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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

THERE seems to be little doubt in
the minds of those who have given
the subject mature thought, thatt the
whole object Of the present fnan-
cial agitation is toforce the Govern
ment to repeal the Sherman silver
bullion purchasing act and to issue
bonds. The extravaganza Of the
HARRISON administration has made
Impossible for the gold bugs of Wall
street to succeed in the latter in
stance, but if the people and Con-
gress, when it meets in extraordi-
nary session, will give the admins
tration intelligent, persistent, and
patriotic support in the struggle to
place the currency Of the country
on a safe and honest basis, the f.
nancial issue will be readily solved
by Secretary CARLISLE, who, like
President CLEVELAND, is abundant
lily, endowed with a courage Of the
higher order, and their well-known
devotion to a policy Of retrench-
ment and reform is dictated by the
desireforimmediate and permanent
relief from the burdens Of Repub-
licanism, which has threatened and
now endangers our public life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12
Bought TOO Many Fine Goods!
NOW is THE TIME TODAY THEY ARE
HERE, TOMORROW THEY MAY
BE GOMEZ

Having made an assignment to Mr.. A. G. Me-
Rae for the benefit of my creditors has placed
upon this market Seven Thousand Dollars
worth OF Clothing, Shoes, Fur and Straw Hats,
Dress Goods and Notions at manufacturers
prices. These goods We're bought direct from
Inc manufacturers, Therefore the jobbers' 25per
cent was saved. There is a great rush noW be-
Ing made by the citizens Of Benton and adJoin-
ing counties for these goods, which are being
SOLD AT BANKRUPT PRICES!
You should not fail to come and see this stock
and get what you want.
Yours, with thanks
JAMES j. WAY.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

ELSEWHERE we publishane extract
from an editorial in recent issue
Of the Knoxville Tribune on the
subject Of Savings, . which, we sin
serely hope, will prove interesting
reading to our young men who are
Just starting in life. It is full Of
good advice and speaks to the point.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

justice and the cruelty OF law, espoused
his cause At last the governor yielded
to the public clamor to the extent Of APP
pointing a commissioner to hear the new
evidence This final hearing only served
to multiply the proofs Of guilt and CAR
LYLE Harms went to his death amid the
idiotie lamentations ofthousands ofbrain-
sick men and women, as cold-blooded and
cowardly a murderer as ever trod the gal
lows,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

James j. WHY having made an assignment to
me for the benefit of his creditors has placed his
entire stock of goods consstng0 of Pine Clothing,
Shoes, Furnd Straw Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
Wraps, and Notions on this market at Manu~
facturers Prices. These goods must be sold.
They are well-selected and will give perfect sat
isfaction. There has never been such an 0ppOr-
tuntyin this city to get such nice goods at man.
ufacturers prices.
win sell you the entire stock or such part OF
Id us YOU may want. 1t will be TO your interest
Ito see them. a. c. MCRAE.
Assignee.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1898.

I.eyenI, am he that comforteth you;
Who art thou, that thou shouldst be
afraid of a man that shall die, and of
the son of man that shall be made as
grass; and forgettest the Lord thy
maker that hath stretched forth the
heavens and laid the foundations of
the earth; and hast feared continually
every day because of the fury of the
oppressor, as if he were ready to de-
stroy? and where is the fury of the OPP
preSsOr2' Isaiah 81, 1918.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12
INTERESTING MISCELLANY.
Advertisements inserted under this hea
at 5 cents per line each insertion.


When the goat tackled the can Of dynamite you
ought to have seen the butter ily.- Binghampton
Leader.
You run great risk if you allow cough to run
neglected. Cure it on the start with Dr. Hale's
Household Cough Cure. Sold by H:.tiey Drug Co.
1t is odd how railroad contractors creditors
feel safest when they know he is making tracks.
Buffalo Courier.
DR.. Hale's Household Ointment is the finest
remedy in the world for the cure of rheumatism,
piles, Group, cuts, bruises, and burns. Sold by
Hatley Drug Co,
'When we started this paper" writes a Geor-
gia editor, ''we had but one shirt to our back.
The shirt couldn't last forever but thank heay-
en-, we have the back still"
Dr. Hale's Household Tea cures liver and kidney
troubles and all forms of malaria better than any
other known remedy. Sold by Hatley Drug Go.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

