davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Bot &G6eni6mtersett ttto 9eber=
Iet0ett befrett.

6Dman, 81, ben 6. Stt, '93.
@eebrter @err 9r. Smen!
Mit SreuDen fiige i0 meine Ineriennurg
iibcr Die @~Or3ii9libfett Sbres GlcftriiheI
@iirtelsi ben 3~eusnifieu anberer 9atisntet bel.
Meine Srou lit an Der Sober rno iortz
tpdbreltDem Steden I'M &iidei1, bod ieitbenl
ie fi9 Sbren Gleftrii6en @iirtel 5ugclegt rat,
lit alter S@mer3 peri6punOen, rnb mir frsuen
uns, eit1en Sr5t gu beibens auf belen ii1cre
6iilfe man i~eoeraeit re6nen tarn.
Otit benz @unl6e, baB Der Stucn GIef.
trii@e 8itttel TIT Der Nelt 0erbret=
tatt9 fil16en mOse, ernpfeble t6 MID Sbnel1
9o9a6tungspol
grtRnrtdJ Retbkn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

nen3utanb fir unbebentlih erfldrte; Sren9
erlitt unter einem groBen 8alten cine Duet
I9ung, beraufolee er cine @o6e LANCE bas
8ett bitten muB.
-8ie grob bic &raft bes @inbes tpar, be-
ipeiit ferner Die Sbutfa4e, baB er bic Wanb
zines erft bor einem Sabre errt9teten 8adz
ltetngebGubes etnbriiden fonnte. Dies pafz
lirte an Der Norbpeifeite an benz 9auie Gp,
1852 9arbing Npe,, tpel3es @igentbum &i=
6urb 8obinfOn's tit. Nur nit tnapper geotb
rettete fi9 Srau &obinfon, bic einaige Ser
ion, bic CUR 3eit bes nnfous in benz 6aule
mar, Dor Dem ii@eren SDbe. Sic bemerfte,
ipte bic 5ronttpanb beOenfli9 BIN unb ber=
f9panfte, unb elite 10 f9ne1 pie mDglih
na9 Dem binteren S6etle. Stint Secunbsn
fpGter bra6 bic Wanb nit lautem &ra@en
in ft9 5ufammen. Die &obinfon'f9e Sa=
Mile fanb Dorldufig BEL Na9burn Inter
f1tnf+.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Biuioe Retfe nab oem Stoen.

Sobrfarten werben p~erfauft merbeu gum
nfa6en 9reiie fir bic 6t1z unb &iidfabrt
na9 Bul1tteu III Senneiiee, &eutudp, @Ia=
bonta, Mtliiltppt, 2outiiana unb Sloriba oil
Ser Qinie Der 2ouispiue 6 ~gaaibpiuez uub
Mo1bptqe, Chattanooga & ct. 2ouisz @ilenz
bobn am 5. Sebruar, 5. MGra, 2. u11b 80.
2tpril 1895. Sra9t @uren Sidet=N9e1ten
borna6 nnb wenn er glt6 feilte @rcuriionSz
8idets ~perfaufen tam, 10 i6reibt on: 6. 8,
Gilmore, @eueralzP l1a9ier7&9ent 2ouisptQe,
&n., ODER SEQ. g.. Crop, q. IS. .. a.,
ShicdQo. Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
@om Sciattca 1ttto NbeMAhatismMS
4ebetlt+
Saunton, Minn., ben 80. Stt. 1913.

Saunton, Minn., ben 80, Stt. 1913.
@eebrte 6erren!
Nntportli@ Sbres 8rtefes tbetle i0 Sbnen
bierbur9 nit, DAB mir Der Gleftriide 8iirtel
mebr 9eniibt bat, ais irgenOipel6e Ar3net.
SD lit on rbeltmatii6en S6mer5eu, Die
mild ipdbrenb Der falten SSabres5ett belmir6z
ten, aber ieitOem i9 mir einen @iirtel 3ugelegt
babe, bin ib fret bon S6mer3en, 1tlO pe1r
t6 mandmol unipobl fiible, pie es por eirige,
Sagen Der Sail mar, iuO mein &iiden 10 iteif
mar, Dab ib mid ni@t biden %fOnnte, 10 leae
i'd ben @iirtel Tim uno bin ii6er, DaB mid Der
S9mer3 i'm Slide ldBt.
Wit &e6t empfeble ib meinen letbcliben
Mitmeni@en ben Spen Glettrii@en @iirtel.
oa i'd aus @rfabrung peiB, mie bod Defen
g8ertb an i6dben lit.
So6odtungsDOQ
Dnltnu $dJnrf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Srah 0as 6eniH.

