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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-14
@fe lit ofea

Sir b;eten etnbuitbsrt Dollars 8elobnuno
fir ieoen Sail BON Ratarrb, Der nidt burd
@tnnebilen bon Sau'S aatorrb Cur sebeiIi
iperben fam.
S. S. @benep 6 g., Gigentb., Sclebo,O
&ir, bic llnter3eidneten, baben s. s She
neb lett ben lesten Is Sabren s~etannt unt
baIten ibn fur ppltommen ebrenhaft in auen
@eiaGftsbanblungen uno finanSiea BETA.
bist, aIe BON ietuer Strina e~insegansentu
8erbincli6feiten gu erfiilen
@et & 9ruar, @robbaneels s0roeuiften
Tolebo, .,
@aIbing &innan& Marpin, @rob.
banbel8s0 rceuiiten, EpIebo, ..
9au's &atarrb fur piro innerIi9 scnom.
men uno ipirtt brett auf 6aS 8lut unb biz
ldleimtgen OberfIG4en bes SbitemS. Beng:
ntiie fret cerianbt. Yreis rs cents iir biz
6lai9e. 8ertauft bon allen apotbeteru.
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THIBODEAUX.

@as bebeutet bieies @ort2 IS 1T
bas 9anbelsaei6en bes
CINDERELLA S9ubz g aIafes
Oa int Ma6ltabre befanntli6 Sc
i6dftsfttQe berri6t unb mir einen gro>
Ben 8orratb bon S6ubmerf fir Sers
rer, 9amen unh &inber an 6aub
baben, rleueite Gacpns unb Wtuiter, 10
b~erfaufen mir Nles BUM Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie ba=
fir. Ollie @aaren lin6 neu unb tprr=
ben fpe3iea fir bieien CONNER beftelt.
Sie preiie limb iiberall in 3ablen anz
gege6en. Wer binig un6 gut faufen
mill, 9ebe gum
Cinderella S9ub 0nlaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-14

