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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Mnerlei.

-gta9 finftdsigers ibung bat lid bic
@robloge Der Dbl Selloms am 6reitag
bertagt. IS mar cine 8el9dftsperz
iammlung, 1T ipel6er bic finansiellen
unb anbere innere Nugelegenbeiten bes
Srbens CUR Spra9e unb &erbanbIung
famen, Sa6eit, Sic ttur fiir bic Mitz
glieber bes Orbens SntereFe baben
f6nnen. Inter ben 9elegaten bemerfz
ten mir Die folgenben 9eutiden: 8.
8ruenfant, 8renbam; g. 8. @reiner,
paris; Mareus 6auier, B.Wolf Sal
Defon ST. &eiBner, g.. MBma1t, N1s
fin; Gb. 3enfer, Sat1 Mngelo; 8.
paul, 5latonia urb Nrbere.
Mm Sreitag fam Der &e6tsanz
malt SDiepb $. @ilior bon @alpeiton
bierber unb beranlaBte bic Nusgrabumg
Der 2ei6e Otto 9auiers, mas int Bel
iein bes Stabtar5tes 8raunagel unb
iei1es 4ififtente1t gei9ab. @ilion err
tldrte, CT banble i'm Muftrege Der Sas
milie (9auier ober Bablemsfi2) umb
seigte fi6 fonf febr f6peigfam. gr
iiber5eugte iib babon, baB Der 2ei9e
stpei 8orber3dbne feblen, nabm Yroben
bes 9aupts unb Earthquakes unb reiite
ipieber nod @alpeifpn anriid.
= Serr u. g. ignopitp, elmer umlez
rer uttternebmenbfte unb forti1ritts
li6iten 8iirger, mpbnt Der Siefmaferz
Contention lit @rattias paB Bel urb lit
ielbfberitanbli6 entbuiiasmirt iiber bic
Musii6tett, uel9e ii9 Der Stabt gan
Mntonio ufb benz Siibmefen er6fner,
fails bortielbit innerbalb fur3er 3eit elm
9afen bergeiteIt tperben folte. gr bat
liberal gu benz unternebmer beigeiteuz
ert. 9a GENTLE @praroeitem biz gum
Npril getbar fem miiHen, min man
ferner auf 8euiqigung bonn GongreB
re6nen. 9err 9ignomitp meint, baB
Die Wi6tigfeit bes proiettes - iiber
pel6es bic uGreie prefe" perf6iebente
lid IN ldngeren Mrtifeln beri6tet bat
ni9t aagemein alterfamrt tpirb, tpdbz
renb es bod iiberaa lebbaftes SntereHe
ertpeden iplte, Die pobltbdtigen Sol
gen tperben nidt ausbIeiben, tpentt eimz
malber Siefwaferbafen CUR Sbatla9e
gemorben lit.
Muf Ser Sabrt bonn 8abnbpf mad
einem 2ogirbauie ftarb am Sreitag Der
Gieb5i9ter SDbn 8. Suaiban bon
aarnes Gountp in ben Mrmeu ieiner
Srau. Ser Mann litt an Der S6minbs
fuft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
0eiumbbeit TIT @eiAtbatt

