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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

have persisted suddenly; onyclopcd In lee
the moment of their DEATH their bodies
have been preserved from decampnsi.
tinu by the continual action Of cold
cnYer says; "lf they had not been
fiozeu ~ soon ns Killed, puirefnetiou
would have decomposed them, aud on
the other hand this eternal frost could
not have previously prevailed where they
died, for they could not have lived Ia
such temperature. II was, therefore.
~ the same time Instant when these nnl-
mails persisted that he country they In
hrlited was rendered glacial. These
events must have been sudden. iuslnn-
tanpOus md without gradau0n.'
These remains Of tropical animals and
vegetables clearly Indicate the lotailou
OF our rarths ancient equator and the
evidences nf ancient Eacier Ice tell
whore the po.cs were then located.
The drift rays are found only where
the ancient glaciers covered the country,
Some gcnlogists sny that the
glncicr- produced the drift clnys but
thry are dumb when asked 10 explain
how ihe glacier leo came to cover trop.
iual couniric. There are no drift cllys
Va Asia aud none M North America
west II Iowa. Why
We must account for the sudden change
Of temperature. Rn sudden that ANNUAL
an6 vegetable life were totally destroyed
Oh that uun ut me Eluif MNfff ihN eWls
den change occurred, aud no theory can
be- accepted that does not give o salts
factory answer to all these inquiries. My
theory Is this.
The ancient north pole of the earth
was near the AzOrc islands The earth
was struck b. comet which touched
tho earth nj Greenland rs the comet
moved, then. toward the north pole.
which now would be- south along the
4Oth meridian The contact moved that
part Of The earth which was then NJ ihe
north pole 10 degrees south, and at the
same lime the debris 0f The c0met was
deposited on The glacial ice that sur
rounded the ancient north pole The
latter being moved 10 degrees south,
the Ice soon melted leaving the drift
clays nearly as we now find them. aud
at the same time cnvelopinT large
portion Of the earili'r ancient equatorial
regions 10 It's present perpetual vim
ter
/ admit this. IL very bold theory. an
nounced without regard for consequences.
aud that u will DO ridiculed by g0mo
orthodox scientists. But N N backed by
geological evidences that no man can
doubt. geological facts for which no
cause has ever been naslgncd, The ques.
Hons involved are Important and his
most Intelligent Of all the ages demands
that they be- discussed.
Every interested reader Of these ar
tlcles =. should read Dounelly's Rag
narok"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

A. A. Lancaster lourished In this city
during the year 1872, aud In January
departed lie was employed by j, H.
Vaughan, aud was valuable man.
Ito could tune and sell pianos, slug like
q cocLatoo In the chpifi and was MOI lbDie
mnklng talk al prayer meeting when
called upon. llu loved the fair seAi
was glib tnlkcr, something Of inashvr
aud a good dresser. lie claimed 10 re
from Mississippi and was ~ years OH,
Letters have poured 10 recently mAhlus
Inquiries concerning the gullelets Ian
caster Al Prairie Lee, Tex, he wnA
,n.rri,a tt,dsr tho unns Of j. H.
Vaughan. Al Troy. Ala, be TOOK unto
himself wife under The name OF y. -
Buchnnan; NJ Gainesville, Ga, he mas
auoraded va II. A. Lincoln and ess,
poased fair DAUGHTER Of Georgia, AZ; AZ
these women were deserted Aiter tnt
han,.,poon had passed H. A. lAncoln
i leading inerciaut Of Brgynwood'
aud business partner q ~ NAnE ,,llte
Ini,eastrf has been cutting Niue
su,afl and II i not known hov many
Women have been Netlmized BY hhn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
CRIMINAL APrEAIs.

