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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
Sable Staten fir bic Tabrt mad
Chicago mnn snriif.

Oas lange erpartete greigniB lit
.enbliG einsetreten. bic paHosiers Staten
fir bic Jabrt nod Chicago unb auriid
iinb auf bic 9dlfte rebucirt mrrben,
BON l. Nuguf an oerfauft bic
Santa Ses8abn &etour 8lllette mad
Chicago bia ct. 2ouis Dber &anlas
@itp gum Breiie Der einfa6en Sabrt
plus $500. Sol6e 9idets perben
tdgli6 big gum 81. October 1898 pers
fault merben. 9ieielben baben cine
@lltisteit BON 80 3agen fir Die 8ldz
fabrt bonn Sage bes Gertaufes an.
Sie Snbaber berielben iinb feinen Be-
i6rdntungcn IL 8eaug uuf bic QeeOm=
mobationen %untermorfen. 8er oafiir
EXTRA be3ablen min, fam au9 Bldbe
in ben pu0man'f9en @eltibiilsS 6lafs
Wagen belesen. 9ie 8enubung Der
bo9eleganten @bairs @ar8 Der Santa
Sc 8abn itebt ben paKasieren obne
@gtras8 ersiitung our Gerfiguna.
Die 9afa9iere f0nnen bon Chicago
on bic &idfabrt mad Selieben antres
ten, DOraus9eiebt, baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen @ilti9teitsbouer Der
Siaette 9ei6iebt, unb pen1t man sls
riidfebrt, mirb man ni6t nur bas 8es
wubtiein nit ii9 nod 9auie nebmen,
benz grOBartigften S6auipiel Der
Welt beigemobnt gu baben, ionbern
6aB bic &eife aud bic bentbar onges
nebmfte unb bequemite sepeien lift
ME bas eben MIR bel Der bo6elegan.
ten unb mobernen Ausriltung Der
3iige Der Santa Sc 8abn mogIi6 1T.
Cine entipre6enbe niebrigere &ate
Dirb fir ale Buntte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad st. 2oui8 uub SanIas
@itD inter benielben B~eOingungen
feltgeiebt perben.
Wtan wenOe ii6 miinbli6 ober
i6riftli6 an irgenb einen 8iQett. Ngen,
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8esug auf
8iaette Ober iOnitige @iH5elbeiten.
Wlan lafe Ii6 elnen "ColumbiasFols
der geben, Der ni9t nur cine geraue
8eiGreibung Der Observation-Disclosures
Sauten entbdlt, fonbern aud einen gez
nauen plan bon Gbieagp.
%. g. &eenan,
General aiaaiers 9tgent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
6 . T / 8.
9te 2-erbftrennen.

Sie bonn San Nntonio Sodep
Club %arransirten 9erbftrennen, bers
bunoen nit cine pferbeausfeGung, bic
am Z. NoDember beginner un6 flint
cage Ddbren, nerfpre9en elm groBer
GrfDlg 3u tperben.
WDn Dallas aus fin6 iber 200 meis
tens prd6tise pferbe angemelbet mors
ben un6 in allen SbeiIen bes @taates
fdeint ii6 elm lebbaftes Sntereile fir
BITE &ennen fun6 gu geben.
Dem prdiDenten, 0errn s.. &.
mann, Der fur bic Sadie unermibli6
tbdtig 1T, 1T es geIungen, bic bier eins
mitnoer0en 8abuen, bic Ssnternatioz
mol, Sunfet nnb NraniaS paB 8abn
lu beuegen, bic Staten auf einen
TabrpreiS fiir bic Gunbreiie berabsus
ieBet, mas natiirIi9 8ieIe oeranlaHen
tpirb, an ben genannten Sogen San
Nntouio 5u belu9en.
Die Nennbabn liegt an Der &iDer
MDtnue un6 an Der Gertigfenuna ber>
le!ben, fowie Der n6tbigen @ebduli9s
tetten nit Nmpbitbeater, tDirb tdqlid
energif6 s~earbeitet.
Die Nenren tuerben borausi6tli6
etre WenSe Menf9en an3ieben unb li6
fur unfere Stabt BON groBem 8ortbeil
ermeifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

