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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

mfl6e Die europdii6e 8erbiAbung ber
uuiteo preB 1T, bic 5patla6e niht
ane1fauute, baB in 6olse Der Dirt unb
Weiie, tpie feline Originalgei6idte in
Der Stem Oorfer Office Der llniteb
preb entiteat uub berorebt purbe, cine
9amburger 3eitung unter benz Sitel
r@eniur friuoler 3eitungsna6ri6ten"
bic 6ali6beit Des Seri6tes 3eigte unb
Die 8ei6idte 5uriid mad gtem Oort
fanbte, NO bic gertreter ber uniteb
BreB ibr eigene8 Mad)msrf ni6t wies
oererfennen uno aufS Neue bic fali6e
gel1i1te eine6 Samburger @boleras
aufrubrs, lDelher Iid nieuals ereignete,
auSianOten. Dirsftor &ofabin fdlob
ieinem Sdreiben ofii3ielle 8riefe BON
Senator 9a6mann uno BON benz pos
li5ei9ef ein, in lDel6en auf bic @boles
rabrrl0te bingemleien tpirb. 6err
&ofaBtn iagt, boB bic beioen geri9te
als @rftnbuug be3eiduet psrosn mill
len unb er felt bic Wabrbeit aller Der
fenIationellen ginaelbeiten enti9ieoeE
in 2lbrebe.
Derr &oiabin fii9t bin3u, baB bieie
bston uSenIationen" boQftdnDia
pbantaltegebilbe eines 8eridtsrtatterS
waren. Sid Oil bic &euter Selegramm
@omoagnie uenbenb, iagte bann Derr
&oiabin: sd meroe Sbhen BON Der
gem banfbar iein. penn sic I'M onters
eiie unferer Stabt, ,pel6e bereits 10
piel gelitten bat, ben obigen 3batfa6en
In @nglanD unb in 9merifa bic meiteite
gerbreitung geben. Sd manlhe aud,
baB Sic Die aIiociirte Preile beionbers
auf ben 8eriht, Der angebli6 bon bier
aus uuterm 10. October auSgelanot
tuurOe, aufmerflam maiden. Sd taun
nur annebmen, haB irgeno cine miBs
ginltlge Yerion, mel6e unsiiniiise 8es
rt1te iiber uns circulirt. bic aIte Rad.
ritt bon friiber, rpeide ebenfalls fail6
mar, tpleoer aufgemarmt bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
3eiratbsihetn:
j. y. Saienburg unb 2uiie 9ubieq.
Yanln & 9telmat1n

limb bereit8 nit einem beoeutenben, in
oas gaufa6 f6la9enben Waarenuors
rat5, in ibr teues @ebdube (befannt
als oas 8ranit. 8ebdube) eingesogen.
gelagte 6irma bietet ieBt benz YubIis
fun gu billigeren preiien aIS ie 3uuor
alerbano gaumaterial, iopie Cement,
8tps, TerpuB Saare, Geuer3iegel
unb 6euertbon, &alt, 8adlteine ieber
Art, aspbalt, Sheer unb Ye6, 3beers
pIpier uno 6il3 gum 8a6beden,
3bonr0bre fir Nb3u9standle unb fir
S6orniteine, MineralsWoQe unb gs=
beito8, Del unb Selfarbe II. {. NJ.
Wtan abreilire: paulp & Oielmann,
306 6. @ommereesStrtet. San Nntos
niO, Sera8, mo- ale Iuftrdge prompt
beiOr9t per6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
25. aapitsl.

Den Sopf auf bic 6auo scitiitt,
lauidte WtaitlanS cine seraulne @eile
leoem @er6ui6, lpobei inn bic Wtinue
ten su Gui9teiten ipurben.
I'm gang iider su leiu, partete er
nod immer, ais ii9 i'm 6aule ldn9it
ni6ts mebr re9te. Da mar es inn
pl0sli6, ais oh Elm Con, tpie Elm Letter
Sfrei Ober Gnf, an iein Sbr I9liige.
gr ri9tete ii9 elnpor lnb bordte lanee
nit angebaltencnt sltbem. Nber nidt
Der leilelte saut lieB li6 ms1r 1crc,..
Gs mo9te wobl nur Die 8oripiegeiung
ieiner 9elddfti9en @inbilOuugstrait ges
nelen lein, uielleidt aud bate CT l1
bereits in bem 6albsnitanoe spil6en
Baden uno 9ranm befunOeu; er
wuBte eS ielbit nidt senau, jeoenfaus
aber mar e5 nun 3eit, baS Terrain at
refosnos3iren. Wtaitlanb i6G6 5nr
Tbiire unb 6ffnete biele leiie. 9anm
mar CT binauSgetreten, ais ibm pom
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Cine aunbsebnns Der 8eb Drbe it,
Der Sta0t @ambnrg iiber frie
bple 8eri@terftattung.

