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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

babe bas cine babon iel5R Wurf freFen
febeu. Dos fOmmt aber tppbI tpeniger
ouf &e6nung Der RaBeumild, oIs piels
mebr oarauf, 6aB bic niebli9en Sbiere
gar midi 10 gang uni4ulotg, fonbsrm
i'm Greien babe Raubtbiere gu iein
ideinen, rpie ia bic Ratten au9.
@Iaubmirbige 2eute baben mir Idon
mebrfa6 oerf6ert, baB bic gi6bDrns
den I'm 8ui6 aud 8ogelneter aufiu'
den unb bic iuusen g6gel tbbten, ins
benz fe.ibneu bas 0irn wegfreRen. 8iel=
let9t tbun 1e's aud aus Noib. penn
bic RaRe unb @i6eln gdn5li@ gu @ube
Hnb. Sb. 0ieI@er .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
Reienbe aeenten:
s.. g. 8uf@.
M. SGurDbim9.
Martuttlian GmtOr.
6 pfQle s.
Cages : Gbrpmif.
Il. 80 ORA.

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$50. Safer Stare @urel geftorben gu 8iet.
AGO. ct. 9atrid, Gppite[ bon Srlanb, ges
itorben.
1929. &aiier Sriebri4 II, Ginsus in Seru=
Talent.
1873. &ariten Niebnbr geboren.
1741. Sean 8aptifte &pufeau geftorbe1.
1776. Die Gnsldnber rdurnett Bottom.
1890. &erfauf Der fran3Diiiden Natipaala
glitter Bis auf 400 Millipnen 6runcs.
1897. @riinbnng Der cisalptnil9en &epubs
lit.
1900. @arI 3Saner, Gomponiit, seboren.
1905. Die Goniulta ber itaIienilden 9fe-
pub[if erfldrt NapoleOn gum &Dnis bon Sta
lien.
1903. Die tatierlide lniberittdt gu garis
orsantitrt.
1911. GarI Sutton seboren 81 Berlin.
1918. Organization elmer preubiiHen 2anbs
ipebr unb zines 2anbturmes. 8 yglufruf"
bes &Dnigs bon 8reuben: ,an mein Bolt"
1882 Na1 benz 9tufrubr fpirb Polen &ubs
Lamb i~ncorporirt urb berltert feline Serfafune
bon 1916. = 8iin6niB Der 7 bempfratii9en
4antone ber S9trei3.
1860. Die @fprte erfennt Ntidael DIRE
noptt9 ais Radfolger bes Siiriten gfilold
bon Gerbien a1.-Grite8 otinbiI9eS Seles
gramm aus Calcutta, brauate 6 Sage Bis
2onbon.
1871. 9tiidtebr bes &aiier gsiIbeIm aus
Srantrei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

Die oTrcis 9reije" lift autoriiirt. 9errn
MIbert s. Oeptne ais &anbtbat fur
ba8 @(mt beS Diitritt.GIer BET Der beporites
benoen @abl an5ufiineigea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
6 e II IL

Sir bic @smeralba. Stand, Is Meiz
len bon piebras Negras, merben elm
Mann unb beHen Grau seiu&t, bic leBs
tere fur ollgemeine 0ausarbeii unb ber
Mann fur Geloarbeit {auf Intbeil)
ooer fur Mrbeit auf Der &an6 fir 2Obn.
Die Grau erbdlt monatlih $40 9obn.
Wesen Der ndberen @inaelnbeiten
wenoe man f& on
2ouis 5. SnI9,
Gaale YaB, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
Ner erfte @d,ritt.

NieGet@t 1T Sbr games Sptem auber Orbnans, Ste
fEnnen niMt e5en, ni@t iGlafen, ntGt benten tur3r
Sic fbnnen Ri&ts tbun, pte Sic wpbl m6@ten, uub ste
frasen f5 e~rtaunt, mas Stnen eisentlt& febIe. STE
foafen etne fpi4e @arnuns ntntunbea&te laHen. Das
In Der erae S&rttt su alsenietner Merpenz Serriittung.
Ste brauden elm MerpenzG Startling sWaittel, nnb In
electric s Bttters perbe STE aae8 iiaben, mas sur Sers
Rgfnus beB nathrltHen 3uftanbes Shrer Nerpen nDtbts
tit. ueberra5@euhe &eiultate fol9en benz @ebruu4e
ber, bt t8erbaanns rpGstebt f4 wteber in ~sereseIter
aBetIe unb 2eber NIB ysteren nebuten tbre abdttsteit
pteber pte frnber auf. Man ~periude cine Tlai4e.
Preis so Gents BET ". Dretb, GRpmpfcn & So. unb
allen anbereu &pptbefern.
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MWerfef.