Austin. Tcx., June II (Sprdal.l The
court Of criminal appeals decided The
following cases today
Affirmed Crew 49, the State, froni
Orange; Jones w. the State FROM
Travis.
Reversed and prosecution Dismissed
simn- W. State. from Leon.
Erparte Neill. from Guadaldpe, con
yicted II selling the Sunday snn, under
an ordinance prohibiting ihe sale of
snme Ia Seguin, reversed and relator dis
charged.
2hvnpson Va. State, from Johnson,
afpliratloD for a writ Of habeaH corpus,
refused.
appeal feinstntfd.
Rsfearihr reiused-McDauiel vs. State
from Rockwell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
MlNon MIsNrloN.

II IA runored that Mayor Common h ,.i,
made s1ine sort Of compromise WI
th,.rndlral Sunday -cl0siDg elcninnl' " y
Xxx Eno,yn what has boon conceded nor
viii II be- known until neat inesoas
plrht. when The COUNCIL VIII hi i,,t
County Attorney ilhleaplr ihioini'p ,h Ia
Grzetfe correspondent this evening tbAl
IA, win enforce the law against me hhie
of eigars, fruit aud candy tomorrow
VIII Jones white MAJ, Was 1rtesifn
tsdnv On a charge Of theft john ~
tnoudson, prominent ffrtner r'flnlnt
Ia the Oak cln neighbofhood, mas sul-
fered greatly AZ the handa OF lhlefeH
~ lato' Jhe torch has been applied 70
M, bnrn aud oni-bulldlngs, anh threats
INV. been made against HIN. lones' y
L alleged, stole harness from Edmond
The decision Of Chief Juatice Fuller
on The falr.cl0slDg question girrs great
satisfaction here, outside q = isW u'tla'
church men. II was felfs1 that ne ~
eision wDuld be adverse. aud then me
suGday-ci0sing neOiile 10 the cily would
make 4 hght against op nlng the xAtes
OF he Texas state fair Of Sunday. Ihlt
wlnid never 10. 10 the opinion Of ~
q hlB GnlIen. editor Of the Gantnd
New 0hs 10 the ciy today liz re-
pori. The crop prospects ~ biz section
ih4 haa for years The yield Of wheat,
corn and oats will b. large,
Jttdee rhnrlrr l'rpd Tucker I'D not.
~ anticipated. hand down . decision IN
ite variety theater Injunction caee 10
dav. owing 10 press 81 official dutirs.
Charles W. Bailey was brought 10
from Tarrani county this mofpiuK BY
a deputy United Siaifa marshal. lie "
charged with stealing horses il tho Ter
ritory ard indignantly denies the tame.
Hailews father was probate Judge ~
KsUsas giiy, Jackson county No. for
tvsiify-frc years aud bis unricH IRE
nrouInaut citizens ~ The game piace
liz has beon " TeAaa four months.
NE seho0l board held a brief srseiun this
nfterno0n. but failal 10 take ~ The r.
poff u tba committee 0u trnfhHr< rec
onl1nsndlug that married fenalgtrsehers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
DALLAS,
A MUSICAL MAN CHARGED WITH
HAVING SEVERAL WIVES.
Tho Variety Show Cases MOI Settled -IusiIo'
Fullsts Decision Approved by Majority
Of psoplo-Eolsa and Personals.

Dallas, Tex, June 1i,--tSpeolall --In
a row at soyme's billiard parlor, opposite
the courthouse, This afternoon, Jesse
Wright paralygej joel Ilurloek with a
cue. cutting fearful cash In bis head,
hrcnking the cue into three pieces.
Wright was jailed and lluifock taken to
the hospital. Ilc viii recover, The eur.
ge0n SAYS llurOck wns drinking aud
In quarrel over the game, hndyur'
tently called Wright bad nunu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
WOMEN.
h Bah Writes About Men,
bers Of Her Sex
|SosE WAYS ARE SUNNY.
|Ahnugh Easy Street and TrOiiinO Down
|iuat Lane Women Who Initiate Men.
iia,s Diplomats - Making Children
htlllueni-Angellc Youngsters.
|NhEAi, 1893, by the Box Syndicate
press. y. Y