Or. 9. 6. Wefs gerpenz nab @ebtrn : anr it ETA
pfc, nerpIie Neuralgta, a~ppff@merjen, nerp6fe t1ebers
retsuns unb abfpannnng, peruria4t bur& ben aberz
nndbt9en @etub BON GlfpbpI pber Gabat GGIaflpts=
in Wabuinn ousarfet unb alsemetnes Glenb, Sieas
tbum unb Sob bertsifhbrt. G8 If AUD elm SeilmitteI
5egen frhbteitige5 Gltern, gesen nnfruHtbarfett, JTs
ppten3 bet betben @efdleAtern, Gpermotrrrbpea, pers
nrfa&t bur@ sei|fise neberanarensuns pber bur9
Susenhfhnbsn. Sete S4adtel eutbdlt BITE Sur fir
etuea Mpnat. Sl.O0 bic Saa9teI, cber 8 G9aAteln
GBtr sarunttren, baB 6 S&adteln ieben Tal better
rerben.- Britt ieber B~efeunns fur 6 S@aatsin, Die BET
une nit benz yreile ~eiuIduft, ienben mtr benz 8eiieIer
nE{eren fhrtftltheu @arantie : G&etu, baB tpir bas
Gelb suridi9tden, penn has Maittei feline SeiIaas Be-
wirft. SplAe G@eine perben nut anssefeat ppn
@tt1 Drns Stcre (GiuStse M9entea) 80. s Gaa
gpnlaerx Street, Gan Mntpnfo, Terns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Sftmols bort naa Iasc,, @atents
Wcoieintn leicu unr fin llmuiiienbc be'
rsitet. 8is atr5te beitGrfen oos Bubli'
FUN III ioieieiu @9alt6cu.
n9n 9anse @i@t l9eit", 10 tr5a9lt
mal ms, riit IN 9fd5lEcn Gro0e nts
piIIcno, iobalo mcoieiniiGc @iiienidoit
in gctrad)t fomlut.
gorausseiett MN, bob 0ics Oer 6all
iei gBas eit franfcr NSAitb beoarf,
1T nidt @iiicnlAaft, ionoerp 0ei(mts,
uno Bic GrSnei, bic ba Gcilt, if tic M}es
bi5i,l fit sen Groufeu.
Oh. &icrcc's @oloen Wlebicul 3iss
eopesD 9cilt rcie ba 9louben@ uno neie
ba Mid)t %glonbea". ga 9ibt e8 fein
3meifeln baran, fein r@eun" uno
pM69liderweiit".
Gs oerli6crt : SD fam hid Beilen,
IobalO eu MIR meinen Nmciiun9c,,
folsit'.
giedeidt periost eS gttcgcntlid. Die
Seraeller erfabren GicS icood), weun
es seidicbt, neil iie %uic,ltolS ba5 Gcb
bcbaltcn, menu bic ar5nci Sic @irfuu9
pcriast.
anseuOmmslt, bic Ger5tc Ganbeltsu
nadb bieicm Grincip. (2sir FIFTEEN be
aer5te im Ser5ei9uns. IS mirDe iid
spODl faum nad)en }
@irssn, 0i,ien NIB itbe enDtre
strt BON Gatarlb iut &orIc wito raoiful
ge9ellt burd) DR.. Cages @atarrb Stes
me0g. 6aiaf5i9 @ents. Sci stpot5e.
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
California Weime.

Weinliebbaber finbeu elm groBes 2az
ger BON feinen California @einem Bel
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamoe
plasa. 9err Mfeper fu6t bic @eine
an S1t umb STEELE aus urb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der @einsi6ter, @ls
gutem &enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beiten Sorten ars3uudblen. ST fam
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einent
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbz nnb
@eiB : Meine in por5iigli6er Gualitat
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @a1one = fret
ins Saus geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Sic neue srreuanftaft

1T bon ben Staatsbeamten ullb benz
8erpaltungsratb am 6reitag pffisiel
iiberuommen pprben.
@Oup, 5000, S6abmeiler Wor>
tbail ut6 @ontrolleur McGaQ iparen
ST. Dem 3tpefe BON 2fultin bierbergez
fommen.
Ser arteiii6e Srunnen bat cine
5iefe bDn 1750SuB ultb liefert 100, 900
@allonen @afer, Oas aber lparln 1T
es seigt 103 Grab Gabrenbeit. Ser
8runiten iol nod 80 SUB gebobrt wers
rem. 3uglei6 nil man aber bic @aiz
ie%rleitung BON @ustelungsplaBe aus
big gum Nfpl ipeiterfiibren lafen.
Sir bic Srainirung bes plaBes nad
benz 6lnHe 3n tpllrben $4,000 ausges
febt.
Bon Der Stabt nod Der 2nitalt iol
cine birefte GabritraBe etablirt merben,
fpel9e bur6 bic 6arm bes 0errn Gb.
8raben fiibren wiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
.. u. & u. q. 8abn.

