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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
Destruction Understandable.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. ia
Lewes special to every evening paper
states that no language can picture
the terrible scene along the coast.
The wind is blowing with almost hur-
ricane fierceness, driving the rain
with force that cuts like hail. The
half mile reach of sand be-
tween the town and coast is
billowy, tossing ocean, bearing
wreckage on every wave. Through
the mist of the spray the storm-tat-
tered sails and baked masts of scores
of deserted and dismantled vessels
can be dimly seen. Since Monday
night the storm has ragged without
abatement. Yesterdays dawn showed
hundred vessels which had
sought the refuge of the break
water. The refuge was insufficient,
by eleven o'clock the sea broke over
the breakwater, wrecked the tele-
graph station and carried away the
big fog bell and rushed shoreward,
sweeping away steamboat and pier,
and dashing the Italian bark Saliva.
tori, against the iron government
pier.
The Life saving station crew, rein
forced by the Hentopen and Reho-
beth crews, went to work and have
labored almost increasingly ever
since. The crew of every vessel that
struck was taken off by these daring
men and not a life was lost
among the scores of men they
handled. Twenty-eight vessels came
ashore and a vessel was sunk
off the Brown shoals and all the
crew drowned, but two, who got a
shore. on a raft. Another vessel is
sunk on the Shears Shoals. 1t is not
known whether her crew escaped.
Total number of lives lost will prob
ably exceed forty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
San Antonio Dental ParlOrS
277 west Commerce street.
DR.. R. |. MUNR0E, PR0P'R.

Graduate of Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery.
In order to bring my work before the pub
lie for the next sixty days | will work for
the following prices:
Full set of teeth, upper or lower on rub
Der $500; gold filings 81 and upwards;
Amalgam filings 81; teeth extracted 25c.
Teeth extracted without pain by the new
Anaesthetic process. No charges for exam
nation and advice. Only best material
used and work done at eastern prices. e. IDLY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
No Truth in il.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE
rumors OF a formal alliance between
Russia and France are declared to to
unfOunded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Going to Press,
Another Texas Bank.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September II.
Wise county National Bank, Deca-
tur, Texas, capital 100000, has been
to commence business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
CIan-Na-GaeI Records Found.

CHICAGO, Ill, September ia
morning paper says: A Chicago de-
tective is in Winnepig, searching for
a trunk supposed to have been taken
there by Martin Burke. This trunk,
it is suspected, contains the mysteri-
Gus tin box which Burke had so care
fully sealed soon after Doctor CrOnin's
death. The trunk is either in Winni-
peg or Montreal, as Burke was in the
Canadian Pacific train bound for
Mon treal, when arrested. 1t is
also assured that a book of records
OF Camp twenty, Clan-Na-Gael,
containing minutes of the meeting of
February Sth last, at which a COM
mittee to try DR.. Cronin for treason
was appointed, had been found.
These minutes it is asserted, were
written by the secretary, John G..
O'Connor, an employee of Adams Il
Westlake. O'COnner has identified
the record and asserts tits truel
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12

Some Of the largest geysers in the
Yellowstone Park, Montana, are VIC
lently active. Scientists say it is the
result Of the fierce Atlantic storm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of HambletOn, Hadley Co., is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent, w. 5. Had
Iey retiring from the firm. The business here.
tofore conducted by them will be continued
under the firm name of John 7. Hambleton
Co. who will fill all contracts now existing
and pay all firm debts.
witness our hands at San Antonio this 26th
day of August, 1889
JOHN -. II AMBLETON n Co.
W. s. HADLEY.
In retiring from the above firm herewith
extend to the public and nv friends, thanks
for their patronage and confidence and cheer
fully recommend their continued tavors to my
successors S-2S If w. s. HADLEY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-12

Looking for Tanners Successor.
CHICAGO, September ia dis
patch from Kansas City says: Ex-
Commander-in-C Chief VIM. Warner is
reported to have left Kansas City last
night for Washington in response to
a telegram from the president or sec
rotary of the interior, asking him if
he would accept the position of COM
missioner of pensions, tOsucceed Com
missioner Tanner, in the event that
the latter should be removed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

