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trouse for watch repairing.
The Schnnls and Souvenir

No history of any town or city is COM
plete without history of the Iublic
school system. The history of the schools
of Shenandoah in the HERALD silver an
niversary souvenir will be very complete.
1t will cover at least twelve columns of
the paper.
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All watches repaired by Strouse guar
anTeed for one year.
A Feast in Free Lunch.

The ever delicious dish, oyster pie, will
be served to the patrons of free lunch at
the Watson House tonight. The bar will
also be supplied with egg nogg and Roman
punch. On Monday morning fried liver,
bacon and onions will be served.
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Speaker Walton Coming.

Speaker Walton and ms clerk, Hon.
Harry Huhn of Philadelphia, will pay
visit to town on the Goth INST. The visit
win have no bearing whatever upon
politics The gentlemen will be the guests
of Hon. NJ P Fowler, who was interested
with Mr. Huhu in the operation of the
Knickerbocker collisry years ago, and
Speaker Walton will be afforded an op
portunity to make his first visit to the
mines of che anthracite region,
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Strouse for breaches.
Pro Re Nata.

Tonight, Easter eve, Chinese bean soup
prepared in German style by one of the
best caterers in the county. Do not miss
it, for you are all invited to the Scheihy
House.
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strouse is the leading ieweler.
Sumner Tonight.

A cake and coffee supper will be held in
Robbins opera house tonight under the
auspices of the Salvation Army. All
patrons will be given hallelujah recep-
tion.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
named people remain at the local post
office and are advertised as uncalled for /;
Mrs. Reese, j, NJ Van Syckle.
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Strouse for clocks,
Valuable Property for Sale.

A good threestory brick house, store
room and dwelling Best location. Next
door to First National Bank. Apply to
No. 80 Oak street, Mt Carmel, Pa, I'm
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Martin Fahey, John A. Reilly, Tim
O'Brien and H. j. Muldoon left town yes
terday afternoon for South Bethlehem,
where Fahey will run his lOO-yard race
for $3.50 side with Michael Ryan OF
Phillipsburg, n. j. The race was fixed
for between and o'clock this evening.
IS karat solid gold wedding rings at
Strouse's,
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Charltahle.

The Scheihy House will supply any
family in needy circumstances with can
OF soup.
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Chicken and Waffles at McElhenny's.

One Of the grandest and most expen-
sive free lunches ever given away will be
served free at McElhenny's popular cafe
this evening, consisting of chicken and
wafles The public in general is cor
daily invited to call and partake of the
same. There will be sufficient for every
body.
Linen toweling 219 cents per yard from
to p. M. Saturday, Only yards will
be sold to each customer. j. Obelsky, %
West Centre street.
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Chicken and oyster soup fish cakes
Swiss cheese, oysters, in all styles, at the
Scheidy House.
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l22 North Naia Street, Shenandoah.
The Way we Look at Il.

There two values to purchasewhat and what is
worth 1t matters little what you pay within reasonable
bounds matters great deal what you receive in for
the expenditure Reckoning this basis line of wall
paper window shades curtain poles and moudngs stands
pre-emneny the head of anything in this section of the
county We please you quality and price
you will buttae the and ascertain prices these
goods Contracts taken and Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Strouse's watch charms are elegant and
reas enable in price.
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Free,

Try an Easter egg tonight at the
Schehy House.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
Los a,yrascritos naetlacos carayanos
con ejercaca0 en- esta cautlad,

