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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

= MaRenbafteS guftreten bon
&oblmeiBIingss& s&aupen bat in Oenti9s
Lamb mebrfa6 @iienbabnaige gum Ste
ben gebradt. guf Der baprii6en
@trede 9tein GDBifal griffen zines
Nbenbs beim Srte Nnmanben bic &ds
Der eines 8iiter5uges ni6t mebr an.
Inter ben &dbern entbedte alan cine
fhlnpfrige MaIIe, tpel9e BON aerbriids
ten &aupen berriibrte. Cine unaabl
nDh nnberlebter &aupen frD9 mod auf
benz gabnf0rper umber; bic meiaen
aber fonnten ii6 auf ben beiBen S6te.
nen. Wtan fonnte it6 ni9t anbers
belfen, als bic ganae BON &aupen be-
bedte 9trede nit 5anb gu beitreuen;
erit bann eriffen Die &dber nieber an.
Cine glei6e g8abrnebmuug mathte
gabnmeifter &rauB. WIs er biefe
Strsde mittelit 9raiine befubr, mars
fen bic &doer berielben f0rmIi@ WDl.
fen Don aerbrldten &aupen nod porne.
9nf Der Strede 9teins&oBfaa iperben
nun ieoen Sag Die 99ienen BON ben
&aupen gereinigt. Gin slei6es III in
S6Iefien awii6en 9amen3 unb Gran>
fenifein pailirt. Das @eleiie gebt bel
bent 9orfe 3ebel burG cine Geibe BON
&rautz uno &iibeafelBern. Oieiel6en
waren nit &aupen bes &oblweiBlings
mie iiberidet. @lei63eitig mo9ten bic
&oupen einen Wanber5ug BON einem
Jel6e gum an6eru unternebmen, benn
Die Sfienen tuaren nit Mtlaionen bies
Ter &rie9t1iere bebedt, 10 baB Mal6is
ne, Wasenrd6er unb S@ienen bur9
Die 3erqueti9ung berielben 10 i6mie.
rig Durben, baB iegli6e &eibuns oers
loren ging unb Der 3ug gum Steben
fam. Sie 0dlfte Der Wagen muBte
auf tObtes Geleiie. welGes In bic nabe
3uderfaOrif fibrt, gef6oben perben.
Dann erf fpnnte Der 3ug na6 obers
Fd6li6er &einigung Der @eleiie ueis
terfQhren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
Ratb far Ratter.

Dor iiber so Sabren f9on tpurbe
WtrS. Winslotp's SOOTHING Sprup
BON Millionen BON Miittern beim 3abs
men Der ainber angenenbet. @irf bn
I'M S@lafe bur9 ba8 Snreien zines
&inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen tit unb
Dor Sdmersen meinta Wenn 10, laRe
fofort cine Glai6e bon rMrS. @inss
loms Soothing SDrup@ bolen. Sein
Wertb til unbe3ablbar. @s Dirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung bers
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mtitter,
es 1T tein 3tpeifel barhber. Sc beilt
EDienterp unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Wagen unb bic gtieren, beieitigt 8tnb.
&olif, ermei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @nt5iinbung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Sptem. rMrs. @inslows SOOTHING
Sprup" fir aabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas &ecept
itammt bon einem Der beiten iDeibli9en
Ner5te in ben Ser. Gtaaten. Gs 1T bel
allen Sruggilien in Der gau3en Welt au
baben. preis rs Gents per Glai6e.
Rauft ni9t8 anbereS, als Wtrs. Wins,
Ions SoOtbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
(Eprt'etune fo[et).

