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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
2 8.

- Nls gOftmeifter in Oegua, Butt
.ieion Gounip, TT .. $. MeiBuer ers
nannt tporber.
pulmar : Ghlaftpagen werben
bemnd@f bon Neu.Oort Dia NemsD ORA
leans, San Antonio unb gagle.paB
mad Der Sauptftaot Merifo bur9geben.
Dte &eilenben miirben banu alfo tuners
balb fiinf Sasen feineH Wagenme9Iel
5aben.
- 0as ON Cotton Belt &aiIroab
DEPOT gelegene Mpenue 6oteI In gorfs
cana brannte In Der Na@t bonn 2. ab.
Cine 6rau, 3tpet Mdnner unb elm Rna.
be fanten In ben Glammen UNI.
Die Negerin Mnnp Hunnp iii In
6iusboro I'm Utter bon 125 Sabren ge.
ffOrben. BIS 3u ibrem 9~ooestage mar
he geiifig gefunb unb eradblte bdufig
aus ibrer 4inbbeit.
Dr. 9bomas u. pope bon gas
rleror bat Elm @efeb aur ResuIirune
Der mebiainifGen proris In 3eTas aus.
gearbeitet, ipeI@es ber nd9ten 2egis,
Iatlir poreelest merben iol. 9aB Elm
frammes 6dubseieb gegen bic unbs.
fugte Quadfalberei cine Hotbmenbigteit
uno Elm aagemein eefibltes Bebhrfnib
.if, beoarf teines Na1ueifes. Or.
pope bet ieinen @eieBeseuttpurf ber6f.
fenili9t, um ben Ier3ten bes Gtaates
@efegenbeit su gebeu, elm urtbsil bar.
tiber ju fdlen unb notbmenbig eif9ei=
uenbe @erbeRerungen DOr5ui6Iagen.
Ste s@alpeton Netps" brinat In
ibrer Summer bonn l. Sanuar bic Site
ber $ObesFdle BON prominenten 8Hrs
germ bes Gtaates $eras, Guf tpeIder-
tebenbei bemerft - Der Warne unferes
berfiorbenen beuti9en Mitbiirgers, gb.
De9ener, nt@t genannt TT. Nad
bieier 9obtenIiffe Hnb I'm 3aufe bes
Sabres 1890 BON ben @eteranen, iueIde
NOD an benz teranif9en unobbdngigs
fettstampfe in ben breiBiger Sobren
&beit genommen baben. tuieoer 20 ge.
forben; trobbem miro bic p~eaFonslife,
tuie Der 8eri6t bes @%omptroners naGs
tueif, bon Sabr gu Sabr erbBer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
@afsaoe uast GnrpDc.

Sie Ngenturen beg 6errrt %. S.
Ooung, 30. l Commerce : 5traBe,
can MntoniD, unb SO. COB Mains
GtraBe, 9aIIas, pertreter nur bic
anertaunt beffei europdii6en Dampfers
9inien. 9err Doung lit i'm Stanbe bic
biIItgften Raten au geben, ers
tbeilt b~ereittpilig iebs 8eutni9te Nus
tunft unb beior9t iebr prompt ale i'm,
iibergebeneu Muftrdge. Mer nod Gu
ropa gu reifen ptinf6t, oOer 9ertpanbte
beriiberfommen lafen min, tuenbe F@
on irgenb eine Der ~genannteu Aseniureu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03

"a Menn SSemanb fem unb 3u an.
nebmbarem Breiie fpeifen min, 70 gebe
er gum MifftDns.8arten. Die
9erren 0beiner & 0a,tl, Befber bies
les Embellishments, baltet barauf, fire
@dfe tets b0lfommeu aufriebett 3u ftels
len. MQe iaifonmdBigen GeIifatefen,
Nuferu, Mils, Slide, @efiigel &c. finb
bort In Der eelifatefen 3ubereitung ale
3eit 5u baben. Mabl3eiten perben out
Wuni@ In bic Mobnungen BET Runben
geianbt. Nu9 bietet Der NIT Der
@peiiemirtbi9aft berbunbene Sat-
bic beiten Getrdnfe. tets frii9ea
Bier unb feline 9iqu6re unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
Siitet Gad1 bur galbet gegea @atarrb
Ote GueGifIher e~tf6dlfem.

