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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Joel Hill
man Of Chicago, ILL.,. and Sarah Lully; Samuel
Bundy Of Alexandria, Va, and Sarah Redman
Of Prince William county. Va; Mayer Levy and
Mary Powell; Paul Sauber and Minnie Baer; W
A. Van Doren and Mary Catherine Saddler: W.
7. Hodgson and Ella Payne, both Of Fsuquie-;
James Sewall and Sarah z. Sewall, bath Of Bal.
timore; Cecil Morgan Of Macon, Ga, aud Hem
rietta Dodson; Elias Hawkins and Mamie
Parker; Abraham Hawkins and Alice Parker;
Chester Harris and Maggie Thomas; H. d.
Petit Of Philadelphia, Pa, and eerena Isabella
'Maloncy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Tho View York Walking Match.

New YORK, March l7.-1he IL O'Clock score
in the walking match was: Hughes, 1856 miles;
Cartwright. I4j: Hegelman. l6s; Howarth, la;
Me.sier. $50: MOORE, 1853; Bennett, l60: Herty,
i57: Noremac, i5i; Gowan, Isl; Cartwright.
dropped out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Joel Hillman has. by A. b Duvsll, Alsd Q bIn
against the Pennsyivanis Railroad Company 10
recover el5,o00 damages for injuries received
In the wreck ct New Florence, Pa, ON Novem-
Der - last while % route fron Washington 70
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, March II. - Cotton ouiet-m,d
ding, .. Flour qriet-Howa ard street and western
snper, S.o0a3.50; do. do, extra, aICa45 do DO
family, &6oas-oo; city mills, Rio brands, extra,
5l5a5.3I; winter wheat patent, 5.oOa5. SO: spring
wheat patent, 525a5 IS do. do, straight, 5O0aa 80;
Fultz, 103al.V9; Longberry, l.05ailO; No. 2 1O6,s:
steamer, No. Z, red. l.u3 western dun and drIner:
No :, winter red. spot. LQ6A al.05h; March, Los IA
l05L; May. i.VIkaLs; July, l.O2k; August
1.0ln. Corn-9outhernq quiet; white. 10ass: yeilOy
6sa6y: western dfrn: mixed spot, 6sla a6sl: March
6skassx; April, 6sh a6sk: May, 6Sl.; steamer. 6I
Oats ilrm-ungraded southern aud Pennsyyalia
5.aCs: do. western white. 6sado; dc. do. Mixed IS
a59; graded No. white, as4 a6o; graded No. I.
mixed. sS19aSs. Rye quiet-choce, 9sai.O0; good
to prime. s5asI; common TO fair, s5a9a. Hay dull
choice timothy, io5oaii.00; good TO prime, $50
aiv.oo. Provisions trm-m - pork, old 1928, new
li-o0; bulk meats, loose shoulders, AZ; long clear
81; clear rib sides, 5k; sugar-pickied shoulder
81; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, 81; hams, OK
aiO: lard. refined, !; crude, ca. Butter steadyo
creamery fancy, 49, do. fair to choice 3laBq: do.
imitation, 81; lsdle fancy, Is; do. good to choice
s5aso: rolls, fine, s6AxI; do. fair to good, 22ssl
Eggs actIve--la Coffee steady-Rio cargoes fair,
isksso; No. !, lskaisk. Sugar quiet-granulatcd,
aud active-1.f3ai.s6 Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer uru-cottop, 20 cents -four In sacks,
10 cents per 100 pounds; grain. I'd. Cork for
orders, 3s.sd. Recepts-nour, l0,1Y3 barrels: wheat
1i,s4s bushels: corn, 96,15i busnele oats 1000
bushels; rye, sos bushels. Shipfnents-nour l6,54a
barrels: corn, 2s,0ovbushels Sales-whcat, I,sOO
bushels; corn. 3a.<ss bushels.
BALTIMORE, March I7.-yirainia threes, cav:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 81; Northern CeutrSi
stock. q; Cincinnzki Washington and baltimore,
- Consolidated gas bonds, lis,l: do stock. an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Mike Kelly Says He WIN QUIT Base Ban.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE latest statement by
Mike Kelly u that he has decided TO quit ball
playing and give his attention entirely 10 his
business in New York. He says that his health
b none too good md that he viii 70 to Florida
IN day or Swo for pretraetsd stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Mur A. RurrrEr,s NV BOOK.

