davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-11
8.

= Nm 81. Nuguft pirb lit Mfebima
County iber bic 8erlegumg 6es
@ountpiibes BON Gaitrobile mad 6onbo
@itp abgeftimrit tperben.
= 9ie 9entofraten int Is. &ongreBz
bifr:.ft baben Ben N6tb. s. 9. Godriu
BON Sones @oIntD als &anbibaten
aufgeiteIt. = Sm 10. &ongreBbiftrift
pllrbe Walter @reibam beim 36A. 8alz
lot nominirt, ra6bem fem Name i6on
einmal 5uridgesoge.1 morben mar. Sie
&onbention fonnte aber au feiner @iz
nigung fommen bic Sreunbe Der bei=
ben &anbibaten Mpore unb Sbompz
ION molten ni6t na9geben, bis &obz
ion bon SaDette County ben Namen
Moore's auriid3og unb fir @re1bam
timmte, tpel6em 8eifpiel bic anb Zen
Moore@@ ounties folgtem. Sie &onbenz
tion bei9loB, ben 8ertreter int aons
greB gu initruiren, baB er fir cine 8ez
m~iaigung eintritt, bamit Der 8rasos
big binauf mad Waco bebufs S9ifz
barma6ung bermeiien merben fann.
: Wie Die rNeu 8raunfelier 3ei=
tung" mittbeiIt, bat 9err Sobamr
Marba6 bic fogenannten rTrio @apes"
(SrOpfffeins 90blem, lit benen un3dbz
lige 5lebermduie ibr Guartier baben)
%angefauft. Dieie liegea in llpalbe
County unb geb6rte11 friiher elmer e11gz
lii6en @eieQf6aft, pel9e aug benz 6lez
bermausmiit %tpertbboQen 0iinger ge=
pann, aber ipegen f6le6ter Geripal=
ting ben 8etrieb einfte1en muBte. Serr
Marba6, Der bereits friiber in Der
Nabe BON Davenport nit @rfolg bic
Jle6ermaus 96blem au~sgebeutet bat,
pir6 bic @eminnutg bes in groBem
Mfenget p%orbanbenen Siingerfofes III
ben nGrio @aDes" rationea betreiben.
Der 9inger 1T befanntli6 rei6er aIs
irgenb ein anberer unb belpnbers fir
bic 8emiiesu9t gu empfeblen.
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Gears
Soap

Die Raut mub rein lein;
ein ihones 6eiiht mirft
immer anmuthig.
menn mir inns nit gutter
SEIZE malchen, tperoen Ole
poren geofnet uno Ole Railt
Flat, aus9enommen natiirlib
bel franfen Seuten. Cine quite
9aut 1T better ais elm Doftor.
Die empfehlensmerthelte
SEIZE If Pears, Ole fret Don
2llfalien. Gs 1T pieueid2t
Sic ein5iee SEIZE in Der nelt,
Ole feine 2llfaIieu enthdlt.
IN Sdoen ieoer Dirt 81
haben, belonoers III 2lpo-
thefen, uno feute ieoen Ston'
oes eebrauden iie.
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STE 0emtidbeit tn ber gtabt Wertpal.
tuna tpu Can Mntuutp.

