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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
electric Sitters.

electric 9itters lit cine Mebi,in, bic
ieber Subrcs,eit uugepuBt lit, wel6e aber
wobl ponn am meiiten ltutb tbut, wcnn
jcnes miioe uno matte @efiibl pOrs
berri6t, mcnu Die 0cber Ian9iam unb
ener9ieIoS idafit, unb wenn iid baS Ses
birTniB mad einem itimulirenbsn unb
~anregenpcn Wtittel betunoet. Sin promp>
ter @ebrau3 bieier MebiSin bat oft
Iungpierise uno fataIe @~olenfieber per-
mispeu. Seine MteoiSin wiro ii9ersr
wirten, I'm Oas Spitcm uon muIarii6cul
@ifte su befreien uno Oieiem eat9e9ms
Suwirten. &opiweb, llnuerOauIi6teit,
9crltopfung, S9winoel wet6en Dem
electric 8itterS. so Gents uuh $l.OO
per 6Iaide per in I. @. &uete's 9lpos
tbete, CSC WtaiusS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Wunocrbarc GrjoIac.

stas einem Sriefe, weI6sn 8ep. s.
@unoermam uon Oimonbale, Mi9.,
lit uns erIaubt worben, foIsenoen Nuss
su9 Sn MAIDEN: SD SOsere nt9t DIR.
Kings New Discovery 81 empfeblen,
oa Die &eiultate taft punoerbare in Dem
Sale meincr 6rau wareu. Oils i9 Bas
ltor Der Saptiitentir6e ;u Shines Sumo
ton mar, wllrbe iie nit 8neumonia ins
fol9e bon Ga Grippe bebaftet. Sur6ts
bare Suitenanfaue oauerten nit tur,er
unterbre6uusen Stunben lang, uno es
idien ais werbe ite bieieIben ni6t iibers
Ieben. Sin SreuHb empfabl DIR. Kings
New Discovery; basielbe wirtt gu
auer 3nirieoenbeit cine i6nele Sur.
Srubefai6en iino gratis su babeu BEL
Z. @. Ruete 656 MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
d.

- 9rom mint Der @aIgen. - Sm
gunOestreis9erl6te 81 80 II.
iprn9 oieier Sage Gtl6ter GOlt Oas
SOOesurtbeil iibCr 56Oma50teaOSram,
ben NiatrOien, melber i6ulOig befun=
ben moroeu mar, ben 6apitdn Der
gartentine rSerbert 6uller", 6barles
s. NaIb, ermOrOet gu bNben. Nls
Datum Der Sinri6tung wuroe Der Is.
SUM felt9eIeBt. @cfrN9t, pb er etipas
All la9en babe, belt Sram eiue turSe
Nniprats al ben &i6ter, iUOriu er
feline unI6ulo Dor 8Ott lnlo Dem Sinne
mel %betbeuerte, uno bic init Den gSOr=
ten ihloB: ,Serr, 9ein g8ile Qelbsbe!"
9as 8erbrehen, iupfiir gram am 8al=
aeu biiBen iOll. Wuroe am IL. Sui
1896 al goro oss ,Serbert 6uler"
be9an9eu. &0pt. Naib, feline Satin
uno Der alueite Waat YlamberQ Wur'
ben in elmer Nu6t ermOroet. Sram
puroe in Giien 0eIe9t uno nO6 Salis
fag, u. s., 0ebrO9t. Sein ProSeB
fano in Bolton ltatt, neil oNs oOrti9e
Sunoes9eri6t benz Safen, in welAem
Sram 9elanoet wuroe, am na4lten
lie9t. g8dbrenO Oes Yrp5eiies ia9te
Charles grODn, Del9er lid in Der
WOrOna6t am Steuerruoer befano,
aus, oaB er 9eieben, pie 8ram 9e9en
ben 8apitdn ben tOotIi6en Streia
fii9rte. gram puroe ausI6liebli6
ipe9en Der GrmOroun9 oes 8GpitGns
prpseiiirt. Sin gepe99runo iir Die
8luttbat lieB ii6 ni6t iinoen. bod bic
SurD ipr06 oas perb0u9niBpOlle
.S9ulOi9" aus. Die anDalte oes
angetlaQten IieBen gauge YNnoe BON
YrOteIten 9e9en Die 6itbrun9 oes qros
ssIles eintrN9eu uno beGntrGQten SWei=
NAL sinen neuen YrOSeb, bod Die &l6s
fer @Olt uno 98ebb, welde iiber Sram
81 Beri6t iGben. i6lugen oas Anitns
nen Ob. Gen WtNOt oes nSerbert iSula
Ter" tann jeBt mn nod cine Ginmis
idun9 oes Sbsrbunoes9eri6tes poer
bes prGiOeuten Wc&inleD pom 3Uoe
bur6 ben Stran9 retten.
- WObl Die i6nelite &eiie, bic bis:
Der auiideu WGibin8tOn uno y # on
Qemn6t wOroen 1T, bat Der betOnnte
Boiipner WilliOnGr RObert 3reUt
9 ~, Ser y = -r"' = . i.'',yt 'i,r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
NeW Yorf.