Oie 8eb6rben BON Samburg baben
bur6 Serrn &oiabin, Director Der
86rienbaae, unter bem Datum bes IL.
Oftober apei 8eri6te BON Samburger
8eanten an 3teuter'S 2elearamm
@ompagnie unb an ben Ngenten Der
9lHeciirten prefe nit benz isriu@en
gefanbt, bemielben i'm Snterefe Der
Stabt 9amburg. tpel6e idon 10 piel
selitten bot, bic lpeitm6gli6fe 8erbrei,
tung in England uno in ben Ser.
Staateu be8 Nadfolsenbeu su geben:
Mm 27. September unb am II. Of.
tober e:fdienen unter einem Sambur;
ger Datum bonn Gage porber stpei
ieniationelle 8sffidten, tuelhe 8eri6te
uber @boleraunruben in Samburg gas
ben.
Ser 2onboner Ngent Der Wfociirteu
prefe unteriu9te ben erlten bieIer Be-
ri6te unb fanb baB berieIbe pollfdns
big unbegriinbet mar. Ser annette
ieniationeQe 8eri9t murbe ebenfaqS
unterfu9t unb mar ebenio untpabr,
iuie Der erfte. Q(ber ba8 lit nidt
Nnes. Die erfte @ei9idte mar natiir,
li6ermeiie f6on uHenti6uibbar, aber
bic 3peite nod biel mebr unb 5ipar in
Golge Der 9batia6e, baB li6 baranS
ergiebt, baB Der Ngeut, wel9er bic erfte
fali6e @bo'eragei6i6te Der tleinen
0euigteit8asentur in 2oaoon CAB,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

wsnn baiiefbe tn irsenb cinem 5Falle, in
benz 60 iib I'm @ieberbsrNeuuns hberarbei.
tstsr, f6wddfider, garter 6rauen, nm bic
Sstlung trgsnb -eines Grauenleibens ban.
belt, ipebsr bilft nod fltrirt, tuirb Sas @elS
Safiir suriidssssben. Sc III .in Ifarieubss,
refaurlrenbes Comic, tuefdes bas Werp.u.
ibffem itdblt nnb slei6seitis berubiat, unb
cine iidete nno uerldBlide Qrsnei fir Graueu.
letben unb ~srartbeiten. Gs reaulirt unS
f0rbert atle Orsaniiden Suuttionen, serbei.
iert bic 8erOaunns, berei@srt bas 9lut.
Sertretbt gcin nnb Sdmerssn, brinst Ct.
frifdenben Sdlaf unb ifelft Hraft unb @e.
iunbbeit ipieber ber.
Gs siebt feline anOere 2lrsnei, bic ebeuio
biuig ieiu f0nnte. 8et bieier sablt man Bloc
fir yWertb erbalten".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
s6idfalsweg
9tOman BON Smrt s5offmciitcr.
(Sertletun8l.

