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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16
nadb.m er .inen fpr.d.nb.n glid mis

na6bem er sinsn fprehenben Bid mii
itinen gesleitern eepedielt bate. sd
uno meine Greunbe bier baben @runo
III olaubsn. bab Sic in Se;ua auf
Sbre Gruu Shmeiter erauiam ee.
tdui9t noroen lino. Seantpprten Sle
oieie 6rass. i'd bite Sic ernftli6 Dos
rum! Wie lanse lit ss Der. oab Sic
bon Waoamc Gourtin ielbIt sinsn
grief erbalten hoben?"
DtuOame 6srron bliite eridreft
aui.
.gs III -ss III pisls Sage Der. ieit
Mooeltlne mir isIbii geihriebsn bat"
.Sas pubte ia!" riei Suuioisr.
.Mein armss Sino. bereiten Sic iid
auf cine ernlie Mittbeiluug Dor. Wie
ib Sbnen ihou 9eiast babe. iino Sic
erauiam setdui6t wOrben."
,@etduiht2 9Das 1T Waoeleine su.
seltoben2 .. iassu Sic es mir. msin
Serr. i'd bite Sic. laiien Sic mid
ni1t in FOLDER Spannune."
,Sbre S6wstsr If toot!" murmelte
Supiuisr beiisr.
.SOot2 SD fam es niat slau-
ben!"
.Gie 1T ermoroet porosn."
Waoame 6erron lsste Die Sdnoe auf
Die Srult unO it0bnte.
,Was iugen sic. mein Serr? Gs lit
nidt mosli6! @epib. sic irren ii6
Waoeleine 1T am 2eben uno mobl uno
eliidlid, ibr Mann. wclAer iest bel
9lltioe lit. bat es mir eeIa9t."
sn oieiem glueenblid trat Milter
Sruisl laneiam uno ieisrlib Dor.
sd babe etuas bier" iaete er.
uno 3Og aus ieiner Srulttaide Elm Ya=
pier. oas er entialtste, .mas ullen
3peiiel loien miro, Sabeu Gie
Wutb, Maoame! Seien Sic ltart! Sic
iperoeu pieleidt ale Sbre Sraft nOthie
babeu. Seben sic bier! grternen
Sic onrin Sbre S1peter?"
Der Setectip bate eine Photo9ra,
pbie Der ib0nen. junsen 6rau mit=
sebradt. pelhe in Der 8illa 2ob &op
ermoroet woroen mar. Sieie Yboto=
qropbie mar baIo nod ibrem 500 an=
eefertist woroen uno Wliiter Yruiel
batte ein Bib erbalten, bas er beii6n=
big bel ib tru9. IS mar Elm bortreh=
lid sslunssnes gilo Der Grmorostsn.
ME lie auf ihrsm Ystt eefunoer nor.
ben mar. nit loien Saaren uno tpeii
auiseriiiensn auasn; iawarss @trei.
| fen bs,sitnetsn Die @unosn oui Der
lin.sn Seit, oes Salies, bitter eridisn
bic Wano. bon psldsr Die Gsitalt uno
bos @slitt o.r grmoro.t.5 iia .s5bait
Gbhoben.
Ytaoams G.rron farrh bas SiI:
OF.
.gs 1T Wloslein.. msin. Sdps:
Eer!" idr;s Iie auI uno fi.l bspubtios
| in Tuotuier's Nrmt. Der ibr raid rd'
Der sstrs;sH mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16
0Ortiesuns folst.)