u baDff.
Na6 @alpefon, 9ou1ton unb @lere
tdgli9 nm..- .-...-..9.55 8orm.
@a6 CORPUS Gbriti, &odport unb See
bile tdgli9 tim. ......1 80 Na1m.
Na6 &errbiae tdgli6, ausge1oma1elt
SDmntags, um.--...-..5:0 100 9ta6.
Mnfnnft.
Son @albeton, Soulton unb @uero
tdgli1 um ..........6. 40 Menbs.
8on CORPUS @brifti, &odpprt 1trb See
bile, tdgli1 UNI 2.55 Na6m.
8on &errbille tdgli6, ausgenomrten
SDnntags. .9.45 Gprm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Columbia @eiebts.

ollie 9ieienigett, uel9e @runbhiide
auf 6en Columbia 9eigbts au faufen
mini6en, tbun gut, ii6 Dor Dem Is.
3. Mts. gu t1elben. Na6 bieiem Gage
wirb Der preis fir iebes 8aulot auf
Sc" lf1b mebr erb0bt perben.
s. 8. 81 IT 0 m
General Manager, so. 9, Otz6ouftons
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Seri6hgumg.

9err 6. Glider ipra9 beute lit unz
ierer Office bDr unb erfldrte, baB Otto
9altler BET Tim niGt als 8arfeeper att
geiteat mar, ionbern baB er Dem mittelz
loien Mann fiir bic 9auer ether @o6e
in ieinem 9auie Soft unb 2pgis gab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Southern Yacifc : @abn.

Nbfabrt,
Na6 Netp=S Orleans, 9Dniton mnb @al=
pe1tpn AS 9prm. nnb 100 Mbenbs.
Mnfun +.
8on NewsS Orleans, 9puitpn nrb Gals
peiton 700 Gorm, unb4: 05 @a6m.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 San 6ranciseo, 81 paio l1mS
eagle paB ...........4:35 Na9m.
Mnfun t.
@on Sun Sramcisco, 81 gaio uni
eagle paB .--.....-.5.15 Norm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
@rmmbetaeutsmms . mesertraauuaea.
SEQ. 0nImig an Gmilie 3ibelmann,

8eo. Snuntg an gmilie 3ibelmann,
2 @runbitiide at @entrezS tr., $4,000.
Carl unb 9elene Soldier an Mbanl
S6latber, rs Nder 2anb am Gibolo,
1926.
s.. 8ogel, als 8ormunb fir bic
aippar'i6en Grben, an pauline Mez
Der, @%runbitiid oil @cequia StraBe,
$500.
6. q. Sicelnf an @milie 3iesler,
Grunbftiid an 6riOs urb @babeSeS Ctr,
$1,000.
$. unb 6. glmenbprf an Grnlt @i6z
ter, 5 @rumbftiide auf Columbia
9eigbts, $50.
6. &. Cane unb Mnbere an Geo. q.
Stumberg, @runbltiid an Der gde bon
@omal unb &uissStraBe, $1,400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
thinner Dokturia.


gttuirft permitttIR Gprnpatbie bic erfara.
Itdfen Wunber,Suren ,ti1o 60 gibt Feline
Rranfbeit, bic ie nidt beiIen Fam. eie
eraielte ieIbif Ut iolden Sauen poutdnsiae
Sstlnns, mo- Bite Gerste ale $oFnuno aufgt
aeben batten. Gosar aber ben Ocean rad
Gnropa 1T ibr @ubnt gebrunget uno fie miro
pielfa1 bon bort briehid conjmItirt,
Tragt fe IN allen 2ebensIaaen
I'm 8atb, benin tire tpeiien RathidIaae
brtmsts, tpenn bsfolst, lobne Amsnabms
fi6eren GrfoIg.
Collie Sud bur6 Seinoe ODER 5onfipie
g1aoen 5usefi9t tperOeu, babt ibr gei6dft.
Itds ooer Gamilien-G orsen ooer YroaeHe-
tommt au SSrau Sabine, ie biIft Sud.
Gle 1T and sMr sl~nfinoung pergrabsntr
Sbabe bebilfi9, eibt Slid in Beften ,lre
a0tterie; perbitst 8ranfbeittn ane I'm
glt6sfaue ililo bef0rbert 0as Geoeibea Dee
BiebeS tno fer Gaaten.
Spe3ieue &ufmerfiarnfttt rereitnt bic
Sbatfate bob Srau Gabine Die einaiae III,
bic 4IIes earantirt, ltpas fs latsis
Htmmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
@rtt110 Gtgemtbmttt.
.UldHenpermalters Derfauf.=

