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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-18
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Bad break in the Chicago wheat
market.
Governor Hogg is busy examin-
ing bills.
The financial panic in Sydney is
subsiding.
Rampant disorder in the Bohe-
milan diet.
Stevens sails from Honolulu on
the oath instant.
Central diocese of p. f. church
meets in Galveston.
Crop report from cotton states
very unsatisfactory.
Isinglass wins the Newmarket
stake, 1900 sOvereigns.
The railroad telegraphers are in
session in Toronto, Can.
The Callahan wool clip, $4,000
pounds reaches Encinal.
Australia is still in the acute
stage of financial distress.
The murderer of Tedder at Mt.
Vernon gets life sentence.
Schooner Pelican and three men
goes down at Ashtabula, 0.
Second clause of the Irish Home
Rule bill passes, 2S7 to 225.
Bank of Feumtrota, in Goodhue
county, Minnesota, suspends.
Thurston, Hawaiian annexation
ist, is minister to Washington.
SimOnds of the patent office
denies all charges against him.
Colored excursion to Huntsville
overfiows the Penitentiary city.
Stockholders Merchants Nation
al of Fort Worth want areceiver.
Gresham is reaching for Cuney's
scalp, but as yet has not secured it.
Paris, Texas, is drinking sewer
water; so says one of its own papers.
Worlds fair national commission
call for Theodore Thomas's resigna-
ton.
The WOman's Congress, Chicago,
overlooked two of the halls yester-
day.
Florida makes thirteen hours
the longest continual duty for train
men.
The BraZos river rises 6 feet at
Hampstead and planters are I'M
easy.
Henry Baugh fires 5 bullets into
Green at Beaumont in cistern
fight.
Georgetown prOhibitionists visit
San Marcos in the pursuit of knowl-
edge.
The trial of Tom Adams for MUIR
der in Fulton county is on at Ker-
vile.
Negro jailed in Sherman for
stealing several hundred dollars
diamonds.
Houston I. & G. n. yards are
blocked with oil cake for Nelasco
shi pments.
The Chinese minister at Wash
ington will do his best to keep
China quiet.
President Mosher, of the wrecked
National bank of Lincoln, Neb., is
under arrest.
Cleveland, o., reports IA lives
lost and great damage to shipping
by high winds.
VIM. Morris, in n family quarrel
at Keyetsville, Mo-, fatally shoots
himself and wife.
Mrs. Palmer and Lady Aberdeen
are the principal Woman's Con-
gress attractions.
Grand Duke Alexander of Russia
is the guest of the Russian minis
ter at Washington.
California receives assurance
from the president that exclusion
act will be enforced.
Galveston's Joint committee re-
commends accepting the $7S5,992
bid for water supply.
Police guard streets of Prague,
in the vicinity Of the hall where
sessions Of diet are held.
The highest waters known for
years are raging in Ohio and some
sections of Pennsylvania.
Every insurance policy in Kan
sas must be written in the state
and every agent reside there.
Queensland government pro-
claims a months holiday, to read
just finances by the gold miners.
Committee of investigation re-
port the new immigration law
superior in its workings to the old
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21