elmer md6tigen Nation bil6en founten,
bic &iinite unb Wihenlduften pfIegte,
attronomil6e Ge e6nungen unb Su>
benen berftelte. rationeuen Mderbuu
betrieb unb berer Monumente, gp:
ramioen, 8auperfe, Sfulpturen unb
WaHerleitungen nod bic Senunbez
ru1g unlerer 3eitgeuDHen erregt.
So6 bleibt trnBoem, MAG aud bic
Geologen, paldontboloqeu unb Sc.
t6t6tsforf9er bintid}tlid beS NlterS
beS Meni9engel6Ie9ts als poltio
rt6tig felfge1te(lt baben, bic S6dbung
Der 3eitrdume, big mo- bic llrmenfden
auerit auf u"nieren Ylaneten ihre Sri.
ftena %befunbeten, cine ungemiKe.
Wenn nun inter ben Wurseln ies
1ter eben ermdbnten &ieIen @ppreKeu
I'M parfe bon @bopuItepcc p0er einem
Der an6eren Baum.@ iganten, elm Wfens
16ens9 felett ober Spuren BON menIds
lt6er Sbdtigteit irgenb elmer Mrt unb
Weiie ~gefunben miirbe2 Ober menu
eS m6glid ware, bic Sdlamm1ditt.r,
Delde Die %eingeluntenen GppreKens
Waloungen ira 2uufs Der 3eit, iebess
nal biz gu ben Wipfeln beoedt haben,
gu 5d6len, Die 3abl Der Subres &inse
Der md9tigiten Der @ppreHen1tdmm
ieber Der eingeiunfenen @alb : @ene.
ration gu finben. unb biele Summer
abbirte, mirbe ma gu einem gemifers
ma BEN ft6eren &eIultate gelangen2
(5dlub fplet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
2eras.

SIN 9iHriftgeri6te gu SeIsna,
&arnes GOuntp, wurbe Der 8ro3eB ge.
gen ben 8abrrduber Sobn 8. Map.
alias Soc @iles, Der ben Seiaer Mar=
tin eri6Ofen bate, er6fnet. Bon u oore
gelabenen 8iirgern fonnten nir 8 als
@eid moreno senommen tperben, t%poraui
Der &i6ter nod 81 8orlabnngen gum
@ei@worenen6ient erseben lief. Ser
8ater unb bic bei0en 8riiber bes Grs
mol6eten wobnten ben gerbanblnne
gen bel.
Ser &eftaurateur 9enrp Burt
barb in Georgetown oerlieB Dor einem
Monat bic 9tabt. nm cine 3eiie mad
Iuitin 5u MAIDEN. Man b0rte aunl
leBten Male bon ibm aus San @ntoz
nio unb ieitbem i6eint er perf9mun=
ben gu iein. Seine 6amilie 1T febr
in Gorge iiber i'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
Gum Sfrtauf ODER sauId.

1000 Nder bor3tgIi6es 9an6 fir
ben Nderbau geeignet, am Seeufer in
8odport, 5eras, gelegen. SieleS 2aab
bat bic betannte untererunbbemdHes
rung unb 1T fir 3raubenz nno seigens
au9t, fowie fur ale @emiiielorten
beionbers geeignet. 9a bas @runos
ftiid in 8ar3elen BON lie 20 Nder eins
getbeilt 1T, 10 f6nuen irgenb cine Nn=
aabl Older gu auBert giinftisen 8es
oingungen gefauft merben. Nu6 miro
unter3ei6neter fir Bferbe, &inbpieb,
Waarenporratb ober Gigentbum in
San Nntonio tauf6en.
Wegen bes Naberen tpenbe man li9 an
S. %. Oarp,
MadeD Building, San Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
MuerIrf.

