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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-26

WAsnlNoroN, D. O., Jan, 25,-ThO
Senate Committee on Territories took
up the House bill passed the other day
for the admission OF North and South
Dakota, Montana, Washington and New
Mexico into the Union. After session
OF two hours one OF the committee said
We have spent the entire session In con.
sidering the House omnibus bill. II Ii
noticeable for contradictory provisions
and inadequaCy TO get any territory OF
part Of o territory into the Union as a
HlNIa - tH"
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THE CONTEST Will GO ON,
The GuburnatOriaI Election Investigation
In Arkansas to Proceed,

AAp NhbutHNhVFhA AAVpkihh AhNNAbtkWbiul
in Arkansas to Proceed.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 25.-Tht
House Of Representatives having reject
ed the Senate resolution forbldding @
NJ, Norwood, late Union Labor and Re.
publican candidate for Governor, Ia
contest Governor Eagles election unless
he first gave bond to cover all costs, estl,
mated at from twenty to thirty thousand
dollars, the investigation will proceed.
Norwood charges that frauds were per.
petrated In fourteen counties, giving
Eagle 6,OOO majority. Sufficient frauds
occurred to deprive him OF u majority
enough to overcome Eagles majorities
In other counties. He claims that but
for fraud, intimidation and violence he
would have a clear majority over Eagle
OF 500 votes,
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NEw YoRE, Jan, 25.-Tho great battle
between Harry Walton, Of Philadelphia,
aud Cal Mccarthy, Of Jersey City, 10
decide the American championships in
the bantam weight class, took place NJ
Gloucester, N. j., tonight. Seventy
five Of the best known sports foin New
York and fifty from PhiladelnLia were %
at the ring side, which was pitched in
the attic Of vacant mansion In Tie out
skirts Of Gloucester. Mccarthy fought n
clever battle and knocked Walton ont
IN the fifth round. Tho fight lasted
eighteen minutes. ''N'>
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LASslSa, Mon, Jan. a6,-''hUre arc
eighteen cases Of smallpox In Milan
township, Monroe county. Tho disease
has GOT beyond the control oi the local
authorities, Tho residents arc unable
10 meet the heavy daily eyp0pHep aHl
have asked The Governor lOF old. An
allowance WILDE made from tho State
treasury.
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plstrust IN Germany.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-aermapys view Of
the Samoa muddle and the Zanzibar
question /, causes distrust in Admiralty
circles. Mysterious silence Is maintain.
ed regarding her naval reiniOrCements.
II is stated at the foreign Office that
American business and that American
naval officers in Samoa express conf.
denCe in their ability to hold their own.
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Speeidl Dispdieh 10 Ns ialolllOeaott,
pARKERSEvRo, W, Va, Jan. 25,-ptoi.
O. LetstIere, q prominent school teacher
Of tlltChiO county, yaS assaulted by foot
pads last night near tho Ohio River
railroad shops Rs he waA Walking into
lblS city from WillDamBlown. They
robbed film o ssyenty.thfop dollars ID
money. took lIg shoes of hiG iOet Rgd
ioit him lying IA a pool ol water by Tho
road side. llo recovered oonso! !ouanesl
and came on 10 the city, He docs mol
have any Idea who hlH aRBallAnb were
bnL thuy were doubtless Lrampg.
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KANSAS Cry, Jan. &.-An attempt
was made at ii o'clock last night tc
wreck the Colorado, Utah & Pacific pas
sonrcr train on the Union Pacific road
near Wilson, Kansas, a arge 10y o.
heavy timber aud boards had been piled
up III tic tack, q part Of which wa
Knocked aside by tho engine anu tue 81, ~
nalh1er run over by tho train. inc
Snot selected was where the track rum
mon m biuh embankmVnt and had the train
iet tho rails there would have been :
fearful loss Of life, No reason excspl
tho robbery can bu aSsignGd for thOacti0r
NJ thp would be WtOckers,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
o'Bden Tried and Sentenced
While Absent from Court,
A MISSIONARY MURDERED
Together with Sixteen of His Follow
ers-A Esensatlon at zauzibar-A
Peculiar Accident Ia London.
Other Interesting Matters.

