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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12

bann aber nit ben Mben bod auiantz
men belt. 8eiben tpurbe (ni9t bon
@ott, ionbern tpieber BON ben Dapas)
berboten, BON benz 8aume Der ,gr=
fenntniB bes @uten unb bes 86ien1,
ioipie BON benz ,,8aume bes 2ebems"
/ 5u effen unb fie gebor6ten aud, Bis
cine rS9Iange" bic ganse @ef9i9te
berbarb unb (na9 Der Nfeinung Der
SbeOlogen) bic sanae Meni9beit NIT.
Cine fonberbare S9lange freilib !
benn iie mar flug unb tDnnte obenbrein
gang biibi6 re6en. Nu6 fdrie bic gba
ni9t, tuie anbere Sranen tbuH, lpenn
tie eine 99lange ieben, ionbern itns
terbielt fi9 gang bertrauli1 nit ibr.
Gin Ni6tsS tsSbeologe f6nnte nun als
lerbings frasen: y Warum iebte
@ott, uenn bic Sa6e fid 10 berbielt,
mie bic @r5dblung gsra's Iautet, bic
beiben 8dume in ben @arten gbem,
ba bod ben Menf1en bic 6rh1te pers
boten paren 2 glls vNlmiHenber"
muBte er ipiRen, baB bas nmbeil gebem
miirbe. llnb p tparum lieB er ferner
bas gefdbrli6e Sbier, bic fpre9enbe
S9lange, fret umberIaufen, unb obne
ben unmif1eaben Mbam unb bic neus
gierige gba por ibr 5it iparnen2 g8
mirb iebo9 befer iein, eine grfldrung
su berfu9en, tuie neuere Sori9ungen
tie iebt m6glib gema9t baben.
3ub6rberf alio tpuBte gsra mi9ts
babon, baB bic Menf9beit n i'd t in
Snbien ibren nriprung bate, fonbern
ba, mo- bic Wteni6en am u rbo l.
to M men ten tparen, bieqeibt in
Muftralien, mo ia fogar bic unpolls
tommeniten 9dusetbiere fib iimben,
ober biellei6t in einem f9on ltntergez
gangenen 2anbe. Denn bas l1nbolls
tommene tommt immer 5uerit, bel
9bieren pie bel Meni9em. Ser
S9metterling 1T erft cine &aupe, Der
Jroi6 cine Raulquappe, bas 9iibn6en
bat erlt Glaum unb bann Gebern unb
Ger iunge Weni6 bat nod feine 3dbne,
lonberm iaugt nit ben 2tppen. Die
Menf6beit linft eber fdlt aud ni6t
tiefer, ionbern lie bebt lid mebr
uni mebr ppr. tpie bic Melts
gei9ibte benefit. Stun batten aber
tene alten 86lfer fdon Mbaei d en-,
INN li6 unter einanber su erfennen,
beionberS i'm Sample; fie batten aud
Gabnen, uorauf bas MbSeiden ail fes
ben mar unb bic nMbamA batten alio
elm mdnnli6es Nbaei1en, piels
lei6t bic n9onne", Die BEL ben meilten
g6lfern mdnIli6 1T, tudbrenb ibre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12

|biertel autam unb ipeil Ct bie aanae
Banbe BON 8iebbdnbIern itnb GeIbs
me6slern NIT einem @trid aum 9euls
pei BON Seruialem binauSiagte. Gein
s b erl6ife bic Msni9en ni9t, beun
ein DollfDmmener Soft bebMrfte bieies
Sobes ni1t, aber feline 2ebre tonn ne
erl6ien bon @otteSfur9t unb prieRtrs
fur9t, unb bic Siin6ensW Wergebuna -
nun barhber beiBt es in Batter llnfey:
r0ergieb nns nniere S9nIb, tuie tvir
bergeben unferu S9uIbtgern.S lInb
9lei1 babinter. in ben @ergprebiat,
Mattbdus 6 .. Ia beiBt e.: Dean
10 Sbr ben Menf9en ibre Gebler pers
cebet, 10 ipirb @uG etler bimmlif Der.
gater eu9 bergeben.@
Dur6 bic Uertreibung her Qextel
aber, bic ielbft pifen ipollten, mas
ngut unb b6ie IT,, aus bem porabieie
Snbien, tpnrbe europa bebtlsert unbS
in Snbien brad bic RAIDS ber nnuiis'
ienbeit iiber bas Bolt unb hber bieI
Brabminen feIbff binein, 10 bab Rei
iebt bon ben Na9tommen Oerer Be-
berri6t iperben, bic fie Dor 9auienben,
BON Sabren pertrieben boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12
Mie III pieei