Ser erfte Ban Der @afinos @efeQs
l6oft in bieier Gaiion ON Mittmod)
Abeub mar re6t gut beiu@t unb ges
ftoltete fd 81 elmer ebenfo g~ldnaenben,
ME gemttbli9en Nffaire. Mufbs Or
defer lieferte bic MuIit, tpeI1e alges
mein anfpra@ unO befriebiste.
SIN @roBen O~pernbaufe tritt
beute abenb gbaS. 8. ellis in Der
8dangssp ofe .gount Casper" auf.
eQis bat LIBERAL, mo er in benz 5tiide
auftrat, gerabe3u 5urrrs gemadt.
Nr6iteft Gorbon bere6net, mas
bag COURTEOUS foften uirb, tpenn eg
bolenbet 1T.
him Samfag Nbenb fin6et bic mn,
ftalii9e MISUNDERSTANDING bes Beet.
boDe1 Mdnner6or itatt, fur uelhe
elm iebr rei6baltiees proaramm oufs
geffeft worben 1T.
- Wie perlautet, mirb Mrs. Nei(.
ge~genmdrtig bel Der Nlamo 6euers8ers
fi6erunes : Geie1i6aft angefeat, bic
Poffmeiferifele erbaIten. Die grnens
nung foa i'm DECEMBER erfDIgen. Sas
ipdre bann bic 5weite Dame, tueI9e bic
p0fmeiterfele bon San Nntonio inne
hdtte. Die erfie mar Mrs. Norri8.
= Nm 81. unb %. Ottober gelangt
i'm @roben Opernhaufe 8artIep Camp
bells greBes Senfations : Stiif ST
birien" CUR Dartelung. 9ie Scene.
rien unb 8olttime finb beionbers fur
biefes Slid angefertigt unb liberia
IMen bur9 lire gIegan3 unb ibre Ori.
ginaIitdt. Sn Chicago 1T bas Sthd
zine gauge 6aiion binbur6 nit ans
bauernbem Beifaa sur Nufibrung ses
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
CALIFORNIA : 8eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm grobes 9az
ger bon feinen California @einen bel
Derrn s. S. Weper am Mlamoz
plaaa. 0err Meper iu6t bic Weine
at Srt unb Steae aug unb fault bireft
ans benz Seller Der @ein3ii@ter. MIs
gutem 9enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5ulpdblen. @r farn
feline &ultoen unb 6amilien nit einem
gl1ten 5ropfen perieben. aotbz urb
WetB Weine III bor3iigli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Galone = fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
gaoa' 0alute,a : @arter if s,

g9ol5' Yaiuter : @artem lit Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti9en bon San
Nntorto nit ibren Samilien. Sic re-
9%elmdBigen @bett0 : 6rei : aonaerte an
pier Abenoen in Der @o9e linc itets
5ablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen Ii@ elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
llno Wbtsfeps unb aqeseit feaerfrif6es
Bier, fotpie Die beiten Gtgarren.
Die Ge # auration liefert ale
Selttatehen Der SaiiDn. Mufern,
Slide. WiI6 1T better 3ubereitung.
SagliG ar5geaei6neter mariner 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
Die Mnsfteauns in 9aaas.

Die International : Balm perfanft
9unbreifebilete nod Dallas aur Seras
Staatss Gair unb Dallas Expedition
bonn ID. biz 29. Oftober inclufipe =
Hadfabrt am 80. Sftober = 3u btbeus
tenb berabgefeBten &aten. Msgen
Der preile, 3eit un6 3iige fragt ben
tlddtter Sidet Ngenien pber tDeubet
@u@ an
.. 5. priee, 81. g. 8. 81.
paleitine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
Sic lebte 0eleacnheit

bic Nusfequng au beiu6eu. Die Sns
ternatiOnal= giienbabn mirb cine State
au ungefdbr einem Gent bic Wteile fir
bic &unbreiie mad ct. 2ouis unb
Chicago MAIDEN.
8ilette perben bonn Is. big gum rs.
Ottober gum 8erfauf ausgeitelt unb
limb big gum Is. Npoember fir bic
&idreile giiltig.
Wegen bes 9dberen penbe man 1ib
an ben nd6Fen Qgenten bieier Sc,
ieQi9aft.
.. S. grice,
q. s.. g. a.. 9aGefine, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

GopleD's 8esifter, Wo. % gIamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei@nete
tmportirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarren
unb tets frii9es 8ier. Ser @igentbuz
l1er, Soc Cooley, berltebt feiu GeI6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
@eieui@aftsretie rad benz Orient.

