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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21
WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 1ss2-rwE1vE PAGES
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Asour Don MILLINERY
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ns and an kinds Millinery Novelties chaps"
d"z
m''and put .p..ueec In
Now FoR A Few SPECIAL REMAINS
When "''''n'd this department. MILLINERY
popular rss Is
'"e" that
emphasize tho fact MARE each
SATURDAY Oua SPECIAL Day
FoA LADIES, Misses AND Cu11Dnrss
Trimmed HAra
LADIES Felt HATS
blue IN
$3.50
Misses AND Cnnpnrss HArs
r.and map.s trimmed
$3.50.
UNrRIAMEp nns ALEC 2 .ndsl
ned ithan coorsa dhapea
.a2s.nasan
500
A BARGAIN For MEN
trop nd
-l8o PAM Pans For SlOO-
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s1Hai0n waist good Soc On tables
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ALL SIZES
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21
HANpKERCHIEFs

I1ANpKERCHIEFs
MINIS. LADIES' AND CHrLDRESs
Remember tina, W. don't call hn<a and cotton al
linen Union HANDKERCHIEF and AIl-linsn Hand
kerohiefs .>parste department.. here.
lsc-Mens An-linsn Handkerchief. with tape
bordsnl Two FOR 25c
las--Msns Union H.ndksrchi.f.. with plain
white aud eolor~ hernstitahsd bordsr, Two for 25c
lss.-Mens AL. linen Handkerchief. white. hem
ssisehed borders Tire. for SOC. wa compare
Issovaeip ~tfh thoss u<ualir sold az sc.
bc>-LAdi~-' Onion handkerchief. hsmstitchsd
borders. initial IN AL initials in stock.
i3e.-LAfi-s All-iinsn Handhercbisfs. with hem
stitched bordsrs Union. with scalloped and en-
nroidar~i borders Onion. hsmstitched borders snd
fnfsi.l Unios. With eolursd hsnstitched borders
An silk Jss.nese silR) all colon. scaloped and en-
hrodsrsd borders. any two for 25c.
lse--L.dte.' Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEF. hsmr
stitched oordsr,-ths usual 2on. quality. Three for
5Oz
ln>-frfsh Linen Handkerchief. with initials. en-
hrosd.r-i BY h.nd-by the and psAsants of the
Km-rsld lsla UnlAunder.d Lander them and they
viii b. worth so osnis-wiu fsvorahly compare With
anI boo Laandsr~d handkerchief
TARLE Covers
psr FOR THOSE WORTH $50
ch-nrle Covers in eomhins,ons Of the art shades.
deep and euriOuslJ knottsd fringe Afsetns bar
gain
Crows
ONE DOLLARS WORTH FOR SOC.
rp.,.,. p.,.. .,,-,,~, ., r,.,....o Ku
Gu .,,,,,n. r,-.,.a-. q, ian. tan.
-. -.
,JEwELRY
NJ" phsioNs VI srEhLANo oiL'En
Necirhain and Breast Pendant. warranted sterling
silver and 90 marsed Only pso IN. st
Hat Hns-lmportsrs SAMPLES 2Sc-. sao-. esr- and
81 - latest designs IN sterling lvss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21
SOxr VALUABLE REFORMATION.

AN large retail dry and fanny goods establishment,
mere are always some specisl e.rrains You MAJ
is.rn IN four minutes Of Of the values
q ths Psl-is Royal Read below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21

