davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-14
Shwere 8ef9ulot9un9
Gines 1Id0bens 9e9en einen befannten 2tr3t.
Sort @onne. Sn6.. Il. Q(pri[.

Sort SO an ne, Sn6., IA. Q(prtI.
@eitern gtabmittag wuroe Or. Sobu 8.
Younge auf Die &lage bin Der6aftet, an Sri.
Scotia elliot cine perbreberiid2 operation
DOr8enommen 5u baben. Die i1nge Dame
mar fritber Necepturclcrt in Or. Oounge's
2lpotbefe. Ser 9oftor lit elmer Ser 6eiten
Spe5ialtiten i'm 8esirf, un6 iein &uf err
itre6t itB itber Snbtana, SuinoiS, Wticbtz
9oa uno S9to, lpelbe Staatelt CT iGmmtz
It6 bereiit, unb in bencn CT 8orleiungen gez
balten bat. 9as MG0cben ~bebauptet, 6aB
Die Speratton i'm Ntat 1891 borgenommen
tpuroe, DaB tie oantaLS pom 9oftor ange>
lteut getpeIen iet, un0 0aB ct cine iolbe Sc
malt uber ie gebabt babe, boB tie Gin
tpluenloles gSerf5eu9 in ieinen 6Gnoen
getpeIen let. Or. Younge tpurbe Dem Gidter
Span DOr9efibrt, unb einittpeilen unter
$1,000 8trgi9aft 9eiteQt. ST bebauptet,
baB Die &La8e nur gum 3wed 6er @elOerz
pre1tn9 angcitrcn9t porben iet.
Ser 0ottor bat Elm belpegteS &eben 6inter
ltcb. Sor meDreren Sabren Derfein0ete Ell
itcb nit Scott SDalt, eittem 6eroorragen6en
WtitglieO Ser g. q. g., u1o beretteten bent
lelbe1 III Detroit ale m0gltc6en llnannebmz
lIcbtettet, Spat 1parnte i6n, aber Oounqe
ertldrte Offen, 6aB ct i'm gu @runbe ric6tcn
tperoe, tporauf CT bon bemlelben nit 0rei
Sbu1tcn beoro6t tpurbe, tpelcbe ben 9oftor
an ben &ano DeS @rabeS brac6ten. Span
muroe teoocb fretgeipro6en, ba argenomz
men tpuroe, oaB ct aus Notbtpebr geba16elt
babe. SEPT lte8t bon Younge nocb cine
Scbaoeneriabflage ge9en Die BenniDlpunia
Sabn I'M 8etrage bon $50, 900 Dor, tpegen
a1geblt5er &erleBungen, ipeIcbe ct Bel 0cm
@tlenbabnunfau Bel COLUMBIA @itD am
Waibtn9tons @eburtstage baoontrug.
, 1893-04-14
Die dtIenifde Re9terun9 perIan9t
in maihin9ton
Die IusIieferun9 Ger SIidtIinge.
Santtago, G6ile, IA. 2(pri[

Santtago, G6ile, IA. Npril.
Ser bieii9e 6eraIb t6etIt nit, baB Sic
&egierung BON QGaibington iiber Die
Slil6tlin9e I'M ameritantiden @eian6tz
i6aftsgebduOe Nacbrt9t erbaltcn babe. SIS
betBt, OaB bic b~ileniicbe He9ierltng iicb NIT
Dem @riuben nacb Q8aibin9ton gepanbt
babe, ben @eiatOten an5ltpeilen, sic 5liicbt>
hinge ais ~getpObnltcbe &erbrecber ouss4z
~Iiefern. SIS ftnb Sruppen obqeian6t, nm
ale gdiie IN ben GOroiueren ibarf gu be-
ipoohen.
, 1893-04-14
Qln6enebme Gntoedund.

Stole 9arbOn, tpobnbaft 1922 Nr6cr
Npe., bebGtptet, oaB ibr @nttc, Der Gater
ibrcr 5pet Si1Oer, Der 8i8amic icbulbig lei.
SIM Sabre 1889 bate ite San1eS 9aroon
9ebeiratbet unb Dor &ur5em nlacbte iic bic
@utbe6ung, baB ct cine 6rau, stpei S0bne
unO cine SoCbter in @nglano bat. Sic
perIteB tbn iofort uno rcicbie bctte inn
&reisgericbte cine &la8e Elm, nm oas 8ano
Der @be 3u l0len.
, 1893-04-14
Die Quftdnotfden in 9raiiIten
pouer 5uperitat.
Sic hoffen auf ole rnterfibun9 Ger SIotte
@aIharaifn. Il. QInri[