|NhEhi, 1893, by the Box Syndicate
Press. n. "
New York. June II, 1898.
has hsppeued to me lately to have
among quite "A number Of women.
! hayr bought of the great value
he pleasaut woman. She Is the one
n . legei in row. She does not
nOaae with chip Oh her shoulder,
Jag Eaoeyer may come near her
MEX = Of; but no matter what SHE
ihlhk, she has smile and II pleas
greeting for every one. And 1t
ps,aii,e she is a fool, though ! have
hef called that; it is because she
y much easier TO ride through
n Easy street than to have to awk-
W w through Crooked lane, She
suiig lhe recipient of the woes of
" pihtr women: but her knowledge
W mas taught her while she
' 1l with all. to take sides with
Me young woman who delights
l. 2lls mat she has a temper of her
aN certain scuru for her, and
nv Young woman who is CON
noklne for enemies and not
4. outsiders her an IDIOT: hut after
w b9th expressed these opinions,
l. az ~. y y saying, but she is always
~ her, for men are wise enough
4 w 'Dmfnrtable side of life, and
s9nlnrtahle. She doesn't carry
4, i ii,h she is always ready to do
~ pe thing When ! die | would
II ra' II On my tombstone, "She
N x, ,..,sent Woman" than "She Was
di4, Not that think there Is
! ll,,a danger Of the last being
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
be barred. Public sentiment Is against

be barred Public sentiment Is against
tho proposition
NJ. W. Green was arrested today on
n charge OF lmperaonatiug an officer. II
" alleged that he "hoOdooed' two VI
the gilied youth Of Plano out Of Sia0O
last night.
company, Is on trial In Judge Burke's
court, BIrEca sues for $1,000 damages
IN account Of sonic tronble he had With
the company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A frightened Horse Urass : Yong Man 10
Dealb Near Saginaw.

Delano Hunter. son Of Anderson
Hunter, wrll-knovn farmer living near
Saginaw, was killed near bis home on
Friday afternoon under very distress
lpe circumstances The young inau was
riding q frAriious horse, and IN endsay.
Ofiug 20 di.mOunt the horn atrinr At
iached TO the saddle ia some WY became
fastened about bis wrist, throwing hin
10 the gfonud The horse took fright
and dashed away dragging the unfoi-
tnunte young unl after hiin. The father
anu brother " young Hunter, wbo wers
close AZ hand, gave Chase, and when thuy
overlook the heclnE animal were terribly
rh0okrd a. find that the boy wna dead
Ia hls flight the horse raa acrpss the
track Of the For Worth and Denver
fniway, and Il ~ supposvd that the
boy's head was dashed nrlnlrt the iict
or Iron rail- Ills bead Was badly frac-
iured mad death mas probably instanta-
ueons Ne Ms hefidd yesterday.
-a-A --AI.4-r s------iH4A----
The rnfed States steamship Aente-
reg has btsn ordered 10 proceed 10 Port
lrnd. Gre. to participate IN the cQlrbra-
tion Of tdn coupiction " the Great
N,fthern railway across The connneat
Jriy 4.
suesessbs lar 6eui-Wsakly GanustA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Ladies' Black silk Skirts. 90
Ladies' Black Saline Skirts, 95c,
worth,.........,. ....,.......Sl.25
Ladies' Black Saline Skirts at 81 10,
worth. '.....'.. ...........''.Sl'0 30
Ladies Black Saline Skirts at 81 80,
worth. .... ..............,S2. 90
Ladies' Black and Colored silk Skirts
at $500, to,.................s7.5o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
TAYLOR'S
RED
CROSS
SALE

Infants Red sor. ........~...... .25c
Infants White SoI,............25 c
Infants Black sox. .1ec
Infants Red, Tan, White and Black
Lisle Hose..................., loc
childrcn's Drop stitch Hose, sizes 5
to -, in Red, Tan, Black, at. loo
Ladies' Drop Stitch Cardinal Hose. pc
Ladies' Cardinal Lisle Hose. $50. SOC
Ladies' Lisle Hose, Plain and Drop
Stitch, three pair for. 81 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
crrrINa AT cLEnuRNE.

