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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
THE NEW GfTLING.
The Howiizers Have Their First Driil With
Their Splendid Gun.

A number Of the officers and men Of the
Richmond Howitzers assembled at their
armory last night to make closer acqusint-
ance with the elegant new Gatling gun.
The piece was sent up from Barrett *
Keesee's machine-shOp IN the afternoon
thoroughly mounted and adjusted.
The gun-room OF the armory being so en-
numbered with their field pieces rs 10 make it
impossible 20 manipulate another gun the
Gatling was taken 10 pieces. carried up stairs
and put together in the drill-rOom.
This alone gave the men familiarity with
their pretty little engine Of destruction that
no amount Of ordinary drill would afford.
Lieutenant Barrett. who has become thor
ougly familiar with the Gatling in his ma
chine shop, was in charge OF the drill-room
and put q detachment through the move
ments in preparing aud firing the new gun
with ease.
All hands were greatly pleased with their
shining Gatling. and entered into the drill
with much enthusiasm.
The most striking point To the men pho
handled the piece, WAS the ease and simplicity
of the movements required 10 work 1t.
Besides Lieutenant Barrett there were pres
ent Lieutenants Mcfarland ana Starke. Cap
tain Phillips. of the artillery staff, was an in
terested spectator. as was also Major Baker. q
staunch member of the Howitzer Association.
Three thousand rounds OF loaded shells
have been shipped from the United States
arsenal TO the Howitzers. and as soon as they
arrive practical test of the gun will be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Bits of News Gathered Here and There by
tho "TInesr Reporters.

Rev. Or. Pitt is confined to his room with a
very bad cold.
Mr.. l.. 0. Haden, of Palmyra. Va. was in
the city Yesterday.
DR.. j.. T. Robinson and Mr.. Lewis r. Blair
are out after severe attacks Of the grip.
Mr.. Charles Selden. superintendent of the
City railway. is still confined 10 his home by
the grip.
Mr. J. W. Traver. Of South Boston. passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Norfolk.
Mr. Peyton r. Darlington has returned 10
tue CITY. and will make his residence at No.
flJ west Grace street.
Senat r Conway r. Sands was unable 10
attend the session Of the Senate yesterday by
reason OF illness.
Mr.. Thomas C. Seldom, Of Birmingham.
was IN the city yesterday and was greeted by
large number Of friends.
The friends Of Mrs W. H. Payne. sos Arch
street, will be glad to hear that she is recov-
erinS from severe attack of the grip.
Mr. Ed. Gray. Deputy Commissioner of the
Revenue who has been laid up for some days
With the grip. was reported better Yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Dickerson left for Lynchburg yes
terday 20 be present at Rev. Dr. Wharton's
revival services at the First Baptist church in
that city.
st Park Place church tomorrow morning
the pastor. Or. J. Wiley BledsOe will preach.
aud at night DR.. A. q. Brown will occupy
tho pulpit.
Mr. Samuel F. Gilliland of the South
B.ston Times. is in the city. lie has iust
recovered from an attack of the grip. and is
here to be treated by an ear specialist.
Sunday-school teachers of Richmond and
Manchester will meet for the study of the
International lesson at the Young Mems
Christian Association at 450 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. b. Tennant have issued in
yltations TO the wedding of their daughter
Miss Elizabeth Granbery Tenant to Mr..
Rufus Carter Williams. Monday evening. De-
cember 18th. at quarter past o'clock, at All
Saints church.
telegram was received last evening by Mr..
". IL. Allegro from Mr. j. Z. Matthews. Of
New York. as follows II Writ Matthews
died to-day; funeral on Sunday; buried at
Woodlawn." bIr. Matthew'S was unmarried.
and was for years engaged in the tobacco
trade here. but for some time has made his
residence in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
NOT 4 DECISIVE DEFEAT.
Tho Chinese Revoiutionists Were Simply
Checked by the Government.

