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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
Die grborbeiten auf Der Balm

- Die grborbeiten auf Der Balm,
tpeI6e BON 8elasco nod ber SEternas
tionaI Babn gebaut ipirb, ndbern f9
Der 0onenbung. Der gr6Bte Sbsil Der
fur bic 6trede n6tbigen 9@pellen liest
bereits auf ben Werften unb bic beiben
erfen 2abuugen Der @tobli6ienen tpirb
ber Netp Oorter Dampfer ungefdbr ON
25. Oitober bringen. Nie bic 2ons
trattoren iasen, tphrben S4wellen uno
s6ienen In Is 8agen gelegt werben
fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
@erettet aus Dem 9lbarnub Ses
Glen68.

Das Glenb, welaes btetenisen llnslhdli&en, beren
gebe: frtft, erbnlben mhfen, 1T unbei9retblt&. /.
S Sststisss aopipes. Gte!, gsrftopiuns, st6ranssn
RubelciSfett, hbeIrteaenber atbem, S4merSen unter
ben tnr5en re&tsn Rtppen uno benz re&ten S4uIters
bIatt, unieter Nppet, - bas iinb 70 einise Der abz
peri&ptnben. wenn Spftetter's @asenbitters ais
@egulrunssmittel gebrauGt pirb. Sn bieier Be-
steEuns 1T eS uuibertreiftt@ IN feiuen Btrtunsen
ME bte pcutdnbiee Wteherbertenuns ber 0er6auz
unss>, @bioneerunsSz unb Gntleerunssprscne our
@enhse benefit, Sn Sdlen pen mdlariaartisen
aranfRetten II bie seter bieientse Drhie, wele am
aranibeiten ron maIarii8em Espas it Sotetter :
Waeenbttters elm abirIute8 Setlmitte. Gls t9mer,s
los aber srhnbli@ ptrfenbeS GbflbrmtttttI bat Is
nt ieines Glei&en, unb slet6settts TT es etn
berrones S@usmtttel sesen 6rLntf@e Rterenletben
unb RheumatiSmuS unb ein pprtrefHii@e8 aasemeines
SttmuIanss unb Resulteruuss sPrdpardt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
llnfer @foots. .@enIooe g3rofefg

- llnfer Staots. .@eologe, grofefIor
SumbIe, tpirb in ben ndhifen Sagen
aus Seuti1lanb suradermartet. Ct
bat bort, tuie mitsetteiIt, bic Braun.
toblens sBriquettes Snbuiirie itubirt unb
TT au Der ueber5eusung eelanst, BOB
bieler @ewerbs3meig fit Seras nod
biel Iobnenbere @rir1ge in NusR1t
ifellt. als Iie In Deuti9Ianb liefert, neil
unfere teranifde Brauntoble bon melt
beRerer 8eidaffenbeit iit, aIs bic beut.
ide. berr Dumble tpiro iofort nod
ieiner &hdtebr NnfaIt treHen, einen
gerlub nit ber 4afertiguns bon preb.
Steiner gu maGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
Cite u,to Jlutb.
stsman aus BEN Samburser e.bem.
Bon Sriesri@ ssaeobie,..
(Eortiebunal.