bi9ung Der Srage ipdre, tpte benz bros
benben Deficit lit Der 8unbesz Safe
a~b3ubelfen lei.
Sn Solge bieier %unerb6rten 8ummez
lei tptrb momDgIi6 fogar bic Sat9'19e
QttizS ptiOn=g ia-troB ibrer 4nnabme
bon @eiten beiber 9dufer-ni@t @efes
besfraft erlanger, ba bic @egner berz
ielben i'm Observation-Disclosures ale
Mtttel a%ttpenben, Inn cine @inigung
iiber Die Nmenbements gu bintertreiben,
nit mel6en bic 9at6z8i1 bonn Sc
nate angertommer murbe.
Ser munberli6e Groi9mduslerz
&rieg 1T Der Staatslesislatur gu So>
peta, &anias, bat MIN bod nod cine
friebli6e 26iung g%efunben, obglei6 es
boribergebenb fen Nni6ein bate, als
OBJ bas @eiebgeberz8l ltt bort 1T Str6>
nten lieBen uer6e. 9ie Grage, pelz
DIES DON ben betben feiubli6en r9dus
fern" bas geiebli6e lei, 1T 5tpar INNER
mod ni6t enti9ieben, aQein mani bat
ii6 babin geeinist, bieien STREET ni9t
bur9 robe &raft gum Nustrag 3u brit1z
gen, fonbern ibn benz oberiten @es
ri6tsbofe our S6li6tuns por3uleger.
9err @lebelanb, Der btnnen @uraem
bic 3tgel Der Mbminitratipn bes 2arz
bes in bic 6anb nebmen pirb, bat iebt
bereits bic 3uiammeniebung ieines
&abinets ppnenbet. 9a er ben mora
lif6en Mntb beiaB, einen yMugpump"
ni9t nur in iein Miniferiurt gu mebs
men, ionbern ibn in Der Perfon bes
&i6ters Gresham iogar at bic Spibe
behelben gu ftelen, 1T es UNI 10 pers
munberli9er baB er unferen 2anbsz
mann &arl @9ur5 iibergangen bat, Der
iebenfaGs mebr fir i'm geleitet bat,
aIs irsenb elmer Ser iibrigen 1elen
Minifer, ia, pielei6t, als ale
3uiammensenommen. Wdbrenb Der
@ampagne aei6nete Glebelanb 9errn
@9ur5 aud pieberbolt in gang belon=
berer Weiie aug, iobaB iebt feline ues
bergebung fur bic beuti6en 9emofras
ten unb bic 9euti6 : Mmerifaner i'm
aGgemeinen als eine entI9iebene @ntz
tdni6ung anf3ufafien 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
: General Witte penn @eneraItol

= General Witte bonn @eneralltabe
Der beuti9en Mrmee bat cine S6rift
per6fentli1t, in Der er bic Hotbmers
bigfeit Der Bef9afung zines lleuer
tleinfalibrigen @epebres fir bas
beuti6e Seer betont. gr meint, bas
Sbeal : @ewebr lei Elm fol6es BON eli
mem 4aliber bon uur 5 Wiaimeter.
@itte weit auf Die grgebnihe BON
S6ieBiibungen bin, bic in @bili nit
einem ie6sfalibrisen @emebre bon
5000 Mtetern Sra9fdbiefeit er5ielt pors
ben iinb; cine &usel aus bieiem @e=
pebr fei b66fens auf 5000 Mfeter gnts
fernung ned tlipp unb flar bur6 ben
&0rpel zines pferbes sebrunsen. Sn
&uBlanb babe man nit einem finfeas
librigen @ewebr bic Observation-Disclosures
fen &eiultate %er3ielt. Au@ f6nne Der
nit eiaem finfealibrigen @epebr auss
geriifete Solbat einen unperbdltmdBig
gr6Beren 8orratb an Patronen bequem
nit li6 fibren. Gin Me6iel in benz
@epebr Der beuti6en Mrmee, pie Der
BON General @itts borgei6lagene,
piirbe benz 2anbe $50 Milionen Marf
foiten unb felt benz 8riege bon 1870
1871 Der bierte Galiber : We6fel iein,
Der an benz @eipebr Der beutl9en Dir
NEE borgenommen porben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
RAUCH-TABAK
6esienigen 9ifrictes, Der bur1 bic att