Sin bebauernspertbes Opfer bes geitrigen
Sturmpinbes tpurbe Der 80 Sabre alte Mr=
better 9umpal, be1en Samilie Geo, 752 ST.
port StrdBe ppbnbaft 1T. @r mar in Der
Peteri9en Seniterz unb Sbirrabmenz6az
bril-, go, TAO %. Is. Ctr, ange1teut unb
gegen 2 ubr duf ben @eletfen Der @is=
eon1tn Gentralz8abn NIT benz &uflaben bon
9o15 auf einen @ei9Gftspugen bef9dftiyt,
als er pl0bGtb BON Der 8epult bes Wtnbea
erfaBt unb fopfiber bonn Subrtperf aufs
1flaiter geI9leubert nurbe. Ser &ermIte
brad babel bas @entd unb blieb auf Der
@teue tobt. 9te 2ei9e rubt DOrldufig in
Der Gountn=M orque.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
@eebrts S1erren!
oas 9amfi6reiben etmes @eiT4tGcn.


Bolton, @rie Co., 81. g.,
ben 81. Nop. 1893.
@eebrte 6erren!
Sbnen ben Gmpfang Sbres pertboo1en Glets
triI6en @iirtels beitdtigenO, geretGt es mir
sur 6reuDe, glet@5eitig meme @erelnl9 be-
ridten at fDnnen.
SD lit, als i'd ben Glettrii6en @iirtcl err
bielt, gerabe an elmer Grtdltung uno bate
fur6tbare S6meraen I'M @eii6t, paIrl0etn7
lid Neuralgia, - ipunDerbor, mad 6ititnpisent
Sragen Oes @iirtels mar ieoer S6mer3 ner@
i9ipul1oen uno i6 tpar gleiGiom 1leu ge'tartt.
Sine 98oGe lang bate i1 ben S9laf oerlntbt,
1nO nun tonnte ib ipieber lanft ruben.
8teles S6reiben fOnnen Sic na@ gelteben
Deripertben, unD tbeile i6 Sbnen nur nod lnitr
Dab ib in metnem 8efanntentreiie fir Ser;
~breitutg Sbres 9uten &ufes beretts tbdtiJ 9ez
ipeien bin unD ben Omen @leftrti6en @iirtel
fiir Die in Sbrem &atalOg Der3et6neten &ranfs
b~eitsfGQe iiberal tparm empfeblen iperOe.
Wit Dieier 8erii6errng be9ritBe tdb sic
So6abtungsboa
Ren. o. gr. Ra1fn1nnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Wot Wterett= Tito @a9enIetoet, tters
n6fent &opfi6mers 1tnS Nbetnta=
tiSttttS 9ebetIt.

Ofrem, g. Sat, ben Z. Mdr3 1894.
Geebrter SEER!
Gs tpar i6pn lange meins 9lbii6t. Sbnen
meinen 9ont a1s5ulpred)sn, aber i'd molie
bod crit Elm enbgiilt;gcs 9~teiulta: ablparte',
ipas aud einsetroffen lit. Sh bate fiicdtcrs
lid at leiber an &beumati5ml5, &Opf!pel,
@~ierenleioen unD Ser too;nrg; oft muBte i0
Monate lang bos 8ett bitten. ultb WtcDi3i1
lit mir ME ausgesaueen. Se;te aber, no6pe,n
tb ben Open Gleftrii6eu @iirtet qebrard:
babe, bin i'd, @Ott iei Cart, mein 2eiOcr lr&
unO Seoermann iDu11oert ii0, Glei6 min, tpte
Der @iirtel Dies gu StanOe bringcn tonnte.
$50 i@ @elegenbeit ftnbe, iperOe i@ germ
Sbre Glettrii6en @iirtel empfebfen.
9oGa6tenO 3
grtenrtd1 ar6bI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
doofhnk=Oerei