Certifcan: que han comprobado yA en- la
pr&ctica official, va en- Ia particular, durants
Ia epidenia variolosa re;nante en- ests eiu-
dad, 10 oAcaeia ontestable del virus
vacuno procedents del Icstituto de Vacu
naci6n de don Santiago aeiio ins.alsdo en
Arecibo bajo su direcri6s..--Dir que di-
cho senior Seijo despn9s de- un concisnzudo
detenido estudio, ha consaguido perfec-
cionar Ell nivel do los Institutes Europeos
de sui fndole, el oultivo de aauel virus pro-
filactico de- Ia viruela hasta 81 extreme ed
poder asegurar Y aarmar los que suscriben,
qne en- esta poblaci6n ha producido tan fe-
lioes resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjelo
atisfactorio brillanse exito, que sc han
oonseguido con gu empleo y propagation sl
sxterminio de Ia virnela que aterrorizaba
diAzmaba eata poblaci6n desde hace diez
ocho nleses. No vacilando por ends los in
frascritos en- publicar-no tan colo por me-
aio de la presente sino ,Iue tambien por la
prsnsa periodiea del pals Ger naeesario-
que la linfa vacnna extraida do Ia isrnera
del precitado Institute as superior prefe-
rible todae las DENTS usadas en- Ia isla, In
oluso Ia de Iaondre3, que estadistica nente
la iado mejor mas rosultado, has.a el OK
treno de habsr eonssguido la pnstslacs0n
uacina1 en- un noventa por cisnto: para
que conste y valga do:de convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente Ell
Ponce 4 II de Mayo de 1888. DR.. Baltasar
lsaiguss COrehado-Dr. ReUer6,s-Dr.
Pagani-Dr. Corofaas- Vidas Rios DR.
E1iseo Font y G1sglot Dir. Juas Xglesaas-
Dr.. M. Zero Gamdtu-Dr, Casimiro =. del
Yale.
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Ell PROGRESO
CENTRO DE PUBLIOACIONEs
taller de encuadernacion
DE FRANCISCO TURULL

Hago saber los constantes suscritores
que honrran esta casa con sus nombres, >
al pdblico en- general, que desde esta feeha
cesa, por convenir asf a los intereses busn
OGDEN de Ia misma, aiente que 10 ara en- la
ciudad de Ponce su demarcaci6n don
Juan Menchaca Lugo, eustituyeadola On
su lugar ell active iuteligente On ell rame
con qnien podran entenderse los sefiores
sueeritcres, por 81 tiev en- que hacer alguna
reclamaci5n, al mismo tempo pedir Iar
obras que tengan por conveniante suscri-
birse en- 10 sucesivo.
Mayag iiez 25 de Noviembre de 1891.
Francisco TnruU
NOTA La nueva agercia queda estable-
cida gu Ponce sn Ia Gale de Mendez Vigo
nfmero @
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc re,sde, con b,4enas condolences, Ia nadq4i-
,sa vertical para m0Ier cassa de la Hacie,ada
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de Is caballos DE-
fyersa, en- ns0gniGco esta1o coryiente, con al
gsss:os ptesas de repnesto, COMO que cst6 ha-
csendO 0ct1alnae'sts 81 cosecdo paede p<ysele
fss,sci0,sar. En- 81 caso, &c e,strcgard en- Julso
py6rinso, e,s qsts debe n,ontarse otYa de mayor
pote,cia. Oivigirse al qse stIscssbe. Ponce,
Eebres0 IL de 1894. -FRANUIsOo PARRA.
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s A CA l. A M 30
9UITA-DoL

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- el
pafs, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les, dolores de cabeza, nenralgias, reumas,
;nhamaeiones demas afecciones cutaneas,
ETC., etc.
La formula de cada botella indiea la ma
nera de usarse. A pssar del gran consume
de este preparado, su .precio sera flo como
Unicos depositarios del legftimo Saca-
Ian'b6,
L. Gaard6n y G.
Ponca Fahr4ra IA do 1894 3Jm. .
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EsoENA y
La NoeHg LTGUBRE