DUBLIN, Jan, 25.-seyeral OF the pris
oners who were arrested at Carrick,on
SUR yesterday during the disturbance
at the arraignment Of Mr.. VIM, o'Brleu
were conveyed to Clonmel last night
A large Gro Nd had gathered about thv
railway station at Clonmel and upon tho
arrival Of the police and their prisoner
the mob prevented the police from pass,
ing and demanded the release OF the
prisoners, The crowd stoned the police,
and the latter threatened to fire upon
them. A priest interceded and prevent.
ed bloodshed, After two hours had
passed the police received reinforce.
ments and succeeded In lodging their
prisoners In jail.
When the trial OF William o 0'Brien was
resumed to-day at CarrlCk.on.Suir, Mr.
O'Brien was absent, The trial, however,
preceded In his absence and he was con.
yiCted and sentenced to four months
imprisonment without hard labor. The
police have as yet discovered no clue TO
Mr, 0'Brien's whereabouts.
II Is estimated that eighty persons
were wounded In the disturbance at
Carrick yesterday. 1t Is learned that Mr..
0'Brien refreshed himself at house
near the police barracks and then drove
into the country, before the police cor.
don was formed, and that he aiterward
dined with a select party OF friends
few miles from town.
Mr., Powell, editor Of the Midland
Tribune, Of Birr, was to-day sentenced
to three months imprisonment In Tulla.
more Jail with hard labor for publishing
M illegal article. He appealed, but on
his remarking that the sentence was cut
and dried he was given seven days ex.
tra imprisonment.
A collision occurred at Clonmet to-day
between the police and a crowd consist
lng largely Of women and children.
The crowd resented the imprisoning
Of Secretary Menning, Of the Waterford
branch Of the National League. Many
werelnjured, some having limbs broken.
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IllR uNKNOMN pEPEATEp.
An interrupted Prize Fight Completed-A
Furious Battle.


Furious Battle.
CHICAGO, jan, 25,-Tho fight between
George Rollo, OF Chicago, and the New
orleansunkhown, which wasinterrupted
last week by hotpolice, was finished last
night The battle was fast and furious
and with two'ounco glovesproductivo Of
some vicious slugging. The men held
out good and fought with gameness un-
til the thirteenth round, when the New
Orleans man came to time badly winded.
Some few passes were made when Rollo
swung his right and landed 1t, with tho
full weight Of his body, under the un.
known's left eur. The latter went to
grass, and, failing to respond, his oppon-
ent was awarded the fight.
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efforts OF its members that cordial CO.
operation upon which any official body
OF this character must largely rely for
the achievement Of the best results,
The Governors strong recommen-
dation In his recent message 10 the Legis-
lature has, 1t Is believed, brought this
whole question prominently and favor
ably before West Yirginia's law makers.
OTHER SPEECHES,
The seCretary's report, a document Of
great interest, followed the Presidents
address, after which Governor Wilson
made stirring and effective speech
commencing the work already done and
urging on the Legislature liberal ap-
preparation TO further prosecute the
work, Other speeches were made by
Colonel Brown, Of Kanawha, Hon, ]. A.
Hamilton, OF Calhoun county, Hon,
Thomas Dennis, Of Greenbrier, Major
Brlstor, Of Berkeley Judge sayre, Of
Cabell, all testifying to the good results
that have followed the Wheeling con-
yention, which by common testimony
has already done the State great good.
These expressions from close observers
and practical men were an encouraging
feature OF the meeting,
AN IMPORTANT RESOLUTION.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
setting forth that the work Of the Board
Of Immigration and Development has
demonstrated what can be done, and
urging the Legislature to take hold in
earnest and give the movement the prac-
tIcal support Of aliberal appropriation,
A vote OF thanks was extended to
President Hart aud the Secretary for
their valuable services in behalf OF State
development,
The Association adjourned to meet at
The call OF the President. The meeting
has made an impression on the members
of the Legislature who were present, and
greatly improved the already good pros
oect Of an appropriation.
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Prohibition IN tllo Ilay state.

