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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-05-28

The fastest train in Great Britain is on
the Great Northern Railway. which makes
the run from Grantham to Doncaster, 7O1a
miles. in Sc minutes. The next fastest is
on the London and North Western. which
makes the run of 751a miles between Rugby
and Crewe in IS minutes The latter time
is equaled in this country. but the former
is too rapid even for fast Americans. though
special trains often attain such speed
Railway Age.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-05-28

Both parties seem to have taken root in
this mOurnful soil, as the moon arose and
shed its pale light over the horrible scenes
of the battle field. Historians write of the
glory of war: burial parties see murder
where historians see glory Mop.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-05-28

1t may be better to be right than to be
President. but the salary is smaller, in this
country anyhOw.-Texas Siftings.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-05-28
Not an Even Match.

Baron Figgtryy: 1 wonder why that
American heiress rejected me.
His Valet: Perhaps she is too rich for
your blOOd.-Puck.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-19
gsirfmns Der Msestnlep.8ta.

on
xSa9leno oes Noaa's Sttooer 1881
On On lgelli elne Speslal Oepel@e aus
2oalglng.om pom 10. ge3enoer NIT -
Sal y oeT @elomert9 oer 4usfu9r aus ben
2ad Ser. Staaten PIE Snmme ool $lOO,s
UVU,VOU noernle9en. Sas gegt ttber
aass, mas Dls oapln oagemelea II, nilo
~ De[ 8elaMmden porger'gea UeIteprss
ano paaoeas.@el~t@te unleres Sanoes
" rem goa porgannen, tpeld9er otelem
gu ole Setie 9enent meroell tonnte.
2roBosm qat e aoer ben 4nt@etn. oaB
o, Die yfOosmosrf Ansfnbr nog nm niebrere
Itlu.Daen noer pie oes Oliober btnaus
ge9on8en u. 0te bereits ftHgelaufenen
illio DOM ifatllfild.ea Buredu 3titammens
genstiea Dert@te meilen cine be.
ire@ill@e 3mnagne Der Ausfubr,
Selonoers 10 Urooponen guf uao aller
Soraasn@t nag .9aoe1 tt@ au@ bic
aofl8en egpoft'@fttIel, ole Uolinlmolles,
gilen' ano onoeren gaDrttQie, gum r1ttis
osuen. our osr gles@en obDe bebcup'
1e'. mie I'M norper9egenoen Nlonat.
es Up eine nnoenettbare 3batfahe,
laga Iedl0r Urod, per Uorlfeber Des tta'
nHligea gufeaas, DaB es IN Der Wes
IgI@Is unleres SanDes no@ me sanor
sIns :! perloee 9e9eDeS 9af, no ole 3bds
l.gieu anf Dem @ebiete oer Glen.
Stag.' oaummOuens nno 2Soller'5ns
Duprte elne 10 groBartige gemefen III,
9, nle = !, eeraoe lsSt. Gisier eeualtise
= AuIlqman9 la Der prsouttloH aler
an!s'es a.le 3. 9enetOssne'es ,Isi i gsra5e tpdbs
ren0 Der lebten J0 Wtonate Ceitbem
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als ginge eS bem grSfern au. gSieoer
fam eine @aaerie, jest mar alles Seuer
muter ibren 6iiben, Die 9oblen brann>
ten.
gtus feds Sefnunsem brans eine
6nnfelrotbe 96llenglutb, bter unb ba
f9luser belle Sfammen beraus unb
3inselten fait bis 5u tbr binauf. @in
enger Raum NIT frauien, unperitdrbs
li9en, tretnanber laufenben Maf6tnem>
tbetlen tparen srea beleu9tet. 3pet in
benz 5euer rteiis erldeinsnbe W{anner,
uadt bis an Die Safte, ruBgel9mar3t,
f9meiBtriefenb, iparfen NIT groben
99aufeln fril9e Goblen in ben Baud
bes flammenipefenbetl &oloiies.
go mar bic 06lle absebtlbet auf ben
8otiotdfeIben Der semntinser Yfarr,
fir6e = 9eraoe 70.
Gtn S6auer iiberlief ibren 2eib, unb
bod fonnte iie fetn Muge bapon tpens
ben. = Dteie frafttgen @lieber = bitle
breiten Gritlte = Der @raf mar tti6t
babel. SIR GusF0rans In ieben @in,
tel. 9fiidudrtS, no in einen1 Berg
9oble Die Seuer slisernb {id ipieseltell,
lag etpaS Oh ein Menf9 o6er ein
leblofer @egenitan6, mar ni9t gu inter-
fdeiben.
Wte iollte iie binunter - elm Mdbs
den = nnter oiele ipie 9eufel .atss
lebenber balbnadten Wfdnnerl Glirs
rett6 tparfen file eben bic ef5erueu S'f1iireff
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~- Weuu Semonb feiu uun A., mr.,

