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The Lamar register., 1896-07-11
sseoRE rnE FlcAr.
sss~.sion at chicago Boom- and neom'
cts.

+fft. cts
chleago. July 6.-only few hours
remain before the Democratic national
conxtntion Is called to order. and there
Il khe tense strain. the bounding en-
thn<hsm. the surging OF the crowds
ana he hurried arrangement OF details
which mark The near approach OF the
ef<ate
Esrly In the day the fun strength OF
the conven,Ion crowd began to assert II.
nelf. Every train brought political uni
s9rn,ed clubs. bands of music, and fife
and drum curps.
sohc Of the clubs were uniformed 10
Hight trash suits, with tall grey hats,
o4ikSu1 bore fambcaus, many carried
hoeus aud other instruments OF discord.
and 81 seemed lent On noise and dem
on1trasipn
The third section Of the ''DIckH
Hand marching club put in an appear.
aiace d O'Clock, reinforcing the Zoo
ALREADY here. They made an early at.
tack % the hotels and reused the occu-
pants from their slumbers The Ne
hrnakn silver train arrived with blaze
o. Dumti1g and unloadcd thousands of
silver shcuterSt
n battle among the candidates Is
rsacAinr It's critical stage To-day ap'
peen 10 b. one Of dark horses A tele
gran from Vice President Stevenson
skul1nk tina, his election TO Congress In
111e was the result Of bis advocacy OF
the rem nczisIzitIon Of silver. Is attract.
ing mach attention 1t came las, might
IN rsspense to an inquiry from Exon.
GRESHAM t W. McSeeiy. and Is re
Enr1ad as having an especial slgnin.
canca ID this Juncture.
ExCpngressman Slbley Is due to ar.
rise f0-day. and 4 revival OF his pues!.
denE1el candidacy Is expected to follow
II ~ wake He announced himself
soa1& months aga, bGs OF late has no;
ufxe4 his candidacy. 1 Is said that h.
comes AZ the suggestion Of some OF the
Pennseivania delezEiIon. who show
signs of silver Infection. and who be.
neve bone Of the candidates now in the
- have demonstrated an ability to
Win
Henasor Tiilman. thc picturesque and
terrible, IS also enjoying a dark horse
boosn, as n result OF the arrival Of the
South Carolina delegation. which Is
iuezrj1cfed to vote for him
Tho Boies men are confident that
Bland cannot win on the first ballot
They IRE making up some BoIes
gspur1 by reconelling differences
snBdnk their leaders
~ ~ convention hall all Is in readi,
upll IT the big throng tomorrow. The
I1eS ehsir has hecn put In place and
<tecJ Detail perfected Sergeant Mar
un ~ his assistants are ready for
buSl6ees Martin expresses himself as
wen p3eased with the outlook tof the
han6lInr OF the throng which viii be.
slegs The building tomorrow.
The Lamar register., 1896-07-11
lMcoNoRuous NOTICES.
Framed on ths wan OF n Downtown
Restaurant
Downtown

Rcataurant
Two men entered restaurant in the
vicinity OF Printing House square yes
terday and walked leisurely about, sur
yeying the walls and the ceiling, says
the New York Recorder.
Seats here" said one OF the walters
politely. 1T the same time indicating
two chairs which were in quiet part
OF the place. removed from the general
throng.
we amt in any hurry" said one Of
the men. I'VE are just looking around. T"
well" said the superintendent, who
happened to come along, there Isn't
much time for anybody here to look
around; / am afraid you will have to
be served. or else make way for other
people"
But We want to look around" said
the first.
well. you can't look around" said
he. testify: this isn't picture gal
lery."
"Ah. Jim" said one of the men. turn
ing to his companion, Il knew it was
so-they don't want us to see it,"
"of course it's so" responded the
other. ''and it's the funniest eombina-
tion ever saw. I've heard of the man
In Aesop's Fables blowing on his In
gers TO make them hot and blowing
on his soup to make It cold, but this
beats everything that ever heard. Oh.
for cathode rays TO see what the artist
was thinking Of when he designed these
curious things" and they both looked
at the walls and sighed and laughed
alternately.
Come. said the superintendent, now
thoroughly aroused. you win have to
get out OF here: this isn't a variety
show"
That's 50" they answered In chorus:
I'VE took It for a restaurant but II
those aren't the funniest notices side
by side ever did see don't know
what to say
What do you mean" said the super
intendent.
Why. look there" said one. and he
pointed TO two nicely framed notices
in conspicuous place on the wall One
read; "Sin shall not have dominion
over you. for ye are not under the Law
but under grace
The other. which was Immediately
underneath. warned each customer to
Watch your hat and coat. The pro-
prietor will not be responsible for any
article stolen"
Come on, Jim" said he. Tets &c;
somewhere to be under the law am
as hungry as hawk but | can't read
the scriptures. eat a square meal and
watch my hat and coat at the same
time. Pears to me they ought to take
down some one OF those notices"
They marched out and the superin-
tendent. turning to one OF his assistants.
said: Il declare, these men were right
l never saw the humor OF the thing be-
fore
WIN take them down. sir7" said
the assistant.
Not at ALL" he answered 81 think
it's the best joke of the season and a
good advertisement Let them stay"
The Lamar register., 1896-07-11