Sc burfte f9perli9 cine atpeite Stabt
BON Der entipre6enben GroBe In ben
Ser. Staate1t geben, in Der bas 9entf6s
tbum lit Der @tabtpermaltung 10 fart
bertreten 1T, uie bier in San Mntonio.
Noa bet II Mlbermer finb Z Seuts
fde, ndmli6 bic 9erren: Strip Sdreiz
ter, Nm. Mutb, Safob Meber, Mugu1t
@antlebem, gilbert 8edmau1l, gilbert
perf9 unb Wm. 96f1irg.
SDbaTn bat = mie aus benz fDsben
bore Isgegebenen 8eri9te bes GitDzNus
bitors fir bas lebte 5isfal : Sabr err
ii6 li6 it-bie biefige @tabt Dertpals
tane bic %folgenben 9eutf9en auf5,e
meiien:
Oscar 8ergitrom, StabtzM npalt.
Serb. 9erf IT,, 6 'abtzS 6abmeiter.
q. 81. gobel, Mubtto..
@mfao Sad, MFsHor.
Sc. Sutor, Miff:ntzGfefor.
@rnt &if9e, Collector.
6. &liefotb, MliEentzGolector.
Otto &ramter, Stabtsar9itstt.
ST.. s. 8raunageI, Sta6tzIrat.
parl preber, StabtSngenielr.
Srib Stuff, StraBens&
Sm ifdbtii6en Dienten fteben fermer
nod Bic folgeH1en Deutf6en:
sos. 6ettIer, ftd6tii9er part : Mufs
febe; Wm. 9ierer, ftd6tii6er 9ei6emz
beifatter unb Oscar &ei9elt, Mufieber
bes itdbtiiden Griebbofes. Sm Der
WaporssOff iee lit g. $. Marr als Niz
ffantsG 81 psGIerf angefteqt unb m Der
Yoli3ei 8ernaItung lit bas beutf6e
Clement 6ur9 bic Sefretdre permann
Seilignarn un6 Sofepb &obr bertrez
ten, ioipie bur9 cine Insabl bon poliz
3iiten unb Sanitdtsz Snipeftoren.
SebenfalS bat bas bieiige 9euti6s
tbn:a feinen @runb, fi6 iber cine gu
geringe 8ertretung in Der Stabt Ser,
tpaltung gu beflagen.
@eeham's Niaen iperben gut Der.
fauft, neil fie aud furiren.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Wort2 IS 1T
oas 9anbelssei6en bes
Gtnberella S9ubzP a ties.
Sa I'M Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
i6aftsfiQe berri6t u,tb mir einer gro=
BEN 8orratb BON S6ubmerf fir Ser
rem, Samen unf ainber an 6attb
baben, neuete Sacons nnb Muiter, 10
~perfaufen mir Maes aum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie baz
fir. Ollie Waaren linb ner u1b muir
ben fpeaieu fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
Sie preiie iin6 iiberaI 1T 3ablen amz
gegeben. Wer bi1ig u1t6 gut faufen
min. gebe gum
CINDERELLA 9dnb : Yalah.
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1dy- Menrt Semanb fem urb 81 ailz
mebmbarem preiie fpeiiem min, 10 sebe
er gum Mifiions= q arten. 0ie
9erren Nbciner & Saul, 8eiiBer biez
fes @tabliKements, balten barauf, ibre
8dte itets bolfommetr aRfrieben 5u ftelz
len. ollie iaiionmdBigen Delifatefem,
NuItern, Milb, Slide, @efligel &c firb
bort III Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu babem. Mablseiten tperben amf
Muni1 in bic Wobnungen Der aun6en
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbf6aft be%rbunbene 9 a r
r o o nj bic beiten @etrdnte, itets frif6eS
Bier unb feline Qiqm6re un0 Weime.
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California ; @eime.

MeimIiebbaber finbem elm groBes Go
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper im6t bic Meine
an Ort u1b Stele aus ln6 fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Meinai6ter. Ms
gmtem @enner selingt es linn fets, bic
beiten Snrten ausautpdblen. st fam
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 3ropfen perieben. &otbz unb
MeiB Weine in por3igli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.OO per @aaome = fret
ins 9ais geliefert.
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eyu ben borlomeutoriIheu Qrpi.