tbriugen wdbrenb ieine8 8efu6es at
ben Sag legte, ale ieit benz @ieOerarz
f9luB @lfaB 2otbingens an 9eutI6s
Lamb in ben &ei6slanben aur 9ur6z
fibruug g%efommenen Nusnabme : Sc
leBe abgei6aft nerDen Iouen. llttz
mittelbor na6 Der Nnttinoigung 6eS
faiferIi6en 8efsbls traten General
Gei45tan3ler @raf pou Gapribi unb
Der faiIerlihe Gtattholteri in Den IeihS:
lanbea, Giirt bon 0Dbenlobe : 5dils
l1ngStnrtt gu elmer laugen 3onferenS
3ulammen, permutblt9 3ur 8eipres
dung Der @~inseIbeiteu betrelfs Durh.
flbrung bes faiierli6eu Qiefebles.
Wie aus Berlin mitqetbeiIt mir0,
1T iebt Daielblt Elm ,bohuihtiaes BrDs
blem" geIOf uorben. IS NOR nGmlih
Die 6rage auf9epolfen ,porDen, pb IS
ttattDaft lei, baB Der 0sr5og BON Goins
bur9b alS re9isren0cr 6er3og ppn
Sa9fen sGoburg 6pthu nag ibm dls
einem grin5en Deg englti6eu atnige.
bauIes gebuhrenbe Bfoo!t4t nR0nig
llhe Oobel1" befbeblIte ODER Db Der:
langt Derben foane. oaR CT lih nit
Dem Brdoifat n9pbett btgniige, Domit
er ben 9er30gem Don SaGien : Nltrnz
burg unO nid,t i'm
Gan8e niiber" fei. Hunmebr 1T bic
oelitate 6ruge in elmer ale 8etbeiligten
sufrtebeateQenoen Weiie beigelegt NOR
ben. Ser @~binbureber bIeibt aud als
6er3o8 bon Sa6iens@ pburg unb 60
tba v9On;9li6e Sobeit", rangirt ieoo6
om 8%aiferbofe nit ben einfa6en $50
beiten".
STIR Die beDoritebenben preuBi
id)en Sanbta9snablen Iautet bic Wobl.
Yarole Der Nntiiemiten: rWdbIt feline
8eamteH, feline 8arone. feline @rafen.
feline @bpOfaten unb feline Suben.~
gtan i6reibt aus Berlin: Mit
groBem Snterei1e berfolgen bic beutz
i6en unb 0lerrei6iI9en 8Idtter bic
gntmidlung Der omerifanii6 : 6inelis
lden 5rage, burd pel6e mad oen bier
berriAen6en Nnidauungen baS SOL
ferre6t in Elm neues Stadium tritt.
Gin merfniirbigeS Spiel oes .3u<
fales uurbe fiir3lt6 in Der NGbe BON
9elgolano beOba6tet. Sort lpurbe
Elm Wann, Der CUR 8eioBung zines
Oeut13en Sorpebobootes geborte, burd
cine md6tige Weeresnoge iiber 8or0
gerihen. 9as 3orpeboboot brebte f6
i'm nd6iten NugenbliG ieitspdrts, Dos
rauf cine anOere Woge gum algemei.
nen GrFaunen ben Mann nod Iebenb
hilb nur wenig OerleBt mieber on 8orb
mari.
Nus &enbsburg in s6lesmig
miro gemel6et: SIN Sabre 1873 wurbe
Der oamals p Sabre alte Nuguf 9irds
bot BON leinen nod Qmerifa ousfpan.
bernoen <ern nit nod Der neuer
Welt genommen, bon ND er fiir3li6 i'm
Utter bon % Sabren gum 8eIu6 feines
@eburtsortes MelbOrf i'm preuBii6en
areiie Standardization, 3uriidtebrte.
nnmittelbar mad feiner Nntunft ers
folgte nun feline Nu8weiiung aus
Seutidlan6. ueber bic @riinbe, bic
gu 10 f6rOfem GOrgeben NnlaB gabeu,
1T ni9ts befannt.
Dur6 einen amtIi6en grlaB Der
fran36fii6en &esierung pirb angefiinz
btgt,i baB i'm Sabre 1900 in Sranfrei9
eine interuatioRale Nusfe0ung abges
balten tperben ioa.
Ius &iilingen pirb beri9tet, baB
in benz gefinben bes Giirften 8ismarf
eine enti6ieOene Wenbung gum Sefez
rem eingetreten 1T. @r wirb fobalb
als m6gli6 mad 6riebri6srub 3uriids
febren.
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Nus 9unis mirb aemeInet. 81

aus 3unis pirb gemelbet: Bon
5000 mobameOaniiden @%aafabrern,
bic i'm Ntai mad Metfa gingen, iinb
bort $500 an Der Cholera unb ansereu
an tedenben &rantbeiten g%eItorben.
Wdbren6 am !. Suulbortiibe 100000
Wobameoaner aus Der Sirfei, aus
4rabien unb Ofinbien &c. perIammelt
tparen, brad bort bic @bolera aus unb
rattte 3ebntauisnbe babin. Bon 700
tirtif6en SoIbaten, Die commanbirt
purben, bic 8Obten 81 beerbigen, itars
ben 500 m1brenb Der @rfiaung bieier
ebeHio traurigen aIs aefdbrli6eu Yfli6t.
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Sic 01terrei6if6e &e9ieruns bat
li6 ben unabbdn9igteitss 8ef rebun9en
Der @3e9en geseniiber gen6t5igt geieben,
ben 8elagerungsauitanb iber Prag unb
bic umgegenb gu perbdngeu. SaburG
tperben bic @ef6morenengeri9te aufs
gebOben, bic 6reibeit Der preKe nod
mebr als bisber gebemmt unb bic 8erz
iammlun9sfreibeit unterbriift. Man
befir6tet ben Nusbru6 erntli6er uns
ruben.
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sayr Serr M1. 6. socnb{nn. be,

sa~ 9err SO. 6. Sacobon, Der
%betaunte photograph, bat an Der
Nlamo : StraBe, $50. 113, elm neues
Ntelter eingeri6tet. 0err Sacobfon
bat in ieinem @%tabli6ement ale Neuez
rungen, bic auf benz 6elbe Der BbotD@
graphic Der Geu3eit berporgebra6t.
ongeipanbt, uno bic @inri6tnng 1T
hodelegant uno itebt an 8olenbung
t4er feinem Der prominenteften berars
ttgen Sofale 6itli9er Wetropplen had.
Sin gefu6 bieie8 Mufter : Nteliers 1T
unieren Sefern aufs berali6te ems
pfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-14
9ie MISUNDERSTANDING Ser Gbica.
gper @eltausftcluug in 1894.

