutenant ia.
be tuarteH mhfien unb bab berleIbe auf.
geieHeu unb fortgefprenat fei. 9ebou
abuie, tpebin CT ieinen Meg genommen
,inb ieine @ebanten Hosen bem
Sreunb bDraus, ipdbrenb ein irbeInbes
GladsbemubsIein iein 6ers etftllte.
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= Ser 6Ferreidiide Ginan3minifer
Steinba6 bot benz &ei9sratb bas
Reids.gubget fur bas Giuans Sabr
1892 borgelegt. Die 4ussaben fnb
auf 543.6l3,O00 @ulben abgef9dbt
worben, b. b. auf ettpa 19 WilIiouen
mebr als i'm porisen Sabre. Die Gin.
nobmen itnb absei6dbt porbeu auf
585, ,238, 900 8ulben, b. +. auf ca. II
Millionen nebr, ols i'm goriabre.
1err Steinbad ertIdrte, baB bic 26fung
Der Mau3s uub Wdbruussfrase I'm
Jnterefe oes gansen @ei6dftsIebens
bringeno geboten lei. Sn Be3ug auf
bic bierfir n6tbigen 8olb Nnfdafe
mdGe cine siinftige Situation oes Warfs
tes abeepartet tnerben. Der grDBte
Sbeil ber ginfiinfte Dirbe. folange bic
gegenwdrtiae politif6e Situation Gus
ropas unOerdabert bleibe. fur 2riegss
aueGe bermenbet perben mtiHen.
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| Na1 aDel 5tunben nnsebulbiger @rs
ipartung es mar bies oas S@id1al
ber beiben 6reunbe = febrte 2ance DON
feinem &itte aurtd, Der pferb uno
Eeiter marin gema9t bate.
Die baitigen Jragen tpebrte CT ID
| @elnb ab:
Run, old fellow, ben @enuB fonnte
| i'd mir bod nidt nerlagen, ibr bieie
gotf6aft peri6nlib gu uberbrinsen.
So, id babe fie geipro1en, babe ibr
ben Bann bon benz 0sraen uno benz
liebea blafeu @efGt genommen unb es
aufeu9ten unb firablen feben - babe
einen gepiffeu, eau3 unn6tbig getpprbe.
men Brief = 5efenungea6tet abgeseben
unb einen 0dubebruf ftir meme eigeae
He9nung erbaltenl Die grinnerung
an btes alles nebme t1 unter ben tpes
nigen, erinnerungsmertben MomenteR
meines bisberigen 2ebens nit iiber bas
Meer! unb nun frese MID nidts
mebr, Du @lhdli@er, fonbern laB mid
aieben! Sd bente norgen aufsnbres
9en. Mseine Nufgabe III besnbet unb
su benz iibrieen II aud ber befe Greunb
iiberHafRs.
9esotp lob bem Srsuen in bic Nuz
gen.
Wuu lit es nDtbie, baB Du gebff 2
sd tenne Deinen 5tol3 unb ebre ibn-
fann Did aber ber Bruber, bic G6we.
fier, bic Dein gutes, ebIes 9er3 Dir ers
lDorben, ni@t baIten 2 Wiait Du ibr
Slid babur6 triibeu, 6aB Du ibnen
aeigf, ,tuie erbdrmli9 un6 nubIos @liids,
glitter fnb, tpenn bamit ben Mnforbes
rungen bes 9eraens ni6t gentgt mer.
ben barfs
Dos itarte, ebrlit1e Gelt9t fdrbte fid5
bunfler In berlegener &iibrung.
Sbr feib 3tuei gute,, eale Meni9er ,i5
aber, 6en, btu bisber Elm gaua unges
ftbidter, unnnber 2erl geuefen = bas
gemubtfein bat mir f9on INNER in ben
GIiebern gelegen, tueiBt Du = LAB mid
nun beriu@en, OBJ id nidt einen beiiez
ren Mann aus mir 3u f9affen I'm Gtans
be bin - auf meine Meiie.
go Derfpri6 mir tpenieftens. ni9t
eber au geben, aIs bis - tlleih 9@idlal
eutf6ieben If, iei nod einise Sage 3euge
meines Slides, ytan, tpeI9es i1 ia
gum Sbeil Dir berbanfe:
2ance uilligts elm.