(Sortiesums).
.9a9' oaS ntbt, Nllreo, ipri1 ni9t
pon Der 9od3eitsreile, bis mir Mann
uno 6rau fino. Sc lit ia bod nod
1litbt 70 melt"
Die Ebrduen bra6en pl0kli1 aus
ibren Nu8en.
Der 3ug fubr manipulation meiter
in Die Nadt btnaus.
Giralo Steenbuien mar erit nm lies
ben llbr mad 9auie getomraeu. Gr
frns nah Nunie nnb erfubr, bas lie 70.
eben fort9egan9en iei, nm eine Sreun,
bin 81 befuden. n@ie ipirb erit ipdt
5iradtommen, ia9te Eante Wfal1en,
has Wdo9en sebt iest 70 bauftg
abenos aus, es LIT mir eigentli1 gar
ni1t re9t.4
p@tr baben ibr gu piel Wiaen ses
lalieu,A ent9e9nete Ser Genator; Id
CLAUDE, es ipdre gut, tpenn lie einen
oroeutli1en Mfann befdme. a
EaHte Malden ienfste In ibrer bilfe
loien gDeiie. sGinett Wfann? ga,
@rDalb, 6as mdre lpobl reht gut, aber
ipenn Du bic Greier BON Der Sano tDst
fen ipinlf -
rDn benfft an oen iunsen San.
8uena? @s III rt1tig, id mag mid
piellei9t iibereilt baben. Sd aog beute
In unauff6nieer Weiie @rfunbi0unqen
ein, es liegt eisentli9 ni1tS Nadbtbei,
liges 9eger ibn Dor. Nber Nunie itf,eint
idblt fein grobes @epi1t auf bic Gad1e
81 legen. SD mer6e NAL eti1sebeno nit
ibr reben, uno tuenn fi6 oann berous,
iteIen folIte, baB ibr 6er3 bod illebr be.
fbeiligt 1T. als ib glaubte, Damn ldBt
it1 ote Nngelegenbeit nod INNER aus.
gleiGen. Gs fdut fein Baum auf ben
erften 9teb.A
Das Gbenbelien uerlief 3ien,lid eins
iilbtg; Der Senator ab baltig unb be,
CAB fi9 banu iofort In lein 3immer;
ibm lag bic @rleoigung elmer anoereri
Mn9elegenbeit i'm Ginne. Meartha
Drintmann's Brief muBte beantmortet
iperben.
Gteenbuien mar rubi9er aemorben
niib bate Die Sade einer fiibIeren @r.
sDdgung unter5o9en. Wfodte iie nun
perlaufen lDie lie polIte, ie6enfaas be-
fano er ii6 @rprefern se9eniber, unb
Na99ibigfeit fonnte ibm nur fhaoen,
obne erniflihe @efabr ab3upenben,
falls BON einer folden iiberbaupt bic
Hebe mar.
Der SENATOR b6tte 9true nit ieinem
4e9tsbtilfanb Rhdipra4e genommen,
aber cine unbeltimrlte Ghen bielt Tim
bon biefem Shrttte ab; er ielbft foar
ui6t hiursiheno juriftild sebilbet, um
alle Wf6gli4feiten 81 hberbliden, er
mubte anf isinsn suten Stsrn per.
traueu.
Gr iette iih on leinen 9drsibtild
uno perfaBte einen fur3en Brief, In
lpel9enl er Wartba Brinfmann nit.
theilte, baB er In ieinen He9t 3u lein
CLAUDE, uno baber tebe Gerbanblnns
ablebnen miiiie. Die Sa1e nit Dem
eripabnten 59rciben n1iine auf einem
s}rrtbunl beruben, ba er fi9 nidt ent,
ttnre, Elm iol9es ienalS erbalten 3n
babett.
Wfartba bate oas 2estere freiliA gar
rt4t bebauptet, aber Der 3aufmann las
5mil9en ben 3eilen. mas fie anbeuten
molte uno slaubte auf oteIe @eile am
beften meiteren GrOrterunsen uorbsuasu
81 t6nnen. Bei atleoem peruried,te
ihm bic Saiiuna Der tpeniseu 3eilsn
uidt gerin9e G9nierigfeit, oa er lid,
elmer fibleuornsbnen 6orm befleibieen
nlubte uno babel oas @efiibl eiuer I'm.
bemubt besangenen Sdulb ntat los
iueroen fonute.
Gu0lid lag Der Brief per5dlollen uuo
abreifirt auf oem S9reibtiid; Gteen,
buien oriidte auf ben 3nopf bsr slettri.
f9en Sasae UNI ben Dieuer berbetsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
Nrpbibitipn ,tnn gtatiffif.

