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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Cages : Wemisfeiten.
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Sic GertiateQuna hes

= Sie SertigteQung bes Genius
geri6tes tpirb nod elm poles Sabr in
Nnipru6 nebmen. Cine betrd9tlide
Na6beniaigung pirb nod erforberIid
.ba5u fein. Bis iebt peruria9te Der IL.
Genius einen &Of:nauftpanb bon
1890, 900, bod perben bic @eiammts
fOfteH fi9 auf minbefens IS, 900, 900
belaufen. 9er 10. Genius erforberte
nur gewiaigungen i'm 8etrage BON
$1,000. 900. 9afiir bauerte feline Ser
%tigteaung aber aud UNI 10 ldnger, benn
udbrenb Der gan3e 8eri9t bes IL.
Genius f6on 81 Nnfang bes Sabres
1894 fertig iein pirb, famen bic lebten
beiben 8dnbe bes Genius DON 1880.
erit i'm Sabre 1889 berans.
= Sas Iderbau 9epariement bat
einen febr forgfdltig ausgearbeiteten
8eri9t iber bic S9afsu9t in ben Ser.
Staaten Der6fentli6t. 9as Werf tpirb
bur6 bas Mderbau : Gepartement unb
bic &ongreBmdnner fret on ale iafz
funbigen Snterefenten Dertbeilt.
= Sie &onpentiDn, nel1e cine Ser.
dn6erung Der StaatsperfaRung BON
Neu ODrf Dolnebmen ion, lift bis gum
5%peiten 9ienitag i'm Wfot bes sSabres
1894 Deri6oben tporben. Sic Oelegaz
ten 5u berfelbem perben i'm nd6fen
Wopember getpdblt merben.
= SIN 2aufe Der fommenben Wo6e
fnbet i'm State &anias bic Mabl
zines 8unbesienators itatt. Sci Der
eigenartigen 3ufammeniebuug Der 2ez
gislatur mirb bieie WabI grobe S6mies
rigteiten bereiten. Sci gemeini6aftz
li6er Abitimmung beiber Sduier pers
fiigen bic &epublifaner iiber "a Stims
men, bic 9emofraten iiber 4 unb bic
YopuIiften iiber IA 6timmen. Ser
republifani11e &anbibat 1T Der bisbe=
rige Senator perfins unb bic Bopulis
fen perben bermutbli6 6errn 8reis
bentbal, ben 8~oribenben ibres Stats
Central 3omite5, auftelen.
= Gins gauge Mn3abl bon Stats
2egislaturen finb ON 8. Sanuar sus
fammengetreten. Mebrere treten am
9onnerftag 3uiammen.
Glf1e acknowledgements aus Den
rb6beren areilen" BON st. 2ouis
ma6t bort piel BON ii6 reben. $. s..
Morgat, Der Sobn bes bonn prdiibens
ten Garfielb gum @eianbten in Werito
ernarnten Ntr. s. Morgar, eri6oB
ben S6wager feiner Grau unb itrengte
: gegen leBtere cine S6eibungstlase tpes
gen @bebru6s an. Giinf befannte
g26wen" Der ct. Coulter @eieas
f6aft fofen in bebenfli9er Wetie in
bic Nngelegenbeit perpidelt fein.
NusIanb.
= SH Der iibli6en NeuiabrssN ns
ipra6e on bic @eneralitdt wieberboIte
Siaiier Milbelm II. bic @rfldrung, baB
er ben &ei6Stag aufl0ien iperDe, menn
berielbe si6 tpeigern ioate, bic Militdr=
@orlage unperdnbert an3unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
9. u. & q. q. 8abn.
Whfahrt.

Na9 @alpeiton, 9sufton unb @uero
tdgli9, a%usgenommen Spnntags,
I'm .................S:50W orm.
Mad Corpus Gbriiti, NraniaS pab unb
geepile tdgli6, aasgenommen 5onnz
tags, um............3:l0 Na9m.
Na6 &errpiGe tdsli3, ausgenOmmen
Sonntass, um........-4:00 yta6.
Na6 aerroiGe tdsli6, ausgenommer
Sonntags unb MOntass, I'm
1880 Dorm.
Mnfunft.
BON @aloeten, 9outon unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommer Sonntags,
UNI ..8:15 Nbenbs.
BON Corpus Gbriiti, @ranias paB unb
8eepille td9li6, auSgenommen Sonn>
tags, um............1:4 40 Na9m.
Bon &errpiIe tdsli9, ausgenommen
SenntagS. 1915 Tortt.
8on &errpiae tdgli9, ausgenommen
Sonntass ut6 Wontags, UNI
1855 Nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Sic 9reibunbs=Mddte aIanber.

