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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

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hundred twoye n
head of al
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hundred woye
bred i branda
Two thousand
Terrory
Onet n kandu
eng delivered at o
woods
hundred n
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500 de-
al
all
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Targets all ind
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

1t doesn't take many words for a man to tell
what he thoroughly believes.
And he tells his story in a straightforward right
to-the-pOint way that convinces every
There ifs lands In the letter that
Mr.. John ID. Myers of Union Bridge. Nd, writes.
telling Of his wife's complete recovery Of health
by the of the greatest remedy yet known
Paine's ;elery compound Mr.. Myers writes:
MY wife suffering from indigestion and
nervousness when 1 got her bottle of Paine 8
celery compound. This so much improved her that
she has taken three bottles, and now is as well
She had tried various other medicines be-
fore taking the compound, but with no beneficial
results. She used to be subject TO sick headaches
but since taking the compound she has not been
troubled with any headaches whatever"
Mrs. Myers portrait Is prir ted above.
1t IL simply another case Of n feeble, ailing
woman made strong and Well by this great modern
nerve invigorator and blood purifier. Such ex
pcriences takin, place every day all over the
country, wherever there are thin-hlOoded tired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
challenged Eby to play at 600 points for
$500 side.
Sale of the New Yorks.

Andrew freedman Is now in control OF
the New York Base Ball Club. The sale
of the controlling interest was concluded
yesterday in the Office of Treasurer Tai
colt. Mr.. Freedman received a certificate
Of 1900 shares Of stock and passed Mr..
Talcott a check. The amount was not
stated. but an estimate at $45 share
would make the amount $4,000 A con-
trolling interest would be 1,191 shares.
Mr.. Freedman's first official act was q
talk with Manager George Davis, who
will have full control Frank Bunnell will
take George Stackhouse's position as Sec
rotary.
Mr.. Davis has decided to take the club
late in February either to Sanford, Fla,
or Sumter. S. c.. for practice. Sanford
will probably be selected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

nervous people who are fortunate enough to know
the value of Paine's celery compound.
Weak, shaky, tired nerves. the verge Of pros
tration, need nothing SO much as food-proper food
to rebuild heir shattered condition and allow them
to rest. This is why many thousands of persons
have been saved from nervous exhaustion and de-
tility by taking Pane's celery compound in time.
When feels that aching and pain at the
base Of the brain. repeated headaches and a grow
ing sense of uneasiness and discomfort, 1t is
high time to prevent disaster by feeding and regu-
lhting the nervous system with Paine's celery
pound.
This greatest of all remedies cures speedily and
permanently every disorder arising from an i'm
paired nervous system or impure blood-neuralgia,
rheumatism. nervous dyspepsia. kidney complaints.
1t encourages a complete digt ston.
1t enables the body to store up a surplus of
nervous energy.
And every step toward firm health gained by
the aid of Paine's celery compound Is q perma-
nent gain! Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

be easily sifted. And would not a reckless
Eess of complaining be rather better than
a Iecklessness of depressing?
Why does not some statesman anxious
for a fad ride this hobby on the winter
national race course" on Capitol Hill? The
defense of the defenseless, the champion
ship of liberty and rights in their smallest
breach, is worthy the lance and tilt of any
knight patriot. If the guardians of liberty
think there have occurred no breaches, they
can learn from sources rot to be gainsaid
how seme of these subs have, with q
ceaseless ingenuity and a refinement Of
cruelty. hazed defenseless women who
they imagined failed in due court to them,
or against whom some toadying favorite
chose to tell tales-how some of these have
been irsulted with the coarsest invective;
addressed with the rudest want of man.
rers in the presence of others; kept under
artificial light fol. months and months when
other arrangements could easily have been
made and until eyes were being perma-
nently injured. 1t is impossible that for
these evils there is no remedy. S. ]. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
To wheel a Mile a Minute.

