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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-19
Certainly Explicit Enough to
Please Anyone.
NO DOUBT OF
HIS MEANING.
The Indecent Haste OF the
Provisional Govern
ment.
STEVENS SEVERELY BIISTIRED.
Harrison and the Senate We're
Deceived by Him.
THE TREATY A LIE
UPON ITS FACE.
Stevens Was ZealCus and Not Simeon
TenientIy Scrupulous".-His
Plea for Sugar.
Harrison AND the Senate Were
Deceived by Him.
THE TREATY A LIE
UPON ITS FACE.
Stevens Was ZealcHs and Not Simeon
VenientIy Scrupulous"--His
Plea for Sugar.

The Instructions from Gresham to
WILTSHIRE Provisional People
Acknowledge They Were Unable
40 Protect Themselves and Begged
the aid of the United States Fore
es, which Was ut once Given
Them-sIt Was an Act of War
When the Troops Were Landed, p
Says the Presfdent-The Queen
Submitted, Trusting TO the Good
Faith OF the United States Gov
ernment-The Treaty Will Not be
Returned to the Senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-19

manner is called by a familiar and I'M
pleasant name when found in a private
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
Scr Born Der fleiuen 9lnhcr.

Gepdbre niemals Ben &irt6ern bas,
mas tie nit S6reien unb ungeDulDigen
@eberben, nit SeftiQfeit ober nur nit
SroBen p%erlangen. Weiie fe nit Sanfte
mutb oure6t, ftrafe ie nit aaItbIiitigs
felt, ni9t i'm Nugenblid ibres 3ornes,
lonSern tpenn fie rubig gepor6en finb.
Vermeiben mir Ielbt Dor anem, unfere
&lnber gu Corn unb &a6e an3uleiten,
mie es leiber bic Webr3abI Der 6auss
miitter tbut. Wer bat ni@t i6on oft
augebort, penn 5.8. ein tleines Sinh
BET einem Sale ii6 psb getban bat unb
infolge befen peint, baB bic unoeritdnz
oi8e Mntter iagt. drummer Stein,
Der meinem 6er56en bat tpeb getban!
Wir moaen ibn i6lagen 49,. uSebt
lpeint oas Sinh ni9t mebr, pieImebr,
gldnat Die Jreube On Der Go6e in ieis
neil Ilgen; mad Dem 8eiipiel Der Iiuts
ter if6bt es nit feinen Sudden gegeu
ben Stein, nit @utb i'm |delten6.
9at elm amber DIAL Der Bruber peb
getban, 10 1T es nun Der gruber, Ser
gei9lasen wirb, un6 bel erfter better
8elegenbeit rd@t ii9 Der 9eleibigte
NIT eigenen 5dnben; bas 1T logii9
aber traurig, unb per bic ern Iten Sol
gen iol@en @ebabrens bebenft, tpirb
abl9reden unb fi6 bitten, NIT OBJ
gei6l1aGien Sebren 6as finOIide 6era
oes sieblinss 81 berm6bnen. 5en
3orn beilsn fann fein nod 10 sef6ids
ter ar5t. Der MOralift bat bier bas
erte Wort, Seneca fagt: Man ioa
bic erite 8etuegung bes 3ornes unterz
6rlden, Die man auf Der Creme ben
Teino auriidbrdust. gu ei1em 5flas
ben, weIder Stfrates bur6 iein
i6le6tes getr9gen beftis errsst bate,
iagte Der Weiie: sd miirbe bid
f9lagen, wenn i'd ni9t aornig tpdre.@
Wia man alfO ben Corn aus Dem
bes Sinbes berbannen, fu muB
man nit gner9ie g!ei6 bic erlfeu &ez
gungen bes 3ornes unter6riiden aQes
uebrige finbet fi6 bann BON ietbf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
gegas.