besienigen 9iifrictes, Der bur9 bic att
baltenbe Sirre bes leBten Sabres 10
i9mer gelittem bate, mirb ieBt beridz
tel, baB ft9 bic Nusfi6ten bur@ rsi6z
li6en &egenfaa meientli6 berbefert
bdtten. @ras giebt es pieber i'm
lleberfIuB unb bic @rnte : Nusfi6ten
finb f9On 10 gut wie gefi6ert.
= Inter benz Sitel: Ser 5ppbus
unb Der Stabtratb" l9reibt bic Ser
mania": Ser Stabtratb bat at bic
Neabemie FIR Mebiein bic Outrage ges
ri6tet, pel9e Mittel am mirflamften
gegen bic Musbreitung bes SDpbus anz
supenDen ieiem unb eb bic 8entila>
tiDnsrDbren, tpel6e Der @einnbbeitsz
ratb fit notbuenbig era9tet, i9dbli9e
Wirfungen be~rporbringen ober ni9t.
Siefe Outrage glei6t Der ge~ror6nung,
bic alte StraBennamen tpieber ber3uz
fe1en, bamit bic neue 8enennung
befo better li6 benz @ebd9tniB Der
8emDbner Merifo's einprdge. Sic
Meinung bes Or. Gernanbo Balance
iiber ben SDpbus 1T, baB berielbe mad
@intritt Der tparn1ett Witteru1tg tpieber
feinen 1ormalen enbemii9en @barafter
anHebmen merbe, iopie DuB bic Sterbe<
3ifern anbeuten, baB bic Snten1itdt
Der arantbeit fi6 penis bOn Der in
Der 9auptfabt borberri 9enben @nz
terocsliti8 unterf9etbe. 9r. 2iceaga
slaubt, baB bic 3abl Der 9ppbns>
Sterbefdae in biefem Sabre ettpas gr0z
Der lei, neil auBer ben senDbnIi6en
l1ria6en, Bic unter ben drmern @Iafs
ien berrl6enbe l1nreinli6teit, nod bic
Srodenbeit bes borigen Sabres binau.
aure9nen lei. 9ie &ranfbeit lei iez
bod i'm Nbnebmen besrifen, benin in
ben iinsftper floHenen Sagen bdtten io>
tpDbl bic &ranfbeitss aIs bic Spbes<
fdQe abgenommen.
= Sn Der Sauptftabt Merito fiel
Scr. 6ranf g. SraDnor, Der SteIper=
treter unb Bureau : @bef bes bortigeu
ameritanifden @eneral= &oniuls, benz
Sppbus gum Opfer, Der bort nod im=
mer epibemif6 grailirt.
= Sn 3aeateeas bat Der Sppbus.
mieber iDmeit na6gelahen, 6aB man
bic S@ulen tuieber se0Hnet bat. Saz
geger 1T bic &raifbeit in San 2uis
potof nod i'm 3unebmen begrifen.
= 9as Mebi3inal : golesium Der
9auptfabt Merito bat nod elmer gez
naiten Briifung itnb nod e~ingebenben
8eriu6en nit Der @pinne, 9enannt
Gbintatlabuas, erfldrt, baB bie1elbe
nidt aIs Mittel 9eger ben SDpbus an=
getpenbet inerben barf, benr anitatt
bic &ranfbeit gu beilen, f0nne ibre altz
penbung f6dbli6e @irfungen beroors
bringen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
aas s4piaotl aao edIsEofstsit.

