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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-13

HTT TDwANTEL. $40 week and .xpenve,
II I'll paid. steady work. New uceds
samples free. J. =. HILL l. Co.
.'l4astA. Ma, le. "a
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-13

WANTED "A representative for our
&AAv 10s "FAmil> Treasury" the great.
est TOOK ever N, r d to the public
A thtIstn,ns present for both old and yOurg
Out cuuIuh .! stem, ", let VT III selillg this
great work ehaii.s each purch.s to get the
oook lr-e soeNery me purchases
FUr his first weeks work one agents profit II
Sloo Ah"thfr SLIT lady las just eu $l2O
Tor her inst We. IS work.
Writs tor PARTICULARS and II you can begin at
once send 81 ior vutht We give you exclusive
t,irtory. AID pay iarte commissions on the sales
OF s"o- gents. Write ut once for the agency for
your county.
Address 1ll coml u ications to
RAND, McNALLY co..
CAlCA3C
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

perking themselves and making all
sorts of rcbellious lifts below them
about the arms.
The plump woman rippled all over
like the petals Of an immense double
peony. And she wasn't so very big
either. I mean IL literally when call
her plump" She didn't belong in the
category Of fat women: but RIFLES. airy
"a they may seem. add ~ ones apparent
weight. and SO. Of course. to ones
really effective weight. terribly.
But o. turn To- pleasantcr themes
The simple<, frociSs on the beach. and
~ very likely the pretticst, are Of plain
white drsll with navy blue trimmings
Take one 81 these with broad white
drilling hat covered with corn flowers.
and the simmer girl looks, a. she
probably feels. In vacation mood, be-
dlgh. for the midsummer holidays
Brown drill Is pretty when II Is pretty;
that sounds cnigmaticai. but it's .
simple question OF complexion; girls
who are pretty in brown drill are and
those who aren't aren't. and that's the
end 81 II. The brown drill frocks have
blue and pink and scarlet trimmings.
and the hanisomest woman who wore
one to-day had an enormous bunch 81
field lilies at her belt. could cry
when I see the orange and black
beauties. for they make me think Of
the drowsy hum Of the berry pastures
a, home and the smell Of the sweet
fern and a half grown girls strange
midsummer dreams
Pretty boating dresses are always
interesting. because they arc almost
a useful 10 the girl who is aquatic
only in theory a. to the girl who Is
aquatic in watery reality. The girl
who boats only upon the cottage We
rands or AZ most. upon n log ~ drift
WOOD on th,. sands. wears butcher blue
linen. with eat turned hack with broad
Ispels 81 black MORE Her folded hand
kerchief bodice i 81 black silk and her
hat r. a picturesque black straw with
hlur ribbons
The girl who boats npon The summer
seas wstrs a blue 90 green hop~sck
serge Tint will stand water. ard that
J. bothered with no saornmrnts but
me Inevitable shoulder friils. which
hare black braid trimmings She has
q black belt. IN al probability. aud she
sss Yachting cap ~ maybe sailor
hat. with simple blue or green ribbon
EGtKS OSBORN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The refusal Of the house Of commons
to adjourn over Derby day recalled .
story related Of one Of the Roman Cath
olic peers who took their seats some four
OK Ave years before the passage of the
first reform bill after an exclusion II q
century and q half. Hcgave notice that
on a certain day he would make GER
tain motion. whercupon there arose from
his noble colleagues general cry Of
Derby The astonished novice named
another day. only to be greeted with an
equally unanimous expostulation Of
Oaks" At this nc explained that he
would have to ask the forgiveness Of
their lordships. but iaving been educat-
cd abroad he was forced TO acknowledge
that he was not familiar with the list Of
saints days in the Anglican calendar
San Francisco Argonaut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