ueber 100000 @runb>@tgentbum tn Gan Antpnip nub ioiort
%seffauft %perbem; Der saase Sefs nro In Sbeuen unb g~runbtaden
ansebOten, re fe Der 8auier waniAt. @robe, gut e~iusertdtete 8rausrsi
NIT eutem atias BON gter; nett unter benz tptrfideu geertbe+
AnsgeSebnteS Drnderei> nb ltbpgrapbHdes @tabltiement, welaes
bic BETTE 8unbiaaft int @abweaen btt
Gntselesene @eIaaftsbduier ub grunbfade unb 8aupldee In
Der Wfttte nab In bn aubentbalen Der Stabt4 Grpbe Muswabl.
&ebnli&e Sferten itu nte pprber senaadt rpprben+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Nrbeit geiudt.

Gin iutger Mann iudt gef6aftiz
gnng bel elmer Samilie als &utfder
o6er @drtner. Na6sufragen in Ser
Office Der nJreien prelTe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Weindt.

Gin beutf6es Mdb6en fir Slide
unb lei9te ,0ausarbeit. 2obm $12
monatli6. Maberes gu erfabren bur6
9errn 2u6mig Mabnde i'm Mabndes
6Dtel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

aaT @enn Semaa6 fem unb gu alts
nebmbarsn Breiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum Miffipnss 8arten. Die
Serren 6beiner & 0aul, 8eiiber bic
les @tablifements, balteil barauf, tire
8aite tets bpllfDmmen sufrieben 81 itelz
len. Ollie faifpnmdBisen Selitatehe1
&ultern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &C fiilb
bort in Der belifateitem 3ubereitung ollie
3eit 81 baben. Mabl5eiten tuerben anf
Muri6 in Die MobnuHgen Der &lnbert
gelanbt. 4u6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiiewirtbI6aft perbuHbene . q r
I o o M bic belten @etrdnfe, tets frii6es
Bier u1b feline 2iqu6re urb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Sir bet Garmenal !

Seine Masfen 4nSiige iinb
81 biaisem greiiem gu permietber BEL
9enel & Seebe,
No. 20 unb 81 Commerce Straee,
eine Sreppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Mtan i6reibt aug benz reuBii6en
Oberlanbe: Sor ungefdbr a6t Sasei1
glarbte Elm in Der 4benbbGmmerurlg
BON 2obenitein mad 2i9tenbrunn ges
benbes 5tpan5igidbriges Mdb6en, cine
Stimme binter ii6 su borell, fonmte
aber feline gerion in Der Ndbe entbez
den. 9a erinnerte lie fi6 plObli6 bes
aldermen, lit Der bortigelt 8egenb perz
breiteten 4~berglaubens, bab es in benz
nm Wege l~iegenben Steinbru6e runl=
gebe" ,utb BON fiirdterli6er4agit ersrifz
fen elite lie atbemlos mad bemSeimatbss
orte. Sir befiel iie cine tOtale Nerbenz
l1bnlung unb tie ftarb, obpobl fir drste
li6e 9iife geiorgt ipar, penige Sage
fpdter an ben 8olgen Der @%ufregun9.
Dur6 Did unb Duna Iduft ct babin unb bolt ia Ell
nao Anrrnf nhaN fcAaoE,ma a,-.u ca III -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Sn meirer Yraris empfeble i1
gegen 2eber@ urb Nierenleiben, fomie
CUR 8lutreiniguHg bdufig Or. @uguit
a6ni9's 9amburger Sropfen. 3 %.
S. &apmoltb, Sc. 8, AZ sc. Gbefter=
Str, Baltimore, Mtb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Giienbabn Ta1r Ylam.
5. 4 6. u. sabn.