Charles Murphy Of Brooklyn announces
that he will try before June to ride a
bicycle mile in one minute, and there is
heavy bet that he will come within ten
seconds of it. 1t Is supposed he will have
track constructed between railroad
tracks, as nothing but a locomotive could
pace Wheelman in any such time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
A Tariff Decision,

The Attorney General has given an
opinion that goods imported and entered
for warehouse prior to the tariff act of
1894, and not withdrawn for consumption
within three years from the date of the
original importation. are unaffected by the
new rates Of duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Two FavOrites Won.

The bookies had the better of the argu-
ment in their controversy with the rail
birds. the pikers and the plungers who put
UP as much as s. on race at the Alexan-
der Island track yesterday, but two favor
ties winning. Nina was a real comforting
good thing, landing the purse at odds of 70
to l. Jockey Clare was reinstated. Thir-
teen bookmakers weighed in. and the track
was the best for several days. The win
ners were: Jim Mclaughlin, to ]; Cha
teau, even money; Nina, 20 to l.; Johnny,
to l, and Mask, 6 to 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
johnson POSTS n Forfeit.

Johnson has posted a. forfeit to obtain a
match with Joseph Doncghue for trophy
valued at 800, the distance to be between
one and five mile the place of meeting
to be the ice off the North Shrewsbury Ice
Yacht Club, and the date prior to January
%. johnson w:ll~aIlow Donoghue to namo
the distance he prefers within the limit
mentioned. A thousand dollars were also
put up on Johnson by his hackers on the
result for any one to cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
The Tracks viii Divide Dates.

The officials of the Alexander Island
course and the st. Asaphs Junction track
have come to friendly understanding
The Alexander Island track will reopen OIL
the 1st of March, and races will be run for
two days. Then the st. Asaph's people
will begin their spring meeting, and there
after the rival tracks will race on alter
nate days so long as both meetings con-
tinue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Indians for the Wild West Show.

The Secretary of the Interior has granted
permission to the representative of Bar
mum & Bailey's circus to employ thirty
Moquis, Apaches and Navajo Indians. He
has also granted permission for the en-
ployment by Buffalo Bills Wild West
Show of lbs Indians from various reserva-
tiOns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
The c. A. c. Smoker.

An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the smoker Of the Columbia
Athletic Club tomorrow evening. Besides
the playing of the Tuxedos there will be
among the clubs entertainers Mr.. Aaron
StearDs, Mr.. B. ]. Maddert Mr. Hail. Mr.
Jim English, Middleton and Dougherty,
Tom Will1ison. the Georgetown Banjo and
Guitar Club, Mr.. T. o. Pulizzi and a host
of Othr.rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
A Great Interstate Main.

The interstate cooking main closed yes
terday at Houston, Tex. Georgia won
twelve of the mains to Houston's five,
Georgia winning IS, 100 in stakes and any
amount of bets. The Georgia cocks also
had things their own way in hack fights,
winning a majority of them. Georgia won
the first fight yesterday, giving them the
main; also third, fourth and fifth, the last
battle lasting twenty-five pittings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
An Indoor Record Broken.

c. Fred. Alderman broke the worlds 7.
M. c. A. indoor record for pole vaulting on
Wednesday at the games of the Syracuse
University. He made 10 feet 6 inches.
Alderman, who belongs to the local Y. M.
c. A. of the place, will try for the outdoor
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Will Play D'OrO.

Grant H. Eby will play the worlds pool
champion, Alfred D'Oro, another match, If
D'Oro is willing. He recently defeated the
champion by 200 to 81. John Werner has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Indians Betting

The Puyallup and Black River Indian
tribes in Washington are participating in
their first great gambling game that mas
occurred within thirty years. The game
has been in progress for eighteen days.
and Is apparently but half finished. Each
side has a certain number of chips. which
are hidden, the opposite side guessing
where the odd chip, is The Puyallups are
ahead, having scored 81 out of possible
present, squaws dancing all night. The
braves on both sides are betting heavily on
the result, stalking money. horses, cattle
and blankets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Craig to Fight CreedOn