A viii written with p~ncii on
shiaeie ws~ once adm ltsed 80 probate
IN The Fnited states The anthur a
''ts.>-=ir ~ The Cestury~ tells story
sill sncre curious Two british
.~sisfier<. eofnrsde.. while talking u-er
The chances = var on The eve - =
battle, agreed that whiehever - ,hrfn
survived ~ other .hoBid Inh>sit ell
Ms pos-es.ionk To insure The esffy.
Ing cot - th~fr agreement. th~v made
their wills A. psp~r ard y~ns we've
~. a. hsad. they ssTatebe,f their last
ell add tesssment an hnro lantern
via . rs@sy asii The battle $40
f.@sht. and on~ ~ th@ sssmrad.- So.
sfslea TIE ether rsss. - eessrss q
slsn-. rwtarb~a - Eaglana rsrryiug
9Th hssn ~ ssnxsiar soeosn~at Tie
ss,as }. - pssrssrs' sosnrssns. .hsr~ "a
sss proved snd sils~~ss Thor II 80.
pesrr.s 49, the pps~ fellow ~Ao hs.i
.ss4s ~ hssti~ had ~ishoss hsasing ~
81 tahersses pTpr~Fty tisi3.eg TO-
hasSfss p-ssnts fesF eea -. i~ssse~
aa.s4s ~ h.sn iaatsfa ~ia ses~syea
che iaA<fisaae@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

July l5-Lickc Norden, girl; Henry An
drcc. boy: r Wcjienka. girl; John Burdick.
hoy; x. ID. Moore. girl; William Bell. boy
Ango Bickle. girl; Jacob DE Jongh, hoy.
July ia. Almqust. girl; X. II. Andree.
boy; l.. Soiferein. boy: 4. Vie, boy; +.
Brantagan. girl-
boy.
July 1s-William Waddell, boy; Jacob
Gilman. boy Charles A. Sis-on. hoy sam
uel Gushke, boy: A. r. Gratkowski, girl.
July ia. Margarine. girl; j. Lichtner,
hoy; A. q. Welmers, boy; Z. Vande Berg.
girl
July 2o-Evart Smit. boy; T.. II. Connel,
boy.
July 2l-M Wander Brock. boy II. klom-
bearns. girl; Joseph Buxton, boy; Fred
Brunler, girl.
Judy .,2-tornelius Max, girl: Fraus
Jewell. boy; Louis Sehnitenia. girl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

e. he frvaut. pa act 1nltr Inst where
cafa rnsf sfrus = hsisv - ne sante
rtbhen aiun leaes sav neestrd finial ?
81 "a sl'-atffet vv.sass sav Add b.
t'srsn thesc ~ eovs ~ fr,nt ~ she
~kirs esT~ra Fiaia .nA snirpisrn frpns
beit - ssui etsaz fss inaprrs.l.en n
lepEfh, 'saWa ~ st,st su.nsa ~ DO
sircs. The eiste-isi sin~ serge ard
p.srfecfig giain. escrps ~ tbc RI 7s-on
trinsninf riie es7sli~e ~fsh We i.reis
aut swo susasi - Ties inst - IN. ~..<t.
with <nkfs plating Down .he trent.
t4e sieefe< - uae-ferate fnf .ie.a. ne
s..Flar klrh ard uneoustev*shl~ Hat
r. vciaaa ruia.is isee1sfsrs sh~a her
graa 50 h. pfes
~rrro - sf,e epir>rsei trsssrsat bv
she s.uaiE,sa "a. hst rsv,r - hriss, ssss
ksT-r erste+n< ere eften rnor~ ssuas-
blassa ia the ts=ano <er8. cns less
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The telotype, or electrical typewriter,
has been designed 10 meet tho require
ments OF rapid and reliable printing
telegraph instrument, which has long
been needed. This instrument is ma
nipulated very much in the same WY rs
typewriter. Tho trsnsmitter - well
~ the receiver makes copy Of tho mes
sagc, and tho Inability of mistakes Is
thus largely decreased. The instruments
work In unison. md 1t is impossible to
send message from one machine unless
tho corresponding machine 1t the end Of
the distant line il properly receiving.
Tho record is plninly printed on the strip
Of moving paper in front Of the operator.
Tho same instrument can send and re-
ceive.-New York TELEGRAM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