ION the next so days beginning May ~ /
It wihdevote my time to outdoor work. Any
one wishing q family group taken at home, a
picture Oftheir house, or. any outdoor scenery
win please ADDRESS me at Camden, or call at the
parsonage and viii walton them. G. FRENCH
Photographer u
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

STIGALL & POTTS have on exhibition the
- Dixie Cultivation, the best cultvator IN the
Saves the labor OF one man and rams as light as
an Crdinary shovel pillow. 2G2
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

OtET your Staple and Fancy Groceries, the best
VI grades of Cigars and Tobacco at Brecheen's.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

r CAN BE FOUND at my old stand at ]. N. VIII
/ sons with new hats, cheap. Call and see me.
ANN n. VICKERY. LIT
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

CTIGALL & POTTS will sell you % pounds of
- Good Brown Sugar for 81, also the best grade
OF st. Louis Flour for S4.55 262
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

CCARF-PINS, Sleeve and Collar Buttons and
~ nice line Of other iewelry just put on sale at
BRECHEENS. Ifyou want something nice and
durable IN the way OF leNelrN call and see us.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

XTOU can ret the best Flour in this market at
D from 81 10 10 81 80 at BRECHEEN'S.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted under this heat
at cents per line each insertion.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

CtTAPLE and Fancy Groceries, Cigars and To-
y baccO, POcket-knives, Brides, Collars and
Hames, cheap, at J. n WILSON'S
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12


4 N. WILSON will sell you the best Flour TO be
i /. had at from Ss75 to $3.50 per barrel.
lust THINK OF TT 1. NJ WILSON will sell
u you new doubleShoyel plow for 50.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

+ HAVE Just received new line of Jewelry con
1 sisting Of some new designs of Knights of
lythlas and Masonic Pins, Charms and Buttons,
Watch Chains, etc. j. N. WILSON.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

DOWDER, Shot and Caps, Poclset-kniyes, bril-
i dies, halters, collars, etc, at BRECHEEN'S,
southwest corner square, Camden, Tenn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

mutbig berporfprinst. Gd9er aus gbeus
hola, perlmutter, NtlaS, glfenbein,
Spiben, nit ftimmungsbolen BiIbern:
Elm Siebespaar in Griiblingslanbi9aft,
S9dferlcenenen, Mmoretten NIT Sci,
fenblafen.
Nun binein in bic rGbemiibe eSnbus
ftrie". Cine Wolte iiibIi1en Scrubs
f6ldgt mir entgegen; i9 febe gerabe
bor ben parfumerien. Nud auf bie-
lem Serrain itellt Seutf9Ianb feineu
Wann. Sa finben mir Gettf6minfen,
tpel9e bon aIternben Grauengefidtern
b6fe Gun3eln bannen unb-b0n sferne
gefeben-eiuen Nnfau bon eSugen6 auf
bic Wangen bau6en; Nugenbrauens
Sui9en, bic miiben Bliden pieber
Teuer berleiben; @armoilinsS sSalben,
tpel9e aus blei9em 2ippen Elm airlds
miinb9en MAIDEN; dbenbe Sincturen,
bic Wunber ipirfen, falls li1 iiber be-
iagtem airf6miinb9en cine fIeine Bart.
oeputatton eingefunben baben follte.
llnb eeifen, Pomaben, gfIenaen in
0iiae unb Giiqe. Mam giaubt, i'm
gouboir elmer aebufa1en MilIiondrin
au tpeilen, bic am liebiten nit taufen6
alrmen = nein, nit tanfenb S@5ns
beit8mitteln = bie treuIos fIiebenbe
Sugenb fefbaIten m69te.
S9lelien. bas f96ne, 1T beionbers
bur1 feline 0einensS Snbu5frie pertreten.
9lu8 bieien 9ddben Der Damaitweberei
fOanen fofort bic foitbarfen Brautaus>
itattnngen suiammenseitent uerbem
nnb iebe ber iungen Grauen tpdre fur
fi6 unb allen fpdteren Gamilien3ubes
b0r beriorgt bis binauf in bic b69fen
Nltersiemefter.
@eit iiber ie9stauienb 6irmem perz
aei6net Der beuti i9eguseft eftllungstatalog.
Ser fran50fii6e entbdlt beren nur fiinfs
5ebnbunbert. Sd miiBte 8dnbe f6reis
ben, ipollte id benz 10 betunbeten beute
i6en @eperbef f1eiB gebiibrenb gere1t
iperben. go tnuB i6 mid nur nit
flii9tigen umrifen besniigen.
Sm nd9ften Mrtitel mollen mir bic
,Seuti6e Mu8felung" in perf1iebenen
anberen palditen aufiu6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08
Waruu,ta am annsea.