% Auedflber fiber ben Ginn bes @eruds act.
ttorsn uno oas gauge Sbffcm bouig a~erriifteu
tpi:o, iusnn 60 burd bic fdIeimisen SberEddeu
einSrings. SDi6e ArtifeI fouten ME auber auI
Bfrorbnung cat berufeuer 2er3te eebrandi
~Dssben, oa Der S1aben, ben ie an.idten,
3ebnmal fc arob 1T aIs bas G,ute, bas Sbr ba.
bon er5ielen tSnntet. SaII'S aatarrt
Sur, ~fabriairt BON 8. s. gbeneb & g., 50.
lt0o. o.. entt6lt fein QuediIber iin6 tuir6 in.
nsrl;9 genommsn un6 nirtt brett auf bei
8lut unb bic f6Ieimisen SberHa@en bes Sb.
teits. 8enn Sbr Sal's &atarrb Sur fault
ieib fider, ba6 SER Bic 69te befomint. Gie piri
tnterli9 genOnliuen uno in Soiebo, o., bon
G.S. gbeneb & Co., semadt.
p Bsrtauft bon apotbefern, YreiS 10 Cts,
bic GIaf9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
GalifprniasWetue.

Meinliebbaber Hnben Elm groBes ga'
ger BON feinea California Meinert Bel
9errn s.. 5. Meper an Mlaml
pla3a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meint
on Ort unb Gteue aus ui.h fault oirett
aus benz 2eler Ler Wein3h6ter. slls
gutem 2enner gelinst es ibm fiets, 81,
beften 5orten aussumdblen. Gr fam
feline Runben uno 5amilien nit einen
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbz uni
WeiBpetne in Dor3h9f,9er QuaIitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @anone -freI
tns 0aus aeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
SER 8. S. @2auer, SO. 217 on

&err 6. $. @aiiaer, SO. 217 ORs
6oufion GtraBe bdlt tets bas bols
tOmmenfie 2ager III 3eidenmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, SpieseIs
gIas, B%iIoerrabmen, GirniRea urb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersn tenflien. Rtnffs
lerif@ ausgefibrte Bilber un0 Statlets
ten &C. Rnb In eiuei iebenstpertben @ols
lerie CUR Mut6t unb gum 8ertauf aiiss
gefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationea 1T bas @ef6madboafte uab
Reueie bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03

p@- Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat f~ortpdbrenb
frif@e Nuftern uno Slide, iotpie Wilo
aller Nrt on 9anb. Stride 3ufubren
ieben Sag. B%efteQungen BON SAINT
lien merben prompt ausgefibrt uub frei
abgeliefert. Srebito Noenue, snif6en
Maias uab Militdr Plaaa. Selepbon
SO. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03


1r YancoaR& eoba fnb in
ibrem bebeutenb bergr6Berten @eid6ftss
Total In ieber 6inf9t auf bic 9erbf=
un6 Minter 5aiion borbereitet. Sic
baben ,eine bortreffi9e Nusnabl BON
etofen fir 6erreH, wel6e Nn3i9e nod
NsaB minf6eu. lab in ibrem 2ager III
NQes bertreten, mas our 9errentoilette
geb6rt. Gerti9e Nn5ige nod neueftem
S6nitt In ie6er Aualitdt unb at iebem
preiie; fetne ueber5ieber; moberne 0i=
te; unteroeug Der Saiion anaepabt;
molene unb leinene 9emben, 3rapats
ten unb ale bic anberen 6erreusSoilets
ten, Mrtitel. paneoaf G 9obn erbaIs
ten ibrea slut, bic leiten5e Jirma ibret
Bran9e gu fein, aufre6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03

1niern $500 s9ub ftibren tpir felt
8 Sabren unb garantiren iebes Paar.
Nu9 1T Bel uts ales In 9amen., 0ers
REM, 9naben= unb Mdb@en @6uben
su finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
YrdROent untersei6uet bic MeRintep,

