The Dallas Weekly Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1883 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DALLAS WEEK
THURSDAY,JUN
3
LIE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD
. Lerours, ururore a mara.
4,000,000 ACRES LAND.
ON
DTE
CRES LAND.
"reida molieonhnmre d teem
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it was with extreme reluctance that we
finally concluded to publish the proceed-
inga in the Rasst ScHvms investigation
now being had before the executive
board of the Jewish congregation. It
is a matter that, perhaps, seems to the very
. critically disposed as fitted for rather a class
of journals that exclusively devote their
columns to the scandalous to the social
sphere than for a general newspaper that
finds its way into so many family circles.
But the case is one of such prominence on
account of the high official position held to
toe religious world by the defendant
to the prosecution, and because of
the unquestioned character of the prose-
cutors, that it becomes of widest interest
and deepest significance. It is somewhat
skin in this regard to toe celebrated
Becan Turon suit, the full details of
which, during the trial, were daily flashed
on the wires of the world and filled columns
of the daily press—save that all the parties
— implicated had been of the greatest re-
spectability. It might be urged that much
of the disgusting minutic in the pending
case might have been omitted from the re-
port, but experience not familiar to such
critics, determined us to take no such lib:
erties, if any publication at all should be
made, to order that neither side might
In the Pan Handle of Texas, tracts from 50,000 to 300,000 acres in solid bodies, from st to $1.soper acres suitable for grazing or agricultural purpor
in bodies to suit purchasers, and 100 sections of School Lands for sale in the following counties at $a per acre, one half cash, balance in 20 years, at 8 per
Runnells, Haskell, Jones and others. Also have on hand 50,000 head of Cattle, Sheep and Horses, which will be sold at reasonable prices. er
drag
cent ID
Taylor, No.
LAMPASAS
FOR WHAT IT IS WORT
cuunenenoeersete.. ,
LANPAsas, June 27.—[Special I—Your
correspondent hardly knows how to wire
you the awful news that has happened here
to-day, but will commence by saying that
one of our first business men and his, wife
both killed themselves at the hour of 639
this morning. The coroner’s inquest says
Does the Herald Give #• Appended
Interview,
With a Socially Frail and False
Female.
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botn..eonzoa° Manin Mz. 5mn2 A Story Told with Some Show of
. Skill.
i complain of any perversion, partiality or
variance on such a sensitive and serious sub-
ject. We therefore concluded to give what-
ever might be elicited in this church
council, feeling that if the ears of the
religious could receive the same, the
hscular might also bear it. Bprides this
view, another patent argument appeared,
Ya: The news was wired all over tle
coentry substantially as now reproduced
K by the Beasts, and no suppression by us
0211 could eventually have kept it from our
readers. Indeed, the matter had become
1, town talk, and the tongue was busy al.
t through the air with what the types have
merely transferred to paper. And, aster
all, it to questionable whether the facts,
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justice may be done all parties as against,
wild exaggerations, wrongful prevarications,
etc., etc. We all have to come in hourly,
momentary contact to some manner
with the wickedners of the world, all of us,
the young and the old, and it is not
the mere view of vice that hurts or cor-
—2 " *!”, !eLe,"h
mce. 16 the pest of sound cemee to con-
code the existence, even toe extent of vice.
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any eauunus momi
to 2.22ol.ondpermoenine ah onrones
it, and of contagious character, too. They
will learn this somehow and to some time,
, however vigilant a guardian may be to
wounds from their own a bands.
The people to the neighborhood heard too
report of a pistol, and soon found that it
was from Mr. Ross’ residence. Mr.RoRS
rushed into his bedroom and these found
his wife dead on the floor, with
a wound through the heart. Alter
rushing out of, his house to a
neighbor’s for assistance, he returned
to his wile’s side, and told the few reople
how his wife shot herself in these words:
“She shot herself this way.” and he held
tad pistol up to the side of his head and
fired immediately falling by his dead wife s
side. From the facts gathered it looks like
the whole affair was caused by family
troubles; the facts of which no one will
truly know, yet it is verified that Mr. Ross
sometimes drank freely, and that his wife
objected, and after s time commenced the
use of morphine. Finally he objected to
her using the drug, and because one could
not obtain it when wanted concluded that
life had no charms for ber and shot herself.
Shortly after their marriage they appeared
quite happy, and some people say they
were unusually contented. C. H.
Ross, deceased, has a. brother in
Galveston and also one in Rockdale.
They say his father lives in Huntsville.
Texes. He has been here for the past two
years and was engaged to the dry goods
business; was not financially embarrassed
and is worth probably $15,000; was well
liked by the business community. His
death, coupled With that of his wife,
makes M all feelsad. Mr.