She publishes a book entitled HOW TO BE BEAU
1IFUI." and. like the phianthropist she II.
gives II FkEE THIS WIKI.
At the urgent request of thousands of Ter patrons
Mime. A.. RUplcrt. the wOrld-renOwned complexion
sYeraiis and famous lecturer has inst published a
handsome took giving the public the leiefit ~ her
Years study and erience. The book Is written in
Iain and sensible language. showing how
obtain and aintan perfection OF She face and form.
all callers this week this look will b.
ThOss % town secure by sending &c postage
NINE A. RUPERT.
Branch Gf,lce.
30 81. nv.
rlkI4 Washington, ID. c.
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cARHAaI L I.EIDY.
Mid yss 7th and 7UsS X SITS nv.

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Which ss.ne. on the clih o. this
EsontE. laftsr aH Las EECAEOI.
~ PHILLIPS BROOKS; slGs
An EASTER HYMN. b. ARCH
DEACON FALRAE. Or. Aisos
isr.s ss>oTsIseEt % EASTER
CkhDs BuOkI-ETS and NoF-
EiT:ES- yog< pa:rorsxe zsseL
EOBEsr 7. MILLER.
E:SoKsEILEE ASD STATIONER
sf7Icra .ez l.fh sf.-sTgSs,i. treasury.
al YOI AKE IIEIp IAk Nc M LAP3f OLD
f1susoHsd -7IIl.g is.tfy tarfrs Little Liver f1il.
ta--~ suississri. amt -sSad every
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= 49, f.A4sts e.. ADJ. sseG AM 4 t.t.<i lsgs.t
i sn-osfIa BfieT>- u rre<tgaiy sslrss as s<I
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SSh-,, Asr y: a Assssts'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
To SNoxERs.

Accommodations of mucus especially well marked
in the u smoking during evening hours
and the ~ails covered with thick, tenaci
Food enterTn2 the stomach a; rEfs time VIII
becOns with this Tenacious cOa'Ii2, which for
time protects from the acton o. tiie astrtr fer
irents. and prevents proper Digestion Price, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Al RS WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP

NJ RS WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItSOOTHES
The CHILD. SOFTESSthe GUMS. ALLAYSall PAIN.
CURES WIND COLO. and Is tie best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and for Mrs. insloxs Soothing
SyrI,p.~ and take otber kind - cents bottle.
dI.-ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

CHICAGO, March II Sciosing,.-whcas May,
Log Jnly, se,s. corn-May. xsA; July, slE.
0sts-Nay. $50: July, 4eh. Pork-Nay, ll.Se,s:
July. u..A Lsfd-xsy, &Ssx; July, AssH. Kihs-
Nay, a5a,s; July. kssk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Special Cable Dispatch to The Eyenin- Star
LONDON, March 1.-THE McCarthyites dine
this evening at the Cannon Street Hotel in
homer of st. Patrick. while the Parneliites
celebrate at the Covent Garden Hotel There
also will be rival dinners in Dublin and other
cities.
N Nyw YORK.
NEw YosK, March 1.-THE green flag Of
ireland, along with the municipal and national
flags, are displayed conspicuousiy on the city
hall flagstaff today. The board Of aldermen
held TO meeting out Of respect 10 the day.
BALTIMORE. March l7.--1his is glorious st.
Pa.rick's day. The celebration OF iLe day was
begun with a solemn high mass in 81. Patrick
church aud there panegyric on the patron
s.in: OF Ireiasd vas pronounced by Very Rev.
p. J. Donahuc. chancellor Of the archdiocese OF
Baltimore. Cardinal Gibbons was present.
After the mass the lIibcrnian Society held Its
annual mseting and distributed prizes to the
deserving boys. Bishop kesne. in the evening,
will deliver a lecture in st. Johns Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

M BLAINE Nor WxLL--Secretary Blaine
IL not very well today. He went ont 10 dinner
last night and this morning he felt III enough
TO keep his bed. He did not 60 to the cabinet
the State Department he signed in bed.
TEcHxlcAL Exrsnrs.-Ths Secretary Of the
Navy has detailed Naval Constructor Philip
Hichborn and Passed Assistant Engineer Harrie
Webster - technical experts 70 assist the on
cers Of the apartment Of Justice in preparing
the defense Of the United States In the suits
brought In the Court Of Claims BY the executors
Of Ne estate Of Nathaniel Mckay aud other
wor1 and changes In the plans Of vessols built
Tor he Navy Dspartmsnt during ~ war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
THE ITALIAN NAVY,
1t 10 But Slightly Inferior to Any OF the
Great Powerp,