- unter Der l1eberf6rift:
Ser Ipisl bes paris" er3dblt Der
.Sdr" ioloenoe ilsine Sofa.itidie.
gu 9sbjsltsn oss isliesn Saiisrs Wils
belm fano einii cine Sb,ater=guiial.
runs isiner llrenlsl in Gsmsinidalt
nit elel6altri9en Sinbsrn oss Soilrei-
les ltatt. Sie 9hbne mar tlein, aber
alerlieblt. Elm paiisnoer Sdauplab far
bic Sc; tun9tn Der rcijenbsn ilsinsn
G4auiplslsr.8 .8sicllidaft. Sie Serrs
idaIten, iotpis anosre Idter unb 0lilt.
ter, Sntsl, 3anten unb @sitpiasr Der
Gariisler batisn urIade, Guiss Su er=
parten. osnn Die Miniaiur=9otinnen
Suno. Gsnus uno Minsrpa waren Don
osr Wihli3tslt ibrer 9luisaben aans
our6orunscn, uno Der tnollbe puris,
oarssitslt pen Dem ptln;sn Gitsl.
6risoria. Ssiste cine 10 erObarties
Rubs. oaB giiemano siusiisln ourll,, er
isi Der rtdts .Wann", nm nit Mlrot
Der .,Shonltsn" Den glpisl Der gris Su
rsidsn. Die 0undbruns bsgann uno
ssipunnt lauitRn aae 3ubortr, aIs
Der sntihsiosnoe auosnblid bsranlam,
mo Der mOosrne paris Den perbananiBz
Dollen Gpid Der S66niien hberrslden
iollie. gpeld Gin itiirmiibsr geiiall
ober puroe unisrem fleinsn, reioluten
@eiberieinos baretbra6t, ole er nab
einigem Seiinnen obne &iidlidt auf
Ole Seiligicit Der uraltsn Wlptbe Die
6rudt Usripeiite, iiatt our9 lleberrei-
dung osrielben an bic roienbetrdnste
Tenus unter ben Simmliiben Die
nothi9e 3pietradt gu fden = Sdtte
i'm arauen Nltsribum Der i6one Gobn
oes priamus uno Der Setuba aebanoelt
tuie Der Sobensollerniproile, 10 wdre
ben 8ottinnen man6es neioil1e Sers=
ilopfen, man6er srauiame Ha1eaet
erlpart geblieben l.s
aus5iielider YergIeid.
ye3lrtsamtmann (auf Tiiitaton):
y 9as III tuabr, liebe 2cute, plaqen
miibt Sbr Gud idon; aber mir Se.
amts babcn'5 aud ni6t leidt - mir
baben Roplarbelt; bic III nod idpsrer
= bacon peritsbt SIR ni6ts!" =
Bauer: .3a. 8 isll tenn / ido' aud,
oaB oses bart is! Drum idllttsln aud
unlsre S6ln allemal D. a0pI' msnn /
ibna 8 Sod aufle9'!"
llnerwartete @enouno.
gr (am Sahnbof Su ibrl: nSm Der.
acrssnsn CONNER bait Oh iait jsoe
WoGs aus Carlsbad orihgenoe Yrieie
UNI 0sIo all mid 9eribtst; - ni6t
wabr, liibs gmmp. ois5mal mirit gu
49," Sic VinlaIIeno): .SsIssrapbi.
rsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16

Gin befannter ioetaIt.
itil6er Wanoerreoner bat bic @epobn4
belt, in feline 8ortrdse itets cine Mn.
3abl @itate aus ben Heoen uno Bro-
i9iiren ieiner beriibmten @enoIen obne
Auelenangabe einSufledten. Sm pori=
gen Sommer fam er in Die Shtueis unh
belt aud in ct. Gallen einen l1nqeren
Yortras. Sin dlterer 9iirser Der Staot.
luelder i'm bereit5 tpieberholt reben ae.
bort unb feline Gigen!biimli6teit tannfe.
nabm, wie mir Den 81. Na9r." ent=
nebmen, ieinen YlaB gans nobe an Der
Seonerbiibne elm. IS bauerte nidt
lan9e, bis Der 9soner ems ieiner ae7
liebten Gitate bonn Stapel lieB. ,Oas
1T bon @atet", i1altete Der alte Serr
nit lauter Siimme elm. Ser Spreder
tuBte, fubr aber in ieiner &ebe FORT
-Sas 1T BON 2aNalle", ertlarte Der St.
9aller, als bnlo barauf Der stpeite
fremoe Geoante folste. Ser &sbner
bib ii6 auf bic 3dbne, iebte aber bic
&eoe fort. pSas 1T bon 8saamp",
muBte er bel einem britten MusIpru1
bOren. Sept tuuroe er treioebleih unS
mari benz lGitisen 3ub6rtr tuiitbenoe
glide su, ipann aber ben Saben ieiner
Reoe fort. n9as III bon 2iebtns9t".
bernabm balo oarauf bas Yublitum,
Dies mar nun Dem &ebner bod su piel.
er biidte iid nod bem alien Serrn
binunter uno Iagte in befti9em Some:
rSie unberi9dmier, menn Sic iebt oas
Maulnidt balten, 10 merle id Sic aus
Dem Saale binaus!" - ,Oas lit iebt
bon Sbnen", fam oarauf rubig aus
oem Wunoe oss gllten bic grtldruna.
~ Sinaus9egeben. rWaein
Serr. Sic ideinen ridt gu iuiKe1, mas
li6 9ebort! Sd babe gu 9auie Rnigees
sum9ana nit Wenlden", = id min
Sbnen oas BUD auf abt Sage ieibenl"
- ,Sebr 9iiti9! S0nnen Sic es Denp
10 lan9e entbebren2"
Nus einem 8 beoter be-
ri9te. Su Dem blonbeslodten Saar
fab Die aiiulilerlu seraos,u psriidens
aus.
= Sn China leben qe9en
tpdrti9 1929 Siir9sr Der Der. Staaten
oapon 400 in Shanghai, 1856 in Sien-
Elm uno IS in Canton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16
G1wsIitr! Su biii 10 sTidlid nit Se.
nom outeu Ollfine un0 if1 IN pIeuol"