= Ste SreibnttDS=WtdGte glatbett,
baB bic Gage in Granfrei6 ben Sries
ben @uropas gefdbrbe. Sic baben ft9
beBbalb entl@loRen, amf ale Gdae ges
riitet gu fein menn in 5raHfret6 eine
&,boIution ausbre1en foIte. Sic Paz
riier @elanbten Der Md6te bes Oreis
bunbes baben ipeciele Snfruftionen
erbalten.
= Ser 8erliner Correspondent Der
| 2onbpner 9ailp Stems i6reibt, baB Der
@saremitf6 Der So93eit Der Brin3eifin
Tsargaretba bon Breuben nit benz
Brinaen Sriebridr &arl BON SefIen bei=
mobner merbe, um bic 8e3iebunsen
spii6en 9eutf6lanb unb &uBlanb
freunbli9er 81 geftalten.
= Ser preuBif6e &%riegsminiiter
General b. &altenbornsS tadau bat
bic @iniebung eines @brengeri9tes gez
gen ben %peniionirten Sberftlieutenant
Ribne, ben te6nii9en 2eiter Ser 2os
mel9en MaHenfabrit, angeorbnet.
= 9ie rMagbeburger 3ettung"
iu9t in einem 2eitartifel ben Na9meis
gu fubren, baB &rupp ni6t 1868, fonz
bern bereits i'm Sabre 1853 benz &aiier
NapDleem geseniiber fi6 our 2icferung
BON Gef6iben ertoten babe. Wdbz
renb elmer 3eitungseontroberie int
Sabre 1873 babe Der Barrier 8ertreter
Der 6irma &rupp bieie Sbatia6e ein=
gerdumt.
= Inter ben Golbaten Der Santz
burger @arniion finb 5 @rfranfungs,
fd1e entbedt morben, bic fir @bolera
gebaIten tperben. Sen Solbaten be-
na9barter @arnilonen 1T bef 8eiu6
9amburgs perboten Dorben.
= Nus benz @ifen> unb &nblenbi>
ftritt bpn Saarlpuis unb Saarbriifen
pirb gemelbet: Ser STREET ber in ben
bieligen 8ergpertsn bef9dftigteu Bergs
leute geftaltet fid gu einem INNER ert=
fteren. Serielbe eritredt fi6 bereits
iiber bas ganae &epier unb bic Streifer
legen aufriibrerli9e Neigungen an ben
Sag. Cine Mnaabl 2eute, bic ii9 BIS
Der gemeigert battett, fi9 ben Streifern
ansul9lieBen, mur6en bur9 cine Nb>
tbeilung Der leBteren, mel6e nit Gez
polpern bepafnet maren unb bamit
brobten, fe nieberauf@ieBen, falls fie
bic Nrbeit ni6t iofort eimfelten, ges
smunsen, bies gu tbun. Sc 1T @en>
barmer,e our Mufre6terbalti1ng Der
Orbnung aufgeboten tporbeit un6 es
tperbeu meitere &ubeft6rungett erpars
tet. @s befiuben fi9 i'm @anaen IL 900
Mtann I'M Musfanbe.
= Muf benz &bein, Der Moiel, benz
Nedar unb benz Main bat lie S6iHs
fabrt bes 9reibsgiies tuegen eingeteat
tperben mifen.
= Mus Mien ptrb beridtet: Gin
pra9tpp1es 9ospital fir mittelofe
&ranfe, bas nit ben bon Ser 6irftin
Mstterni6 sefammelten Gonbs erri6tet
tporben, tpurbe beute BON @r5ber5Dg
Steiner i'm 8eiiein Der Minifter unb
einer Nnaabl prominenter Webiainer
er0fnet. IS 1T nit Der beriibmten
YoltfIinif, mel6e bpr englif6en unb
amerifanii6en 4er5ten frequeutirt uirb,
perbunben.
= Mus 8ern i9reibt man: Sn
Golge bes observation-disclosures bes
9anbelssertrages 5mii6en Granfrei6
unb Der S9uei3 gebenfen i9meiseris
f9e 6abritanten unb 9dnbler ibre Mn=
fdufe in Sranfrei9 auf iolde 4rtifel
gu bef6rdnfen, Die lte anbersmo ni9t
betomme,1 f6nnea. 9ie meifen 8ez
fteQungen, pel6e in Grantrei6 ge=
ma1t paren, .oerben ieBt an beuti6e
uttb biterrei1ii6e Sabrifanten iibers
tra9en werben. Inter i6wei3erii9en
@ef9dftsleuten berrl6t cine erbitterte
Stimmung gegen Sranfrei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Sitet Gnd Dor salbeu 8cgen &starrb,
Bite Que6filber emfbalteu,