= Sn ben parlamentarii6en &reis
fen gerlins fiebt mait bic lebten Bisz
mards &eben als fi6ere 8orboten BON
8ismard's balbisem Gri6einen I'M
&ei6Stage ar, umb in Der prefe i6lieBt
man ii6 iberwiegenb bieier Meinnng
an. Sie bemOfretiide nGrortfurter
3eitpng" felt benz gr=aansler auf
@runb Der lebten. &ebe bas prognoiiz
TON, baB biefer neue 8ismard bel iols
den @run6idben, pie er iie nun perz
fiimbet, bon feinen eimitigen @esnern
nit ofenen Mrmem empfangem tperbem
wirb. Die fr%eiinnige preie BON Ser
lin ldbt freili6 dbnli6e Mnii6ten nod
ni6t bur9bringen; le madt pielmebr
ben ginbrud, ol5 IS ibr Dor Der @asz
fi6t, Der Iliirte 8ismard's au perbet,
idon iebt unbeimli6 piirbe. sic
fdbrt 6aber I'M Mgemeimen fort, ben
alien Grbfeinb mad ipie Dor nit ben
Wafen Der Sronie sl befampfem.
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Wnti5 an 2lac, tueldbe Iprnerumgcm
gegen Die gan Mntpmin &
Stranfas YaR 8abm : 3e>
icQSdaft babem.

Nas perionelt, ipel6e Gorberungen
gegen Die San Mntonio e Mranfas
paB 8abn : @eielf6aft ober geget
Die MaRenper!palter berielbem baber,
merben bier6ur6 erfu6t, bieielben bel
mir einaurei6en unb ben m0tbigen 8ez
tpeis bafiir 81 liefern, unb 5tpar entpeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Sorberums tpirb mad
biefem Sage angenOmmen ober ai1er=
fannt. s.. &. Iemin g,
0falter in gbaneerp.
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= Sd aogere ni6t, Gbamterlains
@olic, @bolera unb 9iarrboe &eme6p
benz pnblifum gu empfeblen. Sd gee
brau6te es felbf, na9bem a1tbere be-
fannte Mittel feblf6lugen, unb in uez
nigen Minuten mar i'd bergeitelt. Sd
empfeble es gerr auf feline Site bin ;
ni6t bonn finanaieGen Stanbpuntt aus,
benn i6 babe anbere Mittel, an wel6en
i'd mebr perbiene; aber @bamberlains
1T bas bette Meittel gegert obige 2rantz
beiten. @s beitebt fein 3meifel bariiz
Der, baB es bilft. - Sames 6orgD,
9ruggiit, Mc@eDtomn, 8enn. = Gum
Berfal1f bel S. &alteper & Son, 9onz
ling & Sloob, q. 9reiB, 8. S6u6arb,
Ut. Gobn & Co., S. S. Sarriiom unb
&alteper & S6u6arb.
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= Mls i6 i'm Npril in Big Sslanb,
3d., mar, befam i6 einen beftigen
@nfaa BON Siarrboe, tpie ME 3ubor lit
meinem 2eben. Sd perfu6te mebrere
befannte M}ittel, mie 8ladberrD 8ranbp,
paregorie, 2au6anum. obne grlei9tes
rung gu beripiiren. Meine @ufmert=
lamfeit uurbe iobann bur9 st. 6.
5inslep auf @bamberlains Collie, @boz
lera utb 9iarrboe &eme6D selenft, Der
es bort perfaufte, ur6 in flint Minuten,
tta6bem i6 cine feline 9o1is geromz
men bate, mar i6 furirt. = .. g..
8urfor6, 9arris Greet, Mmberf Co.,
go. Gum 8erfauf bel S. aaIteper &
SON, Doubling & SlOo6. q. 9reiB, s..
S9u6arb, &. Cohen & Co., 5. s.
9arriion unb &alteper & S6m1ar6.
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gr5bii6of gausbam bon Metminiiter
ben Garbinalss9ut berleiben.
- 8labftone 1T bur9 ben pribatz
Secretdr Der &6nigin Iictoria benaGz
ri6tigt porben, baB i'm bieielbe III
Osborne 9auie %empfangen perbe, TIM
i'm nit Der Neubilburg elites Minitez
RUINS gu beauftragen.
= 9ie S~ranapien bombar6iren bic
Stdbte unb Nieberlafungen an Der
&iite BON Dabomep. Sci benz Ser
fu6e eim Sort nieberaubrennen fam es
SIT einem erbitterten Sample, in benz
Die Granaofen cine gr0Bers Insabl at
Sobten unb 8erpunbete1t berlpreu.
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sdols' YaImem @artem 1T