GHfs eApiaDtl u,n edIaFofgieit. 2
Gt.2ouis. Mo.. Wtoi 1890.
Na6 BEN -erIten 25ffelppn bon ..9aitpr Q6nia's
Z 0erpt1sGtdrfer" f9Iief ID tpieber gut, tpos porber
ni9t ber ToH mar, NIB beiferte f1 riein 3uifonb
aranhIi&, 70 bog aud Der G9ipiubel beri1ponb. Sd
smgfeble bebbaI6 Sas WsitteI onf's Bette.
1210 ". Broobmap. G.. 8. Gmri&.
407 %. 40. Ct. 9. o, "a. DIT. 1891.
Dbpobt ID IL Sabre lang NIT gpilepiie bebaftet mar,
10 babe 10 bed teiuen ~einSt9eH Nnid4 gebabt. iettoen I'd
ttn @ebran4 pou .9aitor S6ni9's 9eruensS tdrter"
tssarn. nub Id mub metne geneiuns bteiem 9aitteI
tu{&rtiben.
Us babe bteies Nittet elmer 81. 5eibe. an Der apsnueA
gpbuboft. fmpfpbieu; ebtnfous efneu Dr. 8lod an Der
Z. III. Ct. pelAer es bet etntm feiner 9atienten NIT,
Us ete Decentralization grfoIse anwsnbete.
Sanes o 'gouueIL
CR~nx On spertbpoaes Bud fir sterpewIeibenbs
1%EEk unb cine Nrbbe.yInjhe 3uqeianbt. Mrme
49, erbaIten audi bic Mebi3in ~uinIonft.
3iee 92ebi5tn tpnrbe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
9p4tp: paifor &bnis m Sort Wopue, Snb., a~ubereitet
uHe iett inter ieiner 4nueifuus BON Der
koENlG MEDICINE CO.,
&36 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Sci 4tpptbetern su baben fir
essSs si.75. 8 ifas' 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21

l1rio6e2 8eedamts Yilem MIR
fen gIei6 3auber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
MAGNETIC
NERVINE

Gin sarantirtes Seilmtttel fur Spgterie, Gdwinbei,
ksr1eHtenens 4rdmpff, nerpbfe NenraIsie, acpfmet,,
ntsp5{s eri6lafnns terpo,serufen bur@ ben @s6raud
scn 4if5fqtpeer Eebatt GGIuHchsfeit, lseiHise Wtes
etreef4tasenbeit. @ebd4tnt6iGpdde, Getirnerpeis
4n1gf es Jun @atulnn fdhrts frhbe6 <srn, @e,
f4te9tei4ud4 BET betben @ei&leAtern, Ppuutfpsen,
stes Gnthaltiamfstt entheben.
9sAn g. AavrtfoR, Drussif, aaeiniser
Aeeatt Gan Hntcnio, Gegas. = Gbenfc Gsent fhr
Mef's Ntrpens nnb @ebtrns MttteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
Wuf Snn 9nmindn hrnht ej

= Nuf San Domingo brobt cine
Gebolution aus5ubre6en. STE 8erz
padtung Der 36le an ein amerifaniz
i1en @pnbifat ion bic nria6e Der uns
sufriebenbeit iein. Sic ipanif9e &es
sierung 1T in 8eforgniB, baB bic Gin
mii9ung Der Nmerifaner In bic Mnges
l~esenbeiten Der Sniel iiber furs ober
lang gu einem amerifaniiden Broteeto=
rate ober gar gu elmer QnneriDn fiibs
-ren m66te. Wfan beabi6tist, bages
gen lit Waibington 81 protefiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
9ie 8erIiner 6tabtperprbnetet

8eriammlung bat in ibrer IeBten Siz
bung energiid gesen bic benz Safer
getpini9te NieberreiBung Der 5duier
on Der n56lobfreibeit" opppnirt, hoo
bas Natioualbenfmal fir BEN Safer
Wilbelm | plab finben fou. Oberz
biirgermeiifer 3eae ipuroe i6arf mitge=
1ommer, neil er ben Blan befiirnor=
tete, her trge3dblte Summer berf9linz
gen nilrre. Srob bieies Wiberlianbes
pirh bic Angelegenbeit mobl bod mod
mad Deg &aiiers 8uni@ unb Wiler
geregelt> merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
Grlanst einett @eltrmf.
(@punciL 8Iuffs, Sppa, NpnpareiD.