30 Weun syemanb feiu uno au ar.
nebmbarem preiie ipeiien MIL, 70 sebe
ct gum Wiiiions.G .Garteu. Die
6erren 6beiner q @anl, Befser bies
les @tabsihements, balten barauf. ibre
8dfte tets nolltommen aufrieDen au HeIs
len. Aae iaifonmdbisen Gelitate1en,
auaetu, Diib, Gif6e, @ei1hsel &c. Rnb
bort tn Der oelitatelteu 3ubereitung alIe
3eit su baben. WabI3eiten tuerben auf
Wunf9 In bic Wobuungen her aunbsx
gefanot. au4 bietet bei NIT Der
Speiienirtbi@aft berbunbene gors
room bic beifen @etrdnte. tets friides
Bier unb feline 9iqntre unb Neine.
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Cine aarautirte anr.

Wtr outortiiren ben anseteisten upptbefer, Stueu
Dr. Kings Meues 9etlmttteI seSen S&ptnbiubt, Su.
zen naD 9rtatuns auf iosen6e 8ebtnsuns su perfau=
otelss Mttel ben anweiiunsen entipreenS ssbraudsn
meuen, tnoem Ste e8 einsebenb prottren, nnb penn
s, Sis osan isgs gsiterans bur3 baelbe peIip6ren,
Sbr @eID surad betommen qBr NADER biss anssbni
IN Sclse per gro6arttsen Grfclse, meide btes Wttte
Rei oer 5stahrtsen Grtppen @Gpthemte anfsupeiien
Sss W2ttte! ntdt eebOlien bate. WRan made etnen
ger1a@. Nrobefal4en fret bet Nbolpb Dretb, Ibpmps
ion q 70. @rpbe Glai1en so Gents unb 81. 90,
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fSortietui,s foIst.)
Staot Db 10, @tabt SoIebo, 1
2uea8 gounth. s. s.

Grant s. G5eneb bef6mSrt, ba6 sr ber
dItere Yartner ber Girma 8. 8. gbemeb &
Co., IL, nel9e @efddite in Der Stabt 50.
lebo, IN oben senannteia gounth unb @taate,
tbut, nab bab beiagte Girtna bic Samme bon
eiubunbert Dollars fur ieben San bon
aatarr6 be5 ablen tpirb, ber bnr9 ben @ebrauG
boa 8 aII8 aatarrb Rur nidt gebeilt
peroen tann. Sraut 5. @beneb.
Bef6Drren 6or mir un6 unterl 1.ieben in
meiner @e9enpart am 8. September A. D. 'ss.
NaA Il. %. Gfeafon,
Wv 0ffentli@er stotar.
SaI's Ratarrb aur pirb innerli& sencm.
men unb ipirft bireft auf bas 8Iut nnb bic
t9leimtsen O6erfd6en bes @bfems. Sabt
@n9 umfcnit eeuenifie tommen.
8. 8. @hsneh & Co., GoIebo, Obio
~ 8ertauft bon Apoibeteru, rs gts.
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@ladltd,e semte ans snotaua.