lBy Cable TO The Timesl
SHANGHAI. Nov although it is believed
here that the Chinese authorities have cxag-
gera,ed their success over Northern rebels.
there seems to be no doubt that the rebels
have received q check. but not decisive de-
feat.
The latest advices from Pekin state that
the troops are still being hurried forward and
the great wall strongly manned. The rebel
leader said TO have been killed was not the
leading chief in the revolt. The latter is said
TO be AZ Leo ang, organizing a government
and preparing. it is believed. to found
dynasty
The rebels are desperate fighters and accus-
toned 20 hardship, and are not TO be stopped
by one defeat Ii Hung Chang has ordered
portion of the squadron to the Gulf of Leao
Lang. In Shanghai the foreign police arc do
ing extra duty. and reserves are kept at the
several barracks to be ready for an outbreak.
The Chinese, however show no disposition
to provoke the Europeans and the presence
of the foreign war vessels has wholesome
effect.
The rebel outbreaks in China are reported
as subsiding before the vigorous action of the
authorities, who are convinced that the inl-
perlal Government Is In earnest in its resolve
TO crush out hostility TO foreigners and to
compel submission 10 the imperial decress.
The cruel torture of captured rebels has had
an intlmidating effect
In the disturbed towns a number of sus-
peoted members of the dangerous secret So
cities have been cut 10 pieces and other
starved TO death in cages on the street. these
crueltes being inflicted in public. Europeans
here are satisfied that the danger in China
proper is considerably lessened by the meas
ures which the Government has taken. and it
Is believed that the real menace TO the
dynasty is in the Manchurian revolt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
THE POWHAT4S CLUB.
A Lively Business Meeting Held Last Even
ing by tho Braves.

The Powhatan Club held busy meeting
last evening. No orators were disposed TO oc-
cupy the time. and good old-fgshloned busi-
ness meeting was held.
In the absence of Presi dent Belvin. Colonel
John Bell Bigger was IN tho chair, Secretary
Tenser and Sergeapt-at-Arms Henry Cohen
acting in their respective places.
Treasurer Hobson made his report. and the
portion relative 10 the delinquent member
ship fees was a subject Of much discussion.
Squire Frank J. Jones was appointed col
lector OF all dues not paid. and also those
maturing before January II. 1891. The by
laws provide that all members whose annual
dues are not paid by February ist shall be
dropped from the list.
The question OF raising the annual dues
from IS. 90 10 5000 was thoroughly discussed,
and finally, upon motion OF Mr.. Tenser. was
indefinitely postponed.
Several othor matters Of routine buiness
were discussed and the session was one Of
considerable importance 10 individual men,
bers of the club.
Colonel Bigger was prompt and energetic in
his conduct OF affairs and one of the most
thorough business meetings OF tho year was
held
The club adjourned until its next regular
monthly meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Henry County Happenings.

MARTISsyILLE, Va. Dec. 4.-lSpecal. THE
snowfall here was the lightest reported any.
where in the State being less than two inches
deep. and has entirely disappeared
The Roanoke and southern road will be il
operation from Roanoke TO Winston, n dis.
tance Of l2O miles. by the lst of January next.
This town already feels the impetus and
more buildings are under construction than
at any time during our history.
4. J. Napin a Co, general merchants, have
failed. The young men who composed the
firm have the sympathy of our entire COM
munlty.
Grip has struck this town and many cases
are reported. but 80 far no deaths have been
reported from it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
rherc,s a ratnlltr About Tint store snre

PETERsBuRG. VA. Dec Especial. Mr..
Lum. the clerk in the drugstore If Mr.. vii.
liam r. Spotswood, has been confined to the
house for several days by the grip. Mr..
Spotswood was subsequently, taken with the
grip and has been confined to his bed ever
since. Mr. r. L. Parten. druggist in Fifth
ward Who kindly assumed control of Mr..
Spotswood's store. was taken sick to-day and
had 70 20 home. Another gentleman has
taken charge of the store until Mr. Spots
wood can come out
Atameeting of Petersburg f.oCge. No. 737.
Knights OF Honor. held last night. officers for
the ensuing year were elected. Major f.. B
Branch was elected representative 10 the
Mr. BENJAMIN Andrews. driver of an ice
wagon. mot with painful accident this
morning at Centre Market He was filing a
meat box with ice ana fell. His right side
WAS badly bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Postmasters want More Pay.

