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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-09

Sn Golse bes bielen @1pin6els, Der
b%eut5utage getrieben pirb, mirb ielbit
benz beten Nr3te, Der 8eIiber tpunberz
barer 9eilmittel 1T, nt6t geglaubt.
prof. WeeDer prafti5irte als Spe5iaz
lift nit Dem gr6Bten Grfols in Merifp,
flint Sabre lit peru, Chile, 2on0on,
China, Wien, in peitb, prag, Der Or
gentinii6en &epublif unb 8raiilier.
prof. MeDer garantirt 1ti6t in allen
Saaen abiolute Seilung, pie man9e
Ner3te es getpDbnli6 tbun. Sebe Qrbeit
lobt li6 ielb1t.
2eiet Wunber iiber Wnnber. @ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbirger, bic f9o1
etne lange &eibe bon Sabren in bieler
.Sta6t wobnen, ob ni6t felt fur3er 3eit
bur9 prof. Sleeper, f9on melt iiber
6relbunbert Berionen furirt uorben
limb, bic f9on ont &atbe bes @rabes
marett.
&ettete cine Mutter BON adt &inoern.
-9err Sran3 StieriB fagt: sd bin
NIT meinem Weibe "a Sabre berbeiras
tibet, aber bic leBten Is Sabren mar
mein Weib fortmdbrenb bettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Sort bic be1ten Ner3te
confultirt, Elm ieber Nr5t bat cine anbes
re &rantbeit eontatirt. Sd mar bas
mails 1T febr vguten 8erbdltnihen; i1
mar 8eiiber eines qroBes @dbauies an
Der 8. StraBe unb Mbenue $, gina 6a>
Der aud NIT ibr nod europa, aber
allies obne @rfolg, mar au6 in Mien
BET benz beriibmten prof. ul3mann, Ser
iagte mir, i'd m6se mir feline tpeiteren
N~uslagen MAIDEN, benn fir mein Meib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2ebtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i'd nit meittem Meib mad
San Intonio, nm bas 9lima gu me9s
feln, aber anftatt better, tpltrbe 1e tdgs
lid f6limmer unb mar lebtes Sabr eiit
pabres Bib bes Sammer unb @lenbs.
Big bor furaer 3eit befu6te n1eir
Wetb Srau 8orn, Die ebenfaas lange
Sabre leibenb NOR, unb eradblte, baB
iie bur6 prof. u. q. Mepers, go. 46
NaDarrO Str. in Der Shat munberbare
9ellmtttel III gang tur5er Selt bergettelt
tporben fei.
Obglei9 mir f6on an gar mi9ts
mebr %glaubten, CAB i'd bod auf langes
.3ureoen'b Der 5rau Born nod, unb ba9z
tie, pilf aud biefen S9minbel perius
den, mnb gu meinem sr6Bten grftaue
1en rnb Glide mar meme Srau mad
einem monatli6en @ebrau1e biefer
ipirfli6 uu~nberbaren 9eilmittel pplle
fommen bergeftelt.
Sic fonnte tpieber ibren bdusli6en
Nrbeiten nadgeben unb li9 Der @raiez
bung ihrer &inber mibmen.
ytun bitten mir, i9, meine 6rau unb
&inber, @ott m6ge GERM Prof. u. q.
Maeper, nod re@t LANCE Sabre gum
Woble Der leibenben Meni6beit erbalz
ten.
Srant unb gba @tierib.
San @ntonio, Ser.
8eibe bei6m0ren 6ies Gertiffat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-09
MnptrdJe Witrtel