Col. J. D. Hopkins, on behalf Of Daniel
Creedon, has accepted the challenge Of
Frank Craig, the -Harlem Coffee Cooler"
for a fight before the National Sporting
Club of London The club officers put up
a purse Of $1,000 and allow $500 expenses.
Col. Hopkins has also issued a challenge
for meeting between Thomas Tracy, the
Australian welter-weight, and either
Thomas Ryan or Joseph Walcott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Next Championship Of the A. A. U.

tomorrow evening, the team of the
Young Mems Catholic Club will be the
visitors at the Washington Athletic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
LATE SPORTING NEWS
. -
BUENA v1sTAs WON TWO.
Come. B"vled Lest Night in the Dis
trict IQuFnamcut.

Below are the scores rolled on the alleys
of the Buena Vista Club last night be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

F{G|DQ U.
SALE.
ANOTHER
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ing prices tomorrow. We
are always open until g
Pr. ON Saturdays, giving
you three hours extra
shopping Time.
S2.oS
A.n MTcH STYLE As ANY OF OUR FINEST
$500
ST, o OF THIS THIs SEASONS STYLES And ARE
$3.50
ShTIS EaSISe sTfFcnEb 'A EDGE or s BoUS d.
S4.48
WlT Satin sEE zs hND Full it GfncG 5Eh
SHAPE.
S7.o5
FOR SIS SILK SEAL PLUSH CAPES. MADE OF
d Go0p Su1 RIEP st tTpsH AND LINED WITH
$1,000
Lent IMITATION OF REAL SEAL. AND FIN
S2.o8
FOR SO MISSES ALI-wOOI. REFERS, PLAIN
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$500
FOR $40 MISSES AII-wOOL REFERS, A VERY
NOBBI TAILOR-MADE GARMENT.
Every One
BUYS GLOVES ON A SATURDAY To COMPLETE
THEIR SUNDAY TOILET. DIR SALE OF HAND
MANY TO Think THAT HUNDREDS of BUY
Frs WERE FULLY SUPPLIED FOR THAT DAY,
fURCHAsE IN THIS LINE. ~
Our stock of Tribes Fine
Gloves are still ON sale and
will be at the following ex-
tremely low prices:
LADIES SIS WHITE GLOVES, WITH
LATIL$ $l,2s 5-HooK SUEDE IN TAN wv
LADIES' $50 $50 AND iHooK PERRIv.s ''e
TAI n,S. NOPE, BR%MS AT6 RLACk; CSC.
Il GRAf Tan. NODE AND }' Wire + ,.h ssc
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wiFH p IqE GH nF9ys WHITE JEAN WAISTS
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soc.
A PAIR FOR LADIES' DRAB AND WHITE JEAN
CoRSErs, HIGH BUST, DOUBLE SrEELS.
69c.
PAIR FOR LADIES' WHITE CoUTlLLE COR
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BILE STEEIS.
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Sl.oo
A PAIR FOR AMERICAN C. p, 6HOOK COU-
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KERCHIEFS.
u2Hc.
Ao YARD FOR NO; sATIN-BACK VELVET RIB
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YARD FOR NEW STYLE CHENILLE DOT
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A PAIR FOR LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE
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2Sc.
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25c.
foi rAlR F3is c LADIES' DRoPsTITCH Isle
iiOSE- HIGH SPLlCED HEEL. DOUBLE TOES
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FOR LADIES' AMERICAN HOSIERY UNDER
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S3C.
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STITCHED AND PEARL BUTTONS ALL SIZES
48c.
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GGc.
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sc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
Weights for American Horses.
worlds skating Record. Broken.