a. The way froza the belt - the hem.
tapping over each other iik. the tiny
shlnglsso on some of those curious Swiss
ehalets IN the Valsis- Think Of that.
Oh ye women with sewing machines
whose honest pride IL II 10 make your
own dresses fifty-two RULES. To
have eighteen II common enough. ten
II scant. sin no. % be thought Of.
Taste seemed at one time % have the
dressrnaker~ conquered. but the lrrc-
pressib bic confiict has broken out afresh.
Gnd taste has fed until the storm
blows overland ia feelings are no
longer ruifiex
Really tasteful and artistic modes
can De followed by th> amateur fash
ioaer of gowns because their keynote
h simplicity. That II why the heart
% the trc<rrnakcr yesrns for the fifty
two rsf.es and all that they represent
Hut. gentle ladies' all. q truce TO
melsacholy' No style. not even the
wor=. and most debascd. can long sur
vive the constant movement for
change And i not the air fresh and
halsnf. and The sun bright. and the
~Ay RtANt tIA. 10 not -tNat UNI ~ W
Wild roses bloom al the way from the
queer ea.yie-decoratet water tower To
Watch iilla And does not the smiling
s>s beat Itself 70 fam agains. the
finest Of eurvinx Breaches. and just
there wher- the breakers chase each
other mp the sioplnx sand arr not tho
bellies from the cottages and the
''trrnSients- from the hotels disport-
Ing themselves In the surf Aai arc
not there baby wagons trundied by
vhite-cappsd oonnesf And isn't the
occan Itself q sea-1rcen robe trimmed
with rufiies along the ssiges3
The beach j. QUE great fact ~ Mar
ragan-est- The other j. the Casino,
nnd the ch-sf ne Of fie Caisno. with
SIS brown rock undcrpinning and
quaint tarretsd roof and broad pisz;ss
A.. % course. the display ~ the Casino
gown The Casino gown II In The
shades considered most trying. II i
ia rufies and in ribands ard la bre
teiies and shouiler pn.fs. The ribton
thr0wn about che skirt hy vay ~ ex
euSirx he lack ~ rufies. j. a pretty
Ict,npro-nise fur those who arr holding
Gus against the rufsie "a bcs; they can
lazy ehom saw few DAYS ss-u. q
lady who Is rather piump. bat has NJ
iiss - letting her gown confess il.
had a cletrrly designed gown. fou'
Vows % w'de satin ribbon the slsiil
t-ore. the rows running about the back
q the skirt sad across the side nearly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

