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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
BROTHERS
The Leading Clothiers
WHAT TO EXPECT
If Callaghan is Elected-Let's Have
Daylight Parades.

If Callaghan is Elected-Let's Have
Daylight Parades.
| To the Daily LIGHT:
If the people of San Antonio
elect Bryan Callaghan mayor,
they deserve to be, and no doubt
will be treated precisely "as in the
past" What that means, a long
catalogue of disregards for the peo-
pies rights, and of squandering the
peoples money, during his entire
term of office, only too plainly tells.
If men have any desire to satisfy
themselves Of the truth of this
statement let them 60 to the City
Auditors office and there make
personal investigation of the insult
and outrage heaped upon this COM
munity for years by this blatant
demagogue and curb-stone poll
tician.
III George Paschal had lived
where would Callaghan's preten-
sions be to the Mayoralty? The
shrewd court officer and upright
Mayor who knew Callaghan
through and through, and of whom
the latter had a wholesome and
cowardly fear, ifspared to us would
have driven our present county
judge, properly labeled, from the.
arena Of city politics he has so long
dishonored.
The "green goods" firm of Gala
CHAN, Cassiano and Lewis, after
failing to bunco Mayor Elmendorf,
have made com bination with GER
tain prominent citizens interested
in undoing the work Of George Pas
chal, who are supplying said firm
with the munitions of war;" 1t is
well known in this community who,
these prominent gentlemen are
and their object is as we'll under
stood as anything can be. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether our citi-
zens in general intend going to
their rescue to help them place
Seats paw" Callaghan in George
Paschal's seat or not.
What an appropriate color for
confidence men, "green :" and il
Bryan is elected San Antonians
ouSAo w "0dA green Gue resi- or
their lives.
And now we want two parades,
neither Of them torch light. Let
the friends Of the late George
Paschal and Henry Elmendorf
marshal their forces, and in the
light Of day, led by bands playing
national airs, march through the
streets Of San Antonio.
Let General Peck also, to the
sounds Of martial music from
trumpet and drum, dress up his
army where we can see who the
"three thousand" are who were
pledged to Callaghan before he
would accept the nomination to
the mayoralty Of San Antonio.
PASCHAL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
A Texas Hero in Town.

Captain Robert Hall, one Of the few
surviving heroes of Texas, whose home is
at Cotul a. is in the city. He has Just re-
turned from Austin, where he went to see
the governor in regard to his pension.
Captain Hall is a typical Texan and is 81
years OF age. He took part in the Texas,
Mexican and Civil wars and is still
healthy and robust looking He can still
read without spectacles and is quite active
for an old man. He wears a hucKskin
suit and attracted a great deal of at entiCn
on Commerce street this morning. He
says his right arm hurts today from shak-
ing hands with the Legislators over at
Austin yesterday. Captain Hall is one Of
the heroes that captured the Alamo for
Texas. He has several sons in La Sale
county, who are now engaged in stock
raising.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
How He Was Treatad.

JEFF Mills, colored, called at the LIGHT
Office this morning and made the follow
ing statement: Il was arrested by Officer
Perez last Monday on a charge of being
drunk. l was not drunk We only had a
political argument and said that no re-
spectacle colOred man would vote for
Callaghan. They then grabbed me, aud
WtlEe, hack driver, tied my hands with
face while Officer Perez held me. | told
Perez was his prisoner and asked him to
protect me, but he didn't. fmade charges
against Applewhite for hitting me. Our
cases were tried this morning, and Apple
white was dismissed by Recorder Shar-
dein while was fined $40. My fine was
RENTED. l only make this statement to
give the people an idea of how l was
treated for supporting ElmendOrf but I'll
wear the red ribbon in spite of It,"
De Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wsrld's Hair Highest Aware
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
FOR CITY TREASURER,
] OH n ]. S TEV EN- S,
Election February 18th.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Cases Disposed of in This Tribunal
This Morning.