= Die Grano, SURF bat geftern ibren
ertsn 8eri6t Oer6fsntli6t. Gana9
Rno big isBt II NntIageu erboben worz
oeN. Die NntIagen lauten ouf WOrb'
pesfu6, Motb5udt, @%ntfhbruna unb
6al56miin3eret in ie einem Gale un6
ouf Bferbeoiebtabt, 9iebItabI unb Be-
ttus in ben iibrigen Gdqen.
- Gina so StalieAer San Mhtonio's
hietten In einem Ieeren 2aben In Der
HorbsGloresfraBe. unnsit bon Der Cons
~oentinnsbale cine 8erfammlung Oh,
UNI gegen oas uiummari{1e Berfabren"
gegen ibre 2~anosleute In Stem Orleans
3u proteffiren. Nls @D,tbenber fuus
girte Giguor g.. 8attaglia. Cine &e'
iclutioa geIanete einfimmie 3ur Nn<
uabne, bic folgenben @ortlaut bat:
xDir. bic Statieuer BON San 4ntonio,
proteffiren = obgIei6 mir beaeugen,
baB mir felbff ME 9runb gebabt babeu,
uns tiber bic uus BON Seiteu Der Be-
p6lteruag ber Ser. 5taaten 3u 8beil
merbenbe 8ehnnblunB 81 betlaaeu, uab
obglei9 Uir Nidts basegeH einjuDen.
ben batten, bob unlere 2anbsleute In
Mem 0rleaas prueeffitt uno, tpean i@uls
big, ftren9 bsftrdft tDorben ndren =
Deuno9 init Nadoruf gegea bas on
ibnen ausgehbte 2pu6eeri@t. unb bots
fen auperf9tli6, bob bic sanse Nagele-
genbeit sur aQieitigen 8efftebtgung beis
gelegt unb eine Wieberbolung dbnliGer
8orfdQe fur tmmer bermieben meroen
nib" Dem italienif6en @oniul In
Nen Orleans uno benz italienii9en @es
ianbten In Waibin9ton murben 8elee
gran,me In BEN gleiGen Gimme lbers
fanbt.
- 8efern Na9mittag purbe I'M
@eridis,S Scale bes As. Sifrictes bic
Sabresueriammlung Der Nftiondre Der
.bisitsen 6air > @eieGi6aft ab9ebaltsn.
Bon ben 480 Nttien bet Geieaf@aft
tparen $50 reprdlentirt. Nls Oireeto.
rum fiir bos neue @ei@dfisiabr tpurs
ben ernannt: 3. s. Doaium, %. 8.
Wrisbt. q. Madsn, 6enrp glmenoorf,
gbarles 6ugo, Meper Calf. Or. limos
@rabes, Sbeo. 8. Banfs, s. .. 2amp.
mann, @eoree 90. Breckenridge, u. 6.
G9rpDet unb gilbert Waberid. 9ies
aeue Dirsctorium organifirte I'D fOfort
bur@ bic WabI Der folgenben 9ear1ten !:
Sol. %. .. Mrigbt, prdfbent; Gol.
8. g.. Mnbretps, 8icesprdRbent; Oens
rp glmenbDrf. @1abmeifer, unb S.
8. 9idtnfon, 6ecretdr. Gin Ginan3s
@omite tpurbe etngeieBt, beftebeno aus
ben 6erren @ri9bt, NIerauber, Nm
brens, @lmenborf uno 9ugo. IS pur.
be Johann bei9Iefen, i'm nd6fien 0erbf
mitber cine Gair gu peranfalten unb
atpar ioI bieieIbe In ben Sagen BON 10.
bis 20. Nobember ~absebalten perben.
= Sn Der eeffern Nbenb t~attsebabs
ten Berlammlung beg @entral- @omit6s
3ur Ieier bes beutlden Sages, Durbe
in ausiRbrlf9er Meiie bic R~otbpenbigs
teit barseleet nod mebr @elber eiH3u=
treiben, unb gu bieIem 3pede erbie!t
6err o. 86rner, Der @oribenbe bss
Iinanssgomi;63 Bic 8ollma@t, bic our
Gnmmlung bon Subfcripiionen n6tbis
gen 5ubsgomiies at ernennen. Na9'
6ena nod bic 6erren 2uuis Diebel uno
8. 80. u. 5romberg in bas @entralz
gomite gemdblt worben tuareu, DurSe
bic @ibuus pertaat. Nd6fe Sibung
ON Montag, ben %. Mdr3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17