@inen glugenblid nacblinueno iiber
oas, lpaS ct l1retben pollte, 9atte er
ben Sopf erboben unb batel mar ieiu
8lid auf cine groBe photographic 9e>
fallen, mel6e Qeraoe Dor inn iiber Dem
auf Der anberen Sette be5 Iil6eS
itebenoen SopDa 6ing. Daflelbe slnts
lit, weldes eine 10 gebetnnibuolle
Wtadt anf ibn auS9eiibt, blidte ipieoer
auf ibn 9erab. Siur tru9 es auf bieler
uerblabten Photographic nod lndb6en~
bate 3iige.
Ser Stift, ben er eben gum S1reis
ben bate anIeben Dollen, lpar jeiner
Sano entlunfen. g8as wollte Ell tbun?
ST mar I'M 8e9riff, 3erltOren0 III bas
2eben zines Mdonens einsusreifer,
ld0n unb jung lpie jenes, luel6eS i'm
aus bem Bit0e anf6aute; ct mar I'M
Ve8riff, Der Gu9eub uuo Der llni9ulb
oieier 9lrlner cine Sdlin9e Su legen,
uuo i9r eill abnli6eS S1idlal Su be-
reiten, lDie ein 9lnoerer, Dem er nod i'm
@rabe fln6te, e5 iiber iene oa gebradt
batte.
Gin ounfler S6atten iiberflog ieiue
Stirn.
DaS 9ienitmdohem fam nit oer ees
fiillten 9araffe 5uriid, ieete iie ldipet=
9eno nieoer, l6ritt BAUM mieoer sur
Ebiir uuO wiinldte r9ute gtadt!"
Das bra9te ben &f in MaitlanO
sur @nti9eioung. Stof; un0 &eioeus
lbaft ilbertdubten Die marnenoe
9timme.
r8arten sic einen Nugenbsid," rief
er 6em WtGbden su. @r bob Ben linn
entfallenen Bleiitift ani uno 5drieb fol-
aenbe 2eilen uieoer: ,AJtein liebeS
6rdulein! SIR Gruoer @bmuuo BE-
fiubet jid) niht auf Dem Wege nod
stmerifa, ionoern lit BON Scutbamps
ton ua6 8erlin ;uriidecfebrt. g8olleu
Sie 10 giiiig lein, unter biele 3eilen su
belrerfsl, nm mel1e 3eit i6 ltloreen
unseitort unb allein elm paar @tinuten
iiber oielen @egenitano NIT Sbnen
ipreden fann?"
Wtaitlauo faltete oaS Blatt aulalns
inen ilnb iiberrei6te eS oem Md66en.
rllebergeben Sie bies lofort Srauleiu
9ettbera uno brinaeu sic mir lire
glnttport ; idl iparte oarauf."
Ganm bate baS Maodeu lid) cut.
fernt, als ltaitlan6 oas Qidt aus.
l0ihte uno leile uieoer Die Ihiir off.
nete, uun nod, oetn 5dal[ itrer 5d1ritte
1T berednell, mobiu lie eina. sic
Ihritt qeraoeauS oem SorriSoy entlano.
BEN ont anberen GnOe beiie(beu oeleoenen
galtonsimmer su. Wtaitlanb b0rfe oas
Guffliufen ser Ehiir: elm aufblibenoer
2idtltreifen perriet6. ban Wlelauie nod
mad, mar.
lluhDrbor ftahl er lid1 lpieber in Ieiu
3immer, uuS ais oas gfabd,eu mad,
siuer @ei[e auriidfou1 fonS lie i'm
beim brenuenOen Qihte am Siifbe
iibeub. fpie lie i'm perlo{ieu S5ie iibsr.
reidlte linn Sos mieber ,niommel,oebros
dlene Riaft mrld,es er hoitio entioftrte
9fm mn i6reu Gr,,Ser ;,e,T Se,,fenS hotte
Sic Nroio5e ,,ntsr 9poit(onSs ssrooe I'm, i,os
itia Sic Worfe osidrieben o y"
sd, ifehe S6nen II, iphsr @tunbp
mo "a phnem heIipRt ~ Sienften
Wiefonie Heftbero a o.
lj1oitfonS fns Sieie gut,port mit oie,
rioen Simeon uuS nm feline ainnem ,,,efte Tf
elm triunpbirenbe8 Vad,efn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Staat Obip, Stabt SpIebpJ
2ucdS Gnunth. S. S. {

Sulue Y u Y, .. y.
6rant $. Gbenep bei4m5rt, bab er BET
dltere 9artner Der 6irntA S. s. Gbeneb &
Gp. 1T, tpeld)e @eihdfte in Der Stabt Splebp
in pbengen nntem County uno Staate, tbut
unb bab beiagte Sirma Die Sulnme BON e in.
bunbert GpllarS fir jeben San pon
&at rrb be3ablen tpirb, Der burcb ben @ebraud
bon SalI's &atarrb Sur ut6t sebeili
tperben fam.
Srant 5. Gbenep.
8eibppren Dor mir unb unter.
- lbrieben in meiner Gesenipart am
SEAL &. Septeinber u. .. SO.
( ~ g. @ @leaion
Dffentlider Notar
Sails aatarrb Sur ipirb innerlib genpmt,
men, unb ipirft pirett auf bas 8lut uto Die
i9leimigen SberfIdGen bes Sbitems. aabt
sud- umipnit 3eugnile fommen.
S. 5. s semen & Co., Eplebp, 8.
E~ @ertauft BON stpptbeferr, Is Gts.
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9fouitdtell

IN jensm Gepartement unieres @el6dfts, Be-
ionbers aud in Saidentldern
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8eiab
Hmb= &aarelt.