YrdRoent untersei6uet Die MeRintep.
8in.
3. Der Graf bon paris tommt in
Netp Oort an. sgsgsss
6. @roBe Geier beg rDeuil9en 9ugs"
in auen 2anbestbeilen. -@eneronientes
mont bon 2alteubOrn tpirb preuBil6er.
Rrieesminifer.-9 McRinlep .Sarif
tritt In Strait.
-. @r6fuung BEG iociaIofmntrati,
f@en portettages in 6aile.
Il. @ntbaauus bss Setting 8 Dent.
mails In Berlin.
Is. Der Poli3ei6ef bon Gsp 9tles
ans tptrb BON StaIienern erfaoHen.
II. 8eri6tliGe @nt}1eioung geaen
bic probtbitioniten iiber bas Original,
gebin6es@efe in Ranias.-Der Sultan
bon 3an5ibar tritt feline 0obeitsre@te
tber bas Rdfengebiet an Deutf6lanb ob.
20. Wn%erfennung Der Mepublit grQs
flien bon 5eiten @ngtanbs.
26. Moltfes 80. @ebuttstag.
20. &6nig WiIbeIm III. bon 6ouano
EfegleruaGsunfdbi9 erfldtt.
III f@@Nr 49,
" oDember.
4 WdbItag; bemotratifGe Siepe in
aHen EBeilen bes 2anbes.-Nieberlage
BET Reconsideration In Nebrasfa.
6etaog Mbolf BON NaTau Nutunft
In Qfetlbura.
Nrof Rod iritt nit feiuem 6eils
fo5 lir SubertuIoie Dor bic Oefent.
ii@feit.
9 0ofprebtaer gt6ders ablGieb.
10. Der beatI9e RoiIer tritt als
S9uIrefOrmator ahf. = Go6graoige
Qufregung on ben europdif6en 86tfen.
IL. 8anif on ber gfeftenb6rie In
Nep,Oort unb aablrei1e 6aaiten. -
Gusbru6 elmer &eboIution in 0onbuz
ras.
IL. WiBmanns Nbreile nod ORafri.
IA. = G6nigin emma BON Solanb sur
&egentin eingefebt.
Is. &riis Der 8dnffirma yarina
Bros. & SO. 81 Gonieea gum erfter
Yrdfbenten Der braRlianif9en &erus
blif ermdblt.
II. parnea beg Gbebtu9s i6nlbis
b%efuuben.
De3ember.
l. Der grdHbent er!dBt feline Sob.
resboti6aft.
2. Wieber. gr6fuung beg &si@stags.
-gr6Fnung Der G9uImGnner Gonfes
reno bur9 Raifer Milbelm.
5. @miu Pai6a an Dietorias See
eiugetrofen. = Nnertenaung ber Ser.
Staateu bon gratlien bur@ Dsuti9s
Lamb.
10. Ser @onsreB nimmt bic Sabats
ifeuer > &abatt.giQ an. = Die erfen
Suotulationen NIT &o9i9er Compile
In Nem. Oott borgenommen.
II. Iufruf aur @rtpburg elmer britt
ten partei bon bet Garmer : Nliams ct.
IaRen.
Is. Der SnSianerbduptIins Sitting
8ua get6btet.
II. Die Hsu : Gintbeiluugsbil i'm
Reprdfentantenbauie angenommeu.
Is. @ebart bes fe@fen Gobnes Rais
lee Wilbelms.
"a. Der prdRbent erIdBt feline @eIts
auslleQungss Protlamation.
20. 8lutiger 2ampf nit ben Snbia.
nern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
r~ ger Mtumber & N Of4e;r

sD Ser plumber S. 6. 0ttfins,
Wo. 20 Npeuue 8 nabe poff : Office,
bat, uin ben gefteigerten Nnfprh9en,
bic an fem @eiddft sefteut ,perben,
na6tommert gu f6nnen, fi9 nit einem
tti@tigeu Ga6manne, Qerrn Sbomos,
aReciirt unb pirb Die setp6bnli1 5ui
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIifums ole Nuf.
trdse%rai@ erleOigen. SeIepbon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
CINDERELLA g@nb StGre,
gde DIT 9oufonfitaBe unb Nbenue c.

