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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

TIE wonderful cure by Salvation Oil of
Mr. NJ. s. Culp, a chronic rheumatic, SIG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

KAsa Bssy vss Ask, Ne szvs hsr cAssssiA
wha ~ wsH . Cd. - esisd fer oas>sriA-
wh.a ~ bsss1e Ki.s. ~ slu.s 70 casssvsA
wa. - Aa& zz<zss. - ssys -. c4ssy =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

volved in perfect frenzy Of legs
Doubtless when Miss Ward becomes
more familiar with her work she will
add pleasing features from time to
time. AS Il is, the dance is quite en-
saging and clever satire on the mod
ern passion for novelty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

RTP maxwell was uSluA MS NNNA+
edged axe in Belmont county yesterday
and RIr. JOKES, Of Samira postoihce Is
going around without his official head
belmont comfy Democrats have some
thing TO be thankful Tor.
TBE fear Of the failure Of natural gas
in Indiana has prompted the casting
about for cheap substitute, aud II Is
now claimed that gas can be manutac-
tured for IL cents per 1000 cubic feet
Companies are in process Of formation
Tor the production Of this cheap Iuei'
ONE by one the West Vlrginians are
being left out in the cold. Mr.. NOR
eAv. Of Connecticut. gets the place Mr..
larson asked for; D. NJ. BROWNING, OF
Illinois, gets the Commissonership OF In
dian Affairs, which T. MARcELLUs
MARsAAr1. OF Gnmer and later Of In
dian Territory, wanted.
DIR. J. S. LEWIS, Superintendent OF
the Weston Insane Asylum, has resign
cd DR.. LEWIS has been connected
with the institution for many years, be-
ing one Of DR.. CAsDEN's assistants
prio- to 1850. After DR.. BLAND resign
ed. DR.. LEWIS was elected TO his place
and has held the Office ever since, man
aging the institution very successfully
His successor, DR.. W. p. CRU9BAcK
OF Ohio, comes highly recommended
THE meeting Of the Southern gov
errors IS TO take place at Richmond to-
6av. A dispatch to the REGISTER from
Charleston announces that on &C
count Of sickness in his family
Governor BIAcCoRKLE will not be able
70 attend This is 20 be regretted for
the reason that the Governor has taken
great interest in the meeting, and had
urged by personal letters to prominent
gentlemen throughout the State, rep
rssentation OF West Virginia's best citi-
zeRs at th9Aapitai Of the mother State
~-HE most important appointment
made by the President yesterday was
tbatof DANIEL MORGAN, Of Bridgeport,
Connecticut. TO be Treasurer Of the
United States. This is the Office to
which f. p JEPsoN, Esq, Of this city,
aspired and for which he was eminently
fitted and most favorably endorsed
While The REGISTER regrets that the
position was not secured by citizen Of
West Virginia, It is constrained to re-
mark that the appointment is an able
one and will be satisfactory to the bust
ness Interests Of the country. Mr..
MORGAN is leading citizen Of his
state and we'll versed in financial mat
ters.
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be handed to each of the daily papers
for publication, and that copy be
sent to the family of the deceased.
DIR. Aschman then gave history OF
DIR. Stifers disease, after which the
meeting adjourned
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az lived for those who loved me,
For all human ties that bound me,

And for the good that ! could do"
When DR.. Hazlett had concluded, a
motion was adopted to appoint a COM
mittee, consisting of Drs. Wilson,
Dlckey and Baird, to prepare suitable
resolutions, expressing the sense Of the
meeting, The committee retired, and
Dr JpDsOn erOSp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-04
@atb fir MHtter.