Il
| e E s. :: : III III
wv II \ 4 + E. III ri E. I.
The continued warm
weather has been hard on
business. and manufac-
turers have suffered
sideraby by not be-
Ing able to dispose of their
stock. We have just
closed out from one Of
thees overstocked manu-
featuring firms the bal
ance Of dozen more Of
their best selling styles
OF Winter Coats, Capes
and Closks. and will
bunch the lot On center
table tomorrow at the
rfdiculously low uniform
price OF
ss' "T9 !. 80
sss + 10. !; 60
The lot embraces many
Goats made to sell at
Is. 80. 30. 90 so. $40.
$1,000 and sl2 each
choice TOMORROW a. As.
Below We enumerats
few Of the stylesi
$7.4S CoArs. Worm $1,000.
Stylish Plain Black
Cheviot Coats. Vatican
back. gauntlet cuffs
notched collar. flap pock-
cts, extra length, back
belt. worth $40 Tomor-
row S7.Aa
$7.48 CoArs. Worm $3.50.
Tan Mixed Cheviot
Refer. double plait in the
back. notched COLLAR flap
pockets cloth faced to
side seams. finished with
large pearl buttons. worth
$3.50. Tomorrow S7.4
S7.4S CoArs. WORTH S9.9S.
Ladies' Fine Heavy d.
agonal Cheviot Coat boz
back, tailor-bound. nap
pockets. notch collar. pearl
buttons navy blue and
black. Regular price.
9.9S Tomorrow, a. So
7.4S CoArs WORTH $500.
Gray Mixed Cheviot
Refers, flap pockets
notched collar. silk faced
to side seams. finished
with large contrasting
horn buttons. worth SO 90.
Tomorrow S74S
S7.48 CoArs. Worm $3.50.
Fine Black Diagonal
Worsted Refer box back,
Tapped seams. notched
collar. lasting buttons
etra length. perfect fitting.
worth 80 90. Only 57.4S
S7.40 CoArs. WORTH Sl1.OO.
Excellent Tan Diagonal
Chevron Goats, wide
sbawl-foliinR collar of
genuine opossum fur fur
frog head fastening, silk
lined to side seams, a very
stylish coat worth SlL
Tomorrow e. 4S.
S7.4S CoArs, WORM $3.50.
Black and White and Tan
and White Mixed-cheviot
Russian Blouse Coat. I'm
ished with belt. worth
SO. Tomorrow q. 4S
S7.4e CoArs. Worm $1,000.
Elegant Black Diagonal
Worsted Coats. tailor
bound. double stitched
seams. pearl buttons.
faced to side seams satin
rhsdams. worth $1,000.
Tomorrow s7.1S.
S7.48 CoAr. WORM $40.
Elegant Dark Tan wors-
ted Coat. box back. lap
seams notch collar, cloth
lines to the side seams. I'm
ished with pearl buttons.
worth sl0. Tomorrow
S7.4S
S7.48 Cares. Worm $40.
Fine Black Cheviot Mil
itary Capes Medici collar
finished with featherine
edge. and handsomely Jet
ted and braided. worth
$40. Tomorrow 81. As.
S7.4S SALE Or Su1rs.
To add additional zest to
tomorrow's bargain feast
shall include a number
of our Ladies' 90 so and
sl0 Suits at the uniform
low price Of "a. 4S each.
S7.48 SUITS. Worm SO.
Heavy Navy Blue Twill
ed Flannel Blazer Suits.
well made. perfect fitting.
worth 30, Tomorrow
81.
S7.4S SUITS. Worm $1,000.
Excellent Twilled Serge
Russian Blouse Suit. Wat
teau back. very stylish and
perfect fitting, worth $40.
Tomorrow %. As.
S7.4S REFER Su1rs. WORTH
$3.50.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.
Choice Clusters Ct Crisp Cuttings Condemned
from Daily Reports.
RAcY RoUSn-uPs RENDERED READABLE.
Hare Breviary OF Items OF Interest
Gathered from Every Section
of the Empire State.

Vernon is to have steam laundry.
Heavy rains have fallen around
Cisco.
Crops around Taylor have yielded
beautifully.
Ennis first ta'e of cotton sold for
1915 cents.
A Touring mill is under coustruc-
ton at Claude.
Tyler continues to make large snip
ments of melons.
Boil worms are devastating crops in
Kaufman county.
Costly residences are under con
strdction at Plano.
Erath county's new court house will
soon be completed.
An electric light plart is to be
erected at Gonzales.
Fort Worth's officials arc rigidly en-
forcing the Sunday law.
Texarkaps has furniture factory
" empIoys fifteen hands.
Worms are proving very destructive
in the vicinity Of Nevada
Five street fights occurred in one
day at Beaumont recently.
The cotton crop Of San Saba county
promises an average yield.
Cotton worms have made their ap-
pearance in Wilson county.
The Catholics OF Fl Paso will erect
a 500 600 house of worship.
Houston has n ghost it is said. that
blows out her electric lights.
Mckinney has added chemical
engine to its fire department.
The office of city recorder has been
abolished by the Paris council.
The corn crop in the vicinity OF
Bremond is the heaviest in years.
Cotton has been damaged in john
son county by continued wet weather.
Large shipments OF corn will De
made from Wharton county this fall
Eliinger had purchased over 500
bales Of new cotton up to August 20.
A fine second crop OF sorghum cane
will be harvested in Kendall county.
The new cooperage, in east Sher-
man. is getting in shape for business.
Wet weather has proven an OBSTACLE
to the marketing OF cotton at Flores
vile.
The colored people OF Brennan
have organized a Knights OF Pythlas
lodge.
There we're seventy-one prisoners
confined in the Dallas county jail ro-
Gently.
Grapevine, Tarrant county mas
shipped an immense 10: OF grain this
season.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

