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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-27
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@eit Ser ueberItebel,tns Ser &ai>
ferin nod 8eterbof fiiblte ite it6 be-
oeutenb ipobler. Qber au9 Der i3ar Pe>
ter enpfanb bie ueienbett ietner Sc,
mablin BON Sranieubaum alS etne
pabre @rlei6ter,1ns. St lieB &atba<
rina tebo9 ,lnausselest beoba9ten, ers
fubr inbsffen nt6ts 1eroddtises. Sie
lebte, tpie es i6ien, oeretniarnt unb
ipibmete it6 pie friiber ben Wtlien'
i9aften. sic forrelponbtrte NIT Wol'
taire rrb anberen @elebrten bes Nus,
lanbes, lte 3iidtete i'm S9loBpart slt
peterbof 8lunnen unb neue @entiiies
arten, unS Setter slaubte ii6 bere9tist,
iiber bteie 9armloltsfeiten unb nW1a<
rotten" 5einer Sra1t-tpte er it'd aus,
briidte-su ider5eu.
Diele Trennuns ber @atten bate
audi sur Solse, bab it9 bas 0erbalt<
ntB 3pti9en ibnen belerte. Der &at>
fer fpollte Dor iesner Ibreile nod
Deutl9lanb leiner @eu1ablin nod eine
Sreunbli6feit eripetien, unb besbalb
lieb er ibr mittbeilen, oaB er bas 9eter>
unb Paulsfelt bel ibr in Peterbof gu
feiern sebenfe. Dteies Seit follte gang
unb gar na9 ruiiil6er @itte itattfinz
ben, uub Der Safer lieb feline @emabz
lin i6rtftlib unb bur6 gubomttl6
miinbli9 eriuden, i'm fir BEN geters
unb 8aulstas nit ietnem @efolse ais
@ait auf5unebmen. Siinf Gage fpdter
iollte bic Ibreiie bes &atierS nod
Neutldlanb erfolgen.
(Tcrf5eSune foIgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-27

Bienen ite6en; auf Der Sniel Malta
foQ bieie 8ebanblung Elm febr polfsz
tbiimIi6es Mittel segen rbeumatii6e
2eiben bilbeu. @rmielen 1T aber bic
Seilfraft bes 8ienengifteS bur9aus
nidt, unb mir m69ten BON iol6en Ser
fu9en abratben.
Wir baben biz ieBt nur BON Der Wirs
flung reiner Sniefteniti6e seipro6en.
Ser Sta6el ober Stedrffel Der plage>
geiiter fann aber au6 perunreinigt
feinL alabann f6nnen ouBer benz Snz
isftengifte nod anbere iddbli6e Stoffe
in bic Wuube gelangen. 9at }. ..
bic Stedfliege o6er 8remie borber auf
einem nit franfbeitserregenben 8atte'
rlen bebafteten &6rper gegel5en, 10
tam fie bieie 8afterien in bic Sti9>
punbe tibertragen; bieie beilt alsbann
nt6t regelredt, ionbern miro b6sartig;
es fann Blutoergiftung 5inautreten uub
Der barmIoie Tliegenft6 Sen Sob CUR
5olge baben. Nuf bieie Weiie murbe
mieberboIt ber Mil5branb auf Meni6en
iibertragsn. Sn allen Gdllen alio, mo
Der Sniefteniti6 ni6t regelre9t abbeilt,
ionbern @ntainbung Der umgebuns,
Sil6uns Don an6t@en ober 8lds6en
3eigt, fOate fdleunisit fa6beritdnbise
dr3tli6e 9ilfe geiudt tperben; benn
nur bur9 re6t5eitiges energii9es Gin.
greifen fann in einem iol6en Sale bas
Sdlimmfe abgemenbet perben.
@efdbrli6e 8atterien f6nnen iebo1
aud auf anberen Wesen in bic @unbe
gelangen; Der @ta6el mag rein sepe>
len fein, bur6 f6mubisen nmi6lag
tbnnen mir felbit berartise f6dblide
Stoffe in bic Wunbe bineinbringen.
Sarum iollten bic falteu umi mi6ldge
ftets nit reinen St9ern unb reinem
Wafier gema6t merben. Spinnmeben,
nafie @r6e, &artofeli6aIen unb dbn,
li9e Singe, bic fouft seqen Snietten=
ftite empfoblen tuerben, foate man nie=
mails annenoen.
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Wahrbett lit u6mtta