- GeIii6ntsr Gaubmoro. lle1er
bic Sinridtung bes Ne9ers Nrtbur Mt.
MaDbew i'm 3ubtbauie gu Sing Sins
brinNen Sem Yorter Sldtter i~Ol9enoen
Veribt: unmittelbar no60em Die 3su=
gen iid I'M ben elettrii6eu Stubl
sruppirt batten, iuuroe Mapbeip in Die
9ammer seiiibrt. Gr mar pOllitduoiS
9ebrohen. als i'm Die @drier auf
ben Stubl ieben MOLTEN, ibrie er aui:
Sd wiinihe Marosn Sage 81 Iprss
den. Sic perben ben StrOm ni1t un-
oreben. biz id ss Sbnsn ia9e. Neb=
men sic fib in gl6t, sic itebsn i'm ge=
grin. einen S%ufi3mOro 81 beseben.
SD bin unIhuloi9. 5rant Nlbsrtion
uno Sobn WaDne ermOroeten ben
Mann!" Sabei ipioerieBte er lih ben
y01rtern, uno uur nit QrOBtem Strait
uuiwano 9elan9 es benielbcn, Den Ses
linQucnten auf ben Stlbl gu Orilden
uno linn bic &iemsn ansule9en. Nls
WtaDbew lib i%iberiDdlti9t lab. be9ann
sr 81 beten. Got belle mir, 8Ott
belle MR." itobnte er. .8Ott ie9ne
g8arosn Sage. 8Ott ie9ne GOupsrneur
ylad, Soft ie9ne SObn @apne unO
Srant Qlbertiou!" 9as mar INN IL
lbr II Minutsn. llnmittelbar oas
raul n%ernabmen be 3eugen Elm Wart
uno Ssin our6orin9enoes &nirihen,
oes Ne9ers S0rper iiel mad borne, 10
baB Die Glemen, nit Oenen er an9e=
i1ualt mar, bis gum NeuBerlten ge=
ipanut Duroen. Tann wuroe Die
Strait oes Strpmes perminoert, Damn
wieoer auf 1900 Bolts 0ebru6t, uuo
I'M IL pbr Is Wtinuten mar laut GrSts
li6er Seltati9unN Der 3Oo ein9etreten.
9ie @ei6e muroe oaraufbiu in ben Se=
cirioal Qebra6t. Sas Serbreden,
oos Wapbsw nit Dem Gsben beSablte,
mar eiu b~rutaler, iiberle9ter Raub=
mOro. GIN Z. WQr3 1896 mar in Dem
9OrTe SemIteao. &. S., Der 70jdbri0e
stephen YDluell nit sillem Sanofade
auf Der StraBc, unQeidbr 800 S6ritte
BON ieinsm Sauie, nisOerNeibla9eu
pOroeu. Nls man i'm ianO, iuor er
%beWubtlOs, mo er erlOn0te aud O0s
YemuBtlein nlht mieoer. Ser Bob
frat balo oarnuf Elm. Nnidngli9 fsblte
jeoe Spur oes WtOroers ooer Der WOr=
Der. Sann farIO MAJ in Der gtdbe oes
SbatOrtes cine SabatspfeiIe, bic Sobn
@oDne 9ebOrt bate. unO Oieier wurOe
DerbaItet. 9Run erfubr BON ibm, OUB
er al benz bstrefenoen Nbeno in Der
NeieQihait bon Nrtbur WNpbew mar.
pOwell mar Sirettor Der Sempiteuoer
8asiabrit uno belt auBerosm eineu
Shublaoen. Sort mar er on Dem
Qbeno 5iemli6 LANCE 9eblisbcn, ba ibm
6reuaoe beiu1t batten. Mau nuBtc,
oaB YOpel itets piel 8elo bel li6 trug.
@rit I'm II llbr NbenOs idIpB er ben
&aoen uno 9in9 nNA Sauie, naboem
feline 6reunoe iih Don ibm Uerabihie.
BET batten. I'm oieie 3sit muBts Der
Wtoro bs0ungen iein. Sn benz Sanos
lad. nel1eu man in Der Ndbe Der
Moroicene iano, pNr Elm Stiid Slei=
riibrs. oas in einsn iciOsnen Strumpf
cin9eiuidelt mar. Cine 3eu0in iaNte
aus. oaB lie 6rau MtaDbeiu Elm Yaar
Seloenitrilmpie BON Der Dirt. luie Der
9eIunoene, 9eitentt bate. 9lm WOr-
gen mad Der Shat iubr MaDbelu al ieis
ncr in Der Ndbe bon Semlteao wobnen=
ben Sruu. Gr beSablte 81 fir Oas
6u6rluert uno lieb babel Oiel Gelo ie=
ben. Am MOr0cn Dor YOwells Grs
moroun9 mar er oa9eaen in GsloOers
ieNenbeit 9eUeIen. oenn or muBte lid
einen 9anS tlcinen yetrGg bergen. Yei
Der SerbNnolun9 le9te @GOne ein De-
idnOniB ab uno trat ais 3eu9e Qe9en
~ 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
SIT cs n;Gt ci9ctt, ouB

