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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Math fir Mitter.

8or iiber 5OSabren i6on tpurbe Mrs.
Minslpw's Soothing SDrup BON Mil=
lioner1 bon Miilttern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angemenbet. @irt bu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines &inbes
geitDrt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb Dor
S9mersen meint2 Wenn 10, lafe iofort
cine Slai6e BON vMrs. Winsloms 500
thing SDrup" bolem. Sem Wertb 1T un=
besablbar. @s mirb Dem fleinen 2eibens
ben iofort 2inberung peri6aHen. 8erz
laBt eu6 barauf, Miitter, es lit fein
3peifel bariiber. Gs. beilt 9pienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen urb
bic Nierett, beieitigt Winbz3 olif, ers
meift ben @aumen, Derbinbert @ntaiiitz
6ung unb itdrft bas gauge Spftem.
rWers MinslDws SOOTHING Syrup"
fir sabnenbe &iuber 1T angenebm in
@eI6mad unb bas &eeept 1tammt BON
eirem her beiten meibli6elt Nerste III
ben Ser. Staateu. SIS lit bel alien
9ruggiiten III Der gatt5en @elt gu bas
ben. preis rs Cts. per Slai6e.
aauft ni1ts crberes ais Mrs, Minsz
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
@imtereiffe.
Bon 8. sroiam.

Wie tranris iinb in fablen ;3ipeisen
Ser Srdbeu Nefer anjuieb'nl
4nf 6oer Slur peld' bangeS S6tpei9ent
l1no fpie tuar einit bic Grbe i60nl
8ie 1T e8 bod 10 gang persan9eu,
@as Iu9en einit uno Ser5 e~rfreut:
Des @albes @riin, Der @ieie Stranger
limb 8lumer iiberal nerltreut.
. SobesfiIel Sn Der @eite
NidtS nnterbridt Die @rabesrub.
Starr lieet oas Telb, bas iiberfdneite
. boloer 9ens, tpie fern biit tu!
Sod neues aeben wiro iid regen
uno unterm Sdnee idom trdur1t bic Saat
Sem iungen Sonnenlidt entgegen;
So, glaub' es, Ser5. Ser Sriiblin9 labt.
Damn pirb auf's yteu baS ga6lein fieben
Durd) 8ielen9riin I'M raI9en 9auf,
limb meme Blumeu tpieber Sprieben
l1no f9la9en ibre Gugen auf.
Damn miro Die Slur aud wieoer flin9en
Son iiBen S6nen fern unb nab.
Balb ntrb Die erite 2er9e finge1,
. holOer gen3, balo biif bu ba!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Sic 0erIumuma,

Bet raubem 10 etter in'S Jrete au seteu, tritt ni6t iebr
iia bdblibem Wetter aus5ufesen. aranfbetten. mel
9e BON G~rtaltuns 9errhtren, finb niat auf .beipabere
3etten be8 Sabre8 bei6rdntt. Da8 lift 1tatia6e, be8=
balb icute if6 tn benz 9~Banbidrant ieben Sauies etpas
befinbsn unb slpar was2 Midt elm sepbbnlt6es @eis=
mtttel, BEN aue5 teblt auber bic aufresenbe Gtsen=
i@aft, %ipnbern Elm prdparat, ba5 BET fetuen Idrtenben
Gtseui4aften ba8 S6rperipitem in milper Weiie trdf=
ttst unb bierburd ben abrper an Gbefter sesen bic I'M
btl6en Der @%ttteruns pieeritanbSfdtis maht. Spftetz
ter's MdserzS itter8 bat bret pber pier Giseni6a item,
auetu BITE 9etben, meIde es i6lteslia BELT, eS feiiist
aud baS Spiiem sesen b. 'dlimmen GinHhHe bes
WttterunsSpehiels, pelte fh muir gu oft nit tbbiltder
Wirfuns in Gcrm Der grippe seltenb MAIDEN; es brinsi
eiaen totafen l1midipuns in benz seihwddten 9us
ifanbe zines GpitemS berpDr, baS ~beipnoers Der @ez
fabr zines @nfaua BON biefer S~rantbett a~usseiest tn
unb eS BAT BITE Gtseni6aft, bic @efabren ,u be~Ietttaen,
lpel&e BON elmer Yeridle4teruns bes Slutes uub ppn
nnorbnunSen Der Seber unb her Sereauuussrrsane
prphen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
RGmi8t. Wieberl6isbifAe nne Wer.
Gtaaten YDftlinie.
Sirefte 2inie ;tpiiden
Rotterb a nj ul10 am ct a nj
tsuN MpSn Mut.e