uns bri4t f& gabn. Geseu unebenbdrttse aonfurs
rems unb betriserti&e gdIi&uusen Eat F@ BITE unbes
frettbare Wtrfiamfeit bes als sofetter'S Wasenbtz
ters betannten srcben nattOnaIen St:mulansmttteI
ftets Ba9n sebrpGeu unb wtrb aud tn 3utunft bas
GeIb bebsupten. Das EubItfum ertenut bas 8itters
hberau als Bette eaaswebr sesen maIaria unb su=
SerIdfiises WttteI sesen Dpspepfe, gerifcpfuns,
@erpcfitdt, &heumattSmuS, @erenIeibeu, 8iltoFtdt
unb Wansel an GbIuft an. aqe Gnfrensunseu un=
serantrrcrtli4sr Sdnblerm tbm inbreete apnfurrenl
gu mo@en, fnb mtblunSen, nnb Bpar, ute bemerfl
werben mag, auf 3Dfea berer, bic 9 bamt befabteu.
Bon einem Gube be8 amerifantshen Continents bts
sum anberen ~ es aIs superldifises, f&nel unb fer
bur& eriptefeue Ibatiaaen, bur@ bte pom gublttum
sema4ten Grfatrunseu unb fnr& BITE rhdbaItIois
Gnertennuns ftttens ner mebisinii6cn gBelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-27

atpei Nrbeiter bon yfaunborf nod
DRESDEN. sic famen BON einem Nus>
flus uub ieber trug cine papierlaterne,
ein neberbleiblel ber Musfug 0errz
li9feit. Da nabte ii@ ibnen pl6bs
lid bas S6idiaI in @eitalt eines
@enbarmen nit rsrtmmis bdrt''
ger Miene". n9ie 2aterne auss
l0i@en!" bteB es. unb bann purben
bic periOnalien feitgeitellt unb ben
ob bieier Procebur beaitdnbig bers
bliifften Mrbeitern auf ibre Grage,
tpas bas benn Waes bebeute, bic Mnts
mort, autbeiI, iie bdtten fid gegem eine
obristeitli9e Berorbnung pergangen,
inbem iie obne porbergebenbe poIi3eis
li9e @rlaubniB einen = iage unb
f6reibe einen = Gadsl3ug arrangirt
bdtteu. Sa, .Wsir ieditide @enbar>
men fein belief" Oie obtge pergniigs
li9e @efdi9te tii9t Der r8ormdrtS"
feinen 9eiern auf unb ibm lei bic 8er=
antmortli6teit bafiir, ob iie iib aud
sugetragen, tpie gei6ilbert, iiberlaRen.
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Die 9amtpf 8iiferet

bes 9erru @eorg Manbrp in Der
MuitinsStraBe, San Mntonio, 1T allen
teranii6en 8rauereien fur bic Mnfertis
gung BON 3egS, grOBen Gafern unb
8otti6en befens su empfeblen.
gud 5 unb 10 @allonen 2iquors
&egs f6nnen st ben biaieiten Martts
preiien aus Der Gabrit beapgen tperben
Sbidt Cure Nuftrdae elm!
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Cages : Weui8feiten.
& II | Qnh.