(GpHIlVH DIHTsi SpIVut ~5tpIlpUrFtIJ.
chamberlain Mebiein Company bon
9es Moines, tit cine .Snftitution
Somas, auf mel6e bic 8epobner beS
Staates nit Stol3 bliden. @bambers
lains 9uiten : Seilmittel bat einen mo-
tionalen &uf erlan9t unb 1T ni6t nur
in iebem 9auie bes Staates, innbern
bes garsen groBen Weftens gu finben.
Sem Wertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Nn,e>
ritas feft etablirt. gu babet in San
Nntonio in ben Npotbefen BON 8. Salt
eper & Son, Sowling & 6loob. S. 8.
Sod, U. 9reiB, 8. S9u6arbt, &C. Gos
ben & g., S. 8. 9arriiOn unb Salt
eper & S6u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
2.22S.672.

BON Or. Rings sNeuer Gntbeduns fur e&m:nbfutt,
Gutter unb GrfdltunaA tn ben Ser. Gtaaten pom Mdr,
1891 Bis gum Wdr, 1892 ~rerfauft worpen inb. 8pet
Mtaionen, bpeibunbert ddtunbs panIts ~tauienb, feds
lnb iebe ein,ise fteier Eidifen purbe unier Der Ga
rautte p~ertauft, bab bas @elD 5urlfsritattet phreet
mem baS Mtttef fetne befriefiaenben Reiultate e~rjtelen
irute. DaS Gebetmntb btefes Grfplses 1T let6t ents
butt: Gs euttdui6t Riemanben unb Sebermaun Tam
fb harauf perIahen, ais auf baS bette Wtttel sesen 9us
ten, Grtdltun8en Ii. {. 10. Rrets so Gents un6 $1.00.
gu babeu tur@ HE San Iu!pnto Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
Strait ,no 8efunobeit.

sic electric Sitter8. 8enn ste bic vSrtppe" aeidpdtt
Bat, periuhen Sic electric 8itters. Dies Wafttel ptrtt
btreft auf bic Sober, auf ben Masen unb ouf Bite @ieren,
seImdbts gu erfuaen. Wenn @te an n%erpbien appfz
peb letben, werben Ste bur9 Glectrtc 8itters 1Hnete
nnb bauernbe @bbhlfe finbeu. Gtne grpbes Slai@e ptrb
Ste sebrauaen. Srobe Glaiaen fiv nur so Gents in
Der @pptbefe BON @oplpb Dreis, Sbpmpipn & 60. 5u
hnhpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
9emtid Gnsliibe gtbmlc,
Gan Mntontp, TeraS.

Mnerfannt tiidtise %2ebranitaIt fir 8naber
unb Mabben ; felt breibis Sabren in rese.
D,rfiamfeit. 8prtrefft9e 8ebrtrafte unite,
bemabrter aeituns. Der steliIden Spra6e
ipirb, 'tpie Ser bentidem, poie 8ednuns ae.
trasen. guberbem llnterrtht i'm Spanii1eu.
@inigermaben borbereitete ShiiIer finben ie.
oerseit aufnabine. gdbere Iusfunft ertbsiIen
Serr S. @roeS, 4rdftbent bes SGul ; sors
fanoeS unb Nm. Barbed, Director brr
Gnftalt. tuh-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21
Man i~iber5emstfid pom sea abatfadeu

in 8eaug auf poobs Sariaparila,
ipenn man bic 2eute fragt, bic bas
Mittel gebrau@t baben ober 9ieienis
gen, pel6e Sic 3eugnife berielben gez
lefen baben. 9teielben iiber3eugeu
Sie bon Der WirfIamteit bon 9oobs
Mittel.
Spubs Niaen iren6artleibigfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-21

= Gus paris tpirb beli9tet, 6aB
bic Seputirten Soiepb, Gloquet unb
@lemeneeau ibre Manbate nieberlegen
miiroen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
500 HORSES BURNED.
Caught In the Flaming Barns of the
Chicago City Railway Company.