Sn Darmfabt bat foeben elm
9enfationsproceB ieinen abi6luB ses
funben. Gin iunger ungur, Namen8
Somba, mar In Der Jamilie bes @ras
fen Walbed Sauslebrer geuorbeu. ct
pnrbe nod ben ungariiGen 8efBuns
gen bes @rafen geianbt unb febrte baIo
barauf unter bem Mamen r@raf yteis
ielrobe" mad benz 59IoRe &urn6a9 In
6efenzS zSarmitabt, benz gigentbum bes
@rafen Malbed, 5uriid. Sort purbe
er BON Der @rdfin Malbef als Sat
Der Jamilie empfangen unb f9liebli6
bon ben Sienern als Serr bes 9auieS
bebanbeIt. unter ben 8epobnern Don
&urnba9 perlautete ieDod, 6aB 3tpif9en
NehelrDbe unb Der @rdfin unerlai1bte
8e5iebungen beifdnben, uub beibe tpurs
ben, menu field 6fentli9 ieben lieben,
rerb0bnt unb berfpOttet. @iue8 Sages
tpurbe bas Yaar bel elmer 6abrt bur9
Die Stabt nit fauIen @iern unb fonftis
gen Wurfgef9Diien bemorfen. Sc ges
lan9ie fitber in bas S9loBtbor binein.
Sort aog GeRelrobe einen Repoluer un6
feuerte ibn iiber bic &6pfe Der Meage
bin ab. Nls bic poli3ei berbeifant,
mar Neiielrobe Deri9wun6en. Wan
fanb lbn iebof ipdter uno fiefte ibn
in's @efdngniB. @r bebarrte bel feis
uer 8ebauptung, er lei mirtlidb Der
@raf 9fehelrobe. unb bic @rdfin beftds
tigte eiblid feline Bebauptungen, aud
bann mod, als i'm @eridtsbof unsueis
feIbafte Bemeiie bafiir beisebra6t nOrs
ben waren, baB Hefelrobe nit benz
9auslebrer Somba ibentil1 iei. Sons
ba lpurbe tpegen NbfeuernS eiaes &e<
DolDers su feds Wo9en unb megen
@sbrau6s zines faliden IameuS gu els
mem Mouate @efdngniB Derurtbsilt.
Die @rdfin fiBt i'm @efdugniB unb iiebt
ibrer prOaeifrung tuegen Meineibs ents
aegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
Cine 5ebanssseier nit 66reder

: Cine GebaneGeier nit S6rsden
tpnr es, bic In benz 9orfe Mibtberg BEL
@rfurt itattfanb. Sm 5aale bes @es
meinbes@ s@aitbaufes mar fir bic aiuber
elm Saua beranitaltet wprben. gtpa
$50 Srauen unb ainber befanben ii9
in benz Saale. pI6bli9 ert6nte Der
S6redensruf vGeuer!" Cine algez
meine Panif bemddtigte fid) Der Seifs
feiernben. sic brdngten mad Der bins
teren Gaaltreppe gu. Sie Mufforbes
rungen Der 2ebrer. Beionnenbeit au be-
tpabren, perbaGten. @iner berielben.
9err &antor Mdn3, tpurbe gegen bas
Sreppengeldnber seitDBen. Sieies CAB
mad, unb er fiel auf einen Menf9ens
tnduel. SedS beberste Mdnner grifs
fen su unb aogen etma apanaig betpuBts
loie ainber unb 6rauen berpor. Sic
muBten fdmmtli1 benz @ritidmngstobe
uahe gepeien iein, benn ibre 8elihter
maren bDlftdnbig bIau. Die 10 sSabr
alte Sbereie Waltber fonnte nur aIs
2ei1e berDDrgesogen tDerben, ibre 8ruft
mar bur9 einen GuBtritt eiugebriidt.
8iele dltere unb innge perfonen trus
gen erbebli9e 8erleBungen bapon. MIs
Der bobe Sburm Der 56dnfe brannte.
mar On elm &etten befelben ni6t mebr
3u beafen. Die ubralode i6mol3 unb
ftiir5te mitIammt benz Sburmtnopfe bins
ab. 9as Geuer 1T bur@ einea 10idbs
rigen &naben, tpelfer nit Winbtrei9s
b6Isern ipieIte, Deruria6t uoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
S,iitet Gua ppr ssdlidern,

pel&e ben Martt perpeten nnt arante, bic ibuen in
bic 5dnbe fallen. um tbr @eIb brtnsen, unb mas nod
f9ltmmer, turdb ibre o&ptubeImebistnen bdufis oe=
rem 9etben perf6ltmmern unb daronti9 MAIDEN. gBtr
erfnren nur nHiere 9flid sesen BITE @eieG4aft, penu
mir baS gublitum pcr bieien sepiienIpien 8etrhsern
parnen. Gtpas @prfdt feitens bes adufcrs i@ist
hteien Dor 8etrus, wenn er fplsenbe Mnpetiuns i'm
@ebddtntb bebdlt Waan taufe nte tn Gebinhen
(GdfierH rber ariser), oeun pas d9te Spfetter' 8
MasenbttterS pirb nur In GlaSGen perfauft, tpel@e
bic bhbf6e in Stabl setp@ene Gttette trasen bic ben
6ampf ct. @errsS nit benz Draden nariteat gm
Tuee 5etst elm Mtniatur bic llnter8rft bes
8rdibenten Der petter So. neber ben Rcrt TT etne
Metautapfel seipannt aui psI1er ber gaame be8 0rz
ttfeIS unb in 6er Nttte etn Mebaucntppf seprdst it,.
s5ehen ber 8efdlfdtes spettcr'5 Masenbttters per=
fault, perben ptr sert@tlt6 belansen. 6eine frense
8eitrafung lit unaustIeiblt9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
SIM Gdauipielbauie au sSrants