= Oie Sarifs@ituat on nirb INNER
Derrotdelter. Na9 LANCER Oebatte i'm
s;nate, tpdbrenb tpel9er Senator giz
los BON Wiseoniin bas 8prgeben bes
p.dIibenten @lebelanb in. 3iemli1 fldgs
li6er Weiie pertbeibigte, purbe bic
Bill obne tpeitere Snitruttion on bas
@onferen3 &omie 3nriidgeianbt. Sic
Jolae oapon pirb bermutbIi6 iein, bae
eiue augemeine 3uderlteuer bon 45
pro3ent bes Mertbes eingefabrt mirs
uno baB Der 3oa auf Giiener3 unb
&oble I'm 81 reip. 40 pro3ent rebu3irt
merben uiro. Man erpartet, baB bas
9auS bic Bin in bieier Gorm bann
biligen merbe unb ebenio Der prdlibent.
: Sn Siour sails, Soma, berri6t
ungem0bnli6e 9ibe. Wdbrenb ber
leBteR Gage errei1te bas thermometer
bort eine 66be BON LOS Biz 107 Grao.
= 9ie in Denper, gol., taaenbe
&onpention bes Norb Mmerit nifGen
Surnerbunbes bat fi9 iebt pertagt,
na6bem fie protefe segen bic 8ei9rdns
flung uanf6enSmertber @innanSerung
unb eeseu bic ginfiibruns religi0len
llnterri6tsitoffes in bic Greii@ulem ers
lafen bate. &eiolutioneu purben
angenommen, in benen man feline
Snmpatbie NIT ben Nrbeitern ausipra1
uno fi6 fur bic 0erfaatli9ung Der gers
febrmittel, bon 8eleu9tungs= 4nfalten
unb 8ergmerten ertldrte. Die nG6lte
&Onpention tpirb 1896 in 2ouispille,
&entudp, abgebalten tperben.
MuslanD.
= Wie Der amerifanii9e @onful in
2iitti9, 8el9ien, melbet, finb baieIbf
in Der lebten Mo9e 13 @bolerasS s obeS,
fdae norgefommen, 9ie borbergebenbe
Wo6e, iagte er, rnetbeten bic 3eituns
gen ober 5 neue Gdae ben Sag. Oas
8ertrauen bes Noltes 3u ber Ma6t ber
8eb6rben, bic 4ranfheit au unterbrtis
den, 1T 10 sroB, baB ni9t bic geringfe
Wufresung berri6t. Sie grploiion
elmer einaigen Opnamitbombe bat mebr
2eute aus Der Stabt peri6eu9t, als
ale @holerasGdlle.
J = 3miI9en Yaris unb &ouen bal
cine @ettfabrt tattgefunben, bic allges
meines Sntereiie beanipru9en tanu.
Sic fanb itatt 5mii6en Subriperfen,
beren bewegenbe &raft petroleum ober
Oampf mar. gs betbeiligten it9 21
Wasen baraa. Ser Correspondent
in Nantes telegrapbirt, bob es gerabe
IL ubr uar, aIs Der Wagen bes @ras
| fen be Sions, allen anberen 10 Minu>
ten borauS, angebampft fam. Sn
benz @ugen 6es @rafen be Sions be.
| fanben fi9 Der Bring BON Sagan unb
Der Capt. Ga place. Nm Mbenb tele.
srapbirte Der &orresponbent, bas bel
@agen beS @rafeu be 9ions 25 sri.
nuten nod 5 llbr als erfer in Rouen
angetommen iei. Ser aorresponbent
fiigt bin3u: sd fubr auf meinem
3weirab cine Stunbe Dor benz @rafeu
be 9ions BON Nantes mad &ouen ab,
aber bel bsm @aiaan 6lgel fubr
er an mir por5ei unb madte auI
ebenem g8ege 28 &ilometer ober III
Meilen bic Siunbe. Ser Wagen fubl
pie Elm S6nea3ug bic Shsel binau'
unb felblt 3immermann bdtte ibm au1
bic Sauer ni6t folgen t6nneu. pen,
geots nit Petroleum mar gebeiater Wa
gen maj Der einaige, mel6er nit ben
Gubriperfe bes @rafen be 9ionS it
Mitbemerb treten fonnte. Die anberer
9beilnebmer tamen in 3iemli9 regel
mdbigen 3wii6enrdumen ettpaS Dor
llbr NbenbS in &ouen an.
= Nu8 Dresden mirb foIgenbel
taum glaublider poli3ei 4eniefreid
beridtet: Wfarf9irten ba tiir3lid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-27