Sie CANA iiberraI6en6e s3unabme,
mclfe Der 8eIu6 Der @%bicagoer Weltz
ausltequHg wdbrenb Der Iebtet Wo6en
unb Nfonate auf3uweiIen bate, bat Die
SeranlaI uug 81 elmer 5iemli6 neither
5peigten 4gitation gegeben, pel6e 0az
rauf ab3ielt, bic Columbus : Qustels
lung an 81. Sctober uidt, Die urs
IpriingIi6 fet9eIeBt, gu i6IieBeu, iOnz
bern le nur bis gum L. W}ai n09lten
Sabres 3u pertagen, nm fie Dann miez
Der 81 e%r0fneu.
Wertmiirbiger Meiie bat bieier Sc
banfe iiberaQ piel Nntlang gefnnben-
nur in @bicago ielbit febr menig. 9le
bortigen 8ldtter molten babon nidt
biel tpiiien unb beionDerS bic uSlinoia
Staats3eitung" fiibrt ale @rii1be Gil,
mel6e Da8egen lpre6en unb pel9e 0as
Experiment als Elm boot gena9tes err
f6einen lafeu.
9ieier 8riiube giebt es iebr biele,
aber Der gepi6tigfte inter ibnentft bod
Der, baB in bieiem 2unbe ale5 9aS
fetue 3ugfraft perliert, bas ben Gei5
Der Neubeit eingebiiBt bat. Sc mag
ettpas nod 10 i60n uno gut Iein, TO-
balb es aber ba8 9erbammung5 : urz
tbeil: "Stale' er6alten bat, Dann bell
fen ibm aue feline gor3iige uno GuaIiz
tdten Ni6ts mebr.
8eri4iebene BIdtter itelen gar3 u1tz
finnige 8ere6nungen an, UNI gu be-
peiien, baB lih bic Mieberer0fnung
Der @bicagoer MeltmeKe ni6t nur ems
pfeblen, fonbern aud ftnanaieu rentis
rem miir6e. Sic meilen barouf bin,
baB faft 5tpei Mpnate bur9 Die Infer
tigfeit Der Nustellung pertr6belt unb
berloren eeganeen ieien uno baB bon
ben IS Miaionen gmerifanern Die
Nusfelung big iebt b66ftens 5 WiGio'
men gefeben hatten. 0On ben lbrigen
go Wtilionen niirbe 9emiB elm grpBer
grocentfab 9eneigt iein, bos in oieiem
Sabre 8erfdumte I'M nd6iten Sabre
nah5uboleu, mas bic begei1terten
@6ilOerungen Der beimgefebrten @uss
teGungsbeiuder gang pOn ielbit bes
Derfteuigen milBten.
Wenn man lih Da nur ni6t t1ui6t !
Sir Bic meifien 2eute. pel6e bic Welts
ausiteQung in biefem Sabre nidt be-
fu6ter, lperben tppbl aud I'M radften
Sabre bic @riinbe nod maBqebenb
iein, pel9e fe bapon obbielten unb bic
mebr D0er minDer ale in Der ~SSiuan3,
Grage gipfeln.
SDbann aber baten ba bic Mue1tels
Ter ielbf pDbl aud Elm W6rt6en mits
5ureben unb BON bieien, bic f6on iebt
grDBe Opfer at 3eit ulib @eIb gebraft
haben, merben mDbl nur perbdltniBmGs
Big Denig geneigt fem. ii9 auf Iol9
ein gemagtes 8erldngerungs @rperi=
ment e~in3ulaifen = gang abgeleben bas
BON, Db bic Dem prooiiDrii6en 3ped
entipre6enb lei6t aufgefiibrten 8auten
einen @bicagoer @inter nit feinen
iibelberiidtigten 8li33arbS nod einmal
iiberlteben f0nnten.
Nu9 birfte ba8 8eilpieI, tpeI6es
bas 6iaSco Der 8~erldngerung Der Stem
Orleanier @eltauSteluag Dor 3ebn
Sabren (-menn bieIeIbe au9 freili9
ben 8erglei6 nit Der Columbus Nusz
ftelung faum ausbalten fannl-) ge,
geben bat, tDenig ba3u geeisnet feir,
CUR Na6abmnng an5ufpornen
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GunSet mpnS On.