Bms 3fmmonst RoFmetfet Ia Sbartle, Snhtana,
i9rast sDae sGleetIte 1ttersA bat mir mebr senhs,
aae bte DeGwerben unb 2etben, peI&e bic HpIae Son
Gtbrunsen ber Rteren unb Der aeber fnb.S Der Fars
iisr un6 gebth4ter Scbn eesite, ebenfaae bon Sbss
stne, fdst so balte Gleetrie Btters fir be beite
Mettstn, bte eS Siebt, Id babe mid mad ibrern o.
brau4s pte neu sfberen ssflblt.1 8. V. @asbener,
Elm Gtiennaarens Gambler barielbsn 0ftl4aif, Jdat
yGLecrit @itters TT asraes DaS, mas Ssmafl bsandt
befen wefantHsit fOldl vdut ben Snnt stftmn2n tI-
pe waR 5u iagen pnest. Wsir bat es bic HeIunShett
nieeerseseten unb ID babe wteber Nppstis raS ueueu
SebensmuttH
Die Slafde iOfet nur so Gents. gu babsn in aasn
Ggotbetsn. GbOlpb Dretbt 1tpmpfon Co., @bcIe.
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ssberlsiben. 8erHopf une, unrsi.
neg glut, f4wa@er Masen. uaoerbau.
li9teit, aserbaupt tpenn ole Oraaue
Mot tn ri9tiser 9bdtigteit finb, menu
man ualu Zig au feber Mrbeit in, ae.
orauDt mon ein WitteI, melbes ale
oiefe Notwithstanding beIeitiat.
or. 4ueuf a6aiss 6amburser Sros
prem fno betannt eegen alle obenae.
nannten 2eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-19

- auf 6errn Weibuf6's Cotton.
GIN am Bir9 Greet, 8urIeion gountp.
erplOotrie Der OampfsRefeI. Dem
0eiaer Jobn 2eppIer murben BON ber.
umtiiegenben $rammern beibe Beiue
gebro9en unb er iforb balb barouF.
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&iuoer Wfdntel.

yfie borber baben tpir barin au9 nur cine
balb 10 sroBe auspabl sebabt, tpie bieies
Sabr, ME borber paren bte Preiie 10 entidies
ben gu ganften Der &unoen tpie beute.
8,,nberbiibfde seitidte gloafs fit ainber
bon 2-5 Ssbren, in tueib unb farbis. Res
eulsrer greis bieier Baare bon $3.50 Bis
$500. Sir berfaufen bieielben fir
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Giir feiue M6beI offeriren mir
tpdbrenb bieier Wo9e beionbere Dor.
thslle. 8. 3. ped & &C., 2O2 unb
204 @ommerees6traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-19

R 6erren 2leiber merben mad
Ws0B unter 8arantie bss guten Sibens
angeterttgt bon Winfteab &
u b ans, 237 Of'9oufon. 6traBe.
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81 I B u ut 8

gum 8niammenIesen unb sum gufitenen in
Yll5ds unb Narocco 1efetn nit pribirtet
Silber unb antifen @lfenbein.0 0efpratipnen.
gbenip auf bic edit Iebernen Goilettes Gdften
fiir 9erren, Ylii9 Rau9> Sets, ssancb gIaid,
leetaas nnb Sorn @efelIe fir perihieber,ettt
8ebraud. ale IrtifeI trasen bic popuIdren
Rreiie in 3ablen.
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Der enoIifdbe yinromot a;

Der eigltI9e diplomat Sir
@eorge 8aben. pomea reilf bemudd5ii
aa@ Waibinston ab, um an Der Wus.
orbeitung beg 8eri9tes Der aemeiuIo.
men 2ommiffon far bic gebrinpsmeer.
aneeleeenbelten su beIfen. OieIer Be.
RIOT lou bic Bats far bie geraibungen
oes S9iebsgeri9tes biIbeu.
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9ie @efAibte bon Ginem. Der nas
0rmfelm fenmen lernem tupllte.
Sin rltoSefnes mar4en.