r. tNFttHtUbtHtttttH
ii4en Bertobe unb furirt periobtide S6tp66e,
91mer5en, aieberbriidenbe Gmpfinbuuaen,
Radenipeb, tatarrbalii9e @iterung uuo dbn.
Iide 4eiben.
Sur Grauen, BITE ihrer Gntbiubung entaeaef.
ieben, 1T 20 cine tuabre Stmmelsgabe; es ber.
ringert bic S6mer3en une @efabren bes @e.
burtsafts, firjt bic Meben unb bic Dapsr bss mo.
@ensstts ob uHs bsf6rbsrt bic rsiAli@s
Bon nabrbafter Wnttermil&.
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$500 uno mebr oanernben 8ers
oiemit pro Sag garantiren mir Ssbem,
Der eine ggentur fiir unfere neuen Bill
Der iibernimmt. Nntdnbise Mrbeit
obne &iiifo. .. 6. Silberman,
st. Yaul, Minn.
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See Mc9Mifter, Seuer> uno uns
ss8erf9erung. Office: 738 South
MlamosS sStraBe, San Nntonio, Seras
Selepbpn 443.
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q. Ypbetuils 4 Co., @aib @ros
GERS. Grii9e 8aaren, niebrige preiie,
prompte Nblieferung. Sin 8eriu6 ers
betsn. 1888 Soutb Mlamo @traBe,
@de @amargo. Selepbpn 433.
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0eiBbier @eiBbier !

Gin bor3ligli1es, erfrii6enbes 8e
tr1nt fiir biefe Sabres3eit.
Sn beliebigen Quantitdten gum Der
fanbt mad ausmdrts porrdtbig.
gtamentli6 Gamilien befens gu em
pfeblen. an wel6e es in Der Stabt fire.
abgeliefert mirb.
Dds & Mihba6er.
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{66pfte ,beruntergefontmerle,
iiberarbeitete nnb fdmdA.
li1e Weib. Go ttnbert nnb
beieiti9t aue iseru6ien
S4md4esuitdnbe 3rdmpfe,
8piterie, uerpoien 3udua.
gen oeer 8eitstau3; 20 regii'
tirt alle uunatiirllheu I'm.
rensfu1 1fiiopeifer her t.fount.
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oHITef, bdb DIE Hatltfs
ti&en Gunitionen resulirt, bie Seer.
ben berubist nno eririfdt. Gar
bieien 5wed if
Or. pieree's "Favoflts Prescription
oie einsiae Webi3iu, beren MIrtuna
eine 10 ii4ere 1T, bab bafiir gas
rauttrt tperben fann. Wenu
bas Prescription" ni4t furtrt,
erhalten gle Sbr Gelb jurtid.
SIM Wdbhen. unb Grauenalter
unb tpenn Sie Dor ber Gntbinbung
fteben, ftdrft uub ereuidt 90 bas ers
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6errell !, Mn3ase.

&ebuftion tpie nod ME 3nbor! Geifle IeIels
19aftss unb &eiles Mnaiee fir 81 35, $8.s5 unb
$1S65. 8elebt bic Baare, ben S4nitt u. bic arbeit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
SWANSON IN CRAYSON COUNTY.
He Discusses the Issues and Shows Up the
Inconsistencies of tho Republicans