BosToN, Jan. 25.-Tho Senate Com.
mittee on Constitutional Amendment
gave a hearing to-day on tho question ol
a prohibitory amendment 10 the Consti.
tuition. After the hearing tho commit.
tee decided TO present report 10 the
Senate ln favor Of q prohlbiiory amend
mani
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France Taklnr preca utIons.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-It is stated on reliable
authority that the Government fearing a
startling movement will adopt means to
maintain strict order on Sunday. Any
person shouting "Viye Boulanger," 1t Ia
said, will at once be placed under arrest.
A cavalry force will patrol the city day
and night.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI Jan. 95.-Eiphty
coinposIton Of the West publlShiht
Company went on strike to-day, claim
Ing that their wages had been reduced
by a change In the method OF measdflnp
They also protested against tho dlschati,L
Of William Salmon, the father q,
"UhApel." The firm claimed 10 bay,
discharged the men because Of irFedt,,
laflty In work, and after a Coniefeilc,
with the proprletofs this afternoon tll
men decided 10 return 10 work and wllI
do 90 In the morning.
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spntSoriELD, I'LL, Jan. 25.--owing 10
a loiaul. Of more than sixty days in tue
pny,nent Of tho amount due Tie Ohio 4
MissiSsippI, BY the ~, Louis 4 Chicago
isr rental Of tracks In this dlty, the for
inar ma notified the latter that II has
tSFminaled Ia contract aud will take
rosSosSlon Of its track for lls own use,
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ENGLIsl MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
A Sensation In ZanEIbnr--what VIII the
British Government Doe

n henAhtloh IN EunADht~-hhut VIII tue
DritIsh Government Doe
ZANZIBAR, Jan, 25,-An English mis-
sionary named Brooks and sixteen Of bis
followers were murdered on Saturday
near saaloni by members Of the coast
tribes and natives Of Zanzibar. These
murders indicate the extent OF the
hatred TO whites the Germans have
aroused. saadani for many years has
been the starting point Of European
missions, the natives welcoming the
missionaries and assisting all OF them,
especially the English. The murders
have Gansed a sensation. The question
as 10 the measure England will take to
punish the murderers Is eagerly dis
cllRRed here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-26
THE NEW q. 4 0, SERVICE.
When the Through Train VIII bO Put on
An Important Move.

An Important MOVo.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 25.-It isnow de-
finitely settled that through train service
on the new division Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio road, including the use OF the
Central Passenger station in Cincinnati
will begin February. 10. There Is q
strong probability that traffic arrange
ment ' Ill DO made with the Louisville
4 Nashville by which through freight
and passengers will DO conveyed over
the Louisville & Nashville from here In
stead OF at present, by way Of Lexington
and thenCeto Huntington.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. PA difficulty
occurred to-day at noon between Harry
ovcrton and Thomas swooynlng, switch.
men on tho Kansas City railroad, con.
cerning the ownership of lantgtn,
which finally resulted In tho killing oi
s,weerntng.. Overton shot him in tbe
abdomen. from tho effects Of which he
died In few minutes, ~
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nv the ou.an,. sr.cInI Fovor.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-As Mr.. Phelps has
been recalled and has not resigned, he
is not entitled to an audience with the
Queen. Nevertheless the Queen has in
yited Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps to dine Will
her on Monday and to remain at the
palace over night.
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Special DNpdieh 70 ne mltAgentN'
PARKHRsBuRo, w. vAY Jan. 2S.-
Freight Brakeman Garrison, Of the Bal
limCrO 4 Ohio, fell from his train al
Cairo last night and was cut 10 pieces
hiS remains being scattered for 4 mile
along tho track, His home was At WeSt
Union,
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wAsniSuroS, D. O., Jan. 25,-Thc
House Committee on Territories held a
meeting to-day TO consider the bill ior
the admission Of the Territory Of Utah
"a a State, Only fourteen members ol
The committee we're Ia attendance, and
In adjournment was taken Until next
"Wednesday without action.
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DANylLLE, VA Jan, 25.-At Yancoy.
VILE, N, O., to-day John Yanccy, color.
cd, was hanged for the murder In April
last Of Both Oliver, also colored, Tho
execution was witnessed by 1000 people.
fanCeyB neck was broken and io died
without d struggle.
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fmnn,Innl Annnllnnlinnnl. 4

Nav York, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Harrison,
vile Of the PresldenteleC! arose early
this morning and bfeakiAsled In heF
room. She afterwards left tho uilsey
house presumably on q shopping exCuf.
hlOn,
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ELLAyiLLR, Ca Jan. 25,--CharIey
Blackmanl colored, was hanged here To-
uay 10 tho presence Of an immense
crowd t9r Il 70 murder Of Stonowall Ton.
dee, white, In 1885,
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MONTGOMERY ALA, Jan. 25.-At
Eaut0w, Ala, negro named James
Seames was hanged to-day for the muir.
yer oil Deputy Sheriff Aubrey, Of TusCa.
loose, about SIX months ago. lio was
calm and died In nineteen minutes.
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"0ur dear sister said tho Nebraska
pastor, "has gone 10 o better land..-thaL
i, II there bo any better land than can
DO found right hero In the Missouri
bo.Loms,"
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A NntnlI pni,iI.i,arnan,I.