Srantbeit Die crit pOr weniaen Sabreu
bel uns lbr Grideineu mahte, 10 feit
@urSel gefaBt bat, baB tie nit jeosm
Sabre INNER nieoer ner ouftritt unb
tlefe Spuren binterldBt? Nuh in oies
lem Sabre Bat iib Ga Grippe pieoer
unter ms 9s5eigt uno finoen mir es
oaber Om PlaB 0rf Elm Seitmittsl bin=
Srtpeilsn, weltes Iib bel benz erlten
epiOemil6en NuItseten oieier &rnntbeit
ols arsgcSeihnet ermisieu bat. Sieies
Seilmittel lit 6orni's NlpentrGuter
Slutbeleber. Gum gelpeis Sol0snoes:
2ooa. ST.: Sas olte i6meiser=oeutIde
Seilmittel Ilpentrduter Slutbeleber bnt
mir re6t 9rOBe Sienits 9eleiItet. SD
bate ga Grippe, iuel6e mid nit einem
bOien &beumatismus suriitlieB. SD
tonnte mid ni6t riibren uno bepeQen
Obne QroBe ShmerSsn, aber Sant oie=
ier Meoisiu bin i6 pieoer ber9eltellt.
Conrad Speirer. - Gin anoerer Se=
weis. Srau Wars. Sartb in Nmbia,
Sub. i6reibt: Nprni's Wlpentrdutet
Slutbeleber bat mid pplItlnoia BON
ga 8rippe bcfreit. SD fiible MIDI
wieoer ME neu9eboren uno bin jcbt
9Ciunoer ols Sabre aupor. = grallbt
es nod i9lagenrere Seweiie?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
3.
Seuti6Iauo.
9 II.