S4iffe Iaufen 8ouIosne an unb ieseln jebe
@oae bon Rem gprf mad SplIanb.
DurhsBiaete mad alien eurDpdtl4en Gtdb.
ten peroen su ben n~iecrigftea Haten aus.
eefelt.
erfte goiite $40 unb aufpdrts. 3peite
Gaiite $32. SpiiHenbed iebr biIise Staten.
10 S. Ypung, algent,
SO. / gcmmereesS trabe, San Mntonin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
mebr a1s
10000 Yeriomeu gebeilt
bnrdb bic Seilmittel bes
A. A.. Never,

oeflen 9tame in gang Siib. unb M%ittelamcrita
bird Die ipunSerbaren Seilerfolse, inelae CT
erdtelt Bot, beribnlt getporSen lift ,:ns ber
gthpfeblunsen berporrusenber 2eute aus allen
Ibeilet Ser Ne!t beiitt. RrofeHor SLEEPER
ftamrtt aus @rabten, 1tnb bic aenntnib bet
@tsen1daften beilfrdftiser &rduter, 8uraeln
unb Sldtben Bat li9 felt Sa~brbunoerten in
fetner GamiIte pererbt. Saulenbe BON 3euss
ntlien, peIde Seoermann sur gin1i4t pffen
ltegen, beitdtieen, ipelde iberraidenben 9eilz
erfolse ct in pielen Salen, bic BON herpprs
rasenben aer3ten fir bpHnunsslos erflart
t%uurben, er3telt bat.
Marntr unS Grauer, Die seldbmt idienen
auf Sebensseit uno gu biilfloien &riippeln ses
tporben maren, babem bur@ bic tpunberbaren
Seilmittel oes prpfeiors ibre Seiunbbeit tpies
bererlanst unb ipeiben ibm lire Sesensz
tpini6e.
Die Seiln1ittel bes grpisfors SLEEPER furis
rem folsenbe &ranfbeiten: @beumatismus
anb ghuimbfuht, eapinbeI, Mteren=
it0rnnsen, Siftentpeb, Seitenteden, &atarrb,
sei9le@tIide sdmadsuftdnoe, @hbnta,
8ron4itis, 9bspepita, llnperbauli9feit, Ma-
senleioen, ipeiben Glub, Sdmorrbpibem, ST.
iteln, 2nnsenleiben, Salsz unb sunsenleiben
bel Srauen unb &inbern, Giidenmarffranf=
beiten, Srisbt'id5e Nieren aramfbett,
@fropbeln, 9Ieidiu9t, @eidtpHlite, Smpp:
ten3, Malarta, 3opfpeb, @elbiudt, Saubbeit,
AuetIdunsen unS ale sebei,nen &ranfbsiten
@ertififate 9ebeilter aus alien Tbetlen Del
Delt liesen Dor.
Hrofe1pr SLEEPER fennt bic &unit Der Sra
iase aufs @rinblidite unb nerfist fiber ma:
tiirIi@en @asnetisn1us, Der bon beilfrdftisfe,
Birfuns 1T. 9as GIeftriiiren ~n;ittelit 9lppa.
rats pirb bon ibm na9 nifenidaftider
@rumbfaten aussefdbrt.
Son aussesei@neter &raft CUR Seiluns ein:
setpmrselter 9eiben iino bic aus ben @henaer
erprobter SeiIfrduter bereiteten S6ber bes
Erofefor SLEEPER, bod %ntiiiien bieielben, bu
ibre 8ereituns GROCER @orsfalt bebarf, ielbf.
peritdn6lid Dprber beiteqt iperben.
@rofeiOr Meper %sarantirt, bab bic por
ibm berabfolsten SeilmitteI feinerlei @ift ODE,
ionitiee iddblide Stpffe ~entbalten.
IS iol bon Yrofenor Meber f~einesipess
BEN %porbanbenen tiidtisen 9lerstea Abbrud
| sei@eben er min nur bieienisen 9atienten
pelde ole 9terste sebDrt unS periuat baben,
obne 9iHfe gu finben. Seine Silfsmittel BEL
fen Ssbe,n, benz iberbaupt nod gsbolfen tper
BEN farm.
Spre@ : Stnmnen:
S-11 1br 8ormittags, 1-3 ubr Na9.
mittags, 6-S ubr Nbenbs.
PROFESSOR meyer.
Gde Commerce unb 9taparrp : Strabs,
cine Sreppe bod.
@ingang an Der Naparro StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
0emti6 Gngliide gdmlc,
San &ntonip, seras.

