davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

bis in Die &riegaseit binein. Die
lebte G~eriammlung muroe am Is.
Mdrs 1861 abgehalteu.
DaB mdbreno oes arieaes bier tein
Eurnnerein eriitierte, mar natirlib;
fDnfDoerterte Eurnpereine cabs niht
uno fir einen guruoereir, nit ur,ip=
niitiiher genoena mar Die @ei@ihte
oDh Elm menia au eefdbrlih. @lei6
na1 B~eenoiaune oeS 8rteees aber,
am %. Wueuit 1865, rief Der lebte
Shrlftuart bes alien Bereins, 5ran5
@ieenborff, cine Gnaabl 5erren 5ue
ian1n,en uro biele arinoeten ben nod
iebt beftebenoer San Wntonio Turre
p%erein". Wuf Die @elhihte oei1elben
molen mir bier nibt ndher eingeberl,
elm Sober, Der fih 0afir trtereIitert,
Tam bas in &unge's trefflihem Nrs
titel. in benz aues Wifenstperte nit
erDBem 6leiB suiamrter getra9ert TT,
nahleien.
Ben. Wauermar,n Bat fir Die Set.
ihrift einen babiden Irtitel iber ben
r@eiit Der Nlten" geliefert, in benz er
ben Sreibeitsioealen uno Jreibeitss
beitrebunqen Der alten beutiden Eur
ner Qeredt tpiro. NQerlei interei1arte
grinnerunger, nie Die Bertetot9ula
Der DDuai'ihen 8eitunasoffice. bic
@runoung Der Seuermebr . &oms
paanie u. q. iino aeihidt in ben Ir'
titel nit eingeflohten.
&iharo grler ihreibt Gber Die & Be-
teiligung am aftipen Eurnen" une
giebt cine ueberiiht iiber oaS attiue
Turnen i'm Bereif1 mdhreno Der leb'
ten Sabre. Ser Nrtitel lit iebr fleis
fila gearbeitet unb audi fir Nibtz
Gunner b6hft ~intereiiant. MIe m06s
liden @reianine meroen in bemielben
&epue paliierer laiien uno einiae.
tuie Die fanapie gurnfabrt nah 0eus
Braunfels. init nielem 6umOr bebans
belt. Ser 8erfaiier ihlieBt nit einem
uarl1er Nppeu an Die Meitglieoer oes
Bereins, oaS attipe Turnen ftets
huh3ubolten unb f1eiBig III pflegen.
Bum GhluB bat s. S. 2afrenB
nod in einern ldngerea Nrtitel cine
ueberiiht iber oas .mas Der Turuz
perei1 ieinen Witgfieoern bietet," aes
geben. gr giebt uns cine @eibibte
Der periGieoenen GettiDnert, oeS ges
miIhten gburs, Der Damens@ ettion,
bes aeael Stubs uno Der Dramatic
lhen SettiDn. 6auptidblih Der lebe
tere Mrtitel entbdlt manb' Sutereis
lanteS uno man tam nur beoauern.
bob er 10 febr tur5 aefaBt lit.
DaS Bud enthdlt auBer ben 9es
tannte1 Mrtiteln AUDI nod cine Mit=
~g(ieberlilte bes gereins, cine 3ifte Der
Beamten in ben lebten uieraig Sab
rem u. 81; AUDI cine iebr bibihe Tefts
hpmne, oeren Berfaifer ieoob niHt
aenannt lit.
Die Musftattuna bes tleinen @erts
lit brilliant; Druid unb 8apier ltno
muitergiiltie unb Die aablreihen Slut
itratiOnen, rab Biloern Der 6errerl
.. 6eeernarrt uno grnft &aba. biz
auf cine, cine etuas ntiBgliidte 9urs
nergruppe, n0rsiglih. 6err Saba
bat aub Die bibibe 9itelpignette.
bieielbe, uelhe bic @inlaounaen
5ierte. geaeifnet. SD p%rdientiert fih
oas @anse als cine ourfaus miiroige
Seftaabe fiir Die Subitdumsfeier zines
Der 9r6Bten oeutiben gereine bes
StQuteS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
Scr ltuperftanb Der Mdnner