@ir bieten einbmnbert Dollars 8eIobnuna
fir feben SAL bon 2atarrb, ber xidt buy&
Ginnebmeu bon Sau'S aatarrb 9ur seteiIt
tperben fann.
s. S. @benep & 6 o., @ieentb., Eolebc, %.
@ir, bic llntersei4neten, babeti 8, 3. Gbe<
neb felt ben Ietten 10 Sabren 9efamnt unb
balten iba fir boIlfommea ebren5aft In alien
@eihdftsbanblunsen unb finan3ieG befds
biet, aae bon feiner Ttrma eineeBaneentn
8erbinblih an eriilen.
@eit s. SrmaT, @robBansels Droeutfsen,
Tplebp, d.
0albina Rinnan & Marbin, 0rots
banbelSs sDrosuiftea, Eelebo, ..
6. S. Ban Soeien, Raiitrer, 9cleep
Natipnal. .8anf, Iolebo, ..
9aa'S Ratarrb sfur trirb innerIit oeaeuss
met, unb tpirtt bireft auf baS HIMt unb Die
fhleimisen Oberfa@en bes Shfems. Semas
nifie frei berianbt. @reiS rs Gents far DE
Slaide. gertauft bon allen Npotbstern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12

Der ane obiesr llriade entitsbsnSsn srouy.
betten 9ibt eS uielerlet. Gle ffub onid,s;,
neno BON etlanber bsrldieben, aber ibr, b..
banOlnng IN bic sleid,e. Weae bic ftun1nf
gttporbene 2eber aii ssfunber 9bdtiofeit or r'
rel.igs uno Idutsre 3ein 1lut, unS Dn ba1 1
elns poiitiOe Sur. Das Discovery" erfiiut
o'slsn -3futd 'ois fsin anbsres Wlittcl. Dbs.
pspfse, Vsroaunnssbcidmerben, WilisEtat.
aus Dronaial', 3ais. unO auusen.atfsctio.
men; ttoe art Don ScrOfu.Ofe, ,i.lbt gdpinS.
lnpt lsun9'nicrOfulois) in ibrsn anfanss.
Sfaotsn, nt0 Die bartnddisfen uns bossr.
i'glien 9autfraifbsitsn iuerbsn burd baifelb.
pouffautts farirt.
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5erwanbten, bic vDeba1 ober 6ebiler