INDEPENDENCE, VA. September s.
Especial. )-There was n great outpourng
Of the Democracy Of Grayson here on
Tuesday to greet the Hon. Claude A.
Swanson and hear him discuss the issues
before the people. The courthouse not
being large enough to hold the immense
crowd, the speaking took place In the
Academy near by. The speaker was at
his best and made one of the most bril-
liant and telling speeches ever delivered
here. Round after round of applause
greeted him as he showed up the incon-
sistencies Of the Republican party, and
denounced its past legislation and Its
present pretensions TO being the friend OF
the people.
The people of this county are Justly
proud Of the record made by their repre-
sentative. and propose to send him back
70 complete the work so well begun. Al
though this county Is the home or the
Republican candidate. 1t is naturally
Democratic, and the opinion is freely ex-
pressed here to-day that Swanson will
carry the county by good majority.
He carried It two years ago by over 400
majority and Democrats seem now more
determined than ever that the principles
for which they have so long contended
shall have a full and fair trial in this
government.
The enthusiasm aroused shows that the
party goes into the fight In good s@ape'
and that the 9Th Of November VIII VII
ness a triumphant vindication OF MT
Swanson in his overwhelming re-electlon'
Judges Bolen, of Carroll, and Jackson,
Of this county. also made eloquent ana
stirring addresses, which were heaf'iiy
applauded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
A FOOLHARDY MAN.
He Goes Down Into Bear'Pit 10 NO
cover His Hat
ashton Reporter.)

ashton Reporter)
An incident which occurred at Beie'ue
Geological Gardens the other evening mas
been n tonic of much discussion and spec"
ulatlon during the week over Wide area.
The gardens were. as usual on pahh
holiday. crowded with visitors. Between
Z and o'clock something unusual al
tracted a crowd 10 the pits where inc
hears are housed. A man In one or inc
ni,s with the bears was seen lying upon
his back. The man had climbed the wall
and descended to recover his nat. wnicn
was on the floor OF the pit The reckless
y,sitor sprang to his feet, and, dlvest-
ing himself hurricdly OF his coat and
vest drew a large clasp-knife as one or
the bears made for him. He managed
TO elude the brute. and lodged about
until he got near the clumpy tree In
the centre OF the pits. which the pears
ascend to beg. He managed to scramble
I'D this tree TO the platform, with the
knife in his teeth. Tho bears were fol-
lowing him up the ladder when the
spectators threw wslking-sticks 10 him
with which he managed 70 keep the
beasts of until a ladder was procured.
and by this he was enabled TO cross from
the platform TO the top of the well OF the
Dit. The scene Of excitement was one
which will never fade from the memory
of those who witnessed II. The specta-
tors held their breath I'm terror. women
swooned. and even the strongest trem-
bled with fear for the safety OF the man
who had thus placed his life I'm such i'm
mnent peril. The stranger was immedi-
ately taken care of by the police. The
whole OF the blame for the occurrence IS
due to the reckless visitor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
WARTIME JOURNALISM
Extracts from the Vicksburg Daily Citizen
Of July 2, 1868.