S1pls' Yaimten : 9arten 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6em bon San
Nntonio nit ibren Samilien. Oie re-
gelmdBigen @berb Grei : &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e line itets
5ablrei6 beiu6t u16 erfreuen ii1 elmer
a(lgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Shuls' Salupn lit Der gr0Bte unb
lebbaftete in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
umb Wbisfeps unb a~le5eit fellerfrif6es
Bier, ioipie bic beiten Gigarren. Sdols'
2un6 erfreut fi6 allgemeiner Mnerz
fennung unb regei1 3uIpruds.
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gampsb Quinin Sair Comic,

bas bette Saarftdrfunssmittel Der @elt,
befeitigt S6uppen, perbin6ert bas
@usfalen Der 9aare, bel6leunigt ben
9aarmu6s, inbem es Die geiun6e Sbdz
tigfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe Slaf6e
1T nit benz Namer bes @rfinbers Osz
car Samosb berfebem. preis per
Slaf6e $1.00. gu babem in allen
Mpotbefen. Generals gentur i'm gitD
Drug Store, 6. &euB, SfzGpmmerees
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
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str@ft nab Oefansbett.

@snn Gie niat fraftis unh ppbI fhblen, 10 per,u6eu
@ts elettFts 8ttters. Wtnn Ste tte v8rippes aeidpdb
tat, nsrin4en Sie Electric 4ttters. Dies Mitfei pirtt
ltxtff auI bte esber, aut ben Masen nnb af bic Rferen,
8tlmdbts ~ srfhaeu. Menn Gte an nerpbiem aopis
ue5 JtIbens iperoep Sik bird Electric Bitters lhueae
Enb bauernee 0bt1iis lntsu. Cine prpbez Glaf&e pirb
Gte baron fbtr5eugeA tab bies has Mittei lit, fpefnes
&te oebrou4fu, Grr6e Glaf4en fur nur SO Gents In
bfr appt9etk non WbeIpb Dretb, Gbcmpfcn & Go. ~
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Ggcuriions : Staten.

Die International : 8abn berfauft
mdbrenb Der bemofratif6en Staatsfon=
pention in 9outon @rcur1ions=S idets,
giltis bonn IA. big Is. Muguit gu be-
beutenb e~rmdBigtem preilen. QSegen
Der gin5elbeitem iDenbe man ii6 al BEN
nd6iten Sidet@Ngenten ober an
8. S. Price,
u. Is. g. u. p%alefine, 5eras.
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Spmtbern Yacific Babn.
Nhfahrt.

I'D q II.
Sad NeipzO rleans, 9ouifon un6 Sal
beton tdsli6 1920 Na6m, unb 900
llbr Mbenbs.
Nab San Grancisco, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB tdslid 4:35 Ma6m. unb
10:3O T0rm.
Mnfun t.
Son 9temzO orleans, 6ouiton unb Gals
pefton tdgli9 1900 8orm. ,-nb 4:05
Nahm.
Son San SranciSco, 81 paio nnb
@agle Bab tdgli6 u .55 Wa6m. unb
5:15 Mbembs..
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pay Sas 9ameit : &omits fur bic
S6ulfeier nd6iten Samftag, ben 13.
Nugut int Miifionsgarten bat fir Elm
gutes MISUNDERSTANDING getragen.
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sg- Gisz@ream, 2imonabe, 8otple,
8ier, Wein, 2un6 &c. am Samtag,
ben 10. Augut i'm Miiiionsgarten gum
8eten Der beutl6zenglii6em S6nle.
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SmdleuS Mrntca solbe.