Julio - Rosaura (nuerto) = Bids. s.--Tttdn
Imagen de su madre a los yeinte amos,
Rosaura, hiia de Rosa,
No murio con los mismos desengafos;
Mss. como ella, murio triste y hermosa.
POGO feliz, como tan NAL casada,
Fue la muier mas buena entire las buenas,
aunque al amor de Julio eneadenada.
Derramo en- torno suyo, siempre llonrada,
Casta, noble altlva,
Ejenplos de virtud a maIcs lienas
Hasta que al fin, rompieialn sus cadenas,
La muerte con amor. caritativa.
La libro de la carga de sus penas
Muier tan infeliz aamo adorable,
Aunque era gu virts:i inquebrantable,
Su amor Julio, d. pureza lleno,
Fue inspirando al lnarido
Uno de esos rene res sin olvldo
Que Sc arman dc pufial y del veneno.
Pero ell esposo ne iias ofendido.
Alcanzo mas dichosO QUO temido,
Hacer en- ella respetar ga nombre,
Y In am6, aunque la am0 sin esperarza
Dc ser iamas querido. s
Mutrta Rosaura, aun lequelo aquel honlbr,
Un ehieto en- la vida: la vengarza,
Julio Montero, en ianto,
Fiel de RI saura la memoria adora,
Pues al fue on vida su terrestre encanto,
Su dulce nombre le parece ahora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
La Democracia

Undo va 4 Ia muerte, grande Y santo.
como el, ademas de su tristeza,
Es amor de los pies la cabeza,
Tofio el mundo repara
Que morira por consuncion de cierto,
Pues desde el dia en- que Rosaura ha muerto,
Su cara es ell cadaver de una cara.
aspirando, en- su immense desconsuelo,
A gozar ella undo
Trasportes de la TERRA ALA en- ell cielo,
Aunque esta ineopsola
No pide al cielo olyido;
Pues como todo ser que Sc ha querido
al morir Sc dilata en- 10 impalpable,
Su NAL no tiene cura,
Porque, susente su imagen hechicera,
A la tumba bajando intacta pura
Va era, mas que una muerta una quimera.
como siempre Ell que anna esta celoso,
aquel que esta eeloso es desgraciado,
Para hallar on La vida alg1n reposo,
| Pens0 en- abrir con ell mayor cuidado
Z n hoyo en- ell rincon del cementerio,
ell cuerpo de Rosaura, cari1oso,
Trasladar aquel hoyo con misterio,
Y secreto dejar 10 misterioso;
Y de sn vida en- ell postrero dfa
Ser con ella enterrado, y de esta suerte,
Dormir por fin con la que mas querfa
Descansando en- los brazos de la muerte.
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;Un entierro, lDiehosa criatnra
gFue muerto 8 SO muri6? Todo es ncierto.
Solos estamCs sacrstan eura.
ICuau poccs cortesanos tiene nn muerto
Nacer para morr es gran loeura.
Suenan los diez. La iglesia en- mn desierto-
Deio al muerto esta luz, y echo Ia llave.
Nacer, amar, MORN despues. 81. !quien sabe!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

A unirse vienen dos de amor perdidos.
El novio es muy galan, la novia es bella.
Seran en- alma como en- cuerpo unldos
Testigos. primas de 81 Y primos de ella
En- nombre del SeIlor son bendecidos.
Unce ell yugo al doncel q la doEcella.
Deian el temple, y al salir Sc arrima
Tn primo Ia mnier Y 81 una prima
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Que, aterrando los braves corazones,
Suele ell mi. d sacar de 10 invisible,
Hacia la tumba de RosauIa avanza
Cen pie SECURE y cauteloso dido,
Aunque n, habia en- torno nn solo ruido
Que no fueSe un terror una ,,esperanza,
Rosaura exhumando, en- ell instante
Que descubri6 con ansia yerdadera
Su rostro de alabastro,
Ell color de aquel livido semblante
Alumbro ell cementerio, -eual 81 fuera
La luminosa palidez de un astro.
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Cuando con gran misterio
Gamma Julio 4 trasladar Ia muerta
A otra tilmba, que alberta
Tenia en- nm rinc6n del cementcrin,
Torpes, volando, lugubres gemiaa
Los pa jaros nocturnos por el cielo.
! rastreando ainarillas pnr el suclo
Lneecillas de foSforo corrian.
Mas veneiendo impa>ible
.Esas ntgras Yisionos
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Bregaro & Co.
Playa Ponce, Puerto Rico.