BB 2ntle 9obIen So per Come
McNaiifsr Slad unb Spite gemiidt 81.
-Snbian Serritotp Roblen bette Quas
litdt $3.50. penn: Nntbrdcit Roblen
$13. @benio bas bette trodene Sfen=
un6 gor6 8rennboI3 au niebri8ften
Breiien bel Carr & &nber{on
IA BurleionsS traBe. Selepbon 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
0emtid> @meli5de gdnle,
Gan Mutouto, Feras.

Gun Mnt0nto, EeraF.
auersannt ti1tise eebranlaIt fir Radb,u
anb MdSdtn; felt hrcibig Sabrsn in reast
Mirtiamfeit. gcrtreff;Ge peSrtrdfte unter Sc,
pabrter aeitang. Der enelii1en Spredae hirt,
Die Der oeuti6en, boHe Re1nuna e~etraoen,
GussrScm llaterrtht I'M @pauifden. GiniSer.
E,aben bo1bsrsitets GdIler fnhen teSefaeii
aufnatme. sGtere Austnnft ert5eilen Ser
8. Groos, 8rSibent beS SduI 0ereanDes
uno B m. Sarbed. Dirsttrr Der alpaaIl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03

.DrClQrffe
Settle &mr!! GtabIirt 1851.
aeime @ ebabr. { 81. aonis, gso.l
- Ser resulars, lang etablirte
RA SSa0 At5t uto 2Snnoarst
6sbeSoA yodb ole
n.s|s4e1fimgpnerOO8e
Observation-Disclosures
qlltt sSfaSRftte0a9a9ettleitg9CEtol
/; ;; 81; q; ; +;
@stfrafflns Istbens .uel6e pie &ebensfrdfte sera
let, folten Jofort ben Or. Glarfe foniaIttrets.
9erseAf nfd,ti gerpenfranfbeitea init ober Dbne
] Sssas'ssss ays eSss t S sss%lfss|sa Hns s ssiIs a 81 r ,sssn:
MetbpDsn NIT ME nesia8emSem GrfoIs b~s5anSeIs.
Mdnner lit mittlereu Sabren, Ds ,ss
\ Wnpenf DUB tie GW 0eu f6pt8SW b9ltE x4W8tQ9UGtfA0a
gen, Snbissre.tonen. aSss s~siftise,1 llebsranf treass
| lns Ieiben, fnSssn ben G9ttor NIT ber @erft4erang
fonfuItiren, baB fe rafde 8%efermns nnb etne psra
| tttatsente &efIuffg ertangen tDHne1, ruefn titenfdts
HOE 0~ef3iaHd6feit Siss ~ t5an i'm stanbe 1T.
Mlte Mdtter, i ssa 3&sis 81 sss SsiIs , aas sst 'ss5.
teruns ftnbea utb spirb IN Dielen 6aaen strs perMas
sssss9si ass's sla. s sssslsiIassIsssfssi, Dian assss a asss's &C.;
| ntebttinii9en &ert unb benz Srageboget.
E4E-- Die .fAredfiden fpptnitifdben @ifte
unb ane fHIimmer 8iats urb 8antfrantbets
ten tuerbets pousonmet cbne Amed5ilber pertrtes
bens UerseAt nfdf, baB btefe fDredlidBe
bebanbeit,. Elm Vl,1db far Sas gesenparfies
nnb BITE TO tstRenSen @ef@Ie9ter If. :
co.. lffle s.ns.atirItdbet Gntleer,,ngem werben
Prompt obne StStHng In bsr 8ernfspfli4t beboben,
glte @leets. Strtttaren nnb ale arantRsiten be,
@ef6le9tssSrgaae irerben phne NahtbeL fit ben
@ta8en, bic Ntesen eSer onSere Gfsaae tartrt.
co. Seine @rpeefmente. Betne gefbtedtei
.pereen nit 8erfdbwtessmbett Abebaneett.
q AIter ash Grfabrams bee alr5tes fisb put
aOtd2tiatstfs
sassa 81, e 81, y ssss s% @siassEsi s ssss Sis siassa0hs''s'
&N- S1idt4 Cents IN pojttnarfeit fir has be-
rfibiste Bid ttber s5rpnifdbe, lern5fe itnbs BEETLE
Rranfbsitea. &cnitItatiott perfDnlt@1 o6er brief
ie.he Sunrbell Eairirf: Effte uub Gprse6ssHniner
Ioatsn mad Dr,GIarfs' . bsra5intsa @estosiisriaiaen
gar Mdg q nnS Srs:asn, isSera q Stsg beiss aa.
SAL Scenario .anpertrauen,, tonialtire1 Sic o..
glarfe. Gin freanbIi9er Brief ober 8ein1 Moa
Sbnen 3ufiinftise Sei6en rNb Stanbe erfparen unA
Sbreul 2eben gol6ene Sabre EtnsufI9en. Mebtainen
perhsn aberan bin p%erfanbt, 10 bab bet ShbaI. nidt
sonmtass BON 8 bis u u5r.f MSs:ifirt erisfe "a:
#. ID. CLARKE, d. D..
BIG 1-2 Chestnut Str.. ST. Louis. Mc.
w NeutSh iDirb 8eiprlden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-03
Ger %. g. HairhiIh. OsfoInnI