cSn Der am 9onneritag Nbenb i'm Sberz
man 9ouIe %abgebaltenen 8~erfammlung Der
vSGinois State Sportsmen's NHociatton"
purben 8ef9liife angenpmmen, in pel9en
Die 8eamten bes @ereins beauftragt nerben,
bic @erbuftung irgenb elmer per1on 81 perz
anlaffen, ipel3e bic Sagb> unb StI9erei<
geiebe bes Staates Suinois iibertritt. Ser
ner. ipurbe Der Sefretdr beauftragt, bic
Gifenbabn< unb grpreB9efelf9uften fOtpte
bas publitum i'm @Qgemeinen gu bena9z
ri4tigen, baB am 6. Sebruar bic Saifon
fir ben 8erfauf bon 8trtbibnern, Prairtez
biibnern, tpiloenPutern, &ebbibnern, Walbs
f9nepfen, Sau6en, Wa@teln, 9irf9en,
Nnttlopen, Sii3ien unb @i9bDrn9en gu
Gnbe gebt unb baB Sober, tpel4er bonn
6. Sebruar I'M 8eiib trgenb elmer Der obigen
@ilbarten betrOffen pirb, gert9tlt@ CUR
8erantlpprtung geaogen perben ptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
@ir 9aramtirem,

bb Die Ghnmbth in mhnma enmbm acknowledgment r mad AnamBb nrbm 9Mh wh
@r Hana t bdr mBb Bic ewm Gkmden @mam h gmn4hnsns mu bs fh wdr mir Fa mNbn
@m nd6atsm um fu lei. elmer ge Dm 5wmm hbm Sgfaus aenmbn eabrn6mnsa nb MIR
@rn m sm mHmhhG6eG mHnhpnb uRhm bm mhu mNnm@ n Rmm gmnbt 2at Gn6n &t
bon gMmm ghm ba@u1O e4 dae hn~abbF@ o9a9mmomm @~Hpmfn@ bMh% mm UNI e@ %8
gs gu baamnn Sin amh tit MIR has Bette gut sm8!
N mbnkNn amrmnumsibnWm amH mir mmn abf@Mbs h4m:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Wa1 nternnlt9etn 6ebra1t6e 0eS
SWem Gleftrif6en @iirtelS bon
@lteoerretBen- Sartletbigteit ttnS
WterettIetoet n~OHF6mot8 gebetIt+

StUet Gleftrtf0e1t 6itrteIS bon
@lteoerretBen> 3artletbfgfeit 1ttS
WierettIetoem nOuf6mot8 gebeiIt.
erie, 81. Sat, ben 81. Sanuar 1894.
@eebrter SEER!
@s gerei3t mir CUR Sreube, Sic benadrid)z
tigen an %tDnnen, DaB Sbr Gleftrti6er Cir
tel lelbit in einem alten u1D i6piertgen Sale
feline 6etlfraft gldn3eno 9e3ei9t bat.
Nteine &rantbeit beitono in 1roniidem
&beumatismus, 9tierenleioen uno SerOauz
unssbei0tperoen, tuogegen i6 man9e VteDi5i1
beriubte, UNI mir 2inDerung 81 Deri0Gffen,
aber pergebens! Sic lang eriebnte 0iilfe
bra9te mir crit Der Glcftrii@e 8iirteI,
ben i6 BON Sbnen be3og, benin er bat meme
@e1unDbett tpieber olitGnoig bergeiteQt bins
men turser 3eit. SD fitble tpieOer tpie ein
iunger Marn bon 20 Sabren, lnO neine
6reunDe iinb, gleid mir, %eritautt :tber Die
DDroiiglt6e Wirtung bes @itrtels.
SD muB geiteben, OaB i9 ~anfan95 sroBes
MiBtrauen begte unD beim 2eien Sbrer 3eu9z
nife an Sdipinbel oadte, iebt aber bin i)
atoerer Meirung geiporOen lnO periuiini6e
ale Yatent=0 tebi3tnen, ODn Denen bod ri1t
cine Die Gigeni9aft beiibt, Die man ibr su=
l6reibt.
MDsen ii9 ale 2eiDenDen meinen &atb gu
Screen nebmen l1np ii6 Den Sipen GlettriiDclI
@iirtel f%alfen, e6e lie i6r @elO Den 8octOren
an ben Sals iperfen. Ser @iirtel beiibt ale
Die Gigeni6aften, tpel6e i'm &atalog bon linn
bebauptet iperOen.
Snbem ib mild bereit ertlGre, alen &rou=
fen, ipelGe iiD on mid tpenDer, germ Musfl1nIt
gu ertbeilen, begritBe i'd Sic
9o6a0tungsbol
Gnpitutm anaia albert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
3uderriibenbau in Uebrdsfd.