= Sm 59auipielbaufe 5u 5rant-
furt am Main ereienete li9 fiirsli1 elm
peinli1er 8Drfan. 9arl Sd6nfelo,
Der bort felt a9t Sabren bas Sad Der
BDnDiDantS betleibete unb befen @brs
gei3 bic SbeaterIeitung bamit befrie=
biste, baB fieihm bic gertrauenstelung
zines @1auipieIregifeurs unb bramas
turgif9en MitarbeiterS iibertrug, berabs
f1iebete f9 in Der 9olle 6es seoarab
8bla bonn PubIitum, um cine neue
Stele in Berlin an3ntreten. 8ei
S9Iub Der 8orfellung fpenbete bas
Bublitum 6errn 616nfelb freun6lis
den Beifall. 9lls Der 8osbang fi9
noGmalS gebobeH bate, trat S96ns
felb bor uab beaanr 3u ipreden. glas
tiirliG ermartete man einige DanteSs
norte. Nber sefebItl 9d6nfelb ent.
pideIte cine Idngere &ebe, Oeren Spis
Ben fi1 gegen bic Sheaterleitung felbft
febrten, bic nrbl nidt ale Whni6e
6es Wlimen erfiillen mDdte Dber fonnte.
Iber bas mar nidt alles. Senn pl6Bs
lid penbete h6 S96nfelb gegen bas
publifum unb iagte bemielben, baB es
einfab gar ni6ts Derifebe. angeii6ts
bieier &iibnbeit glaubten biele i'm pu=
blifum anfdngli6 on eine pl6blide
@eifesit6rung. Sas &6fli9e fam
aber gum S9IuKe. gta9bem 6err
666nfelb bas Yublifunt beIeibigt bate,
rief er ibm nun berablafienb nNuf
Wieberieben" su. Ser S9reden bes
publitums l6fte iid bel bieier neberas
l9uns in mobltbmeube 0etterfeit auf.
SebenfaQs elm ungetp6bnli6er Obs
ic1iebSQbeub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
@mnbreiie 25iaette.

2eiet bic perf6iebenen Gelegenbeis
ten, fir ipel6e bic
giiblide Eacific - Smmiet 8abm,
rebuairte &nnbreiies8iIette nod 6Rlis
den Bldben perfauft.
@oncIabe Sempelritter, Bottom,
Mafi. Cine State fir bic &unbreiie
II. bis %. NuSuIt; giiltig bis gum 8.
October 1895.
Wegen ndberer @inselbeiten ipenbet
gu9 an ben nd6ften 5idet ggenten
pber an
@.W. 8ein, 2.S. parfs,
Sraffie Manager, a. g. q. & S.A.
0ouiton, Ser. 9ouifon, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
Seras Staats Tair nub 9alas
Gusiteanug.
Gorbett uno syibfimmpns. Physical
culture" =Soriteaumg.
9allas, 9egas, 10. Cftpber bis
3. 9fphenber 1895.
gfiebrige Grfnriions Staten auf be
Santa Te Giiembabm Qinfe.