Son &tOera, 8roiilien, tommt Bic lelez
grapbii6e Nobribt, baB Die &eOoIuttoz
nGre grOBe 8afenienOungen erbolten.
Sen. SaOare5 maridirt gegen 8aca9e1na,
i'm n0rblt6en Gbeile bes StoateS. Sin
She'll Ser %reoolutionGren Nrmee beftn6et
ii6 bel Gomorati i'm Eager. 8eitere
Na6ribten iiber bic @tnnabme bon Quez
CRETE Ourcb Sic 9tebpIuttonGre ergeben, baB
bas 3. Snfonterte z&egtment it6 peigerte,
am Sample tbetl3unebmen. 9tes bat bic
9(ufitGnoii9en 10 ermutbtgt, baB ite iebt
b%ebauptcn, OaB it6 Die Tlotte auf tbre
Sette i6lagen miro, tuenn eS tbnen gez
ltn9t, Bic &iiite unter tbre 9erri6aft gu
brtn9en.
, 1893-04-14
Grmennun9en 0es })rafOenten.
Chicago niht oabei beoodt.
Oas ltteue 2Ippe1ationsoeri9t i'm Se3irf Go:
Iumbta ernanrlt.
Maihtnatnn. IA. 2lnri[

W1tDtngton IA. Nprll.
Ser 9rGit6ent bat fol9enbe @~rnennun9en
etngeianbt:
Sberz9ttcbter fir 6oS NppeQationsgericbt
beS 8eSirtS columbia: 9tibarO s.. NlpaD
aus W%arDlano.
9ticbter an oemiel6en @ericbts6of: Wtarz
tin sc, Morrts bon bier unb Seth Sbeparb
bon SeTaS.
Sberz2an6meiier in Qtrt3ona: 9ebt $.
Wtanntng BON bort.
Recorber i'm General 2an6omt: 2ucius
s. s. 2amar; 6auptclerf beiielben QtmteS
Gtcbarb @iueipte.
3Oueinne6mer in ct. Saul: Sobn 6.
0eragbtD.
3ouiuroeDor in @aIena, SQinois: G6arz
les $. Miuer.
@iiiftent : Mtartnearst in Mstlpaufee :
emil 8rOcba3fa,
, 1893-04-14
9eoeutenoer Seuerfaaoen.
Gin GheiI Ger 6abrif pom Burnley & Go. ein=
9edibert.
ct. QouiS, Il. Q[pril,

9as Bumpenz un6 Meiin9paarenz
9epartemcnt Der Tabrit bon 8. so. Humiep
& So, @de Der 2. StraBe uno SranfIin
2lpe., wur6e beute Wtorgen i'm ac6t ltbr
burb Seuer 3erit0rt. Der @erluit miro auf
5 1000 De~raniblogt un6 lit tbeilpeiie
bur6 @erit6erung geOeft. Ser uriprung
6eS Seuers lit unbefannt.
, 1893-04-14
Opfer oes Orfans.
Sale NJ, $40. H. 9ln

SaIem, WfO., a. @pril.
@eitern fanben in Saipfins 8ant spei
tpeitere GobeSfaae in Solge Ser in Ser
9tenita8 Nacbt bur6 Ben Srfan Dcrur1ohz
ten 8erleBungen itatt. @5 1tnb 6tes 8. <,
9obnep unb ein &tnb bon 8tutom 9[lber
9abur6 miro bic 3abl Scr Spfer sSt1rz
mes aHf 5ebn 9ebrabt. Die Go6ten fino
ldmmlli9 b%e9raben, unb bic 8erlebten be-
tinoen ftcb auf Dem 8e8e Ser 8eiieruno.
Sn elmer 9eitern 2tbenb abgebaltenen Ser
ian1mlun9 sur Nuibringung Don @el6ern
fir bic 9fOtbleioenOen purben geeen $1,000
9esct6net. Inter BEN Sriimmern lpurben
betnabe $500 in bartem @eloe eetunbeu,
, 1893-04-14
Oes Wor6periuhs belAuI0tet.
3af9Dette, SnO., "A, Nprtl

Sn benz 8rOSeB eesen 8eter S. Wart,
wcI6er pGbrenb Der 0pernbausunruben
am g.. Sanurr etnen Worbperlu9 auf
George HubOIpb 9emacbt baben ioa, pur2
BEN 9eitern Die @ei6porenen ausgetuGblt.
Sin Qlntrag auf 8erlegung bes Pro3efies
mur6e abgeuteien. 8atbOltten Dber Wtitz
glieoer Der yNmerican Brotectipe 2lli."
mWr6en ntat ais @elbporene sugeIafen.
, 1893-04-14
Die Madtnaw=Gn9en etsfret.
SaIot9e Gr0fnuno ser Saiffahrt.