Sas 3eras : @ebdube auf Dem
ausfeaungsplabe lit Chicago 1T f6uIs
berbalber bonn SberiH nit 8el9lag
belegt mDrben.
= Cine breibis Seiten itarte !9ppo.
tbef, gebrudt unb in 8u6form, nit
Geberumf9lag gebunben, bic bonn
@ountps@lerf in 8renbam eingetragen
uurbe, birfte cine Seltenbeit Iein.
VS. mar cine 9ppOtbet bon S., 068, 600
Der Souftoa unb Seras ~Gentralbabn
3u @unHen Der 2oan anb 9ruH Gom>
panp bon Nep Dort. 8ie Bombs
gu $1,000 per Stiid limb an J.. Mpril
1912 sablbar.
= SIN Sort Sberiban lit Der @apt.
Mfreb 9ebburg, Elm S9pebe. bonn
lieutenant ManeD mad einem beftigen
Wortmediel eri6oHen porben. Was
l1eD min in Selbtoertbeibigung sebans
belt baben.
&i6ter &obertion in Nuftin bat
bic 8lage bes States geger ben vNus
ifin : Club" pegen 8e3abIung Der
Staatsli3en8 fur ben @ertauf bon Sc
trdnfen &c. 3u Guniten Der pertlagteu
partei enti6ieben. Ser Staat bat
appeairt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
eas gpnutaasaeiee unfpnftttntiomea.

WV 0SIST
0or Dem GountDri9ter &p1enberg in
NuHin Ionten nod einise inter benz
Original SpnntagsaeieB bonn Sabre
1879 eingebra9te GdGe tpegen uebers
tretung behelben perbanbelt DerOen.
Sci Gnpalt WbeeleB na6te gelteno,
baB Ser Oli9inaI>Nft gegen Die &onfiz
tutiou berit0Bt. Sic 8etimmung, auf
nellie er li6 beruft, 1T bic, baB Ntes
manb tuegen eines 8erqebens pro3eiz
iirt unb beitraft perben foQ, bas nidt
fpe3ieQ i'm Strafgeiebbu6 Derboten 1T
9as 1T aber nit benz Snbalt bes SDnn=
tagsgefeBes ni6t Der San.
Gt@ter &~pIenberg bat bieien @ins
tpalb aufre6t erbalten unb bic Nntlas
! GET nie6ergei9lager, neil bas Ser
geben ni6t 10 ausbridli9 unb berz
fdnbli6 a~n9egeben 1T, ME es bos
StrafgeieB berlangt; unb tpenn bas
@eieb es gu einem firafbaten gerge6en
fir Groeers, &auflente uub 9du6e
let ma6t, an 9onntagen 81 banbeln
unb @aaren au b%ertaufsn, 10 1T es
@lahengeiebgebung, ba ni6t aud Sin
beren bie3 Derboten lit.
Sn 8e3ug auf bieIen lebteren Bunft
lit mod mitsutbeilen, baB Der Nnmalt
Wbesleb bel Der genauen griifuHg bcs
@eieges bic G~ntbefuug gema6t bat,
baB. wenn es siiltig 'pQre, eS nur ben
&au f%leuten. @rocers unb 9dnolsru
perboten 1T. 81 baahelu unb Waoren
gu pertaufct uno irgeu5 Semano, Der
nift li3enfirter aaufmaun 1T. Oas
Rect bat, um 5onntag irge!o pelhs
gei6dflliheu 5ransaftiaren oor3u=
nebi1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
8 8.
San Antonio, A. Nop. '93.
Gpnnta8sbetraGtnngen
QIS "Grimsey, my bow