Z 800 S.yrsuu, VOUvVu III IaII~suOrJ
about 40 per cent on account of worms
and showers.
Thomas E Nixon an aged citizen
OF Lamar county, was found dead in
bed recently.
Wesley, the cowboy preacher is ad-
ministering salvation to the people OF
Waxahachie.
Farmers in the Abilene country re-
port the finest iall season they have
had in years.
Farmers in the neighborhood of
Romisena have declared war on the
cotton worms.
Numbers of horses and cattle have
been bitten by mad dogs in the vicin-
ity Of Bonham.
Up to Aug. - eighty car loads OF
wheat and oats had been shipped
from Grapevine.
Copious rains are reported from
Sherman, Lancaster Claude. Vernon
and New Boston.
Boil worms have almost completely
destroyed the cotton crops in sections
of Fannin county.
Ten thousand bushels OF corn were
recently shipped from Kyle. Hayes
county to Mexico.
Notwithstanding the long drouth
southwest Texas was never In better
material condition.
Some boys caught two young aliga-
tors recently in the small creek how-
ing south OF Bolton.
The assessment rolls of Harris coun-
ty foot up S22 S26, 7SS, an increase of
sos. 202 over last year.
a heavy nail storm passed through
Washington county a few days ago
but 10 domage was done.
The general rain which fell in Tom
Green county will save the cattlemen
from heavy losses this winter.
A team attached to a hearse ran
away at Denison few days since, lit
orally demolishing the vehicle.
A reward OF $3.50 has been offered
for the arrest OF the murderers OF
Sheriff Brito of Cameron county.
The assessment rolls OF Wichita
Falls for 1892 foot up 81, 44S 500. an
increase over last year of $195 800.
The work OF rebuilding the burned
wing OF the lunatic asylum mt Austin
has commenced 1t will cost $14 1O7.
Cotton has been damaged some by
dry weather in portions of Tar-ant
county, but fair crop will be made.
j. W. Susen, a San Angelo mep-
chant while exercising on trapeze
recently. fell sustaining fatal injuries.
At Garlic recently a Mexican. ex-
hibited string OF twenty-five rattle
snakes, all taken from one mother
snake.
T B. Moore. convicted of! assault
to murder R. w. Scott was given
three years in the pen by the Vernon
courts.
l. T. Stapp, Third party candidate
for assessor OF Montague county, was
recently thrown from his horse and
killed.
Jim Jett and Tom Baldwin quarrel
ed about a woman near Farmersville.
Collin county a few days ago. when the
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

DALLAS Tex.. Sept 3.-A mad
COW created Juror OF excitement at
the intersection OF Griffin street and
Ross avenue early las, evening. A
man on a horse was driving her
through the street. Yelling to every
BODY TO get odt OF the way. She was
hooking and plung:ng at every body
in her reach She ran on the side
walk in front OF an Italian fruit
stand wne,e several women ard chill
dren VINO were setting in front OF the
store mad exciting and narrow escapes.
Eeacning the corner of Griffin street
ana Ross avenue the COW hooked Miss
May Anderson. IN actress. VINO was
crossing the street ana threw her to
the ground. falling on her \ gentle
man VINO was standing on the cOrGer
drew pistol and shos at the COW
ana others ran TO the lady and lifted
her from her perio1s position. The
COW got up ana ran ooSu Griffin
street About TWO blocks from where
Miss Anderson fell the COW pursued a
woman aud two children VINO barely
escaped. she went on out Mckinney
avenue followed ov the party VINO
was driving her. Miss Anderson was
only slightly hurt
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
nnssla,s oilioIaIns,urn,.