Cte bette Salbe Der Welt fir @Huttte, auetihuu.
sen, @efauhre, ptebsrs unb Saut. ausi&las, Sie&te,
betten; furirt Sdmorrbotben cber. tetne We1abluna.
Hbatse 3ufrtehenbett saranttrt pber bas GeI6 ptrb
,ardderftatet. 25 GentS pe S4a&teI. Gum Werfauj
Whpleiale.
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Bs- gu benz @9uls unb &in6erfelt
nd6ften Samitag, ID. Nugult I'M Mifz
iionsgarten 1T Sebermanrt einselaben.
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aas- Ollie linb pilfommen int Mifs
iionsgartem md6iten Samfag, ben 10.
Muquit.
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3. o. AbanlS an Soiepb Nbr,
@runbifiid an WefsGommercesS traBe,
$3.50.
DeuDer & g. u. Snbefmemt So. an
Sobn Subj, 2 grunbfiide auf South
6eigbts, 5000.
draneisfa Bitter an g.. 3immers
mann, 9beil einea Grunbfiides an
san 6abasS traBe, $55.
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- Mep. Samuel porter, Nortb Og-
ben, Did,, lit an beftigen S9mersen
In Der 6iifte. 9nr9 bic Mnmenbnna
bou 81. Safobss0e murbe er bauerm6
gebeiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-11

Die beuti6en 5amilien folten
li6 am Samftag i'm Miiiions : @arten
sablrei6 berfammeln, I'M BENT 9in6erz
feft beisuipobnem.
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Giitnbabm Tabr Ylan.
s. & 6. u. 8abm.

8. & q. N. 8abn.
Nbfabrt.
Nad ct. Souls pia Sror Mountairt
ober 80. 6. & S..-.5:45 MorgeHs.
Na6 ct. 2onis bia SrDn MonHtain
Mpute ...........6:00 Mbemba.
Na9 2arebD.. 1886 Horat.
Mnfunt.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Moumtain & 80.
6. & 3..............9:35 8orm.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & 30.
e. &S............11:2 20 MbetbS.
8pn Yarebo............5 :35 Na9m.
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@abl Mmseigen.

gir fino aatoriii,t Germ s. 8. McgaI
ais @anotoot fir @ieoerermdbluna fir bas
4iitt bes Sberiffs BON 8erar @o,intb at.
3ufinbigen.
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Matiirli6e belize s9tpefelzgaoer

lit Der utmittelbarem Mdbe bon San
Mntonio, neben benz Siibpeftli6en
Srrenaipl. 8ef0rberung per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli1.
8dber 25 @ents.
s. S6euermeper,
.. 8or 1889. San Mntonio.
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B9~ Wer ii6 nit BEN &leimem amiiz
liren mill. Der fomme nadftem Samitag
@bemb in ben Miiiionsgarten.
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g. u. & u. y. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.

Ma6 @aloefton, 9oufOn unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
INN 80 8Drm.
Wa6 CORPUS @briiti, Nranfas paB um6
8eebile tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonns
tags, nm............3:05 9ta1m.
Na6 4errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDHntags, I'm 100 Na1.
Na6 &errpile, nur Sonntags, nm
1880 BORN.
Na6 &errbille tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sountags nnb MontagS, I'M
1870 Wprm.
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#.

Bon @alpeftDm, 9oufton uitb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenOmmen SonntdgS,
INN ................S: 05 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus @briiti, Nranias paB unb
Beepi0e tdgli6, ausgenommen SDnnz
tags, um............2:3O 9fadnt.
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Bir iinb autortfirt. GERM @bas. 8.
gDffler als 8anbioat fir bas amt bes
Sdntes SmipeftorS an~satunbisen.
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8autes SmipeftorS a~nsatinoisen.
Wir itn6 autoriftrt, 9errm Mutton Mbam
als &aneibaten fir @ieberpabI fir bas Mtnt
oes Srteben8rt4ters bes l. Bre=
etnfts (Sie gan5e Stobt ufnfafenb) anau.
finbisex.
8ir iinb autorilirt, Serra 6. W. 0cs
glitter ais &anbibaten fir 8ieberwabI
Iar bas Imt bes 6 ountpri9t angus
fiinbisen.
Wir 1inb autortiirt, Do I. SameS Wc.
GloSfp als &anhibat fir baS Mn1t les
pn1tablerS beS 1. Yreeintt ansMaeiaen
Mtr itnb autoriiirt, Serrn q 60. g. 0ifs
& a m o n ais &anbibat fir bas Mmt bes
Oifrifts@Ierts bon 8erar Gpuntb an.
3utinbigen.
Wir 1inb autorifirt, Serrn 81. 8. Stans
ftelb, biSber County Sduliuperintembept,
als &anbibat fir bas Nmt bes @ouutbs
Sisters an3ufiinbigen.
Mir iinb autoriiirt, g. ". GeffeI als
&anbicat fiir oas Nmt bes 8pnitabIerS
oeS l. SrecinftS BET Der bebprfebenbeR
Nopembertpabl a%n3ufiinbigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16