S9ip1Het' - zap ~ Sibut'Np httt Oes-
mem outen Ilcioe, uno ib 10 eleno!"
,Sie niinidsn pieleidt 3u wiien,
tuer Der bier erpdbnte Wloniieur &O.
ouette iit2" fraete Wabame 6srron,
Die Sbrdnen suriidordneeno. .gr 1T
elm Sanoelsreiienoer, Der NIT uns in
eeIdditlidsn Sesisbuneen itebi uno nit
oieiem llnssbeuer. bem Manne meiner
Ghweiter. pobl beiannt it,"
Monlleur 9upipier fubr tort:
Ser ;ipeite Brief. gleidfaGs aus
2onorn. it pom 10. October oatrt.
Gr lautst
rGnoli9 cine Tadri6t. msins
| tbeuerite Worianne. 8, i6 bate
Redt. nidt auf Si6 un6 9lltioe gu
| b6ren. 9u iuiinidtsf. i'd iolle bel
Sud su Sauie bleiben. uno niht
mebr OIL ibn bentsn. 9lber, tpie tonnte
ib bas2 Wie war mir bas m6elid2
SD cine 6rau llno bod teine 6rau!
gr lit uno bleibt mein Mann, 10
idleat er aud seeen mid gebanoslt
bat. Wiiroeit Oh eintpillieen, Sid
aui iolfe Weiie fir immer BON Nleioe
su trennen? glein, id femme Seine
Natur beiier. Su tpiiroeit i'm auf Der
ean,sn @elt iu9en. SD bate nidt
10 melt su iuden. i6 bin ielbit nod
nidt mehr. als bur6 cine StraBe bon
2onoou estommen. $50 alaublt Oh,
lbaB id ieine 9lbreiie fanb? Wun. in
5einem groben. oiden Bud in rotbsr
IGinbanbs aui beiien 9edsl eeorudt
ftcbt: .4orebbu9 bon 2onoon". Sd
fano ieinen 9lamen nit iebr fuenig
Muhe. = uno. tbeuerfe Marianne, id
bin biz 81 ieinem Saus eeeaneen.
Sente Dir. er bat ieln Wort sebalten
9ls er mid perlieB. idDur er. er weroe
iein 9liif MAIDEN uno oann mid ab=
holen. 9ld, er fam ni6t sur.id, aber
er bat iein Slid sema6t. gr pobnt
in einem sroBen Sauie, nit. einem
md1tigen Yortier OIL Der Sbiire. ipei=
der speimal 10 groB lit, als 9llcioe.
| SD fann Tir mid. ia9en, tuie mein
Sers tlopfte uno sitterte, ib tuasts
faum su ipre6en, oenn i6 erpartete
ieoen 9lueenblid bic Stimme CHARLES
Su b6ren uno iein @eiidt 3u erbliden.
gr III bon 9onocn abpeien6 uno brinsi
ben Ssrbit in eipem Sssbaosort, gla=
mems Sanobant. NJ, bos mar glles.
,uas i'd bon Dem srobsn Wanne riub-
rem fonrtt, 6enn natiir!ib tpollte idJ
riht iaesn. tpsr itb fsi. aus 6ur6t. ea
i0nre Gbarles riBIallsn. SD braude
Dir nidt gu iaeen. baB id nod Sano-
bunt ssb.. cher i'd fitrdte mid elm we-
mig Der msinem pornsbmen Serrn!
9,Qss. mas i'm umaibt. 1T 10 eroBar-
! tie. pie tonn i'd bofisn. oab er nit mir
armsm @sisn suirisosn iein wiro9
| Sd ienne i'm gu gut. ols oaB id ibn
| inmittsn ieiner oornsbmsn Sreunot
| uberraidsn m6dte. Sssbalb babe i'd
| fir jebt ben 9tamen unisrer lleben.
, psriiorbensn Wutter anaenommsn rnt
psrM mid i6m boriihtls nabern. Sd
iann nod nidt ia9sn, tpohin Sl:9sj'
nsn nd6tsn grlsf abrsilirsn ioait,
uber, wsnn 9u idr.ibf, 10 idrsibs an
Waosmoiitlle Waoeleine 6aurs. Su
wirit isbr balo pon mir meitsre Na1=
ridt rbalten."
Der gri,f idloB nit Wusoridsn
| Iarsferlhsr 3drt!idfsit.
llnasoulois uno nit tisfem SntersRs
s,iH Suuibisr gum ndbiisn unp lebten
Srisi. M!t elsibsr Spannune er.
partstsn Der garm uno Sruisl biz
grtldruna oss 8sbsimnihss. Der brittle
8ri,f mar bon Der g.aa Bob 8op 9e=
ihrisbsn uno batirte ucm 90. Sr.
totsr.
OOrtiesun9 folst.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16