DAB bic Prohibition nidt probl5irt".
TT 5tpar nidts Neues mebr, aQein bies
1T pobl np6 ielteH 10 banbgreifli1
i@war3 euf :peib .bepiefen tnorben, aIs
burb bic SabelIen bes leBten Genius,
iowie bur1 bic amtli@en Beri9te bes
BinneniteuersD Departements In Waibs
ington fiir bas berfoifene eabr.
Die @enius Sabelen geben cine
l1eberfi9t tiber bas 8erbdltniB Der Sa>
looms, peI6e bic Buubes. 2ieen3 be3ab.
len sur geD6lterunes3iffer Der einaelnen
Staaten unb bierbei bat man Die gaus
iiberrai@eube embedding gemad1t, oab
bic 3abl Der Saloons In tenienigen
5toateu, In tpeIder bic probibition
berridt, eine Diel gr6Bere lit, als In ben
bonn probibitiOns 3mans freien
Staeten.
Siefe Intercollegiate Sbatia1e bat ibs
rem @runb offenbar BARN, baB bic
Wirtbi9aften In ben yfreien @taaten"
gum She'll iebr bobe @toats. unb
@ountp. Sicen3eu be3ablen ndRen, udbs
renb In ben probibitionsRaaten rur bic
nieorigen Bunbess 2ieensen gu entri1ten
iinb, bic es sSeoem geitatten, einen Ga.
loon 3l er6fnen, tDenu au@ auf bic &C.
fabr elmer @onfiseation bin.
Mus ben beiben folgenoen Sabellen
III 3u erfeben, tpie ii9 bos 8erbdItniB
ber Saloons 3u ber Beb6lterungs3iffer
In ben bier 9aupt.probibitions gtaa.
ten unb in einisen rfreien" Staten
felt.
gs fonlmt In
Sonia elm Saloon aufi 455 gsrfonsa.
VtalHe ~ n 1O2
Ganlds " 1923
Sermoff N 800 n
Dasesen fommt in ben folsenben
2icen3ens6taaten:
Mor6earoIiaa elm Saloon auf ie 1908 gerionen.
9tllltlltppt IOl7
Sao earoltna ll5S
@Ill @afIanlas !iao
alapama 1883
Man ftebt bieraus alfo, baB auf lee
bes Sauienb ber Beb6lterung I'M pros
bibitions 6taate Soma lnebr aIs bop>
pelt unb beinabe brei mol 10 biele @ae
looms fommen, aIs In ben 2iesn;s@taas
ten Irfanfos, Mlabama unb Sit Ga.
roIina.
Su benz 9taate Maine, in benz man
f9 iebt felt mebr als piersig Sab.
rem ber vSesnungen Der probibition"
3l erfreuen bot, giebt es mebr 5alcons
als in irgenb einem ber genannten 2is
een3s Gtaaten
Die 2icen3 bat Sic natiirlidbe GoIge,
bob bic 3abI ber Bar sHooms intt, NOS
bei,aber au1 nidt au bergehen III, bob
fi9 ber @baratter bieier tpsnigeren ea.
looms bebt, mdbrenb oerienise Der mebr
ober minber .gebeim" gebaltenen i'm.
mer mebr lintt. Ga aud iebe officielle
@ontrole feblt unb ba iene rgebeimen
probibiiions Galoous" ieben 4ugen.
bid geudrtig iein mhlfen, baB man fie
f6lieBt unb ibre 0orrdtbe nit 8ei9lag
belest, 10 tperben fie tberbaupt aud
nur ben billisften uub fd)le6tsfen stoff
ouf 9ager baben, an bem = menn er
confiscirt III = 10 iusnig uie m0sIid
perIoren III.
grblid aber 1T nod bespor3ubeben,
baB bic 2iien5. 5.staaten aus ibren Legal
geflibrten Saloons reide @innabme be-
3ieben, tpdbrenb bic probibitions, ,Staa,
ten bas Na6ieben baben.
OaB unter bieien umfdnoen ielbft
bic fraber eingefeii1tefen probibitio'
niiten, namentli@ i'm Staate Soma,
ibr M6gli6fes periuden, UNI bic PrO'
bibition tpieber log 3u perben, 1T am
Gnte n1r All beqreifith
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26
Ser &rite IN niebri9en 4>reiiem.
I'm baS 0e10dft inc 0eletie 3u brinQen.

Cine 2ot (55 stad), elesaniefe fraua6ffae 81
brett, garantirt refine gDOae, bic menefans einen 8
iolteu.
aSplfipns Nreis 65 Gents Bic 9larb
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Ssndlens Slrntca safbe.