aueS in Der gBeIt, bas aui eisestbamli&e nnb bers
tessne 9prshse anipruA bat, p!rb na8suabmen unb
;u fdifHen perfu&t, feIbF wenn babur9 bie @tiunbs
belt Der WttmeniGen ssfdbrbet wtrb. aus bieiem
@runbe parnen bte Gisentbamer Ron Ssftteer's IRA
senbitters tire 6rennbe unb Conner. iebe pTerirte
Glaiae (unb bas pitters ptrb uur tn glai&en perz
faufD ssnau auf tire ae4tbeit gu unteriuAen.
Cine sendsenhe @arnuns fur Dieienisen, peI&e
Detrus bamit trebeu molten, bilbet bie ununterbrce
&sne attte BON ri&terliGen Gutfaeibansen, bur&
weI&e Jecer, Der bae Bttters na@suabmen pher 5u
perfdli6en iut, rens beitraft ,pirb. Bum g&us bes
gubItfums pSr fcl&' sewtfenIoier Saaubern werben
feline anftrensunsen unb 9citeu sefaeut.
Da8 8ttters wirb nur tn SIaiaen ME
Set Der GaItoue ober in Edffern pers
fauft.
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Werfnhf Niefe&i

Gs tpitet 3t6ts unb wrb Gu& iiterltp benli& tt,a,
Salfes, ber 8ruH ohsr 9unsen ba6en. Or. 9ina's
neue Grfnbnns sesen S&ptnbjn&t pni&afft 9tnSe.
runs. Dteies wirs sarantirt, i'm anberen Saue has
fanben, bab es has befe Wittel mar. Bet Nnrentuna
btees Praparats erlanste cine ipferae nnb pers
manente BUR.
@eriuat etne grpbeHaffe unb hber,euat quo, mite
ptrt4 gut bieies Rtttel III. grebeaaiheu unentaslis
lid bel ber Gan Gntpntr Grua Go. gu tabeu.
gertauft werben fe Su 90 Sts. unb LOO fur srpbe
GIainen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