Mts Waoams Gerron Ea tr6oli
bate. brad lie in heitisss Weinen aus.
ocrn a5er srsriii il, pi6Bli9 ere @utb,
elm Eurlt nab &ats.
,Tas llng,aeusr!" r;eI f., ySas
grcuiame, ubi9eulihs ilns,hsu.r! .,
msins oym. MaoileiEs. meins 1rms.
erms SAwster, Gu ioait ssyd4t psr-
osnl"
vWir fno setummsn. I'm Sansn oa=
Bel Su beifen, msin unelidliass Sinh. i"
iagts Subipisr. .er iOll Der Gsrettis=
fsit ni6t sn!sebsn."
.ad, uuo isbt lit CT nit altioe au.
Iammsn." iasts Wuoame 6:rrOn nit
.irsm Sdouor. nib siitsre bsi osm
bloben Gioan!sn."
,Ssisn Sic unbeIor9t UNI bic Si=
herhsit Sbres Mannes! Ssnsr glenoe
tuiro nidts esesn i'm unternebmen,
boia bat sr gum Slid teinsn 8runo.
9srubigsn 81. ii6 unb Ieibsn Sic uns
Sbrc llnt.ritiibuns! g. 1T ipidtis. bab
mir gll:s pilisn, mas ucrssiaasn III. I"
$50 bin bsreit. Su iprsdsn." id9te
Maoame 6srron. .Maoslsine muB
s.rddt peroen, oas 1T Al,s, mas ib
psrlanse!"
.9on ipsldem Sage NOR bu Iebte
Srisi. ben Sic bon Sbrer Sdmsitsr
srbieIten, oatirt?" fraste Supipisr.
so babe ole Die Srisis bon ibr
oben." erwiosrts Wlaoams Serron.
..tommen Sic nit mir, Sic iolsn lie
Isben."
Sic lieB ben 9aben unter Der Obbgt
eiuer Sienerin unb iiibrte lire Stiuher
in einen tleinsn Salon i'm eritsn Stod.
bsNen Genlter uuf Die Strabs sinsen
uno einen prdbtigen Nnblid Der alten
9athsorale botsn. Tann nabm iie aus
sinem Shra1t sln Yaist Brittle.
rSier ilno Iie alle." lasts lie, lib
babe ttine GsbsimniHe msbr Dor
Sbnen, Sic uno Oieis Serrsn miRsa
Iie leen."
Sie Ssrren iebten fi6. uno Supi=
bier iibernabm es, bic Srieit Der gr=
moroeieu laut porjuleien.
Sic paren in 3drtlidem Some &c.
I6rieben. wie oas srpiiden Shlucfcrn
natirld III. iuel9e iid ibrs eebeImltes
8soaiNen. ibrc Soffnunsen uno gs=
Iiirdtun9en mitt1eilen.
Ser erfe grisi mar oatirt bonn
Gharine=Grob.Sotel in 2onoOn, Den
IL. October. gr mar turS:
sd bin woblbebalten nnsetommen,
meine liebiie Warianne. uno letter. als
je in meinem gntidluB. 9u tennlt
bsier. als irseno Scmanb. meinen
0siitss,uitano. ieitoem Wonlieur Ro.
qustis uns mitsetbellt bat. er babe
Charles in 2onoon seisben. Wcniisur
3oaustte tarn iid nidt 9etduibt ba=
ben, er tsnnt @bGrlss 3u 9enau. IS
lit ibaoe. oaB er iuelier nihts bot er-
faArtn ionnsn. oils oaB Charles ben
9ldmsn an9enommsn bat. iuslden er.
nj, Oh psibt. eetra9sn bat. eas sr Iib
a!s 6ran3oie naturaIilirsn litB. Gber
oils Saint Nlban peroe lh tin iirosn,
es IN msin Sdidial, i'd f!ih.e CO, nit
oieism Wanne nod einmal iuiamm,n=
sutr,iien. Der mid 10 erauia1 usrlnhsn
bat. 0as unssbeure 9onocn eritysdt
mid, aber ib babe Nuts. 9os ps=
Mig, gneliid. oas i'd in frlaertn.
slidIideren Sassa selernt bate, I'm
Gbarles 81 esialsn. bot mir uun0.r=
poa asholien. 9st, fir mid. ta,usyits
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16