III Der tpunoerbarfe Salismam Der WeIt;
Ct ftbert itinem Beiiber pirflih unfddbbart
BortbeiIe Slid 1lno Grfols in @.f9aftex
2otterie uno allen 1lnternebmunaen lber.
baupt, Gdub por 3ranfbeiten Mnb I'm.
alnfsfdaen, foipie auiettise 8reumoi1aft
2iebe uno Mftung.
Oieie Ma9ifden GarteI tpuroem auerf
BON Gram Gabine's nrsrobmutter, Der
peItberiibmten Mae. 2enorntano IN Baris
ansefertist un0 bon tbr ifammt Das Ge.
!, hetnnib Der &nfertt9ung berjelben mnb
Niemano anber Srau Sabtne fann biefeL
ben anfertigen ober D~erfaufen.
Sur Die sabHoien Wunberfuren, fopie
fonfttsen tuunoerbaren 8erte, Die Srau
Sabtne poubra6t bat. beiibt fie etne arobe
Gnaabl BON bei9porenen 3euaniIIen, beren
Gopteen tn ibrem 12>ieitigen iIufrirten
Circular entbalten ftnb. &ieies Circular,
betitelt: THE Peoples Friend, peIdes
tn beutider uno. eneliiber Sprahe fur 2
@ents fret p%erianpi iptro, entbdlt aud nod
cine Gn3abl Don Iobenben GmpfebIunatn,
bte ibr BON beoeutenoen 8situnaen 9tseben
puroen, iofpie cine illuftrirte 8eibibte Der
Wabriagefurt pom 1000 Sabren Dor @brifi
Geburt bis CUR Sebt3ett.
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@einnbbeit TT Meid5tbmnt !

On. 30: @3sts Nerpens nab @ebtrn . aur tit ED
1eranttrtee ipeetf39e8 9etimttteI fur 6rferie, Srdm.
VI nefrbis Melya1sta, 3cpffAmerBen, nerpbie rebers
tssBane nnp 2bipannnne, reruria&t bur& hen dbers
fetts acknowledgement unk Detfrnsrpeiuuna, be
g Batnfnn au8artet unb ansemetnes Gtesb, Stehs
W. 9nes Nee terbetfhbrt. eGs tf aud etn Setimittei
l<3er tra7De tttsfe attern, sessn ~llnfruatbasfeit, SAs
ssie4t; sur& seiftse reberanfrensuns cber bure
Sneelelnueen. sSe6e S&a&tel enttdlf BITE anr fhr
esnen Akonat. $l.00 BITE G4a@tei, ober 8 G&oAteIn
laf POO, nurA bic prjf sesen Gtuitnbnns be8 1reijes,
Hetr saranttren, hae 8 S&o&teln ieben san beiIer.
neretn. mt ietsr Befeluns fur 8 SrahteIn, be Sci
ase NIT BEN Yretfe ~etnIduft, fenben utr benz Beiieuer
1nieren t4rtftlt4en 0arantie : S4etn, ba6 mir eas
9sis turtdf9t6ent uenn bas Mtttei teine SeiIuna Sc,
gtrtf. Snl4e S4etne rerben uur ausseftsat pom
e4tr DIES Gtnre lGtnStse Gsentea) 80. S CAT
&ammsree Gtreet, Gan antpnfr, TeEas.
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Strait nab @eiauSbeit.