Die bette eaIbe Der Welt fur e6nitte, Quetf6un=
gen, GeiApiire, Bebers unb Sauts@usidlas, GleGte,
tetten; turrt 9dmcrrbotDeu pber teine 8eSabIuns
8bqise 3ufrtebenRet saranttrt cber bas Gele ptrb
;urtidertattet. 25 Gents pte S6ahtet. Gum @ertauf
in allen Gppttefen. &bplpb Dretb, 1bpmplpn 4 Co.. !,
g8holefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26

~ User eine WhitesNdb.Maidine
baben fuil. ueabe fid on $. %. grps
am alttn plabe (408 9lbe. E).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26

- Nus pielen 8beilen bes Staates
tpiro cine rei6e pefan.grnte beri9!et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-26

Die
W09eutli4e Greit Yreke far xuas
eridbeiut
ieoeu Qouuerae8
unb tofet
$3.50 iar baS Sabr uDer On. .26 tat
e @nnate In WUrauebesablmns.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

and 3 tAs ae.seste leaesrops. Altogether
i As . desirable change AID relief trom
t.s smells tA2t mas froaa the dusty streets
bSl2w.
one corner 81 the roef seemed 10 De .
regular bower al ssnss aud ellsnolss pla1ts
Norasax giories. scarlsl beans aud asssrs
oyerraa an asbor nads u hsAsy wire. Be
meath al teis HAAS 81 green and color .
rssstsc chair WAS almost hid from view.
TIE ether corner If the honsstop had
been arranged for solid eoInforf. The roof
Was covered with spanish mating. ana in
eonvsnisnt places lay several iEe rugs. A
pretty japanese screen shuts OF tie en-
trance 20 teal. the inside Of v aieh con
tanned kitchen ntsasils. Thus protected
the mistress 81 the household brewed tea
ca an alcohol stove. Two or three low
sized tables were decorated with bouquets
and dainty bits OF china aud cut glass
New loFS Cor. Louissil.e Courier Journal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
nsassrs 81 P.sIiaas.s who write.

The practice OF combining the Functions
journalist ana legislator has largely in
creased during the last few years AT one
time the Nationalist members had a
monopoly of tie London letters written
from tbs floor Of the house, but now all
this Is changed. Mr.. Courtney was until a
few years ago leader writer for The
Times, and Mr.. Justin Mccarthy still con
tributes 10 the editorial columns OF Tho
Daily News. while Mr.. Maclean. Mr.. Leng
aud DIR. Cameron direct the policy OF their
respective papers--The Western Mail, the
Dundee Advertiser and The North British
Daily Mail-from the library OF ST. Sseph-
ems.
Mr. T. p. o'Connor continues his letter
for New York paper. and, In addition.
turns ont good deal OF copy every week
for The Sunday sun; Mr.. T. w. Russell 10
a regular contributor 10 The Manchester
Examiner. Mr.. Sexton and Mr.. Healy give
frequent literary assistance 10 The National
Press; and so on. Mr.. Broadaurst CONVEYS
any items OF intelligence that come In his
way TO the London correspondent OF a
Scotch paper, and can trace the style Of a
tolerably we'll known member Of parlia-
ment in the illusions OF Tbs Member for
Wrot;enborough" in The Sunday Times.
Among others who write for the press
are Mr. Chilly, Mr.. Flynn. Mr. Gill aud Mr.
j. II. Mccarthy. When Mr. f. r. Russell
was in the house he wrote political sketch
every night for the Liverpool Post, and n
Liberal, bearing an honored name, Is said
to continue the practice he fell into when =
member OF sending paragraphs to Man.
chester Observation-Disclosures Post.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

lyon VIII find Mr.. s. on the roof" ~
Piled the low voiced girl to our interrcga-
tori. ale told me to tell you to walk right
up stairs"
Slightly wondering, 10 mounted one
fight. then another. still a third. and, tir-d
q. the knees and half out OF breath, We
climbed the steep pair OF stairs that led to
the root
Once on the roof We had come upon q
scene az domestic felicity. There sat our
genial host. ieunains in negiigs attire In
big armchair. Smoking the pipe OF peace,
he looked the picture u comfort. BY his
side, swinging TO and fro with 10 trsev>.
his mate reoIined in = hammock. Near az
hand two children were playing and enjoy
lag themselves - their hearts content
AFTER the FIRST greetings were exchanged
Toe hest said. "This l. our sausn,er tea-
roera. WHIST 10 you think of itf'
Then we tank IN the slsustlon. The rcof
Wa sbe Kitchen. dining and drawing room.
II was ALSO blooming fo-er garden. All
along tsse sdr~- ~ TIE roof ras \ double
re~ 81 tbses eseh cue fli>a with plants of
diiTerens cnlers. The ar xs~ heavily ls.i-a
with pheasant perfume The sexssIls
wfFs tiss led by stea.sg osles 81 gsrsalan
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