Gitp, Mei6., IA, 9(priI.
Der 9eitrtge itarfe Siiotpeittptn6 bat sic
Meaftnatp@@ ngen polftdnotg bonn Size be-
frett. @roBe Wtoiien Sreibets trteben pd6>
renb oes gan5en Cages bltrb bic @ngen unb
in Der gfa6t purbe Der GiS9an9 nocb itGr>
fer. Q(m Nbenb ging Ser 0tnb nab 9tor6z
tpeiten nm, unb bas g8etter muroe tGlIer.
, 1893-04-14
Douen iRren Kameraoen in Bull
bethlehem
limo itreifen ebenfaas.
s ortLeppoI. Il. QlpriL:

Die bteitgcn 9ofarbeiter baben bei6Iolz
len, Die itreifenben 9odarbeiter in 6uu in
tbren 6Orberungen SIT unteritiiben, nno
tpetoen iicb besbalb meigern, irgeno Elm
S6ttf Der @ilion 2inie tpdbrenO ocs
Strettes 3u lOi6en. Die Sage pirb Daz
ourcb neri6limntert, ui1b Ourcb BEN Strett
mag Der 9an5e S6iffsoertebr bra3 9ele8t
tperoen.
, 1893-04-14
1ud mempbts pom Sturm ntdt
per1bont.
W1emphis, Senn., a. 0pri

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Sin gepolti9er Sturm, bon ihperen
&egen beglettet, iubte seitern gta6t UNI II
ubr Wtempbis beim. 3pet 6Guier an
SrontitraBe tpurben abgeoedt. Die Gelez
grapbenbrabte tpur6en aIentbaIben nie6ers
g~eriiien, unO Ser angert6tete S9a0en IGBt
lt6 noh nicbt ermitteIn.
, 1893-04-14
Oad1on uno Dtdsbur9 pom Orfan
betroffen-

0albbtlIe, Tenn., IA. 2tpril.
Ton Saf1on, Wtii, miro gemeloet, BAT
Sad1on nno Stfsburg fur3 nacb 3tpet u6r
beute Wtor9en BON einem @irbeltpino 6eimz
gciu6t puroen. SGmmtltcbe Tele9rapben-
6rdbte itnO nteOer9eriiien, ur6 es laBt itd
l1ber ben Hmfan9 bes ScbaOens ieBt NIGHTS
gtGbereS ermttteLn.
, 1893-04-14
Die vWiseonitn mater Company"
db0ebltbt.
N} abiipn. 9Sis.. Il. s

Ma6iion, isis, IA. 9tpriG.
Die 8tu, pelc6e 0ie y8iSconitn @ater
Company" in Den Stan6 ieben ioute, baS
Naufei6atuaiier in Jt0bren nacb Chicago
llnb gum b%ortigen @eltauSitelun9splaB su
fiibren, lit pom lbgeorbnetcnbauic nit 46
gegen A Stimmcn abgelebnt ippr0el1.
, 1893-04-14
Rieft9e ge1tersbrunf it Anearn.
Dessprim pom 6euer fdwer betm-
eefudt.
Gauieno menfder oboa9Ios.
SO Il 9InriL.

2CreNI If. NPrTr.
Die 60 WfeiIen bon 8ubapeit 9elegene
lngariicbe Stabt 3es3prtm, bic ettpa 12,z
600 @inwobner bat, mar bcr S6aupIab
elmer perbeerenben 6euerSbrunit, tpelcbe al
@cbGube et1tGi9erte, Gigentbum i'm 8ertbe
bon elmer balben Wftuion @uloen pernicbz
tete uno tauienb Wteni6eu oboabIos
maGbte.
, 1893-04-14
Die beioen fdworsen Qrdfioenten
pertra9en iih mteoer.
limo f9IieBen sur beioeriettieen Si9erbeit
einen Dertrae alb.
8uerto8Iota, Santo 0ominoo.