sic electric gitters. Benn ste bic grippe seiHwd4 t
Bat, perluden sic electric 8itter8. DieS Mittel pirft
btreft auf bic eeber, aui ben Wlasen nnb oui bic Rteren,
iassm Is steie STsane ss.u ARREST, tyre SnHtttDnsn re.
peb letben, nerben sic hur4 1leetrtc Bitters fdneae
unb bauernbe Gbbhlfe finbeu. Cine probez 8lai&e prb
Ste sebrau&en. &rebe Elal&en fur muir so Gents in
ser Npptbete ptn Gbnlpb Dretb, 9~bpmpirn & Go. gu
haben.
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Der @ar5as@rofins Der Mebina: Sd
mar 3 Sabre lang frarf nit fogenar1tz
ter S9mtnOiu6t Dber Nus3ebrung. Sd
babe bic belten Ierate probirt, piele Yaz
tentzMebi5inen, allies obne grfolg. Ser
leBte Nrat, her mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid gdr3li9, aufgegeben. 9ur6 ntebs
rere metner Sreunbtnner uttb 8efan1z
ten bin th ge5mungen mDrben, Brpf.
WteDer gu beiu9en. Mein Mann fubr
MIDI bin, unb er u11b mein Sobn truz
gent mid binauf. Sd ipufte 8lut uttb
mar abgemagert unb bate sroBe
S6meraen.
Soft lei 0anf, bur6 prof. q. q.
W&epers 9eilmittel bin i'd gdnsli9 fus
rtrt morben.
Sd bin 46 Sabre alt unb bic Mutter
bon a6t &inbern.
&efugta Seierina.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this the 1st day of March,
[SEAL. A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
NotarysPublic Bexar Co., Tex.
Mrs. Sapopa Yalepn, SEQ. 1926 2as
rebotraBe, 50 Sabre alt.
Sd mar 5 Sabre frat1f nit S9minbs
iu6t.
Sd babe bic beften Ner5te foniultirt
lrb metne &ranfbeit bat bel @elb ges
foitet, obne cine Sur gu erreiden. Sd
mar bic lebte 3eit 10 absemagert, fon1tte
ni6t i6lafen, ni6t eHen, feinen Mtbem
befomme1 unb mar i6on gdn5li6 obne
ane 9ofnung a~nfgegeben morben.
Sur9 meine .bielen 8efannter, bic
aud bur6 prof. Mepers spunberbare
0eilmittel furirt porben itnb, babe i9
bic Sur unternommen unb fann iagert
1T Is Sagen bin i6 pnI1tdnbig furirt
tpOrben unb bonn Sobe gerettet.
Sbiges babe i6 bel9wpren, baB es
bic refine @abrbeit it,.
Sapppa Balloon.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the 9th day of March,
[SEAL] A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK.
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
pT grof. Meper's Office lit So.
46 NabarrosStra cine Sreppe bod.
Spre6ituaben: gDn 9 l1br Morgens
big Z nbr Nbenbs. 2abet iibrigens
Niemanben Elm, au inn gu fommen.
56winbler, Guadialber, Spione unb
Neugierige ioaen bur6aus ni9t porz
fpre6en.
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.Grie6rih ber @rose beoonn in

pGriebri9 Der @rpBe begann i'm
Qlter BON 80 Sabren ben breiBigidbri.
gen Cd arieg". So 81 lefen in Der
Chicago Tribune bonn 80. Mdr5 auf
Der ebitorielen z cite. Wenn bas nift
american Newspaper enterprise
1T, banit oerftebt'S eben 10 Elm i6laf,
miibiger guropder ni6t.
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S6aber sugefigt, unb bic gerlenbung
bat nur ein paar Sage lang alsseieBt
merben mii1en.
Ser Giniuanb BET 1tusmredbmmngsfa.
hiafett

fam nt4t a1S geIa6ntsuns Dienen fir bas @erbaIten
pcn Gauienpeu pDa Meniden, tpelbe ibrem aDrper
itanten @ebraud pcn BRAT fb wtrfenben , setabtliiden
abfhhrmilteln unb ~stfttSen mtneralii6en gfdparaten
DOR @acm ben peri6iereEen Srrmen ppn AuedSilfer
= ben @ruub gu e%rnftltten nnb pprbeereneen %fbrperlt=
fden 9eiren lesen, unp pbne ba6 pie CERT site Niptbs
p%enbieteit ba5u p%orld9e, unb pbne Rap fe babel tr=
senowel&en llnteriGteo mahten, unb aaes pas nnr,
UNI einfaae Setbesrerftcpfuns Su b~eietttseni en Set
ben, BIS in jebem p~prtpmmenbsn Stadium burdb ben
crnIequenten @ebrau6 BON Spifptter'8 MaSenbitterS
sebpben rlrb. Dteies berubmte Setlmtttel perur=
faGt nte S4mer3en, nod fdpddt eS bic Ginsepetbe
pber peruriadt eS gu rettliAe Gntleeruneeu. Wenn
es tn Der Gbarnacopbe pirtlif eth b~finente8 Ntittel
tie, 10 lit bteS un8 ~rrnisItenS unbefannt. 9aGet alio
ab, Gud NIT ihdbli6en Ircsuen 5u flGen uub sez
brauhet bieleS ippbltbdtts resutrenpe 9rdparat, wtts
nuns brinst unp 9eberletpen, @beumattSmus, Neuralz
ste, S&laHriiSt it, @ppctttperluft, Nofa-ia, anssmeis
ne S6tpd@e nnb q erenletoen furirt unb ~nberbaupt ein
Specifeum sesen Masen<, Re,pen= unb Srftems2ets
ben lift.
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Der beutf6e Safer beabii6tigt,
auf ieiner b~iesidbrigen MOrblanbsreiie
aud bic Sniel Sslanb auf5uiuden; in
ieiner 8egleitung Derben fi6 aud bless
NAL Der 8efaubte @raf gu @u~lenburg,
premierlieutenant b, 9iilfen unb Or.
@iBfelbt b%efinben.
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Sic gunset wppS 60.