Neun3ebnte Tortiebuna.
Nls bteler 8rief ieinen 8eitimmunqsort
erreldDte uro Die Negenten &unbe bon benz
Nor9egange1en erblelten, maren ie fiderz
ltb betroften. @rtenneno, baB man in cen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
Qnerifa.

ansanse aus @nbOlf @ronon's Seiti9rift aur 4ooid9ri.
gen Subelteter ber gntoecfung Gmerifas burdb
SbrtltOpb eOlnmbus; @srla9 Don MbeI
uub Wtuaer, 8elpa,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

spacious and opened BY door on . garden,
where the ladies Of the family were 81 the time
amusing themselves.
The only stranger present besides myself
was likewise an American, who wished 70 show
tne grand duke pump of his own inven-
tion Tor emptying vessels OF water He had
ms apparatus with him. including a tank OF
water, and was hidden TO exhibit its
manner Of working on the spot Ex-
pressing his readiness TO obey, he objected
that he did not know what 10 do with the
stream from the pump. Just squirt il through
that doorwayS said the Grand Duke. suppress
Ing chuckie, and pointing 10 the doorway
opening into the garden. The inventor
protested, knowing that the ladies were there.
put the grand duke repeated his command
with emphasis, so that there Was nothing for
MN to do but to comply. No sooner had he
thrown the stream through the door than
there was chorus of feminine shrieks.
and immediately the ladies came rushing out.
as thoroughly drenched as il they had been
bathing with their clothes on, the grand
duchess assailing her husband with a
perfect torrent of objurgatory epithets.
de roared with laughter and he declared, with
tears In bis eyes, that it was all an accident,
but she would not believe him. finally making
her exit In range, whereupon the audience
granted to myself and the man with the pump
was proceeded with"
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FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
Minister DENLY Says That l,O2a United
States Citizens Live There