Sir bic 8eras Stats Tair unb
Oallas NnsRelung, Del1e am 10.
October er6ffnet, unb ftir ben 3ermi1
big gum 8. gaoDember 1895. bauer1
tpirb, Dfferirt bic Santa Sc @iTenbabns
DerwaItuna niebrise grturfonsraten,
Sins unb &dffabrt fir ben einfa6en
Gabrpreis. Don allen Pnntten ibrer
0inie, SidetS baben big gum 5. No>
pember @iiltigfeit.
gluBer Der Dben genannten Grfur.
iionSrate tperben nod Sabrfarten bot
allen Buntten Der 2inie berfauft. bic
auf 8 (brei) Gage mad beren 26iung
gdltis linb su einem Marimum prei5
BON S.. SieIes bon allen @tatiDnen.
beren einfa@er 8reis mebr als IS bes
trdgt.
Oie "Physical culture" gorfel.
lung bon @orbett unb Sibfimntons
pirb am 81. October nm 10 nbr gors
mittass itattfinoen.
STIR ben l. Nopember bat Brdibent
Stuart bes rJloriba Mtbletic Club"
nit Maber unb O'DonnelI, mie au9
&pan unb Smith smei 8orfeGuneen
arrungirt. fiir einen @intrittspreis.
@rturfons. Gabrfarten nad Dallas
iuerben mad obigen Ingaben, fiir bieie
8orfeaunsen Dertauft.
@intrittstarten nit reierbirten SiBen
iinb bur9 ben Igenten Der Santa Sc
5u besieben.
&auft Cure 8illette au 9auie, nm
bas 8ebrdnge am Nmpbitbeater 5u
permeiben.
%. 6. aeeuan,
General pafiagier agent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
9as meme 9ouesStGr~ yaInis.

2Sie iidb Die fleif'gen 9inOe regeu,
9Sie fitb 0aS tuntmelt itn0eripanSt,
0Sie tie ba flupfen, bafnmern, id8en
llmo niii,i9 bleibet feine panb.
Mit ntabt'gen GuaOerm itbiperbelaftet
Grifft @agen ba mt g8asem Elm
ltmo mimmernar tpirb bort aeraitet
9Senm bod fiti9 auftbiirutt stein amf
Gteitt.
ltmb ipeldem .3tpede = iuoIlt Sbr
fra9en,
Ser ftol5e San geipioutet fei?
0as lit, itf1 MUS iufDrt Cad, ia8ei,
Sic neue clone Star" Sramerei
strDnt erif Vpllenemn9 baS 8esimnem-
Bel nteimem @prt, id5 iGb' eS germ =
Danm Hattert nun ben bDhften 3intten
9ie Sabne nit benz Gimsel=Sterm!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
gtad Der rpreubii6en 2ebrerssi

= ytad3 Der nPreuBii9en Tebrer5ei1
tuns" iinb bic iogenannten preuBif6en
8pri9ulen in einem langiamen aber
itetisen 3hdsanee begrifea. SIN
Sabre 1884 iinb allein 13 3laHen
nit sos S6iilern einseaosen porben !;
bic Nbnabme Der 59iiler3abl in ben
lebten 10 Sabren betrdst 1862, b. /. IL
psf. ber @eiammtfrequens. gs aeigt
bieie Sbatia6e, baB Der @ebante ber
olssmeinen 8olfsf@ule, tpie er beis
fpielsneiie in BaDern ldngit bur9se.
fiibrt III. aud bier trob alIer Gesens
ftrbmungen Hegrei@e Gortfdritte uta9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
@rosarttae Saefnltate.

Gs iit uns seffattet aus etnem 8rteie be8 &es. 8.
Gussus sn ma@en: Sd s5ssre ui@f Or. atnss Rem
Disep5srp 5u empfeblen, ba bic Reiultate tn benz
Sale meiner Satin srDbortis paren. Wdbrenb tG
In Der Bapiitentir&e Su Riees Junttion al5 paffpl
,unsirte erbtelt fie mad Der Grippe Bneumpnia Sie
bate NIT MIR tursea r.sterbre9uusen f4redli9e Suz
fenaufdIe nnb eS i@ten, ais ct iie bteIelben nt@i
hberiteben perbe. Gin Treuub empfabl Or. Rings
aai&en fri Bel B. aaiieses & GOBa unb q. Dreib.
4retS so Gents unb ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
san antuniu, 6rtitag Den 4. Sttober 1896

5tergan9 nit mir eud) ffbon aus anoez
rem @riinben BEN lansen 4romenaoen
nit seminen jiingeren 9erren, mie
gum geifpiel nit oielem Baron bon
Irauenitetn, por3ieben," iaste er.
rSte laufen babel weni9ftens ni6t
@efabr, dltere 1sedte gu perlesen unb
it'd ben 9aB elmer Ssebenbublerin auatts
aiehen"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

SauienDe pDn &beumatismas sdIs
len iinb bur@ Gtiner mnS 2tmeno's
3e5ent 0fo. 1851, gebeilt pDrben.
9lae seiDenoen iOlIten cine Glaf6e ba'
BON oeriu6en.
s. 90. pre finn & &c..
@albefon, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
Vbotparapbiem. Wean briuae bieie