NVtID 3 ia, SU1IO O0mln90, !
IA. 2lpril.
Ser 5tpiiben Ben Republifen SoDti unb
Santo Domingo abgei6IOliene 8ertrag,
monaco Nus9epteienen, tpelcbe iidb zines
polttti6en SerbrecbenS ge8en cine Ser BET
ben GepubItten l6uloig maben, bas 9ipl.
retbt perpei9ert miro, lit bon bei6en Seiten
unter5eicbnet porben. Die BrGitoenten
6tppoIpte uno 6eureur iperben ibre Irup=
pen bon Ser @ren8e 3uriid8ieben, poburcb,
pte gebofft miro, etn oauern0er Srie6en in
bei0en NepubIifen aeiichert lit.
, 1893-04-14
5aIfhes 6erIht.
Der Ort Saline ridt %3ertort, fOnOern fOsar
ean3 u~nbeidGot9t.
gpftlanti, N3icb., IA. Npril

Ginem @eriibte nacb iOa Die Nacbri6t
bon Der 3erltOrun9 bes SrteS Saline burob
etnen Srfan burcbaus unbe9rltnbet lein,
unb na6 BEN Iebten bon bort etngelaufenen
Nacbricbten betBt es, baB baielbIt Ourbaus
fetn S6aben angeridhtet tpuroe.
, 1893-04-14
5dbrtf aboebrannt.
8 N / # Renn 1

Sem / It on, 9enn., IA. 4prtl.
Die SetplltOn Nrle 8Orts bierielbit ftn6
beltte ySacbt Elm Jtaub Der Tlammen oeporz
ben; Der S3aOen beIauft iidb auf Is, 900
, 1893-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sis beute Mittag tpurben bte foleen6cn
6etratb5ibetne ertpirft:
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
Sunday Morning Fire.

About one o'clock Sunday morning
fire broke out in the second story of
the store room occupied by
Mr.. Jose Aubrey as meat
store, on Broadway, and before
the flames could be subdued by the
department the house was damaged
to the amount of about six or seven
hundred dollars. The fire originated
near partition, ran up the same and
got in between the ceiling joists and
roof damaging both ceiling and roof
to such an extent that they will have
to be renewed. The house is owned
by Mr.. James Fitzpatrick, who has
insurance sufficient to cover the.loss.
Mr.. Aubrey suffered damages to his
stock of only about twenty-five or
fifty dollars.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

evident to the jury, when Coroner
Dehoney held an inquest Wednesday
afternoon, that he had been foully
dealt with, and they brought in a
verdict that he came to his death by
drowning at the hands of some party
or parties to the jury unknown.
The murder and the cause for the
same is shrouded in mystery and
should be investigated by the next
grand jury. We understand that a
lady living on the Versailles pike,
near Hoge's Station, says that on the
night Handy disappeared from
home party of men passed her
house having in charge a negro man,
who was crying and begging them
to let him 60.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

The success of Mrs. M. Beam, of
McKeesport, Pennsylvania, in the
treatment of diarrhea in her chill
dren will undoubtedly be of interest
to many mothers. She says: 81 spent
several weeks in Johnstown, Pennsyl-
vania, after the great food, on ac-
count of my husband being employ
ed there. We had several children
with US, two of whom took the
diarrhea very badly. l got some Of
hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGa Remedy from Rev. Mr..
Chapman. 1t cured both Of them.
I know of several other cases where
it was equally successful. l think it
cannot be excclled and cheerfully
recommend it," % and 80 cent bot
ties for sale by J. w. Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
Truehart Drowned.

William Truehart, colored, who
was for number of years an en-
ploye of Mr.. H. R. Williams, was
drowned in the river, just across from
Messrs. Choate & Graham's mill, Mon
day morning. He was last seen about
4 o'clock that morning, when he came
out of the house where he lived, on
Taylor Avenue, opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. G. Banta. Some time
during the day little Albert Ziegler
went down to the river to go fishing
and found hat and cane lying on the
bank, which he recognized as belong
ing to Truehart, and Immediately re-
ported the find to Lewis Black,
colored man, who lived in the same
house with Truehart. After report
ing his suspicion to the Coroner that
Truehart was drowned, Black took
the hat found on the bank and threw
it into the water, when it floated
down stream a short distance and
then began to circle around. Black
began dragging the river at the
point where the hat was circling and
soon recovered the body. 1t
is supposed that Truehart committed
suicide, as he was in such a physical
condition that he could do no manual
labor, and was heard to say on Sun
day evening that he had rather die
than go to the poor-house. Only
short time ago he was found in the
river near Salender's wharf by Officer
Gordon and bridge, keeper lobe
Griffey, and would have then been
drowned had not they pulled him out.
Coroner Dehoney held an inquest
over the body Monday afternoon
when the jury returned a verdict of
death from drowning.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
FOUND DROWNED.
With His Hands Tied and a
Rock Suspended From His
Neck.