Gan N~ntontp, EeyaS.
aInertannt tiidtise ~2ebranitali fir &naben
nnb Ndbden ; felt breibis Sabren in roger
@trf1amteit. 8prtrefHide 2e6rfrafte untet
betpdbrter 2eituns. Der engIiiden Spra9e
trirb, tpie ber beutldeu, bolle Hednuug ges
trasen. auBerbem nnterriat i'm Gpaniiden.
G~ini9ermaben borbereitete Shiiler finben ie.
eer3eit aufnabme. gtGbere Ausfunft ertbeilen
PER- s. @rooS, grdiibent beS Sdul 8ors
Eannes unb 8m. 8arbed, Director Der
sgnftalt. tuw-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
T.. &e&ea@,
8arrOom, 8iermntDf0aft
uub
Billard-Salon
Eeine Dhisfies, eiquSrs, Wetne, @bau.
pa9ner.
- Maeasit teIerfriGes Bier.

Zine Hn3api Ter befen Biaarte iieheu
DilarbsS pielern CUR 1erfasuns. 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
s. s.. Collins manufacturiua

So, No. l. 3, 5 un6 7 Sfz9puton
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte 9lustDabr in
@inbz, pferbefraft>, 9ampfz unb
Sanbsp umpen aler 9lrt unb porsiigz
li6iter a%onftruftiOn: @aHer &o6ren
a1er Dirt nebft 3ubeb0r i'm @rpB unb
&%leinbanbel. 9Dbraulii6e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aler @r0be gum
Yumpen unb Mablen linb bort su baz
ben Ober perber auf 8eitellung belorgt.
@roBe Nuspabl in alien Nrtifeln unb
biaige preiie bel gebiegenfter 9luss
fiibrung.
= Sobn 9eers 8uggp Gultipator
uerben gege1 baar fir $25 pertauft BON
StpS& s. aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
spmtber, 9acific : 8abn.l

Spttbern Eactrc Wabt.l
Mbfabrt.
Na9 NetpzO rleal4s, Somiton lt1b Sal.
betDn 8:45 BORN. unb 100 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt.
Gon gtepsS Orleans, Spuito unb Sal
beiton $500 Born. unb 4 :05 Ha6m.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 San Sraneisco, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB...........4:35 gta9m.
Mnfunft.
gon San Sraneisco, 81 pafo uni
eagle paB ...........8:15 8orm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
g. u. & u. g. gabm.

Sad @alpeton, Souiton unb Guero
tdgli6 tint ......-....-9:55 Torm.
@a9 CORPUS @briti, &odport nnbsgees
billie tGgli6 nm. ......1 80 Na6m.
Na6 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgemommen
SDnntag6, um.........5: 100 Jta9.
Mmfnnft.
@on @albeton, 9ouftDn urb Guero
tdgli6 UNI .......-..6: 40 Mberbs.
@on Corpus Gbrifi, &odpOrt unb Bee
bile, tdgli6 um..-....2:55 Na9m.
gpn &errpile tdgli6, ausgenommen
Spnntags. .9:45 8prm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

Bremen lit Sebr bequem fur &eifenhe selesen uns
bon Bremen aus fam man tn iebr fur5er 3eit
Sapeis erretden. &te @hneubampier bes 0pros
beutihen Gippb finb NIT belpnberer 8eridfdttsuns
Der 3pti4enceds= Baiasiers unb 5petter Gajite : Raiz
iasteIe aebaut, baben bpbe @erbede, ppr5iSli1e Sen,
tiIatipn unb etne ansaeastanete @erpHeauna.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Cg6lnB foI9t)

