davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
6rober Sdaoen
miro ourh Elm 5euer an s. mater
Str. dn9erihtet.
Der S9aoen betrdet $4,000.

9os 4itDdige 8aditeinaebGubc, SEQ. 81 bis
cinem pcrberblidbeE 6euer beimgeiucbt unb
@aaren inl @ertbe bon $70,0 600 fielen BENT
lelben gum Spfer.
SIS mat etpa 20 Willuten bor 10 ltbr,
ais bas Teler Sucrit cntoedt muroe. Sin
Nlarm rief in furser .3eit eite 9lnsabl
Sprtben auf Die Srano itdtte, bacb fab Der
leitelloe Seuermarl6aH iofprt BET ieiner
Nnfunft etn, baB ipeitere 6ilfe n~ot6penbtg
let. Gin I'll Mlarm ipuroe gegebcn ullb
balls iparen 9 Spriben tn S6dtt9feit, ald
Elm Seuerboot par l6nell GUT Stele.
9aS @ebGube iDar etn 2agerbauS berz
l6iebener @pmmiiiionSftrmen un6 ange7
fiQt NIT Giern, Srit6ten, Butter II. bergl.
s. @pobaQ & Son unb Sobn @leoion
batten ben Dltliben She'll bes 6aules time,
ipGbrenO 8. S. Trumbuu iGmmtlicbe 4
Sto6iperfe BON go. SO IN @ebraucb 1atten.
Wtit un9ebeurer S6neuiefeit perbrettez
ten lt6 bic SLartmen bon Dem binteren
Sbeile bes 5%tpetten StodtperfeS aus iiber
baS gan5e 6aus unb in i~pentger ais ether
balben Stunbe mot balleLbe pouftdnbig
alsgebrdnnt. Ser bicbte 9ampf, neLcber
burob ben Winb ouf bte StraBe getrieben
tpurbe, mar ben 90ibmanni6often aubcr@
or6entltb binberlid unb mebrere Scuerz
lente tpurben BON benz Qudlm ilbertpGLtigt.
0erleLbe mar 10 bi6t, baB ieIbit Baiianten
bapon obnndcbti9 tpurben unb bcri6iebene
@oaiiionen stpticben @efGbrten itdttfanben.
Na9Oem bas 9acb etngefalIen unb Bic
9eden mcbrerer Stodtperfe burcbi6lagen
tparen, mac Bic @efabr poriiber ltnb bic
9elte fonnten tbr 9lugenmerf auf Sen
S6ub Der 9tacbbarbduier rt6tcn. Die
9dber 6erielben batten tpie6erbolt Seuer
gefan9en unb bas &affcez unb Sbeelager
BON 98. g. Wte2augblin iotpobl ais Die
@ommiiiionsfirma SACRAMENT & @spert
in go. SO ipurben burb @aiier I'M etna
ie $4,000 sei6dbiet. 9aS ~seritDrte Sc
bGube lit Gtgentbum bon 9. Sranfentbal,
bate etnen 8crtb bon $40, 600 unb ipar
fiir $25, 900 perii6ert. Scr S6oben pirb
Die Serit6erun9 nm mtinbeitens $4,000
iiberitetgen. $. S. Srumbuu's Gerluft
betrG9t $25, 900, ser bon @opbaa & Son
unb Sobn @leaion ie $4,000. ollie 8etbei>
li9ten iparen perii6ert, bod fam bic se@
1talle 8erft6erun9Slumme nicbt eber feit@
9eitent perben, bis sic @%eLbibrdnte aus
ben Srlinlmern gebolt ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
IN Grftidunasoefahr.

3mei Irbeiter, Sic erit bot &ur5em bon
@panton na3 6Dbe Bart per5ogen unb
oeren Nal1ten George @rnn unb San1eS
Cooper linb, ipdren am 9onneritag 9tbe1tb
beinabe in ibrem 2o9trbauic, SEQ. 5347
Cafe 0(pe., eritidt. Sic tparen BET benz
AboreDen bes @aies nicbt Dorit6tig 9enug
9eneien, batten BEN !6abn ettuas offen 9e7
laiielt uno baS @aS pa in ba9 3immer
georun9en. 8rau 6ifs, Sic 6auslpirtbin,
benlerfte 5ufGuig ben @as9eru6 unb ret
tetc bas 2eben ber 2eute, Die bereits obne
BetplBtietn tparelt, ais man bic SDiir gu
tbrent 13immer erbrocben bate. Sril6e
SUIT tnbeiien iteute 8eioe balb pieber ber
rto tie befanoen iib baIb auBer @efabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Staot Chicago.
Sdmerer unfou.
Gin Suuoesioloat ouf Dem meltaus tellur9s=
plat oetootct. - Sem Rdn1erao idwer
perlc5t.