gs NOR etnmaI elm iunaer Mauu. Der
batte ouf Der tpeiteu WeIt feline tpeitere
Belh6ftiauua ais bic. ieiuen Mitmeus
f6en ni6t bic @eIegeubeit aur Mrbeit au
entaiehen. Sff "a munherbor ho6 "
unter bieien umf6noeu BON elmer 8e.
mhtbsrube, elmer 6eiterteit bes @bas
rofters mar. bie mir beuf fan nur nnd,
In @omouer au fiuben oetppbnt fiubs
Nber Der iuuge Mann trollte aud, ct.
uas lernen uno ba ct bie aouae mo.
berne gDelt nit iIreu @rauen uub
6dreden bisber perIad1te, 10 beid,los
er, bas ,,@ruielu" au Ierneu. Nu ber
6ano zines erfahreneu peifimifieu bes
gam er feinen unierrid1t.
3unddff beaab fid5 ocrlelbe NIT lei.
mem edhler, aatariifb sur @eiffsrliuns
be, auf ben RirhbDf. Nber felbft has
teine Spur BON einem perbotenen @eiii
entbeden f0unen. eSm @eoentbsil !:
Rub unb isriesen rinas ,umber. nur
aus ben nod erIeu1tenten sseujferu oes
3pbtengrdberbauies h5rte man melobi.
fde RIabiermulit.
Das bradbte ben Wsltper1dter Quf
cine neue sssbee. Nar aud, Der elffs
Weriud mibaIadt. Der annette iollte oe.
Iiuqen. Nad Ianaem @ud,en foub er
ein Auartier fir ben iunaen Waun,
tpeId1es berieIbe. ouf @rnnh ieiner ara.
j aelprodenen Meiaurla, bos @ruieIn an
/, erIernen. fofort beaod. Oo5TeIbe oser
laa foIaenbermoBen
Die Wirthin fslbft mar cine NIT fnuf
tleinen Rinbern asleonete Trou beren
ihnaffes om gdreiframpf Iitt inbem
bic iibrigen ihren u,eiit briiIenbeu 6uus
gsr in ofeulfer Weiie befunoeten
Dben tDobnte cine s3Iopierlehreriu NIT
enern,er Nroris mdhrenh red,ts Elm
bramotii1er Di9ter iein neues SGau.
erbrama-- natarlid Iaut - betlamirte.
sints polnte eine Oserufdneerin, bic
cine neue @ole einiibte, uub auf benz
1ofe befanb fi9 eine @bmiebemertitatt.
Inter ilm tpobnte iiteroies elm 3abns
ar3t, behen patienteu bismeiIen aud
Mot gerabe hiu wareH.
Der iange, lernbegierige Mann 3og
getrott binetli In oieies Simmer. Meit
beimlider e9abeufreube beiuAte ihn
5ags sarauf iein graut6pfiger 2ebr.
metfer.
Run, alter Sunse. baff Du enbIi9
bas grufeln selernt? frogte er feiuen
S9tler.
Setne 1nfDort.
aDn oog MOT 10, lase offen, iebt
eu0m@ meiBt Ou, mas @rutein ittS
xS'eoef RENE 4atWort, oaeegen
l@lntlie oer tlinge Wann bebagllb Elm
V:es 2naller gtnuater.
ger Alle pnroe 1egt 3orntg. @r
pu9's IslaeH Sgu'er oe' Den S9ultern
uao lWaftelte ian 70 berbe. baB benz.
leloea oas Wa9s aus ben Obren
Ilel, mn mei@em oteielben peritopft
maIel.
0euiegeno l9tttslte Der tunge Mann
Ielnem, ny Ssprmellfer ots 2dnbe. SD
,,,;h ,uS aoM s' ~ a'ie. e. oInMmoar, t@ babe
ss,s.s s,y Mo' ~. y laaH1oultlW popl pes
G.,,sss,s, Jss ss;., sos sso1os lss.. seeHH oas-
nas s NJ H.,,.. sM ~, ~: gunn !us.B ig MOT
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6iftut,o6eeetteif
Nontan bon
Button Srei9errt y. 2fetfaG.
(8oufetnus.)