&ans.. idreiot: Sd fit feds 8oGen
on eniainbli Benz &beumaiismus un6
NOR ~beitldeerig, bod purOe Id bnrh bic
GnDenbuHg Don st. Satobs : Del ges
betlt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
-
BREEITIES.

j. Harvey Jones and tho Crawford
brothers, charged with horse stealing,
will be arraigned this morning at tho
mayors Office before Squire CAMPER.
The Salem lodge of Good Templars
had picnic Yesterday on tho dummy
line between Salem and Roanoke.
Messrs. j. Ernest Walker and kill;ap
have entered into partnership to carry
on collection agency in this place.
The mountain fires which have boon
raging for tho past two weeks have OK
tended almost TO Salem. Thew wero
burning on the edge Of the b. and O.
Land company's property yesterday.
N. d. Barnett sold two Improvement
Company lots yesterday, ono to Mrs.
Ballord and another to Beal & Nicholas.
DR.. j George, of Danvillc, is in tho
city looking after his investments here.
c. M. Knox. of Richmond was re-
gistered at the Hotel Lucernc yesterday.
r. Dolin is moving his confectionery
establishment to bowers old stand.
Miss Carrie M. Bayley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Lee Brand,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
6 ALIEN NEWS.

on Union street, returned to her homo
in Hollidaysburg, Pa.
S. Landy has moved into the hand
some new brick store of Prof. Crabtree
on College avenue.
II Fell, secretary and treasurer of tho
South Birmingham Coal and Iron Com
pany, was in Salem yesterday.
Ben Tice had the end of the middle
finger Of his left hand mashed in joint
ing machine at liockman's factory yes
terday. 1t was cut off by DR.. Baird.
Joe Duncan, of Denver, Col, is visit
ing w. ii. Terrill.
Mrs. L. a. Roberts is attending the
sick bed Of her father, Chas. IL. Page, of
Giles county.
Brick paving is being put down in
font of the Allen block.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
THE IRVING LYCEUNI.
An Interesting Meetin; on Thursday
Evening.

The Irving Lyceum met at tho Misses
Palmer's Thursday night, and the fol.
lowing were present: Misses Burks,
Chapman, Julia Burdctte, Johnson, Ger
tie McCommon, Bessie Moon, Annie and
Mattio Palmer, Roberts. Wight and
Mrs. Frank Chalmers, and Mcssrs. Bar
nett, y. S. Burdettc, Darst, Floyd, Ham
nah, Johnson, Montgomery, Moon,
Pechin. Roberts, Saunders. IT, c. Smith
Stcarnes, Wight, Web, ter and Taylor
Before the disposal of the musical
programme Miss Mattio Palmer was
elected 4 member Of the Lyceum, and
the following committee on programme
appointed: Mrs. Chalmers and Misses
Logan and Wight, and Mcssrs. Webster,
I'd. Wight and Rush i'urdette.
Inc next meeting will be held ut the
Misses McCommon's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
Perfect Site for Industrial Purposes

On trunk line from Philadelphia to
New Orleans, and from Chicago to
South Atlantic scaboard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
EincN for I'nst ID. ivinr.

