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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Staatss s2esislatnr.
Eenat.
9lufin, 21. Sanuar 1898.

9luftin, 21. Sanuar 1898.
9Die gewDbnli6 in ben 5amlfagss
Sibuneen mar in beiben Sduiern nur
gan3 fnapp Elm Quorum anpeienb.
Cine Nnsabl bon Bills tpurben eingee
bra9t, barunter cine sur SeftIebung
bes erfien Montag i'm September alS
Nr5eiter Geittas. Snlboben beans
tragic, ben Wiitslie6ern Der Gommiilion
sur Snlpieirung Der Stats Snltitute
6 &eprdientanten uni 2 Genatoren)
bic BefugniB Su ertbeilen, Gereibigun>
gen un0 3eugens8erb6re por3unebmen.
Sein Mntrag tpurbe angenomrnen.
Sn elmer gebeimen @recuiipsSibung
tpurben bic @rnennungem bes Gouner=
neurs sepriift unb in grwdgung gee
5o8en.
Cine groBe 4n3abl bon 8iGs, gum
She'll loealen gbarafters, murben einz
gebra6t. 9arunter Elm 9lntrag aur
ginfriebisung bes S6Ia6tfeloes BON
San Saeinto.
Cine Iebbafte unb anbaltenbe Sis<
fuilion entfpann ii9 iiber bic &eiolus
tion, bur9 nel6e bic teranif6e &ons
sreB Delegation aufseforbert iperben
fol, fir bic 9at@'ide Mnti Options
Bill i'm GongreB ein3utreten. S6lieBs
lid tpurbe bic TorieBung Der Debate
bis gum Montag pertagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

unb @Ob bic Srren=NnHalt bon @abz
peitzSsras.
Ser Wnti.Nption-BiGz Streit tuur6e
bur6 bic 9lnna9me elmer 6ubliitutsbill
oes Senators Smboben beigeIegt, in
melder Der 5enat lein polles Wertrauen
ausipri6t bab bic beiben Bunbess@es
natoren Bills unb Cote ben ri1tigen
@eg in gesug auf bic 9at9 Bill i'm
gunoeSsSenate eini6lagen ipiirben.
Saue.
yfa6 Der @inbringung Der iibli6en
Wfenge BON gias &c. unb naAbem Der
5pre6er bic aomites aur Snipieirung
Der beri9iebenen Stats Snftitute err
nannt bate, f6ritt man pieber aur
geratbung Der Heiolution, bic teranis
i6e &ongreBs Delegation au infrniren,
fir bic Nnnabme Der Mntis OptionsBill
ober elmer dbnll9en @eiebesmaBregel
all mirten.
Gin Mntras, cine Der @enatsbilI
entfpie6enbe Gubitituts>Biu anaunebz
met, murbe nit ga gegen so Gtimmem
abgelebnt.
@lapben BON 8erar Gounip oppoz
nirte gegen bic 8iq unb beitriit in ldns
gerer &ebe ba5 &e9t bes &ongrei1es,
burd berartige @eiebe bei1rdnfenb in
ben Sanbel ein3ugreifen. uebrigens
lei es iebr f6mer, cine fbarfe @ren3s
linie spii9en ftattbafter SPECIALIZATION
nnb S6rien Spiel feftauieben.
9ta6 LANCER, aud nod in Der Ra9s
mittassiiBung fortseiebter Debatte
uurbe bic Geiolution f9lieBli9 NIT SO
gegen 29 Stimmen angenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Gin syeittel aeaea @raune