Caught In the Flaming Barns of the
Chicago City Railway Company.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13. = Frenzied with
fright and driven into q stampede by a
raging fire that broke out yes terday in
the Wallace street barns Of the Chicago.
City Railway Company, 500 horses were
either suffocated or burned to death.
The barns were entirely destroyed.
They were located at Wallace and
Thirsy-ninth streets, and were among
the most extensive under control OF the
company. They occupied the large
brick building, two stories in height
and extending 400 feet on Wallace
street and ninety feet on Thirty-ninth.
The fire broke out about o'clock,
and soon tho big, low building was sur
rounded with flames. They burst from
the windows on either side and enter
ance through the doorways was cut off.
Inside the horses were helpless. They
were blinded by the glare of the flames
and the smoke that rolled through the
place in great volumes and soon STAN
pede was in progress
The animals surged back and fourth
in groups of hfties and hundreds. led on
in their mad rush to escape. Their loud
neighing and an occasional cry of pain
told the people on the street Of the fear
full scenes that were being enacted on
the inside. Yet little or nothing could
at first be done to save any Of the ami
mails.
Gradually the sound of the stampede
grew fainter and fainter, and when the
first group Of fremen had fought their
way into the barn they saw charred car
casses lying about on every hama. The
loss on the building is $4,000, on the
horses $4,000, and on the contents of
the barns, cars, feed, ETC., will bring
the total to about SllO, OOO
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.

The first normal school was opened in
Paris in 1905.
The oldest German university is that of
Heidelberg founded in 1856.
Pupil teachers in British board schools
earn at first to shillings week
A technical school is to be established at
Osaka, Japan, for the training of youths
in various handicrafts.
There are 1S5 male teachers in the pub
lie schools of Boston and 1872 women.
The average salary of the former is s246. Of
per month and of the latter 5000.
George G. Chase, Bates colleges newly
elected president, may be said to have
worked his passage. He has raised about
$4,000 for the benefit of the institution.
Mr.. J. Grant Cramer, nephew of Cen
eral Grant. who was graduated with high
honor from the University of New York,
has been appointed instructor of modern
languages at the Lehigh university, South
Bethlehem, Pa.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
THE VIGILANr's VICTORY.

The very meagre reports received
last night on account of the breaks in
the telegraph wires were sufficient only
to show that the Vigilant had won the
third and last race in tho international
cup contest by defeating the Valkyrie
by twelve seconds. Whether the news
was authentic and the defeat decisive
enough not to necessitate another race
it remains conclusive fact that the
American yacht is superior as a races in
all respects to her English adversary.
1t will be necessary for the Britains, as
the London Times has admitted, to
come to this country to learn to build
fast yachts.
The last contest was the eighth I'M
successful attempt to recover the cup
won by the schooner yacht America
from thirteen English adversaries in
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
AssrsrANoE VIII BE NEEDED.

The sym pathy of the whole com
munity will 20 out to those OF our peo-
pie who are reported to have suffered
SO sorely by the food at the West End
last night.
Their condition will be deplorable for
some time TO come ana the assistance of
our citizens will doubtless be needed to
tide tnem over the affair until by their
own exertions they can better their
condition.
Charity begins at home and there is
now most fitting opportunity for the
display of this noble virtue. 1t is to be
presumed that Roanoke people will
appreciate this fact and do what is posi-
BILE to alleviate the distress that now
exists
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
KEssLER ROBBED OF s4a7.
Awakened by a Noiso in the House IL
Investigates and is Shot at.