SrEyENsyIILE. Dec. Especial. -Peyton
Baylor. colored man who broke into Mr..
Davis store IN this county. was sentenced
Yesterday at our regular county court to two
years in penitentiary.
There was a meeting at the courthouse to-
day OF the four;h-cla postmasters for the
purpose of sending delegate to State con-
vention proposed 10 be held in Richmond.
the object being 10 get their pay increased
The trial of Beverly Wornly colored), for
killing Beverly Groves also colored, was
postponed on account Of the absence of
Wormlys lawyer, Hon. II. h. Pollard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Fired IDon by Negroes.

IRON GATE, Va. Dec. 4.-ISpecial Three
negroes got on cahoose No. 500. freight train
at South Clifton Forge Va, at o'clock this
evening. and when Brakeman jenkins or
dered them of two of them opened fire on
him with pistols.
Fortunately he was not hit and the negroes
escaped.
There are parties hunting for the negroes
tonight and if caught it will undoubtedly be
the same old story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

CHARLOTTEsvILIF. Va Dec. f.-ISpeclaI. 7
The disappearance OF the Daniel Brothers. who
conducted the wholesale business known as
the Charlottesville Produce Company, has
caused very great surprise. They came to
this city some weeks ago and began what
seemed thriving wholesale trade, III fruits.
vegetables and fish. They seemed straight
forward and energetic. and tie merchants
patronizod them hborally Yesterday their
doors were closed. and the brothers have not
been heard Of since Nobody knows where
they came from or where they have gone
Sergeant Dudley has dishonored check tor
s's It Is said, which he has little hope of col
lecting.
Several days ago the company got IN q large
stock OF goods, which they ran of at ruin
They failed, however 10 pay their outstaud-
inc accounts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Fought "A Whole Family.

PARIS. Dec. 1.-Two brothers named Riss-
mann. residing near Paris. had a dispute yes
terday with u neigbbor named Trobllete, and
one of them called him a Prussian. This
aroused lrobilete to fury. and he and his wife
and children attacked the Rissmanns
Knives were used and al tho combatants
We're injured the Rissmanns being so badly
cut that they will die Mrs. Trobilete, who
was IN a delicate condition. was severely in
iured by kick. Trobilete's ten-year old SOD
was badly wounded bv a stab.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

ROANOKE. Va. Dec. Especial. l-Mr.
John NJ. Amweg secretary OF the Enter
prise Building and Investment Company. was
found dead in bed here this morning He re-
tired last night in good health. Heart failure
was the cause of his death.
lie was the brother of F. j. Amweg. a
prominent contractor in Roanoke and Phia-
delnhia. and was prominent lawyer in Lam
caster: Pa. having been in Roanoke only
one month.
The remains were forwarded to Philadel-
rhio to pipbt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
To Bring China to raw.
by Gable 10 Tho Times.l

PARIS, Dec. 4. Italy's reply to Frances note
regarding combined action on the part of the
powers against China. states that italy is not
directly Interested and will await the action of
the other powers before deciding what to do.
France proposed that the European powers
compel China 10 make reparation for the out
RACES that had been committed on foreigners
and 10 guarantee their protection in the
fnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
EX.EMPEROR DOMPEDRODEAD
The Distinguished Brazilian Dies an Exile
in q Foreign Land.
DISAPPOINTMENT HASTEEED HIS DEATH.
lie Longed to Return to His Homo and When
All Hope Was Gone Welcomed Death.
Sketch of His Life.

PARIS, Dec. dom Pedro. ex-Emperor of
Brazil. died to-day. The ex-Emperor's COM
plant was diabetes, and for the past forty
eight hours his life has been despaired Of.
The Princess Isabella was at her fathers bed
side at the time Of his demise and was over
whelmed with grief to such m extent that it
is feared that she, too. may be seriously ILL.,.
1t is said that almost the last, if not
the last conscious words Of the
ex-Emperor were an expression of his aifec-
ton for Brazil, and his regret that he could
felt his exile and inestimable friends assert
that his physical ailments were greatly in
creased by his grief in leaving his native
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

Nrw YORK. Dec. THE business failures
during the past seven days number for the
United States SOL. There were 295 last week
the corresponding week Of last year the fail
ures were 3l2 representing 2s2 in tho United
States aud 80 ia tho Dominion OF Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Won the First Prize.