Enrrespsudeus. - WeIfare, IA.
Mdr3 1891. = Hm 20. Mdr3 iOQ bas
Grtbiabr anfansea; bas Wetter mo@t
aber beinabe 10 gut ME gar feline NHs
ffolteu baau. Sonf bla6ten UNI bieie
3eit bic Stolen, b. B. bas erite Nal,
neil he i'm 6erbft eep6bnli& gum sDei.
ten Male blHben; iebt, in ber Witte
6es Mdr3, tpa9t f9 In Segas, unter
Dem 30. 8reitengraOe, 10 melt fhbli@
aIfo tpie Mle1anbritn In Me9Dpten, nod
taum bas @ros aus ben Bobcn. Wie
mag es erIf i'm Horben ausfeben! l1nb-
babel Minb, unb talter Winb oben.
brein; benn Der Stibminb fibBt erft bic
taIte 2aft, bic Der Norber gebra9t bat,
Dor R9 Der unb bann tommt au9 glei@
Elm neuer NDrber uno bas Rber cine
ganse Wo1e lang. Sern nadbem Is
am 6. Mdrs ben Sag iiter trib geweien
mar unb aud in Der Na6t nod elm
i@merer, bi9ter, mariner Nebel ge.
berrl9t bate, brad an Z. frib pl6bli@
Elm faiter Norber berein. Der INNER
tdIier tuurbe, 70 oaB bas 3bermpmetsr
am s. frab ben @efrierpuntt errei9t
bate. Den Sag iber blieb es bell.
ober falt. unb am g.. frib tpar es 10
@rab Gobr. (44 Sab Reau.) inter
benz @efrierpuntt. SIN Soiua @reet
bate R9 an rubigen Stellen otinnes
gis gebiloet uno BITE Bliitben an ben
gfirR1. unb Mpritoienbdumen. Die R9
f9on gebhnet batten, uerben tuobl
meift erfrorea feiu.
Mm 10. tpuroe es pieber milber; am
H., -. uno Is. aber blies Der Winb
tpieNer aus Norben unb beute nebt elm
T9arfer, faIter Gtbpiub.
Ben QRbea feblt bas @ras; lie Eeber
mayer aud, trob bes Baummo1lamens,
ben Re fre1en. Der aber bod tein Grim
fntter 1T. Nu6 anbere Sbiere Ideinen
tpenig mebr finoen 3u fSnnen. gu ben
8rcttrumen, Die i'd ale Gage fir
bic 96seldeu brauBeu binhreue, faaben
f9 unter anbern aud INNER elm paar
rDtbe RernbeiBer elm, aud cardinal"
genannt, tuegeu Der prd6tieen, rotben
| Garbe bes Mdnn9ens. gs III Der 8ers
tuaubte bes beutf9en .DompfaHen"
ober s@impels@, eben 70 ME Der vBlaus
nogel@ NIT Der roiben 8ruf bas ame.
ritaniihe &Oibtebl6en lit. 0sute nun
fab i'd, an GenIier berhorsen, etna Elm
babies Gnbsn6 Der tleinen brdunen
&ebbhbner ebenfaus on Der MablBeil
tbeiInebmeu. Notb tennt eben fem @e'
boil
9iegi1b6rn@er bon Oeneu i'd neulid
l@rieb, boB cine 2aBe He %sefdugt, fub
iebt muntere, sabme &bier6en. Gil
freKen aber ni6t bios 8rot, fonbern Id
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
@abl Mm5eigem.