ba Auediilber iiaer Sen Sinn be5 @erlIds
serit6ren unb bas sar3e sbftem p0ais s@crriit.
ten pirp, ipenn es bur4 bic idleimigen Sbers
Hd6en einorinst. Solde artifel ipaten ME
auber auf @erorbnung gut berufener @er5te
sebraudt iperben, ba Der Sdaben, ben lie anz
ridten, 3ebnmaI 70 srpb tit, ais bas @ute, oas
Sbr bappn e~rSielen f6nntet. SaII'S &as
a r be& ur, albright bon S. S. Cheney &
Co.. Splebo, ., entbdlt fein Guefiilber nno
ipirb inner,i4 senommen unb ipirft brett auf
bas 8lut uno Die idleimieen SberfGden bes
Sbft.ms. @enn Sbr 9aa's &atarrp : Sur
fauft, lei iider, bab Sbr Die dtte befon,mt.
Sic tpirb innerlid senommen unb 1T Sclebo,
g., BON S s. Gbeneb & 6 .. sema4t.
60 @erfauft Ton Npptbefern, 9reis rs
Gts. fir bic SIaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Sir Tarmcr

Die ,Sriumpb"s 8inbesM aidine nit
StablgeItea unb nit f6tpingenoem
8inber lit bic bette Mai6ine I'M ale
@rten BON @etreibe gu f6neiben, oh es
ftebe ober liege, oh eS fura ober lang,
grim pber troden 1T. gu baben bel
Sips & II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
sunt5erm pacifte : 8abm.

brit.
Ma9 MewsO Orleans, 9oufon unb GaIs
befton tdgli6 $500 ubr @beubs -.
Na9 San Grancisco, 81 paio unb
eagle paB tdgli9 $3.50 Born. ....
Mnfunt.
BON 9tetp=O Orleans, 9puton un6 @als
pefton tdgli9 $500 8prm. unb 4:15
Na6m.
Bon Saa 6raneiseo, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 lis Na6m. 49,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
GHenbabm Tabr Ylal.
:. & 6. N. @abn.

$. & 9. 0f. 8abn.
Nbfabrt.
Sad ct. 2ouis pia Srom Moumtain
ober 80. 6. &S....6:50 Morgens.
Na6 st. 9ouis bia Sron Moumtai1
&pnte ........ 6 :C9 MbenbS.
Nah 2arebo.. $3.50 8prn1.
Mnfunft.
Son ct. 9ouis, SrDn Mountain & M.
e. 6 S............-.9:35 8ern,.
Son ct. 2onis, Sron Mountai1 &Na.
6. .10.55 MbenbS.
Bon NarebD .35 Na6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
81 eurnIafe

1T unbebingt cine 8lutfranfbeit unb
1ar elm suoerlaffiger 8lutrsiniger fam
bier fi6ere Seilung berbeifibren.
9oDbs Sarfapariaa 1T Der bette 8lut>
reiniger unb bat biele f6pere 6d1e bon
&atarrb sebeilt, @eriu6t eS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