admirable bss assrs ss1aired shsa the
blue sergs e~> spef ersPoa Of pale
Ereen and wisise. the ess.ers nlasteslls
biensliax Ia faat<>tiesi effect Eaeh
"a the triple s<iFts l. plain and ms
two eoper aars ran downward ~ .
sisgbs posnt IA frsst. are eut higher ~
The ssz.es aud plated fall behind.
There Are a. ruttss ~ trimming. bat
at the saisa a ~iie belt OF rich DARK
gr~>n sasin furnishes heavy dssh Of
what artists eali color" when they
mean nzsreiy emphasis Ihls dsr&sr
satsa edges the doable angle IL the
wide lxp<is or revsrs 81 opal shot asire
ana touch Of jet- fr'am the com
fortsbiy Los aeek falls wealth n fiDe
ssft ala lsee. disappearing beaeath the
resers 81 the botsosn- The sleeves
were formea ~ Two full noanees or
frills Of che erepcn the arms thrasting
3at frOna sasoag these foiSis, tightly
clad iron The elbow down From the
satin belt depsa4led two long. full
strcAns~rs Of "a. sase material.
But t.se prcttisst gown | haye seen
to-tsy--it was not In the Casino-eon-
sisted Of serge skirt AMI Eton jacket.
worn above a light silk waist. the
whole frosa bargain counter al eight
} dollars and nlnsty-nine cents She
who wore il was fresh and wholesome
looking. . teacher down for . days
outing with her family, should say:
and her vivaeious way and pretty fac.
showed ehartningiy beneath IL illus
tratinx once again the old saying -
which isn't true-that tonne women
look well In anything aud others in
nothing.
The whole Jacket tribe - Eton,
bolcroy or what not-are for the chic
woman The stasuesqae creature.
whose walk proclaims her goddess.
has no us- for jackets. She j, il. di-
vinely tall II not always divinely fair.
who j. bringing upon rs the rufic and
the panier aud the overskirt
Shall we never be freed from the
tyranny OF the tall. slender woman
She j. in minority. She is but one In
ten az the most In repablic is not
her rule unconstitutional?
The ruftie on skirt and the ruffie on
waist combine most peculiarly for the
plump woman She sat in front of me
~ Casino concert this morning and l
studied her most carefully. She wore
blue aud white lawn froca that was
all wings There were wings at the
bottom OF H. plated ruffies that blew
up and nuftered and displayed their
tendency 20 soar whenever breath Of
air struck them There were wings At
the waist--rufsies that escaped from
under the belt and wavrred and won
dercd as II they were waiting their
enc 10 rise There were wings on the
shoulders OF it-rufsics that foated
about the shoulders capewise and had
other rufiies. underneath festhers-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
4aofkey Letter TO Women.
May IS, %, Syracuse, n. Y.
Dear Madam:

NAY ., J-s oJ'"~"SS, A''
Dear Madam:
IL want to tell you what four
ifgsfabk Combonnd and San
alive Wash have done for me.
II was so bad with falling of
The womb and LcucorrhGa
hat | could not stand.
Il had doctorcd so much
without benefit | was entirely
discouraged. ] expected to die.
"One evening ! read in the
Herald about your medicine.
! got some. and took , bottles
Of the Compound, and used one
Of the Sanative Wash.
Il am now we'll and strong.
am never troubled with either
IT the complaints. II more
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
STYLE AT The PIER
Al omsnoos Ruror Of Pasisrs
add Oyesslorts Imsending,
some sfcsETs OF AUTUMN
SKIRT With Fsns-T~e Raases-- q 4s.sss
-f<aie VI Tall Non.sa Ia.
e..ss.sis sss,sai la a sspabsie-

Pc mortal man ~ know the fusnrc
fzn't altogether al s.dEsatagsf Nsrtal
~osnan. soo<in sAsse la fear aad trassl-
bling. ~haststsrs sith sppre hension.
for IN the near future. plainly eis-
csrnssln from the present shs ~~es tAs
o~erkirt. ths psnier and the ruf.-.
for that nsattsr the oserskirt u here.
shs psnier n already being built" In
shs shops for actual sale In the fali
Amt a. for rsf,ies-
hsse iust res~ived letter from
one II the leading men milllners. not
~ Europe but u cur own land, and
therein he says that he has r~e~ntly
1nish,d dFsss wish fifty-t~o narrow
Uu<,.s falling over each others heels
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