"a great many people are too quick
to act ON an assumption" observed the
philosopher.
Yes" replied the theatrical man
ager; ION an assumption that they
know how to act"-Washington Star.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12
gieb ; Wsarft.

gan Mutpnio, TO- Mdr3 = Der bieiise
8ferbemartt tpar ipabreno her berHonenea
Nobe Elm flein ipsnis Iebbsftsr, ais iaaereae
oer Sorberaebenben Monate. 8eionSsrs rese
tpor bic RaGfrase mad 8atsn tegantl1en
Mauleieln,
Solaenbe Marttpreiit .perben auottrt: -
gdIadtpdfen s2.25 bis $2.40 per loO
pfunb. 900 os..>
Riibe mittlerer Aualitdt $1.75 bis $l.9O.
@ute fette esGbrIinee $2.15 Bis $2,25.
cyuuae Ralber $3.50 bis $2.86.
gd,tpeine 8 bis 81 @ts. per gfo.
@ute fette Satnmel "a bis 22 @ts. per asfo
2ieaen rs Gts. Bis $l.50.
at. NuutS, 10. Wdr; ainebtes-
@arft lebbafter; 9latioes $3.40 bis $3.50; ze'
ras.sSieb $3.25biS 81 ID.
g e-$3.70 bis $40.
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gebeutsuoe 8arsaius in Qdnoereien.

Sa i'd In ben lesten stpei Sabreu
peri9iebene 9anbfreden i'm itibluet'
liden 5beile bes 9taates gegen 9p'
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm Stanbe, ioid)e 2dnbereiefI gum
uirfliden 3oItenpreife unter
a1nfigen 8ebingunsen unb niebrigem
pro3eatiabe gu pertaufen. 8ntes
;farms, 6ea< unb Weibeldno, nit unS
obne 8erbeFerungen, in fIeinen unb
groBen Stiifeu.
gEesen giuseIbeiteu, preiie, &ate
ber SntereHen, 8ei9retbung bes Gan.
bes &C. i1reibe man an
8. y. 6 barbier,
2odmoobs gantaebdube, San Mntonio
&eferensen: Sebe Sanf in San
Nntonio.
Ybptosrapbien, aabinei @r6be,
feline @usfiibrung $3.50 Der Dakenb
BEL s a [ q NAB.
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0urd, ceTmmus eimer edlenie.

pirb ber SfIeuieabamm BON benz Druid ber dufees
BEN etne gdleuie fur bas a6rperfpftem unb bteuen
CUR atfubr oes i1eberfuies. 0eritOpuns peri@liest
SeIeu NbFubrtaua. Scfetter'S Widsenbitters pffaet
i'm ,ub ueridofft baburd hem a5rver Grlei@teruns
Often Dtenit pelTintst baS Bttters miIbe unb mad
unb rad !; aber ponfdnbis. &c srsift nt&t, wie etn
iiarte3 abfhbrmttei, BITE Gtuseweibe an, eS perurs
sspaitiam unb pirtt riot mie isne. eria6pfenb unb
ihwdheIp Sm @esentbeil, es ftdrtt uno trdftist
BE Ginsewe6e sur eltsn 3ett, In ber 60 fe ertets
iert. auh burGorinSt eS ben Masen, bts seber nnc
Nteren nit neuer Spanutrdft une re9uitrt tbre nos
fiirldsn Tuntiorer, unterbr dt ote Nncse 5u Rbeus
matismrS unb itdrtt pas @erreuipfem.. CUR 9ets
luna unb 9erbhtuna pom Grfdltnas unb Steter ieeer
Nrt. btltD5em uup gBea eIfeber, @auensas, Mtlssrs
neiteruna unt H,erbdr una bat es inter alien neu'
,ettlid en- Mttteln ntbt iiue8 @lei&en. SIR Getous
polessenten nnb 6awdGltuse III bas Bttters en urs
laEuln, has ibnen bte Serlcrensn ardiie wteoer
f@oft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12