People who like to discuss distant POSSIBLE.
ties are today talking Of what Italy NAV do il
the United States fails to properly apologize for
the lynching of the Italians in New Orleans
One Of the strong points in the story they tell ID
that which concerns the italian navy. Only q
few people outside Of diplomatic and
naval circles are aware of the fact that Italy il
only slightly inferior to any of the great Euro
pean powers in its salt water equipment
England leads as to number, then follow
France, Russia, Germany and Italy The
German navy has in it q greater number OF
vessels than the italian, but the latter is more
effective, some Of its vessels, notably the
Duilio and Dandolo. being more powerful than
any other vessels IN existence. On the two
ships mentioned are mounted lOO-ton Quns.
the English and Italian governments being the
only powers that have put such heavy guns
adoat.
or WHAT THE ITALIAN xAvY CONSISTS.
The Italian navy consists of twenty-five heav-
ny srmored vessels, their displacement ranging
from $500 tons to II, 900 tons; fifty unsrmored
vessels of from 740 tons 70 8, 700 tons four gum
boats Of from $50 tons 70 500 tons: III msiler
gun boats; one hundred Arst-clas torpedo boats
and an ample force Of transports and dispatch
boats.
In addition 10 this great array there are ss
least nine merchant steamers Of more than
5000 tons on the auxiliary list, and Of these
three have been fitted for torpedo launching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

RE FREE FROM ALL CRUDE AND IRRITAr-
n iIS matter. Concentrated medicine only; very
small easy 10 take pain; no gripping Carriers Lit
re Liver Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

The viii Of the late VIM Leach was fled 10
day. He leaves e25 TO his nephew, yas- Ryan,
and the rest Of his estate 10 81 Rofs industrial
School, 9023 g street northwest, and names q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name. O.

. The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Rzr.zsssrAzvs sslxo1A i eighty bssts,
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

rHR PREs1DExr skrs THE WORK or THH coxoRRa
JUST KSDkD HAS BEEN OF a MOST IMPORTANT
CHARACTERISTICS ELECTION BILL TIE SUR
sspr QUESTION, FREE COINAGE, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

and the criticisms which had been directed
against the sums Of money expended upon it.
Particular reference was made to the recen,
declaration that during the late war of the re-
bellion navy was built up without any great
loss Of time, although We had no preparatory
schools and no established navy at the time the
war broke out
The President said in reply to this: ssThere
would be no justice in making any comparison
between that time and this. Then we were con-
tending against part of the country which
had no navy. 1t is true that at the close of the
war our navy was the best that that period
represented. But the times have Changed
and the conditions today are vastly different.
The progress In the art of gunnery and ship
building has been 50 great that no nation could
upon short notice hope to compete remotely
with the humblest of the nations which have
adopted modern appliances. The progress in
the art Of gunnery alone is such that II reouires
enormous plants long established, carefully
supervised, and educated and skilled workmen
prepared long beforehand in order to turn out
quickly and promptly weapons when desired.
am perfectly willing to concede that the
navies Of today may be useless fifty years from
now. l do not think that even the humblest
owner Of the smallest house, with nothing more
than a mere hide stretched upon its inner
walls, would hesitate to close his door against
intruders rather than to wait for the possible
development Of some future style OF hinge,
with more economy and dispatch The truth
of it 10 that the establishment of navy puts a
nation upon a respectable footing and is the
best guarantee against the possibility of any
war. In other words, tits insurance and should
be 80 regarded"
The President was asked II he did NOT think
that the tari6 issue for the present was ended,
% far ~ the republican party was concerned,
and that the party as q party should resist the
further agitation Of the subject for at least .
time.
The President said in reply TO this: 'sMoss de-
cidedly, ! think there should be no more aRita-
tion upon this subject until the Mckinley bill
has been fairly tried. 1t has been charged with
numerous faults. There ia no reason why its
workings should be prejudiced by malevolent
predictions. The bin has been already long
enough IN operation to indicate that much that
was charged se.inst II was untrue. A period
should be permitted 10 pass long enough 10 test
fairly the character Of the measure. Then, IL
Il can be shown by such fair and impartial trial
that II has faults. let them be eliminated, but
unit such period h passed, / should be strongly
aganst any further agitation Of the tariff qnec-
vnAT. FRx. conAa. WOULD MAJ.
Iaaksd The Presidsnt Il he did not hold 70
much The sans opinion conserving financial
lsgislation.
The President aid: II do not think that ~
need any moro financial lsgialatien for Tie
present What We have, TOO. should have IL
period Of trial do not sse any present o.
near future neoessity 81 further financial legis-
iataon. have fAvorsd s0veg coinage NJ - .
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