There Will arrive probably about the time
you receive this prince and a mandarin
from AMMAN, and mandarin aud an inter
prefer from Tonquin, and from Cochin China
Phu, two Hu Yens and eight notables.
One of tho men from Senegal, tho chief, Is
a magnificent specimen OF savage manhood,
with an extremely bland and childlike face.
Ills name is Samba-LaInbe-Th THAN, and his
word is law TO band of about thirty men,
women and children and seven goats. Their
dress consists OF wide drawers, which reach
about TO the knees, and 4 sort OK mantle, with
out sleeves, and sandals. Tho mantles are
moro or less ornate and the position Of tho
wearer is determined by tie style Of en-
broidery. They attract many admiring
chances from tho ladies' who cluster around
them. The favorito or possibly national
color is blue. Tho Moors are there in force
also and are dressed with great simplicity,
the women wearing about ten yards of white
cotton wound around and draped upon them
after tho fashion of the Bible.
Eesides these arc ten Kanakas, twelve Ia
haitinns, and moinbers from many tribes
among tho French possessions i'll Africa.
There is one tribe whose members have kept
tho styles in usc in tho Garden of Eden with
little change, and it has been found neces-
sary to persuade them - adopt compro-
mise in the way OF pantalOOus. end these they
have had mado of gayly lowered calico,
gathered in at the ankles This race also
makes o duty OF having the teeth ground
down to a sharp point, moro suggestive than
pleasant Tho city is full Ok Strangers. q, DO
surge up and down the bcalovaTds and 'ssz1 Z;
the smaller streets as thicl. as Gies.
I
that means OF transportation aro so poor and
insufficient. Tie tower o. Eaffcl is the great
Mecca, anl IL costs hef dollar 70 reach i
from anywhere with a radius Of half q mile.
More IL further.
The Princess do Sagan visits tho exposition
every day and creates n sensation every
tiulo, as without being beautiful she knows
how 20 10 attractive Her costumes ore
stunning, and cost fully q thousand dollars
cach, not including her jewels nor pcts.
These last she changes every day, her last
caprice being boauofsl falcon, which sha
bravcly allowed her footnan - carry, much
t. his own discomfort.
This little lady hes n bis.ory-ia fact. sov-
eral q them. but it wants a wor1an's zen 90
tell them properly, 50 refrain Yesterday
she rode through tho Bois in a lan1au, es-
corted by no less than twelve gentlemen on
hoTssback, al Of them belonging to the old
nobility, and each proud if be received a
srnilo She wore a sort of a dress that made
ne think OF "A oTiole. she iea sister Of Baron
Selliero, whose adventures IN mad house
mode q sensation O year or 50 aZ0.
Ano. Carnot. the presidents wife. also Foda
yesterday in the Dois, ard behind her carriage
there were but two OF three old friends. and
Bernhnrdt rode Just behind her, surrounded.
~ q old, by infatuated admirers She had
8 psrssol covered with garnots ant a gown
also blazing with fey lances 81 fame from
garnet beading. She looked oil and worn,
what you could see q her face under her hair
and between her friils and bounet stTiags
They say her husband = dying J. c. l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