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tGortfetuns foIst.)
Cine @dlntie0e.

quite Sage, nebeu elmer sroBen gamps
barb III bonn /. 9tobember ab au Der.
mietben. Na93ufrasen BEL Auguft
Woelb, gde pecoss unb gbabeas
6traBe. 6,5mt1mtp
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s@ Menn sic cine lei9t gebeuoe
unb bauerbafts NdbsMai6ine tpiniden.
10 tperben sic bur9 eine Wheeler &
Wilson befriebigt merben, gu baben
bel grps, 408 Npe. E.
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- 2aBt Cure Nn3uge bel . a NJ
coat & 9obn anfertigen. Sbr fins
bet bort eine grOBe Nusmabl por3hsli.
der Stoffe; man liefert CUTE Mrbeit
un6 NIes fBt portrefiid.
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a4tes &apitel.
& u ihr.

Die gan3e Seelent1dtiafeit Nut6s
batte fi6 auf einen guntt fonsentrirt.
Das wilbe, forglofe, beitere Rinb erins
nerte In feiner ueberaeueungstreue unb
fromnnen Stdtfe on bic einfa6e @r6Be
elmer altteitamentli6en @laubensbeIbin
uno tpie eine ioI@e empfing Fe aud
iebt befelist unb bemdtbig ibren 2obn.
Dem Batter batte He barnoIs mad ber
gntpuppung bes 8arons BON benz nod
beborfebenben OueQ nit Qroner Waits
tbeiluns sema@t unb ber @raf iiberIieb
iein fromntes, ifarfes Sinh, tpel1es ism
fat gbrfur6t einF6Bte, rubig unb uns
beirrt ber eigenen Weife, obmobl ct es
i'm gebsimsn adrtlid uno dugfli9 lber.
tpa1t.
Mls Rutb nun Die beieligenbe gtada.
ri9t bon bem sIadIi6en Nusgang bes
Suells fhr RebDw erbaIteu, ba NOR
nod flrser @ammIung ber erffe Cana
gum ter.ber itil nit ibr getraaen uno
aelittenl Sic umf9lang feiuen gaaden,
flditette ibm ins Obr: ct lebt! unb
rei6te, bas Q6pI6en on feiner 8ruft
sebOrsen, ben Offensn. tur5sn Brief oes
@eliebten benz @ater bin.
gs tpurbeu feine Worte atpilden ibs
men seDe6ielt, Der @raf fttbIte aber
NIT tpabrem gntjdden, oaB feline 2iebe
benz 2inbe bic Mutter eriebte.
Der Eante gegenhber ruurbe ni9ts
ermdbnt.
go brad Der Morsen mad benz
Sueu on unb bic 8ebeutung bieles Sa.
ges tuurbe bon 8ater uno So6ter gleis
9erweife empfunbenl
Seit benz Morsenerauen flogeu bic
glide &utbs iiber bie Gbauifee, obs
8leid fie wubte, baB feline M6gli6teit
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Die
Waaentli9e Treie Yrefe fit STas :
eri6eint -
jeoen QomnerHag
unb tpfet
$3.50 fit oaS Sabr uoer @1.26 fsis
G Wnnate In VOramebeaablmRA.
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Sic
Sd9lid)e 6reie @reiie fit Seras
erf9eint
nit @nsna9me ees $onntess
unb fDitet
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Remarkable Surgical CASE.

PEORIA, ILL.,, July 24.-Lewis f.
Rietterman Of this city, who has just
returned from Chicago. has in his pos
session the proof OF one OF the most
interesting cases known in surgical
history. He was Il OF the Dassen-
gers on the Inflated Niagara Fails cx-
cursiOn which went down to such ter
ribie destruction at Chatsworth. He
was in the last cOacn,' leaning on his
hands in an open window when the
crash came. Nearly everybody in the
Car was injured and several men we're
killed outright. Rietterman's face was
badly cut ana bruised ana he was UNI
conscious for several hours. His face
was sewed up ana healed rapidly.