Dieter Sage uur6e Der Sonntagss
betr1dter 6ur6 cine freunbIi9e 3us
f9rift 6es Sr. NbDlf Brobbed erfreut,
Der ftd sur 3eit nod in Chicago aufbdlt
uub iber befen auffebenerregenbes Nuf>
treten auf benz gbieagoer &~eligionsz
4ongrefe on bieier STEELE Dor einiaer
3eit eingebenb beriGtet tpurbe.
Sn Siefer 3uf9rift bebantt f6 Dr.
Brobbef fir bic eingeben6cB ebenbluna
unb Befpredung feiner 8efrebungen
i'm Snterefe Der .&efigipn bes S6eaIiss
mus, uel9e mir benfelben III einigen
uuierer leBten Sonntagsbetramtungen
Angebeiben lieBe1 unb ertl1rt, baB ibn
Sidelben in bo5em @rabe erfreut unb
5u ueiteren 9dmpfen in glei6er 3i6s
tuug ermutbigt bdtten.
3ugIei9 f9ift er benz Sonntaasbes
4ra9ter Elm nit elmer freunbli9en @ibs
aHurs beriebenes gremplar Der rauras
.gefaBten Sartequng Der @runblebren
Der neuer &eligion 6es SbeaIismms",
foDie fein epo6ema6enbes neueS Merf
s3oroafer, Elm geitrag Der perglei1ens
ben @ef9i9te Der &eligionen unb pbis
Iefopbii6en Spfeme bes Morgeu= urb
Abenblaubes.@
SO III bas elm be6euien6es Merf ddt
bent{6er @rinbli9teit unb @eIebriams
felt, auf bas Dir nod bel fpdteren @eles
genbeiteH 5nriidtommen tperben.
SIR beute fam Is fi9 aber Der
Gonntagsbetra1ter nidt periagen, tues
nigffen8 In groBen 3igen einer uebers
Bid iiber ben Snbalt bieier be1be6euts
iamer literarifden grf6einung gu
sperfen.
Brobbef i6il6ertin ieinem BuGe bas
2eben nnb bic gebren 3oroafers, bes
Qroben altsiranif9en &eliqionSfifters
3aratbuifra leber 3erbufat, ME er
auf 9eusgerff6 beibt), pelder unoe
fdbr 800 Sabre Dor Gbrifi @ebnrt
Iebte, unb ueI9er benz finnlideu qlts
perfiiGem &eligions : Gultns cine tiefe
iittli9e Grunblage berlieb. gr mar es,
Auel9sr 2i9t un6 GinferniB aIS ben
Ausbrud be8 SittIi6s @uten unb >86s
fen barfelite.
Die Nbfi@t, bic Bro6bed nit benz
porIieseuben Merte berFoIgt, bef6rdnft
f@ aber teinesDesS barauf bic Qebren
3oroaHers bar3uiteaen = obmobI bic
ieIber greBartig genug iinb, nnb OBJ
tuobI ii9 3oroaifer fonobl bur6 feline
Metapbpft nnb &eligion, bur9 feline
Moral, Naturlebre, tpie aud burd
fem politif9es unb ~foeiaIes Spfem
ais bos gr6Bte uniperiaI : @enie bes
aItertbur1s ertueiF - ionbern feline
HouptsN bf9t iiegt BARN, ben 3uiams
nienbane Der gefammten alien unb
mOberuen WilOfopbie, iolpie bes ebris
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
@eld1e Siibner Raffe lit Die eintrGa.
IiCf1SfeY


9ieie iebr bere6ti9te Trage iu6t
elm %erfabrener 9iibner3ii@ter i'm 6ilbeSz
betmer 2anbz unb Sortpirtbf9aftli9en
gereinsblatt bur6 folgertbe Nngaben
81 beantworten: WeiBc 8rabmas unb
rebbu6nfarbige @o6ins liefern Z @ier
auf l pfunb unb 100 gier i'm Sabr;
bu1tle Brabmas 8 auf bas pfunb unb
70 i'm Sabr; 19mar5e, tpeiBe unb gels
be @o9tns an9 s auf bas Yfunb, aber
100 i'm Sabr; bic beliebten l6war3 unb
tpeiR e~efteberten 9on6an5 Ieger $50
gier, BON benen s auf elm Bfunb geben;
2a6le6eS unb i9warSe 9panier liefern
an 3abl 6aielbe wie bic 9ou6ans. ober
es geniigen f6on 7 @ier gum Yfunbe.
Staliener unb hamburger Iegen 9lei9
grpBe @ier, ndmli6 9 gum pfunb, bic
erferen legen 10000 int Sabr, bic
IeBteren balten li6 %itrenger in Der Mit>
tie nnb fIno feline Greuuse bon 10 ftarfen
S9mantungen, lie leIler 175 @ier.
Nebuli6 grObe gier legsn bic YoIen.
babel aber nur 80 i'm Jobr; bic tIeis
men Bantams legen aud Die flein fen
gier, wobon l6 auf Elm Bfunb geben,
au6 bas Guanium 1T iehr bei9eioen.
namli6 nur go i'm Sabr. 8pn @nten=
liern seben 90 auf Elm Pfunb, aber
tie bei6rdnfeu li9 auf 1890 Stiid i'm
Sa3r; BON @dnieeiern geben 4 auf elm
pfuno unb mebr als 90 oarf man ni9t
erwarten; gerlbubnsr linb fleiBiger,
tie brinsen e5 auf 80, Don benett IL
auf ein Bfunb geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
California : Wefns.