VIM. Handy, young colored man
who lived in the cold Apple Jack
house, ION the Versailles pike, opposite
the residence of Mr.. Albert LETTERS,
disappeared from his home on Friday
night of last week and was not seen
again until his dead body was found
floating in Blacks pond, three miles
from the city, about noon Wednes-
day. When the corpse was taken
from the water it was discovered
that the hands were securely tied
together at the wrists with a stout
leather strap, and that his pants had
been removed, a fat rock weighing
about thirty pounds had been fasten-
ed in the seat of the same and then
the legs of the pants tied. about his
neck so that the rock would lie upon
his breast and weigh the body down.
The body had been in the water so
long that gas had formed, causing it
to float, and when first seen was
0OAAlO oioOttAAOO OhOLC1 OuV Wdo
driven to the bank by stiff breeze
blowing at the time.
Handy had not been well all sum-
mer and was troubled with severe
pains in the head, for which he was
under medical treatment, and when
he first disappeared it was thought
that his mind was affected and he
had wandered away. Search was
accordingly made for him in the
eastern part of this county and in
Scott, but with no avail.
1t cannot be said that Handy
drowned himself, even if demented,
for he could not possibly have tied
his own hands in the way they were,
although he could easily have placed
the stone about his neck, and it was
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

Mr.. J. o. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with
diarrhea for a long time and tried
many different remedies without BEN
eft, until Chamberlain's Collie, Chole.
IA and Diarrh1a Remedy was used;
that relieved him at once. For sale
by j. w. Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
VOTED TO LOCAL AND SOCIETY NEWS.
FRANKFORT, KY, SATURDAY, AUGUST s. 1893
South Waukegan.


This beautiful temperance town,
a suburb of Chicago, has made the
race to millions in the value of its
property faster than any town in the
same length of time in the north
west. Fourteen months ago it was
bare beach on Lake Michigan, to-day
1t has some of the largest factories in
the Union in operation with costly
and splendid improvements. Ten
miles of streets and fourteen miles of
| sidewalks, lined with business houses,
beautiful residences, hotels, churches.
schools and other institutions. a
street railway will, within a few
months, be completed which will fair
ly belt the little city and connect with
the Chicago Electric Railways. 1t has
fine railroad facilities and the supe-
rior advantages every way Of this
gem of the Lake, temperance town,
is set forth by the South Waukegan
News" one of the brightest, and
newsiest papers in that region of
beautiful wonders and mavelous pro-
gress:
The following figures give glimpse
of what has been and is being done
in the new town of South Waukegan.
The sums named show the cost Of the
Improvements made by the parties
named:
Washburn Moen Mfg Co. S2000,000
Lanyon Zinc Oxide & Paint Co. " 100000
Morrow Bros. Mfg. Co. l50.OC0
South Waukegan Lumber Co ..... e0,0UO
Frank B. Barkly Mfg Co. 10000
Railroad Switches 5000
Railroad Improvements. ..... 100000
Streets 10 miles; sidewalks A. -. $1,000
Hotels, residences, schools, churches, &c 15O.OU0
The following is a list of fac
tories and other institutions
which will extend during the
next six months, the sums set
opposite:
Nichols Chemical Co. $1,000, OC0
II B. Johns Asbestos Paint Co -. 100000
Chicago Double headed Match Factory 10000
Electric Street Railway 100000
G4,00000U
The fact that such an enorous sum
of money is to be expended in the
new town in so short a time, cannot
but bring into existence numerous
other agencies which will add to the
L. Ill -
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

LADIES
Needing tonic or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BIysrEItS.
II Is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion,
Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
S4,OO0,0O

The fact that such an enorous sum
of money is to be expended in the
new town in so short time, cannot
but bring into existence numerous
other agencies which will add to the
value of all lots.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

Too much stock and not enough
money. We will not carry any
goods over-if prices will sell
them. BIG CUTS; the knife
goes through to the core. The
following and greatest bargains
ever offered in Frankfort will be
put on sale this week: IS and
50 cts. Black Lisle Thread Hose
at 371a cts; 40 cts. Black Isle
Thread Hose at 321a cts; IS cts.
Fine Cotton Hose at 2S cts,
worth 40 cts; Misses Black Hose,
sizes 6 to 81, regular made at
10 cts. pair; Mems half Hose in
black and unbleached, regular
made, at l21z cts. a pair, worth
20 cts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
A Shooting ARRAY.