Sm gnsraaren Department. iperben ipir
oas brillanteite baben, pas je bier aeseist
mIrbe
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Glace : @anoid)ube:

Nir baben eine san3e @uspabI in l., 81,
Z unS etnbpfissn Muaqueidre 9anb9ub
erboIten. 9sue 6a,ben. greiie pon rs Gents
aufrdrtS.
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&let0eritotfe.

Die neueiten Sabrifate, S rben, Muiter.
goaes sliiortiment Der 9opiafins Mooen,
Sole Guler, 8egenbosenforben.
Seiat
in sommt, seibe, qerlen, Bluf9, 8anbern
Mopttdten fiir Yromenabes uno @e1eaihafts.
Spilette.
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@anS9altungS Mrtifel.

llnf'r Draperie De ri, tentent lit Iebr in
Naipru9 senommsit. llnse3dbIte Multer lit
SpiBsn unb @beniue gorbdnsen. anerbanS
Oraperien iperben entipprfen unb ieIbit aus.
sefiibtt. @an bat nur su tpdbIen. gcrtieren
bon $3.50 auf!pdrts Spisen. 8prbGnse bon
rs Gents ab. safel.2einenSeua. Sanbtiider,
0aunen: Quilts, &iiien &C. &c.
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gfene @QQreu tn iebem 9epQrtement.

Sso ao etn mir nsut nen bic seDdbsfsn
~ a"oea a M oas s'bar s1gn Der NOtm
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Ct ma as Gie bars
an gu eriurern
tuenn Gle eine
fdpdbltfe ober
leioenoe grau fnb,
bab eS nur cine Dfe.
btsin 9tebt, betreffs
oerer man 70 semts
TT, baf fie Sbnen
bilft, bab bafiir 40.
rautirt tperSen
tann. Sc tff DR..
Bierce'a Favorits
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9eeue 8laufets.

Quilts uno Gomforters. @robe gorrdtbe
gu allen greiien. 8uuft, pabrenb Sbr Elm
ooiles s(iiortiment finbet. Sbr iper6et NIT
Der aualitdt unS ben greifen sufrieben iein.
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Nelte N)fdntel. !,

Sierin iiberbieten mir alIes Doseipeiene.
@fantel, Sdefen, @apes, bon ben biaisien su
ben tbeueriten. Neue Wuiter in Mdnteln fir
Somen uab sfinber
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Seppi(te !! Seppid)t !!

SunSerte neuer SHUTTER in eIesantsn Hst.
pi4en, acpaI @iItons, Nosuettes. 8oss,
8riliisler &c. Das pu5Iitum pirb erisAuat
iein, nnfere guswabI 80 ieben.
9laes men! nen! neu!
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Suoe unO Suan
as @Snnsn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03
THE NEXT G. A. R. COMMANDER
Comrades Whose Names VIII Be
Presented by State Delegations.
John G. B. Adams of Massachusetts,
Samuel H. Hurst of Ohio and Charles
2. Lincoln of Washington.

No matter in connection with the Ma
tional Encampment of the Grand Army is
the object of greater interest than the elec-
tion of commander-in-ch CHIEF. And we'll it
may, now that the honorable position Is
one requiring of the man who holds it adj
ministrative capacity, ripe Judgment and q
command of time which few men possess.
For years the commanuer-in-ch chief has Wis
tied large part of the State departments
at the time of their encampments He
must travel thousands of miles and
devote weeks to the work. for which
there Is no remuneration. The
ideal commander-in- chief must be q man
who can inspire enthusiasm ia the men he
meets from the thousands of posts in the
State encampments which the delegates
will carry TO the local organizations The
man who oan TINS make his zeal and pur-
pose felt throughout an organization which
has 400. COZ members, scattered all over the
country, must possess the best elements of
leadership. He must also be an advisor.
and so in touch with the organization that
when he speaks upon n public question af-
fecting veterans. it shall be with authority.
With one or two exceptions. the orRanl-
cation has been fortunate IN it's command
ers-ln. chief. as such names a. Logan. Burn
side. Hartranft and Devens, III earlier
years. and Fairchld. Rea. Warner. Alger.
Veazey. Palmer andy Weissert in recent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03
A YAPOR LIGHT CONTRACT.
Board of Works wiz Enter lotto One 70
500, Lamps.