Der iiber 5 0Sabren don tpurbe Mrs.
@inslon'S Soothing Sprap BON Mils
lionen bon Miitterr beim 3abnen Der
&inber angenenbet. Wirft bu i'm
S9lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines &inbes
geftBrt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S9meraen peinta Wenn 10, lafe fofort
cine Slaf9e BON yMrs. Winslops Sors
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertbi 1T uns
besablbar. Sc tpirb benz f~leir,e1 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberung perf9afen. 8er>
laBt eu6 barauf, Wtiitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. SIS beiIt Dpfenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regnlirt ben Mfagen unb
bic Meren, beieitigt Winbs& olif, ers
pei9t ben @aumerl, perbinbert @ntsiins
buns unb ftdrft bas gauge Spfem.
vMfrs WinSlsms Soothing Sprup4
fir sabnenbe &inber 1T angenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas &ecept itammt bon
einem Der beften meibli6en Nerate In
ben Ser. Staaten. @s 1T bel alien
D%rusgiften in Der garaen gSelt su ha'
ben. greis rs 6ts. per 5lat6e,
aauft ni6ts anbere8 als Wtrs. Wins'
lops SOOTHING Sprup.
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sm Der epecialftemns

bes @tabtratbes am Greitag Na6mitz
tag nominifte MaDor paf6aI al8
StraBenfommifdr: 9. 5. @rotntber.
3meiter Nifitent Wdrf9aa: Suart
@ar5a.
MiId=Snipettor: glas Mater.
6tabtar3t: Or. Sc. Menger.
poli3ei>N a1ts@lerf: Soc aobr.
@lerf bes poli5eis@ eri6ts Sas. g..
Nemcpmb.
gebeimpoliaiF: 8. s. 9ugbes.
Nufieber Der MlamD: 9om &ife.
Die fdnmtli9en grnennungeu tpurs
ben beftdtigt.
Nuf Nntrag bon albert 8edmamtt
mirb elm 4omite ernarnt, I'M bic Np>
pIitaiienen fir bas Mnt bes SngemieurS
auf lire Qualiifationer bin 3u priifen.
OaS aDmite beftebt aus gilbert Befs
mann; STUB unb Wm. 66fing.
Guf Nntrag bon glmenbDrf tpirb Der
Solicitor i~nffruirt, cine 2iife aler rid
fdnbigen Steuer3abler anaufertigen.
66fing8 Mntrag, Mperue 8 in
Staub gu feben, uurbe benz betrefens
ben aomite iibermiefen.
6ierauf 8ertasung.
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Mlerlet.

Suan @ar5a, Der in Der geftrigen
SiBung als a%tpeiter Niiiftent Mar1bal
ernannt tsur5e, bate benz COUNTY ge=
geniiber cine Strafe BON 5000 abauz
biiBen. 3manaig Sage bat er I'M
@ountD : @efdngnib abg%eie1en; $50
bat er baar be5ablt unb fiir ben &e1t
pon $67.50 baben @nt. Sanbppal, Der
neue Marftmeiter, Shah %. Smith
unb Scat 2ents einen @onpiet Bomb
geliefert, Der iebt nod in &raft 1T.
: Na@ einem auBergetp6bnli9
tparmen Sage-mir batter 81 Grab int
S6atten-erbob fi6 am Greitas Nbenb
ein Norbminb, Der gegen 10 ubr 10 on
Stdrfe getpann, baB er peri6iebentli9
fleinen S9aben anri6tete. SIN S6aus
fenfsr BON 8oBbarbts Saloon tpurbe
elm erobe S9eibe %etneebridt un6 I'M
9auie Der Srau 9aueiien rieB Der
Wiub ein ganses Geniter elm NIT &a5s
men unb 8eflei6ung &C. Ser aufgez
mirbelte Staub in ben StraBen mar
unertrdgli9.
Sic San Mntonio 8reming gfs
location" ldBt in 9onbo @itp ein @isz
9epot erri6ten.
= 9te 8irgen bes MarftmeiterS
Sanbopal irb San unb Scat 2emis.
= 9eute Morgen 80 ubr brannte
baS 9aus BON O'Spple In Der Ndbe
Der r9one Star Brauerei" bis auf ben
@runb nieber.
= Sn Chicago bat ii9 ein rSnforz
nations Department" gebilbet, bas
feline Sbdtigfeit udbrenb Der Weltausz
tellung entDidelt1 mirb. MitgIiebz
f6eine finb burd $. 8reufing in Der
Office bes rDailp Sight" gum preiie
BEN So. gu beaieben. Siefelben be-
re9tisen ben Srbaber, ba8 Central
@r6ange @ebdu6e go. 331 unb 1888
Dearborn @traBe gu beiu6en, mo
man 8riefe f6reiben, Jreunbe ems
pfangen eber &enbe3boas gebeu fann.
Man bat ben @ebrau9 bes SeIepbons,
Der 8oten, Der 9otels& egiiter; fann
lit 0otel8 ober aoitbduiern Gunner
belegen lafen; unb es Der6en auper>
ldffige @uti6er itnb Gibrtr (~felbfber=
ftan6lid segeu 8esablung) gefielt.
Wegen peiterer @inaelbeiten menbe
man fi9 an 9errn 8reuftng unter
8eiIage Der 8riefmarfe fir &ndants
mort.
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Staats> 9esislaur.
# ia, 8. Mdrs 's3,