berfauft Mc9laifter, Smbian territory
&Dblen au $3.50 per Snntte, 9ol5 3a
$3.50 per @orb unb gebadtes 9ol3 gu
$3.50. Ollie Nuftrdge iuerben prompt
aussefibrt. SelepbDn81 81.
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@mnber : 6urem.

Sd unter5ei6neter mar be~rfriippelt
an meinem re9ten SUB. baB i9 auf
&riden geben muBte. Mein Sub mar
bid gei6wOaen NIT &beumatismus.
Sd mar in @nglanb bel ben be-
riibmteiten epe3ialiftem in Chandelier
unb babe bic beften Ierate nod probirt
ltnD iie gaben mir ale tur nod 40
Sage gum 2eben. Nu9 bic 1ot
8 prings babe i6 beiu1t obne grfolg.
Sd bein6te grof. u. u. Msper unb
in 10 Sagen bur@ 8ebrau1 ieiuer
munberbaren 9eilmittel bin i'd gdn5z
Lid furirt tporben.
pbillip Sob.
Meine @breHe 1T: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL. A. D. 1892.
: SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co. Tex.
Sfabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
bur6 LANCE 3eit nit i9tperer Ser5s
aranfbeit bebaftet unb babe piele Mer3te
tonialtirt unb biele 9eilmittel probirt
obne Grfolg.
Sn sipei Mo9e1t bin i9 bur9 prpf.
q. u. WeDers ipunberbare 9eilmittel
gdn5li6 furirt pprben.
Sd f6u0re ba5u, baB es bic Mabr=
belt 1T unb nidt8 anberes als bic
Wabrbeit.
SfabeI Shores.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL A. D 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex.
Gin iunger Mann, Der BON pielen
Spe3ialiten unb nod 8ebraud berz
f6iebener Mittel abfolnt fir beiratbss
unfdbig erfldrt purbe, tpar bur6 prof.
u. u. Mebers, SO. 46 Nacaro= 5traBe,
punberbare 6eilmittel pplfommen her,
geftelt unb lebt felt 2 Mpnaten inn
glidli6feH @beitanbe.
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Or. LATHAM
Spbn 8roaSfoot, N. D., Mffffent.
Specialist oes Unestens.

Suuse Wdnner,
wel@e In Gplse bon
9ugenD 8 Stnben
an Rerpenf5mdde
Letbeu, ~tbreeebens.
traft u~ntersraben
9aben nnb TIRE
Mdnnlt@teit perips
zen, fpnten ben bes
rhtmten Or. Sas
Harap ipfprt con.
{ulttren. 0eraebt
nt&t, @eruentrants
4ett (rntt cber ptae
&rdnme) ptrb rti.
fen39attlt& unb
mad ben neaeften
Msttpben betans
belt unp NIT BEN
srbeten Grfpls.
@ fpmmt ntnt
beraaf an, ob man
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Mrs. &efugia 9eierino, pobnbaft
So. siibs2arebOitraBe, cine mobile
fannte @brenfrau unb niele Sabre bier
anidfiige gigeutbiimerin elmer Sarm an
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q Uoti5. O