This Morning.
Opinions were handed down as
follows in the Fourth court Of civil
appeals today:
George Marks VS.. Patrick Fields,
from Bexar; reversed and re-
manded.
Frank B. Cotton vs.. Noyes, Rand
eft al, from Ell Paso; reversed and
remanded.
Leila G. Harris ct. al. VS.. Frank
Simmang ct al, from Bexar; dis
missed.
C.M. Cadwallader ct al. vs.. N.
Lovece, from Bexar; affirmed.
John Chapman ct al. vs.. T. NJ.
Mansfield, from Atascosa; af-
firmed.
A. NJ. French ct al. VS.. w. A.
McGinnis ct al, from McMullen :;
affirmed.
MOTIONS.
F. w. Lochte ct al. VS.. Leon H.
Blum ct al, from Gillespie, to dis
miss appeal; granted and leave
given to February Doth to file new
bond.
George H. Churchill ct an VS..
Bielstein & Richter ct al, from
Bexar, for rehearing; overruled.
&. NJ. Cadwallader VS.. n. Lovece,
from Bexar, to dismiss appeal !;
Overruled.
II. F. Keyser, guardian, VS.. VIM.
Willmann, from Mason, for leave
to file transcript and briefs;
granted.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway company vs.. Will
liam Davis ct al, to stay proceed
ings; dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
Residence Partly Burned.

This morning at 2:1E O'Clock the
residence of Mrs. c. H. Higgins, at
No. 3l4Fourth street, was discover
ed burning from a fire which evi.
IDENTIFY started in the kitchen but
which was Of unknown origin.
Box 2l5 called out the firemen and
the building, though damaged
about $500, was saved. There was
no insurance on the building. DR..
j. Braunnagel occupied three
rooms in the house as an establish.
ment for the treatment of disease
oy electricity and had a fine
library and costly static electric
battery located there. His pro.
perty was damaged somewhat, but
was fully insured.
The stable OF Mr.. D. Sullivan
adjoining on an ally, was damaged
$25 worth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
The Minstrels.

Richards & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels
drew very top heavy audience at the
Grand Opera house last night, the CALLER
les being over crowded.
The performance, as a whole, was not
up to the usual minstrel standard, though
there were several Specialties which were
very good.
Hillman and White are an amusing
team. Billy KersandS is good part of
the entertainment, while "JaIvan," the
luggler, gave some very good SIeight of
hand tricks, though many were somewh hat
awkwardly done.
A clever female impersonator was
Gauze, while Hillman and Vernon
White and Moore gave clever eccentric
dancing.
The great horse and dog show holds the
boards tonight
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
Died,

Ellen Francis, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Moyanhan.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence, 1903 West Houston street.
tomorrow evening Thursday at
pm. lnterment in st. Mary's GEM
etery. Members Of Charlton Tenn
pie No. and Friendship Temple
No. 2, Rathbone Sisters, are re.
spectfully invited to attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
Go for Us,

Old Woman, the Express, the
LIGHT has no desire to become a
fifth-rate morning paper, but will
aspire to become a first-class after
noon newspaper, and publish all
the news II to "a hours ahead. We
do not object to your publishing
the news after we get through with
IL
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
Young Bayard Doubles Up.

New YORK, Feb. GA special to the
World from Wilmington, Del says: The
engagement of Thomas f. Bayard, Jr.,
son Of ambassador Bayard, to the Miss
Dorathy Davis is announced Miss Davis
IS former Philadelphian, but has lived
here for some time. She is well known in
Wilmington society. Mr.. Bayard is about
p years of age, prominent member of
society and has good law practice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
PANTS
Reduced from
$5, 9, and So to
$3.50, 3 and $3.50.

1t is said that the way to wealth
is by the highway of economy. Let
us help you by selling you a Suit,
pair of pants or an overcoat for a
few dollars. A sample of our
winter cutting of cents from dollars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06

pSo Prices Cream Baking PowdeT
WsrId's Pair Highest AwarS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06

The LIGHT has received an in.
vitation from Mr.. E. G. Reich 70
attend the athletic tournament, to
take place tomorrow night before
the Mission Athletic club.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
OUR LIVING PICTURES

What sort of an exhibition are
you making of yourself? Not a
pleasing one certainly if your cloth
ing is i'll. fitting out of style or look
ing the worst for wear.
There is no reason why you
should not be down. to date dress.
ed man. You will dismiss all
doubts about value with the first
look at our $12.25 Suits.
Money is of no account. You will
not miss the cost of a Suit, nor the
price on our
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
Yreiie ser In;eigen

Sober Son Der 5paIte per Sabr. sI2.oa
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gen Elm.
Sobsslrbsitsn ull.r art prompt Hua binls
aiSgeiii6rt.
cfhee oer >, ,,8a3etts".
Gds Der ssdfeH uua 3opaara)e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
MMSlauO.
. atif q II.
u III, 9. DIT.