ST PETERSBURG Sept 5.-Ohicial
returns for the empire for Aug. 80 are
as follows: Nav cases 527S. deaths
sI22. Compared vita Inc figures OF
Aug. g. this IS an increase of Al
nsw cases and 1873 deaths. These fg-
ures lho: gn official are known TO be
incomplete. many OF the smaller vii
lagos not having been heard from ut
al. City returns for Thursday give a
total Of l4i new cases and 81 deaths
being an increase OF y new
cases ana it deaths COM
pared with Wedne.day lac total
aumoer OF deaths throughout Russia
viii reach unparalleled figures Con
servative estimates OF the total al
ready reached places the number OF
cholera deaths at loo 600.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

Knives were used and the men slashed
and stabbed each other terribly.
A Dallas county farmer overlook a
negro walking recently and granted
| him permission TO ride in his wagon.
The scoundrel repaid the farmers
kindness by robbing him OF $50.
William HitzelL, company G. Fifth
Infantry. stationed at San Antonio.
fired four shots at Robert Stewart
few days ago, iuHicting a flesh wound.
because the latter refused to treat
him.
A neat little coffin containing
beautiful china doll, passed through
the BOnham express Office recently.
1t WIS labeled commission baby" and
directed to Hon. Jake Hodges. Paris.
Tex.
A company has been formed at
Menardvlle for the purpose Of cutting
an irrigation ditch on the north side
of the San Saba river, which. when
completed, will water large body OF
land
the 16-year-old son OF A. II. Phears
was thrown from his horse near
Brennan recently. The horn of the
saddle struck him in the abdomen.
causing an internal rupture. from
which he died
A Bohemian farmer of Waller coun-
ty recently marketed at Hampstead
forty bales OF cotton of 1890 and 1891
crops, which he had been holding for
better prices. He received less than
6 cents for same.
Three magazines containing about
600 kegs of powder exploded at
Gainesville few days ago. damaging
the city to the extent of $40. OOO. Sew
eral COWS browsing near the scene
were torn to pieces.
Negro treasure hunters were re-
warded for their labors near BRENNAN
few days ago By unearthing a tin
box containing a large amount OF gold
and silver and also a number OF con-
federate bills OF 1861 date
The mutilated remains of an un-
known man were recently found in
mesquite grove near Baird, Callahan
county, and two tramps, seen with the
murdered man the day before. were
arrested and jailed at Midland upon
suspicion.
Rev. r. R. White. who preached a
sermon at the Hillsooro Baptist
church few days ago. astounded his
hearers by the following statement:
The work of evaugelists is a curse to
every church, and those who have
joined the different churches through |
their instrumentality are of no more
substantial benefit than so many howl |
ing pups gathered in u sack
The South Texas Fruit and Vegeta-
BILE Growers association perfected per
manent organization at Alvin a few
days ago. The members in attend
ance were much encouraged by the
outlook for the future protection of
their interests and think much good
will come out OF this general organiza-
ton. Fort Bend county expects TO
have over 1000 acres in general vege-
tables. Harris county about 500 acres,
the Rockport association will have
200 acres in vegetables Hitchcock rs !
acres in strawberries and $50 in vege-
tables and Alvin 500 acres in straw
berries and 500 In vegetables.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
on the EeservaIion.