There seemste DE singular fatality rest
Ing on tho locslity where young Will Ross
was killed by the explosion Of his gun on
Okcbojo creek, Sully county.
Near this same spot In the summer Of
1856 two young ladies, the Misses Walter
and Kenney. were drowned while bathing.
Within a few rods stood the house of VIII
liam McCune. which was destroyed by fire
in the summer Of iss, during the absence Of
both parents. and three young children were
cremated. Later, one Dr. veazie attemp.e
suicide in this same spot. He afterward
died from the effects Of poison Within
n short distance man named Porter was
killed by lightning. In the same locality
George Henderson was frosen so death. A
school teacher. Miss Yates. was thrown
from her pony and dragged to death ever
the prairie, and German herder was killed
by bucking ronco.-Soush Dakota Cor.
st. Paul Globe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
Woman Swallowed BY a snake.

TIE steamship Oceanic. which he's ar
rived in san Francisco from Hong Kong
ard Yokohama, brings copies OF u native
paper called Kokkai, which publishes re-
markable story of "a monster serpent.
1t says that man called Noemura Tahi-
chi, twenty-five years of age. went out
with his wife. Otcra. who was forty-eight,
to pursue his usual avocation of tree cut
ting IN Kushitamura. province OF Bamba
The husband and wife separated at a place
called Mastu Yama.
Shortly afterward. while cngsged telling
tree, Tahichi thought lac heard bis wife
cry out. Running to the place, he WAS
Mortified To ind that huge snake. de-
scribed as being three feet in circumfcr-
ence had Otora's head in his mouth and
was engaged in swallowing her, despite
her struggles. Tahichi ran off To the ham,
let and summoned seven or eight Of his
neighhors, who. when they reached the
scsre of the catastrophe. found that the
snake had swallowed the woman as far as
her feet. aud was slowly making its way
to its home. They were too much terrified
to touch it, and it finally effected it's es-
cape unmolested.
The province of LAMBDA Is one of the
most desolate in Japan. and monster rep
tiles and wild animals are FREQ aently
killed there.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
Death. Jns.n.i,. Harvest.

AThe hot weather, so terrible in its ef-
fects on infant children, reminds me OF a
sad incident in my own experience several
years ago." said we'll known physician
recently. "One afternoon during a spell
Of blazing July weather noticed that my
baby boy seemed ailing He was so much
worse at night that told my wife to take
him to Cape May the first thing in the
morning. and that in the meantime
would carry him out to Gray's Ferry bridge
and keep him there all night to get rs
much fresh air as possible thought
would be alone on the bridge. but when /
got there found it SO crowded with moth
ers and fathers who had come there with
their sick little ones that could scarcely
find room for my baby carriage.
ut was an awful torrid night. know
that number OF babies died Oh the bridge
before morning, and that many mother
carried away her little one either To have
1t die on the way home or soon after reach
ing there. Never before did realize the
sufferings OF the poor In the crowded city
during hot summer. When the morning
light came at last we fastened away with
the little fellow TO the seashore, but Il was
too late. The city heat had done It's work.
and the next day be died "-Pailadelphia
Record
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

Two Lays before Whit Monday, when
visitors are expected). Dear me, tho
sky Is quits overcast again; Lotto, put .
little more butter into the cake"
But, why, mothery"
because we shall very likely have to
eat il oursclvser-Zeitgeist
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
ard refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on The Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn electually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habiiusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach. prompt Ia
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances. IFS
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in zoe
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc syrup co.
SAY FRasciscc. CT.
LOUISVILLE. H. ASw foeE. ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
Harcoifrt Place SanlnaYN.