Ross married one year ago, and was from
Cold Springs, San Jacinto county, where he
married his last wife.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
$100 000 hotel is going to be erected here,
probably to September.
Arrangements are going to be made to
build a ball to accommodate theatre troupes
that travel over the state, f
H M. Soencer, of Dallas, is in our city.
. James S weeny and family, W. S. R.
Parker and J. 8. Brown, of Galveston, are
at the Grand Park hotel.
Rain tell, this morning. Improvements
are heavy all over the city."
If you are entiled or wet through, a dose
of Parker’s Ginger Tonic will infallibly
save you from taking cold.
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Free
men living on adjoining fkat
miineerergiemt.
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a word he wouldkill her.Mies.
Sallard started tor town on horseback to
have him arrested, and when near the fair
cudsone w=7*
is about five
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Court Notes-Grand Jury Recommenda-
tons—Omcers Complimented-Deep Dyed
Crtminals—Orope-A Fredloton
NcKnunr, June n.—(Special.]—The
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from their geography that there are physi-
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rough and the smooth, that there
are plants and ‘ minerals of the
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sometimes sadly out of joint, and some
things seem radically wrong, for while we
desire and solicit the full confidence of our
alldren and their scrupulous fidelity, we
forthwith set about alienation their confid-
ing dispositions by deceptions which they
Loteiearet to mao sonnyscepre,
: veiled. And this begets deception
on their part toward ourselves.
1. We Ao wet eay that * to SEAN
meipenons or voleet tensormations
are most frequently damaging and danger-
ous and costly in many ways. Therefore
seers eeeseeA
style of news service on prominent subjects,
such as the one now under review. The
truth is, newspaper reporters ought to be
sored to be protowt at all sash eu
52te2mses ng u n ot he too
caring, without loss as to the meaning.
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ti or take directly and Iter"ir from the pro as
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irsbal. B. H. Dats, thinks he has one of
irascais in thelok U
Log of hair and Einenems. which often
mar the prettiest lace, are prevented by
Parker’s Hair Balsam. } 73 -
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Hempstead. 98 74
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Waco............N1 /70
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Tyler can 1, 67 ,
Longview........as was 63
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or such a city cannot or will
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The following article from the Democrat
and Chronicle, of Rochester, N. Y., is of so
striking s nature and emanates from no se-
liable a source, that it is herewith re-pub-
hshed entire. In addition to the valuable
matter it contains, i "il be found ercted-
the Easor of me Democrat and Chronicle:
toSt®§!53S^
ud, art, gratitude for the that that I have
seen saved from a most horrible death and,
secondly, a desire to warn all who read this
nntemen againn some of the most decep-
Use baseness by which they have ever
oese.me- t TORE
of those who may possibly besufferers such
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wi
tied a handkerchief around her throat and
then . mashed heada
shapeless mass with his boot heel. He
Selene
woods yesterday evening, and last night an
diet in nccorinnee wish the above.
A team ■ Walin* *■ hauling sand took
Mbehay • No BIMator-MHRAE NE
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o:4 Ground Gone Over-Little New
Traversed
A Flippant Feminine’s Confident As-
sections and Insinuations,
well Calculated to Cause the Gossip to
Chuckle.
Sue
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J.n.Hexoon, M. D
4
Four Wonru, June n.—[Special.]—Your
correspondent called at the house cf Josie
Belmont this evening, and interviewed at
length Baa Lindsay, the woman who fig-
ures to prominently to the Rabbi Bchuhl
scandal. At first she was very reticent,
saying she had heard nothing of the ex-
pose, and did not wish to talk. When
assured : that — the matter had
been printed in “ the HERALD,
and was now public, she spoke freely. She
states that Rabbi Schubl passed the house
frequently, “ogling” Flora Pratt and mak-
ing other demonstrations as it desirous of
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oner in jail named Dreyfus, Flora Pratt
being seated at a window, and called
her attention,as if desirous
unoumr warns whe W
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the time.” The next time Schubl
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She was gone one day and one night.
When she returned she said they had rent-
ed two rooms, that Rabbi Schubl came to
her room eii. Mersmh
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thought you were in Corsicana;
1 saw Flora on the train going there, and
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kiss Flora on the porch in a most entrance
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to go to McKinney to meet him, but Her
man Burgower was in town, so she refused
to go. Flora told me that the rabbi said he
would like her to learn to love him. Flora
said she only met Schubl as a matter of
business, Burgower being her friend; I ad
HeedEernSOe Renea one
“Sue Linamny further save The could a
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several s years past, andthat
Rabbi Scbunl does not know the name of
Flora’s’mother. When Schubl was first
seeuedot-iidireenioppein’t
deny the charge. but the finally stated that
she might as well tell the truth first as last,
for they would make her. N, S
She (Sue) closed the interview by saying
“I have lived in Dallas frost September.