CHABLoTrF. N. c.. Dec. 4-ISpecial. The
Hornets Nest Rihemen OF this city. returned
from Wilmington to-day. where they won tho
first prize in the military contest.
The Gatling gun for the naval battalion ar
rived to-day The battalion numbers one
hundred men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
suecrs.or. 10 bc Iclec,edi.

On Monday evening the Common Council
Will hold its regular monthly meeting. when
the resignations OF Messrs. Stratton and Steel
viii be accepted. IL has been practically do
cided that Messrs. Robert Archer and George
Gibson, Jr., will be their succsssora.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

a special from Albany, y. Y, SAYS: The
dynamite crank. who blew up Russell Sage )
Office to-day is thought TO be Hiram d.. vii
son aged forty five years, an escaped lunatic
and native of Glen's Falls Warren county,
The first signs Of insanity We're developed
about fourteen years ago. when he kept
the Bolton House on Lake George. Then
he led horses into tie hotel. and mounting
a table delivered an address TO them. OF late
wears he has talked of making horses go faster
than any have ever gone and OF patent rights
At one time he took the shoes of
a horses feet and put them on
his OWE feet and then led the horse
over the mountainous country Of the AdlrOn-
dacks. Wilson, after short terms in
insane asyluns. had been discharged as cured
or has escaped. lie has generally celebrated
his freedom by threatening 20 Kill some one
who refused to meet his demands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
PRICE TWO CENTS,

Judge charged tho jury. who then retired and
soon afterward rendered verdict for re-
suonlent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

being recalled to his native land. and when
the revolution broke ont against Da ton-
seca's dictatorship the ex-Emperor was per-
suaded by the Count D'Eu aud others that if
he should make public offer to return the
Brazilians might accept it. Ills manifestoap-
pears TO have attracted no attention whatever
IN Brazil. and this seems 10 have been a final
blow The disease which had for some time
troubled him was aggravated by his mental
suffering and he took 10 his bed, gradually
growing worse until the ending of to-day.
Dom Pedro's sixty-sixth birthday anniversary
was on December I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
SKETCH OF RIs cAREER.

Dom Pedro was a native of Rio dc Janeiro.
where he was born on December 2. 1925 be-
ing descendant of the eight greater royal
houses of Braganzt and Hapsburg. His
father having abdicated in April 1881, Dom
Pedro became Emperor at the age of five
years and a few months. He was declared Of
age in July. 1s40 He married in 1913 the
Princess Theresa, sister of the ex-King of
Naples.
He was popular Emperor and never hesi-
tated to minge freely with his subjects. even
of late years getting into an ordinary public
conveyance. when the imperial carriage was
not handy. He was finely educated having
an extensive knowledge OF modern languages.
and was a liberal patron of literature.
The principal domestic event of his reign
was the gradual abolition Of slavery IN Brazil
10y the advocacy OF which he is said 10 have
incurred the i'll will OF many of the slave hold
ing class The principal foreign events were
the aid which he gave in the overthrow of the
Argentine tyrant. Rosas. and his alliance with
the Argentines against the Paraguyan tyrant,
Lopez
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05


With regard 20 the other elective officers
everything confirms the opinion that Kerr.
OF fenns flvania. will be chosen clerk His
only competitors now are General Clarke.
formerly c.erk. and Mr.. Crutch6eld. private
secretary % Senator Carlisle.
0eleral Clarke is q " MssOurian. though he
gas resided m this vicinity for some years.
TIE is handicapped by the candidacy of
Noonei Hatch for Speaker Very naturally
.-' members from Missouri are devOung
/ emsel'es 10 Hatch and ignoring the clerk
DR. Crutchfeld is from Kentucky. and most
OF TIE delegation from that State are in the
H'ut ranks OF the speakcrship bnttle and
paying no attention D. the race for clerk.
Mr. Kerr not only has the unaDimops and
c"tla. support o. the Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis, but ho IS earnestly backed bv many of
t1e o.d members. II Is safe to put him down
Is Il winner
LA-ConeressmGn Turner. Of New York
Know a. the "lceman" Is FAR in tho loed Co.
H'ofheeper. and it does not look as II he can
10 beaten. His competitors are General
I4eio oi Georgia and General Colt of
Connecticut General Fields disadygntage
~ OBVIOUS, but in spite of Jud0e
crsps candidacy and other things the
kallaut e1-Oonfederato general will get a
feDeious support from.the members who know
nun ana appreciate his mnnly character
Neher.l Cot apparently is mot in it, Ibe
halcations are that he will not pet t,yantv
'oles' lhe backing Of the strong New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-20