clebnrnr. Ter, june Especial
Arthur Bagby. carpenter. tul Mex
Hanson. a boarding hgusg keeper, tsl'
Bagby Has in wilson's hardware store
Vh,u UnnrSn came iu mad dispute
arose over = board bin which Bngby
owed Hanson. Hanson claims that Bag
~ sfrnek ~ iim with q knife. when be
iimp,.d on bin, klortng hun down.
filiifs say that Hanson wac cut after
AZ. WIS Oh Raeiy. after knocking hlm
down. Hansen y cut nuder tho lcit
nipplo IN tbs slide. The amount Of he
~ auHt which cansNd ilr cutting Was
81. Hanson viii CT we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
'kN WHO TRY TO ATTRACT
MEN

4. women. there Is another type
i l.n..' pfrn Interested in: that is
+. soNiAh. | don't mean the tnilOr-
L mean the woman whose
'rs ~ ~ liic Is to dress so as to
n, ne men; il TO devnte herself 10
|eie ~ ger as many around her as
y ~ le mas vague idea that the
n VA .ne honey; so they do. But
p A.. AnoW There are always two or
,sil, - Who are going 10 find the
l; ~ y, wv the honey, aud they know
d. Mnat the mob runs after. She
- Nv. llease men and she poses to
Pm ~ ,"hl she cOnfounds the flying
II ~, pee aud his silly huzzing with
~ L, ne absolute devotion. She
9iik. ner best friend for the sake
/. ns..' VIZ attention Of a man, and
r mi r','ee Is that women don't like
n M, .llle, curionsly enough, men
1 pa. 1"'h are invariably ruled by
r. of NV when each individual man
70 ~ mean things that she has
II L is,s woman who is close to
nus, iess knowing bees ily after
winch any may have for the
|s.Sh wants honey that Is pnblic
~ 4 ne lne only honey worth having
Ma 4 y reqmres an effort TO get,
~ n s'ngs exclusiycly 10 one
'.IA-, Wy IS a gentleman bee.
4 ~. r. Of woman that one sees
~ nv peculiar and liplomati,
II Sbe 10 work aud takes all the
r. ~ ~ tPars on the scene with q
"a plsilo,sets all her assistant,
4 inei, E',es on "a have gossiI
4 fal.i. ese; and when the work
x, M tppenrs again. compli
ihlfns teai Workers. and takes q
..,i4s ~ y which 10 receive the an
tfg M ,,sr general p..hlic. Being Z
~ ~ w l must solsfess 1 rlthel
n Il selss 'Ig,paacy. but. then, / don'l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