Board of Works wiz Enter Toto One for
500 Lamps.
The Board of Works Yesterday morning
made another moonlight" schedule. neces.
stating the continuance in office of the
cloud inspector. This schedule is with the
Sun Napor Street Light Company, of Can
ton. y. The lights are 70 produce q four
teen candle power light. The proposal
which was accepted by the board is for
500 wooden lamp posts and the same num-
Der of lamps, to furnish ell material
and labor necessary to keep them clean
and In trim. On the moonlight SEIZED 10
all lights are to be lit one halt hour before
darkness and the cost to the city Is 10 be
$3.50 year. On the all
night schedule the company pro-
posed to charge $3.50 q year for each
nght The payments are to be made
monthly, aud the contract IL for five years.
Inc ooaru can order as many more lights
at THESE hgures rs IL chooses. The COM
pany also agrees to decrease the mum ter of
ights at any time, provided there are rot
less tnah 4OO In use during the existence or
the contract The board shall have the
rient To change the location of the lamps.
SUBJECT 10 the above restrictions. The
property remains In the possession of the
company. bond for $4,000 Is to be fur
nished. the company To enter into a con-
tract within ten days The board will sign
the contract within few DAYS. The price
tract.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03
fortunate that there can be no doubt about

fortunate that there can be no doubt about
their qualifications for the position.
John q. B. Adams or Jack" Adams. as
he is called at home, Is one OF the most
popular veterans In New England; For
years he has been identified with the
Grand Army az one of the most active and
influe entail memb ers of the department or
Massachusetts,. No considerable assembly
of the Grand Army Is complete without
HIM. Above all things, he has q record that
any man may be proud of. In 1861. before
he was twenty years of age. he enlisted as q
private in the battalion which be-
came the nuclens of the Nineteenth
Massachusetts,. He served through the
war; rising step by step to the rank of cap
tain. When not disabled by wounds he
participated in every march and In every
battle of the Army of the Potomac IN which
his regiment took a part At Fredericks-
burg he saved the regimeDtal colors from
capture after eight cOior-hearers had been
shot down. He was severely wounded In
the second days fight ut Gettysburg. ana
a second time before Petersburg. where he
was captured and suffered the horrors OF q
Southern prison. Not infreguentiy the
old wounds take him to bed
OF pain for days at time.
He is q member of Lander Post of Lynn.
Mass, the second in membership IN the
country. At the camp fire. we'll In
the council, Comrade Adams has no supe-
rior In New England. lie can wake the
boys up. and he can bring unerring juig-
Inent 10 the solution OF the Gifhcuit PROB
lens which arise. No man in Massachu-
sets has received more frequent and more
generous recognition of the regard of the
people. Nothing has been too good for
Jack Adams and Jack. IN turn. has met the
expectations of hrs supporters as postmas-
ter at Lynn. as deputy superintendent of
the Concord refOrmatory. He now
holds the Responsible position of
Ser geant-at-arms of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts,. Last year his
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03
Cost of Flashing the STRAIT.

Jerry Kelley. clerk of the assessment bureau
OF the Board OF Works has completed table
showing the cost of flushing the streets from
July - 10 Aug. 2i. IL amounts to almost 500.
or twice the amount that would he needed for
sweeping Ike area. The beard is making esti-
mates of the cost OF flushing the streets and
sweeping them by hand so as 10 obtain bids for
the work. ~ ~
90" =. a' n'sh's ago there appeared on East
ONO street new-fangled sWeeninC nocnina in
oen.eu py Motifs Defrees. OF the board. It
Wherever the machine appeared II leTt n s,realr
OF s s The machine was tested behind
one OF the old-lashloned machines and IN picEed
mp great deal of dirt that the other machine
lsiL \ ian Is concealed in the PROV OF the ma
.iine anu Al Is reHoiNed az very fast rate by
tue use OF cogs. This sucks all the dust mn into
a ieserNolr BY principle of separating the
nus I'm ,e AR the current of air Is again re-
turned 10 the mouth OF the suction hole and
mere II Inrther AIDS in forcing fresh dust into
tne susheI. Ihe machine is pronounced a
success by those who saw 10 work Mr. Defrees
Will obtain patent on IT, ieo'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03