Mu # In, 8. Msdra '93.
gemat.
- Die SubftitutssB Bill CUR gintbeilung
bes Staates in feds Obergeri1tsbis
trifte fam 5ur 8erbanbIung. g~anforbs
Mntrag, brei neue Sitrifte gu erri9z
ten, tpurbe nit II gese1 IL Stimmert
angenommen.
Ser neutrality-suspicious. fir ben
bierten Diftritt murbe auf SmbobenS
Mntrag mad Sam Mntonio Derlegt.
Der bes 6. Difrifts nod Dallas.
Gams.
Die 8eratbung Der 8ia 3nr Si1ers
ftellung Der 3aubanbtnerter bur9 elm
pfanb auf bic betreHenben Neubauter
tpurbe mieber au%fgenommen. Das
@efeb ri6tet fi6 bauptfd1lih gegen
lei9tfertige aontraftoren, tpel6e bic
8aubanbperter Der Material=9 ieferans
ten bef9minbeln, tpdbrenb Der @igens
tbiimer bes neuen Saufes bur9 baS
0eimftdttensefeb Dor Der pfdnbung
geli9ert ift.
Sad LANCER unb etngebenber 9es
bate unb mad Mnnabme unb Nblebs
rung elmer gan5er Nnaabl bon Nmers
dement's gelanste bic 8ia CUR &nnabme.
Sic gebt nun tpieber an BEN Senat.
Merate peri9reiben Sntt's pilen.
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Ghplerine IN 0ennfnlpanten.

@midlep, BENT: Mir batten bier
cine epidemic DON @bolerine, pte ute
fere Mer3te bic &ranfbeit natnten unb
i'd that Diel @utes mt gbamberlains
Collie, gboleras unb 9iarrboe : 9eiIs
mittel. Sd ~berfaufte bier buBenb
Glaf6en in elmer Wo9e unb ieitber
Elm g Oas 9eilmittel erfiillte
feinen 3med unb ma6te fir mid &e>
flame. 8erf6iebene p%erionen, bic
seit 3tpei unb- brei Wo9en an Diarrboe
litten, uurben bur6 einige Doien bie=
fer Mebi3in furirt. g. g. &napp,
pb. g.. rs unb so Gents SIaf9en
gu baben in ben Npotbefen bon s. Salt
eper 6 Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. g.
Sod, u. 9reiB, s. S9u9arbt, 81. @os
ben & co. 5. s. 9arriion unb Salt
eper & @6u9arb.
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aetn @rperiment.