Thomas Bruce, of Roanoke, and
Henry Davis and j. Il. Snyd, r, of Sa-
lem, were fined $3.50 by Mayor Youn.
g r yesterday morning for fast driving
The previous day on College avenue and
the Bonle, ard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09
RAILROADS.
n 4 4 /: W AarfoIksWssternR

az r :iR. +. agIlClkzWGSlGfn Mn.
E7N1Xydx2zx7u1
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY Ii, 1891.
WcstbOund, Lowe RoanolSe Daily.
7.50 Il. III. Arrives Radford $50 n. IN; Bristol.
Lib D. H.: connects with Z, T. " q
Il. H. Il. for all points South.
1910 n. ~, Arrives Bristol 40 p. IN. Stops at
all stations. Connects at Itadford at
1910 p. III. with Now River train,
GAO p. IN, Arrives Bristol 11.20 p. m. Connects
with Il. Il. V. & G. r. Il. for all points
South.
North and, Eastbound, Leave Roanoke Daily.
8.20a. M, Tor Lynchburg, Petersburg Rich
mOnd and Norfolk Connects with
v.M. X. Il. for Washington.
O.$o a. IN. for Hagcrstown, Harrisburg, Phi1a-
delphia and New York. Has through
o Pullman Slecpcrs.
AZ pm. Daily. Arrives Lynchburg $50 D. IN.
o.4o p H. for Basic. Shenandoah and interme-
diato stations.
1l.45 p. IN. for LynchburK, Petersburg. Rich.
mond and Norfolk. Connects with
Y. NJ. II. X. for Washington.
ll'oo p. IN. Tor fagerstOwn, Harrisburg, Phia-
qelphia and Now York Has through
PULLMAN 5iecpcrs.
Office or to w n R1eVITTT ione"'
Goneral Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25
ALL FOR A YOUNG CONVICT.
Iowa Ex-Congressman's Wife Takes Up
With migrate Turney.


DEs MONIES, Iowa, jan 24.-FSpecial. l.
Chester Turney, the young convict who
caused Governor Larrabee so much trouble,
has now brought about the separa-
tion of ex-Congressman C. H.
Gillette and wife. Turney was
convicted several years ago OF larceny, and
sentenced for long term in the state
prison. Mrs. Turney demanded of Gov
ernor Larabee full. free and uncondi-
tional pardon of her son. The governor
agreed to do so if she could get the neces-
sary petition. She succeeded in doing
this, and soon had a formidable list Then
the governor refused the pardon. and be-
came involved in a controversy with Mrs.
Iurney, IN the course of which he pub
llshed his record i'll the case. She then
had MN arrested on charge of libel. and
alter two trials the governor was acquitted.
Among the women most interested in
the case of young Turney was Mrs G. II.
Gillette, whose husband is brother to the
famous dramatist. She gave him
prison, and placed him in the Office
OF the Iowa Tribune, of which
Gillette was part owner. He refused to
share his earnings with his mother by the
advice of Mrs. Gillette, and her sons in
gratltute almost drove Mrs. Turney crazy.
Encouraged by Mrs. Gillette, young
Turney endeavored TO have his moth
er adjudged insane, but was defeated
by the evidence of Gillette. who had tired
OF the fellow. So strong was the attach
ment between Mrs Gillette and the ex-
convict that Gillette expelled Turney from
his house, quit his wife, and is now ar
ranging for separation. Mrs. Gillette is
brilliant woman, and was instrumental in
securing her husbands election to con-
CreSS
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The Northern Pacific Levies on
ALI His Property.
SUIT ON PRoMlssoRY NOTES.
Midnight Fire i'm Spokane Falls De-
str0ys Forty Thousand Dollars.
Brick Block and Contents Burned
Cigarette Fiend Sets Fire to an Ore
gOn Church-W. &. 7. q. Reforming
North Yakima.