.Sie SungTrai mar bon nabrbafi
beriidenoer S6Onheit. Gternen aleidI
itrablte ibr elusenpaar, iiberi6attei
BON ebenbolSI6marsem 9abenbaar.
Sbre 2ippen iuaren iuie reife airiden
unoibr Sopfden fpieste iid srasi5s auf
ibrem i6lanten S9manenbalie".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-16

Sir So9u Sunter. Ssrr Euoieisr
uno Der Setectiu Sem Sruiel eslan1.
ten Obne 4uisntbaIi ooer Gbentsaer
bon 2onoon nod Galisfcne, naG
gouIusns unb nod qaris. Tcrt Bile.
ben lie iiber 9loht. neil es gu ipat par,
um an oemielbsn Sage nod Sours
peiter su rsiien, uuo auberoem. neil
Die Reiienoen gr6oIurs n0tb:g battsn.
6rlb am Worsen warsn lie jsoo5
tuieosr aui, uno nod msniaen Gtunoen
ilbrte iis Der 3us Dem fernen Sours
;u, oas in eiuem la4enosn, prd6nsen
9bal. Iiset. oura isIHs ate, sotbiias
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
Children's Party.

The residence of Judge and Mrs. j. III.
McLeary was filled to overlooking last
evening with bright and merry children.
1t was party given by Misses Helen and
Sarah McLeary to their schoolmates and
friends. Invitations were issued to one
hundred and fifty children and specified
that to 10 O'Clock would be the hour.
Promptly at six O'Clock the children be-
gan to gather, and at half-past six there
were 125 present, whose ages ranged
everywhere from 4 to IA. Miss Helen,
who was a perfect red bird in dainty
gown of red silk trimmed with red tulle
aDd wearing red slippers, and Miss Sarah,
beautifully attired in dress of blue silk
trimmed with white tulle, blue slippers,
were excellent hostesses, making their
guests feel won Ter u ly at home. . One
large room and an enclosed gallery were
used for dancing, in which majority OF
the young people participated with the
greatest enjoyment. Those who could
not dance spent their time in playing
games, romping and having good time
generally. AT about $3.50 o'clock refresh
ments, consisting of the delacacies known
to be eaten by children, were served.
After enjoying the delicious viands they
again commenced the dance and kept Mr..
Artzt busy until 10 o'clock, when they
babe, though with much reluctance, their
hostess good night, saying it was the best
party they ever went to.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
CHURCB NOTICES.