Ser "Cannon Bali" Grain $50. 2
Der International 6 Great Mertbern
8abn, Der San Nntonio tdgIi6 INN 6
nbr Nbenbs perldBt nod Dallas (iiber
9earne) unb ct. 2ouis obne We9iel
nit bor3igli6en puaman Buffet Cars,
bic bur1 @a8 beleu1tet finb. @ute
@erbinbung bia Saplor nit Semple,
Waeo, Sort Wortb umb iiber 6earne
NIT Goriicana, Dallas, Sort @ortb,
SHERMAN, Senifon unb anberen punfs
ten peiter n6rbli6. 3tpei Our9aige
tdgli9. 3m6lf Stunben f6neIer als
anbere 2inien mad st, 2ouis.
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@pmlet @pulet !

Gin @bampagner, Der ii9 INNER
mebr Sreunbe ermirbt unb balb ben
Martt beberri6en pirb, 1T Der @eorge
@ouIet.
ST bdlt bic ri6tise Msitte smii6en
allen @igeni6aften, Bic man beim
@%bampagner ertuartet; 1T alio ni9t
gu iiB unb ni9t berb; BON pridelns
benz, anregenbem @ei9mad unb be-
fommt, ielbf in groBer Auanfitdten
senohen, ausge3ei6net.
Sarum: Srinst @oulet unb nnr
0pmlet.
&Onie & @abtfab,
Mgenten.
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California $ Weime.

Meinliebbaber finben Elm grobes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamos
plasa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic @eine
on Srt unb SteQe aus unb fault brett
aus Dem Seller Der Weinai6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ams5umdblen. ST fann
feline 8unben umb Gamilien nit einem
guten 9ropfen Derieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Meine in por3iigli6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
tins 9aus geliefert.
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in alIem Spilettenttnften erfabrenen
spanierin NIT Der bielbewnnberten
elegantei1 unb f9lanten Gigur gait bic
@rinpline als Mittel gum 3med. nns
gefdbr aebn Sabre lang belt bic @ris
Moline barals ibre 9errf9aft aufre9t,
um bann fat ebenio f9neQ unb urpers
mittelt pteber gu beri6minben, tpte fte
gefommett mar. War bic grinoline
1T ben beisen porbergebenben pertos
ben mebr cine ben 9amen ber groBer
Welt referbirte Sra6t getpeien, 10 bate
fe Bel Der forti9reiterben Democratic
firung a1er cipiliiirter 86Ifer III benz
Sabr3ebnt BON 1856 Biz sc Elm bel
aasgebebnteres 6errf9ergebiet. ni9t
muir bic groBe Dame %fol5irte i'm tpeits
aufgebauf9tem @eifrode einber, fons
bern Maes, toas iiberbaupt &6de trug,
belt es fir feline beilige @brenpfli9t,
m6gli9f tpeite &eifen bineinaufpans
men = feier fie nun BON Stabl, 5if6s
bein, &ebr ober ieien es aud gep6bns
li6e GaBreifen.
So uirb's benin uobl nun au9 iebt
mieber tperben. Giirmabr, eine berrs
Iide Mit8li6t! 6nfentli6 uirb Der
grinoIinensS 6pinbel aber bieS Mal
fem gauges Sabr5ebnt anbalten, benn
es 1T cine immerbit erfreuli9e Sbats
fade, baB bic Mobe.S borbeiten Der
@egenmart f9neIer nit chamber obs
ue9feln.
Muf Gins 1T ber Gonntagsbetra9s
ter rur geipannt: Wie fi6 bic Sc
f9i1te nit ben grinoli,1eH rdinli6 1T
3ufumft in ben StraBenbabnen geffal>
ten pirb Mentt, tpie CUR 3eit Marie
A~ntoinettes, cine Dame ben plaB BON
fieben Mdnnern einnimmt, bann fan1
bic Sadie ia redt niebli6 uerben!
Damn tuerben ,lngefdbr bier Ladies IN
elmer Gar plak babett urb bic gebulbi<
gert fngenarnten Qerren Der Sh6pfung
t6nnert fi1 bann auf Der pIatform far
binenartig characterization ober ite
birfen aud 1interberlaufen, tpe1n III
men bas better sefdat. 9ann wirft
EA oLar c,,G a~G +nA $40 Ssrooe otf
~ uueo uay .'r apy ". Sl4ss sa!,
.os uW y. a... s.s &; lu.y MEL mss.,
.s.'sa Sg.nas.m pIay w sAy Shsro, .
tsM 1ss Sa S av s;rS
%. a ~ l wath az y.,sr ue sS;s H.a
s s.st.ss ysi ..o'S me- CIV " aie gu oa1
slllegsn aMp s'Ae ~ls
mus erfinben, nit 9ilfe behen bic
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Morts IS lit
bas 9anbelsseiGen bes
CINDERELLA ties.
So I'M @abliabre befanntli9 Sc
f6dftstiae berrf6t unb mir einer gro>
Ben 8orratb BON S6ubmerf fir Serz
ren, Samen unf @inber an 6anb
baben, neuete Sacons unb Mtufter, 10
Derfaufen mir Mles sum 6 . t.
preie unb liefern bic 9epetie ba>
fir. Ollie Maaren finb neu u1tb tp1rs
ben fpe5ieQ fiir bieien SDmmer beitelt.
9ie preiie iinb iiberaG in 3ablen arts
segebem. Wer bilig un6 gut faufen
mill, 9ebe gum
CINDERELLA Gd1uh : Nnlnff.
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- 9. s. gromtber, Der SiraBen.
3ommifdr, mar bisber Woas, 9dntes
unb pecannuBs4 duferA Ct reprdiens
tirte bor Der @abl ben meritaxiiden
Club nWacional". Seine QuaIifitas
fur bas Nmt iinb Riemanbem
befanat.
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RmnIena QIrntco snlbe.