1T baufis 10 sroB, pie Der Der 5rauen.
Nber Sbos. g. @utin, Msr. bes ste
publican" in 2eaoentrortb, Sub., mar
nt6t utoeritdnois, als er ben Meraten
perbpt, feline Srau 5u pperieren. Statt
oefen, iast er, sebrau6ten mir electric
8itters. Meine Srau mar 10 franz, baB
ite faum oas 8ett p%erlaiien fonnte unb
flint (5) Ner5te gaben ibr feline Grleidz
terung. Nadbem fie electric 8itters
genummer1, ipuroe tie ipob( unb beiorgt
ibre 6ansarbeit, @arantiert. gu 6aben
BEL 5. &alteper & 5obn, Geo. s. S,
S6nibt, SiseHtimer, unb Noolf OreiB.
8reis so @ts. Der Ilaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
81 naetae.
Wonatlihe Saldre fir Wiapor gal>
uno feline EQmiIie.
gpteeel i'm Sausfbmb.

Die neuelte @%rfinbung Der parifer
Mobebamen tit Der Spiessl TIM 9anb>
f8ub. Gerabe I'm Minter, tpGbreno
Der @efeGl9afts{aiIon, I'm Ebeater, i'm
&onaert empftnben f91ne = unb auG
tpeniger i9Dne grauen ia 70 4Sufts ben
Munf9, einual ftbne1 einen 9ltd auf
ibrep trtueften Ursunb, ben @ptseel at
tpsrfsa. I'm gu fuatroGtrsn, ob me Urts
ttr ntAt aus bsr Gorm tam, pb Der
Out nt&t fdisf fbt obsr ionft aIes an
tbrem Msuberen In pori9rifaamabagsr
Orbnung TT. Mber Mot thinner unb
lbsran IL eth Gpiesel slst1 aur Sanb.
9ter tpar alfo, tpie man tpobl gu }ager
pflsat, etnent lang sebegten @s6urfntTs
Ib5ilfe GU fGafen, nnb bas TT ieBt
geluneen. tnbsn man pinsige fletne
@pfseel aus Cob ober Silber anfer<
ttgt, ds NIT einern Aett9en an etnem
Dtngsrrtnee befeitigt tperben unb In Der
ho1ltn 9anbfldfe fisgen. Man brau9t
fr alfo muir, obne Gsfubr, ie gu pers
lisres. tn bis Sano9a15ffnans gu
f&seben, I'm ft9 u~abetnsrtt BARN gu
beobadten, Die parifsr Sufpstssrs,
benen biefe Grftnbang febr 3u fatten
fommtt lafen - f9 angslegsn fstn,
btds 9anofdub<S pssest bur9 usSs>
lt@ff tunftbols SerftsIung unb Srnds
rsetstruns 10 tusbor uIs rsBslt4 gu GEE
ftaltem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
n e.

MapDr Brpan gaaagban bat an
bic 9eute, bic er feline ipe5ieIen Teus
e~rpehrmdnner uno BDlisiiten nenrt.
in ben lebten flint WDnatert rabeau
breiBiata1ieno Dollars ausheaablt.
Wiit oieier Guntnte bitten fth bic TO
tiDtiaer Spribenbduler auf BrDipetts
6deel, 2aurel = 6eights, SDutb.
6eigbts, @Dnernefrent : 6iigel unb
am Weits@no erbauen laiien. Das
@elo lift gun. Seniter binausgemurs
fen mDrben. &c uar @uer @elo,
SIR SteueraabIer Nber es lit rets
tungslDs perfbuunben.
Gin Steuer3abIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
Gnmint our auste(rung.