The Travis Park Methodist church will
be dedicated on Feb. 2sth by Bishop J. s.
Key. This church has been completed
and In use for several years but never
yet formally dedicated.
Travis Park M. E. Church, South, cor
ner Navarro and Travis streets, w. w.
Pinson, pastor. Services at IL a. m. and
SIP. m. by the pastor. Sunday school
9:3O a. m. Young Peoples menting, 4
p. m. Thirty minutes song service at
night.
Christian church, Camden street, near
Madison square. Services every Sunday
at 9:45 a. m. Y. p. S. G. E. meeting at6:3O
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
p. m. j. c. France, pastor.
First Presbyterian church, corner North
Flores and w. Houston steerts. Rev. j.
y Lyons, pastor. Services at IL a. m. by
Rev. DIR. Garfield of New York. There
will be no church services at night. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Young people
meet at 9:45 p. m.
Ebenezer German Methodist Episcopal
church 2:30 Villita street, Rev. Otto
Riebe, pastor. Sunday $3.50 q. M, Sunday
school. Preaching 1890 a. m, p. m;
Thursday p. M, German Episcopal
League. Thursday p. M, prayer meet
rus. n WOiCohiC w Ill hSSe
ings.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue G and Pecan street, Rev.
G. G. Mclean, M. A., minister. Preach
ing, morning, IL; theme, Home Diets"
evening, 7:30; theme, ANSWER to Infidel
Objections to the Bible" Class meetings,
10 a. m. and 2:15 noon. Sabbath school,
$3.50 p. m. Young Peoples's Epworth
League prayer meeting 6:45 to 1880. Pews
free. All cordially invited.
Westminster Presbyterian church, on
Garden street, opposite King William,
Rev. r. M. Hall pastor. Services tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock and at O'Clock
in the evening. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. Everyone
cordially invited to attend all these SER
vices.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, 1924
Soledad street. Services tomorrow: Sun
day school $3.50 a. M; preaching IL a. m
and 7:45 p. m; Young Peoples meeting,
p. m. Revival services will be continued
every evening next week. M. b. Preston
pastor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
James Davis to the Front.

To the colored republicans of Bexar
county: / suppose you have seen by the
newspapers that our state convention has
been called to meet in the city of Austin
on the Sth of March next and in view of
this fact, our county executive chairman
has deemed it advisable to call a public
mass meeting to select 16 delegates to the
state convention, thereby leaving off our
usual custom of holding primaries.
Therefore l wish to say, knowing you as
do, that although you may see and read
the call, when the time of meeting comes
somebody, and it is likely to be those who
will do the most kicking, will not
be there, this is why l used the word
colored at this writing. While what !
say is meant for all republicans, Il intend 1t
especially for the negro, because when
advise with you / don't feel that am as
Stunning, but rather complying with duty,
hence | say let US attend the meeting
which is to meet on March 81, at Rische's
opera house. Therefore,, let us attend
and act in the interest of good govern
ment, and be sure that we cast our vote
for no man, who is in opposition to us or
any measure pertaining to our interest
and welfare.
We ought also to look into our
local landing a little and try
to find out il we can, as to our nonentitys
both in county and city. We, as race,
are out of it altogether, it seems. So l
suggest that since in Bexar county ig-
norance is no bar to holding office, that
we as race stop voting, or by the eter-
nal, have some of the offices. Therefore,
deem 1t unnecessary to say more on
this, because you all know as well as do,
and even better than | can tell, what we
have to do. So let us go to the meeting
and do it. j. K. DAVIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
Deaths.