= 0ie preubii6e 8esieruns sat bier
8ataiqone bes 20. unb bes So. Snfan@
teries &esimentes our Undertaking Der
Strife emegung in ben SnbufriesDis
ftrift an Der Saar gef9idt. Sic 8atails
ons,@ommanbeure baben ben 8efebl
erbalten, nit gr6Btm6gli9iter Strenge
einaufhreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

9err 2ebi g. Mansfielb bon
9it6fielb, &an., f6rieb: Sd lit elf
Monate on S9mer3sn I'M &iiden. Na6
I%nwenbung bon ct. Safobs Del
uurbe i'd ooIfanOig gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
MAGNETIC
"

Gin sarantirtes SeiImtttel fur Spterie, e&mtnbeI,
9pnpuifonen, ardmpfe, nersnie Ienralsie, &cpfpeb,
nerp6ie Gri&lafuna, terpntseruien bura ben @ebraud
BON MltpbDl ober Iabaf, S@laHctsfeit, setftise @te=
dung, BITE gum Wabniinn flbrt. frhbe5 Qltern, Sc.
idledtsf4wda BET beiben @eidleatern, ponuttonen,
bic burh ueberanfreusuns bes @ebtrns, MiBbraud
ober Gnibaltiamfeit e%ntfteben.
SDbn 8. Sarrtirn, Druesif, Maeiniser
Nsent, Gan Gntpnip, Tegas. = @benio N8ent fur
Meit'S Nerpenz unb @ebiruz Miitel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

Sn Spanien erregen bic INNER
bduiger werbenben anar9ifii9en ums
triebe mnb SemOafrationen arQBe See
itiir3ung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
9eutide Sub Office nno Bud
btuoeret.

9euti9e, fotpie ensIii6e Srudsars
beiten tperben prompt uub biaig aers
fertigt BON Sobn 59ott, No Z
Norb Yrea> StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
91ttnse ttibt

keinsn Suften einbaIt ~ tbunI Cont ~erpeitern
= 2uftrSbrens2eite, inb bic sarten gepebe Der
aTkge Ieiben Sdaben. 9ei aebIs unb 2unsenfrants
beiten pirft feline Mrtnei 70 raid pie Mper's
Gberrpspectpral. Wan iennt 5aae. in benenf9on
penise Dozen einem burtnddisen unb peinIiden
9uiten elm enbe madten. Seer an Gngbriftisfeit.
Bruftbrdune, bdutteer 8rduue. 9ussebriing. pebert
5aIie ober seudbuften Ieibet. Der finoet in bieiern
9rdparate ein itderes SetImitteI. Gs beidipi9s
e.: =: ;: 81: &; @erin9e !; :: Il: !: !: e; =; !: !:
Wan iolte ftets i'm Saule
balten. Gauie G.. Stone. curtis etore, 3d.,
i&reibt pS6 babe in meiner SaniIie bic eriabs
r,ns sen,adt, bob gper's GberrpsgeetoraI bel Grs
idItuHs uno 9uften tets elm ii9eres SeiImitteI
uar.H
ngor flint Sabren buftete ib unausseiett, l9wiste
bel Na9t, mar duberit absemasert unb Don ben
ger3ten oitsesebeu wcrber. SD fling an &per's
Gberrns4 ectoraI einSunebmer unb lpurbe uoaioins
men 9eiunb. @-@usa 81. ae,pis, Ricarb. q. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