Our excellent friend. Armand Hawkins
of New Orleans, sends US a batch OF Gu
rios. among which We find copy OF the
Vicksbure Daily Citizen for July 2, 1883.
This copy is printed upon wall paper. and
we find it interesting reading at this time,
thirty wears after the date of publication
gracious, how time does fly. 1t seems as
If il were only yesterday that little
boy down among the New England hills
heard them tell of the siege OF Vicksburg.
wen. let us see what this local paper has
TO say OF those troublous times:
I'VE are Indebted to Major Gillespie for
\ steak of Confederate beef, alias mule.
We have tried It, and can assure our
friends that II II Is rendered necessary
they need have no scruples at eating the
meat. II Is sweet, savory, and tender
and so long as we have mule left, we
are satisfied our soldiers will be content
to subsist on it,"
ION Dit-That the great Clysses-the
Yankee generalissimo. surnamed Grant
has expressed his intention OF dining In
Vicksburg on Saturday next and cele-
brating the Fourth of July by a grand
dinner. and so forth. When asked X he
would invite General Joe Johnston TO join
he said: no: for fear there would be row
at the table Ulysses must get into the
city before he dimes in II. The way to
cook the rabbit is first to catch the rab-
bit. etc"
THE Memphis Bulletin at present is in
duress. and edited by Il pink-nosed, slab
sided. toad-eatlng Yankee. who Is a linea
descendant OF Judas Iscariot. and Il
brother german Of the greatest puritanl-
cal. sycophantc. bowling scoundrel IN
hung. Parson Brownlow.'
1--WE lay before our readers In this issue
an account of Lees brilliant and success
ful onslaught upon the Abolition hcrdes
and show cen from their own record
how our gallant boys Of the cavalry have
1eshed their swords IL the hits win
their Wanting fees. ami how each muskei
Of our infantry has told its fatal ieaden
tale.
"To-day Maryland is oIrs. tomorrow
PENNSYLVANIA will Oe and tho next day
Ohlo-now midway, Ike Mohammed' 5
coiIin-wIl fall. Success ard glory 10 our
arms, God and right are Si;h US
Porter is enjoying season of rest. and
lis men are doubtless obliged 10 him for
his kind consideration for their welfare.
on Tuesday he fred 4 few shots from MS
Parrots, and kept his men toleraDly busy
sharpshootng across the river, with no
other result than might be expected. The
mortars have not been used for nearly
forty-eight hours. Poor fool. he might
as well give up the vain aspiration he en-
tertains of capturing our city. or eAter-
minatlng our people. and return 10 his
master, to receive the reward such a
gasconading dolt will NEE. at the hands
OF the unappreciating government at
Washington"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
VIRGINIA GOOD TEMPLARS.
Close of the Twcnty.Seventh Annual Ses-
AiOn With a LOya Eensf.

STAUNTON, VA, September S-(Spe-
ial.)-The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
of Virginia. which met here this week,
had a successful session of four days
In his report nd-Chief-Templar, the
Rev. Robert l.. White. OF Neapolls, mem
tons the defeat of the Miller bill in the
last Legislature as a matter of rejoicing
The Chief-Templar travelled 1859 miles in
his official work.
The Grand Secretary's report shows the
present membership in the State to be
1856. net loss during the year of l62
members. There has been a loss OF two
lodges, the present number being IL. The
Grand Lodge receipts for the past fiscal
year were N,313S2, against which war
rants amounting 10 sl,5l2.0i were drawn.
The report further says that the tenn
perance sentiment in the State Is daily
growing stronger. and remarks on the
fact that nearly all the towns asking in
corporation OF the Legislature have q
chartered provision that llIGor-licenses
shall not be granted by the courts except
on the approval of the town councils.
In the report OF Mrs. Louise S. Wood
house 1t appears that there are % juve-
nile temples, having n membership OF
1891. The Juvenile temples organized du-
ring the year were ten-three In Halifax,
two In Richmond. and one each I'm Dam
vile. Lynchburg. Portsmouth. Charlottes-
vile. and Fairfax.
THE BANQUET
At the banquet given the Grand Lodge
by the Stanton Lodge, at the Hoover
House, covers were laid for zoo. Mayor
Alexander III. Fultz was the POSTMASTER,
and the following toasts were responded
to: 1.-THE Good-Templars." o. w. Blaine,
Of Michigan; The Bar" Thomas White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
FRANK [. M'CAlEB'S GERMAN.