Seute 9lbeno tpuroe bic gOtibaft,
melGe Yupit SEQ XIII. an oeu Garol=
nal &olla, ben pdpltliten Staats=
ietretdr, anlaBlid Der 6eier oes %.
Sabrestages oes @insu9es Der italieni=
i6en Sruppeu in 9om 9erihtet bat,
DerOnentliht. Sieielbe bat in Der
Sauptiabe folgenoen @ortlaut.
vSas Dteni6libtsitsgefilbl, oas
ielbit Den Don 2eiOenibaIteu beberrib=
ten Gemiitbern ni6t sans 81 entibwin=
Den pflest, ibien Die Soiinuug 81 re6t-
Iertigen, DaB man oemIelben bel mei=
mem boben 9llter 9ewiie &eAnung tra=
gen weroe; ale Giidlibtnabme oarauf
lit ieoob in brltaler Weiie auBer Nbt
9elallen woroen. gSir lino 81 Dem
Sbifial perurtbeilt wproen, TAFT IN.
nlittelbare IugenSea9el Der 9lpotbeOie
Der italieniiben IepplutiOn uno Der
granoIbdbung alles oellen, mas beilig
lit, an meroen. 9Sas uns aber am
meiien bctriibte. iii Die sl Sage setre=
tene slbli6t. ben Gonflitt, oelier unie-
lige Solseu Niemano ermeiien tanu,
Su einem oauernoen 81 MAIDEN, itatt
i'm Su beenoigen. Der GnoSwef Der
Ginndbme &pms mar ni6t Der, Die po=
litiIbe Ginbeit al perpOll ltlnoisen, ion=
bern nit Der 3erlt0yung Der Wtauern
Der ssitliben Metropole mar Die 9lblibt
perbunoen, Die seiitise Mabt Der
papfe wirtlamer an3ugreifen. Der
3ped mar, oas 8eIdid &om's in an-
oere Sabnen 81 lenten, Sum Seioeu=
tbum suriitsutebren, elm orittes HOm,
cine brittle glera Der Civilization in's
Seben 81 rufen. Sas iOllte tiirSlih
unter Der Sanction oes nelen 8eleBes
ourb lGrnlenoe Semonltrationen, Die
pOn elmer 6ott ieinolidsn Sette oeran.
italtet Uuroen, gefeiert peroen. Sas
Slno leioet oarllnter; oenn nibt nllr
lino Die osripro6enen gegenieiti9en
GOrtbeile aus9ebliebelE Ipnoern Sta=
lien lit aub in moraliiber Sinliht 9e-
tbeilt uno 9ibt INNER mebr llmitiirS=
lern &aum. Die nit itets Sunebmenoer
3abl uno Stdrte alle biir9erli9eu uno
9elellI I6aftli6eu ginrittungen beoro=
ben. gtibts miro ie Dem Yaplttbum
pabre llnabbdngiateit aeben, iOlanSe
es niht Seitlite 8eribtsbarteit ausilbt.
llniere as9enpdrtise Gage, Die lie uns
garantirt sl baben por8eben, 1T bon
DEM willtiirliben 98lllsn 9lnOerer ab-
bdnaig, uno Dor &urSem wuroe iOsar
Die Srobuns laut, islblt Die 8arantie
aufsubeben.
Ger Yap't riibmt oam Die Sssnuu=
gen Der plptliben SOuperdnitdt uno
fOroert Die Staliener aui lib ni6t in
ben Sann bon Setter 81 5eben, iou-
bern Die peroerbliben 6Olgen zines
oauernoen Son flittes, Der nur ben
6eiuOeu oes Gbriitentbums BON gtuBsn
lei. su erpI9eu. Sn Der SOtibait psr=
lbert er pciterbin, oaB ONs Saupt Der
Stride nit lsbenoer g8ahiamteit Dem
@ege Der Wenldbeit iol9t uno llb iuei-
9ert, Die Swan9s9ebote Der 3eit fiir
iib als biuoeno ansuerfenneu.
Ger Srief oes Yapltss ihliebt wie
iolat: .@enn Die Staliener oas Sod
Der 6reimaurer ab,psrieu uno auf uns
bOren wolltsn. 10 tOnnten mir unler
Sers Den bebrlten SOiinungen Dfinen.
Sm anOeren 6alle tOnnen mir nllr neue
6siabren uno oas grOBte unbell pros
pbeseien.
Seuti6lauo.
WsrIiu e Sft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
Seuti6lano. ii
Berlin, 6. Stt.