= de 8 M arz unb % aInutsStr.
baben gegenpdrtig etwa 5000 @or6s
Brennbol3 bonn Winter iibrig, neldes
nan gu rebu3irteu Yreiien pertauft
werDen muB. Wirb nur C. O. d.
abaeliefert.
Sen, Safer &c. in allen Guantitdten
81 ben biQi9iteH Preifen.
8eIepbon8 /.
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SIT es Sbmem befannt, baB snr
@eiunbbeit Dor allen 9ingen geIunbes
8lut erforberli6 tit unb bas iol9es
bur6 ben @ebrau9 BON Soob's 9ar=
iaparila 81 erlangen 1T. @ls &rGftiz
gungsmittel iomie glutreiniger lift es
uniibertreffi6.
9oDos Yillen fam man per gof
81 25 Gents be3ieben pDr 6. 6. 6oob
& 60, 2opeq, WaRa9uietts.
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aSni9i. Nie6erlanbiide uno Der.
Gtaateu Ypftlinie.
Direfte 2inie spi1den
ROTTERDAM nnb VI mferbam
mffh g2pfu Olntf

S9ife Iaufen 8ouIpsne at, unb leseln iebe
ASe4e bon Ne.o 9orfnaH SpfIanb.
DurHs8iaete mad alien europdiidea Stab.
ten tperben su ben niebrisiten Staten aus.
8efteIt.
Grfte Gnilte $40 unb naftpdrts. 3fpeite
eathte $35 unb aufpdrts. 3niihenceds.
btHtte bon europa iperben borldufis nidt
aussefent, bod itnb @inipanbcrern aipeite
eniltes8ilets AL ermdbieten Staten eefteat
80. S. 0uung, 2tgent.
bl7 Dfs3ouftonsS ttabe, San Nntcnio, Ser.
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= S6on felt Sabren baltic i'd 9r.
Nuguf S0nigs hamburger 8ruftbee
tets in meiner 6amilie porrdtbig unb
babe INNER %gefunben, baB oieler 3bee
elm ousgesei6netes Mittel eegen ole
@rfdItungen it.-JrIncis 80. Barrett,
205 N. &nnsS traBe, Baltimore, Mb.
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MAG
NERvINE

U.a sa.anttrtss e~etintttel fur 9pferte, gdwiubeI,
&onsrlfoneu, 9rdmpie, nerp6fe 9eurolsie, arrfipeb,
Nerr6le Grf&Iafana, berpDtserufen hurh ben @ebraut
sen Glfptcl pner Eabaf, SAlahcfSfeit, seiaise Rie
eergef4Lr 1euhett, @ebdhtnisfhpdhe, @ebtrnerneis
anng, , gum Wdtnfinn Iitrt. frhtes Qltern, @e.
re eas4 nebeFanifrenenns BEG @ebirns, NRtbbrau6
seer GnlbaIiiamfeit e~ntfebeu.
p.B. GtGcfer & Co., Trueeiftsn, Grad fclser
ssn Jstn Z. Serrtirn), alsinise Nsenten, Gpltnabs
$sc9. San Gnirnip, 9egas. : 9tenSp asenten fur
xsef's RerSens unb Gsbirn =Mittel.
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8. ~. Ssburnes neuef tie 30 d h.
M a d. ine. 9ie bette unb Die bill
ligIte Maidine i'm Martte. @beufo
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & 9aarmann.
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sg u. 9eutnger bat ioeben
wieber cine Carload suBeiierner Otbeao
&anges, iomie tdblerne Sbeal 3anses
erbalten. ole nit 8Orri@tungen fir
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Mhitmnns Nennreifen. 81,

@bitmaus SeupreTen. Bon aIs
len 8r0Ben, bon Der 9anbpreFe bis
aur pferoefrafts unb 9ampfpreKe.
Aud fir @ottpn, MpIIe &c.
3u bermenbenl 60 8alen in
Der Stun6e. Sie b%i0igffen greiie gae
rantirt bel Sips & 6aarman H..
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Goutaecu $2ae,Tc : GaGa.