Benn Cure 3inber Brdune baben,
ballet itets cine Glai6e BON Gbamber,
lains 9uitensMebi5in i'm Sauie. Wenu
eingegeben, iObalo Der SrdunesSuiten
auftritt, famm bic aranfbeit abgeipenbe1
iperben. gu baben in San glutonir
in ben 9lpOtbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & sylDob. S. g. Sod,
u. OreiB, 5. 56u6arbt, &. goben &
Co., 5. s. 9arriion unb aalteper &
Shubarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

erDrnGenoen Wfauern erfabren bate :?
Sber mar 1agmos Wunbe ipieoer auf,
sebro9en? Sber bate ibn neues llns
bell setrofen? 98ar er auf ieinelt
sefabrliden 8eeen scitiirSt? Oser
bate ein 8anbldiis, Gin ipiloes Gbier
i'm angefallen? Qualenoe Bilber ftie<
gen Dor ibren Nusen auf, nn6 aus iebem
oieler 9ilber i6rte ibr cine iammernoe
Stimme gu: Der 9agmo itirbt! Der
6aDmo itirbt!"
sSr0bli9er 2drm unterbra9 fie in
ibren narterpollen @eoanfer. @tpa
3ipan,is Mab1en itiirinten in ben 9ro>
fen Sdlaflaal, I'm Die Sleiber 5u med>
leln unb lid, pom Strabenliaub 5u reis
iligen. 6inss an ben @anoen itans
ben Die lpeiBen gettert, jebes neben
einem i9malen S9rein; bic frete Wtitte
bes @aaleS nabm Der rieiige Waidtil6
Elm, beilen Snnenrauin, einen gelpalti>
gen flaben 3ri6ter 9lei9eno, nit blans
FEM &upfer aus9el9lagen ipar; rings
auf Dem breiten Hanoe mar fir jeoeS
Otdb6en Elm &rii9lein nit Waller in
Dereitl6aft seftellt. Das gab nun ein
lieblid bettereS 8ilb, mie iib ali bic
Mdohen I'm ben Wai6tiid ordnsten,
nit sel0iten Saaren, i'm fllr5en Inter
fleio, NIT nadten 9lrlnen unb SAul.
tern, plauoernh unb freil1enb, la1enb
uno fiderno nit Dem @aiier ipriteuo
uno pldtidernb. Die Nusen leu9tenb,
bic Wangen brennetlb l,no 6aneben
@ittli in ben Siiieu, itumui unb blei9,
per3ebrenoe stn9it in ieoem Slid, in
jebem 9er3l6lag 5itternoe ssur9t uno
beibe 9e5niudt.
(EortIebnng fplst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

96be es itebt, no es ii9 nm @eiang
unb Muiit banbelt unD ben Wtitglies
bern ie!bit tanu, ipie bies tbaiidhli6
ber Sal 1T, 8iele8 in polenbeter
GDrm geboten iperben. W6ge Der
n6robIinn" aud in 3ufumft sebeiben
unb erltarfen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Nudfema Sfrnico enlhe

Dte beite Salbs ber NeIt fir S9nttts, NustTaun.
sen, @e4unre, Bteber, unb Saut- -ausi&Ias, Eleate,
5etten; turirt Sdmorrbpthen Ober tetne Sesabluas.
Soat9e 3ufrtebenbett saranttrt cher tas Gel6 wtrb
5urh6evfatte!. IS Gents pie ShaGtel. Gum Wertaui
WboIeSaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

lniibertreffli9 iinb Or. auguil
a0nig's 6amburser 9ropfen geeen
9opfidmeraen unb nnperbauli1feit
he baben mir nod immer gebolfen. -
Matbias Weber, glatid, WfaH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

Sn allen gr6Beren @tdbten @aIis
forniens nit Musnabme bon Mlameba,
berridt elm fiiblbarer Mangel an iune
gen Wdb6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Nnerlet.