adyacentes.
Giran sobre las plazas principales de
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria,
Belgica, Hoianda, Italia, Portugal, Suizs
Africa tMarrnecos) sobre New York
Mavn 70 ia 1900
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IlPORBS CORRBOS BSPlI0LBS
de La Compahfa Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez s. Co.

sERvICIo PARA PUERTo-RICO Y LA HABANA
-sAIIDAS-d Barcelona los das Is de cada
De Malaga e 27-De Cadiz el 10 80.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con Is p de rebaia
las fanaias paguen La equivaenca de pas
hra b del Is Ea ba APPLICABLE alos hetes de
ida vuelta.
En- la 2: clase Un nno de faa
Los demas de de II cumpido
pasaje, de IL cumpidos pasaje
En- preeencia Un gratis
de IL pasaje de II adelante pasas
snse
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SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RAMIREZ - COAMO

En- el punfo mas ceutrico de Ia poblaci6n,
plaza principsl, ), e. ia barbt ria est& montada
con todas las comodidades apetecibles, fin
de que el p1blico no ech- de mepos la
prontitud el buen servi 10. Por el sitio
que ocupa, puede ser un lugar de reunion
muy poStico agradable.
Ponce, 13 de Dbre. de 1894 2 I'm. q.
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EsCEFA "

Dos de abril Tn bautizo, -iHermoso dia!
Ell nacido es mujer, sea en- buen hora.
lie pusieron por nombre Rosalia.
La nina es, cual su madre, encantadora.
VA el aqua del Jordan sn sien rocla;
Todos SO rien la mia llora.
Cruza I'M hombre smbozado ell presbiterio;
Mira, gime Sc aleia: aqui hay misterio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

Por voIuntad del que 10 puede todo,
Fu6 ell an gel al inferno condenado.
Y ell diablo al cielo fue purifcado.
iDe que gracia malicia estara LENA
Mujer que con mirar saliva 9 condena2
ESCEFA ~
memorials DE UN sACRIsTAN
Julio. : Rosalid.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENIERO
Ponce, Puerto-Rico

Repressntante de los sefiores Manloye
Alliet Sc Co, ingenieros manufacturers y
especialistas en- toda clase de maquinarias
para haciendas de Gaia La fabricaci6n de
azhcar.
Pfdanse informea Julio 4. 1899.
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Cuando Julio yeia,

Cuando Julio veia,
A Ia espectral penumbra que salia
De la lfvida faz de aquella muerta.
Qle su bOca entreabierta
Respirar parecia,
Creyo su pensamiento
Que alguns hada, tai vez compadecida,
Tomandola, al morir, con mucho tiento
En- ell sueflo del Gltimo momento,
Sc la llev6 al sarc6fago dormida;
Y acercando su boca,
Besar quiso su frente;
Mas viei do un Crucifijo
De su cuello pendiente,
Con la misma dulzura con que toca
La golondrina ell aqua con sus alas,
Beso piadosamente
Con sus labios amantes
Ell Cristo de marfil lleno de galas
Que tenia por lagrimas diamantes
\ sangre de ruhies en- la frente.
vi
Coge en- brazos la mue,ta,
Qde estrecha conyulsivo contra ell pecho,
\ al caminar derecho
Hacia la tumba por su mano alberta,
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Bias lqne en- perfdo aceche