Sin bcflagcn5ipcrtber %ltnglitdsfaa crei97
nete iicb Otouta9Otorgen att Ocrt gSeltdlS7
%Itclun9splobc. Sergeant Sames 9S. 8ars
mid pDt bet Scr. Stadtelz9lrmce Durbe
aet6btet, ipG6renb iein &omerab, Corporal
90. 6. 8earrins, 8erlebun9en erIitt, benen
CT ollcr g8obrI1cinlicbfett no6 aucb er7
lie9en iuirb.
Scibe iparelt gum 9icnit Bel bcr 9ufe
itcurung bon 8unbes> Gelcbiiben abfommatz
Dirt unb iie tparen I'M Sienlte, ais tie bon
benz l1nfalle betroffeu tpurben. @tne Nb>
t6cilung Splbaten inter ibre1t COMMANDO
mar bamit bei6dftigt, cine &anone, Die
Elm @etpic6t bon IA Spnncn bat, in bas
8unbes>@ ebGrbe SIT ibaffen. Sci oteier
Nrbeit bracb bas @criift unb bas ibtpere
@cidbiiB. fiel auf @aripid ltnb Searrtns, bic
iidb unter ~be1nlelben befanben. Ser @rltere
murbe augcnbltdli6 9etObtet, tpdbrenb
6earrins, burb einen 8alfen etipas gez
ibIBt, MIR ibtper DerLebt mar. 90 i6nea
als m0glicb purbe ct na3 Dem 6oipttal ge7
l6afft, no Gapt. &o9erS ibn in dr3tltcbe
8ebanblung nabm. 8artptd'S Setde
brocbte man nocb &oliton's MDrgue. Ser
So6te tpobnte bier 9to. GA S9lesbD Nne.,
tpar 80 Sabre alt unb biente felt s Sabren
I'M ). 2lrtiQertes &e9iment, baS in San6p
!6not, 90. g., lte9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
aoad1eatlid5e auttota ataats- 8eth,ate, aato,ataa, "a. arrtl 1898
Ourd Glectricitdt oetootet.

Quf benz 8cltausftellungsplabe fam
9tenitag SO. 2onban burb @lectricitat at
Gobe. ST. arbcitete fit bie clearinghouse
electric Manufacturing 60" lit einem lrr1
terirbi1cben Canal urb mub bnrb llnpor7
lidbtisfeit spei 9rdDte, iii Oenen eth %clectri7
icber Strom int llmlauf tpar, 5uiammen1
sebracbt baben. Ser en%titanoene Sl1tfe
tpar itarf se1ug, ibn altsenbIifli6 gu tOo7
ten.
2anban, beiien 6eimatb in Benrob,
Sbio, 1T, tpobnte bier SEQ. 81 Slb Start
StraBe. 0er Gorpner miro Deute itber
ieine 2eide einen Snqneit ab1aLten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
August
Flower"

SD erbte bon metrcr Wllttcr cine gtct>
sun9 fir 9pspepiio. Sh lit 5fpet Sabre
auf oie1e Netie un6 coniultirte cine Gin
5abL gtcr;te. Sic Deri9afften mir fetne
2in6erung. Damn gez
StttScrttm9 lit brauc6te ib Sbr 9(nguit
Tloipcr unb eS ndbnt gez
robe 3tpei Sage, bis icb beOeutenbc 2tltoernn9
DerIpiirte. SD mar balO 10 ipeit ipleoer
bergelteut, baB ib ibLdfen unb eiicn fonnte
unO fiiblte, baB ib geiunb mar. Dies mar
bret Sabre suriid unb bin
3wei Sasen. nod INNER BET better Sc
iunb6eit. Sch bin iebt nie
obne cine Slaicbe, unb ipenn imner icb altb
mn bic geringite Neigun9 fir &eritopfllltg
peripilre, bann tbun Gin obcr Stpct 9o1cu
Queuit 6loipcr bic 9trbcit. 9as S6one
an bieier Ote6i3in lit, baB man ben @ez
braub einiteIen fam, obne boic 6ol9en titr
6as SDitem. BdbrenD
Wcrnopfmm8+ meiner &ranfbcit tlblte
tcb ie6r iblebt. SGT ipar
10 franf, ME MIR ein Wann ietn fam.
S9 CLAUDE, DAB 2tu9uit TlOtper irgenb Sc
man6 BON llnberbaultcbz
GIcmSeS 2cben.feit f@ltrirt, tpenn es NIT
&oriicbt 9enommcn tptro.
q. 90. 98ceb, 229 8elefontaile Str.y
SnDtdnapoliS, Sno."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
An SGufermdhnftnn.