The sound of the hammer and saw
is heard all around Us. 1t Is so noisy
that we are not likely to hear the pre-
dicted great shock that will raise the
democratic party ont of their boots in
about two weeks. With due respect
to the LIGHT LET us mention that
there is no glory in going in the
prophesying business, unless it has
finer instruments than its cotempo-
raries.
1t makes the heart of the hunter
leap to see the countless numbers of
ducks on the lake, but the don't
shoot inhibition is in favor OF the
bird, that is no where more tame than
here.
Seeing that our justices of the.
peace almost havea monopoly in the
business of celebrating the rights of
matrimony, puts me in mind OF an
occurrence in aneighboring county,
that our justices, representing two
distinct types of manly grace aud
beauty, not to say tine short and long
man-may not, so far have met
with in an official capacity. Soon
after the war an old bachelor became
smitteu with the charms of most
beautiful young lady, who in pity
consented to marry him. At the
same time and near the same place,
was a defendant of one of Darkest
Africa" whose dusky inamOrata sug-
gested to get it fixed same place and
time white folks did and soon our
handsome friend the justice had the
prospects of two holy fees for one
afternoon. The old bachelor was the
first and most timid to lead his bride
before the unmarried justice; soon.
the words II pronounce you man and
wife" were spoken, but before the
young husband had time to imprint
upon the beautiful lips of his hand
some bride the first kiss, the audac-
ious justice claimed that, as a right
inherited by custom; this demand of
the law seemed unreasOnably
severe to the new husband, who
found his revenge when Immediately
later the black bridegroom insisted
on the law taking its full course, not
wIthstanding the justice assured him,
If he dispensed with kissing of the
bride, the legality of the ceremony
was just as binding; it had no effect
on the negro groom, who without the
least pang of jealousy insisted that his
wife must be treated as white lady.
The justice had TO go through the
kissing motion this time with a slight
vacuum between the lips, and is re-
ported to have said, IF he ever gets
to the legislature he will insist on
law compelling freedmen to get mar
ried by a minister OF the gospel.
SCHEID.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
Literary Value of a Name.

A famous name in literature I'M
doubtedly counts for something. 1t
is right that it should, says Edward
w. Box in The Ladies' Home Journal.
Fame is the result of work-often the
work of years. 1t carries with 1t q
commercial value OF which no fair
minded person can doubt the JUS
tice. But that it is the "all-essen-
tisl' in q manuscript is utter folly.
And the best evidence of this fact is
that each week sees the articles,
stories and poems of our best-known
authors rejected in the editorial Of
fees throughout the country. But of
this the young author knows naught.
She judges only from what she sees
printed; she Is in ignorance of the
fact that manuscripts are often re-
turned to the most famous names.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2l,-The an
nual convention OF the Wholesale
Druggists association of the United
States has opened here for a three
days session. One of the important
matters that is likely to come in for a
protests which are being made by the
retail druggists throughout the coun-
try against the sale of druggist sup
plies and sundries to the department
stores, which sale had made q slight
margin OF profit, and sometimes no
profit at all, and in this way taking
away vast amount of trade from the
regular druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
RaImaceda Looked For.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-Dr. Francis
Rivers and Sig. Carlos del Rio, late of
the military staff of President Balms.
ceds, of Chilli, arrived here early yes
terday morning and took the s p. m.
Panhandle train for New York
Neither could speak word of
English. They had with them Mr..
Louis Bloch, Of California, An inter
prefer. Through him they said that
Balmaceda was not dead, all reports
of suicide to the contrary notwith-
standing, and that they expected to
meet him either In New York or in
Europe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The agent OF
the Royal Netherlands Steamship
Line received this morning a dispatch
from Rotterdam confirming the report
of the breaking at sea of the steam
ship Edsm. This dispatch further
stated that the Edam would put into
an English port tor repairs. The
agents here say that the Edam has
plenty OF sail to take her safe III port
and they have no fear for the SAFETY
of those on BOARD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
Jail Delivery by a Woman.