1t was reported in the city yesterday
that one of the boldest thefts on record
was committed yesterday morning by
which James b. Kessler was robbed OF
S437 and then shot by the burglar in his
own home at Ills Melrose avenue n. W.
Mr.. Kessler, whose occupation is that
of contractor, collected S437 Thursday
and put the pocket book containing that
amount in desk in back room.
About o'clock yesterday morning Mr..
kessler says he was awakened by the
dogs barking and went on the back
porch undressed. He saw the window
of the room in which. the money was
placed was raised and when he started
attempted to pass him on the porch
MIR. Kessler states that the robber then
drew pistol and fired at him, the ball
striking him on the left groin, glancing
upward, burning his clothes and max
ing q slight flesh wound about an inch
in length.
Mr.. Kessler grappled with the rob
Der, who again attempted TO shoot him
but the weapon was knocked upwards
by a stick in the hands of Mr.. Nessler
and the ball was fired in the air. The
burglar then ran into grove near by
and escaped.
j. f. Kessler, j. l.. kessler's son, was
awakened and arrived on the scene Just
after the thief escaped. Peter and
Daniel Bowers and S. H. Bowman
arrived about the same time.
Mr.. Kessler thinks the thief must
have entered the house while the FAM
lily were at supper Thursday evening.
The pocketbook was found yesterday in
vacant lot nearby, which still con
tanned some papers OF value. Mr.. Kess-
Ter thinks he would recognize the man
if he should see him again.
ABoUTS.
1t was stated on the streets last night
that Mr.. Kessler had clue to the rob
Der, but the police force were not ap.
prised of anything that would be likely
to lead to any arrests being made.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
DORIS" WARMLY RECEIVED.
Very Successful Presentation by Enie
Ellsler and Her Fine Company.

Very Successful Presentation by Eme
Ellsler and Her Fine Company.
The dreary, inclement weather which
prevailed yesterday was insufficient to
prevent an enthusiastic audience from
greeting Miss Ellie Ellsler and her
company at the Academy of Music last
night and it sutfices to say that the
audience were fully repaid. The bill
was Doris an emotional drama
written by Robert Drouet the leading
male role being filed by the author.
Miss Ellsler, the star, shared the
evenings honors with Mr.. Drouet and
Mr.. Frank Weston, but the entire sup.
port was very strong, mbracing such
wellknown actors as c. w. Couldock,
whose performance last night was
highly creditable. The title role, Doris
which Miss Ellsler so admirably filled,
represents type OF womanhood rare
but not unreal, and demands ability Of
a high order to present it successfully
Miss Ellsler measures up fully to
every requirement., and in the emo.
tional work Of the piece showed herself
the equal of any actress now before the
public. Her work in this line is superb
while Messrs. Drouet and Weston, in the
leading male roles, fully balanced the
Star's wOrlS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
THE PoPULIsT LEADER HERE
Gubornatorlal Candidate Cooke and Judge
Kerr to Speak To. night

Gubernatorial Candidate Cooke and Judge
Kerr to Speak To. night
Capt E. Randolph Cooke, of Cumber-
land, Va, the head of the Populist
ticket; Jack Garsu, of Garst's Mill, Va,
the tail of the Populist ticket, and
Judge William Kerr, of Colorado, a
lawyer and mine owner, are in the
city and will speak to night at the Old
Opera House.
Judge Kerr and Captain Cooke occu-
pied prominent seats at the Academy of
Music last night, where they seemed to
greatly enjoy Miss Efiie Ellslers splen-
did presentation of Doris" and during
some OF the tender love scenes on the
stage they would eagerly bend forward
and would no doubt let their minds re-
vert back to the romantic days of their
youth, when their own dreams of love,
in which the central figures were two
Virginia maidens, were undisturbed by
visions OF free silver, Government ware
houses, woman's rights or MARY
Hellin" Lease.
Between acts reporter had very
pleasant conversation with these gen
tlemen. Captain Cooke is the Moses of
the party, the head of the ticket, but
he has an able Aaron in Judge Kerr,
who does the talking.
The Judge says Virginia will go Pop
ulist by 10000 majority, that the Senate
will never repeal the silver purchasing
clause and Colorado must have the
credit. sit was Colorado" said he,
that kept the force bill from passing
the Senate, and her Senators will never
agree to compromise on silver. II free
silver is right it is right, and if it is
wrong it's wrong"
The Judge said Cleveland would veto
anything except an act for the uncondi-
tional repeal anyway and it would be
useless to try to effect compromise.
Just at this time the Populists are
making a big effort in this district.
Robert Snavely, OF Wytheville, and
William Baker, from bleeding Kansas,
will speak at Salem next Monday.