Trau Sabtne befSrst alle Ges
fbdfte perf6nlth uno bat feinen
Meenten ober Martner. Mne bic
if6 bafnr ausseben, finb 8etriser.
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jusdnslides Setlmittsl, tpeldes felt
Satren In unsdtltsen SdGen feine @ir-
~iunssfraft ersrcbt Bat, 1T Or. atguf
a6nis's hamburger S:ropfet, Elm Mit-
tel has jebern alter pbne ale Gefabr an
eepaet irerben fam, unb tpetdes fret BON
alien ieten Madpeben TT, frelfe piele
antere Mbfabrgrssmi..ei neh i@ 5teten.
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sr0bte 8pri7dt au &c,
br6u&en. Gin burd>
aus reraes In fetner
@trtuns ~ansenebntes
unb fderes, Seteruann
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&inise Rdtal&lage
fit 6as
Grahjahr.

q ~ Sn Ter @tnters;eit net.
N gen f6, tn Solse BON 81
trents getpesuns in freirr
s6 Cuff bic @espebe bes menfG.
annSa'@As 1tden &Grpers Isi6t gu
lranttaftsn 3ufdnben. 9as Srabtats
IL babtr bic se&te 3ett, UNI bic i9 Int
36rper ipdbrenb bes @tnters ansefesten
~dberfastset uab bte Ebdtisfeit Der etn,
ltlnet Orsate teutrnenben gtrFe bard
cine rtstlrtdte, ben &6rser ridt fddbis~
enbe @bfibrfur au entfernen. @pn Der
sr6eten RctbuenbiSteit 1T es fur aae bts,
ientsen tvelGe an ee1Srter @erbauuns,
getfcpfans, 9labanssm. Sautausfald>
gen, Erdsbttt unt aRibisteit Der @lieber,
@&uerser ttn @aser, Der aeber, u. {. N.
lethen, tet Der Mabl bes Wtttels b.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-19
TACOMA ExPOsITIoN NEWS.
Eandmaster Cappa Entertained -- Hia
Columbus Composition.

HEADQUARTERS EXPOSITION, TACOMA,
Sept. is.-[Special. To-day Bandmaster
Cappa was treated TO a drive around the
city by members of the Commercial Club,
after which he expressed himself as de-
lighted st the fine views. nicely paved
streets and so many elegant residences.
On Saturday Director Cappa received a
telegram from the colonel of the Seventh
New York regiment informing him that it
would be necessary for him TO be in New
York By October to take charge of the
music of the Columbus celebration there.
The Committee of One Hundred have
given him full charge of the twenty bands
which will take part in the celebration
The event will continue during October 10
and IL. He expects 10 produce, after his
return TO New York, his new composition
fantasaue describing the voyage and land
ing of Christopher Columbus. In the rem
dition OF this piece the following scenes.
among others. will be brought out: Storm !;
description of the voyage; anthem in
cathedral and full chorus Of men and
church organ: prayer tCappa has the
words of prayer that Christopher Colum-
bus used sent to him. and this will be
plsysd Il Wusicli The landing q c0lum,
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bus; dance of the Indians and war crv
This war cry was very aptly described TO
Cappa several years ago while making a
stop at Winnipeg, where he had an oppor-
tunity to get the correct thing in an In
dian war dance. This will be described as
he has seen il and played to music in the
Columbus composition.
The forty-three Worlds fair commits
sioners in the state have been invited to
be present on Worlds fair day at the ex-
position. On that day 81. 500 in gold mug
gets from kittitas county will be on
exhibition. The largest nugget SO far
found is worth $780, These nuggets will
be sent to the Worlds fair.
During the production of the "Battle of
Gettysburg" the smoke which was in
tended to represent the s'smoke Of bat
tie. was taken by some to be fire.
Following is the programme of the band
concert for tomorrow. the afternoon con-
cert commencing at 2:30 and the evening
concert ut 8 O'Clock:
Grand selection-"Ths Pearl Fi:ier"..... Bisss
aln' aazaIkaa.ons al, Heart, One Thought. ;strauss
'''ne' '0'01s1nss %al,sr Roger. Hartman
Fsntase-"0n the Plantation" ........ Pusrnsr
INrERhIssIoN OF THIRTY MiNuTEa
Overture-''Norma" BelIini
"reminiscences IRON the works of Tosti.
"fovera Maria," Baracolle tt Rapiree,"
"Penso Amore," "Beauty's Eyes," "Muri.
ella, "Forsver and Ever" "Bid
Ne Good-By
Duet ior two cornets-''our Birds of Western
Mes.rs. "; Grimm ana A. waahsu.en.
Galop-"Post Horn Koenig
Post horn obiigato by Mr.. Albert Wasshausen-
WEDDING NIGHT.
Overture-"Semramide" Rossinf
Grand selectlon-"De Walkure" Wagner
Introducing Siegmunde's Love Song.
Cornet Solo-"Cradle Song" Howson
Walter Rogers.
INrKRMIssIoN.
The wedding ceremony will take place during
this intermission, accompanied by appropriate
music.
Overture-"Il lamento del Bardo, Mercandante
(By request.)
Grand Potpourri-"Cavaileria Rusticana".-.
10y Etquetp Mance8nl
Iorchllght dance No. 1. Meyerbeer
Galop-"Midnight Alarm. Hoist
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ODD FELLOWS AT PORTLAND.
They Rested on Sunday and Attended
Churches-Quest of Legal alton.