Wir laoen Iae, @roB uno &lein
3n mni'rer Sair redbt berslib Elm.
Brinat 8inber, Onfel, @ettern, Eanteu
llnb aue lieben Mnnertpambten.
Nnt0nio lit elm fuit'aer Srt,
Der @leibbeitlunb Der 6reibeit Sort,
Gar biel bes Sbbneu aiebt's gu ieb'n,
Drum fDmmt nur Der, es tuiro ibon aeb'n.
Bir aeigen uni're 8la5a's gub
llnb uniern HluB, nidbts fommt linn gleib,
unb uni're Barts-b'rob iinb mir froh-
uno iblieBlib uni're 9lamo.
Damn 9eht's our Musiterung binaus,
Sas lit Der redte Nu9enihmaus,
go niel 81 leben stebt es bort.
gs hieat bic 8eit = SIR t6nnt nibt fort.
un6 baben ales mir geieben,
Damn laBt gum SbluB uns bortbiu aehen,
$50 Gone gtar Bier uns iprube!t ben.
Ser suabre Sell uno Seeensaueu.
Sb SIR fir Mlantu nun ibparmt.
Sur Grlam8er @ub mebr ertuarmt,
Ob Shr BON Gabinet elm Sreunb.
Stets finhet nIes SIR nereint
Bas SIR am guten 8iere liebt,
Bas linn ben tpabren Gnhm erft siebt:
B obfrbmefenb, flar it's. fart uno rein,
90 tuie es ed]tes Bier iDu lein.
Drum ipas aud Sh6nes uui're Staot
rno 8rabt'ses gurb gu seigen bot
5as 8efe bleibt bod peit unb brett
8as Bone Star" 8ier, 81 ieber Belt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
NlerIet.

- SIN gitDs6 pspital fdlIt Der Salt
in iplden Weneen BON ben Defen
uno Wdnben, baB es fir Die Batien'
ten uno &rantenmdrter gefdbrlib
tuirb.
= Der beriibn,te @DmaniGriftitels
Ter Opie Meeo BON Chicago befal,b
iih am SDnntaa auf Der Durhreiie
nab Del &ip in Der Staot.
- Saauin 9. @aiaius, oer r1eue
taeritaniihe @elonbte in Waibing=
ton. murbe auf ieiner Durbreiie am
Sonntae auf benz 8ahnbDf Der Sns
ternatiDnals Balm pDtt einett 8iirger.
2Dn,ite beeriBt. Der @eianote re.
galierte Die 9erre, in ieiner Bribat=
car nit gbatnpa9ner.
- Mn Der gde pDr SiosJluress
StraBe uno Wilitdr : Blasa tpurbe
SeprianD Berales BON einem Mutn=
nobll ~iiberfabrer, unb ihmer perleBt.
- Or. 6rantlin 6. goung bat
Die Siolihe Bacific'B abn auf $751;
600 Sbabenerfab nertlagt. gr ftel
in ber 0dbe pDn Slatonia, inoert er
BON elmer Gar in bic anoere geben
uDGte, oa bic @agsuns, neil tie
tlanselbaft getuppelt tuareri, ausein=
anoergingen.
= 5rau 8. Shabe IT,, $50. 121
6agSsS traBe tpDbnbaft. uerlebte fih
ourb Shnittmun6en an oer 6ano
uno am Sanbaelent, inoetn fie aus
9litt uno aeaer cine 5eniteribeibe
fiel.
Die Subildumsfeierlibteiten i'm
Srcnnerein enoeten am Samstao
abeno init einen arDsen BAL, Der
ebenio gut beluht mar uno ebenip
erfolareib oerlief. mie bic purberae.
gangenen 6eftlidteiten. 9rub 6es
bsiBen 8etters muroe fleisia aetanst.
W1breno Der Baule fano elm allae.
n1eineS giien i'm 9urniaale ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

.Sn % aitano. Staltsn, tpirb
nd4ites Sabr Elm internattonalsr -4ons
grsB tagen, tpsI4er it4 nit Grasen be-
treffs bss 6ererl0f9z unb Seuerperz
fs4srunsspefens gu befaHen ssosntt.
SAT ebe peron. tpel6e
Sdbfmorb our9 @rtrdnten begebt,
entlebgt fi9, na9 Dem 2pn6oner Mrst
pr. Mpnn Wefteott. eines Sbetles
tbrer &leioung, ebe fe in's MaHer sebt,'
@egen 700 2ptpmotir
bat oie fd9iii4e 2ofomottpsns
fabrit gu 2uganst in &ublano. Elm
3peig Der gu GbemniB, Sa4fen, be-
ftebeuben Sa6rtt. bon 1887 bts 1905
seliefsrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06