unter Der 2ait Der beiben Maf9iuen au,
1ammenbra9. Oie erfe Mai1ine mar
beretts ttber 6er Bride als bic NrhGe
utter Der 3tueiten Mai@iue na@sab unb
6ieie bic auoere wieoer 3uridriB. SUM-
Wagea tpurben nit In bic SieFe binab.
gerlhen unb Solfidnbig aertriimmert.
4n benz ungliidsOrte 1T oer GluB nur
pier TuB tief unb Nle, bic ibren Sob
fanben, tuur6en unter ben Srtimmern
3erqueti9t. Der Mai@ineniiibrer unb
oer 0ei3er ber 5tueiten Maf9ine entta !.
man tpunoerbarer Meiie nit einigen
ungefdbrliben Quetf9ungen, atuei
S@offaer bes 3uges aber btiBten ibr
2eben Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-20

@uffap, In elm tibermttbiges 2a6en
ausbr. .henb. Su nillit beine Greun0iu
gesea mid In 66ub nebmeu, gegeu
midbl Gu biit 3tDar fdon re@t tlug fiir
beine Sabre, nteine tIeine 6rie6o, aber
Don tOI1en Dingen berifebif bu bod
nod gar ni@ts, unb bas III aud gar
ni9t nbtbis. Ou fannft inmerbin ba.
mil nod Elm paar Sabre tparten. Iber
nun beraus nit Der @pra@el Mann
bat Stfp setpeint? go ipri@ bod, bu
Hebft ia 6ae i@ Dor ungebulb bergebel |
6ein @efidbt perrietb IN ber Sbat bic
k6a5te Gpannuug, un6 ct las bic W0rte
fDrmli6 bon ben 9ippen beg iuugea
Wsdod,ens ob.
,5rieba ibieu allerbings nod ni@fs
bon iol@en 4ingea 3li Derfeben, benn
fie fab nod inner duberf erhaunt aus,
gab aber bod ieinem Drdnsen mad.
SefD bat mir neuli9 0orifeQuugen
gema9t, Oh i@ es benn ipirtIid, tDagen
tpDle, einem ber3lDieu ggoiiien wie Ou
rneine 3utunft anaubertraueu. Sd Der.
tbeibiete bid, unsef&idt geuug, beuu i&
burfte ia mi1ts berrotben unb muBte
iebeu goruurf segeu bid fiaf&meigenb
biuuebmeu.
Run, meter, brdnete iebt Gufap
atbemlos. @eiteri
90, n1itten i'm @efprdGe, brad Sef5n
pl6kliG tn $brdnea aus unb rief: Gu
biit bIinb, 5rieba, bu miIllt es fein. unb
Id babe bod nur bein Slid i'm Nu9e !!
Du ueibt nibt, tple far@tbar uebe es
mir tbut, bieieu Mann 10 Dor bir Der.
obiebeu 3u mtfeu, unb mas i6 Oarum
gdbe, ipenn er Dor mir 70 rein unb bod
Daltdube, tpie In beine1 Nugeu! nnb
bomit elite He fort unb fbIoB fi@ In ibr
3immer elm. Sd tueiB aber, bob He
bort funbenIan9 setpeint bat.
Dos lit ia cine unDerglei6li6e, cine
gang bImmliide RaGri9t! brad @us
FAB i'm pollffen gni3dGen aus. Rinb,
! bu tpeiFt es garniGt. tpie Hug 6u ge.
Dsfen b;if NIT beiner BeOba6tunessabe.
0omm, bafhr muB iG bir eiaen 3uB
gebenl uab bomit umfoBte sr bns Jun.
ge Md6@en unb fiibte fe ber5baft ouf
beibe Waugen.
Gin 59atten fiel In ben @ingang ber
2aube ooit iiaab Ganb0ip, Der ums
geftbrt mar, um ieiu pergt6enes gotiaz
bud su boien, unb nun 3euge bieIer
S5ene tpurDe. @inen Moment lang
iianb CT iprn9' un6 re9ungslps oa,
bann ober trat Ct ndber un0 rief In
BOD Ter Gmr6rune:
@uiicb! = WiB palml
Das iunse Wdb@en fubr erf6roden
ahf, au@ 8ulinp erbIeidte, nls ct He
iOslieb. Die GaiaRropbe. bic er um
ieoeu preis berabgern tpollie. mar nun
DO. NOR unaLmeuhbar genDroen, boB
fob er mil einem Bid; isbt galt es ibr
nanbSubaiien.
@as 9ebt bier bor2 froets 6anbotp,
ieinen Bruber nit iptabenben Augen
mehenb. Mie fannn bu es tpogen, eiz
mem iuueeu Mdb9en. bos unter bem
SGube neints 9aufes itebt, 10 au no.
ben9 uEo Sic, NiB Balm, uie fonnten
Sic etne io!Ge Nnndbrung bulben2 ST
he Sbnen bitlei6t etwiinIdt eemeien?
gs Ideint Ia f9Dn ein re9t bertrautes
9erbdltniB su ieinl
(GOrtfetune fOlat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-20
uberor0e1ttlide MttrQftionelt:
9ei9te llnterfleioer fir Serren T!