wFsck tAs orig a. E-s bre2xexs. what say
yosF t1ey Asa -xs1 ulkA Inrss chesTs.
GiFtss Iss saeil lIa1g ,a-lloz. a Eazt - Do ~Ece
IAs ssssel 81 lek. - Faz OR "a tls 1854.
aid - = ate ~h-4s sSs ses aAshed ~ F4soes
SlE1caE 1e .oss q = LIE. Tl4s kssl1sb cap
tAlA, 1El12lzs - rrsEats cc1ld fozso~, sna@s
tEe GErelsFt 2-aa e@x~.y ssc@P<1 Azs fase.
l. = : ayts sosLay f--gs ss2As al x tas use<o
bsss < - tzL-14y ~ os-k sa1as az ioSs hye,1
a. xhen i : -.l.-s1 t..at t1s He.zls aId HzE-
dlzs 4 Esataczy @lad llss-sN Ppl, froln whoa
ths a.ag1er - 4asoeE<sa, sEs fzGles.s foF tbs
brslzs-cs 4 t1e.r E-a5.ls nael -as t.as besasEty
an o1zve1y u l-e-r ~ell-s1, ls = AL os-s-er
tat . stTain * F4acks hardwood sH1 eE&l-T-
ance shgUlI bs cEy sE.--.Lsea ~ I8s preseag gel-
efatl1a- rs fos-T 5Ept2-ers II ,o1lEg D@y sIs
HE Alaass.i, god 81 Eoesl4 athLstes. k41ay
oa Lott laI.t zIsi = zter al iaEloGs fOr thlngs
they Lava aoae letter tAa1 so1lsssoay s.se.
Al are E1.sllb.srs q tns New Jerssy Ati4ietie
club. and foll1w eltAsr professional ~ saer-
camille pursuits
The cA2a.p.oa, wilis Day. Is Ettle more
than Is , ys.ars ol3 and - hSlt IA p1ys-q.e -
he 5 osl B= fees; ~iry and stroag, unAssonl-
iug a-a.sg u shyuess; ayerse - RotOriesy, assd
about tns list man Ia tl.e word u &c pzcked
Cur as a possibls winner ia { Ge.d Of good
ones such ~ be recently haa occasion 10 en-
counter.
Curious, i il not, that whils the blue
bloods II tho centennial c0msait.ee, bo2stful
Of their lineage frcm the habe-llashegs and
pesldlers II continental times, were holding
their chairs down ia tie Stewart building
All Fifth Avenue hotel, thls thoroug ghbred
young American. with a pedigree longer
than any of them, was Speeding over the
ground with his wiry legs at the rate of ten
miles al hour Who says that blood wOa't I
tellP f. G. De FO2TAinE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
hEtlSh is WEALTH.

DrE. {. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
q guaranteed specific for Uyster!a, Dizziness
Commissions. Pts, Nervous Neuralgia. Head
ache. Nervous PrcStratlon caused ~ the use
OF alcohol OF tobacco, Maksfuiness, Mental
IN insanity and leading 90 misery. decay aud
death. Premature Old Age. Barrcuness. Loss Of
Power ia either sex, Involuntary LOSSES aud
fpermatorrhoea caused by over eNerti0n ~
the brain. self abuse or over ind ufeuct. Zach
box contains one months treatment. q box.
or SIX boxes for .. sent by mall pTepald Oh 10
ceipt of price
WE GUARANTEE sIx BONES
TO cure any case. With each order received ~
us for six boNS. accompanied with s. we vii
send the purchaser our written guarantee 20
refund the money. Il the treatment docs Evt
effect q cure. Guarantees Issued only by
W. Il. Tibbs, Druggist.
Sole Ag't. ID Monroe 81. GIand RAPIDS Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

". y. suit. druggist, Bppus, Ind.
tcstities. I recommend Electric b e.
tcrs ss the very best remedy. Every
bottls sold has gwen relief IN every
case. One man took sv bottles. ana
was cured of Rheumatis7u of ten wears
standing. Abraham Hare. drugr 81
Belvle. Ohio. aims The best sell
ing medicine / havc ever handled in my
tvrrtv Years experience = Fes..rf,
R,tters ThCusarcs II others have
sdded their testimony. - that tha ver-
dies e unanimous taat Electric Bltfers
CD Crfre al diseases of the LIVER. KID
news or Rl00d Only a haif dollar q
bottle at Peek Bros. drug store
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
HadsonvilIe vs. Georgetown