Noti3 ober Sidets. bic man bon irgenb
elmer 8alerie in San 9lntonio bot,
unb @allamap8 @allerie, 5l3
@aft Spufon Street, tpirb bafiir eia
9ubenb fdbne gabiuet= photographer
fir $1.50 liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

9rinft 6planh's 3aifee ieben
Sag frii9 gebranut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

3abinet Ybptpgrapbien, email.
lirt, nur SO @entS BET Brad, 1134
Nlamo plo3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

Sn 8erbinbuug biermit it elm
Tif1s ttmo 0lm fern ~ arft.
SdsIid frii6e Slide, Nuitern, Milb,
@efiiigel aller Nrt. s b bon 399.
8efellungen perben in irssnb einew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04
Wattbtes Srptbers,

GIeiffer, 9Omfons5 5traBe
2iefern bas ppratsli6fte &inbs, @9afs
unb S9neinedeii6. 6 pe3ialitdt.
Sunges &aIbfleif9. Nae Sor-
ten bon Wurit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-04

Grinfs 6oilanb's Tbee.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05

In commenting upon the British threat
against China on account of the recent
massacre OF Christian missionaries in that
country, London newspaper declares
that sit cannot be concealed that we are
pushing our religion at the point of the
sword" There is truth in this assertion,
and il is applicable to our own country
as well az to Great Britain. A more i'm
portant question, however, is whether
missionary efforts In China really pay.
Although these efforts have continued
now for years, Christianity has made
comparatively no Roadway among the
Monaghan masses. while, in addition,
every now and then Europe and America
are startled by some shocking tale OF out
rage and murder committed against Chris
tian men and women who were trying to
convert the people OF China. 1t is well
to inquire If the game in this case ID
worth the candle, and whether the money
and the labor which are spent in vain
attempt to Christianize the followers oil
Confucius could not be spent to immense.
ly greater advantage elsewhere-for in
stance. in the tenement sections OF large
American cities.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05
An Important Decision.

West Coast Trade: Judges Gilbert and
Hanford have handed down q decision
in the United States court at Seattle, that
vitality affects the interest and manage
ment of the Northern Pacific Railway
company, not only as regards the present
receivers, but probably also the Adams
plan of reorganization and the efforts
being made by Jim Hill to gain posses
sion OF the property. In the suit brought
by Brayton Ives, praying for the removal
OF Receivers Cakes, Payne and Rouse,
and alleging gross Encouragement in the
conduct of affairs, also questioning the
jurisdiction Of their appointment by
Judge Jenkins, of the eastern district of
Wisconsin, on the ground that the Nor
thern Pacific had no property in that dis
trict. the court has passed upon the latter
phase Of the question. The opinion 10 to
the effect that the appointments were
legal, inasmuch as a small amount OF
holdings were in Eastern Wisconsin at
the time and that the jurisdiction ex-
tended throughout the entire system on
the basis OF comfy. However, the con-
tention of the receivers that any action
for their removal must be commenced In
the court OF primary jurisdiction was dis
posed of by the fact that the company at
the time OF bringing their present suit had
no property in the jurisdiction of that
court, and the receivers were ordered to
appear before Judge Hanford, at Seattle,
on October End, and defend themselves
against the charges brought against
them. at the same time they are ordered
to file bonds for 500 900 in ths local court,
guaranteeing the proper administration
OF their trusts and to report their actions
from the date Of their last report confirm
ed by Judge jenkins.
The decision establishes this district
as the court of primary jurisdiction
through which the governing of the
Northern Pacific must be conducted
while in the receivers hands. While not
necessarily signifying the removal OF the
present receivers, it shows first blood for
Brayton Ives and guarantees q full ex-
position OF the management of the line
under the authority Of the courts. Further
success would give the Ives faction rsa-
son to hope that it may be the control
ling influence of the line when it shall
pass from the receivers hands after re-
organization, in which case the question
OF consolidated interests with the Great
Northern would be effeetually disposed Of.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05
HoMIne PIGEONS IN THE NAVY.
A Trial ON the MonongAhels Dcmonstrats
Their Value NJ Messengers.