SO 1T niebr Ratarrb in DieIer @egeno beg Gan=
bes, als BON alien anberen &rantbeiten saIammen,
uno bis in ben leBtet Sabren ealt er alg unbeil6ar.
9iele Sabre lang %erfldrten Sottoren ibn fir cine loz
tale SrantRsit nno i6rieben lotale 9eifmittel Dor,
ni@t %tlrirten, ~ertldrtetl ie ibn fhr unbeilbar. Iie
Biieni6aft bat ~betpieien, oaB Ratarrb cine @onffi=
tutionstranfbeit 1T nnO oeBbalb tonititutionele Be-
banolun9 %erforoert. 6at1's Ratarrb
Cur f%abri3irt BON s.. 5. beuen& Co.
Soleoo, Obio, 1T bic einaise eonfitlltiouele BUR I'M
Martte. Sic tpiro innerli9 in DOZEN oSer @aben
bon 10 Sropfen biz su eineft Sbeel6ffet pol geupm=
men. sic tuirt oirett auf oas 9lut uno Die I6leir
rlige Cberfdbe oes Sptems. sic bieten einbrn=
pert Dollars tnr jeeen Sal, ben fe gu turieren per=
&~oreifert:
.G.S. @Denep II. @ %. Sotebo, o.
sS- Wertantt BON alien apOtbetern. 4reis Is
Gents Die Glai6e.
gtebmt SANS Ta,niIien, V iHen fir @erffopfuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
Sine fdredlid,e aalamitat

lit es, iuentt SIR Cure @eiunobeit per>
liert, neil llnperoauli6feit unb @erz
ftopfuns einieben. 8rompte 9eiluns perz
9r. Sings Neue 2e~benspilen,
Gut fiir &opfweb, g~erftOpfuns etc. Blu
baben bel S. &alteper & SObn, @eO. S.
S. S9mibt, @isentamer, unb Iooli
9reiB. rs Gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
sue geftaabe bes g. u. 9mrmberetns.

&t1te IeftAabe oeS 9. u. Turaberettia.
Der San NntDniD Turnperein bot
bel @eleaenheit ieines piersiajdbrieen
Jubildums cine Teitihrift b~erausaes
aeben, bic rieL Snterefiantes entbG(t
unD Witglieoern urb Sreunoen oes
8ereins ieoenfaas bod pilltomrnen
fem utrb.
Nn benz Bude bnberl neriHieoene
Gerreri nlitaenrbeitet. Carl &unge
Eat einen febr lefensuerten Nrtitel
fiber Die @efdiHte Der T~urnnereirte
rDu San Nntonip i'm Nqaemeiner
unb bes Sun Nntuniu Turnpereins"
i'm Be1unoerer beigeiteuert. Mus
oertleIbens feben mir, baB ib0n 81
Mnfnrg Der fiinfsiger Sabre, ieoerts
falIs pDr 1855, bier Elm Turnperein
eriitiert bat, bDh lheinen ndbere Gin
5elbeiten iiber oenfelben nidt ntebr
betnnitt 3u 1ein. Sim 81. MGra 1853
muroe Der .Turnperein pOr San Gin.
tDniu" NIT &iDtte als SHREDDER, &,
S&uebe ala Shrifttuart, Brian ala
Sedelruart uno Bentenrieber ola
9urriuart. gegriinoet. SIN oielem
Bereiu iheint fi@ cine Seitlana elm
5ehr reyes turnerilbes 2eben enttpi.
ruidelt 5u haben, bod beftano er nah.
weisli@ rur Bis gum Sanuar 1857.
8tpei Sabre fp6ter, am /. Mai 1859,
tDuroe barln Elm neuer 8ereiu unter
BEN Narterl San Nntunio Turn.
pereir1 gegrinbet. Sieier lief @e>
fabr, an ben brat1nilben @eieBen. Die
man arigerDmnten. su @runoe gu
aeber, bod tuuroe er nod CUR refteri
Belt reuraaniiiert uno beftano oann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