FL PAso, Te%.. Aug. 31.-J. Beach.
better known as Diamond Joe. the
prospector. VINO LETT the city a month
ago with 4 party OF Chicago mining
men FOR Arizona. returned Yesterday
IRON the Cniracanua mountains. sew
en- miles east OF Tombstone Arlz,
and reports the Apache Indians dep
redating n that locality. The Kid a
haii-D breed. is at the head OF the raid
ing Indians ana ms party stole eighty
head OF stock from the San Simon
Cattle company. After raiding the
valleys the Indians returned 10 the
mountains ana are secure. Mr.. Beach
reDorts prospec;ors ana mining men
Danly scared and are breaking out OF
the mountains for the towns in that
vicinity. 1t is his opinion that this
fall will witness one OF as bloody IN
dian campaigns As has been 6nown in
the southwest He and MS party
have returned to FL Paso to await
time when the Indians shall have
been either exterminated or returned
to the San Carlos reservation.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
STRETCHED HEMP.
Tarl,On Hall, the Noted Murderer, Pays the
Penalty at Norton, Va.
SAID TO HAVE KILLED NINETEEN MEN.
One Hundred aud Fffry ThOuNaRd
ChOIerR Deaths Have Occurred
an the RussIan Empire.

MORTON, Va, Sent 8. -Tarlton
Hall, the kentucky desperate. WAS
safely hanged at Wise courthouse.
Va. at noon Yesterday. There were
fears OF an attempt at rescue but none
was made. The murderer. vino has
been kept constantly under the inhu-
ence OF liquor during the last few days
made i speech on the scaffold. Inc
drop fell Mt 1884 D. m. and life was
pronounced extinct seventeen minutes
later. Hall slep: out little last night
ana when the sun peeped through the
bars of the cell yesterday morning ne
was not rs defiant or staggering a
Thursday. but childish, petulant COW
ard. PARTON Hail was one OF the most
noted desperadoes. He was credited
with having killed nineteen men in
the last twenty years. which the pa
pers have magniied INFO ninety niue.
He acknowledged only four or five,
however. Inc crime for which ne
was executed yesterday was tGe MUIR
der in cold Of T. b Hyiton. special
policeman OF the town OF Norton.
Wise county Va. o. Jan. -. 1891
Hyiuon refused TO release mau ne
had arrested ana Hall shot nim
through the head.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
mer Moravia Yesterday.

the steamer Morayia YESTERDAY.
TWENTY-FIVE deaths occurred during
the passage on tbs ocean. TWO patients.
both adults. recovering from the $
ease on board. Although she arrived
Tuesday night the Moravia was not
sent from the upper to the lover q,lar-
anJine with yellow flag flying until
almost noon yesterday. she Is now
there and her passengers viii not oe
released from the eyes OF the neaitn
authorities until every known means
are employed 10 stamp out the dreaded
plague. Dr. jenkins IS honeiul tnat
ne will be able TO keep tne CHOLERA
away from the city of New York. He
has ordered the transfer OF the Mo
ravia's passengers TO Hoffman Island
ana viii make personal examination
of the disease ana will confer with the
health officers OF This city ana con-
slider ways and means to keen it
from entering the city More
vessels viii arrive from hamburg
this week. 1t is probable further
deaths will Oe reported AMI cases in
their worst form IL is conceded may
arrive within the next lew DAYS. Inc
is serious Unless all immi-
grafton from the infected po;Is is
stopped ii is not believed this country
is safe. and it IS believed now this
step viii b. taken On Aug. Is the
Moravia sailed from Hamburg. On
Inc following day cholera broke out
and the first death took place within
twenty-five nours. Inc disease
spread rapidly amoag tne 26s passen-
gers. There were no caoin passea-
gers. Inc children suffered most
and by Aug. - the number OF deaths
re tea=oEFwe
these two were adults and twenty
chi dren. They suffered much pain
aud their deaths were peculiar 10
cholera The death list as made mp.
was thirteen Poianders ana three ma
tivcs OF Hesse ana one native OF Aus
iria and i've OF Prussia Tney were
all buried ut sea.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09
PREVENT CHOLERA.
The State Health Officer Urges Rigid o.
seryancs of the Laws of Hygiene.
CLEANLINESS SHOULD Be MAINTAINED
farm, ia Every Village. Town
and CITY in the state.