s. " ". ~. UHDH'
Mbfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Srom Moumtain
pber 80. 6. &S....5:45 Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2outs pia Sron Momntaim
NDnte .....-..6:0 100 Mbett6s.
Nab 2arebo 1855 Gnrm.
Mnfmnft.
9on st, 2onis, Srom Moumtain & sc.
6. & Misunderstanding 0orm.
8on st. 2ouis, Sron Mpantain & SO.
6. &S............10:OO Mbenbs.
8on 2are6o. 5:35 Nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Dr.. HathaWav
Spbm 8rpabfppf, N. D., Mfffent.
specialist oeS G1IestenS.

Sunse W1dnner,
tsel6e In Gplse BON
Jusenb > SInben
an Rerpenl9pdde
letben, ibre2ebensz
traft ~nntersraben
boben nnb tire
Mdnnlidteit rerlps
zen, fpufeu ben Be-
ribmten Or. 9as
ttapap ipfort cons
. iulttrea. 8eraebt
] ntGt, Nerpenfronfs
bet (mit pber cbae
! Erdrme) wirb ptfs
ieni4aftft4 unb
mad ben neleften
| Wetbnoen behans
| belt unb nit BEN
! arbbten @rfrIg.
GS fDmmt nt@t
Sna-.,e Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Gin Sober, rrelber ihpn ron Rbeumattsmus seplast
%lpuree, NETS bic Samerjcn gu mhroisen, uu6 aus,
nelHe te Salpattpn Del Sur SetIuus sebrau&t tabeni
'stnen eteIss au8ss,stanste 9eiImtttsI ~ S6dtsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

sas- ollie Sorten @ilb unb Slide
bel s. Smith. 209 Weit Commerce
StraBe.
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sSram 9lntpnte Mpfenbera.

ner 9amenzS tbneiDerin, ern>
pfieblt iid ben geebrten 9amen CUR 9(nz
fertigung aller &oitiime nod ben neuez
ten Moben auf bas @ieganteite urb Sc
i9madbonite. Oits@ommeree1traBe 234.
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g Qotis. o

frau Gabine befcret ale 8es
fbdfte perf6nli@ mne bat feiMem
MseHten ober Nartner. Mle BITE
lid bafnr anSgeben, ffnb Betrlaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

0ur6 Did unb Daua Iduft er babin unb Bolt Sb st.
men S6nupfen pber i~ebeufauS etnen Suiten. Sebp6
er tretB aud, hab Or. 8ua's SuIien Gprup Solds
Seteen raid turtrt. Tie Slaihe fptst nur 25 Gents.
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sarfii6e 8absr, 80 9ritte Strabe,
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MaairdJe @iirtsI

Der bon ibr perfertists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
rpr.1DEyr uARRI.oN.s MOVEMENTS.

Secretary Wallc or the Committee of one liuhdred'
received n letter yesterday from General Horace
rorter saying that owing 10 tho uncertainty attend
Ing President Ilarrison's attendance at the PUBIC d
ncr on Thursday night at the Lenox Lyce"m' JOHN
W. Foster. secretary Of State. would reply 10 'he
tces, "Thc United statcsD and that II Mr. Harrison
were no, nrescnt President Levi r. Morton would
represent Lin. The President hopes, however 10 DC
hero In time to review the military parable on Nedne'
day. but may find II necessary 10 return 10 WaSmhso
the same night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
cctturcs ano nlectinas.

A RYAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. IA Madison.ave
a The free public lecture sunday evening. Oct D.
at rs will lie delivered by Alexander Fullerton upon
1.-THE Common sense OF Thcosochy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
Amussmrnrs.