February 1S-Jose Flores, aged II
months, died of la grippe on South Flores
street, 1st ward.
February 1S-Mr Otto Peterson, aged
80 years and 4 months, died of consump-
ton at SIT Oakland street, 4th ward.
February 19-Mr. William Ziegler, aged
As years, died of heart failure on North
Flores street, 1st ward, without the at
tendance of physician.
February 16-Henry Mangle, aged "a
years. died Of old age at county hospital,
4th ward.
February 16-John E. Downey, aged &c
years, died Of pneumonia at 23s Austin
street. 9Th ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Deals and the Prices They Bring
G. S. Hough to j. M. Stawn, lot 10,
block 81, Lopez street. $3.50
Richard Battersby to c. s. Hough,
lot 10, block "a, Lopez street,. $50
Axel Meerscheidt TO c. A. Stieren
one-half interest in lot 13, block
1, Meerscheidt's river subdivision 375
B. f. Deamater and wife to r.
Meyer and wife, lot 4, block 1, on
Presa street. ....... ............ 1900
Chas. Lantz to M. X. Sinner, lots
IA, Is, 16, II and IS, block 20, in
Geo. M. Mavericks first addition 500
j. R. Busse and wife to II. c. King,
lot IL, out of original city lot 80,
between West Houston and Ia
valla streets. GOO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
Building Permits.

Geo. King, stable, corner OF Olive and
Wyoming streets, 7th ward.
Herman Lager, addition to dwelling,
Maverick street, 4th ward, $3.50.
Ada Seay, dwelling, Mulberry avenue,
9th ward.
r. Meyer, addition to dwelling, Callag-
han street, 9TH ward.
John Leon, stable, corner Of Salado and
Ruiz street, 3rd ward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-19
The uuestion of Corsets.

Within recent years, since the question
of hygienic dress has been taken up b,
women of good taste and an attempt ha
been made to secure utilitarian dress tha
should be graceful and beautiful, the ques
tion of corsets has been much discussed
Many women have totally abandoned the
corset, contending that there is no need G.
any such support, while others believe il
TO be necessity of graceful dress. anC
state in furtherance of their opinion thai
even the ancient Greeks wore cincturC
under the dress to support their figures
The matter, Ike great many others, easi
ly rarrows itself down to Individual condi
tions.
The tall. willowy figure of graceful
trim build may easily afford to dispense
with a corset, while the stout. less com
pactly built woman becomes a caricature
without one, or without some equivalent
support. A great deal depends upon the
corset. The most radical dress reformers
usually substitute whalebone waist foI
the manufactured corset, or they orGer the
dress waist to be 50 thoroughly whaleboned
that it gives all the support OF the corset.
So there is simply substitution Of one
whaleboued waist for another.-New York
Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-19
THE COTTON AREA

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 1S-The farmers
convention met yesterday in representa-
tive hall. After electing Dr. w. L. Kern
chairman and r. ]. Martin secretary aud
the appointment of Il committee on reso-
lutions, adjournment was taken. The fol-
lowing is the substance of the resolution
adopted: That the cotton crop should be
reduced one-fourth and the corn crop
doubled to the end that the money may be
kept IN the state; that II local committee
be appointed In every supervisors district
TO cooperate with any farmers organiza-
tlon towards etfecting a reduction of the
cotton crop. In view of the fact that the
mercantile interests of the south is
largely held responsible for the planting
of cotton to the exclusion of everything
else, they are earnestly asked to contrib
ute TO bringing about the coveted end
Merchants are asked to refuse to supply
any cotton-grower unless he will agree to
Reduce his crop one-fourth.
I'VE recommend" say the resolution
that all delegates to this convention use
their united and individual efforts to carry
into effect these resolutions, and that they
urge the people TO assist for the general
good in carrying out their spirit and in
Lentlons: that we recommend a thorough
organization OF the cotton growers OF the
United States for the purpose of reducing
the acreage of cotton to such an extent as
Will afford reasonable margin for profit
above cost of production. The legislature
is requested TO enact d law under which an
organization of tins character can be
founded. Several gentlemen made speeches
and ali agreed that ruin stared the coun-
try in the face unless the acreage of cotton
WAS greatly reduced. The opinion was
freely expressed that the last crop did not
pay for production and that the next
would not unless the quantity was mate
rally decreased.