Sas bernepsrte Spfbrdubaus:
Sie 3eit 1breitet bod fort! sic bat isiz
nen Hsipett Dor Dem Geralteten! Selb1t
oas ebriuiiroiQe, atleu Somfortes baare
tsl. SOfbrlubaus III Miinbsn mub oa.
ran ~slaubeu. "a baben lie Dor Der
Staot in elmer Gieieniront al ben Sell
ler Elm neues Uraubaus hinSeltellt. bic
alte nit ben Sbantrlumen ,ufammen=
9ebaute Srdu latte auf Dem iUeltbetanns
ten .YlaBl" in Der Staot taiiirt unp
al ibrer Statt neue ~9rObarti9e S,erbaIs
len unter Serwcnoun9 Der ihon Dor.
banoenen 8eDOlbe einseribtet. Die
beioen Neutrality-suspicious. neuen Sal-
len bieten etwa 800 SiBpldBe, tOunen
aber gs9eu 1900 Menideu ialien, wenn
bic Geute 10 aniprubslos in yesu9 auf
QlaB bleiben. lpie es inn alien Spibrdu-
bals Der Sail mar. Sic neuen Ndume
muroen ueulid benz Sertsbr iiber9eben,
WOr0ui bic bisberigeu Sotalitdten ab9e-
brOheu, um9ebaut uno Elm 9rOBer
SOmmsrtrintbOf nit Nrtaoen fir etwa
900 periOnen 9eibafen wlro. Die
Mr6itettcu Seilmanu uno Sittmann
baben bic llmwanolung Der grauitdtte
in SbGntrdume iebr qelhidt bsWertItel=
li9t uuo geraoe5u mcnumcntale Vlers
bolleu 9ei6aifen, bic our1 6DrmQeltal=
tuna pornebm mirten. obne ourh Yrunt
ben Gbaralter oes SOltstbiimliben 81
perlieren. Sine Der Salleu bat iogar
- man bore: inn SOfbrGubaus! =
Ornamsntale Sedenmalerei in Der eng,
lii6=gotbiiheu Manier. Der DOlliSe
llmbau oes @elammtareals wiro erIt
bis gum Sitoberfelt iertiQ weroen, ober
Die Sourilten meroen I'M CONNER i6on
Den nclen Yierbof nit ben @rt0ocu in
YenuBun9 finoen. Sn isiner nellen
Geltalt miro oas SnfbrGubaus nun
ebeniaas gum .yierpalalt". IS iOIl
ail6 oufiir 0eiOr0t weroen. baB oas
persapIte Yier Dem ltOlSen Namsn oes
Sauies @bre madt. Seit 9sraumer
3eit Uaren Die W~teinun9en in oieier
Yeaiehuns iebr aetbeilt. Seit etlua IA
5o9eu 1T oage9en Der StOf ipieOer
pOr;ilgli6. IS bat oa LANCE uro
i6wsre Sample swiiGsn benz Sirettor
uno Dem Gr0umeilter Qegeben. Der
GrItere itellte iid pOrwiegsno auf ben
tGufmdnuiiten Stauopunit. Gr
tiirste bic gaQerSeit oes yieres unb bic
YrOu5eit Nb. 10 oaB iebr junaes Bier
periddntt wuroe. Der 8raumsiiter
beitNnO ou9sSen aui ldn9ersr 2a9erun9.
Der &Ompf muroe icbr sner9il6 9e=
iiibrt, Der Sraumeiiter mar iaOn i'm
Ve9rilf. we0su9eben - unO oas mill
etwos heiBsn. oenn feline YeSii0e betra.
gen jdbrlih 30-35. 900 Wf. ps9en oes
ibn mertWiirOi9er &eiie nod sultsbsu-
ben Seieueridufs - bic 6inanssrcel.
len5. Der oas SOibrGubaus unterItebt,
mahte ibWere StunOeu our1. Num
iheint ein @ls9lei6 I'M g8s0e gu iein.
g8eni9itens wiro Sur 3sit MIR Bier ge-
idGntt, oas mlnoeitens 90 Gage alt 1T.
- Man bsrldtet aus S6miobam
Ntieoerbapern): .Sie leoiae @iitlers-
tO6ter &res3en3 Saumbauer bon bier
bat I'M OOri0en Wpnat ibr oreiidbri0ss
Mdo&eu al berumSiebenoe S6leiier=
leute I'm ben yetrNN bon ii Mart psr-
fault" Die erluerber oss &iuoes
miliien bod uObl einen @anosr9ewsrbe.
i6eiu b0ben uno oa biirIen iie 9inoer
niht nit lid flbrsn. llsbri0sns ssi9t
! -. - ',,.,,N.N ~ GnriA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Snoiana.