READING, Pa, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Bea-
trice Collins, handsome young coun-
terfeitsr sentenced for two years for
showing the queer" escaped from
the county Jail with John Bush, alias
John Miller, an aged burglar. The
prisoners, after Mrs. Collins cell door
was opened, picked the lock of the
heavy door opening into the yard,
broke down the door of another
building, scaled wall twenty
feet high and took a carriage in wait
ing. Reuben Rhodes, a night watch.
man at the jail, is accused of aiding
the escape and was arrested.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
The CoIored Sisters Protest.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The Wo-
mans Independent organization, COM
posed of colored women throughout
the country is holding a convention
here today. They are kicking be-
cause the board of lady managers of
the Worlds fair has refused to accord
colored women of the country an
equal chance with white women to
make an exhibit of their handiwork.
This meeting has for its object the
taking of suitable steps in the matter
and to ask congress for an apprOpria-
ton tor the proposed exhibition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
SEGUIN GOSSIP.
SEGUIN, Tex. Oct. 20, 1891,

hDHNSlANI Iva Wv -oy lOOI'
To the San Antonio Daily LIGHT:
Mr.. Frank Smith, Editor of the
"Seguin Enterprise" and Miss Cora
Walker were quietly married this
p. M, at the BRIDES residence, Rev. J.
T. Hutchinson of San Antonio officiat-
ing. Miss Walker was one of our
most popular young ladies, and her
great number of friends here wish
her every happiness, and sincerely
congratulate Mr.. Smith. They left on
the afternoon train for San Antonio,
Dallas and other points.
Miss Fannie Lowe left today for
San Antonio, where she will attend
the business college. Her chosen pro-
fession is telegraphy.
w. E. Smith, a popular young mer-
chant of LaverDia, came in today to
attend his brothers. marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nolte, Walter
Nolte, Misses Mamie Jeffries and
Annie Brahan went up yesterday to
attend the circus in San Antonio.
Mrs. II. B. Miller and Miss Cora
Kerr, of Hondo, are visiting Mrs. ].
l.. Short. II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2l.-Execu.
tive Commissioner Whitman has re.
ported to the Pennsylvania board of
worlds fair managers that minute
details of the procedure at Chicago
are still in arrears, and that conse-
quently no public effort should be
made to secure the interest of eXhib-
itors until another month or so has
elapsed. The architects are behind
hand in submitting plans for the state
building at Chicago, and have been
instructed to have them ready by No
vember ~.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
In BuyingSa New Hat.

l like new hat. am still enough
of girl for that, and 1 like to see
the girls in their pretty new hats;
but want to say this to tn EN-: Don't
get hat that is too fine for your
frocks. Don't spend all your money
in elaborate laces and plumes and
Jets, when a simple little turbsn,
made of cloth like your frock, or
black felt suited in shape to your face,
and trimmed with wing or two, or
some loops of ribbon, will not only
be becoming, but will stand the win
ter's wear, and, by being brushed
often, lCok almost as good as new
Mrs. Mallon, in the Ladies' Home
Journal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
Kansas Reformers.

SALIVA, Kas.. Oos. 2l.-The Kansas
Reform Press association elected the
following Off GERS: A. c. Pratt, of Salina
Union, president w. G. Waite, Lincoln
BEACON, vice president; DR.. McLelland,
Topeka Advocate, secretary. A re-
solution endorsing the Cincinnati
platform favoring service pension for
soldiers and sailors and the payment
of the difference between green backs
and gold during the late war to old
soldiers, was adopted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
France gets There First.

ORAN, Oct. 2l.-The garrison at
Tiemcen, sixty-eight miles southwest
of this port, and in the vicinity of the
frontier of Morocco, has suddenly re-
ceived orders to march upon and &C.
cupy Touat, the oasis, in the Sahara,
concerning which France and Morocco
have been disputing for some time
past, In order to prevent it's being
occu pied by the forces of the Sultan
of Morocco.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
Grand Council let. Meets.

ATLANTA, Oct. 2l.-The nineteenth
grand council of the Phi Eta Theta
Fraternity of the United States opened
yesterday with a full attendance OF
Representatives from the various chap
tiers attached to the clubs throughout
the country. The proceedings, as
usual, are being conducted in secret.
Tomorrow night the delegates will be
entertained with an elaborate ban
auet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-21
Murdered for Paw

TEXARKANA, Ark. Oct. 2l-Bob
Scott, colOred, charged with the muir
der OF another colored man, in The
west suburb of town, will be called
for trial today. This is the case in
which the prisoner states that the
wife of the victim and her paramount
promised him $40 and steer for do
ing the job, in addition TO which he
charged them so cents for time lost
from his regular WORK.