Weinliebbaber fin6en Elm groBes 9as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Nlamoz
plaaa. 0err MeDer fu9t bic @eine
an Srt unb SteQe aus unb fault brett
aug Dem Seller Der Wein5i9ter. Nls
gutem &enaer gelingt es ibnt tets, bic
beften SDrten aus5updblen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Gamiliet nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. EOtbz unb
WeiB Weine in bpr5iigli6cr 0ualitdt
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone fret
tins 0a1s geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-04
MuerIet.

= @nbli@ 1T Der Gaa sesen u. s.
gooper aud gum S9IuB gefommen.
pie Surp bat elm freiipre6enbes 8ers
bitt eingebra9t.
Ser 9ieb3l@ter 5. 90. Saplor
bon Nnffin unb Der &~ontraftor 80.
scott bon Wferito batten ant S~sreitaa
Wa6mittag Dor benz 81. Qeonbarbs
9otel Elm &encontre, nobel @rferer
a1it benz Hepolper einige S9ldge iber
ben 4opf erbielt, tpdbrenb bic @afe
IN Der Ranb Seott's aufdlis fi6 ents
llb. Scott purbe unter $2500 8irae
f9aft geifelt.
= Na6 benz gremplar, tpel6eS uns
9err paul 9elmanu beute seiate, fann
man bon Stables den" eisentli6 ni6t
mebr fpre6en, benin baFelbe tpiegt II
ptunb. st bat bies &abies1en auf
letHem Sanbe am @oupernementbiigel
gejogen.
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Hut zprsea In Der natbitcn 3ufauft

-1malen i4 9teienisen sefaBt MAIDEN, pelde b.
Spmptcme rrn 9eberit6runsen ntdt beadsen. @abt
anf, menn Sbr S@mersen in Der @csenb Der aeter em=
pfinbst, penn Cure @et&tSfarbe bleta, bo8 gBeibe in
ben Gusen selb unb bie 3unse beIest 1T, pter msnn
Sbr init @erifcpfuns, Sepfpeb unb seIesentlt6en
S6pinbelaffalen seple8t iefb. Srfettsr'8 Masenz
bttterS ptrb bteIe unausenetmen SprErtclne p~ertretben
Mnb irnte %bafelbe 70 balb ME m6slt6 unb anbauernb
Sebrapht ,perten. Die Gtnsepeite nerben hur@ bes
Mtttel pbne S6mer; unb 8a~u6srimmeu erIeibtert
rnb nt6t seidipd8t. ip'e bieS hurdb Elm beftis %pirfenz
beg Surstrmittel sei9tebt. Die 8erpauuns rpirb burd,
boS Sitter5 5ef6r6ert unb baS Spltem e~etrdfttat, neil
es cine aiiimiltrnns Der gsabrunss= Yeffanhtbetle burh
6aS 8lat berbeifubrt. Nie-enletben, Maiarta uni
Hbeunlottslnns 'perpen rurd bteie8 braftl6e unp
grlnslihe Mittel sebetlt.
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@hp(s' Walnten : @arteu