WOrId's Skating RecOrds BROKEN.
John s. Johnson.r Howard Moshier and
Harley Davidson broke some world records
at Red Bank. N. T., yesterday morning.
skating with the wind, They are as fol-
lows: Davidson. 90 yards, standing start,
Is As seconds; Johnson. standing start,
quarter mile % 3-3 seconds: Moshier, fly
Ing start, DO yards, Is 20 seconds. These
are not official recordS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

The next annual wrestling and boxing
championships of the Amateur Athletic
Union will be held at Pittsburg next March
If the consent of the third member of the
championship committee, Mr.. WEIGH of
Allegheny, Is obtained. The other MEM
bers of the committee are w. B. Curtis
and James e. Sullivan of New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25

The London Sporting Life says that at
long meeting of the National Sporting
Club Wednesday night the negotiations for
a match between Corbett and Jackson col
lapsed The Sportsman and the Telegraph
state that Jackson agreed to a meeting
with Cortett at the National Sporting Club
within four months. He said that his
money would be ready at an hours notice.
Corbett had offered to fight jackson for
$4,000 a side nine weeks after his fight
with FitZsimmons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-25

Gaumfdmmen gelperrt. gDtr iahen
audl eeniiifa 9eute habinter auf Der
s'auer liege!, mir riefen lie an, uno als
lie ni9t aniloorteteu, gaben mir Seuer."
pG5ut, mciu Sobn," erpiberte Der
Sberit, rGr bat geine Pfli1t setbom.
Sd mar barauf porbereitet."
@r mari eiuen 8lid aui 9penb unS
fra9te: r&ennt Gr einen anberen @ee,
auf bem mir gum 96loiie selamsen
fonnen?"
rGs sibt teiuen anberen," erlpiberte
Speno.
.9iun gut, GragOner," fubr @parre
fort, voann reiten mir ipeiter. @dbel
berans, 9ebt senau auf ,ueine 8efeble
Gdt." 8ei oieien @orten soa oer
Sberit eine Giitote aus benz @attel>
rlelnen uue iaste gu Speub: Genie
Gr at neine @orte bon porbin. Sn
Dem aan,pf. Der nun besinnt, ipirb Gr
belpeiieu fonnen, mas fir elm Mann
81 LIT. 8ergeiie ST nidt, baB @r an
meiner Geite reitet."
sd werSs baS nidt perssiisn, GER
Oberlt" entgesuete Gpeno nit beriel.
ben Salthluti9feit mie norbin.
altmdll9, lu6breno bic Reiter tiefer
in ben gsalo selansten, bemerfte
sparre sn ieiner Sreuoe, baB iid ber
Weg erlpeiterte. 0tan fab eine Meuse
9efallter 9aumitamme on Der Gr6e
lie9en. Die ab9ebauenen .3weise bats
ten Soenbs Heute iiber cen Mes se>
idleppt uno baburd) einen Gerbau
9ebiloet, Der unlnOslid su iiberlteisen
gepeien ipdre, tpenn nibt bic slrbeit
BET Der anfunft Der Seinbe nod einise
Sliden sebabt batte.
Der Sberlt bemerfte bas auf ben
eriten 8lid. Gr lieB feline 0eute bic
2inte i6lieBen unb auf ben oifenen
Blat Dor ben Gerbau reiten.
(1ortiseune fcIgtj.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-25