Bias lqne en- perfdo aceche
Con ojOs de serpiente
velabs oculto entire la sombra incierta)
Con expression furiosa de algeria
Desenvaina un pufial y, de repente,
Clavandolo en- ell bulto que yefa,
De los brazos de Julio, derribada,
Cay6 la pobre muerta asesinada;
Pues con tan maia suerte
Blandi6 ell arma, furioso,
Que ell marido celoso
En- su mujer apuffal6 la nuerte.
Viendo Julio, al hallarse sorprendido,
Que es mene>ter herir ser herido,
Hace frente, de colera azulado,
AL vengativo esposO,
Que lie sigue, tornaudose, celoso,
Blanco, rojo y despu6s amoratado;
cuando Bias airado Julio alcanza.
Uno del otro asidos,
Por todas sus potencias sentidos
Respiran ell placer de la venganza.
Signe un golpe mortal otro mas recio:
La rabia los trasporta hasta Ia furia;
Sc devuelven desprecio por desprecio,
Y es cada golpe una mortal injuria,
La lucha. mas que lucha, es un tanteo,
Sc repelen, Sc abrazan, Sc sofocan,
Y cada vez que contra Ell suelo tocan
| Adquieren nueva fuerza, como Anteo.
Sc espfan ell marido y ell amante,
Uno de ellos sagaz otTo siniestro
Hasta que eae en- ell supreme instante
Sobre ell hombre feroz ell hombre diestro;
Pues ell oiego marido
Hacia atras impelido
Como una mole por ell rayo herida,
Resbalando en- la terra removida,
Cayo de espaldas en- la tumba alberta.
Julio despues, amontonando active
Sobre 81 la TERRA que 4 coger acierta,
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Julio. Rosaura (,auertol -BIds. .--1ttd,a.
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L1nea de las Antillas.
VaPor NJ. l., ViIiaverde,

Ri II. L. del da esp puer
pasae Epa1a bo5do Puerto do
n de Herrera viaje del % tomara rabo
Rs d PuerRio al iecto sale puerto dia
A"0I mes.
q q
br adite odos los
I'ananfa SANTA
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Julio Montero, Ell ianto,
Fiel de RI saura la memoria adora,
Pues al fue on vida su terrestre encanto,
Su dulce nombre le pareee ahora.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Poles in Annual Convention.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 9.-The
Polish National Alliance will hold
its biennial convention in this city
six days beginning today. The
most important work Of the con-
vention will be the completion Of
preparations for the distribution
throughout the Polish provinces Of
literature designed TO infuse the
people with the belief that Poland
is not free country and that the
inhabitants were robbed Of their
liberties by the allied powers. A
scheme for the colonization OF the
Poles in the United States will al
so be considered. This latter at
tempt promises to be bitterly
fought by the more Americanized
of the Poles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
HoRRIE KNOWS NOTHING.
He Told Nothing About Fraker Be-
cause He Knew Nothing.

ao 4Olu NOtuluS 0uout CTdhoT DE-
cause He Knew Nothing.
RATION, N. NJ, Sept. 9.-Horrie,
the witness in the Fraker insurance
swindle, who is now in Jail at
Springer waiting a trial on a
charge Of burglary, has made the
following statement in regard to
Hackley's connection with the al
legged turning up of DR.. Fraker !:
81 have known Jim Hackley since
we were boys together. Last month
while l was serving term in Jail
at Moberly, Mo. Hackley came to
the jail to see me. He asked me il
/ would talk with him in regard to
the Fraker case and / consented,
but told him Iwould say nothing
behind the bars. He offered to get
me out on q writ Of habeas corpus.
He said he would give me a fair
division of the spoils il he could
get anything out Of the insurance
companies and said he thought he
could get at least $4,000. When
Hackley returned from Kansas
City he told me he thought he
could get 81 900 for me II 1 would
give up Fraker's whereabouts. /
did not give any information about
Fraker because 1 had none to give"
"Did you purchase a suit of
clothes when in Kansas City on
your way to Excelsior Springs two
years ago."
"No sir, when 1 went to Missouri
month before the drowning 1 had
suit in bundle. When / went
from Kansas City to Brunswick l
left the bundle in car. About two
weeks later l received the bundle
at Excelsior Springs. l wore the
suit there and had 1t on when / re-
turned to New Mexico after the
drowning of Mr.. Fraker."
"Did you ever have an offer from
the insurance men~
"No, but about six months ago,
while living in Ration, / was APP
preached by man of that place
who made an offer for the insur-
ance companies Of $4,000 if L
would divulge the whereabouts of
Fraker or furnish communication
from him. 1 had to refuse the offer,
because / new nothing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Business Items of Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, Tex, Sept. o.
Especially. Messrs. ID. III. Snyder and
M. P. Kelly, of the Link Line, are
still in New York in the interest of
the early completion of George
towns new railroad.
1t certainly will be completed to
Granger in time for the bulk of the
cotton crop. The remaining iron
on that section can be laid in ten
days.
c. A. d. Camp, furniture dealer,
has bought the frame Masonic
Lodge building for 5000, and will
move it on his lot near by for a
furniture store. The construction
of the new Masonic Temple will
commence at once.
The postof1ice will probably be
moved in the building just vacated
by the Williamson County Sun,
which has moved in the annex of
the Georgetown hotel building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
An $4,000 Treasury Shortage.