Die ,,Sreie greiI." lit outoriiirt, 9srrn
STAT. 2epis ais 8anbibaten ftir bag 9lmt
beS Otftrtet.@lertS BEL ber bebor1tehens
ben @abl on;ufinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17
&eberRi6en
Giebere &eitum9.

Gfit SARrea leibel Mb uub gu Isibe i'd
u m eiatm 1sberlei> an etnem 2ebtrIttber,
ben Rnb Gebalb id Or. @erfopfune, Mppetit>
@usuii 9Snta's 9am> l%s1stsit, SGlaffsfgteit.
tuEee ErppfeE base. etc. Go sisbt niats
lea autpenes futlt i'd telferes bassotn N lie
9tnbttunSunb fub Or. @usuft Sfnis'S
liat aussqeidneten 5am6ursr Srrpfen.
grsSfta hebms5en fets tpenn rad gorl4rift
b Meineni 6auie Su ansepanbt; ft fplttt
eHben.- @ntoa Glib, in feinera Saaft feb
te6 @apIt.Str., 8o> len -9einrid Stinl>
&tlkr, q. 9. ntsr, Detroit, @ttS.
Vrels 50 Cent?; Ia alien abatbsfsn III babsn.
sa1 easRres a vouElEa CO., Baltimore. No
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2lnttlidbe &efammttnad9Mma