S9el enbsts init 10 5.
Hur@ ttwbls8es Spiel ii IN Wafons
tpsue, Sa.. Elm t4apssss tl~glad emit.
ttaahen. Gtm a&t Jabrs alter Anabs
Rasntns @tIpsD Ga GIsar baats fetner1
gtnstiabrtssn 8rabsr9en stnen mlnta,
t~qfs$enlfofen, unb ole bas Ding it6
IaeAt rt4ttg ausiinben laEen tpolfte,
1alss bss Rnabe etne petroisumtaune,
osrsn Smtalt er bariiber aussob, Dis
Velgen toaren f9redGi9. Sos tleine.
&sHb tpurbe bon ben idb smppr f4laz
aesosn Glammen erfubt. 0te Mutter
ttlts esrbtt. es gu retten, mas psrseblt4
par uno tie erlitt ielbit tSbtlt6e
Hr9nhirunben. Der tleine uu6etlttfs
ter bffeb unperfebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

Merfp rbtger Rrauts
tDpf. Sn ben observation-disclosures
elmer Win9sner 3ettung mar iiinsft>
bin etne Naturmertphrbieteit, etn
&onsfomesut bon IA tistnstt Rrants
tbpfsn auf etnem @trunt, CUR 8sft9s
ttsirns aissseftsnt. Ser eigentit8e
&rautfppf mar abgef9uttten tporben;
oarauf srtptdelte Der betapttirte
@trant cine fol9s Grtebtraft, baB f9
an Der Stene bes absei9aittenen srps
ben Ropfes nidt pentser afs IA fleie
mere aSpfe anfebten, BITE sufammen
tpieoer Den llmfang zines gr5beren
&rautiopfes batten. Gs mar btes elm
Gbnli@er @orsang tpts Sci gefdIten
9aubbDlsern, tup ft6 aus Dem @tod
ptefe @6Sbltnse enttptdeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

Dte bur4 E
3udermense i'm aussereiftsn
tpeftnoH9en 3uderrobrs betrdst 18
Bis 30 prosent, tpoDon aber nur 8
proaett gu marttfabtser Waars perar.
bettet tper6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

RS Salt. cement. Sano, Ba6s
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb GbUas
9beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappes
9beer unb Nspbalt, Del, 9~erpeutir,
6mben, @las &c. &c. ftete nurr6tbio
Bel 8. 6. 7iefmaati, 306 Ots
GummercesS traBe. Rie6rige Breiie,
quite Waare {utpie quite urh reeiIe
Beoienuna rerhen aarantirt. -
Tefephon 410.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06
NerIamat

wiro Elm Beitunasreiienoer. 0aH.
aufraaen in Der Office Der
Treie Yrefe fir Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

Sbols' SaIppn bietet eiren
bmen Nufenihak.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

BON Den 3412 Bum p :
~ srfen in ben Oelfeloern BON
8atu, &~autdiien, fino 1896 pdbreno
Der ttingften llnruben in 6Iammen cuff
9eadnaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-06

te tetegrapbif@ e
uebermittlun So rufFf9z
topantt den Brieoensbet in aebet=
ner S9rtft BON pprtsmoutb mad De-
~tersburs bat runb $6250 setoftst.
an 25, 900, 900 9fsrbss
d rte ooer auf bas Sdnffa6e Ser
W~taSarafdae f6dbt man Bic iebt nod
Sftlpren gebsnbs 2reft Der @ittpriaz
fdls ees 3ambet In @Abafrita.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05

They were sitting by the seaside,
wrapt In silent contemplation of the
lnrushlng bounding billows. Suddenly
she rested her soft. dimpled hand upon
his manly knee, and looking up into
his face asked. "Tell me, Reginald.
what makes the tide rise and fallT
The moon, dearest"
But mother says there will be no
moon next week. Then there will be
no tldeg"
Reginald told her he didn't mean
that, but what he did mean he would
give considerable to find out.-Boston
Transcript.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05
A Cas-. Of second sight.