A Trial ON the NJ onongaheis Demonstrates
Their Value n Messengers.
The United States practice ship Mo.
nongahela, Captain G. NJ. Chester com.
manding. has arrived In Gardeners bay
from Annapolis She has three classes
Of naval cadets ON board and Is on her
summer cruise.
An interesting experiment with pi-
geon messenger service was tried The
Monongahela took with her number
Of birds from the Naval academy loft.
Each day after leaving Annapolis one Of
these was released with messages for
home. The last was liberated 90 miles
Off Cape Henry and fully 200 miles
from Annapolis. Advices received from
Annapolis show the birds reached there
In good time.
Lieutenant F. N. Tyler will put In .
messenger pigeon loft at the Norfolk
navy yard. as the experiment, the off,
GERS Of the Monongahela declare, has
shown such messenger service can be
made an important feature Of all our
naval stations and warships cruising
along the coast. New York World
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05

San Francisco Examiner: OF course,
the warning against the danger Of the
bicycle has come. 1t was due some time
ago. With 100000 bicycles sold during
the past year, it was inevitable that the
physicians should begin to trace ailments
to their use. Every modern invention
has had to bear similar responsibility.
We have the railroad spine, the telephone
ear and the electric light eye. And now
young man has died from cerebro spinal
meningitis, attributed to excessive use OF
the bicycle.
II We are to believe some of the medi.
cal authorities, this unfortunate event
portends weller of calamities to come.
We are to have cyphosis bicycliasis, gas
tritis, spinal meningitis, and a variety of
entirely original ailments which have not
yet been named, because some Of them
have not been discovered, and the rest
are waiting for the gradual develop
ment OF the resources of the Greek die
tionary.
1t is not likely that the output OF b.
cycles will be materially reduced by
these melancholy forecasts. In the days
of the old Ordinary" which is now the
extraordinary, high wheel, people who
rode knew that they took their chances
OF smashing their heads on the first piece
of hard pavement on which it might oc-
cur to their machines to dump them, but
they rode just the same. Even now there
are more fatalities from headers, .collis-
ions and runawavs than from cyphosis
bicycliasis, gastritis and cerebro spinal
meningitis, but in spite OF these notori.
Gus dangers the cycleries flourish.
If the death rate from bicycling were
compared with the death rate from cit.
ting in badly ventilated rooms and read
ing Degeneration" 'Trilby" and 1.-THE
Manxman," 1t would probably be found
that the wheel deserved high rank as q
life-saving device. 1t takes people out OF
doors when nothing else will.
or course when hundred thousand
people do anything whatever, some of
them are going to suffer from it. II they
walk in the streets, certain percentage
will be run over by trolley cars. II they
play football some will have their necks
broken. II they 60 swimming, a given
proportion will be drowned. II they
walk upstairs. some will succumb to
heart failure. Bicycling 10 not the elixir
OF life, and cannot be expected to insure
Immortality to its devotees.
OF course the wheel should not be used
to excess. One physician remarks of
women that, ''if you tell them to take a
10 minutes spin, they ride to San Jose. {"
When anybody goes at the sport like that
there are likely to be unpleasant conse-
quences. Lemonade Is refreshing and
usually harmless drink, but gallon ct q
time might produce painful consequent
ces. The wheelman should always stop
while he feels fresh and vigorous, and
should be careful to avoid undue strains
and jolts. With these precautions, he
will probably be as good an insurance
risk as the man who sits In his Office and
moralizes about him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05
Men more Beass,s.s Tha. wsnen.

Frances Willard recently propounded
the question: "why can not men be
beautiful?" Many newspaper men made
facetious comments on this, but never
seemed to resent or deny the apparent
implication that men are not comely and
pleasant to look upon.
But in late New York paper there is
an article Thy man who doesn't sign
lis name because he wants to avoid the
personal venom" of women) which GEN.
tains wholesale and vulgar denuncis-
ton OF "the misnamed fair SEX" Men.
he says, are much more beautiful than
women. Women are under-sized, mar.
row shouldered, have deformed feet, and
are altogether unlovely; and in the older,
more sensible countries (as in Persia)
they cover themselves up as much as
possible. Woman, he declares, is q nee
eesary but not intellectual or beautiful
member Of society; and he hopes that
his letter will make her recognize her
own defects and fill her with a sense OF
modesty that is becoming more and more
foreign to her.
This hope may not be realized-al.
though that writer may find himself in
the condition to which he wished to re-
duce women, after q few members OF the
maligned sex have answered bis TRADE
II they consider him foeman worthy OF
their steel. But at any rate the article
proves that some men do lay claim to,
and admire their own style OF, beauty,
which is possibility that does not seem
to have occurred to Miss Willard. Per-
haps the writer of that article is hand
some man, who feels that he has been
unapprecisted because all admiration has
been given to women; and he naturally
feels unkindly toward his rivals.