Con fthterfbe5an6elt purhe rnb NIT areIGen MitteIu.
Verlcreme eMannbarkeit, fowte ont
G4md@en ber 0el@Iedtsprgane beftumt furirt.
Erauen-Krankheiten Srerbeu TN Sruie
sts &xanfen nnb ctne Sufrumente furtrt. Gtn wnn.
terreJes 6eImitteI.
Cntarrh and Krankheiten der
Haut, bee NIutes unb aersens, Der seber nnb ber
R3eSen.
Syphilis. Das am sef4ptnpeten une F&erien
tetLenbe Dgtttel- 2xr saraHttrt.
aut-Hrankheiten aQeY Nri rerheu tns
stxtt no anbers Karen mibIanseu.
Dnnatuerlicher Abduss uirb srpnpt
= cen psar Eugeu turirt.
M2tire M}efbuoe1.
/. Srete gpufuItattpn tn Der Office cber per gsf.
3. 0ennne Hnterfu@ung unb DtdSupSe.
3. Sober ptfb auf Grunb ptdeul4 aftltAer Prtneipte-
sslenbelt unb jein sher thr fan ntrb ~ ~ipseisaem
&tubtum gema&t.
{. BiGisss Yreiie unp Iet@te acknowledgement.
IN ben meifen Gduen Fam BITE 2ranfbett i'm Sauje
tt5 &kanten betnnbeIt uerben.s
6&sntt nm Stmptpn 8 Tprruior go. l, fur Dedns
ness
S9rettt nm ssmptpus 6prmnIar Rp 2, far Etautr,
64sttttrm eynpten=Grrlaular no. 8, fur Saut'
Brie}e perben prompt beautrcrtst. GGt Gef&afe
zstetm oetalttn. Mebt5in msrb rerbpreen gefdu'l
hsferen,en . BITE Banter BON Gan Hntontr.
8emtf9 8efPrD@ea,
aRan abrefEss an Dber ipre4e Dor BET
j. M~THAwARs MaDl,
Etepens .Gtbdhbs, s1z9K g<H Gpn1taerteHsate Gan
&httnte z<xa4s enc Efeppe to&.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Dr.. Hathaway
Specialist 1es ClIestct1g.

Junae WeduneTf
wel6e In BoIse Dor
Susenb . Climber
an Rerpenfdpd6l
Ietben, tbre9ebeuss
traft u~ntersraben
5aben uuh lire
MdnnItmfeit rerlp,
rem, fputsn ben Be.
rhhmten Or. Sas
tbawap ipfprt cons
iulttrea. Gersebi
nt@t, 0errenfrants
bet (mtt pber ptnt
! Trdume) mtrb wtfp
|ienf&aftlt& unt
nn@ ben neneften
.Rsttoben bebnns
belt uup NIT benz
! grbbten Grfpls.
Sc tpmmt ntHl
boraaf an, OBJ man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
aper's G~berrD=YeetOral.

8ubereitet uon DIR. 8. 6. gper 4 Co., aopeu, Tof.
Sn allen gpotbeteu wnb @r,ueiIdben Ju baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
.8rauer bes beribmten

Dieies Bier 3eidnet fi9 burd feline 8etntei:
nno @lte unb burd ieinen @phlge51ma6 aus
unb iibertriHt ale Slai&en>8iere i'm Marfte.
SaS Bier ptrb in Der Stabt fret ms Saus
abgeliefert. EF- Sebe Slai4e sarantirt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
JAVANESE TIGER FIGHT
Rather More Exciting Than tho Famous
Uon ElOhts

An English traveller in Java, who saw
one of the tiger fights peculiar to the
island, thus describes the strange sport,
says Youths Companion:
The tiger 10 set down in trap in the
centre of the alienation, or great square,
and Is surrounded bya triple orquadruple
line of spearmen about q hundred yards
distant from him.
When ali is ready Jayanese advances
at very slow pace to the sound of soft
music and sets ire to the trap. at the same
time opening the door at the back part OF
the cage, which, by the way, IS too narrow
for the tiger to turn in.
As the fire begins TO slnge his whiskers
he gradually backs out. The man. as soon
as he has opened the door, begins walking
towards the crowd at slow pace and the
slower he ID the moro applause does he
gain.
The tiger, meanwhile having backed out
OF the burning prison. is rather astonished
at finding himself surrounded by hun
drsds of people, each pointing spear at
him.
II he is bold tiger ne canters around
the circle. almost touching the spears
finding no opening. he returns TO the
centre, fixes his eye on one spot, and with
a wild roar dashes straight at 1t.
He is received on the spears. and,
though he brushes many as though they
were nero reeds. in half minute he falls
dead, pierced by a hundred weapons.
In some instances, however. the roar and
charge are too much tor the Javanese and
they give way. The sport then becomes
rather dangerous TO spectators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16

EOR RENT,
l. BY JACKSON BRANDT D CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Loan Brokers'
No. 1l03 Main street.