@eun SIR Naes barber miiiem MOTT: Ser
preis poilelOeu Qaubes, bic Soften Der Yro=
button unb Der oartn itedelbe Brofit, l9reibt
an g. 9. @uiis, @eneralzB oIid9ierz I9ent
Der Chicago, Burlington uno GuincpzSabl1,
Chicago, cSQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Sdmere9 Qnbell
Rthtet oer geifrige Stlrm in
E. Chicago an.
Mebrere 8eriOnen idwer berlebt.

Gin Sretterpcrf6Iae pom Sort Dearborns
6ebGuoe herabeefdIeuoert. - Sanae
Site Don Derwunoeten. - Drei Mdnner
Don elmer eiuftiir5enoen nlauer 9etrof1
fen. - Gin mtIi5off5ier ourd cine 6las=
fbeibe perIebt. -Sontiees Sturnunfdue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

&SWS WV ~R<<W%SV" NSVU< tNStI
oaS betperfteMt9t Ser Smem GIef=
trii@e 0itrteI. Bot 6rOnii@emt
&atarrb 9ebetlt.
@ortbbile, g. Sat, ben 3. Se5. '93.
@eebrter 9err Or. Open!
@or unsefdbr einem Sabre lteB i'd mir
einen @iirtel nit &iidgratz 8orri0t;lig BON
Sbnen fommen, benz i6 bic MISUNDERSTANDING
meiner @eIunbbeit berOanfe.
SD litt brei Sabre an 6ronii6em @atarrb,
ipoDon mid Die &unit bes &r3tes ni6t gu be-
freien permo6te; i3 nabm Dtele Mr3nei, nlO
lieB MIDI, in Der 6offnung, enOliG meine Gez
Iunobeit at erlangen, lOgar Operiren. Sod
lelbit Dies blieb Obne GrfDlg, urto 10 Der Iubtf
i'd als 9ebtes Sbren Glettrii6en @iirtel. 9tae=
Dem i1 benielben i'm borigen gBirter Dor=
i6riftsmdBig getra9en, mar t6 bon S0mer3en
befreit unO %erfreute mid Oes beiten Woblleins;
tpdbrenD Des Sommers babe ib tpteber riiitig
gei6afft, unD tein Giidi6lag meines 0eiOelts
bat ii1 bemertbar gema6t.
SD bin 3u Der ueber3eugung gelengt, baB
Der Spen @lettriibe @iirtel better ipirft, ais
ieoe MeDi5in, unO tpiini6e, Dab nod re6t otele
2etbenOe our6 Denielben 9etltng finocn
mOgen.
-, j. SO6a9tungsOOI
q. BnekFlbetnR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Californian.