germanbten, bic rDeba" ober 0epiier
elm meibli6es 3ei6en auf ibrer
SABINE fiibrten. ,Nber bic S1langel1
yfun gerabe bic 61lange bat bic Spur
finben belfen. 5omie ndmlid bic
,S0bne ber 5onne", bic SnrDa
8anfa, eiae rotbe SABINE nit elmer
golbenen @onne barauf als Gelb3ei>
den fiibrten; foiuie ferner bic @banbra
8anfa, bic rainber bes Monbes"
ben Monb als ibr 3ei6en betra6teten ;
J CAB es eben au9 nod einen brittem
@tamm, bic Spbi @ania, bic nS6bne
ber S9lange". Die Bu9faben g, b
unb b finb perdnberli1, tpie iebt nod
i'm Spanif6en. Die Opbi @an3a ba=
ben fib fogar bis iebt al8 Mfgbas
nen erbalten unb es banbelte fid aIfo
bel bsm rSinbenfall" UNI Elm 8iinb>
nib auii6en ben ADAM, 6epaS
unb Mfgbanen ge8en Die 0etuas,
bic 8rabminen. Ser r8aum Der grs
fenntniB" finb bic beiligen Bidder, bic
8ebaS (non 0eb, bas Bu9) bic bas
Golf eIber leien tpDllte, mdbrenb
bic 8rabntinen es benz vgemeinen
Manne" 0enen, bic ni6t an ibrer Safe
geb6rten, berboten. Ser Stab bes
2ebens" aber mar nod Bel ben britis
f9en 9ruiben baS u 3 s unb Der
@ebraud Der 8u6fabem.
DaB bic Sadie fi6 mirfli6 70 berz
bielt, aeigt Der 20. 8ers bes 3. aapis
tells i'm erifen Bud Moie. 9a beiBt
es ndmlib:
limb @ott Der 9err fpra6: Siebe,
Mbam 1T gemorben als nnfer E l.
ner unb tpeiB, mas gut unb b6ie ii.
9fun aber, baB ct nidt ausitrede feline
6anb unb bre9e aud bon benz Baum
bes 2ebens" unb efe unb lebe etpigli9,
ba lieB ibn @ott Der Serr aus benz
@arten, baB er bas Gelb bauete, bas
BON er genommen 1T.
ais nnie elmer! Sas 1T Der
S6liifel. gum ganaen &atbiel. gs
tparen alfo mebrere fol6e ba, tpie
r@ott Der Serr", b. b. Der .Obert
Brabmine !" llnb bas foG Der
.Siinbenfaq" iein, unb beBbalb muBte
Ser Meifer bon 0asaretb, Der es
magte, lid unb alle Meni9en
u&inber @ottes" 5u neHnem, an 8
&reu3 fommens
Mer bra9te i'm benn ans 9reu3
unb iu a 8 bra9te i'm foipeit 2 ginz
fa6 bic Pfaffenbanbe In Seruialem,
unb atpar, neil er bic Spfer ab,
| f6affen pollte, bon benen bod ben
priefern baS re6te Serbe r.
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@ e { ahrl

aSenn Dn stnen Druid cber etne epannuns hbsr
benz 3wer@fea unb serabe unterbalb ber rehten Rips
pen rerfphrf, Der betm aiesen sauimmt, 70 paf uuf.
60 fiaer m,e tpemal srei pter, lit etpas NIT btner
esber LOS. @teuetdt III es NOD ntdt fblimm, aber
sefdbrlide aeberabfeefie finb niHt8 unsew6bnIides
ScetterS WasenttterS 1T aeraee haS rt@tise Wttfel,
nm bie eeber 5u resulren. Apnselipneu un6 GntBir
pie seLbe Fdrbuns ber Saut nnb Der Nusdpfel, Sc.
leete 3nnSe, nbelreGenben Gtheni, llebelfett betm
antftetsn am Mersen, G4ptnbeI, saitrifaes aOpf.
wet unp 9drtletbt8tett 5u beieitsen. Durb idmer5s
lpe Grpehuns Der Ginsewetee 6ffnet es ben anaL f,
abfnbr ber dberHhffsen Sale, beust es Der 1enbe d
sur neberafuns ber aeber sor, f6rDert bsreu abpn:
cernbe GhdH8feit unb Seudbrt haburd hem Maaen Gr.
let&teruns, bes gemDtnlia Bet 0eritppfuns seIpann
unb Sebldtt tn. Wian fanu bas 8itters aud Bel Gal
lens nnb S&letmfeber, &beumati8mus us6 Nieren:
leiben init autem @rfcls aebran4en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12
4beubs tobtmii6e beiu1tam unb oom:
threu @1uaen berihtete.