Sn Cincinnati purbe bieier Sage uns
ter SDriern cine 0od3ett gana mad oriens
talii6er Site 9efeiert. Die 8rautleute
tuaren &apbaeL 2atuf Inb Die Dter5ebns
iGbrtae Qtssie Qntonius. Die Seter begann
Nbsn6s uIn a9t l1br in benz auSl6LteBli6
BON Sbriern b~etpobnten ~iosenannten v9te0
Onion: Wietbsbauie, uno pGbrte bret
Saae. ocSn ben gegeniiberIiegen Wtnfeln
zines !3immers fauerten filnL5ebn bis 5tpan>
ala Wtdnner nno ~ebenloDtele Srauel1. Braur
uno BrGuttgam lGben nit benz @elt6t na6
ben Srauen getDenoet. Ote Bra1t tpar nit
einen1 reidgeitiGten Sud- beoeGt. Sin etS
mem Slide in Der Otttte bes &aumes Derz
tbeilte ei1 8rEoer bes 8rdutigamS geIiie
uno 8ier an Die Mnneienben. Die ganse
3eit btnDur9 unterbielten Die MGnner unD
ySetber Elm Sbren aerreiBenbes @e6eul.
8alo erihienen Die nGberen8ertpanoten Des
8rautpaares in rei6er 9fationaLtro6t an
Der Sbur uno bega1nen etnen ortentaItldem
IanA, mel6em allerlei MuffibrMngen unter
@el6rei, S0lagen Der &0pfe uno 8etbz
rau9itreueu BET farbiger 8eleu9tung foI9s
ten.
= Ote @rmorbung bes 8iidofs bon
sEpItano bat III Spanten in Der gtdbe bon
2OreuQ5 SIH SEttCl!Iluu 9eIHllOel. 0UCl
Lebte auetn BET elmer einiamen @apcae Der
Gector bon Santa WariG De Soir, Don
Sole 8aDerDls, troB ieiner Y Sabre elm
nod frGftiger uno mutbiger Wtann. Sdon
Dor pier SSabren mar er Der @egenitano
zines 9~taubanfaus g%etpeien. Dem bamals
ietneSousbGlterin gum Spfer ftel. Sbelei9
er lett bieler t3eit poriidti9 9eporben mar,
l6eiut es bod, oaB er bon 9teuem ibers
rold1t wuroe. Wtan fan0 i'm firSli1 i'm
8lute lbwimmeno oils 2eihe Dor. 9ie
Wt0rDer fino nod nI9t entoedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Qn1ertfa.
AnsaTge aug Stubolf groHau's SeftI9rtft our 400idbri'
gen Subelfeter ber gntoedung Nmerifa's bur9
Gbrtitppb Columbus; @erlag BON abel
unb Miiaer, Se1p5ig.
feSortiebung