ADcy ISeatoO on 60nOoy ana ATTENDED
Churches-Qu Of Liquidation.
PORTLAND, Sept. 1s.-The Odd Fellows
spent the day quietly for the most part,
many of them being tired from their jour
ney across the continent and their excur-
sion yesterday, which occupied the greater
part of the night. The city is full of visi-
tors and large numbers are expected from
Oregon and Washington on early morning
trains. Special services were held in u
number of churches today and were large
ly attended by the visitors. The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge will begin its sixtieth
annual session tomorrow. Among tho
important questions to be considered ara
several that were either reported adversely
by the committees to which they were re-
ferred or defeated at the last session.
Among those is q proposed amendment to
the constitution reducing the minimum
age of admission to the order to IS years.
The question of the propriety of admit
ting saloon keepers to the order will also
come up for consideration. A series of
amendments to the constitution proposed
last year reducing the name of Sovereign
Grand Lodge to Sovereign Lodge of Inde-
pendent Odd Fellows. and the titles of Of
ficers by emitting ''Grand," will probably
be brought up again at this session. The
grand parade will occur tomorrow after
noon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-19
EUROPEAN CHOLERA NEWS.
Qaeenst own Ouarantines Against United
states-Reports From Hamburg,

LoNpoS. Sept 1s.-The Queenstown au-
thorities heneeforth announce that until
ali danger of cholera infection has ceased
doctors will board all American liners ar
rising at Queenstown from ports in the
United States, and il any sickness is found
on steamer the vessel must he placed in
quarantine before any of the passenger,
will be allowed To disembark, otherwise
the steamer must proceed direct 10 Liver
pool only communicating with Queens
town Tor the purpose Of procuring the
services of pilot
L"snoS, Sept is.-The SandHrf's Ham.
burg correspondent says: Tie cholera
epidemic shows no abatement The
tguSes fos Saturday aSs; 70s new cases.
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FARO FIEND's TRAGIC END.
Joseph Sc com, of Butte, Falls to Win .
Wedding Stake, and Suicides.

Butte, Sept. Is. Especial - Joseph
Secom. Welsh miner. "a years of age.
blew the top Of his head Off with shot
gun today. lie was out late last night
gambling and grew respondent over his
ill-uck. 1t transpires that he was en-
gagged to be married shortly to Sophie
Bent, who is now aged 1S. Secom was
playing faro for stake TO get married on.
About two weeks ago he won couple OF
hundred dollars. but foolishly sqandered
it again. A few days ago he gambied
away his months pay, pawned his watch
and borrowed from friends. A friend re-
deemed his watch, but last night he
pawned il again.
About O'Clock this morning Secom got
up, went TO drawer and took out two
shells loaded with shot. His room mate
saw him but did not notice what he was
doing. Secom then went into the cellar
and loaded shotgun. He held the barrel
towards the side of his head. pulled both
triggers and was instantly killed. having
blown the top of his head and his brains
to atoms.
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1892