9en, Die 2Dur OerlleGelt uH0 llW D1HH
f9lu13enb auf bas Sopba nteber9es
tporien. Stir lie beburfte eS feiner ivsis
teren @rfldrunsen unb feiues NbDars
tens mebr. Wfit bem Sdarfiinn ser
0iebe bate iie 3lpiiden ben Seilem jenes
falten, ofenbar sefliGentli9 tn ben se>
mefeniten Sormen gebaltenen 8i(lets
nog eiae gang an6ere aolage eelelen
als bic, bon ipef6er ba i9mar5 auf
tpetB bte Hebe mar. unb Der jdbe
Stur3 bon Der 11be i9rer jau45enben
@liidleligfeit mar Elm 10 unermarteter
unb fur9tbarer selpeien, bab es Iie faft
uber,nenfdli6e Mnitrengutts sefoltet
hattie, urter ben beobadtenben Blifen
Der sn9eb6risen tire Saiinns 10 lanse
5u betpabren.
Sc fpeniser lie Die llria9e bieler
srauiamen Yerdnberung besrifi, le
fru9tloier ibr per;ueijeltes 8enaiiben
mar, III irgeub einen Winfel ibres Sc
bddtni1eS bte Grinneruns auf3uftnoen
at elm Wort, cine Miene, ettten Bid,
bur1 tpel1e ite ben geliebten Mann be-
leibigt baben f6nnte, beito beiber raits
men bic Tbrdnen oes bttteriten S9mers
3es iiber ibre Wansen, uub beito troits
loier eridieu ibreu iun9en 9er5en baS
Bilo berIelben 3ufunft, tpel9e fie ii4
nod nenise Stunoen 5upor NIT Ben
berrli6iten. leuhtenoften Tarben auS9es
malt batte.
Wieberbolt lbon mar leile al sic
Gbiir ibres .3in1lner8 seflopft porben,
ebe 2ona es bernabn1. Stun, ba fie ltd
erihroden aufri6tete. b0rte iie brauben
clue ipoblbefaunte, iatfte Stinlne ia~
gen: sd bin es, meiit Rinb -Deine
Mlutter! @illlt On tni6 ni1t fir
etnen Nusenblid bel Dir eintreten lals
fen?"
,@etpib, Mutter, setpib,4 erniberte
Coma raid, un6 tn fliesenOer Sait pers
iudte fie, init bent atlsefeu9feten Tas
fhentua Die Tbrdnenfpureu bon ibrem
Gntlit ju tilse,l.
Qber tpie tapfer iie fi6 aud bentiibte,
Elm beiteres Qdhelit III erSipingen. oas
Nu9e ber Wfutter, baS nit befiimmer<
te,n Bid auf ibren blei1en @ansen
ru6te, permo9te file ban1it bod ni9t 5ll
tdai1en, nn6 alS yrau GibenI9hk
i9peisenb ibre Saub ersrtff, nm fe enes
ben fih auf bas Sopba nteber5u3ieben,
ba Ianf 0ona on ibrer Sette tn Die
2Hiee unb barg, bon Meuent laut auf<
fdludsenb, ben &opf In ibren Gdoob.
rMetn armies, geliebtes &inb T. iaste
bic blalie Srau letie. rWar es i1on
70 weit gefomnen l1nb On batteit
fein Wort, feine an6eutung fir Deine
Mfutter2 pabe i6 benn Dein 8ers
tranen 70 satla perloren?A
Stein, nein, liebfte, tbeuerjte Wtut<
ter! 9lber tpie 9dtte t6 Dir anpers
tranen f6nner, mas i9 ielbit nod ni9t
tpuBte, mas i'd faum buufel abnte. obne
mir Redeni9aft ablesen sll f0nnen
iiber inetn @mpfinben. Mn bielem Wtors
gen erlt 1T es mir ia flar seiporbell, llnb
tlnn-,tun lift MlleS porbei.1
~6at 9err b. 6obsnbrud Dir OIL
bteiem WfOr9en einen Gutras 9emaGt
ooer bat ct Dir BON feiner Qiebe 9e=
fproden?"
.a6, id meiB eS aidt, Miuttsr! GS
mag wobl cine tb6ridte Ginbilbun9 ses
weien iein, alS id pabnte, er iprede
BON iid unO bon mir, tudbrenb er bel
ieinen Worten uielleidt nur an cine
sln6ere bodte. SD ireib nt9ts uebr,
ais BOB i'd nnaliidlid bin-ad, 70
namenIos unSlldlid l.
-. IGsnstfoh,fsan EnIal \
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Yisrces Favorite Prescription itd)eriidj unb
sesptb 3raft unb @eiunbbsit tpieber. Sc III
cine ansriannte Webisin, iuelde resulirt unS
tnrirt Elm Stimnlan;mittet, tpeldes frdf.
ftgt uno gu forperlider Stumbling berbilft;
etn Werpen.Gliyir, iueldes berubtat unb bic
Spannfraft erbdlt. Bei allen BEN s5rauen.
9eihledt etgenthitmfid)en llnreselmdbigtei.
ten, Storun9en uno Shmdfe,n ftdnben tn
20 bds einsi8e Wfittel, fit tpeld)es garautirt
tptro. 9tlft ober beilt 20 uidt, 70 ipiro bas
@etb bafiir suriidseseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

wfit aatarrb iofl man uidlt ipaben, peit
beifanbis bic @efabr uorbauben, ba6 er iid,
auf bic 0unse uirft. Gin petlfommeues unb
auf bic Dauer furtrenbes Mittel seaeu ben.
ielben 1T DIR. Cages Catarrh Remedy.
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Sonmenidjirult.

sSir erbieIten foeben Elm SorsaeIidss SApss
timent BON ecnnenfhirmen ID GbiITsn,
crepe de Chine unb anhere gspbitdttn IN nsik
i4mars anb bnnten Sarben. Die|e Gdisme
iperten iiherIi4 Antlans finbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

Gaften nnh
b he 90 angen
unb tribe einge.
funieise Musen Inb
nidt INNER elm BE.
tpeis fir bas alter
elmer Grau. Gbenio
oft beuten fe nur
anf neberarbeituu
uno orsauiide 2et.
ben. Golden Trau.
en-, alien Trauen,
tuelde iberarbeitet
nibe, ober letbenb
fuh. fhafff nr
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Striin1pfe.