@ber pie fommen mir BIN? 1T ei1te Sra9e,
itber bic piele toulenb 2eute lebt 1i9 BEN SOpf
serbre6en. @Qe bieie lolte1t %pilien, baB bic
SIbli6e Yaciftcbabn, mel6e bis iebt aQe
8obnel1 mad Der Yactftcfiilte iibertrifft, bas
Yroblem oel0it bat l1tb baB Die Sra9e, mel6e
&oute 81 nebmen lei, ni6t lGl1ger mebr cine
offerte lit fir bieientge, wel9e bteielben Sor=
tbeile Der 9ubli9en Ober
Suniet Route
~ferie1t. Sir BEN &ei1enbe1t, ber Spurilten,
ben Seim1teueiu9er uub fir ben &raufen, Der
bas californii6e &lima aufin9t unb fir ben
eine bequente Getie 1peientli6 I'll, bietet bteIe
&oute Nues. mas n0tbig lit. @uf Der ,,Sun=
let Goute" 1perben aQe ll1aunebmli6feiten,
bic nit benz &eiien i'm @irter perfniipft 1i1b,
permiebep, &ein S9nee, fein Sis, fein
8li5Sar6, ni6ts ais erpi9er CONNER pom Nrz
fang biz SIT @nbe.
Ser sroBartise nSutlet 2imiteb", ber pou
Seem Srleons ieben 9onuerifa9 nm 8 nbr
firth ab9ebt unb in etlter Sonr na6 Can
Srancisco bur9fGbrt, ulto III lDel9em iebe
art pOn &ag9onS u1t0 ieoe gequemlt6tett
pertrete1 1T, bic fir abIoluten Comfort
entlpre6en, weltbe allen 2urrs' bes mobernel1
Hetl ems rnb cine l6neue &etIe mad benz
StiQen Oseon wiini9en. = Nur 60 9tunbel
pon Seem Orleans lluo MIR So Stunbeu pon
Chicago mad Sos @n9eles. Seine @rtrabez
re6uul1g fir eSnbaber pom 1idets erfter &lale
fir bas @orre9t nit benz ,Suhiet Qiutiteb"
gu reiieu. Ser bur99ebe1be
Gouriften SdIafmaeenoienf
pon Chicago, Cincinnati, Ohio, unb Seem
SrleonS, Qa., pta Sunlet Route 1pirb bic
Getie comfortabel un6 ni6t gu foffpieli9 9e=
fallen. 9ofiasiere, 1peI6e 3idets irgeuO
eiuer &laiie bobet, baben bos Gorre6t,
8ouriiteu S9lafwo9e,t gu beuubeu, wofGr
Der prets mad Sos Qn9eles uub Gan Sran=
cisco pon @btca9o $500, cincinnati $3.50
uub Seem Orleans $500 betrG9t.
8egeu weiterer 9(usfrnft iiber l3i9e &C.
California unb y8ie man btnfom1nt" peuOe
mo1 1i9 at %. g. 0eimeper,
General Q8eitern Qt9ent,
$50 @lart Ctr, Chicago.
9. s. 8. Morie,
Sen. 9aii. unb Sidet N9eut,
Seem Orleans, Ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

6dufige Grtdltuneen enttuideln Bel utan6en Qons
ititutionen bic Anlage 5ur S6fpinbiu6t. 98er elm
Wtittel bagegen %ben0tbi0t, finoet es in Sr. 8. Sapne's
GGpsetOrGnt, Oas immer i@nea uuo grinoli6 tpirtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Bolton, Grie Co., 81. g.,
nor, 81 Hon 1909
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
PERSONAL.

Maj. ]. NJ. Handley has gone to Hand
ley, Tex, on visit.
Mrs. w. C. Bibb of Montgomery is
guest of the Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Randolph have
returned from Blount Springs.
Mr.. j. M. Caldwell of Birmingham Is at
the Exchange.-Montgome Journal
President Baxter, Jr., of the Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railroad company Is in
the city.
Mr.. Hugh w. Morrow Of Birmingham
is in the city at the Exchange.-Mont
gomery Journal.
Editor Simpson of the Montgomery
Journal was caller at the State Herald
office last night
Mr.. Eugene Stephenson, lately Of the
University of the South, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr. ]. F. Fletcher wentup to Nashville
last night, where he will join party and
go to the Atlanta exposition.
Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson. who has been
absent at the watering places during the
summer, has returned TO the city.
Mr. Minis B.. Stone went over to Allan
ia yesterday and today at noon will be
united in marriage to Mrs. Lizzie Grant
of that city.
Mr.. Wayland Trask, the clever and
popular president of the Columbian
Equipment company, has returned from
a visit to New York.
Tomorrow Miss Lucy Morrow will bid
adieu to her numerous friends for sea-
son. She goes to Chicago to prosecute
her studies in the dramatic art.
Mrs. Otto Stoelker and her charming
daughter, Miss Mary Ida Stoelker of Tus-
kaloosa are the guests of their relatives,
Mrs. Buell. and family, on Eighth avenue.
Mr.. Isadore Troy of Portland is taking
in the press association, accompanied by
his sisters, Misses Hannah and Ethel
Mr.. Troy has long been favorite of the
"press gang"
Editors w. ]. Blan and Ira Champion
of the Troy Messenger, accompanied by
the two accomplished daughters of Edi-
tor Blan, called on the State Herald force
last night.
Editor McIver of the Advertiser was
among the visitors to the State Herald
sanctum last night. Mr.. McIver has been
hard at work during the summer months
and says he is taking an autumn vaca-
ton.
Mr.. w. H. Skaggs, who has been re-
Gently organizing the Southern and
Northwestern Industrial association has
gone on a visit to Atlanta for the purpose
of bringing prominent business men of
the northwest on a visit to see our great
Two thousand five hundred pairs of
ladies', misses and gentlemen's fall and
winter shoes, bought at all prices re-
ceived. Ladies' and gentlemen's summer
shoes will be sold for the next few days
regardless of cost or price. T. C. King,
2026 First avenue.
Mr.. George w. Ely, travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific railroad,
was in the city yesterday. The Southern
Pacific has recently gotten out some very
attractive pictures of two little girls
floating balloons on which are pictures of
the Sunset limited train, the Southern
Pacific's fast train between New Orleans
and California
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
A WOMAN.