Der grfOlg Der b~iesidbrisen @efells
l9oftss &eiie mad benz Orient bat ben
biefgen @ertreter Der r0amb. Mm.
yadet Co., 9errtt emil 8oas, perans
lnB,, aud I'M fommenben @inter cine
Heile nod Stalien. paIdtina unb
Noro.Afrita gu a%rrangiren. Die ,Gos
luuabia4 ipirb gu benz 3wede am 4.
Januar inter benz Commando 6es
Capt. yoseliaug bon bier abgeben
nIb IN Mlgier, Neapel, @enua rub
MleIanbria StatiOnen MAIDEN.
Wegen ndberer Mustunft iber bic
Heite. Refrigerated &c. tuenbe man fid
on bic 9ambnrg Nmeritaniide padets
fabrts4 ttiens@ eieaf6aft in Stem Sort
ooer on cine Der 2ofal : Igenturen I'm
StQate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

@etrafbs.G deim:
Grib 8. pbusforse unb aatie @eper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
9au. 95 siebt auRerprSentlid.

ga f6 cine unsebeure @adfrase
mad I'm ieren 50 Gents S6uben o1er
Nrt 9elteno ma6t, 10 baben mir be-
t9lonene nit Dem gertauf berielben
big nuf unbefimmte 3eit fort5ufabren.
Cinderella SAub= 8alaif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

Sic Miiiiun Oil COMPANY liefert
bas bette Petroleum unb @aiolin i'm
Marfte unb bahelbe mirb frei in Wob.
11nngen in irgenb einem Sbeile Der
Staot abgeliefert. IS 543.
8. S. SuItenuB. Is Qlamolrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
Budlens Mrntco eolbe.

Dts beFe saIbe Der BeIt fa. S&nitte, aueti3un.
seq, @et4isare, Ttebers unb Rauts Gusi&Ias, Sie&ten,
tettsn; tnrtrt &dnrrrboiben pber teine HesabIuna.
Heatgs 8nfttebentett ~earantirt pber has OeIb NTH
tura6eytattet. Is Geuts pte G@a@teI. 3aul Uerfoui
05els5ale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
ON rHE OAR COUPLER
Tho Senate Spends the Day Discussing
the Measure. Dong Nothing.


wAsHISaroS. Feb. 9.-Thc whole Of
today's session of the senate, after the
morning hour, was devoted t. dts
cussion OF the railroad automatic car
coupler bill. The substitute reported
by the committee on Interstate CON-
merce Was amended By making the
first section, requlring the use Of power
on driving wheel brakes. go into force
on July, 1898, instead Of July, 1898,
and the fourth section--requirIng the
use Of grab irons or hand bolis in the
ends aud sides Of cars 60 into
force on July. 1895, instead OF July,
1898. 1t Was also amended by the
striking out Of she second section. all
but the first sentencQs
The section ss,amended amply
makes il unlawful to use cars after
July J., 1898, that are not Equipped
with couplers, coupling automatically
by compact, and which can be un-
coupled without tho necessity IT men
gong between the ends Of the cars"
Final action Was not taken on the
bill. In the course OF one OF his pas
sionate little speeches Nr. Wolcott had
a somewhat angry interchange Of words
with Mr.. Cullom. and alluded to Mr..
Pfeffer 'sas one Of those people who
make use of the labor movement TO
reach public eympathy."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
FIRE ATE THEM UP
Forty.Four Inmates Of an Asy-
ium Cremated.
But FOUR PERSONS ESCAPED
The County Insane Asylum ~ Dover. n.
H.. Became the Funeral Pyrs of
the wsesehsd Patients.