gDssen Wajeltdtsbsleioiauna lit Der
&eoatteur Sligo bon Der pSeipslser
Bolts 3eitun9 81 5 Wonuten Gjeidng=
nib perurtbeilt wproen. Die Serhai=
tuna oes &eoatteurs mar ourb oas
SelepbOn eriOl9t. Yer 9eluugene Sor=
gang miro iolNenoermaBsn seibiloert:
Ser Staatsanlpalt sebt ans Selepbon
mo ruit: 80. 272l. Selpiiser Solts-
3eitun9!" - nSier 2elpSiaer Splts-
3eitunN!" - .Sisr tonialiGe Staats.
anw0ltibait, i6 mo6te ben &eoattsur
SaSe iprshen!" - .Sisr Sa8e!" -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15

itiimmelte 2eibe auf Dem GeleiIe lie=
gen. Orr lieB ii6 augeni6einlib
ablttbtlib iiberfabren. Sn Den Sa=
iden ieiner 3leioer fanO man $1,000
baar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
G Gpdforo, SQ., II. Stt.

8eitern WOrgen wuroe SaSel Sano,
Die pieridbrise Sodter oes Suweliers
6ranf Sano in Yecatonjcu bon ibrem
Stiefbruoer Wc&ee our6 sinen Iepol=
uerIbuB t6otlib perulnoet. Die &in=
Der ipielten nit Der @aife, als iid oie=
ielbe plOBlib entluo uno bic tleine
Sa;el tOotli1 perwunoet nieoerltrefte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15

gabn bel ga9le, flint Meilen Oltlib
prn bier. in bas bintere Gnoe zines
anoeren 6rabtSuges binein, uno ri6=
tete oaourb einen beoeutenoen S6aoen
al. Sine 2otomotiD luuroe Sertriim=
inert uno lieben 8ilterpa9en iuuroen
neblt oem geiammten Snbalt onrd
sSeuer serlt0rt; Der oaour9 perllrIa6te
Gerluit betrd9t s25, 900. Sin 2Oto=
motipiiibrer trus ibuere gsrleBunsen
oappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15

Ses Wf D mes, SN., D. Att.
She pidlpid", bic 9rOBte bieli9e
S6antwirtbI6ait, nuroe Geute Sdul=
ben balber pOm Sheriff aeiblOllen.
Sie 9lttipa betru9en $1,000 uno Die
YaIiipa $4,000. Die 9enannte
MirtbibaIt mar Die erlte iuelbe inter
DEM iogenannten yWulct 2au" erDfinet
puroe. glu6 Die 6irma q. G. Mount
yroom & Go., meloete ibren 6pncurs
an. Sbre Eailipa betragen Sl2, 900;
Die glttiOa lino ni6t angegeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15

bauptet, in Nptbuebr gehanoelt gu
babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
Silver GitD, u. W.,
9. DIT!

Der Staotmaridal G. 8. Gantlep
muroe beute bon Saues 9. Sieloer,
eiuem Der anaelebennltsn 9louotaten oes
Ssrritorillms. eriboiien. Sielosr bate
in elmer Wirtbibait Stanoal 9smabt
lno mar pom Wariball oeswe9en su=
rebt 9eipieien moroen. Gr lam su
eiuem @Ortlue6lel Splihen ben Yei.
ben, Der 10 beitl9 Wuroe. oaB Gielosr
ben Wtari4au nieoeri4oB. Gs be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
9ibertp, Snb., 10. DIT.

slls SobnIon Orr. elmer Der reidfen
Sarmer oes GountD's Union, beute
Wiprgen bon Sauie iortilbr, duBerte
er lih: ,Sas 9eben 1T niht lsbens.
wertb". Salo oaraui iano man feline
BON einem 3u9 Der Cincinnati, Samil.
ton 81 SnoianapOlis Sabn arg Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
Saibbille, Senn., II. Stt.