- Sin eiQenorti9er SertrO9 beitebt
In SnOiunopOli3 inter Den Oro=
cerD Gn0rOsb0uiern. Gen betbelli9=
ten Sirmen lit es OerbOten, einen 8e=
i6QftsreiIenoen. Der DOu elnem Der
SGuier %sntIaien miro, innerbOlb 90
Sage anSuitellen. Wtau nil oOour6
Dsrbinoern, oNB ein &eiienoer Die Suns
ben elmer Girma einem aloeren Sauie
suiiihtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Ve,u ScrIcD.

Gas oerbdnsniBoole &in9lein.
= Dor &idter SOu9laB ipielte lib in
Seriep 6itD jiin0it cine re6t pa
tbstiide unO ei9entbiimlids Ssene ob.
Sames 3. WcGellan Gramer, Elm juns
ger Wann bon gutter SNmilie. mar in
ieinem elterlI6en Snuie in GrOnforO
GuI Die Seihuloi9una Oes SisbltAbls
per6aftet wOroen. 6rduleiu Wary
9eutih beihuloi9te ibn. ibr ben 8er-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
S,ats. Sud, Dor sa.ben aessm @atarrb,

S,atet @ud Dor SaIbcn acscn &atarrb,
oe A.uea rlbcr c%ntbalten, oa Gueditlber iider ben Stnu
hes Sernds 3~erroren uno baS suuye Spienl p6uis scrs
rntten min, Oenu es ourb bic itIGtmigen Sbtrhddet
~etnortnst. Solte Artttel ioIten ME auBsr aui gtrs
orornn9 gut bernieHer AerSte gebraudt peroeH, oa Der
Sute, oas Sbr oGuou e~rSieIen tOnutet. SalPs & a.
tarrb = RI I, ~labri;irt pom i. !. SbeneD IL 50. Sos
leoo, ., entbdlt tetr Quetiilbrr uuo piro inuerlt6
9%euommed nno ptrtt brett Oui bic idleimiseu Sbers
lladeu oeS SDltsms. @enu Sbr Saus RatarrbzR ur
fault, ieto itdsr. oGB Sbr ddte Detomut. sic uiro
tnnsrltd 9suommsH uHo in EoIeoo, Sbio, pon i. :.
Ebenep Il 60. ecmadt.
Slaide.
Sau'S 6%amilieus 8iQsu limb bic beitcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Bu6len'S NrntcG SaIbe.

Die bette Gable in Der BeIt fir
S6nittwunoen, 9auti6Irfunsen, Wnns
ben, 9ei4pire, Sal3HuB, 6ieberuuns
ben, S6orf, ~seiprunSsae 9anbe, Groits
bsHisn, ~&rdbenauseu, ilnb aae 9autents
tiinbu1sen unO lit cine ii6ere Seiluns
fur 9amorboibsn. IS pirb sarantirts
Bog bas Mittel poIfommene @enug,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni9t, wirO bas @elb
suriiteritr! tet. 8reis % Gents per
S9u9tel. - gu ~uertaufsu bel Z. %.
&uete, Q~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
So,pa.