Absnbs tobtmiioe beiu1tam unb pom
tbren @dusen beridtete.
sd uer{an9' ia ni9ts s'ibenft !
Daben g Mrbeit fur Mid 92 frag'
td. Sagen bic 2eut' ia, 10 nebm ids,
fa9eu r netn, seb' Id halt tpeiter.'
Wtub pirb man freilt9 babel - aber
Der WtuB is bait ANAL Elm eiisrner
Mann!a
Dabei ladte iie rnbts. Sie mar
ielbft iiberbaupt ntel aufgerdumter als
friber in Der prunfpollen Gilla, fang
io9ar metft BET Der Nrbeit unb iab pors
treffltd aus.
sd bab's ia immer s'iast, i'd bin
nur g'iuno, fpenn i'd mid redt ab>
rafern n,ub!" meinte iie gang ernkbaft.
In Soantagna6nittasen fam Cont
aus benz @e59dfte beriiber nit aufses
iprunsenen rotben 9duben, gar niAt
mebr 9edenbaft gefleioet, uno unter bes
patben ;3u9trutbe 3u elmer ernitbafte,
rem guffaliuns beS 0ebens befebrt. @r
rod iest itets mad sebranntem &affee
un6 allerlei @etpiir3em unb eradblte nit
tpt1tiser Miene bon ben fletnen @reig.
nilien i'm Gramlaben beS Omfels. Iuh
9err 5tellmann, ber iunge Bu9balter,
feblte an lolden Teiertasen lelten. @r
betbeuerte smar eifrtsit, baB er nur aus
Nnbanslt9feit fit ietnen ebemaltgen
Gbef fomme, aber Gina glaubte 3u be-
merfen, 6aB Wtalt8 frtIhe Wamgelt ltnb
bunfle glusen bieie Nnbdneli9feit ni9t
unerbebli9 frdftisten. Sie fab Die Sci.
suns ber juugen 3eute NIT nliitterli6em
Gebasen INNER ttefere @urjeln fdlas
gen. Sbr l6ieu iett allies auf's Belte
befteut. DAP 8rudner nod imlner
ni9t oaran benfen fonnte, eine ernfte
gei6dftisuns gu fudeu, mar ibr fat
lteb. Das @ef9dft sine ia leibli9 gut
unb ipenn aud ite unb Mali bis In bie
iinfenoe 0tadt tit1tig idaffen mubten,
10 iparen iie bod nt9t fpenig ltols bar.
auf Ourd ibrer 9dnbe Mrbeit ben @ats
ten unb Uater erbalten gu f0nneu.
nGr Fat 5i9 lang 9'nug fiir uns
g'plaet - jest fomntt balt ANAL bic
Retb' an unS Il lpebrte Gina ben biifigen
8emerfunsen Der Mutter Raubai1l.
bic es it1 nun etnn1al ntht nebrtet, lieB,
baB bic l1ntbattsfett bes @1mieser.
fobnes cine freipillise fei.
60 persinsen Wo1en, Wfonate.
8rufmer bate it'd, f0rpsrli9 pqlleubs
erbolt, unb aud feline sIpatbte besann
3u ipei9en. Gr beforets iest fdon
tleine @ef9dfts9dnse fir ieine @attir,
unb bieie bemerfte, baB er ab unb 3n
ldnser ausblieb, als 3i bieien Wesen
erforoerli6 mar. Mls gelesentltd aud
einmal ein ODER 3pei 3ebnfreu3erftiide
BON ben @elbern 30 febten begamnen,
bic er BET ben Gunben einfafiirte, nabn1
Gina bieie fleinen Nbgdnse ld9elnb btn.
rGr sebt uabrl9einli9 auf elm @las
Bier! y badte iie un6 freute ii1, SaB er
tpieber Cuff oil heinen 2ebens9eniiiien
finbe. Illein eineS Cages beri9tete
Grau Haubaid)l nit ni1t seringer
@ntrlituns. bab iie ben 6errm 51mie.
geriobnA In eine 3ottofollettur babe Elm,
treten ieben.
nDein iauberer Weann perlpielt iett
tleinweis Dsin' iansrn 9erbienit, ipfe sr
friiber i'm @roben iei' @elb peripielt
bat. Sd bab' mfrs aber slei' benft:
Die aas labt balt bas Mauien net!A
Gina erfdraf 3uerft BET bieier Na9,
ri9t unb seba9te ibrem @atten cine
ernfte BorfteGuns 3u MAIDEN. Mber
oanu aberba1te fte bte Sa6e rubiser.
(6ortietuns fpIst).
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gmm,et gDopo Co.,

gde 2amars unb MaInxt.Str.,
baben gesenmdrtis ettpa 1900 Serbs
8rennbols bonn Minter iibris. ipeld6es
MN au folgenben rebu3irten preifsn
perfauft iperDen muB.
Sir ben Ofen sei6nitten $3.50 per
@orb, bier SUB lang, 1915 per Gcrb.
Wirb nur s. .. 8. abeeliefert.
oeu su ben billigfen preiiea.
SeIepbon81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12
ueber oIles