Dte bese Salbe Der BELT fur S1nitte, Auetf4un.
sen, @ef&ufre, Bteber, uub utsausi9Ias, gle&te,
seiprunSene Sdnbe, Erpfbeulen unb aIe Sauftronf.
hetten; turtrt Samorrhoiben ober tetne HesobIuns.
G61tss 3nfrtebenhett s~aranttrt cber bas GeIb wtrb
uride.fattei. IS GeutB pte S@a@teI. Gum gertaui
MknIefdle.
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e@Itmmer 8abumnfall.

Der NiIdsus fcnibirt; fein MiIdmann En-.
f9eint; entt6ufdte Sausfrauen I; 3afee obne
NilA. Sine lnannebmIihteit, bic baber
ribrt, bab mon ben Sail Bprben eagle 8rarb
to~nbeniirter MilH nidt I'm 9auie bat. 8es
fteut iest fit ipdtere Sale beim grocer cber
Sruaaiiten.
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0rnmbetsentbauaS $ ltebertrasmmsen.
6. 9uberi@ on gilbert Maurer, 2
GruHbfide in 9uberi9s Subbibifion
fir 5000.
6. u. Stierer urb Yaul Weeri1eibt
on limp Mar, @runbftiid an aleins
StraBe, $500.
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CINDERELLA sdmb : galaft.

goplep's @esifter, No. % glamo
Ylasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beten gemif6ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
importing nnb einbeimii6e @igarrer
unb itets frii6e8 Bier. Ser giaentbas
tler, Soe @oolep, peritebt ieiu @ei9dft.
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gtore At permietbem.

9as in Der Siibs S!presftrabe, Gnalepoobs
alboition, belesenen 3tpetit0fise Seus, bas
fth aIS Store unb 8arroom eignet, unb 3us
slei4 Bubnuns bietet, lift iofprt au permie.
tben nit ooer pbne Sirtures. @robsr Gabrs
berfebr, quite Sage fir elm @efddtt. @ad3u.
frasen Bel
Mrs. M SETH
SO. 61O SpIe6abs Strabe.
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Infer Gef@tft bran9t riot inter einen, Sufen, Der
uns nttuuter hberraf@t, gu Ieiben, penn rtr baIb eth
iurerI&ftge8 Wtttet aumenben. Or. Duu's 5ufens
Surup III tn einem icl4eu Sau BITE Bette Webt5tn.
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LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
It Is pleasant cures Malaria. Indigestion,
Bil;ousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
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9entfhe Sob Office rnn 8md5s
btaberet.