IS nir6 bierour6 mifgetbetlt, 6aB
bic 2egislatur bes gtaates Seras CT.
fu9t perben mirb, ben Greibrief ber
Staot San Nntonio in 8eSug auf bic
folsenben puntte ab3udnneru:
5ection5u nb "a In Der Grt. bob
bic Qemter beS S~agenieurs, bes AKefofs
uno Mari6ols bur6 grnennuns 3u
bsiebeu iein folen unb. ni6t tpie bisber
but9 Wabl. Nle biele @ruennungen
ioaen bur6 ben @tabtratb erfolgen unb
auar ouf ben 8ori@las bes Mopors
bin.
81. Mle 8acan3eu in ben
our6 8oIfsmubl beiebten Aemtern fol.
len aud bur@ cine Na9mabl ipieber
beiekt perben, nenn ber Sermin Der
Neumabl neniger afs reutt Monate
entfsrnt liegt.
section 43. Ser Mmortiiationss
6onb fol- BON aeba (10) auf 3wei (2)
Broeeut pro Sabr berabgefebt tperoen,
un6 ole bisber ausgegebenen Bombs
foIen fur redtsghltig erfldrt neroen,
als Oh Der @6arter einen Nmortifationss
Gonb bon 2 procent fefgefeBt bdtie.
6ection As. Die Ius8abe BON
8onbs our @inI6lung bon 8pubs, Die
b6ber Der3inf fnb ober bon fdlligen
Bombs fol autoriirt perben uab ale
bisber au Nmortiiations s3meden aug.
gegebenen Bombs follen FIR re6tstrdftig
ertldrt tperben, unb bas Giscaliabr iou
10 a~bgednbeit merben. baB es ON !.
SUM- ieben Sabres beginnt unb nit benz
81. Wtai abldlieBt.
SettiDn 48. Ollie %notbmenbigeu
Orbinan3en UNI bic Nusbreituns aus
itedeuoer Granf1eiiea gu perbinbern.
fOlen bon ber 5ia6t aug erlaRen Ders
Ben.
section S.. Sol bic QHiGten,
8olmaGteu unb @sbalts6s3lge aller
8edmten unb Nnsetellten ner Stabi
fefileBen, nit Nusnabme Der @ebdlter
BEG MaDDrs, Mori9a0s, Collectors,
&6eHors, 61aBmeiifers, MnnoIts Sns
genieurs unb &ecOr0ers.
5ettion SO. Soa6i Stabt auiD
riliren, 2icenien nas5ufelen fur profi.
t~u!ionsbduier foDie Der 6tabt bas
&ebt oerIeiben bieietbeu 81 ~coatroairen,
gu b~eitrafen uHb ibre 2ieen3 5urid3u'
aieben.
section 1902. SOIL bic Stab
autorifreu ben Smpf3mang fur bic
36Jlinge Gaer ftdotiiaen S6uleH, TO-
tDie fhr bic Snfa6en aler tdbtii1en
Sntitute uuo 4fpte &c. burd3ufibren.
Section 119. Die 8efiimmungen
folen au@geboben Derben, bic benz Ma=
Dor ben 8e3lg bon @ebHbren geftaiten
FIR ole Gdle, bic er ielbf i'm &ecor'
berss@ eri9te Derbaa6elt.
Section 127. Die Beiimmungea
iolen aufgeboben tuerben, bic benz
@tabtratb bic GeRieBung bes @ebaltes
bes S9aBmeifters iiberlaRen.
Section 1873. Debt bic Beitims
mungea auf, weI1e bas @ebaIt unb bic
@ebhbren bes iidbtii@en Sngeniehrs
feifieben.
@ectinn 201. SOL genaue &es
geln fe5tieben fur bic @rmelterung bon
StraBen, pldben unb Yarts &c.
6ection 203. Sol 8eittmmun'
gen treifen Ifir bic grpropriation BON
pribat,g isentbum fiji 6hentli9e 3mede,
unb 5rpar in Der Meiie. baB Der 3wed,
ftr pel9en beTastes gigentbum erpro'
print wer6en foa, geuauer befiniri
miro.
@ection 227. 8etimmt, baB pier.
teIiGbrliG eine senaue 9arleguns BET
linaucislen Gage Der 5taot publicirI
merben foa.
Section 249. SEPT Die @ebdlte,
fur ben Mapor, Mubiior, &ecorber.
MariGaG, MnunIt, Collector, 6@ab'
meiiter unb Snsenieur feft.
GeetiDt 251. SEPT 8efimmur.
gen fef, ME bieie @ebdlter 3ur Ndssab
lung gelaHgen iOIer.
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Gin 9ater Iaste 3u fetnem Gebne: Du fannit biz Elm
8icpcle faufen, aber perstb ntat, and icfort etne Glaz
i4e SaIpdtipns Del mtt5ubrinsen; es 1T bas bette W2tts
tel, nm @errenfunsen nnb AuetIdun9en ipfcrt 5u fus
rtren.-gBar tas elm peiier Mann2
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1aespdsaee
pereen fiber seDtiIt Sars
9sAa9asfGoettea
9ambarser srOpfen.

Arei Sabre lit i6l Ieber tpei SABRE
an dnsm ttftieen Wa< lit i'd an sinent BETTE
esaltibtn unb braudte gen Nasen > 8atarrt
Sic 9sff6tebsafs fen unb 5sfsrte f4 meii
@itttl sbne cen ee> 3uifdnb ert, naGbem
giaefen Erfele. Gut i'd anins Or. @usuR
Ieef ntaGte IL tinen &6nts's Samburser
HeTfuG nit Or. @us. 9fopfen einsunebmtn.
&gaieAs Sambarger 3ah benz @ebrau9e
xeeeftn arb fibon MAD ppn sier GlafGen mar
tHritw Wktyda4 scurbel i'd tpiebtr SeQf6aeis
ID tSafdnbis bersss bsrsessat.-@oul Rpes
eeat.-Bsrtbd WoOlfs, Der, 295 Qarabees Str.,
ets6ton, Gal. Gbtcosp, $40.
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Sic vSreie @reNe" lit autoriiirt GERM
GItas Gbmonbs ais &anbibaten fir
bas Nmt bes 9iitritt i. Glert8 BEL Der am 10.
Wdrs absubaItenoen @abI an3ufiinbigeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-17

Masfie m ba9te.
Ban Guoer: Sd mbdte gerae etuas
miReu. WiB Gmb.
Nmp: Das babe i'd mir f9on ieit
Sabreu geba6t, 9err BON Oaber. 9as
1T genau, mas Sbnen feblt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-28
THE SUNDAY PARADE.
Compliments Paid to Some of Our
Townsmen.