A Scotch minister aud bis friend,
who we're coming home from a wed.
ding. began to consider the state into
which their potations at the wedding
feast had left them.
SANDY" said the minister. Just
stop minute here till go ahead.
Maybe don't walk very steady and
the good wife might remark something
not just right
He walked ahead Of the servant for
a short distance and then asked:
How Is Il? Am | walking straightF
oh. aye" answered Sandy thicsly,
we're a. recht--but who's that who's
with youy"-EIarper's Weekly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05

The superintendent was giving the
children little talk on true heroism." "
Boys" he said, what would you
call young man who did his duty well
and bravely. without filnching. expect
Ing no great credit for It and content
to let others win the applause of the
multltudeT
"a baseball catcherr' shouted all the
boys. Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05

Scovill-what are you mad about!
Clarke-The railroad company has
found the trunk lost.
Scovill-Do you consider that a cause
for anger?
Clarke-Well, should say yes!
wouldn't you be mad II you had to
take four dollar trunk in place Of the
$50 damages yon had been expectlng9
Cleveland Leader.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05
The Summer Girl.

80 01th8ASh
%EE wH1zl
4 What d wonder
~ The summer girl Isl
What a biTdi
Have YOU ever heard
or anything Ike herr
What wonderful hiker
Straight 10 mems hearts.
with her cute little arts
And her graces.
: Her nuns and her
Ribbons and lnccs.
Her smiles and her sighs,
Her varying eyes.
This touch Of her hand,
The rapture of-oh. my landi
Jee.rusalem, GoEhi
Can't she josh
Any man on earth
TO flnlsh7 Sayl
Amt she the way
ssoa long hage sought
And monrned because
You found Il b0ught2
Well guess
sbe Is the limit Of iogeliness.
Che
Posses the sea.
And the mountains fall
Dow a. her call
no matter where you find her,
No matter where she dweils--
fn lovely summer villas
Or any old hotslB-
She uieldB her magic scepter.
She sits upon her throne
And claims without distinction
All mankind az her own.
Ard what does mankind
Think abont ~
Wen. don't shout it,
Whisper II soft and low:
He's willing 70 be her subject
For couple OF months or so.
Bur after that
Ny scat,
Where Is the summer girl att
William J. Hampton In Judge,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05
Furniture For Sale.

The book sascs, papers, racks and
other library furniture Of the Astoria
Library for sale at very reasonable
prices. Call at library room immediate
ly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-05
Fiendish Suffering.

il often caused by sores, ulcers and can
Gers, that eat away your skin. Wm. Be.
dell, OF Flat Rock, Mich, says: u have
used Bucklens Arnica salye, for ulcers,
sores aud cancers, II Is the best healing
dressing ever found Scothes and heals
euts burns and scalds. 25 At Charles
Rogers drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-19
Richards Trial.

In the trial at Floyd Court House OF
John Richards, the University Of Vir-
gipia law student, charged with the muir
der of Maurice Francis. of Roanoke,
who was shot to death in the public
highway while on his way to visit his
6ancee two mouths ago, Judge Moo
nav Yesterday ruled to allow the evil
dence of J. NJ. Conner, who was the
first person to reach Francis after he had
been shot and 10 whom he made dying
declaration. The declaration was heard
bv Miss Grace Link, Francis hancee,
and was, Jealousy is an awful thing,
Richards" This was the reply to the
onery as to who had shot him. Common
underwent the most rigid cross-examina'
ton, but never once contradicted him.
self.
Several witnesses testified to having
seen John Richards wearing false mus
tacbe and roaming about the vicinity IN
which the crime was committed few
DAYS prior to the killing.
Miss Grace Link, the young woman
about whom the trouble arose, was put
on the stand yesterday. 1t was reported
that she was in state of collapse, but
later in the day she rallied, and when
called appeared in court aud gave her
testimony in a clear and calm manner
She stated that she was engaged to Fran
els, and that she had had repeated pre-
posals from Richards, to which she gave
no answer. She had been with Francis
after he had been shot, and corroboratec
the testimony of Conner as to the dying
statement.
Cross-examination failed to shake he
evidence, and she stood the ordea
brayely.
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Pepys md the Cook Maid.