well observation-disclosures and Social.
STANTON. VA. September S-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Mr.. L. McCaleb, Of New Or
leans, who for several sessions past has
been a student at the Stanton Military
Academy, entertained his friends here
in a handsome way wednesday night.
Mr. McCaleb bids farewell to Stanton
in few days. and will matriculate at
the University of Virginia.
In response TO Mr.. McCalebs invita-
tions, was gathered together at the Viz
gnia Hotel an elegant assembly of beau
tiful girls and gallant beaux. y pretty
german was led by Mr.. George II. Bell,
and the dancing was kept up u1til 1880
A VI. During the evening a dainty coll
lation OF coffee, sandwiches. salads. and
water-ices, was as served. The costumes
Of the young ladies' were exceedingly
pretty, the music. OF seven pieces. fur
nshed by the Stonewal Brigade Band
Orchestra. was exceedingly well rem
dered, and in fact. a combination of
happy condolences conspired to make Mr..
McCalebs german a most successful
one.
There were several Richmond girls pres
ent. and the good old city on the James
maintained easily its reputation as the
pretty women. Some of the guests were:
Mr.. Edward Baker. Miss Nan Cooke.
Mr.. Hampton Wayt, Miss Lucille Kilby,
Mr.. Walter Hulliken. Mr.. Robert c.
Blackford, Miss Minnie Mccoy, Mr..
George W. Britain. Miss Wiseman. L.
verpool. Eng; Mr.. W. b. Morton. Mss
Jessie MCNEIL. Of North Carolina; Mr..
John Baldwin Ransom. Miss Daisy Var
brough. Of Richmond; Mr.. j. Walker Nc
Chesney Miss Matte Wayt, Mr. Charles
Elchelberger. Miss Alice Montgomery.
Nashville: J. Lewis Bumgardner, Miss
futile, University OF Virginia: Mr.. Ru-
dolph Bumgardner Miss McClue. Mr..
Stephen ID. Timberlake, Miss Sallie Faun-
tleroy, Mr.. William Walker, Miss
Laura Miller. Winchester: Mr.. Joseph
A. Glasgow. Miss Mary Dyer. New Or
leans; Mr.. n. w. Bowe. Richmond: Miss
Else Courtney, Richmonc, Mr.. Harry
Cootes. Miss Rosa WITT, " Philip II.
Trout. Miss Eva Bowe RAYMOND; Mr..
Charles Cooke, Miss Annie Cooke Mr..
d. Miller McCue, Miss Anderson, Bowling
Green. Ky: Mr. Clarke Worthington,
Miss Hughes. of Paducah. Ky; Mr. Ben
jamin Blackfori. Mrs. Frank Rixby.
Ironton. o.; Mr. ]. G.. Davidson. Mill
boro'; Miss Louise Withrow.
. Mr. McCaleb accompanied Miss Bernard
Harvey, of Richmond. and Mr.. George
H. Bell led with Miss Bixley. of Ironton.
Ohio.
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs Tay-
lor Bissell. Mr.. and Mrs. William Starke
Burke Mrs. Albert J. Dabney,
Mrs. y. Wayt. Mrs. Il. +. Dabbs, OF Fort
Smith, Ark. and Mrs. Charles l.. Cooke.
The stays were Mr.. Lawrence Peyton.
Mr.. Louis WITT. Mr.. Kenneth Mccoy.
Mr.. Thomas Alsop OF Richmond; Mr..
James ii. Woodward Mr.. w. Baldwin
Wayt, Mr. Frank Tanneh!ll. Mr.. Frank
Bell. and Mr. Nicholas X. Cooke.
The State institution OF the deaf. dumb.
and blind opened Wednesday with a full
attendance. Mr. J. Louis Ide. OF Rich
mond. Is the new teacher of music. Mr.
Ide was a former resident Of this city
before his residence in Richmond. and the
position he fills at the State institution Is
a new one created by the Board OF VS.
itors at Its last meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09

abort way In front Of the car and a few
inobe. above the track. This 10 Intended
20 remove any obstruction on the road
wav over which the car cannot pass with
safety. the bar Is covered with rubber
and the device IL on springs 30 that vers
slight pressure will lift 1t.
The second and more substantial iront
guard IL under the car flooring. and side
guards running the length Of the ca.
are hinged to the front one. When nov roy
in use the guard is held consideran,,e
distance from the ground. and Is INSANITY
released by n trip operated by pressure
from the motorman's foot. 1t IL RAISE"
BY use OF n notched lever.
Mr. Trippe will try and have his inven y,
ton introduced on the street-car ines -,
Richmond, where II may be the means OF
saving human lives.