- George 980ibin0tOn, Elm in Do
benpOrt WOblbetNnnter Nc0er. lit ueu=
lid in ieiner @Obnung in SIt=9aOen.
port 0eltOrben. gSie Der &ertOrbene
b%ebauptete, 1T er ilber Oiersig Sabre
lang StlaUe 9eiueien, uno man nimmt
Oil. oaB er etWa 80 Sabre alt 9eluOrs
ben 1T. Gr Ielber iuuBte ni9t, pie alt
er mar. 98aibinatOn mar nit elmer
meiBen 6rnu Derbeirnthet uno binter=
lQBt er biele lUluie eineu SDbu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Sencrrci6.u uGarn.

- @uf Dem Wastenballe in einsm
Wiensr gsr9nii9un9slOtale eridien am
Sieniiaa cine elegant 9etleioeter juns
ger Wanu, Der eiu mastisrtes WtGOben
in ben Speiisiaal al einen Slid fiibrte,
mo- balo nadbsr au6 einiae Greunoin.
nen bes Maodens, ebenials i'm Was=
teutpltiim. YlaB nabnen. Der jun9e
Wtom mar isbr frei9iebia, er lieB Die
belten Yratsn. feline g8eine uuo i6lieBs
lid 6bampn9ner brin0en, uno bic 8es
ielidaIt lieB lih allies oas gut nun.
ben. YlOBli6 absr wuroe Die irObli6e
Gaune Der Yaa9dite Ourd eineu Hltrrn
Sew, ,crNSrt. cer rrnic :" Ia d
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
A BIG BASS.

Master Peter Biesenbach, son of Mr..
August Biesenbach, who lives in Lake.
view, has the distinction of catching
the biggest bass caught this season in
Lake Elmendorf He pulled the mon
ster out of the water yesterday with
rod and line and small perch hook,
and on weighing it the bass tipped the
scales at something over five pounds.
Mr.. Henry Elmendorf had the bass
for his dinner today and it is claimed
there were several of Mr.. Barr's
phantom minnows, some of Judge
Shields bronze hooks and one of
CaldwelPs piano wire leaders taken
from its nav.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
OPIUM SMOKERS.
How the Poisonous Drug is Inhaled
i, Suspect Dismissed.

How the Poisonous Drug is Inhaled
Suspect Dismissed.
Len Anderson was before the reeor,
der this morning for trial on the
charge of smoking opium, but was dis
missed as the evidence was not con-
elusive.
He was one of the three arrested in
vacant house on Monterey street
Wednesday night when Officers Shell
burn, Quintana, Beck and Brown,
raided the place. -- .--,
The officers testified that they sur
rounded the place, gained an entrance
and found the three boys in there and
also found two pipes used for inhaling
the stuff, the bowls yet being warm.
Anderson, however, testified that he
did not use it, but that another boy,
who is very familiar in police circles
and whose name he gave, did use it
and that the pipes were yet hot from
being used by him, as he said they
would stay hot for two hours after
use.
The pipes were brought into court
by Officer Beck and inspected by the
recorder. The stems are about the
size of a window curtain pole, and
about two feet in length, with very
small bowl attached, about six inches
from one end.
The opium is placed in the bowl
which has cover. The bowl is then
held over n lamp blaze and the fumes
of the burning drug inhaled by the
fiend through the stem.
Dan Penaloza and Manuel Coy, the
two boys arrested with Anderson, will
be tried on the same charges tomor-
row.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
HAVE SOLD DISEASED MEAT.