@afabrt.
Nan Aem~C r'ea!.5. 6ouIton unb Sal,
pe'ton taa!fa 800 llbr 9ta6mittass
unb 9 llht ANcHn5 ..............
9i4d1 odn ,{ftHctsco, 81 BaIo uan
&dQIe YaB lG4iId $3.50 &Drm. 49,.
Nafunt.
yOn NepsO Orleans, Soufou uno Sal,
Oeifon tdglt6 $500 8orm. unb 4:15
Bon San Jraneisco, 81 Yaio uno
&a8Ie 8aB tdgliG 1:25 Na6n1. 49,.
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9emtid) : cn9lifAe ghule,

0aH N%hf0Rl0, XegaS.
Gnsrfannt tidtiee 2ebranItaIt fir anobsu
urb MaeGen felt breibis Sabren in rroer
Wtrfiomfett. Sprtrefflide Qebrftafte unfer
betpdbrter Seituns. Der eneIiiden GSrode
fptrb, tpte Der beutihen, boGe 9iednura oe.
tra9en. &uberhem nnterridt I'M Sponiiten.
G~tnt9ermaben porbereitete S6uIer hnben ie.
oer5eat 2lutnobne. @dbere NuStunft ertbeilen
9err ). 9rnps, 9rGitbent bes etuI @pr.
ltanoeS uuo W M. Sarbed, Oireftcr BET
anitalt. tmn-
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aas~ User cine quite Waf6mai6ine
iu6t, fprehe bel VI. 9eunger
Dor, tpeI6er cine grOBe Nn3ubI auf
Eager bat.
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neg Lawn Mowers, @artenf6ldu6p,
ionie Seiteae unb SPRINKLER gut unb
btlig, gu haben bel u. 9eu tnger.
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G1tnbaDn TaDr Ylan.
8. 4 @. u. sahu,

a6faBrt.
Jia9 81. 2ouis pia Sron Mountoiu
ober Vi. 81. Il &....6:50 Morgens.
Na@ st. 2Onis pid Sron Mouataiu
RRute -.-... ...8:15 NbenD5.
9fad Garebo. $3.50 BORN.
AntaEft.
8on st. 2ouiS, Srpn Mountain 6 81.
&. & 8...-.......--.8:4O 0orm.
Won st, Gou1a, Iren Wpuatoin & Oh.
6. & 3..-...-..--.10:55 Abenbs.
Bon Gure0p .....7 80 Qbenbs,
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eos gseae q, Der s.ssrt.

9ropibence 81. s., Wiat 80
50 eebrouate s1aitor &onis's 9teypen>S tdrter" biet
on meiuem Sobn, welder geiitestrant mar, uod BEN
gebraud bs Mittels oter wie0er su iid fam. Sd Bale
% besbolb fir meiue @fliht. has Miittel ais os bette in
Der Nelt iIr %erperIeiben unh &rdrtpie Su %enipfehltn.
1914 GbaItftOns Ave. 5rau @t. ". 0ou81itH.
@ew gort, Maai 80.
Wfetr 19>idbrieer Sobr lit ie t feds Subrsn an
Gpilepfs. @ieIe tir bieies geibeu empiotlsne 9iitttl
putben ansepanbt. aber leiber obne 81 oIg. Gurd
ben gsbrau6 aber pom Toitor S5nis's @erpenSSsirfer
fnb ale S~pinptome Der 6ranfbett rerfdplnoen uno
hoIte Id es tesbaib fIr meinc GFi5t itbeni geibenoen
5u rotben eineH gcru6 baWit 5i MAIDEN, harntt er
Ibenio, ME i'd erireut uno baHt5ar iein mcgee.
Utah 5ouie, 500 8. Ipe. 81. &enbarh,
@oobffbe, Slim, 81. Nor. go.
-9aitor 35nis's NerpenSStarter" beiIte mid pom
sineps 9er5sittern un6 Sdwir6et I'M &opie.
AHorta6 Saueu.
6s~.A$ Elm iuertbponeg Bud fir gaerbealeibenbe
aEIHA unb elne Hrobe=Jia1be s%u9eionbt. Mrle
~ erbafter aud bic Mebi5in ltinIoH1t.
9teie Wlebiain ipurbe felt bem Sabre 1876 bon benz
9c1D. paftDr G6nig in Sort @agne, Snb., 5uberertet
ilHe ieBt nnter ietner @nfoeifnns p&n Ser
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, He.
Sci stpatbefern sa baben fit
H1.OO bic Iteidle, 6glnfdlen fir $500,
aro6e $I.S5, q fac $500.
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Yearl Tlaiden. Bierea.