- Die orel tlelnen Stiife, meld]e
9err unb Grau grno in Geueinl9aft
nit ben 9erren s. yfagel unb 8. s..
9afremB BON bier in Netp grauns
fel 8 am Sonntag, ben 29. Samuar
in 2en5ens 9alIe auffibren tperben,
fnb: nSrDBf6pf6en" BON g9. ".
MeDer, r9urirt" BON %. Gresfing unb
sDis Sn ggeiellen" BON 8. NlbertuS.
= Oie @ermania 2oge SO. 1895
Der @bren< Sitter unb 9amen peran=
taltet am Samitag einen 9roBen Wlas=
fensBau i'm papiGpn bes Milliomsgars
tens. 8efen Danf fur bic freunoli6e
@inlabung!
- Ser afleaeit semiitbli6e 8erar
9 d iiBen 8erein bdlt am @onns
tag ben 5. Gebruar einen WtastenbaH
ab, tpcsu Sebermann, Der f9 au amiis
iiren milnfdt, eingelaben iit. Ser 8ers
elm bat ben &uf, d6t beuti6e Geftli1=
teiten unb Bdlle 5l peranitalten, tpel1e
bic Jamilien aus tpeitem umfrei5e Der,
einigen.
= Sn Der Gonpentions 6alle bieIz
ten gegen 600 Garbige cine Werlamrts
lung ab un6 ertldrten ii1 fiir @eorge
pai9al als Maporss aanbibaten. Or.
Starnes unb prof. 6arbert bielten
Reben.
= Bis gum Oienitag Wtittas batten
Z ,466 Biirger regiftrirt.
-Nm Montag Nittas ipur6e gbuarb
glmenborf bor Sobnftnn'S Store am
MilitdrsBla5a aus ieinem Wagen gez
woifen, ben er Dor leinem 8el9dft Be-
ffiegen bate, um gum gfen gu fabren.
Die pferbe tuaren ungebulbig unb lie<
ben ii6 f6mer foatroliren. Der Wa
gen tpurbe bins unb ber geitleIbert,
biz bas llngliid sef9ab. 6err glmens
borf erlitt einen G9dbelbru1 ilnb
blieb hrei Stunben beiinnungsIos.
Seine 8erleBungen finb iebr gefdbrs
lid, bod boft mon, bab er iid wieber
erbolen ipirb.
= I'm flint ltbr am Montag Mtittag
sing bas pferb nit benz grpreBnagen
6ur6, in uel9em s. Wsufelmanu unb
8. 6iQ iaBem. Beibe tpurben gegens
iiber Der pof Office in Mbe. $ aus
benz @agen gei6leubert. Ser grfere
erbielt einen tiefen 59nttt liz ben
3opf; benz Nnberen tpnrbe bic Bade
grdbli9 aufgei@irft unD er ipirb pers
mutblid ein auge perlieren.
Der rOeutf DE &riegers
yerein" beranaaltet am Gamstag
ben 4. 5ebruar einen 8roBen Wtasfen.
bau in Der 0iiiiionssartenballe. Nad
Der Semastirung: vGie Wa1t am
&bein", unter Mitmirtung Der umifors
mirten @emebrsSeetion. 8eiten San.
fur bic freunbli9e ginlabung!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

- Californian, neI6es lange 3eit
bel ben Sdgern peaen feines Biloreidz
tbums in bobem &ufe itanb, bat nur
nod tpenig bapon iibrig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

Ornubetgentbums llebertra9nn8en.
Sulia Offering on SEQ. pennings
ton, 8runbftiid an Saflanb 9traBe
fir $3.50.
paul Woblfabrt an Barbara Qamm,
@runbltiid an plum Str. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

= Sie 8ereinigten Staaten baben
i'm Dergangenen Sabre sebn Millionen
@alonen Wein mebr berporsebra6t,
als Deutf9lanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
NInny Persons are br

NAIMV FCrSOnS are bruNeh
down from oycrwork or household cares.
Browns iron SitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile.
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Senat.
Mufin 20. eSSanuar,

u, 20. oSuUuuI.
Sie 9ia, lpel6e ben burd 8olfsabs
ftimmuns angenommenen 8erfafungss
3uiab, bur6 mel6en beliebige 3beilunz
gen in einem Gountp aur 8ornabme
BON 2ocal Option Wablen geltattet
perben, in &raft geTebt lpir6, wurbe
nod 9lblebnuns elmer &eibe bon 4mens
dement's CUR @ugrOilirung angenoms
men.
Scr YoriiBsnbe ernannte bic 4omis
tes sur Snipleirung Der StaatssS sSnitis
tute. Die Senatoren Sips uab Steele
meroen bic 3udtbduier inIptciren.
Ooatum unb &irbp bas Corrections
baus, Douglas unb Me&innep bic Srs
>9lnltalt BON NorbsSera8 unb Greer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24