6aibbille, Senn., II. Stt.
Ntit elmer Webrbsit bon etwa l73
Stinlmen wuroen beute Die Ganoioa=
ten Ger y9lmerican PrOtectiDe 9lilocia=
tiOn" fir bas Siirgermeilteramt uno
Den Stdotratb nab elmer iiberaus bei=
zen Gampagne gewablt.
9lltpn, ST., II. Stt.
Staatsienator Gbarles u. Serb
wuroe leBte 9tadt BON elmer GGbmung
betrOifen. Sein 3uitanO lit Siemlib
beoentli1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
g t. 2ouis, Wo., 9. Oft.

slus Seiisrion Gitp miro semeloet,
oaB Die StrauB'ibe. gum 3ubtbaus
geb0renoe Sattleriuertltltte, beute Nab=
mlttag nit idmmtlihem Snbalte abae=
brannt 1T. Ser Gerluit an gDaareu
betrdst s45. 900, lit ieoob ourh Ycr=
li6erllng 9eoedt; Der Yerlu Il an Ge=
bduoe betrdst $50, 900, obne Serlibe=
rung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
Sriiiiel, s. Stt.

Seute tam es 81 einem blutiaen
&f ,piIhen oen junSen 2eutsn aus
ben S6riern glir illr Glare rno 9alin-
court bel slriOu. Ssranlalluua bot
cine 9isbesaiiaire. Yon &epolpern,
&nilttslu. Steinen uuo Mellsrn wuroe
aus0isbiSsr Gsbraub semaat. 3wsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-15
ct. Spieph, MiA., 9. Oft.

8eltern fano bier Der erlte S0nee=
fall in Oieiem SerbIte itatt. Sas
thermometer ltebt olbt ilber Dem Ge=
frlerpuntte.
9lu6 in WaniItee bat es 9eI6neit
uno cine 3eit lang berrl6te Elm poa-
ltQnoi9er S1neeltllrn.
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ct. Gpuis, Mo., z. Stt.

@eItern glbenp wuroe SenrD gleliOn,
ein sln9eltellter oes 5oOlogil6en Gar
tens i'm 6oreit Yart. bel Dem Gerilhe,
oas 2eben elmer Sirihtub 81 retten,
BON einem wiitbenoeu Glt mar Dor
etwu ieds Sabren bon Chicago bierber
gebraht, uno bat aud bort lhon I'M
2iucpln part eilen Mann umgebra6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Cine eefdbrlihe Gde.
Drei perfonen an ser 55. Stra6e uno Wabafb
Npenue anoefallen.

Oie &reuaunq Der 35. GtrdBs unD Waz
baIb Mbenue fheinen iib bic StrubenrGll6er
jebt ais Sperationsfelb ausuefu6t su baben.
9egen neun ubr Sreita9 Nbenb purDe Sip
mas Nslfon, Der 5tpeite 8ic1z8rdfiOent Der
So, s. NeGiDn Decorating gompallD, 1913
Wd6a5b Npenue, fur3 nu6oenl er Feline
Mpbnung, 3516 Wabafh Noenue, Derlaf{en
bate, UNI gu fstner S3neiter, Die 1924
WubufD MDenue tppbnt, 81 geben, BON 5lDei
@trolAen angefauen: Der Cine 1telt gfel=
Tpn's liaten Irm felt, pdbceao Der Nnbere,
in ieber 0anb einen Reboloer. Ne(ion oufz
forberte, feline 8aarI6aft dus3uliefern. 0te
Strolde fanoen ieDo6 gu iGrem 2eiDneTen,
boB {te Bel Nel1on an ben 0erfebrten qefo,nz
men maren, benin nit einem ;Sdultf9tage
fdute Gel1on ben Strol9 NIT BEN G6teBz
priigeGn gu 8ppen unb mar ehen babel, flo
0es Mnoeren Gil entlebigen, als ltelrere
2eute, Die Der Farm berbeigetodi bate, err
I9ienen, t%pDrauf Die beioen Gtrnlhe in Elm
8uggn, bas tie berett fteben 5dttea, bineittz
Iprangen ltnD nit Binbsseile babonidQten,
na9bem fie mod r1e6rere SdiiIe ailf lire
@erfolger ab9egeben batten. Sine Der Suz
geln ftretfte 9telion an Der Geite, perllrIaDte
iebo9 gliidlt9erpetie feline Wunoe, ipnbern
muir eine 8eule.
l1ngefdbr cine @tunbe fpdter puroe en-
berfelben SteQe 8. Morgeniteot pDn atpei
@traBenrdubern an9epodt, Die iabo9 fo{ort
Die 5lu4t ersriffen, ols M~orgenitebt linen
Elm md9ttges @9teBeiien entgegen6ielt.
Die SbGttgfeit Der StraBenrduber an
biefer @ce bei9rGnft it9 iebo9 feineslpees
auf ben g~e1trtgen Nbenb. 8ereits bpr UNI
gefGbr bier 8o9en ipurbe bort $. 8eihfel,
1920 Wabdfb Qoenue pobr6aft, aagefaaen
uro UNI S9mudfo9en i'm Mert9e BON $500,
BITE er ah fi9 true, beraubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Durd Gas eritidt.
6wei Sdwefern fttoen einen eemeinfamen
- F.. -OoA. 4