ardent friends presented bis name TO the
Republican convention for the candidacy
for Lieutenant Governor, and. without
canvass or organization. his name called
out large vote Captain Adams's friends
claim tor him = large and enthusiastic fol-
lowing. He was one of the most effective
department commanders the ovgn0Zation
in Massachusetts, has ever had. He will be
fifty-two years old In October.
Gen. Samuel II. Hurst. of Chillico the.
has been Endorsed by the Department of
Ohio for three wears for the position of
communicating chief. He has been in
dorsed." writes a comrade to the Journal.
"because of his high moral character. his
devotion to the interests of bis comrades.
his executive ability. his excellent record
as q soldier and his worth a. an American"
Comrade Hurst enlisted Oct. 8. 1861. at
Columbus. o.. In Company A. Seventy
third Ohio. He re-enlIsted at Chattanooga
Jan. ]. 1864. He participated in seventeen
hard fought battles. being promoted from
lieutenant TO colonel. He was twice
brevetted. the last time to brigs-
der general. lie was twice wounded and
was never absent from his regiment except
when wounded. The loss of HE regiment
in battle was one of the largest in an Ohio
regiment. lie saw service in West kir-
GINA, the Army of the Potomac. and was
transferred TO the West with Hooker
where ne followed the fortunes of Sher-
mans army that marched TO the sea and
back to Washington. Under General
Hursts administration as commander of
the Department of Ohio the order reached
it's highest point In numerical strength.
STRONG in conviction" writes his friend.
"untiring in work. eloQuent In speech. wise
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-03

and Knickerbacker lived. That has been
stripped OF all it's home comforts
and now does duty as an Office for the
water company. Between the church and the
water companys office Is handsome house now
the property OF the Columbia Club, an organiza-
ton or Republicans. Their fret investment was
clubhouse or their own. For two seasons they
occupied the house as il stood. but last year. at
an expense OF several thousand dollars they
made improvements which make a most luxurI
Gus home. The building is large square stone
front house, with wing at the rear. The broad
hall at the left is finished in oak and the stair
case rises from the left side. About half way M
IL meets the stairs which rise from the rear OF
the long hall great American flag adorns the
front OF the balustrade as it passes TO the upper
floor across the hail. Tho parlors occupy the
length or the east side of the house. and both are
connected with the hall. The offices Of the club
are just back OF the main hall. The dining
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years. attest.

years, attest They are veterans having
records of long and conspicuous field serv-
lce-men whom all veterans honor because
they were excellent soldiers of long service
and honorable record. Consequently, when
n man is spoken of for commands erin C hief
his friends must be able TO show a full
record.
Thus far three names have been prom
inently mentioned as candidates for COM
mander-in- chief-John q. Is. Adams of
Massachusetts, Samuel II. Hurst of Ohio.
aud Charles L. Lincoln of the Potomac De-
partment. The Journal has named them in
the a Iph abetical order of tho departments
TO which they belong. in order TO avoid any
possible indication of preference or of the
prospects, of the gentlemen named. Ii is
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room Ia q spacious one for banquets. The whole
ia finished in hard wood. and the magnificent
buffet tables and chairs are best examples of the
manufacturers art The club supports a fine
cuisine during the week. though the members
are expected 10 spend their Sundays at their
homes. On the second floor sitting rooms
card rooms and billiard hall. The furnishing
throughout ia ricn and massive. and in exquisite
harmony with the entire building The pictures
owned by the Art Association hang on the walls
OF the club and add materially 10 the elegance
OF the whole. The Columbia Clubhouse will he
the headquarters OF the Loyal Legion during the
week OF the encampment. There this OrganiZa-
extend the hospitality for which they are so
Justly noted.
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in administration. Comrade S. ii. Hurst is
in every way qualified for the highest Of
fee in the gift of his comrades"
The Department. of the Potomac will
present the name of Past Department Com
mander and Major Charles L. Lincoln. of
Washington. Like his competitors. Adams
and Hurst. jor Lincoln was full-service
soldier. Gen. John Coburn. of this city.
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TWO KINDRED ORGANIZATIONS
Loyal Legion and Union Veteran
Legion During Encampment.
The Former Will Keep Open House at
the Columbia Club and the Latter
at Its Own Headquarters.

The Military Order of the Loyal Legion OF the
United States is the oldest military organization
OF Union soldiers The Commandery of Indiana
was organized in December, 1888, and now has
219 members in the State. Gen. Lew Wallace
has been commander from the first. Gen. j. r.
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The Columbla Clnbhousr.

Downtown residences are fast becoming alb
sorbed by others than families Tie Circle at no
remote period was encireled by dwellings Hon
William II. English lived on the west side In the
one red brick house which now stands. Next
door was the McKernan house. which Is now IN
eorporated in the English Opera House. on the
south and east sides were houses, and on the
poFt3- Christ Church. on the north side, Is con
spicnous edlfce and next TO the Journal office -
&s bishops residence, where Bishops talbot