/ boben unb -IieBen bie Reiter barauf
j Rlas nebmen.
, vGertreibt Gu1 nun bic 3eit, 70
! gut es aeben mill," Ia9te guenb.
| ~Seuie 9ii.;s.o I,t!ea Cure &ameraDen
erfabren, pO Sbr gu finSen feib."
, Gr Itetfte Die Biitolen in Den @iirtel
uno uerlteB bas .3immer.
rllnb i'd" fiiste Sb bin;u, Der ;us
rlidgeblieben mar uno bas 6ubn 6ea
Gra9onerS bonn Qabeitof nabn, i'd
piinide Sud alien Gieren einen guten
Ippetit uno eine beflere 0ele9enbeit,
ibn gu itillen, luenn Sbr Sud bas
nd9ite Mlal Elm 10 idOnes, fettes, flei~
nes Subn bratet."
Bei oielen Worten mari er einise
pol3i6ette auf bas fait erloldene
Ueuer, nabm oas 9ubu unb folste
Gpe,lb.
@dren bic Graeoner nidt sebunben
semeIen, piirben iie lnenise Mlinuten
ipdter seI zen babea, ipie @penb
Gj6nse uno 81, In i9mebiide lnifor.
men sefleioet, bas S9auer perlieBen.
Cine Strede jenieits Der Sittte trenn.
ten lie it'd.
Sb nabm bic Pfsrbe uno bic @affea
Der Sdmeoen NIT. slls er ben Ranb
bes Walbes errei9t batts. bielt er
ieiue boble Sano Dor ben Munb unb
rtef Spenb gu:
nauf Wieoerieben, 0err Gorporal,
uno sliidlide Reiie!"
Gann lieB er sic Pferbe laufen unS
,erldipanb i'm Walbe.
Spenb itlug ben enteegenaeiesteu
Wes nad Netlnoe 3u elm, no O6erii
Sparre, ME bic Drasoner er3dblt bat,
tea nit ieinen 9euten Salt maiden
mollte.
@be Sueuo Die 9iitte perlieB, hattie
er bic Tbiirflinte an ben pfoiten felt.
eebunben unb nit einem gtuG Greioe
brei sroBe areu3e auf oie 9biir semalt,
Elm GennSei6eu, peldes In ienen
Tagen beoeutete, baB bic Bepobner
bieies 9auieS nit ben ldmarjen Dlat.
tern bebaftet ieien.
Gieier Gift bebienie er lid, I'M bic
umberitreifenbeu Sdiueben ab,ubalten,
Die 9iitte 3u betreten, mo iie ibre
Gameraoen finben lpiirben, uno baburd
moslider 0eiie ben anidlas pereiteltt
fOunter, ben aus3uiiibren er I'm Be-
Sriffe fianb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-25
s, Sapttel.
@benb @iSnse im erisssbienjt bes
sSeinbeS.