Sdul5' Yalntem : @artea 1T Der
9ammelplab Der 9eutl6en BON San
Ni1tonio nit ibren Samilien. Sic re-
%gelmdBigen @benb Trei &on5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo9e iint ftets
5ablrei@ beiu6t l1n6 e%rfreuen li@ elmer
allgemeinen geliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb WbisfepS nab a~le5eit felerfrii6es
8ier, Iotpie Die beften Gigarren.
Sic Ut tauratipn liefert ale
D%elifateien Der Saiion. Muftern,
Slide, Wilb III better 3ubereitnng.
SagliG aasqeaei6neter mariner 2un6.
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Sdub fit Qampeucplinoer.

0as bdufige 3erplaben Der 2ampens
cDlinber mirb perbitet, bur9 bic Mns
bringing bes erft fiirsli6 patentirten
"Lampchimneys Protectors, Der lber
benz @Dlin6er angebra6t tpirb unb be-
ionbers bel &o6eter 0dngeIampen isbr
bienli6 1T. Qbiotut garantirt.
gu baben bel benz @rfiuber
Sacob S6marB,
9to. 1902 GrantsS traBe, San Nntonio.
8riehi6e austunft ertbeiIt. Dor
9ta6abmungen pirb BON Seitel be5
MISUNDERSTANDING getparnf.
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Der aeniaIe Munrih.

Dteuer: uSerr Slimpermartu, bas
publifum miro bereits ungeoulotg.
@ollen sic nidt nit Dem Gon3ert be-
etnnen 7" &lapierptrtuoe
(our6 feline 3oden fabreno): nSa bod
ga bod! Will bios nod in @tle meilt
9aar etwas in llnoronung bringeu."
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GDOleD's 3esifter, ND. 20 Qlamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, Die beften gemif6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nete
itnportirte nnb einbeimiiGe @igarrer
unb ftets frif9es 8ier. Ser @igentbaz
mer, Soc @ooleD, berfebt feiu @ef6dft.
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Snnirefte 9%MH;ntmunQ.

6err (ole @einred)nuns prifeno):
ySonnermetter, 10 uiel Nein babe id)
sebraudt? Da miibt' id) ia eigentli6
jeoeu Gag betruufen geiuelen fem
Sean!" O"iener (bel6eiben) :
r@tner BON ms Seioen mars abcr
aud imlner, Qnd' Ser
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MiRnerRnnnfn.

gebrer: rMtr baben jest ben Sat
seleien: Sie 9artoffeln femmen TO-
tpobl I'M 9bal, ais aud auf ben Bergen
fort! Sannit Gu Dies ntdt audi alls
oerS ausbriifen ?"-8epi: oDte Sars
toffeln meroen lowobl im 1bal, ais aud
auf oe1 8er9en geltoblen !"
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Nu. 95 siebt amRerurbentliA.

9a li6 cine ungebeure Na6frase
mad u%nieren IS Gents S6uben aler
Nrt geltenb ma6t, 10 BADEN MIR be-
f9lohen, nit Dem gerfauf berieIben
bis auf unbeiimmte 3eit fort5ufabren.
Cinderella Sd5ub, @nlaff.
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Inm ihlinttter.

Gbef: Sic wiini6en gorlduB,
nleilt 2ieber? 0aben Sic benz SIR
gauges leetes gierteljabrsgebalt ldon
an Sen Mauu sebradt IN 9ez
It ellter 01ii6tern) ngerSeibun9,
ib pflege cs imuler Gil meiue Srau 81
brtuQel1."
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sa- Wir baben bas gr6Bte NHorti=
ment bon @ageu, 8usgies, &uti6en
&C. i'm State unb eriu9en gu@, bel
uns porauipre6en ober einen &atalog
tOmr1ea gu laHen, tuenn Sbr ettpaS in
unierer Sran6e n6tbig babt,
Staafe Bros.
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" Dtta!

&auft bic beften Snbianer 5erritos
rum : &Oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne,
ebenio @pfes bon Der
Gan Nntonio @as:@ompagnie
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& Mrutca Gable.