Otelcs Bier aet9net fi9 burd ieine 9ae,n5et
nnb @nte uno bnrd ieiten @pblseihmad als
unb abertrift aIs 6Ioidenz8iere i'm Mnrtte
0as Bier pirS ii. Ser Stabt fret ms pauf
abseliefert. EA- >Sebe 6lai9e s%arontirt.
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.. n. & u. y. 8abn.
MbfQbrt.

BAD @oloeiton, 5ouRon unb @ueru
t09ll6 ..............9:05 gprm.
@a9 Corpus Gbriiti, 4ranias paB uub
Seeptle tdgli6 ......2:1O Hadm.
Nod 9errpile tdgli6. ..7:15 Nbenbs.
Nta9 &errpiGe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb Montags, I'm
7:40 MpraeuS.
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Nl1funtt.

Bon BaloefDn, 6outon unb @uero
tdgll6. Nben6s.
Son Corpus @briiti. Qranias YaB unb
Beeplue tdglid. AS Wa6m.
Bon 8errDile tdgli6.... $3.50 Born.
gon &errpille tdgli9, ausgenommen
Soantags unb MontagS, uu1
6:45 Ia9m.
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9te ,Srete 9refie fir gegas" Sat
bom alien bemtid1 : teEaniicben 3ettun=
Jet Ste grDBte Mbpnnentensabl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22