SpaBet ni6t nit nnperbauli9feit,
Nebmet 8ee1am's Ytaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-24
Gbamberlatms

Golic. Gbpiera nnS Diarrbue=Mittel.
Set Sabren babe i1 gbamberIains
@olies, @boleras unb Diarrboe 9eils
mittel ni6t nur berfauft. fenbern aud
in meiner Samilie gebrau9t unb basz
felbe als bas bette befunben, bas mir
ie porgefomnlen. 6. 8. 2etpi8, Mpo=
tbefer, Salt Safe @itp, utab. gu baben
in San Mntonio in ben Npotbez
fen bon s. Galteper & Son, Dome
ling & Gloob, 5. 6. ao9, u. 0reiB,
s. S9u6ar6, &. gDbn & Co., s. s.
9arrifou nnb &alteper G 99u6arb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
MULE AN A HORSE
They Make Things Lively In the west
End.

About o'clock yesterday NORMA g at
the corner Of Cary and Cherry streets
two carts belonging to the firm OF Berry
l. NcClav. PAYERS. stopped on Cary. near
|herr, ,freet. while the colored iri.crs
,ndulged i'm a wrangle, one claiming that
the others mule was wearing MS horse
bride. ~, 49,,
roth drivers removed the brides from
,botr teams and left the latter standing
tccse when. as one described e. lie
vas lust argifyin de pint wild dc odeI
fouer when dc horse ruined on Wluout
teliin' nobody what he was ae~inter 40
Thc animal. q very fine gray. dashed
mn Cherry street. where he came mo
violent collision with a horse driven ~
Mr.. ". W. Tribbett the shaft OF the car
riercing the side Of Mr.. Tribbetts nos So
breaking rib and throwing him 20 'he
Ground. and also smashing his pug sy'
The runaway then struck tree DIohe
lose from the cart. and, dashing back
down the street. turned into Cary. Ht' =
his mule friend seeing him having SUI"
a good time. and thinking IL a rare chan' e
for n little recreation OF his own stfalsI'-
yvav Joined I'm the race. but was prousn'
M by running into the wagon OF NJ
Redmond MIR Tribbett escaped uhnu -
but thinks ne will lose his horse "h'o"
he prizes very highly .o,,,t,,
This gray horse of Mr. Berry recehuS
cut himself so badly that ne cOulu 'o'
he driven for several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
MANY SMALLPOX CASES
EPIDEMIC OF THE MALhDY IN
IUyEyBURG COUNTY.
City Point Negroes Defy an om'er-i"'
Body of Patrick Mekernan Dis
oov.red-yirginia News.