y ls.II o.e slsI IIoeH aog alWl Semoeat uno 70
a'1s s..!.... sslnm0 ~. r.. s..,. os s,a...
.....s sassAasam A.s. m S.s 'pa oeaa ltag'e et'
i'aan. ~ osa e.. ~. s,.. H., ..,.,,>..4. q.
.,.sssS sSM. su'' as''ss.s 'p" et'p'oeeis l's
e.'pays':S. ~ y. - S.r.,s n.S
~. ys ~ y. eas ms., ustls.uea ! WsSe"p, sl'
Sus4sSls 4asf; U.s xsIls., . y.u' s..ex ~.
aall4s III; alau.e a.sssl GU a9lgsgIeasss ns Ssn !
Ss.s..x dsa. Ky 8a''ts 0'sleulVall- gotie oen'
s'slp.a1 lp.s dngs.a. ~: ,.x..
o. g.. xsv'sg. se...s sau5ls. .a. ... a.A &.
{. @Sa'a. ~. sa,la,, uI.si9 m uuI @s,M N a!ao
sk., ~ .as as1'asa H 'm Isl ias. ~ a..
lsgsa, M lOaS Ivy MaYsM laB5 laI 1ga.
sou 5: .g tgn s'iIsa n:Is. lqoasn @rtB aus
l'VtTn M. Gao Sa g'l|a pssns1Wl' ss o.,..
oe.ss = su.s.n Masas y AaIl.1 Nall.a
g os.sosl sIploesIe W. y l!s ustteSeH 1ane
seatmM9en m Oa9rIlWsn.
10. g.at, @at''H 'ep 'pefoe 20 'gl' aaS'
l'9.su; M s.,.s.. ,s.>.. 60 ,S .,j
- u.nule 'gt o's s2aao nhp guy
'aW ousn: x en-,
bic banoe gla6t. Der arst batte ne.
3 a.gIIs'.p es. ssn.gsn gsss 1tSi. gsoIagi nno o.s
ss ssa1s aaW @ fOs osllasne ose nnpsIleIs peIlI.
eiil rluftiger Tan3H.
04.eesa ssm pall.lis s osa Aaaa!, Ilsmos
S Sgg.nsFgaaass 6. CT sItoalsM I,,.! oalW esa
SStAtus, Mltu wv uttu w utlsIS ttN IuIgen
2i9t auf bura oie 2ufen, Dor bie fi1
RAID mieber bic gurgelnben Mosel
ip0rten. Diefe 3et9en beS 2ebens be.
r1tbtgten oie 2eute, 6eneit gum Slid
fret16 mar, baB ii9 gerabe In bteient
Qeben nm iie fer bie grSste @efabr fitr.
tie funo8ab.
Die Mhbtgfeit, Die 2lnfreg,tng Der
Meiie uianten ftf itberan gelten6. Der
Muerbauer ihnart1te berefts, als ldae
n 3u Douis I'm bo1aufgei6attelten
6t6trbeft. 2orlin fanb feineli @1laf,
ieber StoB Der Mai1tne erinnerte iie
an ben ungladli9en, tranfeu @rafen.
9br mar Ct nt9t, tpte benz gater, Der
@raf, Der Mnseb1rise elmer 6antilie,
ipel4sr bie tire, ipie fie aus ber Hebe
oes BaterS Dernabm, aus irsenb mel
9em @rnnbe fetnoltd gegeniiber ftdn6,
lonoern bsr Siiqsnos Der i9marss
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Mdntel, sSSade1l ltltb l1e=
berwiirfe.
Nebmt ben Glepator.

9as srbbte, rei9baltisite, bonfanbisFe
beit aiiortirte unb bilIisite Gloaf >Saus in
Teras.
SamensSaden su $3.50, tpert1 $500.
Damen.Saden gu $500, tpertb $3.50.
SanSssenaRte Safen gu $3.50, ipertb 5000.
aoroon PromenabensR0de gu So, ipertb $1l.
Damen 3eus @apes gu $4.75, tpertb So.
Samen 9litraGan gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75.
9amea @lni4 1lebertpiirfe, eaiia 8efat ;u
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
SIS Retumarfets, rebaeirt gu $3.50.
$15 Retpmarfets, rebueirt gu $40.
$3.50 9epntarfets. reba;irt ;u 1915.
$3.50 GIotb Circulars, rebu3irt gu $500.
nnS 10 TT int sansen 0epartentent bel iebem
einsslnen grtifef cine Griparnib RON 20 Bis
80 qrosei,t tpabrmsbmbar
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$500.

9unoerte DO, &Ieibunssftiden fir ainSer
IN iebem Al.er uan $1.5O BIS $14.
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geion6ere gafiherfiamteit lenfen mir auf
nnfer &fprti,1sat BON
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U tu n { I.