Die Bette 9aIbe Der @eIt fur S9nitte, au.tf&un
gen, Sei@uhrs, 8tebers unb antsauSf4las, 5le&ten
6etten; turtrt SdmOrrbotben ober feine 8e3abluns
gbqtse 3ufrtebenbeit saranttrt pber ta8 Gel6 rtrl
Sura6erftattet. 25 Gents BITE Saa9teI. Bum Uertau
IN allen NpOtsesen. GSeIcb 0rets, Taomuf6n & Co..
MtoIeiaIe.
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oefen. oefen!

Spre6t Dor unb beli6tist unfere
aroBe Nusmabl BON Sei3z unb &i6ens
Sefen.
Guftrdge fir bic @ufReGuns BON
Sefen unb fur 8%eparaturen quer Dirt
in nnferem Sadie tperbeH prompt auss
gefibrt.
s. q. 2erour,
22S unb 230 Weit. Commensurate.
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= 8eriu9t unieren California
@laret unb &isling.
30. Ga anola & Sobn.
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@eite mnn 9iqu0re gu biaisen
Preiien Bel
30. Ga # & Sobn. :.
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Sober DDspeptifer fo1te Sutt'5 pill
len a%ntpenben.
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= 2ouis @unfel, 1873 Mor6s
Shores. @traBe offerirt California Gotbs
Weine 81 60un6 IS Gents per @alone.
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Snpo'S Htlen perurioden feinen StubIaane,
edmerlen nber G'riinmeu. fonoern mirten prompt,
Isi3. aao portbeilbaft. &c.
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Mr.. Harvey Heed
aatarrb, 9ersI1soad5e, 9als.
Idbauuwg.

so lit raebrere Sabre an Ratarrb rno Sers.
f&mdGe. bic 70 fdtin.m ,uuroen. bag 10 nt@t
erbeiteu uno
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27

The residents of White street were cousid-
erably annoyed the other night by a fight on
the street, or rather, beating administered to
a woman by her husband. People are COM
planning that this couple should discontinue
their public performances for "a while 1t is
ouly short time since, it is said, that one of
our prominent business men was drawn into
conversation by the same woman and like a
fash the husband appeared and created a
scare. The newcomer proceeded to kick the
woman and to avoid scandal the business
man disappeared. For a while the latter was
unable to decide whether the husband was in
earnest in the expression Of rage, or whether
an attempt had been made to bunco him. As
the matter ended with the disappearance OF
the couple we concluded that the husband
was in earnest However this may be, the
actions of the couple are very peculiar
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27
YOUNG BUM DIES .
Unexpected Result of the
Injuries He Received.
HE DIED THIS MORNING.
While the Crush He Received Under Car
Wheels in tho Mines Was a Severe One
He Gave Every Indication of Surviving
ia Sudden Turn.

Joseph Bum, young man eighteen years
of sge, died this morning at the residence Of
his parents on West Lloyd street
The death, although quite unexpected was
due to injuries sustained in the Shenandoah
City colliery on the night of the Goth inst
The young man was employed ON the night
shift and fell beneath a loaded coal car by
slipping upon 3 rail The wheels Of the car
traversed the young mans left thigh,
lengthwise, stripping the flesh and muscles
from the bone and cutting into the groin.
While the injuries appeared to be Of q
most serious character and the victim sun red
excrutiating pain the attending physicians
did not apprehend fatal results A delicate
operation on the young mans groin was
necessary, but he also survived this ordeal
bravely and in answer to the inquiries Of
anxious friends the parents reported from
day to day that the victim seemed to be
making good progress towards recovery
Even last evening Mr. Bum said his son was
doing pretty we'll. Last night change set
in and the young man died at 4 o'clCk this
morning.
The deceased was the promising son of
John Bunu, the well known and popular
superintendent of the English Baptist Sun
day school, The fatal termination of the
accident was a grevous surprise to the many
friends of the family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27