Wfit elmer flaffen6en @unoe am 6alS
liegt Murrap g.. Glarf, Ser @ei6dftsfiibz
ret Des y6otel 0elatpare" ,@6e Der 81. Str.
unb Cottage @rope 9tbe., in leiner @ob>
n1rg in Sores 6ptel. St ielbft bracbte
iib 6te @unbe in einem 9lnfau bon S6uz
fertpa6niinn BEL, nacbbem er fdmmtlt6e
@dfte bes 6otel in Die srOBte 9lufre9utg
pericbt bate. Glarf ipobnte lett ettpo etnem
Mlonat in benz 6otel nnb bate it6 in Der
lebten .3eit 10 benz Srunfe er9eben, baB CT
taft ME niicbtern ipurbe. Srettag mar Ct
gestpungen, bas 3tmner SIT bitten nnb Elm
iunger NufDGrter mur6e tbm als 8ebtez
1u1ng gegeben. @egen Oftttag berftel ct in
Steberpbantalten unb in einem Nnfaue BON
9talerei iprang er plOBlib alf, er9rtff etn
auf ben Gti6e Iie9enbes &aitrmeiier lnb
itiirste iib auf ben lout I'M 6iilfe %rufenben
0(ufipGrter, Der, 10 lbnel1 ibm feline SiBe
traeen polten, aus benz 3tn1ner Lief utb
bic Sreppe binabiprang. Start folgte tbm
auf bem SuBe, febrte iebocb ploblib INN
unb elite leinem inn 5. Stodtperf gele9enen
2immer Su. 9prt angefommen, olrb>
idnitt ct iicb 6te &eble, unb er mar bereits
bepuBtlos, ais man bic Sbilr erbro3en
bate. Sin icbnell 5t 6iilfe gerufeter NrSt
that lein Moglt6ites, bocb 1T bet !3ultano
6es 8attenten oerartt9, baB tpent9 Soft
nung fir feline @eneiung gebegt tperoen
fam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Gin lebensmIoer 6reis.

eSn einem 6oI3i6uppen binter Der 8obs
nl1ng ieiner Scbueiter, 6rau Wargaretb
6aolpig, ipelbe SEQ. 2121 Safion Str.
mobnbaft tit, beeing Wontag Qbeno sege1
10 l1br 6er 60 Sabre alte Sobn IS. Btb
Selbitmorb, inbem ct ii6 an etnem Stride
erbing. St ipar am No6mtttag %gefommen
uro bate leiner S6tpeiter geia9t, ct tubLe
iicb t:anf, Sugleicb aber bate CT Die 6off7
hung ausseiproben, baLb tpieoer geiurb gu
iperben. @esn 9 l1br begab ct itb nab
orallBen unb ais ct 9egen 10 l1br no6 ntcbt
3uriidgefebrt mar, maebte man itb ouf Die
Slbe nab ibm. Der &Orper lpar nob
iparnr, boob tpar bas 2eben bereitS ent7
flo6en. NiB mar ein Wittper nno tpobnte
SEQ. 76O So. %. Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Suits Piuen l6meden artsenebm.
Rettuno aus oroBer 6efabr