No. 500 north Fifth street; $3.50 per year.
No. Ii0l Grove svenus. Ia rooms' so"" p'i
SUBURBAN HOME, In tho West End; $3.50
per year. -
No. west Franklin street. IL rooms. FUR
nished 81, 800 per year so
No. 6l6 south Lauroi street, o rooms; si'o
NC No. 5is north Tenth street, rooms; $500
N No. west Broad street, STORE and DWELL
ING: $1,000 per year.
5000 per year. ,
rooms; $3.50 pcr year. ann
No. 6?4 north Eighth street, rooms; $500
per year.
No. 28Oi o street 80 per month.
No 1908 o street $40 per month.
No $40 Holly street. rooms; 81 per montn.
No 700 north Seventeenth street; $40 per
month. ,r
rooms $40 per month. ,
No. 623 east Franklin street, nrss nVor'
rooms: $50 per month. ,
No 623 east Franklin street, second foor,
rooms 500 per month. .,
OFFICE, so1thwcs, corner OF lentn aue @1i"
streets: $40 per month.
OFFICE southwest corner OF Iontn ana haih
streets sl2 FER month. ann
OFFICE, OYER Il02 east Main street sSVo
OFFICE, 1iIe cast Main street $500 per
year. .. al n.r
month ,,,,. 49,,
No. $50 Calhoun street, between Hickory ana
Tyler; 30 per month. y lo- ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
rur srruATInN rnTrIcAL.
JAMES A. GENTRY DEAD.
This weu-Known Gentleman Expires
Suddenly This Morning.

Mr.. James A. Gentry, city editor OF the
STATE new spaper and one of the best known
citizens of Richmond. died suddenly at
his residence this morning at 2:4O o'clock.
Mr.. G. J. Paoli. Of the Southside Pharma-
cy. opposite the residence of the deceased
gentlemen. was sent for shortly before the
time mentioned by members OF the family
of Mr.. Gentry. who thought the latter had
tainted. Mr.. Paoli found that the faint,
alas, was one from which there
could be no waking. aud thinks
the fatal affection of the deceased must
have been some heart trouble. Mr.. Gen
try was one of the most accomplished
newspaper men in the South. lie
was at one time Mayor of the city
of Manchester. and served CALAMITY
during the war-frst as member OF
the FIRST Virginia Regiment aud after
wards with the Manchester. Elliott
Grays. He was a writer Of excellent
verse and his heart was full OF
the milk Of human kindness. 1t is safe TO
say that not many men ever had fewer
enemies or more friends than James A..
Gentry. The news of his sudden taking
of will be shock to the whole commu-
nItv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
THE CHOCTAW SITUATION.
It Is Pretty Certain That Those Con-
demned indians VIII BE Executed.


CApDo. /. T., July 15.-The conference
arranged between Governor Jones, or the
Choctew Nation, and Inspector Falson. OF
the Interior Department, took place yes
terday. Governor Jones speaks very little
English and his private secretary acted as
Interpreter. Those at the conference re-
fuse to say what took place, but It
can be stated with confidence that
on August 4th the execution of the death
sentence upon the nine men convicted OF
murder will take place. Inspector Falson
says be is now convinced that the muir
derers were fairly and properly tried and
condemned. Governor Jones says the
same thing and adds that the sentence will
be carried out on August 4th. Members OF
the Locke faction who were in town say
that if the United States Government
wants to save the lives of the condemned
men all that is needed Is to withdraw the
United States troops now stationed at At
lers, and the Locke people will do the rest.
CHIEF JONES ENTERS PROTEST.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 15.-The Score
tary or the Interior to-day received from
Chief Jones, of the Choctaw Nation, a let
ter In which he pointedly expresses his
views as to tho interference of the govern
ment i'll the execution of the nine Indians
sentenced to be shot on August Atm. Inc
Governor asserts that the men were
legally convicted, and he enters protest
against unwarranted interference OF the
United States in the affairs OF the Terri
tory in which they can have no concern.
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HIS START IN LIFE.
A Tall Snake story of q Fortune Made
Through an Anaconda.