J" " AH ! b | ~ CUtl { y U u 9.
800, 10 er3dblt Oia3 De @afiQo, elm
Sbetlnebmer III Dem Sample, ybGtte man
bDren louen, tDte Die Snoianer ldrieen uno
beBten, uno tDte Die 8feile IN Der SUIT pFifz
fen Wta1 bate leben lolen, tpie Tie uns nit
tbren SpleBen orGngten nn0 trteben. gu
aueoem fam mob et1 ar0eres WiBgei6id:
urlere BpDte lanfen, neil mir ale Oarauf
l~oS1tur5ten uno Die Xalt 81 groB mar. QStr
muBen uns 16tDlmlnenD Daran ~feItb0lten.
OGbet Derfolgten unS Die Snoianer nit
tbren &Gbnen, ~Dertpunoeten nod niele, unO
mir retteten nur ourch @otteS 6ilfe mIhz
lam unier 2eben. On Borb angefommen,
laben mir, baB itebenunofInfsig BON uns
teblten, auBer 5tDeten, Die gefa1gen tporDen
tparet1, HnO fanfen, Die i6on friber an ibren
Wunoen geitorben tparen. 9ds @efeht
bate nur lber cine babe Stunbe gebauert
u!o Die 8leiiterten litten groBe S1mersen,
tnoem tbre Wunoen bOs aufi6ipolen, neil
mir tie tur nit SalatuaIier austpaiden
fonnten." Sober bon uns bate pref bis
pier WunDen erbalten, nur Elm etn5tger
mar gang bell baDongefommen."
0ernanoe3 be Goroopa lelbit trug atp0lf
BtetllOll1e Dacon. Ser S6aupIoB oieies
grimrntgen Samples tpuroe lange 3eit bins
0ur6 auf ben alten Tpantiben &orten ais
Bahia de mala Peh6a, bic v8ai bes bSlen
@efe6teS" %9enannt.
Die iGueren gerluite befimmten bic
Spanter mad Guba suriidsufebren, bod err
ret6ten tie ben 6afen BON Buerto Gorenas.
oas lebi9e 0abanna, erit nod elmer lonaeu,
an Tur1tbare1 @ntbebrungen reiben 9Sabrt.
Ser Subrer, 6ernanoe5 be @orbopa, itarb
oalelbit an ben Toiaen leiner Tertpunouuo
3ebn Sage mad ietner Nnfunft. 0ies mar
oas ~ungludieli9e @nbe Der erften grpeoiz
ttDn nah %g)ucatan.
Die gta1ri6ten bon bem neuen 9anbe,
nod mebr aber cine Qnaabl bon bortber
mit8ebro1ten 9oloenen @erdtben uno
S6mudla6en IieBen Die 0ihtiofeit Der
Gntoedung nidt Derfennen uno 10 tpurbe
bon Selasque5, benz 9%tattbalter auf Gubq,
trob oes eriten WtBerfolges cine stpeite 81
petition 81 ltanoe gebroAt uno leiu Oteffe
Sua1 De @rtlalDd, ein unternehmenber uuD
ti9tt9er tunger Wtann, gum 8efcblsbaber
oerlelben ernonnt. Nnfang M1at bes Sab
res 1913 perlteB Die aus bier Sdtffen be-
lteberoe Sl0tte nit SpeibunoertunDnier,io
Wtann Den 0aten bon Wfatansas in @uba.
purbe our6 Die Str0mung aber .iiibIider
als Die S1tffe @oroobas getraaeu uno atpor
bis on Die Der &Iite BON Yucatan porGe[az
gerte Snlel @o5umel. 0on bier aus NM
l3tTtte @rtlalpa Die ganse Qalblnlel uno 6ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05

0te Sirma S. u. 2osau & Co., Seem
Sort bat fir 5000 SouDenirS %aefauft.
9ie 0irectoren baben INNER nod nt1t
betimmt, tpie Die SouDenirs ausle6en
ioaen, uno man lGeint baritber III Wal7
bington bereits ungeouloia gu tDerben. Ote
p~robstpeiie ge5ei@neten @%ntiDirfe fanoen
feinen QnfInnd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05

chamber lein unb 9err 6agenbeG pirb @ee
legenbeit nebmen, ii6 ais ben oorsigIi6en
unO tDeltberiibmten Sbier3l6ter au 3eisen,
els tpelcher CT betanltt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05

Ser @aIbingtoner Maater 3eeff S9IoBz
burg bat etn SelgemdLbe bon 6arper's
SerrD ansefertigt. @s mtBt - NAL Fl SUI
unO 3eigt Die biitOrilde Stdtte, mo- SObn
Wrnnn Iehte.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

From being helpless parslytic, having to
be dressed and cared for by others, now care
| for myself. can walk about the city and enjoy
! fair health.
81 would state that after beginning the use Of
DR.. Greene's NervurA blood and nerve remedy
used no other medicine.
"The result surprised and astonished all my
friends, aud they have urged me to make this
statement as matter of justice and to encour-
aye others who may be similarly afflicted.
~ will also state that I was soldier In the
late war and served 10 years on the police force
OF Portland. ALEXANDER BELL.
| 144 Lincoln st., Portland, Me-"
| This Is indeed most remarkable cure by q
wonderful medicine-a medicine which u, be.
yond ali doubt the greatest nerve remedy and
health restorer ever discovered. The Portland
doctors are astounded at its effects In diseases
which have baffied their skill Mr.. Bells resto-
ration should make everybody suffering from
paralysis or any nervous disease use DR..
Greene Nervura blood and nerve remedy with.
out delav.
But do not wait until you are actually par.
alyzed before using this great remedy. II will
i always prevent paralysis, nervous debility and
nervous prostration II taken when the nrst
symptoms appear.
| Take 1t IL you have a weak and tired feeltnR
with weariness of the limbs, numbnesa, trem.
bling ralpitation OF the heart. pricklinE sensa.
tion in fingers or toes, headaches. dull feelins
head. confused mind, nervousness, sleepiess.
ness, loss of memory. 1t Will overcome indi-
Ecstion and dyspepsia, regulate the bowels and
cure liver and kidney complaints. 1t Is the best
blood cnrlcher and in vigorator in the world and
| should therefore be used by all.
| 1t is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless,
| and should you be q sufferer from disease you
! will use 1t If yod are wise. We would add thar,
although sold by druggists, 1t is In no sense
patent medicine, being the prescription and dis
coyery of Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th ST.. New
York. who is the most eminent specialist IN the
country in the treatment of nervous and chronic
diseases. Sufferers have the privilege also Of
consulting the famous doctor FREQ Of charge.
personally or by letter.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
MAY Be HELD FOR MURDER,
Weir's Executor Had Mcintosh
and Mrs. Marsh Arrested.