sThere was servant problem in the
seventeenth century, but it was solved
In q rough AMI ready fashion. PepyS
records on April u, 1861, that he came
home. saw my door and hatch OPEN
left so by Luce, our cook maid, which
40 vexed me that did give her KICK
in our entry and offered blow at her.
Two days afterward lords day
Pepys writes this: Took out my wire
and the two MERGERS and two OF our
maids, Barker and Jane, and over the
water to the Jamaica house, where l
never was before, and there the girls
did run for wagers over the bowling
green, and there with much pleasure
spent little, and so home" Luce was not
there, but the other maids were treated
rs members Of the family.
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The Gambling Laws.

The trial of Arthur Wall, president OF
the Maryland Telegraph Company, for
the alleged violation Of the gambling
law of 1898 in connection with the Ken
ilwor,h pool room was commenced at
Upper Marlboro. Nd, yesterday. AT
tornev James r. Rogers and Robert
Wel,. ofHyattsvile, and Edmond Burke,
of Alexandris, represent the defendant,
and States Attorney Magruder is being
assisted by Attorney T. Van Clsgelt IN
the prosecution. The Preliminarles TO
the trial were soon completed and the
taking OF testimony was begun. Detec-
tive Baur Of Washington. Thomas M.
Mohler and Allen w. Mallery were
examined prior to the noon recess. Inc
attorneys for the defense put all the
witnesses through a most whitening hre
of questions during the rross-examlna-
ton. The examination Of witnesses was
begun again Immediately after the re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-19
Killed by Tornado.

A tornado struck the village of Sor-
ento, Ill.,, thirty two miles northeast OF
St. Louis, Tuesday night, killing eight
persons, injuring thirty-6ve Others, OF
whom three will probably die, and doing
a great amount of damage to property.
Forty houses we're blown to atoms or
carried far from their foundations. A
complete swath was cut through Inc
town. Everything in the track OF the
tornado was reduced to debris or blown
away.
Ten miles north of Alton Chicago,
Peoria and St. Louis freight train
struck a washout and plunged down an
embankment into Branch creek, con-
tanning six feet of water. Two cars con-
tanned cattle and horses, and only a few
of the animals escaped death. Several
tramps seen to swing into the train
previously are believed to have persisted.
In a tornado which passed over the
country one mile west of Mannlord,
Okla late Tuesday night, two children
of E. r. Anderson were killed. Eight
persons we're seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-19
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The weekly tea at the Coli CLUB
house will not be given tomorrow.
The Circuit Court for the city, Judge
Nicol, will begin the fall term next
Wednesday.
The weather today has been cloudy
and threatening. Light rains fell at
times and the wind was from the south
east.
Mrs. Grace Jordan died at Silver
Springs, Md, Tuesday. Her remains
were brought here today and inferred in
Union cemetery by Mr.. B. Wheatly.
Miss Mahoney will address the Wom-
ans Auxiliary tomorrow friday at 4
D. m. at Christ Church Parish Hail on
her work in Africa. All ladies interested
are invited.
The remains of the late Mrs. Laura
G. Berry, wife of Mr.. j. I. Berry, and
who died in this city Tuesday, were
forwarded to Winchester today by Mr..
B. Wheatley.
The barge Rebecca T. McClain, which
recently unlOaded fertilizer for the
Bryant Fertilizer Company, has lett Tor
Washington to load asphalt paving
blocks for Richmond.
Mr.. S. L. Mayhugh, Of Treaton'
Canada, died after a short illness in that
place last Tuesday. The deceased was
foster'ather of the late james Spauls'
bury, of this city, and attended the fun
eraI of the latter about two weeks ago.
Mr.. ]. d. Knight, the contractor for the
station house improvements, says he IS not
responsible for the delay in the completion oil
the work now being done
A marriage license was issued in Washing;
ton We, terday to Washington jenkins anu
Lucellia NJ. Franks, of Fairfax county.
Dining room open every Sunday during
oyster season. C. II. Zimmerman, Market
SDaPe