BosroN, Jan, 25.-Oharlcs A. R. Shop.
ard, Of the firm Of Lee & Shepard, the
well known book publishers Of this
city, died this morning after an illness
otseveral months duration, aged sixty
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 9b.--.Ths
National Bank building and lhfeo Al. vi
Joining stores At Athens, Tenn, burned
last night l'osS, $4,000; Insurance
$4,000,
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=, FoRr sMlTlt AK, Jan. 25.-Riclani
smith ChoCtqw Indian, was hanged
~ l2i4O to-day for the assassination Of
Ihonas PrihglC, IN tho Indian Terri
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PARIS, Jan. pa dispatch to the
Temps, from Zanzibar says an American
sailing vessel, bound from Zanzibar to
Madagascar, was fired on by German
vessel, and one Of her masts was broken.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jan, 25.-Ed Fry,
alias I'd Williams, colorcd, was hanged
10 Marietta At noon to-day Tor tho Hur.
dor Of bis wife.
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RoME, Jan. 25.-The principal cashier
Of the National Bank Agency at Bologne
has absConded. lie embezzled $lS0,00O.
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KEnr your blood pufO and you will
not have rheumatism. Hoods Safsapa'
fllla putlaes the blood, and tones the
whole system, 10
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This evening a general meeting was
held in the hall Of the House Of
Delegates, President Charles Burdett
Hart presiding. The proceedings were
opened withan address by the President,
who spoke ns follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-26

a. 'V"' "VaFu has iOlt that 10 long a.
W,fe U, Is so abundant now material Of
',,'' w, 'N"aclerlo be worked up into good
ooI S,.,ens Of West Virginia ttOro 10 no
isais,oR io.ioR TO make special effort In the
",o, ,O,,'g,l lands. Unexpected encourage.
mSu, o", 10 push our campaign for develop.
",ou, %e"s q lhe State Inns come from the
s geM northwest, where, owing 10 the
IEot Of Tie climate, the uncertain PRO.
nascuVyntss Of the soll, and the remote,
JsJ Js% from the markets, thousands oI
mis,aa,olO iaolO men and women arc eager u
Si ini ,a.Ci hesilatlng only 10 make ChoiCg
II, o,ai'lcS lot new homes, With well
S,ssvIea, S,s buBinOss.llko and prompt Of
V,.iasfe siiasfe are good reasons why Yves
'"s"ia Ahall secure much more thar
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
Real Estate Sales,

Mary Tierny, of Baker county, Ore
gon, to James Converse. lots and 2,
block B, at Austin and Eighth streets,
81 900.
Caroline Kampmann to julius Holz,
lot known as La Villita, adjoining the
property of the German English
school, 81, 800.
James Hierholzer to Philip HER
holzer, 25l 1-2 acres out of the Fran
cisco Villareal survey, No. 305, on the
Cibolo creek, fifteen miles north of
San Antonio. 1000.
Joseph Hierholzer to Joseph HER
holzer, Jr., 251 IL acres out of the
Francisco Villareal survey, No. 300,
$1,000.
Manuel Cadena and others to Cele-
donia Cadena and others, lot fronting
40 varas on the north side of Castro
street, $500.
John Twohig to Ida C. McAllister,
lot fronting Is IA varas on North
street, for 800.
J. q. and Caroline Marshall to Gold
frank, Frank & Co., lot fronting 81 feet
on the south side of Market street, for
$4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19

District Attorney Paschal thinks
those owing the county occupation
taxes had better pay up, or - "a
word to the wise is sufficient.
KAISER was round in disguise this
morning. He had his hair cut and
hirsute appendages shaved of, and
none could recognize him save by the
voice.
-Curley Martin, shot by Emil
Lancken recently, was out on the
streets today. Lancken attended the
Legion of Honor ball last night.
Walter Pierce of Battery L. Third
Artillery, stationed at this post is
missing and is wanted" for deser-
ton.
The fair directors have ordered
that the next fair shall be held from
The 4th to the 10Th day Of November
next.
Castle Fannin, Knights and
Ladies Gold Rule, will celebrate their
second anniversary at Turner hall
April 9th by grand ball.
The fun was fast and furious last
night and the last masquerade Of the
season was a success.
Only one building permit was
taken out at noon today that was one
by Fred Stratto to erect lumber
stable OH the east side of Nogalitis
street.
Grand glove contest tonight be-
tween Harry Maynard, and an un-
known light weight champion at the
Fashion tonight. If
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Simon Veith, who will
open his family liquor store tomorrow
at No. East Commerce street.
st. Joseph's day is being cele-
brated today by the congregation of
st. Joseph's Catholic church. Rev.
Father Pfefferkorn entertained num-
Der of the local clergy with a fine
dinner today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
Taken Home.