Deutf6e, fotpie enslii9e DrudzM rs
beitett merbem prompt unb bilis perz
fertigt bon Sobn sd ntt, so z
Norb p~refa<StraBe.
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aetn anberes Mtttel bdtte f@ In 70 fur5er 3ett 70 pos
puldr ufaGen f6nnen, ala me es Salpattpn Del ses
than Bat, aber es ninimt uns ni&t Wsuber. benn e8 TT
1T ptne 3netfle ba6 bette 9siIntttsI feiner Grt.
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8eeaam's piIem fnb treue
Sreunbe.
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Nteoeraei1tagen.

Che Der Diitriftantpalt @eDrge paz
i1al iein Mmt nieberlegte, I'm bass
ienige bes Mapors Der Stabt an5us
treten, bat er nit ben anDdngig
gemo6ten @Iagen griinbli9 aufges
rdumt, pie folsenbe Site Der niebers
gei9Iagenen Sdae seist. @s banbelt
li9 UNI Nntlagen bes Staates gegem:
&obert Sena.........M orbs Qngrih.
s. e. Gallagher. Slbel.
s. Sbadlett. .9alten eines unorbents
li6en 9amies ......:....33 Gdae.
Dabe Qlerarber. =. S6nerer Nngrih.
M. 0'Brien .@9merer Nngrif.
Sobn Sbomplon. .@inbru9; 2 Sale.
8. Siegel -. S9minbel iiber $40.
8. Siegel Tdli6urg.
Walter 8ateman -. Morb> Nngrif.
Sas. Malfer. 80. Siebfabl; 2 Gdae
8. gaFamap unb 8. 2are... .nn3udt.
5ermann @tudemberg. Morbansrif;
2 GdQe. .......................
Geo. Mit6eG 49,. @9merer Mngrif.
6. s. Garter. -. @9merer Nngrif.
%. 8. 8opb ....... Morbangrif.
Gbas. Martin ...... Morbangrif.
5. 9. 2~epenbeder. S9ninbel; 3 Gd0e.
Qilario Grm3 ....... .8erleumbung.
5. 9amburger. .8erfauf BON Sotteries
lDOfen.
Wm. $. Simms .S6merer Mngrif.
Wm. s.. Simms nngeieBli9eS Wafs
fetttragett.
SEQ. @armier. llnteri6leif; 2 GdQe.
&C. M. Searle. .9tebfabl.
Stanton Mebina. $3.50. nnteri9letf.
8. u. @banrDr .S@fpt1Del.
Grib @ogeI. .Greilanung zines @efans
genett
9usb Setarb. =. 8i6tbe5ablung BON
@euerbefteuern.
@bas. goifot. go. Ni9tbe3ablmng bon
@emerbefteuern. .:..............
Song 2imb $780,. MoIbangrih.
Gu3 8arcia $3.50. WetnetD.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-04

A9-Gtutn rett amhiauteu aberb Ssriprsaenb, Iabsn
~ersetenit ein GarI 4trup uub Srau.
The morning call., 1893-04-29
Frank Northey Falls by a
Bullet.
ROW BETWEEN TWO GAMBLERS.
The Ex-Jury Briber ReviIed His
Friend While Drunk and Re-
ceived a Fatal Wound.