heart of IN afternoon session last week
illustrates the point:
Senator Loveland-Mr. President, move
to lay the resolution on the table.
President Nye-I declare this motion out
of ORDER because think likely il would not
please Senator Magee.
Senator Magee-I move that this substi-
tute be accepted.
Senator Parker-I move that this amend
ment to the substitute be accepted.
Senator KOpelke-Lake county protests
against the amendment.
Senator Sellers-It is oil unconstitution-
al; every body and every thing is unconsti-
rutional.
Senator McLean-Gin- tie min,-upon this
Senate tlOor-l pause to ma
Senator McHugh. of Tippecanoe-Point OF
order. Mr.. President. Every body 10 out of
order. and Senator Mclean is out of his
head. / move to lay the resolution and all
of it's substitutes. amendments. etc., on the
table, forever.
President Nye-You have heard the de-
mand of Senator McHugh, gentlemen. and
il is SO ordered.
Senator Boyd-If Senator McHugh's mo.
tion to table the resolution is in order why
was not Senator Loveland'sf
President Nye-Because McHuRh fur
Disbes me with chewing tobacco and is an
out-of-sight railroad attorney and a good
Democrat and. of course. Loveland and
the rest of you are mot in it'-seei The
Chair Will not change his mind TO-DAY.
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elsewhere. on which bore down heavily
on the necessity of living an honest life
and obeying the law. Joshua and Becky
i Lister ssssntively and When had nn-
Mister, |. Becky and the baby air goin'
back TO Tennessee. / wont help old Lige
another mint Plague take the moonshine
business anyhow"
some time. telling me all he knew. 1t seems
that after the war. by some chance he had
come further north and fell in with q bad
gang. headed by notorious Desperate
named Heine who. with his son. held sway
over that section of the country where
found them. They were thieves and BUSH
whackers during the war ana when peace
wae declared, they turned their attention
bors lived in AFFECT fear of them, as it was
said that they thought no more Of killing
q man than they did of killing a squirrel.
That Joshua wanted to rid himself OF
them and that part OF the country. felt
perfectly sure. and when proposed that II he
would start early in the morning and take
a letter from me to my uncle in Grafton
way would be speedily opened for him to
better his condition materially, he prom
ised to do so gladly. and. also. promised to
obey whatever instructions my uncle
should give him. and to also talk as freely
to Uncle Joe as he had talked to me. 1
tore some leaves from my textbook and
wrote to Joe. telling him very guardedly
back with Joshua, as / felt something
might happen. Long before day break next
morning Joshua. gun on shoulder, took his
departure, promising Becky 70 60 by and
have Mag. his sister. come over and stay
until his return.
That was Q day to be remembered by me.
tried to appear unconcerned. but frequent
passing of tough-looking mountaIneers
and. IN fact. the very atmosphere seemed
to suRgestdanger. Mag came over. carry
in the Ion O. b. ed butcIier knife and Rp-
peared tn take little interest In anything.
Becky had me read again the poem for Mag,
but so far as could see it made no impress
sion whatever, she seemed deaf blind and
dumb.
Evening came on, and with il a drIzzle
of rain. The night was intensely dark, and
everything seemed hushed and still l sat
silent. thinking perhaps dreadIng o httlc
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they depended, in q great measure. upon
gathering ginseng for "A livelihood.
found Joshua and Becky very good peo-
pie. and had soon won their confidence TO
such an extent that they talked with little
reserve. Only when / mentioned my in
tention of gong ND the North run" on my
prospecting tour did notice that Joshua
made no response. However. l took no
notice of that, but continued my efforts TO
make myself agreeable.
Near where i was seated was a shelf or
board laid across two pins projecting from
the wall, on which L noticed book. or
habit than anything else. / picked 1t mp.
and saw that il was part of copy of kidds
Elocution. l inquired if they, either of
them. could read. to which they both re-
piled in the negative. told them this was
quite an interesting book, that / had read
1t at school i turned through the pages
leisurely. and presently 1 asked them if they
ever heard any of 1t read. They replied
that they had not and | turned TO the
poem. Poor Little JIM" and as tho con-
yersation had recently been about 'Ben's
misfortune In coal mine, thought would
read 1t for them.
By the light of two big pine knots be-
gan to read the poem. throw all the elo-
Cueionary powers L possessed into it.
When l began to read the baby was
asleep on the bed. but when 1 reached the
latter part of the story, where little Jim is
beckoned by the angels and speaks his last
words. Becky rushed to the bed. snatched
up the little fellow ana almost smothered
him with kisses. When had finished the
poem Becky and the baby were both in
tears and Joshua sat with bis elbows on
his knees and his face covered with both
hands. / laid the book upon the shelf and
said to Joshua: How do yOu like that
poemW
He sat silent for few moments, then
Strengthened up and said: wall. / sw0w
that books been In the family since long
before the wah and never heerd on that
being thar befo"
Presently he turned to me and said:
Can you sing like you can read out of
that air book.
told him would try. j stepped to the
middle of the room and sang the Wander
ing Refugee have Sung that song many
times In my life. but never did feel the
same inspiration somehow that felt that
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A New York Fisherwomsn.
New York sun.


Melida Watson. of Connecticut. supports
herself and an aged aunt by fishing through
the ice during the winter. The woman
lzaak is at her post long before daybreak
In the winter. accompanied by her assist
ant. a boy of sixteen. who cuts the holes in
the ice and helps set the gears" as the
lines are called. She never fishes with less
than ninety gears, which extend over mile
and half along the river. and from the
hooks she takes sill the fish herself, leav ing
them on the ice for the boy to gather uo.
1t is lively work when the gears" begin to
tlit sometimes half mile apart. but Miss
Watson keeps at it until nIghtfall. taking
one or two hundred pounds of fish u day.
which net her ST. and In season bring in
an income of 81. 200 OF 81. 500. She is not at
all q masculine looking woman, Is neat
and conventional IN dress. cultured in ap-
pearance. and exceedingly we'll read and
bright In conversation. Her home is coy.
and her library would be credit 10 persons
of greater literary pretensions. Naturally
she liz ~ firm believer In womans rights.
She owns tn thirty years. and calls herself
On old maid, with no prospects or desire for
matrimony- s =.