= Me0eri9nliebmaaren aler Mrt in
beliebiger S@mere uno au peri1iebe.
men preifen bet @riber Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-19

Snntbern Xacific,@ ,@abm.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 New Orleans, 0ouffon unb gol>
oelton.9. 0 BORN unb 800 Mbenbs.
sntunft.
yon Neu OtIeans, 6ouifon unb Sol.
oeaon 200 Born. unb $50 NaGm.
Mbfabrt.
Rad San Graueiseo, 81 gafo unb
@agle paB..-.. ...-...4. 20 Na1m.
Nntunft.
Bon Gan Jraneisco. 81 g3aio unb
Gagle paB ...........8.45 Born.
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9. u. & u. y. gabm.
Nbfahrf

sta9 8alpeiton, 6ouiton unb guero
to8lic9 unr. 1856 8orm.
9fa@ @orpus Gbrifti, &odport unb Bee.
plue t6glt1 UNI .......1 80 Nafm.
9ta@ 6errbiue tagIidb, ausael t. ep
Sonntags, TIM .......5.CO Il 2as.
Mntunft.
Bon Galoefon. 6ouhon rnb gaero
fdgIitD UNI. $40 Hbenbs.
Bon @orpus @brifH, 3odpotr uno Bee.
bile, td9lid5 uul. ......2 s. Wahm.
Won Rerrpile tdgli@, ausgenommen
So1nta9s ............9.45 Born.
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Yliii1 9pilettes 3ditbe,t,

1WTSW r%Uttc%%esSeWI1t
9anbf9ub. &dftden, @arfimerie-Raftden unb
sGtaf9en, Sai4entu4 aaften, Raud Sets,
Albuus, 8ilberrabmett ,c., tpeId3e ausse3eia=
nete @eburtstasSs, so9seitss unb Seiertass.
@ei4enfe
bDm ipirfti1 E M 20 rtbe
abseben, ipie fie i'm san;en @eften eleaanter
nidt sefunben tperben f5nnen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-02
"RoUGH AND READY" TAYLOR.
"reminiscences of the Old Hero of the
Mexican War.
From the New York Times.

Mexican War.
From the New York Times
Inever met Gen Taylor until after his
Inauguration as president. The following
winter received a letter from Maj. W. S.
Bliss, dated at the white house. inviting me
to visit him. The major and l we're from
the same town (Lebanon) in New Hamp~
shire. We were at the academy
together. He entered West Point,
and was graduated with the
highest honors. Although several years
nv senior we had always been intimate,
and on his entering active service a corre-
spoudence was kept up between us. When
the Mexican war broke out Gen. Taylor
appointed Bliss on his staff as adjutant, and
he served through the campaign in that
capacity. After the close of the war he
married the generals youngest daughter,
and on Taylor's election to the office OF
President he took, much against his Will,
the post Of the Presidents private secretary.
while Mrs. Bliss presided at the white
house.
1t was in this way 1 came to receive the
tempting invitation to go to Washington.
| can never forget the pleasant hours
spent with my friend there After talking
about old times, the conversation turned
upon the Mexican war. We were in the
midst of it when door opened at the other
end of the room and rather short, stout,
hardy-looking, dark-complexioned man en-
tered. rubbing his hands briskly together
and exclaiming with the glee of a school
boy. "Bliss Foot and Davis have been
having fisticuffs-have been having fisti-
cuffs on the floor of the Senate.
Thus far | had escaped observation.
Now Bliss presented me to the President.
After greeting me pleasantly he continued
the subject, which evidently afforded him
great amusement. and, L think, satisfaction.
It seems that the combatants had been i'm
mediately separated. Gen. Taylor APP
peared to think it was pity they had not
had an opportunity to flight it out" 1t
will be remembered that jefferson Davis
had run away with and married Gen. Tay~
lor's daughter, and for many years the two
did not sneak Both Foote and Davis were
extreme democrats, but bitterly hostile to
each other. The newspapers of the day
gave full accounts of the fracas between
them in the Senate, which Gen. Taylor had
termed "hsticuffs."
In the course of my visit had no pro-
longed conversation with the President, but
many brief little chats. for, as he expressed
II. he was driven almost crazy by the
politicians. What impressed me was his
entire simplicity of character and his quiet
homely way of expressing himself. One
would have taken him for a well-to-do Nir'
ginia farmer There was no aspect OF the
military man about him. and as / looked al
| him l said to myself, is it possible this is the
man who commanded our troops at Pale
Alta and successfully through all our Indian
wars. who led Resaca across the Rio Grande
who was present at the terrible assault or
| Monterey and at the worlderful fight al
| Buena Vistag l had every opportunity
however, of becoming acquainted with
facts through my friend Maj. Bliss, and
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