DovEK. n. H.. Feb. e.-Ths county
insane asyium. four milss from herr.
Vas burned tonight aud forty lives
we're lost. When wstchmAn william
chevey made his 10 o'clock trip into
the asylum ne found the iire coming
out OF the cell occupied by A. LAfAmi-
tin. . woman, and gave the alarm.
William Driscoli. the keeper. VITA his
family lived in the building. aud ne At
once broke the locks of the ffty-fonr
celia and tried TO get the inmates out;
then he got his wife and two children,
neither Of whom were dressed.
or the forty eight inmates only four
escaped. They are William Twombiy,
Rose sAnderson, William DAyey and
Frank Donshon.
The latter walked two miles in =
binding snowstorm. with only bis shirt
on, TO William Hornc's house, where
he WAS taken care of.
Those who we're burned were Robert
Stone, Of Salmon Falls. n. "; Mary
Fountain Of Great Fails. Frank Nut
ter of Rochester. William Chester OF
Durham. Mrs. Robertson. Great Falls.
and an s-year-old child; Lester Jones
OF Pennington, William Tombly OF
Harrington, Owen Nally OF Gyeat Falls,
Michael Casey OF Dover. Frank Rowe
of Great Falls, Charles LIBBY
OF Great Falls. Frank Page of
Rochester. William File OF Great
Falls. Frank yspriggins OF Dover.
Harry Kimhall of Dover. Julia
Keil OF Dover, Mrs. Mary LAWN
of salmon, Falls. Mrs. Mary McClin-
took OF Diver. Maggie White of Great
Falls, Annie Carr OF Rollinsford, Mary
Nutter OF Rochester, Mira. Malonsy of
Dover, Lcnia Ellis Of Rochester. Mary
Wilson OF les, Mary 1wipdan Of Nal.
ton Mills, Carolina Rat af Dover. Mrs.
Anne Rothweii of Dover, Lizzle Ellis of
Great Fails, Catherine BaIiy Of Dover.
Elizabeth Pickering OF Conc,
Mary Cogley OF Dover. Sarah
sweet of Rochester, Sarah Hutchinson
Of Dover. Kate Dutfee OF Dover, Sarah
McClintock Of Great FAlls. Fannie Slat.
terry OF Great Falls, Ann McDermott
of. Dover, Addie Otiss of Great Fails
and ak Others, whose names could not
Do remembered by the keeper, and MS
books were burned in the building.
The building was OF wood. l33xS6
feet, two stories high. with big yard !.
Ii was built twenty years ago and had
fifty cells. One woman escaped 10 the
ward, but was burned TO death there.
Tho building cost SIS, ,000. The man
building, in which WAS over 100 of the
county pocr. caught 6se, but Was saved
by the heroic efforts of the iutnatef,
who carried pals Of water and
extnguished the hames, although
many were burned IN 90 dong. The
Dover fire department was summoned.
but owing 70 the distance, the binding
snow storm. and shsssys EQsdss j. ioof
ninety-five minutes for the Department
to get there. and were too late to be OF
servlce. The smoking remains show
the bodies still lying on their beds.
How the fire caught 10 . mystery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
DEATH OF c. l. LEIpY.
The We'll. Known Newspspes Man Die
Suddenly.

suddenly.
Clarence r. Leidy. the welkknovn
and unIversally beloved editor and
Journalist. died IN The Nendome last
night ~ II o clock from rheumatism Of
the heart.
Nr. Ieidy had been ill for some
time, huf Il was not beiisved hy bis
ffisnis that his end was 90 near.
lis newspaper work ip this CITY vss
confined 70 . short period of time. SICK
ness cutting him cf from active lator
shortly after he came here ~ Noven-
her to tase a posifiDn 90 The Democrat
When tie legislature convened he vas
detailed 10 90 the work at Lansing for
The Democrat Tie vac compelled q
return home. however. owing 10 hs
iilness.
lie rallied sonewbst. and when his
recovery seemed 20 he sssnred he vss
retained rs The Press ss editorial
writer. He suffered felArse, witch
termisstsa fatally last night. Before
comtag 20 ths. city hs had served with
dat nct,oa 10 bim.elf ss rnsnse ne
EDITOR Of the lstfoit Journal, re.
iinQnshlng his gosItion after tuiid
ing up the paper - place
~ influence "a tie ststs Erfes frtof
20 b. engagement Sitb tie Journal hs
xofked fer tarfons newspapers IA tie
east anJ sss,. shefe 30 repn,stiun -
stbeFuagbiy espstae sna nossscsenilous
Journalist Nss esfsh she's. lie leaves
a wfs sne iltfie boy four wears 81 ses
Nr. l.eidF vAf ffesthesft~1
trpsd -soulfo gent efnsu. lie loved ~
friends. SD - fsiafn Nss cherished -
sffy = 10. .fassa ~ nature csn -
cher .she4. .iss sudden cestk Wi come
"a sl.sifs. lsf thG-r wfo kueN ef ~
snRsratses al ecstHFscs q toe prev
srnre sAst bxe rslsstsd a pstsent
/ casery Sufferer from pan and sngH,sh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Kep, The BODY Thiry Years.