@inem !3ufaa bat es bic 6amilie 6es
BARRIERS Sranf @ocB Su perbanfen, baB fte
nibt tnt 2aufe Der Wtittpob 9tacbt Dem
ibre6licben Sobe bes Gerbrennens ai16eimz
tiel. IS ma furS DOr 3tpei l1br Oonnerltag
Wfor9en, ais mebrere Boli5iiten Der Marz
ipeaitr. Citation bas ppn @oeb bepobnte
6duS SEQ. 668 8. II. Ctr. pailirten unb
9taucb aus bemlclben aufitei9en laben.
@iner bon ibnen, Batrid &ilep, elite na6
Der nur ein 6duier9eOiert cntfernten Teuerz
ipebritation So. Is, 1pGbrenb feline Sole
gen. Gamblers unb &part, bic 6aust1iir err
bra3en uno Die 8ewobner tpeften. SEER
nnb Trau @oeB iparen tint Stanbe, Dbne
6llfe ms Sreie 81 ellen, aber Die 6rei
fleinen &inber muBtcn binausgetraeen
tperbcn. &eines berielben mar ieoocb in
2ebenssefabr unb in elmer benacbbarten
9(pOtbete lpurben 9lae ibneQ tpiebcr bcrgez
felt. 2tu9 bas Setter ipurbc selOlcbt, e6e
nennenstpertber S9aoen anSeri9tet NOR
ben ipGr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Setnahe e%rtrunfen.
pafaeiere elmer S~tra6enbahn In GROCER
6efabr.

9ie 9aIiagiere ell1er 6arriion Ctr
Gferbebabn, Die ge9en 5llbr Wtitttpo92lbenb
bic Abams Str. Bride paiitrte, entgtngen
nit fnapper Jtotb eitem grdBliben Sobe.
Die Gar fubr in tpeitli6er &ichtuns unb
bate Die Bride nod nidbt perlaiien, ais Der
8riifentpdcbter biefelbe berumorebte, um
Der 9ampfbarfe gorf State 9laB sur
0ur6fabrt gu r~eribafen. Die 5tnterrGoer
ber Gar befonben ii6 mod auf ber 8riide
unb es bate nicbt pieI sefeblt, 10 tpdre Die
snr3e Gar nit ibren pielen 8aiiagieren tins
9Soiier geitiirst. Sic eilten mach benz
porberen Sbeile beS 8a9ens, nobel mebrere
lei6te Serlebungen erlttten. goltstit 9lsps
mig, bet Die @efabr lab, rtef benz 8riidenz
ipdrter nit lauter Stimme SIT, bic 8ritde
Suriid 3u breben. 9erielbe fOlgte benz
Wtabnrufe uno Die Gar fonnte lit Si6erbeit
gebracbt tperbet. 9lber MIN bot ltb fiir bic
yYorf State" cine anbere @efabr. Sic
fam nit boiler Sdrtpffraft a~ngefaDrel1 urb
lpGre nm ein 6aar ge9eu Die 8riidc gez
rannt. 9ues Lief inbeiien su nicbt 9~erinaer
8erubigung beS 8GrterS gut ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
v atIhlhll1|lerlegsaa.Dies
s @aQoncr ober 125 0ldIer
fit 25 GtS+

Sine e5lofbe bon Sunbtn'S nerbidtert Wa9bolberbeer
SDrup, lpelder nus reinen @adbDlberbeerert Direct pDt
Gltropo impprtirt, 5ubereitet ipirb, modt 5 Solouerl
zines Q~efunoelt, erfri1Genben unb oufbranienben 8teres,
lpelDeS ntdt olein Den 9urft IDi9t %1otbert oud] bas
8lut reinl9t unb bur@ Iub burdb ein neucs Spitcnt
iptrft. -9Gsetten lperben iiberaG %nerIon9t. @nte 8rp.
nifipn. 99reibt nm Sebtu9un9eu. = Senbet rs gtS, in
SLIDER pber 81 in 8opier unb mir iperben 1 pber 4 sIas
1dben ienbeu. Senaue Nusfunft itber ale MnTra9ett
miro fret ertbeilt, beltI3 nber en9ltIf.
&mmSim & &c., @Gaetntsc 8abrttanten.
7&9 s. Jefferson Str, Chicago, III.
Coma SSlpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 Of=Ranoolpb=Stry
smii9en Sronflins unb Marfet=StraBe