A writer to the Ashland Telegram un-
der the nom de plume of "Snooper" COM
nents on Sundays proceedings as follows
ut was much bigger crowd than Shenan-
doah had anticipated even with all its
advertising. There must have been at
least seYen or eight thousand people on the
streets and at one time it seemed that they
were all congregated at the junction of
Main and Centre streets and then it looked
As though there was ten times that many.
| formed one of party Of about twenty
who stood on the awning at the Ferguson
House, and saw the procession go by. 1t
was a splendid point to see from, and we
all took our hats-oh to Proprietor Hutchin-
son for his kindness when it was all over
That reminds me to say that since Mr..
Hutchinson has taken hold of this hotel It
has omed away up, and taken arauk
with the travelling fraternity that is equal to
the best of them. Well so 1t should. He
Is thorough gentleman and a capable
hotel man, always alive to the interests Of
his guests, L m not saying this because be
didn't chase me Off Of his awning but
b. cause the people who know him told me
20, and l believed them. Ed Hunter, who
is rapidly becoming one Of the prominent
citizens Of Shenandoah, lives at the Fergu
son House with his family. He is the
cashier of ss prettily equipped little bank
as can be found in any OF the interior state
towns, and it is on safe and solid business
footing. He and his wife entertained
number of friends yesterday, and they
Looked at the parade from his third story
windowsD
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-28
GOOD FOR JOHNSON.
He Voices Our Sentiments Regard.
ing McCreary.

Capt George w. Johnson, formerly Of
town, bat now Of St. Clair has written the
following letter to the Philadelphia In
quirer and we sag amen" to all the senti-
ments expressed in it;
TN regard to the Golden Spoon" Of
George d. MoCreery, Esq, permit me to
say that l have been personally acquainted
with the family for thirty-one years, At
which time they were residents OF this
county. was resident of Shenandoah at
the time of the great conhagration there on
November II 1888. The next day George
D. McCresry and VIM. Hunt, Jr, ap
peared upon the scene and urged the inn
portance of at once appointing committee
to meet a simil ,r one there for the purpose
of immediate relief. Hon. NJ. p. Fowler,
Daniel J. Williams (Chi-f Burgess and
myself were the committee who went to
Phil delphia, met lat that time) Mayor
King and others, to whom the necessities of
our people we're made known, and when
we lef. Philadelphia that evening it was
with the knowledge that abundant supplies
had been purchased. The prime mover
and indefstigable worker was George D.
McCresry, aud he continued to visit our
town at intervals until all necessity of out
ST de assistance had passed away. ] know
that l voice the feelings Of scores in this
neigh oorhood when l say that they e
sorry they have not an opportunity to vote
for him at this election for State Treasurer
Schuylkill county, and Shenandoah in par
ticu ar has kind feeling and warm spot
for George D. McCreary. To defest such
man for the office of Treasurer of the
county and city of Philadelphia would be
a disgrace and a shame, and a sad commen-
tsry upon the actions of those who have
always been clamoring for reform and
honest politics. We in old Schuylkill have
no doubt of his triumphal election. So
much on our part for George D. McCreary
and his Golden Spoon from which many
of our people suppe1 during that cold No
yember of 1888 when without food or
homes he came to their relief. Yours truly,
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
"St. Clair, Pa, October 23."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-28
PERSONAL,

Miss Nellie Evans spent yesterd7y at
Audenreid.
A. b. Lamb and Il j. Higgins went Ia
Philadelphia this morning
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Bedea returned
fir, m their wedding tour last night.
Miss Ella NJ M'Ginniss is in Philadel
phir purchasing a new stock of winter
millinery.
Will Anstock and James Coakley at.
tended dance given by The Minervs
Social Club at Mshanoy City last night.
j Rsbnowitz, the popular East Centre
street merchant, has become the happy
father of a bouncing baby girl,
Edward Pritchard and William Horan
for nerly engineers at the Tunnel coliery
Ashland, have assumed positions under
District Superintendent John j. Davis in
the Gilberton colliery.
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MANY ADMIRERS.
HOW BEATRICE COLLINS Es-
CAPPED FROM READING JAIL.
OFFICIALS ASSISTED HER FLIGHT
Thoy Had Become Enamoured of
the Beautiful Couuterfeiter.
The Iu estis ion Causes
Much Adverse Criticism