1lnlere. leiAten reinmpllenen llnterfleibet
(oentb uno geinflsib) fir @dnner gu mur 81
itnb tart in Gahfrage.
Derartise 1lnterfleiber in 8aIbrissan uni
@erue gu nur 81. Dauerbafter Stoff UNI
CUTE 9lrbeit.
8ai6ddte idwarse llnterf[eioer, bic iid Bel
9lIen, bic auf eleSante &leibmns ieber, srober
8eliebtbeit erfrcuet1 gu $3.50 unb $500 per
9lnsus.
6arbiSs 8albrissan.9lnsiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpscialit6t: slls beIonoers beqteme ,inO
elesants llnterfleibuns etnpfebIen mir bic Be-
riibnten @Iaitenberrb nsittelIei@ten bon Na=
tur 8olIe, ipelde bon ben aersten fir nod
befer srfldrt iperben, ais bic Sdser'ide Bou=
aleisuns. gu baben fiir t.ur $3.50 per @n3us.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-20
Nnberor0entli6er 9nSDerfauf DOn Ynbmader grtteln
sn beoentenb bera6sefetteu preiieu.

Die gugma9erei 1T uns Elm Iiebsefporbenes
Tbema. sSie ieber dltere Inliebler San gns
tonios NIT Stol; auf Sas gBadstbum unb
Seoeihen Der Staot 3ilriidblift, 10 n1adt es
nns Greuoe auf bieies Departemeitt su ibaren.
No9 por iiebe1 Sabren ein bel6eiDener Nns
fang, bat es iid ,lnaufb5rli9 In Beliebtbeit
ltnb umfang auSgebebnt, BIS es beute obne
3fpetfel oas srDbte, beiterleudbtete nnb in ie.
Der @eiie Dollfomn.etl ausSeitattetite @ubs
aa9eroepartement bes gan3en gSeFens 1T.
Mllss 8ei9madbDlIe, ipelhes bura @elS au
errei9er mar, lit ansei9afft tporben. 1lebee.
haupt, tpenn man beriifiiHtigt, baB mir MlIes
haben, nnb bab oas 8eite gu 10 aubergepD6ns
lid billigen 9reiien perfauft pirb, 70 1T es
feinespegs auffduis, baB bic Oamenpelt
Sun antpnios 9GDlfiDmS 9tie0erlaac ais
9auptquartier fiir feine putn,a@eria6en err
fldren.
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