232 & 234 Of=Ranoolph=Stry
sipiI9en 6ronflina unb M~arfet=StraBe
@btcagp, Sns..
empfieblt in better SIalttdt:
Strife Ell Gentle tm0 9Iuntemiaantett,
SSrtId1e cit DC al ctt= 1t1tS SetOgra9Iaatlten,
NSGitf=, 9tepS= 1tttO S1itnrte1t=G 0Gttett,
Stnporf. GierfGrtoMcIf1, Xelfplper Inbd1eHs
SeMtld 9stefemlpargcIt1, Sd1ntttbpbttett,
0erGttd D. @0rSebTitStc, 6attSIcbcrp1ltetet,
Eril d. ett boil. StpGnid d, WtlIGJ4ter boH SeGrttt8e,
S0Isiaroc1en, @tppetit Glib, Sprotteit,
SItIcc 0cIifateB G6titge, Wemnat9et,
Wtarintrtem 9laI, Sftiee SrGtssdrth9e
SSantb. &pu=SSGrittgc, rMn. Sntotnen,
0ed)te t0riOeS. Ylnd)onts, &aotar,
gSeItpb1L. GdDinfea, ttal. Salattt,
Qled)te &tamtt1 d) 10. Sctnel6taUMtft,-
9ledbte Nramff. Grattpmrit lit 8itd)1cm,
6rnts. SnrSincs, Gbdrtpt9ttnts, 8ett. xtl5e,
SriiHeln, @apern, Sttpen, feline gamcet,
9tedltcn GitnbeerIaft, Sirtbeerciit9,
ScntlG)cS S3tDetId d. cllt1GIS, Sttttett u. &ttldeh,
Stat. Grmmenem, frat;. Saith. SHatnteit,
SyriI d. cit @rittfettl, 8ad)tuetsctt u II. Se1ter9rnSe,
9teite&iniem, &,trie, sage, YcrI9erite,
1Seisetgries, WctS= 1tIiO SartOHelntebL,
Sbitte5. Sme.uct, GdJtett Siettcnbott9,
2ted1tem &tebi9's IIctIdDcrtract
@~cfrpdneteS SuDpc ttg et1titI IN Sablettet,
Saoa, Wfpff0 mn Nios&aHec,
9teG)fen 9riatet ttto ld) Sbee,
9ted)te 0amiue=GbocoIaSc 1lno &afap,
Support. Gntnt entb. SGtuei5crf1Ie
9tcMId)ateI Gaptern tttto Tartte 1att=Sta1e'
Goamter griineit &r6uter= Uni. sGnotaie,
VrtIdben Yartier Sd)ntpftGbat BON SoBne@'
Scmtidje Spitttr1Oer, Wonfrabet,
&SoISId1mbe, &SpISpamtoffctt,
Stereierfarbe1t 1t. 09l.,
at ben biQiQften 9retIen.
Henry Sc~hOellkOpfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
G0IU0fnrA

Git teimeS WtaIsbicr 8ebra1tt bon
Oct Gottr. Seipp 8rep9. 60. lit bters
nit beftettS entpfoDIen. ScSn 0IaiGett
tttto 06mertt sa babett. SelepbOtte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
RepoCltttou
in Ger Petlfunoe,
Cine GrFnOans bot Wettz
tragcnber Seoemtung.

t~ragcnoer Seoetttrrg.
7ie Seilung perI9ieOener &ranfbeiteu
anf bSdf einfade 1tnb biaige
Weiie bewerfieQigt.
0Idfebr sttr Statue oaS
&oiangStpOrt.
0ie Elm Naturprpouft, boS in ctnisen
Gjesenben 0e1ti6lotos gefunben uiro,
fidD Ieiht Su 6ouie BON Se6err1crlt bers
ftelcn une port6eilbaft i'll ben meilren
3ranfSsitsfGIen pertpertben lGBt.
9aTelbe ftmDet antuenonng: Sci 6ettiudt,
2eberleiben, droltiifer 2eibe8rerltopfult9, 6dz
ntorrboiben, St1tcln, gierrofttdt, Mdnlerz
1d1lpdd)e, uitndtiirliden @1tleeru1gen, ipte
8roftatorrboe, Sperluatorrboe, &C., Sartcocele,
c~iterioen Il8fitIie1, Shrenletoe11, Saubbeit,
9teuralgie, gtaiertz u1b Subsidiary !; arBerz
bem bel allen S"aneufranfbeitct, ipte Sleid1z
fndt, @ebdrmntter=2etoe11, &etBfllB, St1oc-z
~loitgfeit, 9Diterie II. |. II.
User f1 fir ittIer ueues 6eilperTabrer, bds bon
beu herporruqeneiten Mer5ten Der nlteit mn ueueu
gEeIt erprobt uuo fir gut befnnben lpurbe, intereiTrt,
Der inife Ieine genaue Mbreie nebIt Griefntarte, lpp=
rauf mir ibm cine nusfubrlide 8eIhreibung iiber
heritenune rno @nlpenOun9 bieier neuen @rfinbuns
Frei d~uIenoen iperoen.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
DIR. Rud. Seiffert,