A woman has many pleasures and
much to be thankful for; but alas, she
alto has many palms.
woman may not be the slave of man,
but where her affections are concerned
taxes he. self thereby. .azass-. as5s4s----
woman will often, without knowing
it, commit slow suicide for her children.
She will think, toll and shorten her life in
their behalf. Tco often they do not APP
preciate 1t. ea=
woman should not allow her color tc
fade, her cheeks to become sallow, her
strength to be lost. She is designed for
attractiveness and happiness.
woman need not allow any of these
things to happen if she will only obey the
s1Ws of health and use the best means at
her command for preserving 1t.
woman needs a friend upon whom
she can rely. and therei Is no friend which
so surely aids her when she is in need of
aid as that great remedy, Warmers Safe
Cure. z.s..lzz=s
A woman who has never. learned this
great truth. or who has failed to avail
herself of It. has lost fine opportunity
and is doubtless less strong and attrac-
tive today than she deserves to be and
might be.
A woman who follows the best hints
that can be given her and who takes adj
vantage of the latest discoveries of
science for helping her is certain to live
longer, appear more attractive. suffer
less and enjoy more happiness than one
who neglectS her OPPORTUNITIES
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
Corner Morris Ay
A HAPPY MARRIAGE.

Two young hearts were yesterday made
happy with nuptial ceremonies at st.
Pauls. Mr.. Andrew Mckinney, an es-
teemed and respected attache Of Roberts
& Sons printing establishment, welded
Miss Anna M. Wright of Virginia
The ceremony was quietly performed
at 4 o'clock. Several intimate friends Of
the contracting pair were present and
showered them with congratulations and
fond wishes. Miss Wright was visiting
friends in the city. and. it is said, did
not expect to eliminate the tender re.
lations existing between herself and her
sutton for some time in the future. How
ever Mr.. Mckinney, like Birmingham
men always act in such matters. per-
sistently insisted and was rewarded with
his fair bride.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
GEN. WILLIAM MALONE.
Captain 0'Brien SAYS He Was Commissioned
in 1861.

Captain O'Brien SAYS He Was Commissioned
in 1861.
State Herald reporter last night in
terviewed Mr.. Frank~P p. O'Bren concern
ing General Mahone's commissions. Said
Mr.. OBrien:
1.-The statement that General Malone
was commissioned in March. 1864. Is in
correct. He was commissioned brigadier-
general in 1861, was stationed at Norfolk,
Va, and commanded Mahones brigade
in Hugers division. His brigade was
composed of the following regiments:
Sixth. Twelfth and Sixteenth Virginia
regiments, Norfolk Juniors, Second Geor-
gia battalion and the Third Ala bama.
This brigade evacuated Norfolk May g.
1862. was enga ged in a skirmish at Druv
rvs bluff for the first time May IS, 1862
From there Malone was ordered to Sew
en- Pines, in which engagement Mahone's
brigade took prominent part. 1t was
in this fight under Mahone's command
the Third Alabama lost their beloved
colonel. Tenant Lomax. General Ma
hone was commissioned major-general
the latter part of 1862. 1 was a member of
Company G, Third Alabama, Mahone's
brigade, Huger's division"
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
CORBETT's TRAINERS ARRESTED.
There Seems to be Trouble Ahead for the
fighters, bat they Don't Know What il is.