1879, until January 20th, ,1888, and never
saw the Bangers, Beymour Meyer, or Gos
lin, in or near a house of prostitution. IE
always had a high regard for Rabbi Schubl
as he always treated me respectfully. I have
no desire to be a witness in the case, bat if
they force me I will make Rome howl.
Massa Game of mass Ball—A Cym
sheets a Cambier—Court Notes—A n
Matters in General. A
Waco, June 27.—lpecial]—4 m
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terrible a dis
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Hop Bitters will
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chivinon,sepet. ALE,
Stockley,s bridge builder, about 20 years
old and unmarried, engaged a bath-house rauir and ihaufolte Tains in various parte
at the foot of Twentpiseventh street and orun. noay ena do not understsed’s. or
Broth this morning about eo’clock for t. iher are driedloaiz booger onedwr and
purpose of taking a bath. He was seen to entirely XS$ PA-DE
enter the surf, but not to come out. AN ESSR MY u
the time, of entering the surf Stockley and segen. Bin I incoretit ve
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Ex-Governor Roberts to heartily go
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was just the way 1
malady which had
wh
me
show ts,-40 S
6. Ada died
nue
22* tn sees. *yh 5222,6002 or
SNip. yet Hop Bitters will remove them
What women =,------,
from female complaints who destreth not
health and useth Hop Bitters and is made
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Diamond Pin Thief Claims Kin with U
Grant--Presentations, Ette.
Fon Worrs, June 7—(pecial.)
*aa a sro, fin omen fees,
“id it, and, learning that the officers w
after him, fled. He was pursued and c
cured on Sycamore creek, six miles ft
this city, when the pin was recover
The A Fours M “TU. PG.
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sen arse ar reel this
was out of order and my food often failed
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that tones tl
thought I was suffers .
no bearer. T nest noticed apea
and odor about the fluids I was
also that there was large, qUAt
4e7.and.""
continually, I finally became s
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DFDgS a person to HA
it may then be too Ist
myentleal omndiion
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d,7 £
in. &
pomioe. memonespeerte
with regret.
• w=-n=xsono,30n. ».-1 Special ]-The
small-pox patients are doing well. No my agony,
mod, T**P
Judge A. T. Waste, ef the court of com-
missioners of appeals to spending a few days
of needed rest with his family there. The
judge is wa honor to the bench and it is
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somsoomeouncers inr evening
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T. G. Harris, J. W.; Aplegate, seere-
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varde and J. E. Williams, stewards. Several
-—x have been made during the past
, and the ordenbere to prospering
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Lindale win ineorporate-Tezas al
E Louts Hall way Matters—Rain.
Trura, June 26.—[Special.]—At an e
tion yesterday the town of Lindale.
company decided to in
Alonise
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Hop Bi ttere and is made
use Hop Bitters
and Liver com-
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wydan.
siomed
not. un-
- 1n net neg ec
bring on serious Ki
plaints. -
a.1d2raarera,oniseoed:
“fr 2-2,720.5.2. ..(-.nadinaa.
F.liwu that before the wind when I use
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Chicago, New York
with but one LL.--
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wind when I use
Fames
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tying about
sinnati, etc., ete.,
un gus one cuange. meepers start from
4Pdepot For tickets, etc., call at 504
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ar meat
of D
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of
en time I
Marin i. “ pony, x, lv-ncer
ture to mysed and friends. I could retain
no food upon my stomach, and lived who!
- @ tins: 37* m S
moi gon7 , neguenui, Tens upon the noor,
convulsively tot
tory Miccous
filled with si
from my pastor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, rector
- of St. Paul’s church, of this city. 1 felt
, that it was our last interview, but in the
" course of conversation he mentioned a
- remedy of which I had heard much, but
. had never used. Dr Foote detailed to me
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a Thad the death premoni-
sees Din-’ere a
for death. Me
heard much, but
Fee
remedy he so highly seo
gan its use on the Ist day
is according to direction.
regular
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several years ago mad
ney medicine. Hunt,
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Judge B. H. West, who sued Dallas
county for about $875 on salary due him as
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versed and remanded by the court of ap
peals. This is virtually a judgment for
Judge West.SLTTA61
who sued
Heard or ieunliratien.
The board of equalization of this county,
which has been sitting for over two weeks
adjourned yesterday. The result of their
work increased the taxable property of the
cnuntu about $200 000. The whole taxable
adjourned
county about $200 000.-----
property of Dallas county aggregate swelve
and a balt million dollars.
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