The Butchers association held a
meeting last night and appointed a
committee to wait upon toe city coun-
ell next Monday to request that. a
beef inspector be appointed whose du-
ties shall be to inspect all butchers
animals on the hoof before they. are
slaughtered in this city. The leading
butchers of the city desire this for
their own protection as they have
found lately that certain unscrupu-
lous butchers have been selling the
meat of diseased cattle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
TO. SAVE A LIFE.
An Appeal for Aid to. Release Mac
Stewart. Sentenced to be Shot


Stewart, Sentenced to be Shot.
Adjutant w. w. Sloan, of Albert
Sidney Johnston Camp, No. la Unit
ed Confederate Veterans, received a
circular letter this morning from DIR.
r. B. Lignoski, of Dick Bowling Camp,
Houston, appealing for aid for the re-
lease of, Comrade Mac Stewart, who is
now incarcerated in a dungeon in Par
raj, Mex, under a death sentence. He
is to be shot for killing Mexican po-
liceman on May 81, 1895.
Continuing, the letter says: HE
earnestly appeals to his countrymen to
come to his rescue and save him from
a most ignominious death. He has
exhausted all of his means and is now
penniless and friendless in a foreign
nation. Mac Stewards offense, as
charged by the courts was murder.
He killed Mexican policeman pure
ly in self defense-shot only after the
policeman had shot at him. Judge
Luna, who defended Stewart at the
trial and who is now president Of the
Supreme court of chihuahua, shows
very clearly and conclusiyely by evil
dence that the act was committed in
self defense. Ex-Governor Hogg has
consented to accompany the writer to
Mexico and has most generously offer
ed his service to assist in pleading
for the defendants release. The
writer has now in his possession let
ters from all of the governors of the
south, senator's and congressman to
President Diaz, pleading for executive
clemency for this unfortunate man."
The letter requests that a committee
of three be appointed from each camp
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
FIRST STRIKE BLOOD.

Pittsburg, Pa, The striking miners
started a march to Plum creek mines
in New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
company at o'clock and were met in
the road by Sheriff Lowrey and depu-
ties who ordered them to stop. Uriah
Billinghall, the leader of the marching
strikers, tried to push his way past
the deputies. A scuffie ensued in
which Jacob Mott, a member of the
band, was seriously cut over, the eye
by Harry Steward, one of the deputies
causing the first blood shed of the
strike.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

]. Waddy Tate, general agent for
the Chicago. Great Western, is in Chi
cago.
Captain James Beaumont, livestock
agent of the Southern Pacific, is in
the city.
Live Stock Agent James III. Polk,
Of the Santa Fe, returned to the city
last night.
G. L. Harris, switchman in the
Santa Fe yards at Galveston, is in the
city and may locate here.
Colonel Fred D. Miller, travelling
passenger agent of the Illinois Central,
is in the city from New Orleans.
Conductor Jesse L. Burd, of the In
ternational, is having extensive i'm
provements made on his residence at
500 Marshall street.
The Arkansas Pass weather bulletin
this morning reports heavy rain at
Ben Arnold and light rains at Flato-
MIA, Giddings and Arkansas Pass.
The Aransas Pass announces reduc-
ed rates to San Antonio for the state
convention Of the Colored Baptist
Young Peoples union, which meets
here from August IL to %.
Southern Pacific passenger train No.
10 came in from California yester-
day as a double header, bringing in
four tourist sleepers with passengers
holding Christian Endeavor tickets
from San Francisco en- route to Gin
cinnati, Washington and other points
east. A carload of Cinnamon bound
for Cuba was also on the train.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
WILL OF GEO. II. KALTEYER.
The Estate Valued at 100000 and
His Wife Named as
Exeoutrix.