AUSriN, Ten. Sept > State Health
Officer r M Swearingen has ad-
dressed the following circular TO the
doctors Of Texas: The rapid spread
OF cholera from Russia to Germany.
thence 10 France and England. admon-
iShes those familiar with It's history
that the disease has begun its tour
around the world During the last
cCarter century. while cholera has
been dormant N its natural home,
with an occasional outbreak in eastern
cltiei, maritime quarantine and sani-
tarv science nave been advancing: ana
we are better pre- pared than ever Oe-
fore to measure strength with this
formidable enemy. 10 the county
health officers and city physicians OF
this state. VINO constitute the army OF
defense. the state health officer re-
specially submits the following sug-
ges;lons: The state quarantine au-
tnorities nave already instituted Wig
orous measures to prevent the intro
duction Of the disease through any OF
our seapOrts into Texas; out the ex-
Iensiye border lines 10 be guarded.
becure footsaId in any OF
the other states. o. in Mexico. renders
the chances OF exclusion by quaran-
zine extremely doubtful. This threat
ching danger calls for the exercise of
unceasing vigilance on the part OF the
neuitn authorities. and an Intelligent
and cordial cooperation on the part
Of the people Should il ejude the
vigilance OF our senJlnels on the OUT
posts. sanitary science must he in
voked to stay its ravages. Cholera is
essen italy u fifth disease; and while
1t may not originate dc rovo in filth,
it Is certain that unsanitarg condi-
tions favor its rapid propagation;
hence the necessity for rigid ooserv-
ance OF the laws OF hygiene, public
and private. general and personal.
II Is known that the dejecta OF cholera
patients constitute the principal source
OF injection and that it Is through
this medium 'hat the atmosphere and
water become contaminated. Pure
drinking water IS OF paramount I'M
pOrtaace. Springs, wells, creeks aud
rivers are easily polluted. either oy
seepage from vaults or by the wash
ings OF the surface where these dejec;a
are 100 often thrown through ig-o-
rance OF their danger Whenever the
pollution OF auy wafer supply is sus-
pected the water for domestic pur-
poses should be boiled uefore being
used. Cleanliness. absolute ana con-
tinue1 should be maintained in and
ABOUT every nome, upon every farm
n every village. town and city in the
state. All prlvy vaults should be
hhed UD with cirt AID portable boxes
or tuos should be substituted .o- them;
these en- De easily empiied ana made |
lnnocuous by me free use OF lime
nnc or oichiOride OF mercury. 1t is /
an established fact That privy pits are
caDaDie oi communicating with deadly /
effect wells aud running streams. |
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

THE sable for which the world
must forever thank Cyrus W. Field
has so transformed news that foreign
becomas almost local has made TO-
days news from Europe from Asia
from South America. from Australia.
as important to the daily paper in its
regular routine announcements as the
docket from the police courts or the
daily quotations of The price Of butter
ard eggs. This instantaneous com
munication has brought the elections
os Great Britain SO close 70 US that
they have almost assumed local inter-
est We talk OF Liberalism. Conser-
Tatism aud Parnellism as Familiarity
as We discuss the politics OF the next
ward. We are Kept as thoroughly
posted on the influence Of yesterdays
rain on the crops OF Russia as those
OF Dakota or Central Ohio
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

COmal while en- route from New York
to Galveston. The vessel arrived here
yesterday and reported the loss OF one
OF her crew under the following cir
cumstances; Joe Ibach was messman
for the officers quarters of the ship
and has served in that capacity for the
past FIVE years. On Wednesday. Aug.
"A. the ship left New York with Zoe
on board. On the following Monday
when the ship had passed Dry Tortu-
gas he was missed. and mis- disappear
ance will always remain a mystery.
II is thought by Capt Risk and others
that he jumped from the vessel with
suicidal intent The last seen Of him
was on Sunday night wnen ne az
peared rational and seemed coutented
with his surroundings The missing
man was about so years of age Ger
man by descen: and mas wife living
in New York.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-09

EAGLE Pass Te-;-. Sept AT >
clock Tuesday morning the heaviest
r7urial for years occurred accom-
panied with great electrical disturb
ances- Inc rain fell stsadily until
O'Clock. and the guagc ~ Fort Duncan
showed that over four incnes OF water
ieil. \ SLOW rain continued until
noon. making Il total OF four and one
niif inches OF rain during the ten
hours The electric light company
was compelled to smut down and the
lightning affected the telephone wires
considerably. Inc total rainfall Tor
the month OF August is niue aud one
tenth incnes.