The many friends of Mr. George W. Boyd,
Assistant Passenger Agent of the Pennsylya.
MIA Railroad, will regret to learn Of the death
Of his wife, Lydia Paxton Boyd, who died in
Philadelphia, ON Christmas eve. Mrs. Boyd
was Christian woman in its purost and
broadcst sense and while a strong social ia
vorte was devoted to her home and family.
Nicholas Knevels, aged u Year,, died at his
home on West Line street yesterday, from
grippe and heart failure. The deceased is
survived by his wife, three sons, Joseph,
Nicholas and ex-School Director Knevels
and two daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Long and
Mrs. Louisa Dillman. Thefuneral will take
place tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27

s G.. hess, the Pennsylvania Telephone
Company lineman who fell from pole at
Lost Greek about ten weeks ago and fractured
his thigh has returned from the Miners
Hospital at Fountain Springs and is the
guest of relatives on North Jardn street.
The fracture is well knitted and Hess can
walk about with little difficulty. In this
connection it may be stated that the Minors
Hospital was decorated for the Christmas
holidays this season for tho first time in its
history and the decora ious we're due to the
forethought and hapdiaork of Hess who,
with a coil of vine and some tinted paper and
muslin, made number Of emblems, and
streamers which gave the wards Of the
institution very pleasing aspect. Hess was
assisted by another patient named d. P.
Thompson, of Tower City, and both gentle
men received the compliments of the hospital
staff and patients. Hess also made very
pretty emblem for the Fountain Spring,
church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27
"o'Dowd's Neighbors. .''

Perhaps better speciality company than
that supporting Mark Murphy has appeared
in Brooklyn, but if so, it has been so long ago
that even the oldest inhabitant fails to
remember it. There are sixteen people in
the company, every one star. And when
it opened at the Grand opera house yesterday
the IS. r. o." sign came out. OF course,
oomical Marx Murphy as the irrepressble
Dionysius Cesar O'Dowd, leads the fun max =
ing but ali the others push him close for first
place. Miss Matte Lock kettle, as Kittie, is
one of the prettiest and most graceful
dancers ever appearing in Brooklyn. She
was recalled last night until she had to refuse
to appear. They are jovial lot and can
make You laugh as you have seldom laughed
before Brooklyn Times At Ferguson's
theatre January Sd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27
ELECTRIC ACCIDENTS! !
Two Occurred on the Railway
Last Night.
MAN AND A BOY VICTIMS
The Former Had Leg Crushed and It
was Amputatsd at the Miners Hospital
The Boy Had Miraculous Escape From
Death.

There were two accidents on the electric
railway line of the schuylkill Traction
Company yesterday by which a mau lost his
leg and boy narrowly escaped with his
life.
One of the accidents happened near the
trestle at No 5 between S and 9 o'clock last
night Motorman Hesser and Conductor
Amour found man lying beside the track
with his crushed right leg lying over one of
the rails The man proved to be James
Curdutf, "a years Of age, single and residing
at Colorado. 1t is supposed the unfortunate
man was intoxicated and fell asleep beside
the track.
Curdutf was taken to Ashland on an electric
car and after his arrival there was transferred
to the Miners Hospital, where his right
leg was amputated below the knee. The
hospital officials reported to-day that the
man was doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Harry Kline, nine yoar.old boy residing
ON West Coal street. this town, had a narrow
escape from being killed in front of his home
by an electric car last night
The boy is a son of Louis Kline He was
playing on the street. and when a car passed
tried to jump on it to get ride He was
knocked away with such force that he
turned three somersaults before he was
stretched upon his back. People who wit.
messed the accident screamed with fright.
They thought the boy had been killed, as he
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-27

1t may not be generally known that rail.
road men have horror for running down
pigs, but such is the case, nevertheless. They
say that the tough skin and the grease in =
pig will easily throw an engine or car from
the rails. Yesterday a good sized pig strayed
unon the Lehigh Railroad track near Bowers
street. A passenger train approached sud
denly and the next moment the pigs head
was crushed under the wheels, but the train
was not derailed. This time it was the pig
that "slippod up on it,"