The last will and testament of the
late George III. Kalteyer, dated Sep
TENDER 4, 1883, was filed in the Pro-
bate court last evening. Mrs. Johanna
Gloetzel Kalteyer, wife of deceased,
is named as sole executrix of the es-
tate, which is valued at 100000. The
will directs that the surviving wife
have exclusive control over the estate
until each of the children have attain
ed their majority and that the chill
dren shall share and share alike. A
codicil annexed to the will shows that
there are four life insurance policies
Of 5000 each separate from the es-
tate, which were taken out at the re-
quest of deceaseds mother, who paid
for the premiums out of her estate.
for the benefit of his sister, Bertha
Altgelt. Deceased's brother-in-law,
George C. Altgelt and son, DR.. Fred
J. Kalteyer, are to be appointed trus-
tees to collect the proceeds for the
benefit of his sister.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
NEW SUITS FILED.

James and Edward Daughtrey, Da-
vid r. Munger, Annie R. Renean,
Grant L. Ross and wife, Of Austin
county, Josiah Daughtrey, of Brown
county, Felix r. Daughtrey, of Ken
dali county, Mahalt Ann Daughtrey,
Daniel S. Chessher and wife, of Will
hanson county, Amanda A. Beard,
Olivia p. Halsey and Josephine e. Da-
Wis, of Nueces county vs. William Z.
Sullivan, to try title TO lot 1, block 2,
bounded on the northeast by Eighth
street and on the southeast by Avenue
C for damages, $1,000, and for rent,
$1,000, - .,. L
James and Edward Daughtrey, Da-
yid r. Munger, Annie r, Reneau,
Grant L. Ross and wife, of Austin
county; Josiah Daughtrey, Of Brown
county; Felix Daughtrey, of Ken
Daniel S. Shessher and wife, of Will
Hanson county, Amanda A. Beard,
Olivia p. Halsey and Josephine E.
Davis. Of Nueces county vs.. j. I.
Breckenridge, Of Austin county, and
Mary Eleanor Breckenridge, of Bexar
county, to try title to lot 10, block 3,
ON the southeast corner of Avenue,
C. and for damages, $500, and for
rent, $1,000.
Vim. Cameron g. Co., VS.. Chas. G.
Boelhauwe, notes, s611, and garnish-
ment of Thad W. Smith and Sarah B.
Smith.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-13
GOING FOR GOLD.
swITCHNAN JIM OT00LE LEAVES
FOR KL0NDIKE.
His Departure Was Sudden. But He Is
Determined To Reach Success Sur
ly" Martin Leaves Frisco Tomorrow
Other Local Railroad News Items.

"Well, Jim,.I want you to go to
work in the morning." said Yardmas-
ter Mulligan, of the Southern Pacific,
yesterday to Switchman O'TOole, who
had been laid of the day before.
''Sorry, Mike, but I've me mind made
up" replied Jim. Got a ticket and
am going to leave on Twenty"
where til you going?" queried
Mulligan.
"Not there, but to the Klondike," re-
turned the switchman. Here's me
train; so, goodbye, Mike; goodbye,
fellers; Jim's off for the gold country,
and he's coming back a rich man or
not at ALL" ~
"Well, Jim, 4 wish you all the good
luck in the world" remarked Ed. Bax-
ter, as he gave him farewell hand
shake, "but l believe I'd rather be in
old Santone, eating oranges than in
the Klondike living on snowballs.'
That's right, Ed.," was O'Toole's
reply, "but we beat you on one thing;
We'll have cool water up there all the
year round, and don't have to pay for
ice."
Goodbye, Jim; send us good news"
went up in a chorus from the depot
platform as the train pulled out.
O'Toole responded with a wave of the
hand, swung gracefully onto the last
coach and disappeared with the
speeding train.
His wearing apparel that he took
with him fills three valises, but he will
lay in an additional supply before he
leaves Frisco. He was attired in a
gray wooden shirt, gray trousers and a
soft hat and looked every inch a min
err He is in robust health and in his
best years and left with a determine
ton to do or die.
Switchman "Curley" Martin, who
left here on August 3, has reached
California and a, telegram was re-
ceived from him yesterday stating
that he would leave Frisco on the
next boat which leaves August IA.