Since then he has suffered constant
pains in the head, but local physicians
attributed it to the shock OF the wreck
and treated him accordingly.
Last November. while blowing his
nose vigorously, he blew out Il wire
nail Il inches long, badly rusted. lie
and his friends We're confident that his
trouble was At an end when the nail
was dislOdgeG, but he still suffered q
dull pain in his head. In June he
went to Chicago and was examined by
the staff surgeon at Rush medical col
lege. The physician found Il foreign
BODY in Rietterman's head AZ the inside
corner Of the left eye. and in the pres
ence OF u oom full of surgeons cut the
patients face. Embedded in the head.
back Of the nose, was found an irregu-
lar piece OF oak /! inches long. : inch
thick and ! inch wide. This fragment
of the window sill had been carried in
his head for four years. The paint
had been absorbed by his blood. The
case was reported to all the leading
doctors i'll Chicago and is pronounced
one OF the most remarkable in history.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-07-31
minutes.
Beatrice Land Decision.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Ine secre-
tary Of the interior decided today, an
old case from the Beatrice land dis
trict, Albert NJ. Flemming against
Frank +. Bowe. In 1879 Bowe. then
q boy of thirteen years, made Il settle
ment upon land in the Otoe and Mis-
souri, Indian reservation. Under the
law OF the reservation he was not com
pelled to live upon the land ana in d
short time he sold the tract. 1t was
afterwards claimed that he had ADAM
Goned and several older counts were
made against him. and once the case
was decided against him but was
brought UP on review. The secretary
now directs the commissioner TO exam
inc the case and if it can be patented
under the act of March 5, 1891, to
award it to Bowe. The land is near
Beatrice and has become very valua-
BILE. The father Of Bowe also has u
case which this decision is expected to
effect in a like favorable manner
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-07-31
Must Cover Up Their LeIS.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., July 24.-The
hundreds of women and children in
bathing suits who walked down to
Lilligores pavilion, for their daily
baths yesterday were met with a re-
markable rebuff. At this pavilion was
a policeman who refused to allow them
TO go into the surf until they had gone
home and secured wrap to hide their
legs. Even little boys ana girls were
included in the order. If they had Il
covering around their shoulders they
were allowed to pass the sentry, but
otherwise they could enjoy no swim.
During the day signs were posted up
on the pavilion to the effect that all
persons found walking through the
streets without proper covering or
wearing bathing apparel would be ar
rested and tined s. or imprisoned five
days in the county jail.
The dresses of the bathers at Ocean
Grove are and always have been more
than modest. and the order that they
must walk through the streets clad in
a heavy cloak or Il gossamer is being
most bitterly received. The order is
signed by President Stokes. and he
asks all policemen and watchmen to
enforce the rules.
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Eiaine NJ ouId Accent.

DETROIT, Mich. July 24.-Ihe 1ri-
bune publishes the following: Capt.
Vim. A. Gavett OF this city yesterday
received an important letter from Mr..
j. III. Manley, of Augusta, Me-, in re-
spouse to Il letter written by him on
the 18th. The subjects OF inquiry on
the part of Mr.. Gavett were the health
OF Secretary Blaine ana his attitude
affecting the earnest desire OF the null
titude OF his admirers i'll the reDubli-
Il party that he become its standard
bearer in 1892. The replies are espe-
cially significant when it is remem-
bered that Mr.. Manley has for years
been a warm personal friend and the
political confident and adviser of the
secretary. In effect MI. Manley as
serts that Mr.. Blaine is almost fully
recovered and that he will return to
Washington in the fall with all his
vigOr and strength OF both mind and
body. He further states that Mr..
Blaine cannot become d candidate for
the republican nomination, but that in
his opinion if the republican party
wants him for Il standard bearer in
1892, all it has to 10 is to nominate
him and that he will accept.