Through an Anaconda.
"Igot my start IN a queer way" re-
marked q man of evident wealth, as the
drummer finished story, says the Detroit
Free Press.
mer. ,..a.t
successful citizen, II was travelling with
side-show and the business went TO
pieces, leaving me its creditor Tor wages
TO the amount of 500. My share OF the
stock in trade was an anaconda ABOUT
eighteen feet long and as big round as my
body. 1t wasn't fat. though L think, tor
the air was about the only thing 1t had
TO live on for several weeks before the
failure. -.
II took the snake and started for ST.
Louis. where proposed to exhibit II.
had him IN box IN the baggage car ana
somehow he got out and started through
the train on an exploring expedition. just
IA ne was crossing the platforms OF the
second and third coaches tho couplings
came loose and there's no telling what
would have happened, for we were gong
no heavy mountain grade, II the snake
hadn't twisted himself around the brake
rods and railing and hung on. 1t was q
big strain on HIN. but he stuck TO II. ana
I'm q lawyer II be didn't hold that tram
together 1Or TWO Inlles' auu ~ uOuCN
saved the lives of all the passengers in the
rear coaches. They thought so. anyhow,
and made me up purse OF $500"
The drummer coughed.
What became Of the anaconda?" he
inquired casually.
" lie gave me my start" replied the mar
rator. You see. the $500 wasn't drop
in the bucket. but when we got the snake
loose the STRAIN on him had stretched him
out twenty feet longer, and went into
st. LOUIS with q snake that no other ex-
hibitor could hold candle to, and 1t YOU
don't believe me | can show you that snake
stuffed and hung up in my hall at Dem
ver."
The drummer got up with the air of a
man who was uneasy.
You ought to sell it for telegraph
pole" be said, reproachfully, and went
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THE HOMESTEAD POISONING.
Action on the Confessions Of Gallagher
and Davidson Deferred
Try telegram TO the pi.patch.l

rBy telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
PIrrsBURa, Pa. July 15.-This morning
the attorneys who represented Hugh r.
Dempsey and Robert j. Beatty during
their trial on the charge OF poisoning
asked for an order empowering them to
take the dispositions of Patrick j. Gala
cher and j. NJ. Davidson. who. accord
ing to their confessions, allege that
Dempsey and Beatty are innocent of the
crime for which they are now imprisoned.
Judge McClung stated that IN view OF the
fact that there was not at The present time
apy petition for the pardon of Dempsey
and Beatty pending befo-e the Board OF
Pardons he did not think the court had
the power to grant the order as requested.
He took the papers, however. stating that
ne would look into the matter at once and
give q decision at an early date. This was
an unexpected turn Of Gallaghers attor-
neys, who expected plain sailing.
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The RrAzilIan Revolt.

[By Anglo.American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, July ia telegram from
Montevideo uid Paris received here day
states that member OF the Brazilian
ministry, replying. to question asked IN
situation in Rio Grande do Sui, said Ad-
miral Wandenkolk. leader of the insur-
gent naval force. who is now blockading
the port of Rio Grande do Sui with the
steamer Jupiter. will be shortly attacked
by the loyal fleet. The dispatch further
SAYS the Chamber of Deputies has voted
confidence in the ministry. Public opIn-
ion IN Rio dc Janero is favorable to the
Cabinet. The government of the State OF
suppress the revolt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16

and a recognized authority throughout
the country in all lung diseases.
For the past thirteen years he has
been out OF active practice, owing
70 failing health. He was born IN
West Hew8eld, Me-. and was graduated
from the medical department OF Harvard
in Isi6. Ho first settled in New Bruins,
wick, but came TO Jacksonville in 1852 and
has resided here ever since except during
the civil war when he served as surgeon IN
tho Union army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
situation in Slam.

tBy Anglo.Americanc cable TO the Dispatch.l
B,NaKoK. July l5.-The French gunboat
Forfeit arrived at the bar at the mouth OF
tho Menam river to-day. This Is the
fourth French warship to arrive, the
Lutin, Comic. and lnconstante being
already here. When the Forfeit arrived
she saluted the British cruiser Pallas,
living off the bar. and her salute was re-
turned by the British warship.
A better feeling now prevails in the city.
The French Captain Toreaux has arrived
within two-days' Journey of Battambang,
q village on the Gulf of Siam to the south
east of Bangkok. He is in command of a
party that is conveying the rebelllous
Annamites who were recently captured by
the French at Khong, on the Mei-Khong
river