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 8.-Sheriff John
P. Campbell today received from the
sheriff of Travis county attachments for
Jim DAILY Billy Delaney Joe Corbett,
John Donaldson and John McVeay, all
members of Corbetts training party,
subpoenaing them to appear before the
district court grand jury at Austin to-
morrow as witnesses. The attachments
were served late this evening, and all
the witnesses left for Austin tonight.
This new turn of affairs caused a SEN
sation at the Corbett training quarter,
and much speculation was INDUCED in as
to the object of the Austin court. The
only members not Subpoenaed are Jim
Corbett and Steve O'Donnell, and this
fact makes it appear that the grand jury
is seeking to bring an indictment against
the champion and O'Dcnnell. When
asked what he thought of the action of
the Austin court Corbett said: IT can
not imagine what they want with my
trainers as witnesses. We have certainly
not violated any law. l regret that they
must go to Austin, as 1T will set me back
In my training. The only possible charge
that the grand jury can bring against me
is that l am party to a conspiracy to
bring off the fight with Fitzsimmons.
Continuing. Corbett said: Il received
telegram today from Brady stating
that the prospects were that the fight
would take place at Hot Springs. Ark,
OF NEW MEXICO. 40 not lnl1k tndl the
fight can be pulled off in any part of
Arkansas, as Hot Springs is too near
Chicago, and the governor has stated
that there can be no fight in that state"
1t was learned tonight that the grand
jury of the Travis county district court
will seek to secure indictments against
Corbett. FitZsimmons and Stuart on the
authority of article $780,. title IS, chapter
1, of the Texas penal code, which pro-
vides that a conspiracy entered A1to in
this state for the purpose of committing
any felony in any of the states or terrific
ries of the United States shall be pun
ished in the same manner as If the con-
spiracy entered into was to commit the
felony in this state.
In this state the penalty for such con-
spiracy by the Texas criminal code is
confinement in the penitentiary not less
than two nor more than four years.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09

ing of the Interstate Fire Engineers as
ISOLATION was devoted strictly to bus
mess and the discussion ranged over a
large area of subjects. Nearly every
chief in the convention had something
to say and the interchanging of opinions
will prove of great benefit to them. The
reports of the secretary and treasurer
showed the association to be on a solid
basis, with the membership on the in
crease and the Importance of the organ
ization to be steadily growing.
The papers read were of technical
character and showed considerable
thought and research on the subjects
treated. Tomorrow will wind up the
business portion of the meeting, when the
officers will be elected and the city chosen
for the next convention. 1t looks now as
If Salt Lake is going to carry the con-
vention by storm. but Portland, Me-;
Nashville, Tenn; Reading, Pa, and In
dianapolis, Ind, are in the race, and log
rolling" Is going on to a great extent.
The exhibitors will be given a large
portion of tomorrows tests of the differ
ent fire appliances.
The ladies in attendance have been
taken in charge by the local entertain
nent committee and are receiving every
attention. One of the features tomor-
row will be az genuine Georgia barbecue.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
Number the Streets.

To the State Herald:
Birmingham is progressive. enterprise
ing city, the metropolis of Alabama, and
more is expected of her than of ordinary
places. Visiting here and searching for
the residence of friend this afternoon I
was astonished to see that there were no
names of streets and avenues posted at
within your gates. Let me ask the city
authorities to do this much for the ben
eft of the visitors to the city. 1t should
not be neglected another day.
"a VISITING EDITOR"
RirminQha Oct. &
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-09
POLICE CIRCLES.

The two negroes, George Taylor and
Oscar jackson, who were arrested Sat
urday night on the charge of throwing a
rock into the cab of the Louisville and
Nashville engine, which resulted in the
breaking of Fireman Joe Altman's col
lar bone, were tried yesterday morning
before Judge Feagln in the inferior GRIM
inal court and bound over to await the
action of the grand jury in the sum of
$500 each.