The Louisville and Nashville has 4
force sf men laying double track
b.iwern East Louisville and South
louisville This has been rendered nee.
estary 81 The Increase ~ tfniiir, which
has delayed ths trA1sfer Of freight
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Must Register by This Date.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Sam
bassadOr Eustis has sent informa-
ton that France has adopted a law
which provides substantially that
foreigners who have not obtained
leave to be dOmiciled in France, or
who come into that country for the
purpose of exercising their profes.
siOns or doing any kind of bust
ness therein, will have to register,
within eight days after their az
rival at the place where they pro-
pose to reside. Such foreigners
will receive, upon the payment of
a fee, a certificate, without which
they cannot obtain employment.
If they change their place of resi-
dence this certificate is to be Vised
by the mayor of the locality.
Foreigners at present established
in France have been given until
today to comply.
Commenting on the law, Mr..
Eustis says that apparently it does
not apply to foreigners travelling
in France or residing in that cOun-
try for the purposes of health or
pleasure; it is mainly directed
against foreign labOrers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Ginning for a Compromise.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The air
around the Senate chamber at the
capitol today is full of rumOrs of
compromises when the financial
question is put, but it is impossible
to trace most of these reports to
any source which appears authOri-
tative, or indicates that there
is any organized movement of
sufficient force to accomplish re-
suit. The silver men declare that
they can at any time get safe a
majority on a compromise. Senator
Faulkner's proposition is to amend
pending bill providing for the
coinage of three million of
silver dollars, per month I'M
til the silver in circulation in
the country shall reach eight hun
dred millions in the aggregate, and
for the retirement of all bills Of de-
nominations below ten dollars. Re-
peal leaders, however, when spoken
to publicly, ridiculed the idea
of a compromise, but they
are no logger so confident as they
were of rushing debate to rapid
conclusion, and Senator Palmer, of
Illinois says he does not expect the
vote before near the end of
the month. The chief obstacle in
the way of compromise appears to
be the difficulty of formulating
proposition on which the southern
and western anti-repeal Democrats
can come out. There is little doubt
that a compromise, which, while
repeating the Sherman law at the
same time repealed the 10 per
cent. tax on the state bank issues,
would be acceptable to the South
ern Democratic Senators, but the
Western silver senators would find
nothing to console the free coinage
men in this proposition and would
doubtless reject such an offer for
compromise. On the other hand,
a compromise involving silver that
would be accepted by the western
senators would probably not satisfy
the southern Democrats, unless
it were accompanied by some leg
islatiOn to promote the issue of
state bank currency. 1t is hardly
probable that the repeal forces
would assent to any compromise
involving concessions on both
these questions, and their
present policy is apparently
to deny any possibility of compro-
mise, lest the mere suggestion
should open the field to an
avalanche of propositions,an only
further embarrass the situation.
| If compromise efforts fail, Senator
Faulkner will vote for uncOndi-
| tional repeal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
That New Steamship Line.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. Sat 8
o'clock this morning a party of
nearly two hundred left this city
by a special train over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad for New
port News, to be present there to-
morrow at the Inauguration of
the steamship line which is to run
across the Atlantic in connection
with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. The party is made up
of shippers and exporters from all
over the west and northwest, in
Guiding Nashville, Memphis, Kan
sas City, st. Louis, Minneapolis,
Chicago, Toledo and many other
points. Inauguration ceremonies
at Newport News include a short
run out to sea on the Rappahan-
mock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
The Free Bread Fund.

New YORK, Sept. S.-The follow
ing array of talent took part in the
entertainment at the Star theatre
last evening for the Free Bread
fund: Nat c. Goodwin, LOttie Col
Inns, Alice Shaw, Mile. Rhea, Nell
son Wheatcraft, Kate Davis, Doro-
thy Morton, Marie Tempest, Loie
Fuller, Nellie McHenry, Paquer-
cite, NJ. Marins, Bessie Cleveland,
COnroy & Fox and Albert Chris
tian. The entertainment was a
success in every particular. The
proceeds were for the benefit of the
moor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
On Catholic Education.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-A number Of
the strongest men intellectually in
the Catholic church in America,
discussed the subject of education
today from a Catholic standpoint,
before the Catholic Congress. The
attendance was unusually large,
amounting to genuine crush. The
principal address was delivered by
Right Reverend Archbishop John
J. Keane, d. d., of Washington,
d. g. Rector of the Catholic Uni
versity of America. His topic was
"Catholic Higher Education"
Among other addresses was one
by DIR. Egan, of the Unworthy of
Norte Dame, Ind, on "Needs of
Catholic colleges" Rev. John T..
Murphy, G. S. s. P. of the Holy
Ghost college, Pittsburg, spoke on
"Catholic High Schools"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Another Dead Napoleon.

BREvERLY FARMS, Mass, Sept.
S-Col. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, we'll known American and
French army officer, and grand
nephew of Emperor Napoleon l.,
died in the Loring Villa here at
$3.50 last evening. His health failed
a year ago, and acting under the
advice of physicians, he came to
this seashore resort early in June
and established his home in the
beautiful residence erected by Gen.
A. P. loring. Contrary to expecta-
lions, the change of air proved of
no benefit, and day by day it was
more and more apparent that his
time on earth was very limited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. S.
Glenny & Co. say: Liverpool open
ed 3-64th higher; closed 6-64th to
10Th higher than yesterday. Spots
unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
New York opened TO II points ad-
ditional, declined, and at 1:20 p.
m. was 10 points above yesterday.
New Orleans opened irregular, Is
to Is points above yesterday,
advanced 3 points, declined
again, and at 1890 p. M, was 16
points above yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
EUROPE UNSETTLED.
SILVER AGITATION AMONG
THE MASSES.
FRANCE AND SLAM UNSETTLE
EAST AND WEST.
Wet Weather Affects Cotton-Duf-
ferin Stays-Silver or Nothing
Steamship Llne-Compromise Talk
Relief for the starving-Weather
Reports-Market Quotations.
Trouble Brewing In Europe.