~ omen W . II iu
use your Com
poun d, TIL er c
would be less sui
icring in I b c
world" jHf.
TIA askv. 40
ohts 81
as ssa - so q
Agtsssss Is ae4t<ss*s
tt1lss Fseant~ Me-
A. isss 49,
Lssss fas.4 50 sssfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Goa ". s.ssss ~ Fssls ysais-a. 10
-. filis<. a ko<si.sF<. .t<. -
kzx fox 8, Annz j fex. and
Ess A. ioss.f se2i ~ iAk ], ersats
A. ". Ae1sss ~ Wa. EsAssss@sA.
50 n, 81 ;, {. 6 fsss'seas -.
Arssa . II T., k.a 70 Jos4arsh hrsn
rs. isss y. Il saa - hsss -
IAars bsrse, 90 Hsafs s. sslclnsy.
fsgsspd on see. and u. Wit-<,n- 40
Matter q. Tsltsls 81 sam ssl Roach.
"a lees lots - sn5 "a, ssees sab. : isso
Roger " nassfsrneii 10 susn-<
Never, he >, tiosk j. nanni~oas
Alfred 1. Bsoush,an a. Calvin y.
HUI. lots A. and u. taoek |. Ever.
etfs sdd ..,-1......... -, ........ 90
Philip hnasie~les "a Daniel lin
heck. 60 fses iei 50. Gold street,
>sflhnef'r al i.......s.. ...s.-.-. 40
0ssssle Naal.s isosr 10 Via hoondert.
ssln iots snj 3. block IA,
>frfsfus add .......t- .+---..--- suS
ksber kass - Thosnas Scott. lot J.
block 4. fisl.r's add. ...... -s-... 10
,. NJ. stevens 10 Ges<je sauas isoef.
bot 4 DE trisr add. ..........f. tssi
j. ". Converse Ia Jauass l. itoven.
part x - y rsetion -, "soni-
Jus : - 80
John A. Wander veide a. Wni. Lis-
lng-s.n. part ne y section
-, Grand Rapids ....,............. CD
Joseph Ellison Ia NJ. kunsel. trns-
Tee. = ~ {. -ecsiou Is, Tyrone. 100
Ruby =. Walhrsdge to Morris Meyers.
lots Il and 10. u. ". Pestits add. 3 2.0o
Hubert Daane aud wife "a John T.
Miller. - II lot :. blk ). l. fos-
ter's add ...................., LOO
Elizabeth NJ Turner To I<b ;.
Sponsl.F and wife, III iot IL, letter
y, kiehuiona's add ...--.....-. GOO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The following Is a list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
the names. residences when out vi the city,
aud a,..s Of the parties; Age.
AsInout Zimmerman and Asrtye
Junxas Grinius and Anna Stankus :. 20
George r.. Williams and Jennie NJ.
Scherich. Caledonia. Sd
james Hisgl ms and Maude MeNaster $50
Francis l.. Brown, II Paso. Texas,
and Rho1a T.. Gardner. city ..f3--e7
August swanson and Amelia ID. Blum
rich. %
James W. Curry and Mary Frances
Miller. .-...........-.. $50 SIS
Julian Maleszcewski and Constance
iakonnski 40
Reuben Russell and Bessie Hall. Cedar
G. II. cor6in and Lulu May Rice 49,. as-is
Ford Carr. city. and Cora Northrup.
Nashville. Mich. ........-.........,2. -22
Harm Limmers and Iscenje VaIlegccr. i7--S
Charles 4. Eble and Mary {. Bell . e1-27
Henry johnson and Jennie Van Der
boeSie. $1,000. -~s-zi
John Il. Winn ana Martha Best =. $50
William German and Elizabeth X.
Hendricks ............1 1872
Peter T. Bruggena and Hattie "a.
Schaafsma- 1890. ID d
Martin J. SchinIing aud Jennie kunst. 1918
Axel T.. LARSON and Inza Elida Erick-
son. .Sa-23
Henry Beekman. city, and Ernma
Ganncn. Gaines. ............--.....:, -a9
j. Albert Houghtaling aud Viola Clap
IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23