seit 1856 6ausar3t i'm 2lerianer=hoipttol
Sfice=Sttnben BON 80 uhr Wtorg. I'M Splpttol.
Dffice unb M9nhnuno l7J-173 DIT 8anoolpb=otr.
Otice-5tunben PA ubr gto6mitto9s.
Sera., 2usasus, unterleibs. unb SeitIeHtS'RranfaettsS
cine 6peatalitat 1istlSt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
Neberfobrts

sen tt''o mad 9entiaIarO, btatser ~Ie ie, bet
LEOPOLD MAYER, G%parbanf.
~131p1oipb No. rs LasaIIe Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-24
. t. 1t d. e 9ebeiIt,

9oS p%erbeiierte elaitiI9e 8rubbono. Sos eiu,ios
grudbonb. NEEDLES man Sag rnb 9odt nit 8eouelniiA.
felt tra9en fam, Belt ii9er leben 8ruG. 0eutIhes ee.
i6dft. 8otolo9e auI @erlau9eu frei sueeIonbt' SIMS
eroneo Gloitie Grub 60. S22 Sroahmop, gde II, Ctr.
Stem gorL' 2iplStub
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
The Charm of Investigation.

w. T Stead in an Interview.
In voice indicative of firm con-
VictiOn Mr.. Stead replied: 81 think
that these inquiries will result in
great good. They will broaden
our conceptions of life, and they
will verify belief in the invisible,
and they will for many millions
break the yoke of materialism. |
do not care an atom for the phe-
nomena compared with the re-
ligious and philosophical results to
which they seem to point. Phe-
nUmena are like a compass; they
are interesting in themselves, no
doubt, but to the ordinary man
and | am a very ordinary man
the Importance of compass is
that it enables us to cross the seas {;
So it is with these phenomena.
Now, as to the effect it would
have upon my own religious
opinions, can only say
that. so far, it has deepened and
brOadpncd and made more real
all the beliefs on which | have
hitherto God; the probation and
especially the conception Of this
mortal life as a mere fragment of
an immensely greater circle of eX-
iStence has been rendered more
real. There is, also, a greater charm
about it, because of the extent to
which it enables one to realize the
fact that the phenomena re-
corded i'm the Old and New
TeStamentS were not oXclu-
SivrIy confined to those times
but are recurring constantly
around us. Nothing is 50 fatal to
a real grasp Of the Bible teaching
as the paralyzing SENSE of the idea
that the laws governing the world
then, and the phenomena of the
existence in those days, were quite
different from those of the life
which we are now living. AS a
very devoted Christian minister
said to me the other day: 'The
Bible has become a new book tC
me since | begun to study these
subjects"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

A.C. Fonda, of Cincinnati, is in
the city.
\. c. Schryver has gone to LlanO
on business.
DIR. McCabe, of Helena, is guest
a. the st. Leonard.
DR.. J. S. Phillips, of Eagle Pass,
is a guest at the Maverick.
T. f. Lewis, of Corpus Christi, is
registered at the Southern.
w. w. Taylor, one of Junction
City's citizens, is in the city.
The LIGHT regrets to hear of the
serious illness of Mrs. Peter Jonas,
Sr.
Travelling Passenger Agent A. j.
Whitehead of the Big Four, is in
the city today.
City Clerk Ramsay will leave
for a western trip tomorrow. He
will be gone about three weeks.
Capt. w. Tobey left for Chicago
yesterday to attend the funeral of
his father, who passed away Mon
day.
j. N. Bennett, one of the promi-
n4nt stockmen of this county, is
now in Victoria county, on his
ranch. He is accompanied by Ike
West.
George Barth, and T. J. Hester,
two of the Knights from Corsi-
cana. have returned from their
trip to Monterey and Saltillo, and
are spending the day in the city.
Mrs. B. F. Trestor and daughter
Miss Viola Porter, have returned
from Monterey, Mexico, where
they went on the X. p. excursion
last Saturday. They report hav-
ing had a pleasant trip and de-
lightful time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES.
Rumor That He Was Married Two
Years AGO to an ENGLISH Girl