Frank T. Northey. the notorious politi-
clan. ex-convict and all-Tound gambler, was
fatally shot yesterday evening at 6 80 O'clock
BY Harry Thorn, a fellow-gambler.
The tragedy occurring at the back door of
Garcia's saloon. on Montgomery street.
near Bush, and was the result OF brief
quarrel between the two men, who had been
friends.
But one man witnessed the actual shoot
ing and from his statement it seems that
Northey was shot down without warning
and without a chance 10 defend himself.
NOrthey and Thorn had been having
trouble for some days over an affair at the
raeetrack. in which Thorn had, it is said,
defrauded some bOokmakers, one of whom
NOrthey was in partnership with Thorn
used his credit to back certain horses that
lost and then failed to pay. is the story told
by The friends OF the men.
Northey determined to make Thorn pro-
duce the money owed 10 the books in which
he was interested, and followed the later
about town, finally catching him in Garcia's
saloon yesterday afternoon. The two men
had numerous drinks, and long con sultatiOn
which resulted in words. Northey applied
vile epithets to Thorn and dared him to
come out of the saloon on the street and
fight
Frank Garcia, proprietor of the saloon and
a warm friend of Thorn, interfered and
finally put Northey out of his place
AS Garcia forced NoIthey out of the
place onto Montgomery street Thorn fol-
lowed. and when Northey was finally put
on the sidewalk he saw Thorn standing
near the saloon entrance and dared him to
The morning call., 1893-04-29

come out on the street and fight, at the same
time applying number of vile epithets to
Thorn. The latter got angry and said
We'll, - - you. II you want to fight
NOrthey replied. IN be there" and
Thorn said, so will l."
NOrthey turned and walked up M0ntgom-
cry street 10 Bush, and then ran up the lat
ter thoroughiare TO Trinity place and down
the alley until he reached the back door OF
GaTcia's saloon. Thorn turned and went
through the saloon, presumably to reach
Trinity place from the rear door.
Joe Abrams, clerk in Andrews diamond
palace. was buying cigar at the stand
in front of Garcia's saloon when
Northey and Thorn separated and agreed
TO meet u the alley in lie rear and flight it
out" He followed Norihey and saw him
run into the alley from Bush street, but was
some distance away when he heard the
shot which laid NoTthry low.
George w COefeld. an employe of Duffy
Bros, at III Suffer street. was coming down
the alley from Suffer street, toward Bush,
when Northey ran in the alley, and be
alone saw the shooting.
81 saw a man in light clothes run down
the alley from toward BUSH street." said
Mr.. Coefeld last night, land he stopped in
front of the back doorway OF Garcia's
saloon, where he put up his hands like a
ize-fghter and seemed TO be waiting for
somebody to come out of the door. Sud
denly / saw an arm shoot out of the door
way and in the hand was clutched
q revolver, which was fired instantly.
Then the arm was withdrawn and
the door closed. The man who had been
standing in front of the door. with his
hands up, staggered around a little and
tEen fell on The sidewalk. did not see
who shot him. The man who shot him was
never outside the door. All | could see was
the arm and revolver. II was done quick
as a flash. The man who was shot had his
arms up like a prize-fighter when be was
shot. He made no motion TO draw re-
volver or do anything else. He simply had
his hands up as if to guard himself. | am
positive that the person who shot him only
stuck his arm out of the door. he didn't
come out where l could see him and l
could have seen him had be come out on the
sidewalk at all. l do not know either Of the
men,"
The sound of the pistol shot brought
scores OF men to the scene at once. A CALL
reporter was among the first there and saw
NOTthey lying partly on the narrow side
walk and partly in the alleyway. about
eight feet from the back door Of Garcia's
saloon. NOrthey was grooming and when
spoken 10 said:
"0h, I'm shot; Pm shot. Harry Thorn
shot me and Frank Garcia gave him the
pistol to do it with"
An attempt was made to question the
wounded man, but he was too faint to
either understand or answer interrogations.
For a time ii was impossible to discover
where Northey was shot. His vest was
opened. and even the waist of his panta-
looms, without discovering the slightest evil
denee Of wound, until finally small hole