Tr VII PAY THE above reward for any 1850 ~ fsves
s,r s.rs rys.,ersla scs Headache Indigestion, Ger
,.fsatton or Cssifvenees earpof cuss Via Vets
~tsiie Live II Is ben the dirrrtions ssffctiF
et--,lrs with They pe-ai~ yerrsskis. asc cfvsr
y. - give eaasfr-tlnn- s1rsr Coated Large bosss-
-snssl-nr . pms 8 cents beware ~ courtsFfstss
sfsf tssious. Tho Rcnuise manufactured enJ ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

ness you may estimate from the TACT that
the sun which shines Ia the heavens could
not endure IL. the sun which unainching-
ly booked upon the deluge that drowned
the world. w1ieh without blinking looked
upea the ruins OF earthquakes which swal-
lowed Lisbon and Caracas, sad has looked
unbisnched "a the battleaelds Of Arbela,
Benheim. Meziddo and E<drselon. and ell
the acc nes OF carnage that have ever scalded
and dfenched tee earth with human gore
that sun couid not look upon the scene
The sun dropped over its face veil Of
cloud u withdrew. II hid itself IL said
10 the nidnishs II resign 10 thee th.s
spectacle upon which have no strength TO
gase. thou are blind. q midnignti and
for that reason ssmnnit to thee this traR-
rslyr' Then The nighthawk and the bat
few by. aud the iscksi howled In the
ravines.
New we follow cur Chiestain a. they
carry bis limp and lacersted form amid
the flowers and trees OF garden. the glsdi-
eluse-. the oieanacrs. the Hlics. the gera-
NUNS. the msndrates, down FIVE or SIX
steps to an si<ie Of granite. where he slsepe.
But only little while he sleeps there. for
Their. IL an earthquake In all that region,
leaving the rocks 20 this dsy tn their ssisnt
snd ruptared state, declsrs.ivs Of the fact
tass something extraordinary there hap
renesf Ard we see our Chisftain arouse
from bis brief SIMMER and wr-ssle down
the ruhssn Death. emo would keep him
imprisoned in that cavern. and put both
hr>isen the monster. and coming forth With
a cry thsf viii rot cease to Re echoed until
on the Ercss resurrection dsy the door 81
the lost sepnlchsr snail be nnhsnzed and
fasx changing inso the debris q dcnsoi-
iss<d cera~tsrsc<
New ve fotiow our Chfeftain 10 sbe
shoulder 81 Msuns OHves. snd without
wings Re rs~~.. Axe disciples eiatshsag for
he rok~s soa lass ~ r~-ea them, snsi
srross sts great galfs q sgaes Titb ere
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

pewilkens-Eo, Miss Tomkins. I am
afraid You won't see much Of me. BE-
cause, you -, am up 10 my ears in
work.
Miss Tcmksns-Oh, Am surs We can
eill zee q great deal Of you then.-Life.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
She wss All RieAs.

Father--I say. Fred. why don't you
make love 10 that pretty Miss st. Cyri
son--1 don't like her. papa She said
I was sresn. don't you know.
Father ACKNOWLEDGMENT, well,
my boy. you can't say she was color
blind. ear you,-Truth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

Misc Pssses ssweetlyl--Do you think
yon could sne~ my sse1
Mr.. Goodfello thonestlyf--rm not coed
a. guessing Ages. ! oouidn's come witAin
forty years Of it--New ierx Weekly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-28

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The record-union., 1891-03-17
SIGHTSEEING.
Congressional Representatives Visit
Places of Interest Around the Bay.

Congressional Representatives Visit
Places of Interest Around the Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-The pres
ence of large number of United States
Senators and Representatives in this city
was taken advantage of to-day. The
party, upon Joint invitation of w. d.
English, irving NJ. Scott, Henry T.
Scott, General Gibbons and the Harbor
Commissioners, being invited to visit the
Union Iron Works and the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
The start was made at 9 o'clock, when
the steamer Mcdowell steamed along the
waterfront to the Union Iron Works.
There the visitors were shown the hy-
draulic dock and its workings were ex-
planned. They next visited the coast de-
Tense vessel Monterey, after which the
Mcdowell started for the Mare Island
Navy Yard. At the navy yard the party
was received by Admiral Benham and
Brown. a company of marines was
drawn up near the landing stage, officered
by Captain Watson and Lieutenant Lee
ferve.
After an inspection of the corps, the
visitors were first escorted on board the
San Francisco, where they were received
by Captain Sampson. A reception was
held in the junior officers quarters, at
which there were present, in addition to
the visiting party, the two admirals and
the officers OF the San Francisco, Commo-
dore Irwin, Captain Watson, the execu-
tive officer of the yard; Captain Cooper,
of the Swatara, and number of others.
pleasant hour was spent on board the
San Francisco.
A brief visit was then paid to the
United States steamer Charleston, where
the visitors were received by Captain
Kenny and his staff of officers, after which
the party returned to the city.