Minister DENLY Says That l,O2s United
States Citizens Live There,
In view Of the suggestion that China might
possibly retaliate against the United States for
the exclusion Of the people Of that country
from our borders by expelling our citizens
now resident in the fowery land, there is
much interest in report newly rendered 70
the Department Of State by Minister DENLY.
According to his statement there are at pres
emit i'm China only 1,022 citizens of the United
States, nearly half Of them women. OF this
number 400 reside at Shanghai, ls6 Mt ITEM
Tsin aud rs at Canton. Nearly one-ha,f. sos in
all, are missionaries. % are in the diplomatic
and consular service. 6 are mining engineers.
% are in mercantile occupations, % are in the
Chinese customs service, 70 are seafarino
men, are ministers, 8 are machiuists. 2 arc
professors and 345 are .'unclassified."
According to the report of the inspector
general OF customs at Shanghai there were in
China, in 1880 l,l53 citizens Of the United
States, 3,3l7 British. 64s Germans, $50 French.
Al Dutch, 81 Danish, 304 Spanish, 1856 swedes
and Norwegiaus. l3l Russians. Is Ausrrians %
Belgians, "a Italians, 8s3 Japanese, 6lO Portu.
Ruese and Brazilians, total of S,0sl Thus
1t appears that there are only about eight thou
sand foreigners IN China altogether and there
are nearly three times as many British a.
United States citizena Inasmuch a. there are
1SO, 900 Chinese in this country il does not seem
likely that the retaliatory measure suggested
will be carried out
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truth, had he q particular inclination for
either. Why should he? Had he not come to
the conclusion in Melbourne that it was time
he settled down in life?
Was he not too old to wander about the
world unloved and uncared for? To setrle
down with and be loved and cared for by Mrs.
Pennington was a destiny to be desired. True
there was slight disparity in their ages, but
a man is as old as he feels, and n woman is as
old as she looks. The major felt thirty-fve,
and Mrs. Pennington looked a young thirty-a
very suitable difference indeed They had
both travelled, and were q man and woman Of
the world-another circumstance to be reck-
oned among the pros. A woman Of experience
and worldly wisdom, the major concluded.
would be more congenial companion for him
than a modern society young lady.
With his usual courage and promptitude
Major olympic decided to seize the first favor
able opportunity Of proposing to Mrs. Flem-
ington. reserving to himself. however, the
right of FIRST discreetly questioning her aunt
a genial, garrulous old lady who accompanied
her-as to their social position.
''Of course / know nothing of her." he MUIR
INJURED to himself, land" his sense Of justice
obliged him to add, "she knows nothing of me.
She may be penniless, but, hang it, have
enough for two moderate people"
With which generous thought he retired to
bed
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fear the major has not . very even temper"
have not remarked il" said Mrs. Flem-
ington. But I remember now that Major
olympic conf ded to me one day that the
only being to ruffie his temper is bore; and
do You know, Mr.. Sparkle, quite sympathize
with him." Whereupon Mrs. Pennington re-
turned to her book.
Tho day passed without the major leaving
his cabin. Some luncheon and dinner was
brought him by the steward, but sent away
barely touched. On the following morning, as
he still did not appear, the doctor was sent te
him. The visit lasted for a few minutes only.
When Mrs. Pennington met the doctor on deck
a.terward she anxiously inquired after the
patient
is the major better, doctor?"
There is no change in his condition"
''Is it a dangerous illness?
'Oh, no! not at all. 1t is an announcement
and unpleasant attack, but it Is neither dam
gerous nor. fortunately, contagious"
Then Major olympic will be on deck again
soon?"
Il fear not" replied the doctor. SIN fact I
don't think we will see much Of him for the
rest Of the voyage"
Mrs Pennington looked very disappointed
us Major olympic subject TO these attacks?'
asked her aunt, who had just Joined them.
Il don't think he has ever had one BEFORE"
replied the doctor.
And is he suffering2' asked the widow ten
derby.
''Acutely, but not physically. His sufferings
are OF the mind" And to avoid further ques-
toning the doctor beat retreat.
This sudden indisp ostlon of the majors is
very singular" remarked the old lady. Per
haps l ought to tell you, my dear. that Maj.
olympic confided to me his intention of pro-
posing to you. l advised him not to be too
hasty; to wait until you had seen more Of each
other. He has evidently not spoken to you on
the subject, or you would have told me-"
No. he has not, replied Mrs. Pennington,
with heightened color.
Il think you like him." said the old lady,
who was at heart match maker.
II like him very much" answered her niece,
simply.
Mrs Pennington spent very dull day.
Sparkle devoted himself to her, but failed to
enliWn her. His wittiest sallies fell dismally
Nat; his most ludicrous absurdities we're re-
ceived with sadness. In the evening, however.
he was more successful As they sat on deck
together at about 10 80 Mr. Sparkle joked aud
Mrs. Pennington laughed. suddenly they saw
tall and unmIstakable figure wrapped in
long overcoat The widow lnvoluntarlly rose
to her feet.
is that you, Major Dymple?'
There was no reply. The figure quickly dis
appeared.
Rest, rest. perturbed spirit quoted Sparkle.
Mrs. Pennington retired to her cabin in an
ger and modification. having made up her
mind that the majors illness was pretense
and that his object was to Svoid her.