PARIS, Sept. S-Enquiries made
at the British embassy here, show
that there is no doubt that fresh
complications involving the peace
of Europe, as well as serious dis
turbance in the east, have arisen
between France and Siam. So Sc
rious is the aspect of affairs that
the Earl of Dufferin, British en-
bassador here, has decided to forego
his INTENDED trip to Switzerland,
remaining here instead, in the
hope of being able to assist in set
thing the new series of eastern
complications.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
To Relieve The Starving.

YoNKERs, N. Y, Sept. S.-The
committee provided for at a meet
ing of the citizens last night,
called to take measures to afford
relief to the ten thousand starving
residents of this city, began work
in earnest this morning. 1t is be-
lieved that within a few days a
great part of the pressing wants,
so plainly visible among the fami-
lies of the unemployed, will be re-
lieved. The fact cannot be con-
cealed that thousands are actually
starving, and these among people
who never begged before or asked
for charity in any shape.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Notice of Trustees Sale.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF REXAR.

By virtue of authority vested in me as
trustee named and appointed in a certain
deed of trust executed and delivered to me on
the 2Sth day of March, A. d. 1891, by p. +
Doyle for better securing the payment of a
promissory note for eight hundred ard seven
ty-five dollars tSS75.U0 with accrued interest
therein fully described, due on the 18th day of
March, 1892, and owing to f. Simmang and G.
aGahwiler, / will offer for sale between the
hours of 10 o'clock a.. m. and o'clock p. m. at
public auction to the highest bidder, on the
first Tuesday in October next, the same being
the Ord day thereof, at the Court House door
in San Antonio. Bexar County, Texas, ell
those certain lots or parcels of land with the
rights, members and appurtenances thereto
belonging, lying in said county of Bexar and
State of Texas, described as follows:
Lots numbers one ID, two (2) and three 81 in
block number thirteen Q3I, out of original
city lot number one hundred and sixty-four
C64). Said lots being bounded. on the east by
sCibolo St., on the north by Buena Vista St.,
or the south by alley, and on the west by
lot number four a. in said block, according to
plat of a subdivision of said o. G. |. No. 1874,
on file in the Office of the city engineers Office
in San Antonio, Texas, to which reference is
hereby made.
Given under my and this 18th day of July,
A. ID. 1S93 ]. E. WEBB,
g 3wks-ltw Trustee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Singing tor q Purse.

CHICAGO, Sept. S-The great in
ternational choral contest for the
$4,000 prize takes place today. The
contestants are: Western Reserve
Choral union, of Ohio; ComeodO-
rion society, Scranton, Pa; Scran-
ton Choral society and Salt Lake
City Tabernacle choir. Each is
composed of $50 voices. and the
songs to be rendered are: "WOrthy
is the Lamb" "Blessed are the
men that fear Him." "Now the
impetuous torrents rise" First
prize, $4,000, second, $1,000, with
gold medals to winning conductors.
Adjudicators, w. L. Tomlins, John
Thomas, DR.. Cover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Weather Forecast.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. S.
Forecast till Sp. m. Saturday: For
Mississippi, showers today and to-
night, probably followed by fair in
the western portion, northeasterly
to northwesterly gales. For Louis
lana, fair, preceded today and to-
night by showers in the southeast
ern portion, northern gales. For
Eastern Texas, generally fair,
variable winds: For Arkansas, In
dian Territory, Oklahoma and
northwestern Texas, fair, variable
winds,