James Mcintosh ana Mrs Henry Maish,
who are said to Uc from PtttsbupE, Pn., are
prisoners IN the ltlchm md County Jail on q
charge OF grand larceny, which Is said to HI vc
been preferred simply to retain the accused
until there IL enough evidence to formally
charge them with the murder OF Police SUI
periniendcnt Gamble Weir, whose death In
fittsburg, ana the subsequent discovery that
M had been poisoned, created II sensation In
police circles all over the country.
Gamble Weir was II bachelor and boarded
with Mrs. Marsh. Mcintosh, VINO IL a rcla.
tive OF the latter. boarded IN tho same house.
Weir and Mis-. Marsh were close friends
and he had sold honsc to her, which she " as
paying gOr IN sinai payments.
Weir died suddenly Jan. II, and four
months later his body was exhumed at mid
night BY his brother. County Commissioner
Weir, ana traces of poison ere discovered
M ciue.tu The murder could then 10 found,
but II WAS said that there was u motive on
account OF thc property mrs Marsh was uuy-
Ing tu get Weir out u the way.
Mcintosh crmc TO staten Island last May
ana bera,ue brakeman on the Rapid Tran
sit Railway. Mrs. Marsh and her four, epi,-
Near-ulu daughter. tbraClic,, followed lin siN
wees aso ana they secured house AT Tot.
tcHyic.
Henry e. Pe..l. OF rittsburg. Mr. Weir's
rNtcu,or leS.truay swore out ii warrant Tor
the arrest VI Mcintosh aud Mrs. Marsh on a
charge " stealing Wci's dinmunl scar,pin
and uuir buttons.
trhl WAS accompanied hy q Pittsburg de-
tcctlNc, and they ha.r admitted that the ac-
[, used are wanted on lhr iiorc serious charge
Oi mur,ier
ihe death OF Gamble Weir was made more
scnSai onai Utcau y oi III, prom nenc, IA an
Olun. .eluan.l lie Mas wcait by and " as one Of
Chris Masu'a WAr Ipt sc trirhus.
The evening world., 1892-09-27

What a Former Captain Of
Police Says About It.
An Astonishing Fact That Ought to
Be Known by Everybody.
Cause for Alarm Unless Immediate Ac.
ton Is Taken.

Alexander Bell is Q retired CAPTAIN Of the
Portland (Me.l police force
He has . strange and wonderful story 70
tell.
Now Mr.. Bell is an old Grand Army man: IN.
deed. was one Of the founders Of the famous
Bosworth Post, q. A. H., and il widely known
and much respected throughout the State OF
Maine.
We will let him tell his remarkable story in
his own way
81 have had two strokes Of parsiy sis, the nrst
about four years ago, the second In January,
1891. My left side was completely paralyxed.
face drawn. arm and leg imnovable.
"On account of my advanced age Of rs ysars
and this being second attack, my physician
pronounced my case hopeless
" was finally induced to try DR.. Grsenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and soon be-
gan to improve. the muscles Of tho face
straiohtened. then my arms began to gain, and
began to walk after having used three bottles
! of this remedy.
My arm can now place to my head and
have fair Use Of It. and with cane have walked
rs far as two miles and half.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
HULL'S QUICK WIT.
Single. Handed He Captured Rody
of British Soldiers.