Nelson IA. Walbridge 20 Morris
Meyers, lots - and So Dolbee's
add ......................S 4,0n
Hermannus T.. Self 10 Jan Schohna.
lot IL. blk .. Barclay & stevens
add ..-...: ..-.........,..... i,ooo
Henry Joseph Richter 20 Stani>Iaus
kozioi. lot q. VisorAi's add $500. 30
Sarah NJ. Merritt To Nelson +. Van
derlyn, lots II and u. blk ?,
Weston. Dudley a Souie's sub 49,. 40
William n. Wright to Edward
Meyer. lots Il and -, Beal's farm
aid .......... .................... DO
Guy Weber to Mrs. Julia A. berg.
lot Is. blk 6. Iyanrest plat. $500. 100
Ann l.. Norton. special guardian. to
Rodney A. Hastings. lot 81, Nash's
-ccond add ......--.-- 60
Anlulah Holmes 10 Rodney A. IiEst-
iHcs. ind y los 81. Nash's second
add .........- ........--.. go
John DeyeTeauN to ttnry n. mar
svey. ne "a nv = sc II. Caledonia 200
William Rish and wife to Meier b.
Barrett. n Il II lot J. blk q, SAX
It'll Cemetery .....-.....-.t 30
William Is. Knapp and wife 70 James
III. Woodwork. lot ?. knapp At
Bllhcms add. ..-.......-..-.s.... 200
Charles :. >pauidiny aud wife tai
David l.. Hall. lot 5. blk :, Kin
ssy's plat, Caledonia. ..... 1.so0
David 4. Hall Ia Albert Myers. lot
8. blk 10, hinsey's plat. Caledonia. go
Joan taaiicid and wife "a Cornelius
QuiB. lot I. blk d. Csulfeld'r sub. l.3o
Charles ;. Sraulding and wife 10
David y. Ha1. piece land In Kin
-cy's plat. Caledonia ........... 100
l.. A. and Nellie Goss "a q. NJ
Fisher. lots 4, aud II. blk /.
frafts add .................... 3p
Tobias S.ehof and wife Ga Rendsrt
IL Nfis~. pie,ss lsud IN 49, 4. Paris 75a
Edward L. Bean u and ~ admin
i..ra;of 81 estate Of Anthony
lersx. deees-ci. IA William bois.
pieces laut on -ec L.. Cascade ..-. %
George III. hlftiand ADD wife 10
James Davis and Hirael l. Older.
.ieese. loo a. 81 Horton a hirt-
tnitf %fiH ..s--a.aassr4 81
Iansiag n Rsfhlaa o. John X.
Iiufi ~ II. l.. X RaihbaB's sub 5eo
Charles 4 Molone ~ Albsrt Dat
sner, : los ". bsk 3. Campus
fhsrii add ...-.s..... 5....sss+ 1.iy
Josa Boys and sife 20 Imam Miss.
pie lana on &C :. Tyrone. .....-
chssie- " T4fi. and site 80 Ger
iresie , Pi~r.aa. 1T 1. ssnnyside
Jsrs taas Van sleosea 10 aaloa
1a-slsea. : iet :. BgtisrsossA
avenue adj ...... 81
SyisesseT A. Qssina a. sudfis- ia
yer. - - 4 :. Matte adj ~
Waiter :. rlnos ana xifa 10 ffsak
4 Nssaa. aud - : -
a Ada .. Itff
p = Store al uife a. "
fisms y 49, ~ 1sapr. ssa ar
Matthias - aaa sife "a fo-sfh b.
Barter. psese laa5 "a 49, -.
cal kfts9ef - Iogfs - IA Iosr
ias. -. ~ sna = Escls-ls8asfsss
fassa n. aihF Ard site - D
Igta=ea. fafs - a. nsssfsfa IA
y sfiues sas.e~if.as aas e3fs - Jen
ltsssss~ss. rtse- tsna ae - ~
Netk-F -
sishsila~ satef $50 eifF - ssnessa
keil4 ~ = - t. Fiss-s ,Fth sst 3ts
Hsars - stteksrY ~ isns "a
H..ss.s - a.. ~ g J. e
h-g-a-' 49, = I 90
8. 4 tss.sss =. aifss.i r. iss,.,ssti.as,
tss 81 ~ 81 tls Asssf eta ~
sssssi D. Us tss =, f,fl.asash fea
Aas isas s.4 tss - 'si.ss4fas
s.is ..tY -st.s sssrssssss.. "a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11