ueber allies
alloere erbabeu
tf DR.. Bierce's Golden
Medical Discovery ais Ylut.
reinigunss Mittsl. Nad
-ieintnl Gebrand flblt fd
ber Yatient sdiisli9 als al.-
esrer Menid. 8ei ieber
1ranfheit, fuelde burd I'M.
rttiies 8lut ober Qebertfarre
bernriaht tuirb, BET Bfutar.
iiluth u. BET fhle1ttn gdften
TN Wlnt LIT ss bas ein,iae 70
ifpirtlaine unb ,uperlaffae
wtlttsl, bab bafiir sarantirt
iperoen faftn.
Wenu es Dir niAt hilft,
0t4 nitbt furtrt, 70 erbdltit
XNfV Ulaf@~ IN 10 = s777f v"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12

= Die italieniide 9eputirtenfamz
ner perlangt bic &ebuftion bes 0eeres
nm elm NrmeesgorpS. Ser premiers
Minifer @iolitti erfldrte cine 1ol1e
9febuftion in Der sesenmdrtigen Situa>
tion fiir unm6alid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12
5Dnlleuitlirnle.

8ir erbieIten iceben cit, por5aslidss adoxs
timent BON SonnenfHirmen IN Gtiffeus
crepe de Chine unb anbere Nobitdtsn in iyeib
samars unb bunten Sarben. Dieie edisms
tperhen iiherlid anflanS finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12

Sn allen anberen Departentexts n
6as 2aser bollfdnbis mnb bietet bic
rei6fe Muswabl.
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aleiberitotte,
Spe5ielles In frans0iii9eu Gbaaies.

Spe5ielles lit franS0iii9eu Gbalies.
8ir baben cine srobe Preis Rebuftion in
tpolIenen gbalies bprsenpmmea. @enn ie.
mails Elm prpfit fir bic funben ba tpar, bier
tit er. 5rans5iiihe @balIiss, Cream Garbe,
it6n semuitert, bon IS Gents berabseiet. auf
80 gentS.
gsbrufte tpcllene grepes in e[esantem glus
tern, bic friiber nie fur !peniser ais rs unb
s5 eents berfauft tuurben, offerirem mir fir
50 gentS.
Spe5iea.
Solioer i4tpar3er frans5{ilder MoufIelin.
Burbe ME unter 35 Gents perfauft; iebt nur
25 Gents.
SpeSiea.
G5ran3Dfii6 semuiterte sateens in tpmnSer.
bibihen Nmitern, in bellen unb bunfeln
@runbfarben; ielten ,lnter 40 Gents berfaaft.
Sett 8 Yarbs fiir Giaen Dollar.
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Siite1 Site !!

Site! Site ]!
@roRe Steonttiou in 6iiteu.
2eiet, oann fonlnt unb iiberaeust gu9.
gBir baben beri9iebene Dutenb unierer
elesantem Yuiterbiite iibris, int Yreiie bon
$14 uab SIG Bis $l8. Bir babem bie1elben
auf ben Breis bon
$11.OO
berabseiett. Sbr f5nnt @u9 bieie @eIesen.
heit nidt entsehen Iaiien. 1lniere 9ite finb
einfa4 srobartis. Garben unb Taeons iinS
besanbernb fh6n. 35sert nitt unb trefft
Cure @abl.
Striimtpfe.
9amen Drop Std" in srau, ldpara
leberfarben mnb anberen nobernen Sarben,
bon 40 mnb 30 Gents berabseiebt auf
So cts. pber 3 9saar fir ST.. 90.
.@trimpfe, ROTH, braun, leoerfarben
&c. az 10, 20 unb 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-12
9tr bllt1fn0t Syrit1ling
brin9t bliibenoes GeIddft
ltnier @ei@dftslotal it DoQgepadt nit 8argains
3eoes Department an9efiillt nit reuen Srib.
jabrss nf1o 5on1mer maaren