,rTrRsBURG. VA. May l2.-Speciai'-
7, was learned to-day from prominent
citizen in Nottoway county, that 'ie'0
are twenty cases Of small pox aOou'
i've miles from Lunenburg county Court
house. confined entirely to negroes WIN
90 ouarantined in hospital. Owing 10
the nresenee Of the disease there has been
no session of either the circuit or county
court.
MIR c. II. Eckhart. who is a merchant
as well as the police officer at city foin''
ATTEMPTED this morning to arrest heeio
nov named James Lambkin. on the charse
Of robbipg his money drawer. some %
the negroes Of the place interferea' anu
dooed the officer 10 put his hands on lhe
- Tor the purpose of arresting MN
MIR. Tckhart IS here to-day 10 CONFER VII"
Mr. John j. Cooke, the attorney TOT inc
commonwealth Of Prince George county
3n regard TO the matter, ana 10 get 'ne
necessary papers from him for the arIes'
of Lambkin, and the negroes WIN i''''
dered with him (EckharO. INN.
Mice Ada Y. Johnson and Miss Lime
.ysond Of blackstone, are visiting relatives
and friends on Harrison street, In inns
city ...,s
The body OF Patrick McKernan who was
drowned some nights ago. was found TINS
morning in the river in the vicinity oil
the grain elevator.
Some weeks ago James T. Powell was
dined by the Mayor 80 ana COSTS Ioi
carrying a concealed pistol. Mr.. Powell
took an appeal from the Mayors decision
20 the hastings court which has reversed
The Mayors decision. Judge Bernard
holds that the accused is entitled to tria
by jury.
The special committee appointed by the
city council 10 investigate the trouble be-
tween Chief-of-POlice w. ii. Eanes anc
Mr. James A. Parkinson, chairman OF
the police commissioners met to-hght
when all OF the charges preferred were
Withdrawn. and the matter amicably set
fled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
LEE CAMP IN SESSION.
Several Invitations Received From Other
Organizations.

There was large meeting Of veterans
at Lee Camp Hall last evening. and
great deal Of work was done by the va
rious committees having in charge the
ceremonies Of the 3lst instant. 1t is
evident that many orga lizations OF
veterans and other prominent Confed-
crates viii be in attendance.
A general order was received from
headquarters Of the United Confederate
Veterans, issued by order OF General
John b. Gordon, commander-in-chief, en-
closing a circular from Major General
John c. Underwood. commanding Depart
ment OF the North. United Confederate
Veterans inviting all camps OF Confed-
crate soldiers 10 meet in Chicago, H..
on July 18th. on the occasion Of the
unveiling Of the Confederate monument
at lakewood Cemetery, Chicago. General
Gordon urges all the camps TO attend
The unwilling ceremonies viii take place
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the convention OF United Confederate
Veterans at Birmingham. Ala, and eX-
tremely low railroad rates are offered
Confederate Veterans from that place
10 Chicago. Nominal rates are offered
veterans at the following hotels The
Costello, Portland. Everett and Boston.
They are so low that they surprise any
one who hears of them.
Possibly the railroads here may meet
the rates from Birmingham, as Richmond
and Birmingham are supposed 70 De about
or nearly the same dist lnce from Chicago.
The monument 10 be unveiled is some
thing similar TO the private soldiers and
sailors here, but smaller. IL is sur
mounted by Conf sderate soldier IN
bronze. which is reproduction Of FL
ders "Appomattox."
A cut and fun description OF the monu.
ment accompanied General Gordon's
order. Action upon this general order
was postponed until next week.
beautifully worded letter was re-
ceived from Mrs. General +. Kirby Smith
thanking Lee Camp for the honor PAL,
TO the memory OF her distinguished hus
band in the resolutions recently passeC
by the camp.
An invitation was received from Pick
ett-Buchanan Camp, Confederate Nete
rams. OF Norfolk, 10 Lee Camp. 10 atten,
the memorial services on May 18th.
Another invitation was received from
John Bowie Strange Camp, of Charlottes
Willie. asking Lee Camp 10 attend the un
yelling ceremonies of their monument ii
abe University cemetery on June 7th. bu
owing to the many duties the camp will
hays 10 perform relating to tina ceremonie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
TIRGINIA NEWS NOTES.
Items Gathered Hero and There and
Everywhere Throughout the ate.