3met S9wefern ftoen eirer eeneinfamen
A Goo.
SSn Dem 6d1i1e go. ola S9ben Nbe., fanb
man Acknowledgment Die betbenS 6iueitern
Nnnte unD Mdrta 8p6an, 90, refp. %
Sabre alt, tobt. Nnnte mar Steno0rapbi5tin
uno BEL etrenn Manne Nanen5 Gmtt9 an
Ogden Npe. bef9dfttgt, pdbrenb Marte ft9
als &leiberma6erin erndbrte uno in benz
6auIe g2p. rs g3ufb StraBe pobnte.
9etern Mbeno f~tattete Wuri1 i9rer
G9pe1ter in Der Mpbnung, 9lo. Ola SgbeE
Npe. einen 9eiu9 db unb blieb iiber Md9t.
lin 9 ubr 45 Mtnuten legten Ii9 Die 9etz
ben 5u Bett. -
Mittpo9 Mprgert tpunoerte it9 oer0ausz
tptrtb o%aruber, bab Nnnie nt9t sur gepDbn=
liAen 3ett aufge1tanben mar. ST bef9lOb,
an tire 3tmmertbiir at flopfen, um at err
fobret, Db fe etpo frant fet. gls er iin Der
Sbiir ndberte, trDmte ibm @asgerud ettz
gegen, unb ba er bic Sbiir Derf9lD1en fanb,
unb brinnen dles rubtg mar, beIir6tste er
baIb bas G9limmfte.
Na1 einigen S9p~iertgteiten gelang IS
linn, bic Sbiir gu Dffnen. Die betben iunoen
WGb9en lagen nebeneinanber inn 8ett. sic
btelten it@ nit ben Mrmen nmf9lungen,
Dem Nnfe6en na3 mar Der Sob Dor etpa 5
Stunben bereits eingetreten.
Ote @%asflammen brannten Helm unS
gelb. @tne llnteriu9ung ergab, baB bas
9as elmer i4abbaften Ste[Ie Der 9asrDbre
entItrDmte.
Ser @tgentbimer bes 9aufes 1T 8m.
9alptn. gr bat unten etnen S@ubmd9erld=
ben uno tpobnt imperiten Stpdnert. Die
betben WGo9en paren feline Ni9ten, beren
Batter in SbonnDn, SQ., einen 2aben be-
tretbt. 0as dlteite Der Wedb@en, Maria,
mar NIT einem iungen Wanne Namens Sreb.
Mbite in 2in1a, ., berIobt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Staot Chicago.
Nn9liiRlidle 2iebe
Greibt einen junoen Oeutiaen gu
einem Selbftmoroperiuhe.
or fdie6t f9 auf Dem Kirdhofe cine Kueel
in ole Sruf. 2uf Dem 6rabe feiner
2lneehorigen mollte er fterben.