224 deaths and 329 buriais. For Sunday:
Cts new cases. 201 deaths and $50 burials.
Another report from Hamburg says
there were 2s6 fresh cases and 127 deaths
reported yesterday. There has been big
decrease both in the number of patients
and the mortality.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-Forty-one
fresh cases of cholera were reported here
yesterday and fifteen patients died during
the same time. Ninety-two persons have
recovered from the disease The returns
received in regard to the progress of the
epidemic throughout Russia show a steady
decrease in the virulence of the scourge.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-In this city and sub
urbs yesterday fifty fresh cases of cholera
and thirteen deaths from the disease were
reported. In Havre the number of fresh
cases is six and the deaths three.
CRY OF MEXICO. Sept. 1s.-The truth of
the rumors that cholera had appeared in
Vera Cruz, San Luis Potosi, Morclaya.
Queretaro, Candelaria and this city are
officially denied.
VIENNA, Sept. 1S.-Four deaths from
Asiatic cholera have occurred at Podorse,
in Austrian Galicia.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Sept. 1S.-[Special. l-Mr. and
Mrs. I. II. Rutter have just recovered
from a severe illness, which prevented
them from taking their proposed trip to
Mount Rainier. where Mr.. Rutter intend
ed taking number Of views.
The Wiiber Dramatic Company opens
at Germania hall for one week, commenc-
ing September 26.
At the Custer Post meeting Saturday
J. II. Cummings was mustered in and
Comrade Lowell was presented with sill
yer spoon in honor of his 5lst birthday.
The clock which will be placed in the
tower Of Gross Bros. building has ar
rived. 1t cost 81, 500 and has three dials
five and one-half feet in diameter. Tho
1000 pound bell can be heard three miles.
The tower will be lighted by electricity.
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TACOMA. Sept. 1s.-ISpecial.l William
Schoitz was accidentally shot in the leg 1t
Wilkeson today. Several men were shoot
ing at mark One of them turned a gun
toward Scholtz when he was three feet
away. The gun accidentally exploded. tho
shot and wadding entering Scholtz's leg.
infiicting q severe and dangerous wound.
He was brought to the Fannie Paddock
hospital here.
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SAVED BY A BOY TRAMP.


TTnsns Avefttng . FERROUS Dhoster.
TgucEEE. Cal, Sept. 1s.-A serious acci-
dent occurred at tunnel No. l3 this
morning. Just as the eastbound passen-
ger train No. 3 emerged from the tunnel
a wheel OF the baggage car broke. deraiiing
seven cars and knocking down fifty feet OF
snowshed. A boy tramp riding on the
blind platform Of the baggage car saw the
accident and pulled the bell cdpd. stop
ping the train just in time to avert fright
fui loss of life.
Three cars. loaded with race horses On
route for the Reno fair, were badly shaken
up. Other damage was 70 the track, sheds
and rolling stock. The passengers were
brought to Truckee. and the west-bound
passenger No. has been held here all the
afternoon. The wreck was cleared away
by Q O'Clock.
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Coneressman Wilson at Tacoma.

TACOMA, Sept. ls.-tSpecial. l-Congress-
man Wilson, ex-Speaker Feighan and
State Senator Van De Vanter were among
the prominent Republicans in the city to-
day. Chairman Nichols, of the state COM
mittee. returned today from EIlensburg
and brings enthusiastic reports from Re-
publican strongholds east of the mount
ans. Clubs are being formed in every
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The Northern Pacific railroad affords un-
eQualed advantages for quick, sale and COM
Portable journey to ali points East, south and
southeast Trains run through 10 Chicago
without change, aud connect at ST Paul aud
Chicago with all the frst-ciass lines for the
south and southwest BE sure your ickets
read over that line l. A. Nadeau. general agent