Items Gathered Hero and There and
Everywhere Throughout the = ate.
Christopher Funk died in Winchester,
aged eighty-two years.
The fishing season ON the Potomac has
about closed. Ii was not profitable one.
A sale Of 5000 acres Of coal land near
Clarksburg ". Va, at so am acre, has
been made.
The oyster raclne-house Of White &
Fleming, in Portsmouth, wds parity de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday
The prospects for an abundant fruit
and grain crop along the kappahannocN
river are excellent.
Rev Or. HUBBARD Of Norfolk, has de-
clned a call 10 an Episcopal church IN
WASHINGTON.
Colonel Ward IT Lamon, marshal OF
the District Of Columbia under Mr.. Linz
coins administration died in Martins
burg. w. Va.
Effort will be made 10 put Fisherman s
Island. at the mouth OF the Chesapeake
Bay, into condition for quarantine sta
ton
The project for an Eastern Shore po-
tatO kitchen az the Chicago Exposition
has UFfll dbttlAAVllfNs f''N 49,
potato exchange.
George Bartle. Of Virginia, who has
been the keeper Of the great seal in the
State Department since the days OF
Daniel Webster. continues 20 hold MS
position under the present administration
az his usual salary.
A gentleman who is in a position 10
be we'll posted on Virginia taxes, Is I'M
pressed that the people of Bristol. VA
have to pay more State tax than Is re-
| ouirod of most other towns and property
J holders I'm the State. The difference ne
explains. arises from the manner OF as
sessirg. The same per cent. of tax is levied
ON every hundred dollars Of value
throughout the State. hut it appears tha'
property i'm Norfolk and throughout the
Eastern portion of the state IS assessed
/ an value much less than its aetna
worth Bristol. Va. has just been re-
ceipted for a quantity Of state tax DEW
cred TO the treasurer al Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
soUruERY BAPTIST CONyENTIoN.
Fifteen States Represented-Ihe onioerS
Elected.

NASHVILLE, TENN May Iz-lH7
Southern Baptist Convention met in TINS
CITY this morning. Several thousand peo-
pie are in attendance representing HIIeen
States. Hon jonathan Heraldsoh CniI
Justice Of Alabama, was rc-eiecteu 49,
dent Of the convention. The following
we're elected vice-presidcnts. GOV 'rnor W.
l. Northen Of Georgia. Joshua LoVeIlhs
If MARYLAND. :. II. Ford of missouri
W II. Whitsett of Kentucky. bahsins
burrows OF Georgia and -. T. HIe6o4y
were elected secretaries. r,,-..
DR.. j. NJ. Frost, pastor OF the NJ
Baptist church. of this city, eNtehdeu d
welcome TO the convention. Dr. H. W.
Mcdonald. Of Georgia, responded. A reso-
Iutiop was introduced and passed pro-
viding for the appointment OF commit
tee TO Investigate the question as "
whether i'm the matter OF mission anu
other things the denomination WAS en-
ploying TIE best Inethoh. A continue
was appointed to report as 10 the adNlsa-
pility of reducing the representation
An interesting feature Of the morning
session was a talk by Robert J. Burdctte'
the humorist. ~.
Yesterday the American Baptist Eau
cational Society and the Southern Bap-
fist Educational Conference met anu
elected the following officers: President
Dr. Edward Juleson. New YORK vice
Presidents. D. w. Rothwell' Missouri
w. j. Northen. Georgia. RecoriinS sec
rotary. II. NJ Wharton. Maryland Actihs
| Corresponding Secretary II. j.. Moore
house. New York; Treasurer, joshua Low
ering Baltimore; Auditor, William j.
| Isaac, New York.
The Educational Conference officers are
DIR. W. j.. Rothwell. Of Missouri, re-
! elected. president; Or. Thomas Hume OIL
| North Carolira, reelected, secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
TTEUILLYN Trial.
c,.,, Interest Manifested In the Anair'
other Asheville News