CHICAGO, Oct. ll.-At the re-
quest of a number of influential
and phiIanthropic citizens of Chi
cago and other cities, who are in
terested in the material and moral
welfare of newsboys, shOeblacks
and street waits, a convention will
be held in Chicago for three days,
commencing today, of practical
men, to discuss and promote prac-
tical measures for the Improvement
of the condition of the boys of the
foregoing classes. Many COVER
nors have appointed delegates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Republicans Rejoicing.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. H.
Ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed STOP
ped at Indianapolis last night, to
take rest, on his way from Chi
.cago to Cincinnati, but got very
little of that much needed ar
ticle, owing to the Republican
landslide. He will speak at Gin
,cinnati tonight. In an interview
this morning, he expressed the
opinion that, the Sherman repeal
bill will not pass the Senate, and
that Senator Voorhees,, by his atti-
tude toward a compromise, was
pushing against a rope of sand.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
THE BOAT RACE
Between the VIgilant and Valkyr;es
Today.

Between the VIgllant and Va1kyr!e<
Today.
HIGHLANDS, y. ", Oct. 1.-THE
fleet of excursion steam ers were be-
ginning to round Sandy Hook and
head out to the starting point, at
10 o'clock this morning. They
stretched up the lower bay as far
as the eye could see, and there
seemed TO be more Of them than in
any preceding day.. and indications
are now that large crowd will
witness the international yacht
race. The wind was still falling
steadily, and it looked as if they
would not be able 20 finish within
the time limit.
.I0:40-So clear is the atmosphere
that a school of blue fish three
miles off the shore this side OF
Scotland light, could be made out;
they were laaping from the water
every now and than, their beauti-
full sides shimmering in sun
light.
At l0:43 the Ealkyrie tackled and
stood down toward the mark, the
Vigilant was about three minutes
later in starting from the mark.
SANDY HOOK, IL :l4-The signals
from the judges boat indicate that
the start will be made out at sea,
east of the light ship.
HIGHLANDS, IL: 10 a. m.-The
preparatory gun was fired.
% a. m.-The starting gun
has been fred and the Nigilant is
leading.
11:27 Il. m.-The Nalkyrie has
crossed the line.
IL 80 a. m.-The yachts are still
manuevering, breeze light. Evil
IDENTIFY they can make no Roadway
and are returning to the starting
lines.
1890 p. NIT is clear now, and
the regatta committee has deter
mined to wait as long as possible,
in the hope that the breeze will
freshen sufficiently to justify q
start.
HIGHLANDs, l:02 p. m.-With
the start now, the race would be
finished long after dark, which is
highly improbable. At 10 the race
has been postponed for today.
At | 30 the breeze freshened up
and the yachts decided to continue
the race, and at 2:05 the Nalkyrie
was a few lengths ahead of the
American boat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A Collision.

NEW YORK, Oct. I.-Near
Poughkeepsie, John Jacob AS
tors steam yacht Nordwahl,
collided with a crowded
ferry boat, on the Pennsylvania
road, on her way to Cortland street
landing, this morning, and cut n
big hole in the bow of the ferry
boat. Mr.. AstOr and large num-
Der of guests of prominent
society people of this city
and elsewhere lined the decks
of the yacht. The women
screamed and were swept off their
feet by the wild rush of frightened
passengers. The boats were in
midstream. Witnesses said the
accident signals given by ferry
boat Washington, were not
answered by the NOrdwahl, which
was running at full speed, and kept
on her course without seeing it.
There was no time to put on life
preserVers before the crash came
and the sharp nose of the NOrdwahl
came crashing into the port rail of
the ferryboat 6 CIR feet and there it
stuck. Meantime the engines of the
ferry boat had been stopped and
and those on the Nodrwahl were
reversed at full speed, and slowly
the shapely yacht back out of the
rent. Closer examination showed
that the ferry boat unin-
iurad hollow tho wafer line
and she was sent ahead
at full speed to the dock. NOrd-
wahl appeared uninjured except
the bowspriU snapped off and her
nose twisted slightly. A fastened
examination was made by her
officers and then she steamed on
her way to the yacht races.