paul Se6n1e, Elm "a Sabre otter beut19er
&eLlner, iagte ftb Sreitag Nahmttiag am
@rabe 1einer @erpanbten cuff benz @racez
lanbz8tr9bof cine &ugeG in Die 8ruft.
QOuts 81. 8regger, Elm Mngeite1ter bes Srtebz
bofes, fanb i'm unb bic ppliaet beforberte
i'm na9 benz beuti6en 9ospttal, no er 5piz
59en Sob unb Qeben 19pebenb barnieberz
liegt, l1ngliid1i6e 2tebe trtsb Se3me, Der
i'm u9otel 8ismard" als Nufpdrter behold
tigt mar, 81 benz ber5tpeifelten S6ritte.
Nls er i'm SuGi b. So, bon 8erlin na9 bier
fam, tpurbe er BEL 1einem Snfel, benz Mirt6
s, s, W. 9lau6, go. 206O 81. M1blanb
Mbe., freunbli9it aufgenommen. @r bate
felt Der a3ett bort gepobnt un0 ii1 in feline
Goufine, bic biibf9e 81 Sabre alte Mnnie
@lau9 berltebt. Sbtpo6l Iie tbrsn Better
re9t germ bate unb au@ .oo91 geneigt gez
peien nGre, feline Srau GIT tperben, 70 gez
borcbte Ite bod tbrem 8dfsr, Der 1eireh Nefz
fen ais foI9en ebenfaus lteb bate, aber Jez
gen etne 6etratb energif9 proteitirte, unb
3tpar aus teinem anoeren @runoe, dls Dem
Der au5u naben 8ertpdnoil daft.
Sebme fam Srettdg W}orgen gegen 11Ubr
in bas Wpbn3tmmer Der @lau9I9en 3az
Mile unb bat I'm cine unterrebung nit Mnz
ME. @r mar 5temli9 aufgeregt unb Glau9
bat i'm, ein5utreten unb nit Nnnte 3u fpre=
6en, nenn er poQe. @r aber tpollte fe
unter bier Nugen febel1, unb !0err @lduc9
freut fi9 iebt, baB er ba5u feline @rlaubniB
nt9t gab, ba er Der Nnfi6t tit, baB Sebnle
feline 9eliebte ermprbet BADEN niirbe. Damn
perlieB er bus 0ous, besob ft9 nc9 benz
Gracelanbz8ir9bof unb jagte ft9 oort tn
Der Nd6e Der 9rdber breter GouIins cine
argel in Die ltnfe 8ruit. Mus Der Munbe
Ipppbl a1s aus benz Munbe blutenb, tpurbe
er aufgefunben unb na9 Dem beuti 9sn0Dipiz
tai gebra9t, no Die Ner5te feline Wurbe fiir
gefdbrli@ erfldrten, bo4 boffen ite thn
bur93ubrtngen.
Sin 8rtef, Der in ieinen Saf9en osfltn>
ben tpurbe, entbielt auber feiner Qbreffe Die
4ngabe, baB feline unslidlt6e 2tebe i'm in
ben Sob getrieben babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Beinabe Elm Woro.
8eoeufIt6e Sdie6erei in einem ReFaurant
an wef=maotIon=Stra6e.

Sn benz Geitaurant, go. 76 %. Mabi1on>
ftraBe, fam esMtttpo9 Na9mtttag gegen 4
1br 3u elmer SdieBeret, Deren Spfer, Der
iterbenbem 3uitanbe I'M @onntDz 9olpitale
lte9t. McGormtd 1T als 9iilf5fo9 in benz
2pcal be19Gftigt unb mar nit Dem nur
inter Dem Namen n2eftp" b%efannten Nuf<
ndrter in einen freunof6dftli9en Wort=
peCbfel iiber etnen Nuftrag geratben.
n2eftD" ergriff 5uleBt einen 9febolber, pDn
benz er elaubte, baB er ni9t geluben fet,
briidte ab, unb in Die Sruft getroffen fonf
McGormid NIT etnem lduten Muff9rei gu
8oben. @ls Der ungliidli9e 66iibe gez
feben, mas er an9eri9tet bate, f19te er
fem Sell in Der Sludt unb lit bt5ber no9
ni6t Oerbaftet tporben. Ser I9tper @erGebte
nurbe na@ Dem Gountbz 9oipttaG gebra9t.