The LIGHT yesterday made pass
ing notice of the death of Mr.. E.
Schwartz which occurred at the
Menger hotel. The deceased was 80
years of age, Unmarried, was member
of the well known firm of Baer Bros,
of Vicksburg, Mississippi, and was
held in high estimation in tlat city.
He was afflicted with consumption,
and sought a cure in this congenial
cline, but unfortunately he came too
late to do him any service. Mr.. A.
Kahn of this city, is friend of the
family, and the deceased's brother,
Ike Schwartz, who was with him,
have had the remains placed in a
handsome casket and shipped to
Vicksburg for interment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
AYoung Married Man.

Elk. Policeman John McCabe is
again in trouble. He has lately been
working out at the new bridge cross
ing the Medina river, sharpening the
workmen's tools. He has also lately
married. Saturday last he INDUCED in
a little too much John Barleycorn
and remained so all day sunday.
Then one of the workmen discovered
he had lost sum of money amount
ing to over $40 and circumstances
pointing to McCabe as the guilty par
ty, he was arrested by the constabl
of that precinct and brought in to the
county Jail, where he snow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY
Of the Alamo Council. American
Legion of Honor Duly Gel
nhrnknA

ebrated.
The Alamo council of the American Legion
of Honor celebrated it's tenth anniversary by
q grand ball and banquet at Tirner hall last
most pleasure to the members and the guest.
Many ladies praced the bail with their
presence and among them were Mesdames j.
n. McLeary, II. Tolle. c. G. ArtZt, G. Katzen-
berger, w. NJ. Locke. Schuwirth, Lanken,
Roos, Persch, and Feltmann, the Misses
Guiveraon, Lula McAister, Tolle, Artz +,
Seffel, Alice MOritz, Roos, Callsen, Lanken,
Lea, ~iche and Feltmann.
Artzt orchestra opened thu entertainment
by choice musical selection, and this done
failing in glowi terms the history and OBJ
jects of tn" order. Mrs. katZenberger then
favored the company with an aria Judith"
which was enthusiastically encored, and re-
sponded to with THE Fisher Maiden" and
then Past Commander Copeland arose and de-
ing was commenced and cont'nu d until mid
night when the company adjourned to the
supper rooms where an excellent supper ard
liberal supply of wines gladdeued the hearts
of all
lasts being then in order the following
were gwen and responded to by the gentle
men named
The Order-Col e. Edmunds.
Star Counci-Mr. G. Callsen.
The I.ades-Mr. +. Schuwirth.
The Press-Mr Fl Bushick.
The United States-Mr. F. Caldwell
The officer of the Alamo Council-Mr. C. G.
Artzt.
Our Departed CompaniOns-Mr F. Seffel.
The BHhies-Messrs Eugene Staffel, Ryder
TAYLOR and L. c. Grnthaus.
Civil GOvernment-Mr. W. VI. Locke.
The Lii ht FantastiC-Mr. Gus MOritz.
This ended the OratOry and the party re-
turned to the hall VIII re dancing was con-
tinued until an early hour this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
TOURISTS,

Whether on pleasure bent OF. bust
ness, should take on every trip bot
tie of Syrup of Figs, as 1t acts most
pleasantly and effectually on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, preventing
fevers, headaches and other forms of
sickness. For sale in SOC. and ST 90
bottles by all leading druggists. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-19
A Wedding.

The wedding of Miss Amelia Weiss, sister of
Mr.. W H. Weiss, of this city, to Mr.. Joseph
Green, locomotive engineer on the |. g. G.
N. railway, occurs tomorrow afternoon at the
residence of the Rev. J. H. Erb. on East Com
MERGE street. After the wedding the bridal
couple start for Galveston on a short honey
moon. The bride is we'll known in San
Antonio where she has many friends as we'll
as in New Orleans and other cities, The
wedding will be strictly quiet.