Gm ielbeu Nadmittas lprenste cine
Gbtbeiluns feinOlider Reiter burd,
0etinbe unS uerlor ii9 in ben bunflen
Wdloern bel Serremaubsgoar1, Die
Reiter batteN TIRE Sdbel in Die g6eibe
| seftedt lub itd sesen Die bei6ente
&dlte, bic nod bem gdneefall einae.
treten mar, feiter In lire lansen Mau.
tel Sebiillt. gin Der Spise Der g6aar
ritt elm tleiner, maserer Mtaun nit
blonbem Saar, r0tblidem g9nurrbarf
unb breiten, poritebenben Qippem. Ole
| auBerorbentli@e Gldiie ieines @eiids
tes riibrte BON elmer @unoe ber, lpel6e
| er iudbreno Der Beleserune BON ssreses
rtfsoSbe erbalten batte, ,lne bic nod
ntdt gang sebeilt mar.
Dieier Mann war Cberit gparre,
bon benz Der &orporal am Morgen In
Der Qiitte seiprpden bate. unb bem ct
cine Srbre brinsen iollte.
Die oi9te Sdneei1i1t, Die iebeu
0e9enitano beoedte, bate an perldyie,
oenen gtelleu bi, Spuren oes 0eaes
permiidt, 10 oab bic Orasouer i'm
sdritt reiten muBten unb bin uno
mieoer sesmun9en maren, Oalt au
maden bis Der Sberit ben Wes aes
fllnoen bate. ben lie ;teben iollten,
Gorporal." rief Sparre na6 einem
loiden 0alt aus, nteuut Gr ben @ea
Su cem pertpunlhenen G6los?"
r9lein 9err Oberlt" lautete bic
Antwort.
r9tebme ST bier Mann uno reite Gr
~ lenen 'Sduiern bi,lab unh bole ST
einen Mlann, Der uns ben Wea aeiaea
fann, Per S9,lee bat uns aufsebalten,
MIR muiieu, ebe Sie Ddnmeruna
bereinbrtbt, I'M Quartier iein."
Der aorporal 9riiBte unb bielt feiu
Yfero an, um ;u penben. ,Sm ielbeu
ausenblid iab man eiuen @eiter iH
ebene'n 2rote auf bic 4rasoaef als'
fommen.
.Marte Gr ein ipenis," rief ber
Gberit unb lpanote fid an ben 9ame'
raoen.
Ous antlis pes 9teitsrs aeists
Suenb @j6n9es befa1nte 3use; er
bielt Dor benz SberfteR uub sribte 70
rnbia uas foralOs. ais befdnbe er itd
inmitteu ieiner 8ameraSen.
User ietS Sbr?" fraste Sparre,
feline bellblauen Gu9en nit {darfen,
ipdbenoeul 9lusbru6 auf Goenb rid.
tenb.
sd bin Orbonnan3 bel @sneral
0abiau Serieu," erwissrte Epenb in
oem breiten, fineenSen idoonen fdeu
Gialeft, ben er uuter ben @j0u9en sur
Vollfomlnenbeit eelernt bate.
,Sein @emerbe?"
sd brin9e bem gndsisen Serrn
Sberit siefe Orere,a
| SpeRs reihte benz Sberiteu Elm
| Napier, baS er unter Sem 2oller bers
por3og. Sparres alufmerfiamfeit idien
| iid au perooppeln, feline ausen moren,
lpdbreub er bic Srbre in Gmpfane
nabn, uuperpanot auf Spenb eeri6tet.
Speno id)ien bas nidt 3u bemerten,
nur einmol fab er auf uno besesnete
oem forfdenben Bid bes Oberlten,
obue einen MluSfel ju per;ieben. Gno.
lid erbra6 Sparre ben 8rief
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-25
Dr.. priee's Cream Batine powoel
pS9Fe @eltsausFeaungs aussebtmnnp.

- Wnn idreibt aus Sroppau in
Oet .shlefen: 9as Seefriebiife @bes
paar bat fid nift Iange bes fiirslih ges
oorenen SprbBlines erfreut. 9as Sinh
1T fatalid ploblit genorben. Greifrau
bon Seefrieb. .8uttenbeim, 8emabliu
bes OberIieutenantS Srbr. b. Seefrieb
babier, 1T betanntli6 cine So6ter bes
prinsen 2eopolb Don gapern unb cine
@nfelin bes 6iterreidii6en 4aiierS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-25

Srau 6 II 3 n BON
61s On 1e. Ct, Stem
Dort @itp, tdreibt !:
sd tbtile Sbuen bier.
bur9 nit, baB i9 cine
befdnbts Otter obion.
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ge3osen feben i"nten unisr 9aser
BON en- bensAn3iisen in Augens
ihetn nebmen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
FOURTEEN WERE LOST.
German Ship Athena Blown Up by .
Naphtha Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l9.-The Ger
man ship Athena, from New York for
Bremen, was lost at sea ON Sunday,
Dec. l6, together with the captain and
ID men, who Were part of a crew Of 20;
the first mate, second mate and 4 sea-
men being picked up by the British
steamer Tafna bound for this port. The
awful accident was due to an explosion
Of the ships cargo of naptha and nitro
glycerine. The explosion occurred
while the Athena was lying in a help
less condition of Cape May.
The Athena left New York Dec. 10
VITA u cargo of naphtha in barrels and
several hundred cases of nitroglycerine,
She experienced severe weather until
Friday. That day she had all her
masts carried away and sprang aleak.
Her bow sank down into the water and
the deck was submerged up to where
the foremost had been. On Saturday
morning the Tafna was sighted
Distress Signals wers Raised,
but on account Of the heavy seas the
British steamer could not get near her.
The Tafna signalled that she would
stand by until sunday.
Sunday morning about = O'Clock the