Mr paaa
f6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE majority
report OF the committee on the bill
repeating the federal elction laws, de-
ciares that the purpose and object
Tor which these laws were passed have
long since passed away. Surely no
officer of the army or navy should ba
left 10 determine when it is necessary
10 bring troops to the polls and the
constitution has implicitly prohibited
it.
The report concludes with reasons
why the statutes should be speedily
repealed.
The minority report goes at lengtk
into the constitutionality Of the laws
1t is remarkable that the minority re-
port does not even allude to the effects
of the laws in the south.
This election bill is destined. when if
gets into the arena of debate, to stir
partisan rancor to it's lowest depths.
The struggle in the house this morn
ing was begun by Mr.. Burrows before
the prayer had hardly ceased and
with the exception of a short suuabblr
over the Sherman silver law occupie
the whole time of the house.
The wearisome debate consumed the
entire tune of the senate today.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
WINTER WORLDS FAIR.
Directors, to- Meet to Arrange. to, Con
tgnue Till Jan. L

Chicago, Sept. 15.-After a confer
ence' with number Of foreign com
misssnners, the worlds. fair directors
have called a special meeting for next
Monday night to discuss the feasibility
Of extending the exposition until Jan
1, 1894. 1t has been understood for
some time among the managers of the
fair that it would be kept open later
than Oct. 30, the time fixed by con-
SfeSS, ii the attendance in the later
laonths seemed to justify such move
The heavy gate receipts and sudden
increase in the regular daily crowds
gave the directors encouragement
enough to justify serious eonsidera-
ton of the subject. The director gen
eral was consulted, and while he
thought it impossible to make an ex-
tension for another year, he said it
might pay to postpone the end until
Ian. /.
A number of the foreign commits
sloners, too, had the same view of the
matter when it was presented to
them. They said that while large num-
Der Of exhibits had been sold for de-
livery at the close of the fair, Oct.
80, 1t would be comparatively easy
matter to secure duplicates from the
home establishments and maintain
their sections in tact for two months
longer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
DEVIL IN A PASTOR.
Lively Free Methodist Camp Meeting
at New Diggings

Shullsburg. Wis, Sept. 15.-The Free
Methodists who have been holding a
camp meeting on the hill south of New
DlSS1ngS have struck tents and moved
out to the great relief of the citizens
Just before their departure they nearly
killed one Of their number, the Rev
Mr.. Johnson, of MOntfort
A candidate for orders in the society
must possess poverty and other I'M
pleasant things. The Rev. Mr. John
son incurred the displeasure of Pastors
Webb and Camm. two of the leaders,
because he did not come up to their
standard of Christian excellence, and
wore cutf-buttOnS, a scarf pin and a
white shirt.
The WOrshippers caught the unfor-
tunate preacher in a tent with Webb
and Camm and asked him to confess y
Johnson told them he had nothing to
confess. WEBB and Camm then charg-
ed him with having a devil concealed
about his person and conceived it to be
their religious duty to relieve him of
his load.
They began by getting Johnson down
on his face with his nose in a pile of
straw that they had been using for bed
ding, and while Webb held him down
and did the shooting Camm tried to
coax the devil out with a prayer, while
a collection Of the camp began a war
dance around the PROSTATE body. Sa-
tan did not seem to let 60 his hold
and heroic treatment was rasorted to-
and poor Johnson was pounded and
kicked.
They kept UP this business for hours
johnson was being kneaded, beaten
and bruised and some of the people
on the grounds became alarmed. At
last sufficient force was secured and
the victim was dragged out more dead
than alive. He was so weak and sore
that he was unable to walk.
A crowd of citizens, numbering ner-
ly 100, led by Frank Craig, Jr., ard
Supervisor Clo-ethand, marched to the
camp meeting grounds determined to
tear down every tent and drive the
campers out of town. The better judg-
ment of the leaders prevailed, how
ever, and they warned the two preach
erS, Webb and Camm, to get out and
gave them one hour in which to DO so.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
UNIVERSITY BOY WINNER.
G.. II. Hodges Twice Victor in Monroe
Bicycle Races.