---.s-
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
uSlrtt.55 Fob iJ"TES
AND rs fsr? $fTlT!ssSfrroxs
orE Ey = (, oNStoTsSrkIi f. +, N"
of sF GRhs 80 p, aF
THE STATE dairy EXHInLr orv.
THE MA fiji sUFEp pTiLEEppsHss
MISS PARL0A'S FAMOUS COOKING LECTURES
g 80 to ) '30l. . -
The Attendants In Costumes o. AZ Ms,ons;, =
THE MOST ENORMOUS AND EXCELLENT. RlSPAAx
OF FS2R fHS9TT 10 EVEN 50 Sl cEHTs.
MADISON Square Garden Concert Hall,
WI Entrance 2Oth.st.. adjoining the Tower
%%$$::SSE|$$S##IEEE
tE$$ssHEsE
IN sR RASB ASSB PSFgkss 6SScEkk
soLois1s MISS L1 pEh RRSHHEvhIr AND si'''
BOX OFFICE OPEN TO. DAY. Ar4P IN.
PRICES, 80 cts.. 81 and 81 80. .,
TUBE ZEE AS Tbq sxESNEEExS GlLS p
P PSESySs nAHhGF Nusff hSaR s
H IT TRov fNR ~ taMiGxoNa AND WoRKs 81
LIST. GILLET AND SCHUMANN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
NO, 121 MADISON AVENUE
An Absolutely FireproOf Building.

There Will he for rent an apartment OF rooms on the
" JOHN CLEARY, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

The Hsoirtis Of Registry in cnch cleo.
ton district in this city and brooklyn
will he on duty from ~ "a. III. 10 % y. IN. on
Tuesday. Register early! Ehe other
days Of registration are w cumesday:
October 10: Friday. October ~. ana
SATURDAY,. October 30. do not put this
duty of until then! Register ON Tues
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-10-07
BIG SMUGGLING OPERATIONS.
Many Chinese and Much Opium Lande
on the Pacific Coast

Many Chinese and Much Opium Landed
on the Pacific Coast
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Tt has just
been learned here that the yacht Halcyon,
which recently sailed from Victoria with
smuggled opium and Chinese on board,
discharged its cargo at various places
along the coast and has returned to Vic
toria. The smugglers' ring at Victoria
actually ran in and sold in the Pacific
coast ports $3.50, 900 worth of opium and
$780, 900 worth of silk, besides landing so
Chinese, for whom they received 5000 a
head.
The agent who accomplished this work
was named Vruman. He made arrange
meuts for landing the cargo at small
places remote from customs guards.
The Halcyon landed portion of her car
go at or near Santa Barbara, another por-
tion Of it being transferred to a small
vessel in Puget Sound and landed in the
woods near. Tacoma This lot was sub
sequently shipped via the Northern Pa
cific to New York
The Chinese were all landed near Mon
terey. The Halcyon is now seized at Vic
toria for entering port without proper pa
pers. 1t came from Lulu Island, near
Victoria.
The voyage was the most successful
smuggling expedition known ON the
coast. The first owner of the Halcyon,
Mr. Whalley, is now living like prince
in Honolulu on his gains in smuggling
opium
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TENNYSON'S SUCCESSOR
Urged That the Mantle Should
Fall Upon Swinburne.
POWER TO APPOINT IN GLADSTONE.