@ladiiM, tuer I'm beit'rea 9retie
gitt tn6 lad5t nnc idjerst nno iia8t
3asn tn beoad)t'aer 0Seifc
gctnen Gd,oppen Lone Star trinft.
Sort nit Spr8en uno NIT @lagen
9af;t Xeio uno Wiib' neraeiiem iein:
.0Dir tupllen uu8 uDd, NAL bertragen''
Drnnt, &ellner, id3enfc tutcoer cir.
0lber nur Bpm &One Star Safe
3apie mir Das ecIe 8ak,
0appn nfrtrG8 id1 etne WfEiic
Sat- 10 biel tpje s. o. SaR!
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y an ut d, 0 lie.

@au alntDmtu, 9cs., 10. Mars. - 81
einerh h51 gts. @ooo Orbinars 81 Gents
eotp Mibplins 81 @ts.;; 0inSIine 81 @erfs
@oob Mibblins Gents: MiSsl'ne Sas'
~ @eHts.
Salpeftpn. 9er. 10 Wdr;. = 0teinart
6M cts; @pcb Srtin1rp 6Is Gents
eofp MibSIins Gents NibtIine u ets.
Goob sRib6lins 73s cts ; Wiehlina 6a''
77a Gents
narp 6% Gents: Goos Srhinarn Cts.
2stp Micb!ina 73@ gts.; gsibblin9 ~ @ts.
e;ooe MiobIins ~; D'iht!ina fair 3 sts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12

5i6t, betn leltIam trauri9en Sltd in
sen pltltberbar leuAtenoen slu9er.
lpieoerAolten itiirn1ii9em 9erporrnT
folqel,b, Dor bic Stampe trat, brad
10 beseiitertes YeiFall8gei9ret aus,
oas oas bis altf ben letten &lat beleste
Saus bauon miberballte.
(Gcrtfetuas foTst,.
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u. ghpls'
Yalmeu 0arteu nnO 6eitautation.


Ser ireunbli9fe unb ansenebmfe
9lufentbalt fur bic geinder ber Staoi
uab uamentli9 fiir Gamilisn, TT
S1ol3' paImengarten. Der nit elmer
poraigIiden &eftauration, spelde ale
DelitateEen ber Saiion in behtr Gus
bereitung Iisfert, perbuuben 1T. Dian
finbet bort oas bette &las Gitr unie=
rer beimif6en 8rauereien. pOrtreffs
licbe einbsimiide uub imrortirte Weine,
bito @isarren, alte, quite Wbisties,
2iqubre &C., unb gum ueberfluB ftets
einen ausseaei6peten 2un6. Sans
tags unb SountasS NbenbS finbea
5rei aonaerte ftatt. Billarbfpielern
iteben bic beiten Billiards 3ur Wer'
fagung.
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aud i'm beutf6en Rsi6e pi

Nu9 i'm beutf&en Nsihe uil
man iegt ben MirtbiGnfteu 3u 0eibe
eeben. Dem &ei@staee liegt ieBt
Elm 9lnirag bes @entrums Dor,
tuel6er bic poliaei ermd6tiSt, bic
Dirtbi6often BON IL llbr Mitterna6t
bis 5 llbr Woreeus su tdlisben. 3us
benz ioaen bic Mirtbff)aften an ben
9onntasen tpdbrenb bes 5auptsottes'
bienfes geihioRen bleiben. Ser Ins
trag wirb faum Dor Oitern 5ur Ses
bate tommen; bas 6aus wirb fi1 por
PaImfonniag uertasen unb bts gum
ID. april In bic Gerien geben.
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Doctor Weft'S 9teruems uno @e,
birn Sur.