Monroe, Wis, Sept. 1.-THE Green
County fair opened today. All de
partmeEts are well filed and the at
tendance large. The principal amuse-
ment features were the bicycle races
which resulted as follows:
One mile novice-E. A. Rogers, Ell
gin, ILL.,, LIST; Is. A. Rice, Monroe, I'd;
f. J. Wood, Jr, Milwaukee, Sd. Time
3:2S ID.
Green county championships. I.
Hodges, Jr., list; G.. w. Clayton, I'd;
b. A. Rice, Sd. Time, 3:21.
One and Il quarter Open.-C. e. Par
ker, Milwaukee, LIST; Jas. Levy, Chica-
go, I'd; G. w. Denison, Elmwood, Sd.
Time 3:51 Ii.
One mile handicap-G. L. Hodges, Jr.,
Monroe, LIST; Matte Martin, Milwaukee,
ID; G. f. Boyschow, Davenport, Iowa,
Sd. Time 2:42.
One mile open-James Levy, Chicago,
1st; c. E. Parker, Milwaukee, I'd; L. 3.
Hart, Chicago, Sd. Time 2:39 II.
Five mile handicap-Geo. w. Deni-
son, Elmwood, ILL.,, list; w. A. Bremen,
Milwaukee, I'd; F. B. Hart, Chicago,
Sd Time 14:19 Ii.
One mile three minute claSS-James
Levy, list; T. B. Hart, I'd; G.. E. Will
inson, Elgin, H., Sd. Time 2:39 IL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
CANAS, SPAIN. AWAY.
PLETE WRECK.
Whole Families Awakened by the
Rush of Water Only TO Be Engulfed
in the FlooG-Scores of Villagers
Killed-General News from Foreign
Lands

Madrid, Sept. 15.-The town of Villa
Canas, in the pl oyince OF Toledo, has
been devastated by floods, and a large
number of lives have been lost. Heavy
rains have fallen i'll the province, and
the town, which is situated on rather
low ground, was inundated
Late last night, when most of the
Inhabitants had retired, the waters
from the hills swept down, carving
almost every thing. Huge trees that
had been torn bodily from the ground
swept along Old the crest of the wa
tiers and were hurled against the
houses, carrying the houses before
chem.
In number Of cases the persons
saved were badly injured and it is
probable that many of them will die
The bodies have been found of sew
eral women, who had apparently made
heroic efforts 30 save themselves and
their children.
The town is In wreck today, 1t is
positively knOwn that forty persons
were drowned. The bodies of many
others are buried under the ruins of
their homes. 1t is thought that the
government will have to extend aid to
the town.
The people are so stricken by the
disaster that they display no concern
over the loss of their relatives or
property and assistance will have to be
given them until they recover from
the blow.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
WISCONSIN PEOPLE
DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES.
SEVERAL TOWNS TOTALLY WIPED
OUT BY FIRE.
Town Of Withee and Scores of Mills
and Farm Buildings Destroyed by
the FlameS-MarShfield Under a
Cloud Of Smoke-Forests Ablaze
Everywhere

Chippewa Falls, Sept 15.-Ihe town
Of Withee, forty niles east of here,
on the Central road is burning, the de
struction being caused by forest fires.
A company of the fire department with
engine just left for there by special
train.
The east bound passenger train had
narraw escape from going through a
burned bridge. The section men COM
ing west on hand car, turned a curve,
ran into the bridge and went through,
injuring one man fatally. Another
SWAN the river and tagged the train,
which was due in a few minutes
The John S. Owen Lumber company's
plant is also reported burned, but that
report is denied. Trains are now run
ming via Eau Claire, Merrill and
MarShfield.
In the town of Bloomer farmers have
been fighting fire two days. The wind
is blowing forty miles an hour, spread
ing fire in all directions. If rain doesn't
fall soon nothing will be left
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-21
WORLDS FAIR ROBBERY.
Alleged Shortage in the TranspsFta
ton Department.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Evidence of frreg-
ularity or perhaps fraud has come to
light among the minor employees in
the transportation department of the
worlds fair. The entire contents be
tween the covers of one bill register
have been torn out, as also number
of leaves from another.
The amount involved may be large or
small Assistant Auditor Darlington
can not figure out how much money
may be missing, but doesn't know
what the developments may be.
w. II. Holcomb, the general mana
ger Of the transportation department,
has had as chief clerk a Mr. Christman.
Under him was Mr.. FeatherstOne,
head bookkeeper. 1t was under Mr..
Featherstone, it appears, that the ac-
counts of the department were kept,
and he, it is expected, may be able to
assist officials in explaining the mu-
ttlation of the books. He, it is said,
left the city Wednesday for st. Paul.
The statement was made last evening
that investigation so far shows a short
age of $1OS,OOO.