WALLA WALLA, Jan. 24.-For some time
II has been rumored here that the North
ern Pacinc has been pressing the Oregon
d Washington Territory Railway, the
Hunt road" for payment of large
amount of money collected by the latter
on freight delivered by the Northern to the
o. & ". L. Late Friday night writs of
attachment were placed in the hands of
Sheriff McFarTane, of Walla Walla, to serve
on all properties belonging to G. w. Hunt,
III Walla Walla county, among which are
his interests in certain warehouses lying
along tue line of the Oregon and Washing
ton Territory railway and certain lots in
Walla Walla, including Hunts residence.
These attachments were sworn out at the
instance of the Northern Pacific, and were
to secure notes given by q. ". Hunt to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. the first of which was given
for $4,000, and executed April ., 1885,
The second was given ON the same date for
$3i, 900, and the third was given May /,
1889, for $4,000. the three notes being pay
able on demand
Sheriff Mcfarland and a deputy left
Immediately for Hunts Junction and
Eureka Junction, where Hunt has big
construction yards, and ON arrival there
attached all the material and personal
property belonging to him, and also at
tached all the grain platforms and ware
houses along the line
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In the House.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 2I--[special Fifty two meu1-
bers were present when the roll was called this
morning.
Petitions were received from Klickitat, Whit
man and Lincoln counties. asking for the pass
age of railroad laws
A remonstrance against any appropriation for
the Worlds fair was read from Dixie Farmers
Alliance: also a petition for iute bag factory
from the same source; referred.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
Fl. r. No. los. by PIummcr-To provide for the
assessment and collection of taxes; referred.
III. b. No. l0i, by Painter-Providiug employ
ment of convicts in the penitentiary and making
appropriation; referred
GENERAL FILE.
On motion the bill relating to justices OF tha
peace and conStables IN towns OF over 300 in
habitants was taken up for amenement After
short discussion it was laid on the table
III. h. No. II, by Flummerfelt- Making an ap-
preparation for per diem and expenses of boards
of county commissioners in selecting and ap-
passed
IL. C. r. No. s. by Thalman-To extend time
of legislative sessions; minority report against
resolution adopted.
S. g. r. No. Z, by Dyer-Relative TO chairmen
of standing committees who shall visit the state
university; concurred in.
III. J. 4. No. -, by Thalman--To allow the
state to contract Indebtedness in per cent. of
amount Of taxable property of the state. God
man submitted minority report.
Powell moved To amend majority report by
inserting 81 per cent" instead of 's2 per cent"
After discussion il was made special order for
Tuesday at ii o'clock.
III. B. No IS, by Powell-Relating TO civil ac-
tions against the state; passed
s. II. No %, by Judiciary Committee-Provid-
ing for distribution of session laws and journal
OF 1SSsI-90 and of code of 1881; passed.
Adjourned till i0:S0 o'clock Monday.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, Jan. 2i.-FSpecial. l.
There has been something of a scandal
here during the few weeks past over the
action of the board of school directors in
purchasing block for the site of the new
school building at cost of SIS, ,000 which is
generally considered exorbitant In its re-
port today the grand jury hauls the board
over the Goals and says the members have
betrayed their trusts. The grand jury re-
grets that there is no law to reach these
people, and demands their designations ON
behalf of the public good. The two direc-
tors attacked are George II. Jones. the
well-known attorney and formerly member
of the constitutional convention, and Milo
T. Ward, recently principal owner of the
MorniHg Leader.
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filed an intervening libel in the ease of
Robert Mccullough VS.. the Steam Tug
Rip Van Winkle. Coburn claims SIS and
Nelson Sis. The tug has been released
under bonds. Suits aggregating $500
will probably he filed in the United States
district court
Wednesday evening at the First Congre-
gationai church, Miss 0lof Krarer, a native
Esqulmailx lady, will lecture on "Green-
land, or the Frozen North.'
DIR. Culver, agent of the Union Relief
Association, has been appointed guardian
of Alice C. Chase, the child who was
adopted last spring by Mr.. and Mrs George
Chase, she being the daughter of Catherine
Hummel and Frederick Hummel, de-
ceased. Mr.. Chase died recently, leaving
an estate valued at $4,000, and ii is said
Mrs. Chase put away the child in order
that she could claim title 10 the entire
estate, instead of one-half thereof.