Single. Handed He Captured Rody
of British Soldiers.
The falling of tea chests in Boston
Harbor caused ripple that was felt TO
the furthest shores of the thirteen
colonies. and on July 4. l776. the vibrant
rim of Liberty Bell set II motion those
waves of sound that called every man
whose heart yearned for freedom to iall
into line, says AoJp.r's -NagdsHE.
Joseph Hull WAS among the first to re-
spond and entered the army as lieutenant
of artillery. lie was soon taken prisoner,
and for two years endured much su fer
ing. Then obtaining release he was again
nt his country's service and remained
throughout the entire war.
His remarkable GOODNESS under danger,
his tearlessness aud great strHCotic ability
are verified by many traditions.
At one time, ruling from Derby TO New
Haven. Gs he reached tie brow of n hi,l
he raw number of British soldiers
coming towards HIM. He was alCue and
unnrmed.
lie stopped his horse for an instant.
turned and beckoned rs if signalling a
force 10 follow hun, then hiding forward
demanded the sword, of the soldiers,
which. n, they expcc -l the immediate ar
rival of his re .euforcemeuts, were AT once
surrendered.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
NOTHING MORE TO EE TOLD.
The Loquacious Rarber Chestnut In
O New Shell.

The Loquacious Rarber Chestnut In
New Shell.
With figure swatled in white cloths
and face covered with lnther. it was diff
cult to form n correct notion Of the ap-
pearance of the man who occupied the
first chair in the corner barber chop. says
the Detroit Free Press.
To tho most casual observer 1t WAS OBJ
vious that the man in the first CHAIR was
lnIor.ng under intense excitement. He
wns breathing i'll short gasps. his bosom
heaved under the white towel. and his
hands nervously clutched the cushion
seat.
+" Fine day."
Tho barber was whetting his razor and
gazing vacantly into space. The vision
under the white towel BETRAYED new ngi-
tatiun, but the man III the first chair made
no audible comment.
Going to the Exposition"
The conyulsive twitching of facial
muscles was notIceabl e through the latner.
The lips worked violently. but no sound
"Huw's your folks!'
See mere"
The mau in the first char had jerked
himself into IN upright position.
- See here, i say. "
His manner WAS positively ferocious.
and the barber was uansixed with con-
sternat!on.
You've shaved me for twenty five
wears, haint you?" demanded the man.
The barber GnIped and nodded feebly.
Asked more than ten million questions
in that time :"
"Er- l-er-guess"--
The barber s,anmered and looked un-
comiotahle.
Yes. you've asked as many as that.
In that time you have gradually DRAM
frolI me iuy entire family history 50 far
us ] knew II, including the fact thnt my
grandfather was hauged-which ] have
kept from everybody else III the world.
What ~ may ask. is your purpose IN con.
tinuinR your interrogations? Ia like to
know, II | may, what more you expect &c
learn"
/ All the barber could do was to laugh in
sickly way and murmur incoherently.
whlis the !nan IN the first char resumed Q
luueat YessGre.
The evening world., 1892-09-27
Beinz, infnite in power TO aid and constant
in watchfui care over our favored nation.
Yours, very truly,
GROVER CLEvELAHD,
Gray Gables, sept. 20, 1902.
p .L,rrcIANs on rmE LITTER.
Drtno ocratic Leaders Pronounce II an
Adnicnble Expedition Of DemorrHry.

Dchnocratic Leaders Pronounce II a.
Admicnbir Exposition Of Democracy.
Demo cratic politicians express intense
satisfaction with the terms OF MIR. Clevclnnd's
letter. Ex-Secretary whitney, sena' or
Brice, Bradley Is. snallcy and Secretary
.theerin, U the National Committec, have
telcgraphed conarat ulatibns to MIR. Cleveland
upon the. strength and simplicity OF the
statements contained In the letter
Mr.. whitney said: att u broad-minded
and patriot; document"
col. Smaliey remarked: 81 consider II tho
ablcst state paper that MIR. Cleveland has
ever written"
secretary shecrin declared: think every
exposition Is strong and explicit. \ Iair and
honest expression Is what ihc American
people are entitled to from every man VINO
seeks their suTragcs, ana from no man IN
this country have the people been accustomed
to yet an expression IN palmer ana DOlucr
terms than rom Mr. Cleveland"
senator Arthur l.. German said: "Tho
letter IL an admirable statement Of Demo-
rratlc dc rine. II could bIt bc improved In
any Respect The American people WI lrntlfy
IL ut tnc polls-"