Gus Bartee, colored, living at
22S Rusk street, was shot in the
neck last night by Henry Harvey,
a colored boy, and is now in a criti-
cal condition. Bartee was out and
Harvey was at his home waiting
until his return. When he arrived
he knocked at the door and Harvey
opened it. Bartee did not enter.
The door was closed and Bartee
again knocked. Harvey again OPEN
ed the door, and Bartee entered in
a rush, endeavoring to brighten his
friend. Harvey was excited and
before looking at the man, pulled
out his revolver and shot. The
young man is missing and cannot
be located.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
CITY NEWS.

"A dance will be given at TESTS
garden next Monday night.
"A dance will be given at the
Froboese hall on Nueva street to-
night.
Mayor Paschal is expected
home today from hunt spent in
the country with J. V. Dignowity
and Alderman Newton.
Judge Julius Schuetze, of "Texas
Vorw9rtz," Austin, is visiting
San Antonio on a fly, and shaking
hands with the brethren.
Saturday night a masquerade
ball will be given at the Gem
theatre. In the evening a benefit
entertainment will be rendered to
Mr.. VIM. Souter, the genial mana
ger, better known as "Red."
Clearance w. Dow, a reporter,
was hit on the knee with a rock by
an unknown man near the corner
of Navarro and Commerce streets
last night. He is not seriously in
jured. The assailant escaped.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
New Year Pretzel.

The Chicago Globe says: "a
Pretzel is an exceedingly clever
production and is meeting with
considerable success. German and
Irish humOr are blended with the
highly dramatic in such way as
to hold the interest Of the audience
to the last. Miss Bernice Howard,
as Freda, is charming, while
Thomas j. KeOgh, in the heroic
role, never fails to please the house.
Several musical oddities are intro
duced during the progress of the
play, which enhances the popular
ity of "a Pretzel." The marine
scene with the burning of the
burning Of the steamship and
rescue of the passengers is thrill
ing in the eXtreme.-At the Grand
opera house, Sunday and Monday
nights.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
Uncle Josh at the Grand.

Alvin Joslin is an established
comedy favorite. Charles l.. Davis.
who made it the great go it is, by
his creation of Uncle Alvin, returns
to give that Unique impersonation.
Highly interesting as well as huge
ly amusing is the play. Its well
conceived and skillfully developed
story brims over with fun. There
is bright, brisk, witty dialogue.
Surprising incidents follow each
other in rapid succession. Special
scenery and a good cast. At the
Grand tonight and tomorrow night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
GRAND MASK BALL
Royalty Entertained Nightly.


The nightly performances at the
Gem theatre continue with inter-
est, and large audiences are in at
tendance on each occasion. Mr..
"RedY Souter, the manager, has en-
gagged new talent and the program
for the week is one of the best ever
witnessed on the variety stage in
the south. Messrs. Louis Worth
and L. E. Evans, who are known as
the "Refined Character Vocalists,"
appear in their beautiful pathetic
act, entitled "Brothers," and their
rendition of this difficult and classic
selection is superb. Messrs. Evans
and Worth appeared at the Grand
opera house in the James Powers
Walker, London" combination, in
the quartette, which occasioned
many expressions of praise from
the intelligent class of music-lov-
ers of San Antonio. Harry Hodge,
a favorite comedian, makes the
evenings entertainment attractive
by his clever work as a comedian
and song and dance artist.
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POUND NOTICE.

Taken up, and in city pound on Monte
rey street. on or about S4th day of De.
Gem Der, 1893:
One brown mare, branded w.
One black colt, no brand.
One sorrel horse, branded thus, II con
nected, with semicircle over.
One gray mare, branded thus, y Fl con
nected
One black colt, no brand.
One bay horse, no brand. e
One bay horse. branded thus, =
One dun horse, branded C inside a
square.
One brown mule, branded C. II.
Which will, If not redeemed before sale
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at said pound, at the
hour OF II o'clock, a. m, on the Bird day Of
January, 1894. w. d. DRUsE,
II 20 st Marshal.
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His New Office.

Assistant City Attorney w. H.
Houston has been given an office
on the first floor of the City hall,
which has been formerly occupied
by Captain Hughes as a store room
for stolen articles. Mayor Paschal's
library will be placed in this new
apartment, and City Attorney
Levy will spend a portion of his
time there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-29
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