Dieie pilen turiren bic GoIeen BON
iibermdBigem Spirituss unb 3abat.
@enuB. berlorene ManneStraft. frhbs
aeiti9e Iusi6reitungen, Smpoten3,
S9ludde be5 &6rpers unb 8ebirns.
Strdmpfe unb @ebirnerwei6ung bou'
Grub eebeilt.
Cine S6a6teI, geaue fir / Monat,
$1.00. lleberaa per Dot bin oerIanot,
q. @enR. 3eutide Npntbete,
1O6 Of.gommereeIraBe, Gan antouio.
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- Sic seiammten 59ulben ber 20
ar6Bten Staaten guropa8 betraaen
1850 MillioneH Jranes, mas bel
elmer @eiammteiawobnersabl bon 366,s
425 790 @inpphnern bur6ihniitlld)
800 Grane8 per aopf ausma9t. auf
Zen ein5elnen 8eruobuer ber perf@iebe.
nan Staateu gerednet, felt fid) fols
aenbe &eibenfolge beraus: @s tomnlen
in Bortugal 794. ssranfreid, GIT, gnss
Innb 529, Me e)erIanbe 480, StaIisn
All, Oenerrel1 1854, Belgien $50,
Gpanien 399, @rie1enIanb 1884.
Seuti6Ianb 274. &umdnien 1872,
3usIanb 146. Serblen 143, Odnes
mart un6 Siirfei ie 1877. Normeaen
81, Sbmeben, 78, guIsarien IS.
6innlanb 81 unb In Der 5hmei3 25
branes 5taatsiduloen auf ben Sept
tet iebesmaligen Geu6lterung.
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edhnfnbfntht aehetlt.

einem alten aste, Der Doe eer grasis aard6setpaen
tebte, wusee hur@ etnen eptnhti6en NtitinRdr bic
BeS&rebuns etnes euta4en resetablti@eu eilmtttels
fhr BITE f9neue unb baaernhe eetinus son aunsen'
f9wtnnin4t, Drru@ttie, 9atGssb, GRbma nnb alien
6aIss unb Experimentation autaetdnbtst. Gu& etn
tttel fas poEtipe rabifale etIuna Bon Rerrsnf&pds
&c nnt alen Rerpenfrantbetfsn. &a&bem bsr 6pttos
Bate esaNtefs g 60 far 3etne pftt, bas Witte et.
asn ietbeaeeu Wttment4eu betannt ~ ma&en. Bon
steism Rsttp nab Buufd setrteben, tsubens er. 50
leabe bielee @etept sanj tpnerfret an &us, ete es
phnf@en, In beutiAer, englt{Aey unh franlhRf9ty
SpraAt nit pcaer anpetixns ber 1erfeunns nab bee
3ebyau@s. Senbs AbreEe nab BriefmaTfe, te1ttht
Dt& auf ptefe 8ettuns unb To ienbe ee iofcyt. W.
Espee, $40 Rcmsrs 4IoG, Rs&eaer. y. 3.
NuS Nl3sp mirb berihtet: Sn
bielen Semartunsen 3beinbefens unb
Der angreu3snben baprii9en Grte III
eine 4rantbeit unter ben 9aien aus
gebrsdeR, bic pernidtenb auf bic
ssagb ,eftdnbe ipirtt. go tuurben jtingft
bei einem Sreibiagen In Oberfl6rss
beim nur 81 9aisn ansetrOffen unb
sur 5trefe gebra6t. pdbrenb In fri.
beren Sabren iiber 100 esf6oRen
murben. Bon Dielen Ortsn pirO be-.
rifiet, baB fat fein einBiaer 0aie mebr
geieben ipirb. tpdbrenb fonit auf ieber
6lur bic 9aien bubenOweife angetrof'
fen murben.
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@arft : 8erid)t.
K@rner
4nteni ir, 10. Mdr3 1855
gref8.aifte:

. te1s n b q ., telle NHut .I-zS
serinsers Aual't. 1913
pbiss arttfsl finaen ft.tIsea Abias. Son
fanments tperben ron mir iolietliri, Uni
prompte N6reduHns seIiefsrt. - stss i1nf
fehr heaskrf
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Roru. .0afer nno Oeu.

Gan Nntuntp, 2eE.. 10. gldr;. =
Rotr, % Gents ter gultel. = ga fer
in Waeenlabnngen so Gents per BuiAe!. =
sen. 9ole 40 BIZ 45 @ts. per lot' pinnf
ie mad QuaIitdt.
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,,9te Beeme neriue9ielt".