...,,,.,,,rrr \. c.. May 12.-special.-
The examination Of witnesses IN state
ar,tnst John and Frank Llewellyn' for
,,,,rder Of Marshal Brockus' sun con
1,,es and there appears 10 De ho
't..tsnent Of public interest TO Judge
-, th. crowds that I'LL the COURTROOM
.tr,,et Ia suffocatlOn every udy. d. {,
VI-i,ittemore who has just been acquiIleu
of the murder OF Doc NOD,Its' -
moss for the defense IN inns cast -
bomicides occurred in the same ne's ~.
borhood The killing Oh bIoShuS
appears from the evidence - a. 49,, ras,,It
di,ro1 was a nasty affair, ana the IeoulI
of Il conspiracy between ~ ,,iilod in
men. one of whom was hlfnsslI hii''N -
the row. t.4o tho mat
for and find that Ben Barrett co,oi eu,
Glands charged with murder ahu ~" ~
,.'t,t t,.ine, an accessory. and he VIII DC
~ cftb man tried for his lie AT TINS
-, of the criminal court, lhs'eau "a
f,,r as before stated in TINS coiIeSpo"'
dence. ,,.o.sod the ~.
cerm last night on the temperance ~
tom and inaugurated dlscus5lun %io''e
This line that was participated III ~
great many before the meetihs was '''
Sanator and Mrs. u. 3. Vance have ar
- az tho Senator's country seat
nCor,broon " near Black Mountain.
&c eunnosed ne will spend the summer
'', ceneral w. G. Lewis. of Goldsboro
ctato engineer. is stopping in AsheNllle
and will be here on business Tor SOM
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

professor II. w. Martin Elected 10 the
Chair of Natural Science.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 12-Special.-
The committee on faculty Of the Wo-
7nan's College have elected as professor
of natural science Professor i. w. Mar
tin. NJ. s., Pm. i. Professor Martin
Is a Sage Fellow OF Cornell University,
and for several years has been professor
Of science in the Fort Worth University,
Texas. He is a native Of West Virginia,
IS about thirty-three years Of age, and
OF established reputation. He has had
six years experience as n professor in
large male colleges and universities and
brings recommendations OF high char
acter as TO his requirements and qualih-
cations as a chemist and physician. lie
IS regarded by the committee as an I'M
portant and valuable acquisition TO the
faculty Of the college.
II is reported also that Miss Annie NJ.
Brown, of this city has been engaged as
a. teacher in the college, though In what
capacity has not yet been given out.
She is an accomplished elocutionist. and
SIS gifted with literary taste and talent
of high order
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TcIegraphic BreYiticS.

.BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May 12.-Jim
Rencher. the murderer of r. II. Hdirston'
Hairston Station, Ala, was hanged at
Eutaw to-day.
WASHINGTON. May 12.-Captain Silas
w. Perry has been ordered TO command
the Newark. relieving Captain Casey
who is detached and granted two months
leave.
SHERMAN. TEN. May 12.-Charles
Luttrcll and John Carlisle, who murder
ed William ~. sherman, We're hanged
here at 217 Z. NJ to-day Both died
instantly. their necks being broken. The
widow of the murdered man witnessed the
execution.
LIVERPOOL May 12-The Campania
landed her passengers here at I'D O'Clock
and thus beat all previous records' one
steamed from Queenstown 10 lANerpuol
In ten hours and three minutes. or al the
rate of 22.4S knots an hour. me onceIs
of the Campania cannot say enough IN
praise of her engine and her sea-goins
qualities The Cunard Company is re-
ceiving numerous kilograms of congratula-
ton.
CHARLESTON. S c., May 12.--Joe
R,annon. alias Joe Williams. was hanged
here at noon to-day for the murder Of
| stephen Kcamey, an aged and infrm
white citizen of this city, on the 3lst Of
! August last The execution took place
within the Jail walls. and was witnessed
| by sixty persons. among ,hem two white
| and three colored ministers. Brannon
made a fun confession Of his crime and
! expressed deep regret.
! WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May PA meet
! ing of the Board of Life-SaVing Appl-
ances has been set for May 23d. at Bos-
ton Mass The board will consider the
merits of any life-saving plan. device or
| invention for use from shore only, sub
mitted 10 H. and If i'm their opinion the
device is useful in saving life will recon-
| mend II 10 the Government for adoption.
! The meeting will probably continue a
| week. Superintendent Kimball. though
not a member. will. as usual, be present
Vote early and often to-day for your
| favorite teachers The contest for The
| Times free trips 10 Chicago will close al
o'clock this afternoon.