ffFN717Tt = 81 T7ItaRtN fHffAal
GvoRGErowN. Mich. Nav 27.-Tho
Georgetowners PLAYED the HudsonvI-
hans st Hudsonville saturday. aud the
result was another grand victory for
the GeorEet0wners, notwithstandi ing
the HudsonvilEans got a pitcher from
H8nIrv. a former member Of the Han
lev club The score showed a balance
&C SIX runs IN favor of the vis ting club.
Eattcrins- -Hu8s0nvilie. Beals, Dod r
ard Kelly; Georgetown. Slrdam and
shade. Umpire, Lowing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
IN GAY PARIS.
The Big Exposition Is sw siiowin: Up Every
thin: Else.
Special Correspondence,l

Especial Correspondence
PARIS, May 9--It is Exposition here and
Exposition there, and il Is dinned into ones
ears until il IS no wonder that pens are ready
70 writo tho word OK their own accord.
Tho great main building looks like verita-
bio AoahS ark, with every known kind Of
human animal in It. and il gives tho beholder
tho almost Irresistible desire 10 catch each
new variety and suck pin through his back
and fasten him up against the wall The col
lection would 10 diverse and fine. There are
ten soldiers and ten artisans from Senegal,
six Spahis and ten Indian Scpoys, and all Of
them arc dressed in the picturesque costumes
Of their country.
Besides these are numbers Of Annamitcs,
OF all the different trades and occupations,
all IN their peculiar national costumes.
There are others from Madagascar, and from
the Soudan, and these latter have formed lii
tie villages where they live after the fashion
Of their own country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
&5W Reward.

We wi pay the above reward fef any esss ~
5tTef lnrnHtEiHt Dyspepsia. 4ek Headache.
lnriEeefien. lrget Trfier ~ Gosffyereee ws
cannot cure viii W est 2 feretsbls Liver Piiis
wfsn flf directions err strictly rnrrp plies
yifh. IHrT ars purely Neretatis snt TeveT
fsi - eve eer sfHrtoa. sugar costsf. large
hffrrr containing q Pills 81 cents fnf sac
~ ~ Druggists bevfre ~ courfsrieits enc
lmit1f.rre TIRE eenuine freuafaefurff nri7
- aleh G. H f@I 4 CO. Ihn fIH HakrrE y
- ssf Ha1iso e. Chicago Frrs tria
paekeFes seFf - n7f prepEif rr rer- - of 3
Scent stafnp SOLO - ~ bbs ~ Non
-. Grand Tarifs. Nirh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
BAD COMPILATIONS.