LouIsvIIIE, Tenn. Feb "a funeral
took place IT Rock Island. Tenn. yea
terday that was the talk OF the whole
country. The dead were = mother aud
her son, and,the son had been dead aud
unburied for thirty years. During the
civll war the con was killed ~ Aur-
frcesboro. HIS mother declared that
she would never part with her boy
while she lived, anu that when death
claimed her also both should be buried
IN one grave. She had an alr-tignt
cedar c&sket made with . class top.
into which the body was laid. This
was placed ia 4 room assigned for that
purpose. where the mother ofter re-
paired To commune with the dead.
The body gradnai.y became mumified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
HE GOT THEM BOTH
DoustE TRAGEDY AT JACKSON
a Hsekas. wssnss - ~ Ks-csavses's
Asssnsis.s % ns wsss sn6
Usss . Rsvoavss.

JAcxsox. Nich.. Feb. s.--A ssrribls
tragedy vAs snactsd - the hrooks
block cn Eass Main street.. ~ l2:i5 70
day. and two persona are lying ~ Ne
city hospitsi In dying oonditlsn IN
eonsequsne<. Charles Rrosn. formerly
. hack driver. shoi bic wife tvios IN
the body. once t~e inchss below TIE
navel and ones through tls liver.
Ether shot is fatal.
D.ck Sly. an cx-conrict, Wa ths
cause Of the trasedy. and into 1Is head
Brown hred bullet. whicA sntsred
just above the left ear. penstrxi.nF she
brain. Ds. DeAay and Bull OF The
city hospital located the b2il one and
bali inches from che surface. Neither
OF the uoundsd can recover.
Brown wss srrestsd after desperate
attspipt 20 shoot Aid. John Gke6e.<in.
who acsusrsd the calls for help Of ths
inmates Of the block. The alderman
met Brown on The stslrs and ssked hlm
what had occurred. E-own cra~ The
smoking quo from under hls coat snd
sAidi Get out you a. . or yoa
wall get hole IN your head. TOO"
The sidermas threw up hls hsnds.
IN The nesnilme . erosd Of people
bad collected IA front az the bs,id'nn
and several propositions we're made 10
90 IA and capture the murderer. No
BODY led the way nniil lstrnlmsn
Palmer came when be forced krown
on the stairs lie then threw down hs
gun and sad. Il give Up; take me-"
At the police station hfown confessed
TO tie shooting, Tic sad Sly was haug.
Ing aoout Mira browD. and he got Eek
OF H. lie had followed the ex-coEsict
10 the rooms occupied by bis wlfe and
there shot both Of shem. Both TIE
wounded were ~ cnce taken 20 the
city hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Sss fRsSs Isc0. Feb. paul Neu-
mann and Prince Kswausnakow will
stsri probably tomorrow for wsshirg-
ton TO lav Queen Luiuokalani's side Of
thu question before the president
They may 10 accompanied by J. r..
kusa. hut the chances are that ne vill
remain IN san Francisco and address
pubic meetings on the Hawaiian quss-
tion. y. VI. Cooke. an intervisv with
whom vss sent "a toisy's Dispatch. 10 .
member of the provisional government
and bssFs dispatches for the commits
soners who ara now m Wash ogton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
They Jumped TO Escape From Burning
Up With q Hotel.