DoS liebliebli6e 2anbHdbt9en 8.
feht i'm 0rii@aftsregifter bes 9eutldsn
Heides aufgeseidaet nit benz Vermsrt:
E. St; P. II. A. Sup; 81 beuiftb;
@iienbefnfiaiion; Poltamt smsiter
aIaile; almtsseri6ts; Superintendent
tur. 3u Der 3eit, ba lid untsnfes
benbe 8egebenbeit 5uttug, mar fre'l'eh
bic nd0lte 5tatiea nod fiinf 5tunoen
peit en,fernt unb bas 2tmtsgeribt bieB
nod areiaeeri1t. Weben BEN Dtrrn
5uperintenbenten mar nod ein speis
ter paffor Da, Elm Manu in ben a,its
leren sSabreu, gutter Gamilieaoatsr
uno treuer 0irte ieiner Gemeinoe.
Dieier Maaa beiaB Elm paar geipaltlge
;siIsfiefsl, bic aber bic altdslihen
2eberaiefel ge3ogen tDurben, lpenH
ct i'm Winter gu Amt5banolnngeH
III eius Der feds einaepfarrtsn S6tfer
fubr. Gins gBinters nun Iiarb ein
auI etma 3 Stunben gntfernung be'
uadbarter Yaltor I'M SDrfe 6. 4ls
qerabe rent oieI 59uee lag, tuollte
Elm iunges paar bort 9oa3eit MAIDEN.
Srauea muBte iie unier paifor, henn
er bate udbrenb Der 8afan3 bic Nnits:
qeihafte au beiorgen. SO fubr er
baum, na9bem er bic ungetbiime Don
Gtiefeln ange3ogsn bate, Su Shlltten
benz sselbe ieiaer 9bdtigteit su. Wie
er bas paar traute, brau9e i'd ni6t su
belareiben. bas baben bic Meifen f6on
mitgema6t. Die siI3ffiefel bate er
nattirlib mdbrenb ber 6anolung abee'
leat; als Maes poriiber mar, beipra@ sr
III Der SatriItei nod Dies unb Scenes
nit benz &antor, sog bic Gil5faiefel tpies
Der at unb fsBte li@ auf feiaen Sdlit.
ten. Ser S1liiien muB.e aia 9c95eits'
banle poriiber, uus Der Der bort ieBt
nit abge3oseHer NthBe on Der Sbtir
ftaub, mar NiemaAb aubers, als Der
Brautpater. o0err paitar,. tutirben
sic uns aift bic gbre an!buns
gben moate Der Nnserebete entgegs
neu, bab er @iIe babe, als Der fluge
ginlaber binsufiigte: Ser ieI,se 9err
,, bat Das INNER getban." ,,Na, benn
auf ;ebn Minuten!" Sn Der Stnbe
iaBen fie f6on bel Slid; elm leerer
5tubl fur ben paitor ftano neben Der
, grdut. Ser Yaitor bdngte Out nnn
Mantel an ben 9aten, bic groBeu Siie.
fel bebieIt er an, f9on I'm fi9 ntdi
su lanse 3a perIpeilen. Na9 Der Suppe
| fam Der 8raten--ba fins CO on, BEN
bo9ebrwiirbigen 9errn on einem Site
| fslsu trabbeln. Gr cog ben Gub inter Ten
5tubl: u3ui9 Did = SEPT muBte er
aud ben anbern SUB utter ben Stubl
aiebsn, aud osr anbere Gilaftlefc'
murbe angepedl. uWlllh ou fort, III
| fdmes 8iebI" Der &0ter muBte iiS
tn bic 6il3itiefel gerabe,u osrliebt ba'
ben. Au1 inter ben Giuhl fam el
| iegt. ,,Mari@, fOrtl" alles umionii
,,MG, bite" ia8te Der paiior id)lieB'
lid au benz ibm gegeuiiber iiBeubeu
Brautuater, .,ps(en Sic ni4t ben
Dumb bier negrufen! Der bats aul
meme Stiefel abseieben." Der Braut
palsr lob unter ben Slid: .a@. 0eel
pafor, enti6uibigen Sic nur, S'tf
blos Der tleiue Waiielinn8e, Der oel
Braut ben s6ub aus5iebsn muB, bd
eeben benu bic @Gte @elo fur ben ar
men rein; unb ba bat er eben lpobl b
| 8een permehfelt!"
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Gin tuertbpplles 0eeept.