0amea Drop etid~ tn srau, ldwars,
leberfarbem unb anberen mobernen 6arben,
bon 40 ano so Gents berabseiett auf
35 Cts. uber 3 asaar fir $1. 90.
&ineer.Striimpfe, rotb. braun. Ieberfarben
&c. 3u Is, 20 unb 25 gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

Sn allen anberen Departments il
bas 2aser bollifdnbig unb bietet bit
reidfe MuSwabl.
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aleibtritotte,
spe5ielles ia fraus0iiideu Gballies.

Spe5ielles IN frau56iiiten Gballies.
sSIr baben eine srobe preiS 9iebuftion in
tpouenen @baIIies noreenon,,nea. g8enn je,
mails ein 9rofit fur bic &unben ba mar, bier
TT er. Gransbii1e Gbauies, Cream syarbe,
lAOn semuftert, bon 65 Gents berabgelebt auf
so Gents.
gebrndte tpoIlene grepes in eleaanteu Wus
tern, bic friiher ME fir tpeniser als rs unb
IS @ents Serfauft tpurben, oiferiren mir fir
50 Gents.
Sps3ien.
eoliber iebnar3er frans5filder Moui5elin.
8urSe ME unter 35 Gents berfanft; lest nur
25 Gents.
SpeSiea.
s5rans6iii9 eemuiterte @ateens in tpunbers
biibiden Mnftern, in beaen unb bunfeIn
@rinSfarben ieIten unter 40 @ents bertaaft.
Sett Yarts fir Ginen Dollar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08
Ser blllDfnoe S}rliDlina
brtn9t bliibenoes GeIddft.
l1nitr 0tiddftslotal 1T poagepadt nit 8argain
)eoes Departe1nent an9efiillt NIT neuen ,Sriib=
jabrs uno Sommer Waaren.

6brau
o"Dopno Store Memab
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4eirafbSsGmetne:
0enrp Omens nnb Sba Qinbabl.
Greb. 8urfbarbt unb gmilie aoFmb.
70. s. Gimpfon unb Nellie Sierten.
g. Mirus un6 Sulio 2oof.
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Tral56iiitbe Orgaubits

in alien ben neueften Garben, beae u,sb hxa,le
@runbfarben. gbenio gut tpie bic antsysms
fur So eens perfanfte Baare bel uns as
Gents Die Yarb.
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$11.OO

berabseiett. Sbr f5nnt eud Sieie @eIesem
belt nieht entseben Iafien. llniere Sate iinb
einfa6 srobartis. Garben unb Saeons iinb
bs3aubernb idb5n. 30sert nidt unb trefft
Cure Nabl.
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Site! Site :!
@roRe &eouttion iu S,iiten.

Selet, bann fontmt uno iiberaeust @ud
Wir baben perfhiebene Dutenb unlerer
elesanten Muiterbiite iibris, I'M Yreiie bon
$l4 nab $16 Biz $18. Bir baben bieielben
anf ben Preis BON
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6pibelt ; l1ulbdngt

iiir Damen; bon alsse3ei&netem Gkantias
epiten ansefertist. Scebeu ertaIten. 1ie
@aden iinb punberbar i@Sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-08

baben -. Stun trete i6 ndber. Sd
fu6ire ben in @r3 gegrabenen gbrems
biirgerbrtef Der StaSt Dresden eSn
bltnfenben 2ettern ftrablt es bon Der
Wanb:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-28
His Case Transferred.

Harry Francis, the negro, who
terribly cut and beat his wife and
5ister-in-law Wednesday night at
his home on East Commerce street,
full account of which was chrOn-
icled in the LIGHT of yesterday,
was arraigned before the recorder
this morning, and tie case was
transferred. His wife appeared in
court and showed her head to the
record II. 1t is cut in several places,
and the left side of the head shows
signs of very brutal beating. He
was arraigned befor Justice Adam,
and placed under a S300NbOnd.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-28
A. FoRGER ARRESTED.
He Signs an Order for SIS and En-
deavors to Collect.