IRoNToN, Ohio, Sept. ga short
age has been discovered in the &C
counts of County Treasurer Clay,
through the investigation Of exam
liners appointed by Probate Judge
Russell, in fulfillment OF the stat
utes. The treasurer admits the
shortage, but claims $4,000 Of the
amount was lost in the failure of the
Merchants bank several years ago,
and the balance was missing when
he assumed office, three years ago.
He has assigned all his property
for the benefit OF his bondsmen,
but the amount will not cover the
delinquency. Thus far no legal
action has been taken against him.
Expert accountants will be put in
charge of the treasury tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Ten Sinners Baptised.

(, GEoRGETowN, Texas, Sept. o.
Especial AS a result OF the First
Baptist church camp meetings the
past month, Rev. Isaac Sellers, the
pastor, baptised ten converts at 5
O'clock yesterday evening in the
San Gabriel river, at the edge of
town. Those baptised were: DR..
and Mrs. f. NJ. Thomas, Nathan
Hughes, Misses Dora Holden,
Maggie Moore, Annie Purl, Ida
Harris, Helen Brencke, Merle AL
len, Maggie Belle Taylor.
Several other converts who will
join the Central Baptist church,
will be baptised probably next
Sunday, the minister, Rev. LeSuer,
not being able to be out since his
prostration with the heat three
weeks ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
AN OLD SOLDIERS SHOT.
Shoots His Wife, who Would Not
Live With Him, and Suicides.

CLINTON, Ia, Sept. 9.-George
Caplinger attempted to kill his
wife last night, by firing two shots
at her, and he then placed the re-
volver to his own temple and sent
a ball into his head. Caplinger
was an inmate of the Soldiers
home at Quincy. He came home
few days ago on his way to the
National encampment at Louis
vile. Caplinger and his wife and
six children did not live harmoni-
uusly together before he entered
the home, and his visit here at this
time was to effect reconciliation.
His wife and children would not
consent to his return. Sunday
morning Mrs. Caplinger was stand
ing in the front yard leaning over
the gate and her husband was
standing behind her. He entreated
her to take him back, but she re-
fused. He then drew a revolver
and placing it at her head clicked
the trigger which drew Mrs. Cap
fingers attention, but too late. He
fired, and the ball entered the right
temple. The children in the house
heard the shot and ran out just as
their father sent bullet into his
own head. George Caplinger
served as a Union soldier in Ken
lucky cavalry regiment during the
war. After the war he was chief
of police in Shelbyville, KY, for
number Of years. Twelve years
ago he came to Clinton with his
family. For three years he has
been an inmate Of the home at
Quincy,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
A Canadian saengerfest.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. "a grand
ssengerfest will be held in this city
three days beginning today, which
will be participated in by all the
German singing societies in Cana
da, forming a chorus Of 300 voices,
assisted by a fine orchestra. The
program includes concert in Mas
sey Music hall today, an open air
concert and picnic in O'Connor's.
Grove tomorrow, and grand
chorus on the evening of the 18th
on the Exhibition grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-09
Kate Kane is Mrs. Rossi.

CHICAGO, Sept. Skate Kane,
the first female admitted to the bar
in this city, is bride, and what is
more has been married nearly two
months. Her husband Is Signor
Vincenso Rossi, who Is said to be
of rich and distinguished family
and who is well known among
Italians in this city. The couple
were married In Kenosha, Wis.
Mrs. Rossi last night explained
that the wedding had been secret
because she and her husband
wished to avoid publicity, and be-
cause it would have been impossi-
BILE to invite all their friends to
wedding.