Ser Gebafteur Wtorriion bon Der in
Wortbington, Snbiana, eri6einenben
ssSun' i1reibi: .9ie haben ein mertb'
poues 9fecept in bem Electric. 8itters1
uno itb fam bafelbe SeDermanu nit
gutenl Gewifien empfehlen als etn Wfits
tel eeaen geriiopfuug uno Msrdne.
MuG oIs Mlittel CUR allgemeinen Gnfs
frildung bes 5pitems bat ss nidt feis
res @lei9en. Srau QnAie @teble,
2625 Cottage @rooe Mpenue In @ht'
cago tuar bouRdnbig erfd6pft, fte
fonMte tueber efien nod perbauen unb
bate &adenibmer3en. bic fie gar nidt
nlebr perlaffen MOLTEN. Sic fhblte
fi@ total entfrdftet, aber feds 6lafden
electric 8itters tellien ibre @eiunbbeit
tuieber ger unb uerliebeu ibr neue
9raft. preis so Gents uuc $1.00 bic
6lafde. gu baben in Der Ipothefe
bnn q. Dreib.
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1T oie jabrsIanse Diiieniaaft.
Denn in sroeeu Quantitdten unS
perbeNerten 111sthoSen ber9eftelIt,
70 mus cine Gmuliion pollfomme'
ner iein ais cine in alter 1ftanier
nit 1r1orfer uno Keule subereitete
uno fir einiee llnsen berednst.
Darum 9ebt SCOTS Gmuliion
pom Gsbertbran ntat in Gbsils
auf, fonSeru bdIt ;abreIans iih
fde, un0 oarum 1T elm g0ffel poll
Dem anosru eIeih, fiets Elm eleid''
mdeises proouft,
g,,i onotr.n GmuIiiOn,n mosts ei, HnstItet Ws'
IrItots sr,itss enttptosr tne utss ootr sns untr.
ScHs. g'tbmsu sic scOh's. Gas GsaH 9at s'nss
la&sfarbsnm umIhlds.
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Ser 9lnleibe. 0ertrag beS beutf&s
engIiiheu SpnbitateS NIT Der dimes
ffdsn &esietung III ieBt in psfing
unterseihnet tporeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-12
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-04
THEIR WAGON BURNED.

A Family of Movers in Town That Met
with Hard Luck ON Christmas Day.
Mrs. Thorpe is just now interested in
the case of family of movers that lost
their wagon and all their goods by fire
hero on Christmas day.
The family had campei for dinner
near Pauline, but were invited to take
Christmas dinner by a farmer named
Hadley. They accepted and while they
were in the house their wagon caught
fire from a little stove they had in it and
was burned with all their goods. They
were on their way from Oklahoma north,
and the family consists of man, his
wife, her brother and daughter 10 years
old.
They were brought to town and are
located in a room on Kansas avenue.
which was paid for for one week bv
some man whose name is lost. The men
of the family are hunting for work but
meanwhile charity supports the family
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-04
KILLED HIS SISTER.
An 11-Year-OId ParkdaIe Boy Shoe
His Little Sister Accidentally.

An 11-Year-OId ParkdaIe Boy Shoots
His Little Sister Accidentally.
Little 6-year-old Veroqua Van Horn
died yesterday soon after 4 o'clock as Il
result of having been shot in the breast
by her brother Jackson, aged II, shortly
before noon yesterday.
They are the children of George Van
Horn, the hack driver, who lives two
blocks beyond the street car line on
East Sixth street.
The shot was of 22.caIiber and was
fred from an old rusty revolver that had
not been in use for years.
The boy had had the revolver playing
with it and swapping it about the house
at different objects. Finally he aimed
it at his sisters breast and snapped it
again.
Two shots entered the little girls
breast, and it is supposed that one of
them was lodged in the barrel of the re-
volver.
The child suffered greatly and died at
4:15. 1t will be buried tomorrow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-04

diers, in spite of all denials, have desert
ed in considerable numbers, aud have in
many instances shown sympathy with
the insurgent cause.
Stories are afoat here of a wholesale
republican propaganda at work among
the soldiers from Spain and it is claimed
that it will bear fruit
But the most astonishing of the climax,
is the cool manner in which the
insurgents have pushed onward in
past ten days Right on the
ground the insurgents have just travers-
ed are several strong columns of Spanish
troops, said to number in all about 3d.
coo men. but we hear of no fighting
worth mentioning, a skirmish here and
there being all that is recorded.
OF course a great deal of this success
is due to the fact that the Cubans have
the sympathy and active support of nine
out of ten persons they have
encountered in their march on
Havana, while on the other hand,
the Spaniards meet with little sympathy
from the natives of this island. Thus the
insurgents have been arrested in every
way possible in their endeavors to keep
clear of the Spaniards and the latter
have been misled at every opportunity.
Well TO do people from the districts
around Havana are hocking into this city.
The price of provisions has already be-
gun to go up aIarmingly. In the streets
the hustle and hustle of the
military is visible. Every man or boy
who can be placed under arms has been
called upon to shoulder a rife and the
war ships have landed every man and
gun available for the defense OF the city.