Rumor That He Was Married Two
Years Ago to an English Girl.
London correspondence of the Philadel-
pha Times.
All sorts of rumOrs are flying
about, regarding the non-an-
nouncement Of the Duke of Works
engagement to Princess May, of
Teck. One daily newspaper per-
sists in stating, on absolute au-
thority from Berlin" that the
Prince is not going to marry his
dead brothers betrOthed, and that
there never was any foundation for
such a suppOsitiOn. On the contra
nv, the various assertions that have
been printed by so many newspa-
pers in England and abroad have
caused great pain to the Teck and
Wales families. On the other hand,
a lady who is known to be a most
intimate friend of the Duchess of
Teck asserts that the engagement
will be positively announced in
April, and that the wedding dress
is now being woven to the special
order of the Princess of Wales her.
self.
Another and more curious asser-
ton is that Prince George obtained
the Queens consent to delay of
year in his marriage, as he has to
dissolve his union to a charming
English woman, not of high birth,
whom he monOgatically married
two years ago, and at time when
he had no reason to suppose that
his brother would not live, marry
and have heirs. OF course, the
English law permits princes in the
direct line of succession to put
aside wives who could not be re-
cOgniZed as of sufficient rank to
share a thrOne-Otherwise Queen
Victoria would have never reigned.
Both George ". and William ".
left several sons and daughters by
left-handed marriages contracted
before they had to marry, for state
reasons, the princesses who be-
came their queens.
Also curious, however, is the
fact that the baby-girl of the
Duchess of Fife, the Prince of |
Wales eldest daughter, is declared
to be in the direct line to the
throne failing the Duke of York. |
AS a matter of fact, the Duke of |
Fife, not being of royal birth, is
only morganatically married to
Princess Louise, of Wales. If the
Duke of York really is legally
married, so far as the English
church rites 90, and has children,
it will, indeed, be remarkable
problem to solve the difference be-
tween the rights of the offspring
Of the marriage of a prince of the
blood and person not Of royal
rank, and the rights of the Off
spring of the Duchess of Fife Ga
princess Of the blood) and her nom
royal husband.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
Ignorance Always SCOTS.

Report of Lecture by Mrs. BeSant.
The whole course of scientific re-
search has been beSet by ignOra-
muses.. Some one discovers a fact
and every one denies it. Nature
repeats her assertions, and at last
every one admits what every one
at first denied. In this way Mrs.
Besant paved the way for the
story of the garments of
the soul. She told how when
GalVani discovered in the con-
tact to two metals and the con-
Sequent quiveringof the dismem-
bered frog legs the forces of cleo
tricity every one laughed at him.
He wrote to friend that though
they called him the frogs dancing
master he had put his finger on a
hitherto unknown force Of nature
Today, through this dancing of
frogs" we have the telegraph, the
telephone, the elecric light.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
SAN ANTONIO, TENAS. APRIL !,

SAN ANTONIO, TENAS, APRIL l,
1893. SEALED proposals, in triplicat",
will be received here until II o'clock, \.
NJ on the lSt day of MAY, 1893, and then
opened. for transportation of Military
Supplies on following described routes in
Department of Texas, during fiscal year
commencing JULY l. 1893: Wagon Trans
portation, No. Between Pena and Fort
RinggOld, Texas: No. 2-Betwcen Spot
ford junction and Fort CLARK, Texas
River Transportation, No. 3-Betwcen
Forts Crown and Rnggold, Texas Local
Transportation, No. AT San Antonio.
Texas: No. Sat Brownsville. Texas.
All information will be furnished on APP
plication TO this Office. The United States
reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
pOsalS. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: proposals for Trans
portation GU Route No. -" and ad-
dressed TO G.. B. DANDY, Deputy Quar-
termaster General. u. S. A, Chief Quar-
termaSLer. 81 At 70 IT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
An Epileptic Victim.

On Sunday night young man named
Keown who has worked al the Adams
house and who has rooms on St. Mary's
street. had an epileptc fit. TO which he is
subject. and is now in an imbicilic state.
He has relatives in New Orleans and
Houston who have been teergaphed to.
and in the meantime is being cared for
nv the city. icing practically destitute.
1t is feared that his atiliction will terRin-
ate in insanity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-26
A PitiaDle Sight

1t is to see an infant suffering for the lacl
OF proper food 1t is entirely unnecessary
as reliable food can always be obtained
we refer to the Gail Borden Eagle BrarC
Condensed Milk Sold by grocers arc
druggists everywhere. 1