The sEcgET CF TaEIE CAcsE Fully Ex-
fAAIN zD-NAf LAD1ES AEE SALON AND
MES FAL11D~ sokE NALEAs1E fAe1s
- EHE SIEgECf
IL PAS. "a s.oaz sls le3Eius szrestt b A1na>a
any es.s a Anaezl1s to14s als Deei "ssh
sSi ies l44 - - have e-saz celap-s xla<A
na7y FeasoNs hags usa - &e ao@at hsr t1ls sd
a. e --r< 81 taS ~ 1<x i---S-s . Ai--et = =
- $3.50 fSss9aas = sE>fs se-A es'ih - ~ :
= AA4se@ - i-aEi-fe t4o1t aaa % - - .
fss-is eSetszlt. g. ~ lla1 t->.ass y - - -
S@eee- 4E IA p.lse lassl.
1ae bxzt sDoaa So, o kceplrg tAe tloo1 P1re
: y se ifs H cru -i.ls 81 t-a.s ef = i-'ases
fsIi--s ihnlC- tIe ia e. kseL-s AA4 -sS', @1l@
= SsDsisEAs itfl e.. l4l e. -2a-tis tle - ssSL4
= csggsd - a. l. irelae-,4g s2s s@Ss, thea u
tVsrA4 tae baa1 l-l-saes .t-i iaft- i.sn fsf SO
NleA All Nes-s4 l4Ae sS-a.r ls1ss sst+ia ais~44 g
flii - ether sassta1ica, tai clcSfs TIE bs5y
4il etly. Ee4krls t-e tiels.t. ana lssfes ilx
- ssleia Ia sosss eo-litsea ne4 DsaoFe- lhcoaly
"a satife. tAea1eT--Ei9 ct = -tAIi4 a. tAe
alsA-sg knoaB ne1lc4l auiceEl--es of he dey
&sitS lll4t i1c EsD l-le llaEtt4 tsfiSla1 - -
DR. seit = iuLaLss gag eilef 10 aHy otel asi4l -
Preparation sn3.n - TIE soEla- 81 i se1atie,
Sci siinl--tif,z lt A. 1Nff, eSi po~rTflt. Con
tailiuE only La 81 pEoPrr.ies beng oFalofAlec
.Tola toe oSielfstc1 caFlsb Il sfTadel spring, II
e.f A1i laiaft thc uN35 2. tLe ttSs. Anl sct 4
La ieY "a is4lt4 o. IclsW lis, puris t1s Liood
eli1 thaS Clpaf tae V0Ellexluu. huEorees Of
osfors have gltS2 Il tlslr III. IA lned eIldofso-
a@eiif, titt-s@tts - l<ppie - S~A . year 50 ttF
ais al pfnss tut hey can os,tain no gTt elef
-Suclt thal - t4EluE tie carlsbad spruce SAT-
IA IL pyHGefel arm sLca as caa * procJrVd al
any drug s.9fe iil tie LAND When il Is considered
thai ihe C3rlsbad sat costs. Practically, little
more tLen The cheap. questionable ead often IL
3uflo1S - g Yur gztlyts sn1 ht.er waters ital
a e u tilc nlzTsft one bost & { ns suflcient lof
ne4fly = ia0alh. a. persons Hho Aeep pace vita
the tine, AID desire only whaT j. Dssi, WiI see
1at i = % tAcif lnefess y 49, Oiy the NeflstSa
fzch toftle i "a = iShg hue psrel cartoon AID
hfs The gnature q tsiIcT & kVaielson CO. soiS
agents ca every tu,lle. one baitle ~ alitc upon
receipt o one dollar. DR. Iofoldrs lecture and
psmphie;s mailed tree upon snp.icaiion kisIltE
q Neu1eiS0n Co z rtrciHy s.. New y oTk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Fsoe saddles. DKrrrx7zsrEs's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
DRUNKENNESS
Or the BtqDcr Hrelt- Ioslti-eiF Cured
tv A6rfutsfc-irs nr. firincs
GrfTe-

Ttcan - e-ren ln cup d coTee ~ tea with
ouf fae Know edge - fae person taking ~ is
rert and sroetf eure. whether the person is a
rfrf te 8rnkeF ~ an hicehoi4c wreck.
Itrl sa fs 70 drflakards Save been made Tern
e. faelr coffee without their knnT ift ee ami
today oeiierr tasy QEif dflnsirs q taeif CEn
FREE H ~ MEYER FAILS The eFff-u
e. e~l~f Dor ses ~ u IIhH-. D-ner Sc,
~ Aerrre ef. and lenal-sf and Pt n
BROS. - and - Moaroest~ Grsns Rapids.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-04-06
GEN ERAL NEWS.

OWr AIicgdnidn IN IoIca.-The
JOURNAL always enjoys occasion to
mention natives of this county who
have risen To attlucnce and distinction
elsewhere, aud who, in turn. have con-
trihuted largely to the development
and growth of the sections in which
they have settled. 1t is a matter of
pride with us, because it verlfes our
faith in the force and purity of our
mountain blood.
Among tn" foremost Sous of the
county who have gone to the plaius
from among these hills is Hon. ID. +.
Miller. ST., of krokuk. iowa. n gentle
man whom ", have named IN these
columns on several occasions with
more than usual pleasure. 1t is our
privilege To notice him again this week
m the republication from the Keokuk
CONSTITUTIONS Democrat of March %, of
the fulIowln" h',rr"ohlral sketch and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-04-06
FERBUH SiP