ghe Premier May Not BE Inclined TO
Honor the Man who Has vinned Him
Az Austrian Wins the Great Road
Race Foreign Notes OF Interest.
LONDON Oct. THE room in which
the dead poet Tennyson lies is dimly
lighted with candles. Although the sur
roundings of the deathbed are solemnly
impressive, pains have been taken, in
Difference to the poets feelings often ex
pressed to his family, to avoid everything
suggestive of funeral forms.
The space reserved in Westminster Alb
hey for Tennyson is just to the left OF
Robert Brownings tomb. No memorial
service will be held in Haslemere on Sun
day, but it is understood that Bishop
Winchester will refer In his sermon at
the parish to the poets death.
The "Pall Mall Gazette" thinks that
Mr.. Gladstone will appoint Swinburne to
the Post Of Poet Laureate. 1t quotes
recent article in the "Speaker" by Mr..
Gladstone, entitled British Poetry in
the Nineteenth Century" After award
ing Tennyson the palm, Mr. Gladstone
wrote:
pressing upon him or walking in the
same path, we have had many true posts,
some extraordinary and many of very
considerable powers. Among those claim
ing first of these descriptions we have
mentioned Browning, and merest justice
requires that we add Swinburne."
The "Pall Mall Gazette" adds; "In
view of the abuse Swinburne has lavished
upon Mr.. Gladstone, the choice would be
characteristic and an instance Of a great
mans magnanimity.
Sir Andrew Clark, who attended the
poet in his last hours, says that Lord
| Tennyson's end was beautiful.
"In all my experience" said the emil
nent physician, 81 never saw anything
more glorious. There were no artificial
| lights in the chamber. All was darkness,
except for the silver light of the moon,
which fell upon the bed and played
across the features of the dying poet
like the halo in one of Rembrandts pic
| lures"
Hallam TennYson, the poets son, said:
''The end was beautiful, calm and
painless. He passed away as if in sleep.
The watchers could hardly distinguish
the final moment"
Twice during the night the dying man
smiled upon those around his bedside,
indicating that he was conscious and
recognized them, but he was too feeble to
speak.
Soon after the poets death the sky,
which had been clear, became clouded,
and the light of the moon was obscured.
Shortly afterward the rain fell heavily,
and the scene contrasted strongly with
that which had illuminated the parting
hours of the great poet
Sir Andrew Clark, who had not left his
- In1 IL F1v e.,
previous, returned to London immedi
ately after the poets death.
The last words spoken by Lord Tenny
son were a few affectionate utterances
addressed to his wife about an hour be-
fore his death.
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FESTIVITIES AT WoBURN, MASS. a
Celebration of the 25Oth Anniversary OF
the Founding of the Place.

OF tne SOOJh OF
the Founding of the Place.
WoBURN, Mass, Oct. 7-Bells, bon
fires and the booming of cannon ushered
in Woburn's greatest of days, the 250th
anniversary of her nativity.
The voice of cannon and peals of bells
aroused the city at daylight, and the
early morning hours found the streets
filled with people. .
Decorations were general and profuse,
and business was almost wholly sus-
pended.
Early in the day the city's invited
guests began to arrive and were shown
about the city and otherwise entertained.
The literary exercises opened shortly
after II o'clock in the new armory, which
was crowded
Mayor Thompson presided.
Rev Franklin Carter, ID. D., President
of Williams College, offered prayer.
Mayor Thompson then delivered an ad-
dress of welcome, at the conclusion of
which Hon. Frank Brooke Richardson,
the orator, delivered his address.
When the orator had finished quar-
sette sang a commemorative hymn.
Then editor James Jeffery Roche, of the
Boston pilot, the poet of the occasion,
was presented. He was warmly received
and the reverent and patriotic sentiment
of the verses struck responsive chord in
the hearts of all present.
After memorial selection by the quar-
tette, the exercises were brought to a
close with the singing of an anniversary
hymn written by Rev. D. March, D. D., to
the air Of America, by the entire assem-
blage
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DESPERATE FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.
A Burglars Sensational Efforts to Avoid
Arrest at scranton, Pa.

arrest AL sCiauLOus ia.
SCRANTON, Oct. u. B Farrel, of
Boston, who is now in custody here, was
finally secured after most exciting time.
He was arrested yesterday for burglary,
but escaped from Officer Roche, while on
the stairway leading to Alderman De-
longs Office, where he pulled a revolver
on the officer, but the weapon missed
fire.
Farrell scurried through the avenues,
revolver in hand, defying anyone to mo-
lest him. The police hearing Of Farrers
escape followed in pursuit and chased
him over 30-foot wall, from which he
leaped upon moving coal train without
injury.
The train was stopped, but Farrell
dropped to the ground and jumped into
the Lackawanna river, which he swan.
The officers circled around him and it
was only after a desperate struggle that
he was captured.
Farrell declared that II he had killed
Roche he would have taken his own lif Q,
Rs he had no family depending upon hi IN
and he could afford to die.