He Signs an Order for So and En-
deavors to Collect.
Officer Gulwest made the arrest
Hast evening of one Henry Schu-
bach, and lodged him in the city
jail on. the charge of being a sus-
picious character. He was ar
raigned before the recorder this
morning and pleaded not guilty.
When the testimony of several
witnesses was taken, the judge
thought him guilty of forgery and
in consequence transferred the case
to the justice court.
1t seems from the evidence de-
VelOped in court, that Schubach
went to the saloon of A. |. Lock
wood, on Austin street yesterday
and presented a note to Mr.. Albert
Lockwood. When the latter opened
the supposed message be found it
to be an order for So with the
name of William Hoetling at
tached. He stated that Mr..
Hoefiing had given him the
order, but did not say
whether or not it was
Hoefling, ST., or Hoetling Jr.
This lead to the belief that there
vas some crooked work going on,
and the order was not honored.
Mr.. Lockwood sent for Hoet1ing,
and when the latter arrived and
stated that he had signed no such
a paper, the man was arrested.
In Justice Jones court Schu-
bach waived examination, and was
placed in the county Jail in default
of a $500 bond.
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A Welcom : Visitor.

Rev. Sam Small, the great evan
gelist, paid the LIGHT Office a
pleasant call this morning, and re-
newcd old acquaintance with the
manager Of the LIGHT, who, back
in the seventies, worked at the
printers case with him, in the
same Office. Sam still carries the
same pleasant cOuntenanCe, and
looks but little Older than he did
twenty years ago. Rev. Small will
speak tonight, at the Travis Park,
NJ. F.. church. He is an interesting
talker, and you should go and hear
him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-28
She Got Too Much Water.

Yesterday evening slight acct
dent occurred at Burke's natatOri-
um, near San Pedro Park, which
nearly resulted fatally to one of a
large party of lady and gentlemen
bathers. Miss Evers, the we'll
known typewritist for Mr.. II. d.
Kampmann, who was OF the party,
lost her footing in a depth just
over her head and had sank three
times before Mr.. O. Noble saw her
He sprang to her rescue and by
diving brought her to the surface
and thus saved her life. She was
very much frightened, but is al
RIGHT today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-28
Justice Adams Court.

Yesterday afternoon Justice An
ton Adam tried the suit of DR.. j.
f. Hines against J. d. Moss, suit
on sworn account, for medical SER
vices rendered. Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff for the full
amount of $2j, and defendant gave
notice of appeal.
The case of John StrattOn VS.. NJ.
X. Sinner, suit on account for $l75
and the case of John Coles d Co.
against Thomas b. Wren, suit on
account for $S7.O6, both jury cases,
were set for tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock in Judge Adams court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-28
A HAIR PULLING MATCH.
Two Women Indulge in a Vicious
Fight Near the Salado.


An amusing sight was witnessed
in the vicinity of the seven-mile
Salado yesterday afternoon. 1t
was, however, at times very eXcit-
ing. Two certain young men were
out with three women, enjoying
the cool breeze and having a gen.
eral good time. Finally some dis
sensiOn arose among the women
and an all-round hair-pulling
match was INDUCED in. The air was
rent with screams, shrieks and
"wOrds that no Byron penned."
AS long as such was continued
no danger of lives was imminent,
but when one of the women, dress
ed in black, grabbed double-bar-
relied shotgun and was about to
"pull the snapper" the plot began
to thicken. One of the young men
interfered and took the gun away
from the enraged women, in time
to prevent a serious scene. The
woman in black then grabbed a
zinc bucket of water, which was
standing near by, and threw the
contents over a blonde, with
whom: she had been wrangling,
after which she beat her severely
over the head with the pail.
An old German woman, who
lives near the scene of action,
owned the bucket, and loaned it
to the party. On hearing the
screams of the women the old Ia
dy went out to see what the
trouble was. She saw everything
that took place and on seeing her
bucket being used over one of the
women's heads, she begged of the
gentlemen to save her bucket, say
ing it was the only one she had.
The men told her not to worry
about the bucket, that it would
take care of itself.
After that the woman in black
got the blondes thumb in her
mouth and began chewing it, and
would not quit until she was pulled
off by the men.
Both women fought viciously,
tore each others clothes off, and
accused each other of not being a
lady. The blonde then looked at
her thumb and said she was going
to report the woman in black to
the police.
Thus far no one has been report
ed and no arrests were made, and
it is not known what the sequel
will be.