FRoSTBrRG, April s. 1859,
To the MINING JOURNAL.
If the parents of some of the children
cannot control them. and if the prin-
cipal and his assistants Of the public
school cannot govern them, the bailitf
10y day and the police by night, then
it behooves the law-abiding people of
this community to invoke the arm of
the law to send certain females to the
Home of the Good Shepherd and GER
tain males to the House OF Correction
away from the sight and hearing of
our little ones. Many are the nice
children OF parents who pass our
streets and conduct themselves as
young ladies and gentlemen. but there
are exceptions painfully noticeable to
those of mature years and those who
endoavor 10 rear their children IN q
way to be not only a credit to their
parents, but to the community in which
they live.
1t is TO be hoped that q word TO tho
wise is sufficient. -.
". BIT might be added that there
are even worse children in this town
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-04-06
WHOLE NUMBER, 912.

was not taken. The egg-eater was not
long engaged in his work. but during
the time he went out occasionally to
give the eggs fresh air.
An item concerning a Cumberland
business house postponed to next week.
There Is II schootcacher living in
tins county who has never had pneu-
monla, and when a letter on school
auaIrS appears in the JOURNAL. he
writes at once to headquarters in Cum
bcrlaud-"l aint the man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-04-06
/; INDIGNANT CITIZEN .
4 Trfo or K's-KegstOne Knights
kOnI Hl ended

BARTON Nh, April 5, 1889.
70 the MINING JOURNAL.
a correspondent in last weeks Lon
aconing Rccie'c, signing himself "A
Knight of l.. A. l205,' Westernport.
Nd. who, as II whining oracle, prog
nosticates dire calamities about to be-
fall his brother Knights in Clearfield
and Centre counties. Pa. because they
have dared to withdraw from sub
d. A. >. that formerly included West
crn Maryland and West Va. and have
formed themselves into a subj A
with l3 good strong l.. AS to start
with.
The "Knight of 1905" pretcnds t"
want to know what caused the Clear
field and Centre county Knights to
withdraw from their Mary land and
West Va. brothers. Had he perused
my article in your issue of Jan. p.
1899, it would have given him the de
sired information.
In speaking of the ReCiGlc'S frantic
aration, ! said the PENNSYLVANIA X. of
l.. are disgusted. just az the honest
ones on the Creek have long ago be-
come, at paying 81 Master Workman
800 per month who wont work.
And let me say right here that be.
lieve that my "l2O5" correspondent is
that unseltish individual.
also claimed that the Reciec was
unfaithful and selfish, aud that the
only way to get rid OF these parasites
Was to withdraw until they found their
level ; that aS soon rs the PennSyl-
vania brothers found out the non
working propenSititS ot the NJ. w. and
Reric" they would withdraw and they
have.
know of Il great many former X.
of Us on the Creek. good. true. honest
and intelligent citizens. who will bear
out the assertion that the principles on
which the * of l.. are built are broad.
intelligent and humane. and of more
practical benefit 10 all CLASSES than anN
other secret organization in existence.
Bat YOU don't find the men who are
willing to honorably uph"lG those prin-
ciples within lis ranks to-day. Its
leaders in this county have been guild
ed by avarlcc, Sectarlan prejudice,
petty vindictiveness and disgusting
setishness sufficient to turn the soul of
II cannibal to loathing against such Il
crew OF egntlstic, bralnlesS, woud-be
leaders, with the Hectctc their so.0alled
organ, cognizant of this worthless
coterie that it has upheld. assisting in
sitting every honest and honorable cf-
fort in the maintenance of X. of l..
principles for its share of the Spoils.
| hold this so-caled labor organ and
these so-callcd leaders responsible tor
the present standing of the Order on
the Creek, and, unlike my ''l205' X. OF
h., friend, give the Pennsylvania X.
of l.. credit for their manhood in with
drawing from such an ungrateful, rot
ten crew