CESTREvILLE, Ia. Feb. "a terrible
disaster occurred here this morning by
the burning Of the Continental hotel.
Two persons were killed. Mrs. Mckee
of Centreville died OF injuries received
from jumping from the third story;
Samuel Lewis, Greeiy, Ia, burned to
death.
Injured William Hale. travelling
man, three ribs broken, thumb torn
of; considered critical. NJ. A. Rob-
erts, Ottumwa. feet burned.
At ) o'clock the flames were ciscov-
cred issuing from the basement of the
Continental hotel. and IN . few mo-
ments the fire, which orsgiuated from
the furnace. had enveIoped the entire
tLree-story brick building. Thosc who
were in the building made an effort TO
get out the front way. and those who
were IN the fret or second fioors sue
ceedcd. but guests in the third story
were not 90 fortunate, and . number
sustained injuries IN escaping.
Search viii be made for the bodies to-
morrow. Loss WAS $4,000, with $lt.-
600 insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

HELENA, Mont. Feb. Gold and
snow skill continue IN Montana. with q
Temperature ranging from zero TO 2o'
below. with snow every day. Reports
'lQm the cattle growing scctions are
'foahietins. but indicate on tho 0n11e
that stock has Anffered severely. The
worst reports come from the Judith
country. northern Cnoteau. along the
line OF the Great Northern and Dawson
county. The losses will be most severe
among old cows, late calves and south
ern stock that were shipped IN late IN
the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

He Refers All Peopss 10 Cleveland on
oreshsm's Appaiatnsns.

s<@-~ --~~~-<@
wAsHlsorox, FEB. 9.--Don ". Dick
insou . hero snJsavosins 70 secure the
repeal of shs Shermaa siivsr law in the
house. When askeu about Judge
Grsshsm's apposntusent ~ secretary OF
state. Mr.. Dicssnson poton hls blandest
smiis aud replied; ~yoN will have TO
ask Mr.. Cleveland shout thst. II 10 HE
business aud not msDo. But feel sure
OF one thing, aud that 10 if Judge
(srssham should 60 INTO the cabinet he
would make . etreng minister
and help 10 Giss the people
confidence ia the standardization.
know Judge Gresham very
we'll. and / look upou him - being now
~ good democrss - there 10 IN the
country. lie v . democrat on the
tarin question, - he showed by MS let
ter iAst fail. He 10 Ia sympathy with
the democratic party and Mr.. Cleve-
land on the silver question. He 10 .
democrat ia his auti-monopoly convic-
tions and in his strong love Of the
people and he scharpionship of popu-
lar righta IL Mr. Cleveland has sue
cesded in inducing Judge Gresha n TO
bs his secretary OF state il isa fortunate
thing for the party add the country.
But you will have 70 zee Mr.. Cleveland
~ 10 the truth Of the rumor."
Mr.. Dickinson declined 10 discus the
matter further. aud refused 10 say
whether or not he had made . flyiag
and secret visit to Chicago within the
last week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Colorado in ths Grasp Of . Howisng
6lsszaxd-

DssvEs. Col. Feb. s.-Ths worst
storm in years has been raging IN the
mountains for ne past twelve hours
and tnc mountain roads Are having .
very hard tlms- The SOUTH Park
branch Of the uuion Pacific 10 having
the worst snow slorm they have
had for . number of ysars. and IL
IL doubtful II the trans from
Leadville viii leave that cliy
tonight. Other rDads as had OF. All
Union Pacific and Denver 4 Elo Grsnde
trains from Pueblo are being moved
very slowly aud With great difficulty.
~ the wind Is blowing sand on the
tracks so as to maze iast runnlng very
dangerous. snow plows are oil ON the
roads. but II u impossible 10 keep them
open. Ia tins city the wind VAS very
high al day. and Bert Culver. age IS.
Was badly iuJarcd by being struck by =
cornice bloen from . building on
Larmse street.