READING, Pa, Oct 29.-There is not even
little abatement Of the intense interest
in the mystery surrounding the sudden
leave-taking from the supposed to-be
county stronghold of the slippery Bea-
trice Collins and "Butler" John Miller
a week ago. Nor is there as yet the
slightest clue AS to their whereabouts
II is not that the outraged public is so
extremely anxious to have either or both
Of them back, but there are at least
few people who would like to know just
how slickly they got away.
Much adverse criticism has been heard
OF conducting the investigation in secret,
and, in view of the many repeated in
stances during the past ten years where
wrong-doers in Berks County failed to
get their just deserts, there are few people
who have any hopes of the. matter ever
being thoroughly investigated.
The refusal of Watchman Rhoads to
appear before the committee is but
natural, and it is mooted question
whether any one can be compelled to
submit to examination. OF course his
refusal was by the advice of his counsel.
1t Is known that Beatrice had q goodly
number of male callers during her so
journ In our midst, and within the past
few days there have been many rumors
connecting her name with those of a
number of well-known and more or less
prominent officials and others. Some of
her jewelry is still in the city, and there
are people who know where to lay their
hands on it. One of the rumors was
that certain parties are greatly eXer-
cised over the fact that the police are on
the trail of "Butler" John and they are
afraid he may be captured and give the
whole snap away.
OF course, Rhosds!is awaiting trial on
the charge of aiding the prisoners to es-
cape, but there are not many who would
bet their last dollar that ANYTHING more
than talk will ever come of the whole
thing. The people have lost confidence,
and it will require great deal to re-
store 1t. To hear that the whole busl-
ness was cleared up would sound like a
fairy tale.
Beatrice in New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Ths reward Of
81 900 offered by the authorities Of
Reading, Pa, for the arrest Of Beatrice
Collins, alias Mrs. Ada Culbertson, alias
Ada Nein che beautiful young woman
who escaped from Reading Jail a
few days since has excited the interest
of the New York detectives who are
searching high and low for the counter
feiter.
Mrs. Beatrice Collins has been traced
to this city, but the clew to her where
abouts has been lost. The police are
reticent about the case, and it is likely
that they have more information then
they are willing to make public.
1t has been definitely learned that she
boarded the o'clock train at the Read
ing depot, and went to Philadelphia,
alighting in the latter city at Columbia
avenue. Here she inquired as to the de-
parture Of the trains for New York and
boarded one. She is undoubtedly safe
in hiding in this city.
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nor's partlsanship and his political
ambition would not have been spread
before the voters of the state.
The extra session has cleared a
murky political atmosphere. 1t was
the turning point in favor of the Re-
publicans. 1t has sinister influence
upon the fortunes of Pattison and
Harrity, an influence which has ex-
tended to the Democratic state candi-
dates. Wright is trying in vain to get
away from his corporations, and Har-
rity's head clerk, Tilden, puts to
blush all pretonsion of reform by
drawing a salary of s., 500 while he is
going about the state making stump
speeches. The Governors executive
clerk has also given up his official
duties, but not his pay, while he is
helping to run the Harrity and Patti
son reform campaign from Philadel-
delphia.
Instead of sffording Democratic
campaign thunder at the expense OF
the people, the extra session has ex-
posed the Democratic game of hum
bug and the sincerity of Republicans.
-Phila. Inquirer.
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ALL BUT wADLINGBR.

Seven Democratic members of the
Independent Judiciary Committee
have addressed a communication to
the editor of the Chronicle stating
moreover we emphatically reassert
what we have repeatedly declared to
all of our friends and to all inquirers,
that we are Democrats, and favor the
election of the entire Democratic
ticket from top to bottom, except Mr..
Wadlinger; not simply because it is
the Democratic ticket, but because we
believe all the other candidates on the
ticket to be worthy, competent and
honest men, and good and reputable,
consistent and faithful Democrats, and
therefore entitled to our support as
Democrats-which support we cor
daily accord to them"