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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28

Spain sends the iIeina Ragente (Quae,-
Regent, which was. or was thought 10 be,
the fastest efficient cruiser afQat, but thai
honor IS now claimed Tor the latest Initef
States cruiser New York. The Duke Of
Veragua, sprung from a branch Of the royttl
house Of Spain, will command thu Spanish
feet, and the Reina Regente is his flagship
She is OF 5000 tons displacement and is 3lo
feet in length She draws 20 feet'of water,
and with her II, OO-horse power engines Cal
stea:1. n07 knots an hour. She carries SIX
16-ceE ti1Geter and as many l2-ceutimeter
breechloadirg rifles.
Next in size in the Spanish contingent
comes the Infarta Ysahel, sloop gunbcat
of | ,130 tens. She is 21O feet long and he's
beam Of 81 feet She can do her Il knots
an hour and carries four l2cenrimeter and
two 7-centimcter rifles The Infanta Tsa-
bel took part in the October Columbus
celebration in New York hacbor under the
auspices of the municipal government.
Last in point of size Of the Spanish vessels
comes the gunboat Nueva Espana-
Italy sends three protected cruisers, the
Gioyanni Bausaa being the aaslp. Shy
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28

UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
cause the picked vessels oft many nations
will join in cOmmemOratiOn of the Quadri-
centennial of Columbus and the president
Of the great republic will pass in review the
warships of the world
In a sense it will be G. peace congress of
the world S navies No such assemblage has
hitherto been, and it is much to be feared
that no such array of naval armaments
in friendly rivalry viii soon be seen again.
The United States, Great Britain. possibly
Russia, and Spain, Italy, Brazil, Germany
and France VIII be represeIlte,. in the ordes
named. so far as warships go, while tho
United Netherlands Argentine Republic.
Portugal, Denmark and others will be rep
resented by one, two or three ships each,
Taking it all in all, at least 60 of the grand
est warships in the world will arrive and
anchor in the lower bay on April 25, move
up and anchor in the Hudson On the 26th,
and on the 9th the great review will tak's
place.
OF course the United States will lead In
place as we'll as in number Of vessels, and
briefly told lsere is the list, together with
the cost of es III vessel that will participate:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28

It Will surprise most Americans 70 lea.
that Spain Claims naval pre-er1in3Ece 5a
these waters next to Great B.ira.n ;&.i>. that
our old ally, France, has paid very little "c-
tcnJion TO this affair Nevertheless Fran
has sent the Arethuse, Hussaed ana Jsl.7
Bart. The ArethCse IS a'woo3an Sh.P o:
the Old style, with a projecting ls&rn i1&e
Is III feet long, with ~ feet beam &2d =.
feet draft. She can ste9m under f2yCra',t.'
c;rcu-us 3.anceS abo7lt 13 knctsan noun .s@s'
Is handsome looking vessel, but 20 lar ~
fighting is concerted i just IS Obsolete ~
d fintlock rifle. The IluSslF1 il anot}slr
old fashioned craft, hat the Jea>I Bs:1 s
comparatively mOdern and efficient
This is as i should be, for s4c is na~~4e2
for the greatest naval ge2iUs Francs ever
produced, Il fEn-"Ino:. > s.1nrvho fo,.s.-. : :
way up to the rank of an admiral, and II
whom scores of a1nnsin- anecdotes are still
told by French sailors, Que of ther. auHS
thus: He had the Prince De Cont aS pas
senger uDd heat off an English attack 30
that the prince congratulated him Oh 1aeir
escape from capture, wEereupon he replied
chat there had been no danger III al # 5Lst
tate. as be had taken the precaJtion to#eni
his son to rhe powder magazine with =!
match, ready 10 blow up the ship as socn
as ae gave him the order.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28

Brazil SENDS two vessels Her flagship r.
the turret battleship AquldaDan, vessel
which formed one of the Brazilian squadron
which came 10 America two years ago, aft
er the foil of the Emperor Dom Pedro, to
announce the new republic Brazil's other
vessel is the Jamanderi, a 270-foot-long pro-
tected cruiser The United Netherlands
send one vessel. the ironclad Van Speyk.
The Argentine Republic also sends one, the
Nueve de Julio. Portugal, Denmark. China
and Japan have also notified our govern
ment that they will be represented, but
have not signifed the name and style OF
their vessels. Altogether not less than 90
of the greatest warships in the world Will
be present.
At the head of the line, as the feet sweeps
up New York bay, will be the cruiser Phil
adelphia, flagship OF Admiral Bancroft
Gherardi, who viii be director general OF
the review. On the Goth the feet viii move
up TO the review anchorage On the Hudson
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28
NAvIES OF THE WORLD.
The Squadrons of Many Ma"
tions on Parade.
REVIEW IN NEW YORK HARBOR.

Description Of the Principal Vessels of the
United States, Great Britain, Spain
France. Germany, Italy. Russia and Bra
zfl-President Cleveland TO Pass Them
In Revfev-A Festival of Peace.
Unless all signs fail and all naval author
fties are at fault, New York city is soon to
witness the most unique naval display noted
In history. Not in size nor in magnificence
will it be unique. The Spanish Armada was
very much larger. Ordinary naval reviews
ct European fleets are more impressive in
the number and armament of the vessels,
Yet it will be unique and interesting be-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28
GERMAN IHDEcLAD EArsEE:N AUGUSTA.

GERMAN IE:D>vCLAD EArsI-RtN AUGUSTA
So much forth@ greet naval powers, CT a.
9.,ry rate those best rep <.,7"-.tei il this dis
play. 2ut several others will be fairly wei
represented, Germany viii s2od 4 prutec;
ad cruiser and a composite gpnhoat. TIE
cruiser is the kaiserin Augusta, which i 0.
6CHj:: tons displacement. She is 3o3 fcct lon.
ard ca4 ste&.. 20 knots an hour with heG
L coo horsepower engines. She has A main
battery Of twelve l5-cent.meter and ei4k>
s1-centi'neter rifles. The SchHral3e is a lit
tie composite gunboat Of 1850 tons and Is
2n3 feet IN lengCh
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28
SPANISH vlnsuIP rEFAHTA YsArEl-

The f3rssaau ,e~.el~ designated for th.4
2urade s.re the General A31lift.l Of ass
,0ns and -: fee: long: the DInitr! Donskoi
f 5I,3 Lous and 30 ilet long, cId TIE
!3ynGti d mail y.Tott ctcd cruiser. AlliE".,e
iud DerllIls offers are TO he coEmIyGe1
.ny Vice Admiral E1uaHof7, aud Cn hiEGas:-
ship VIII be the Grand DUHo Alexis. Whose
former visit 10 the United States Was tEe
event of the time.
On Denmark's flagship will be Prince
WaIdemaT son of the king of Denmark
and brother of the Princess of Wales aud
czarina of Russia. He win he one Of the
most prominent of the many distinguished
men coming to honor the memory of Co
lumbus and show their good will to tie
great republic. Ard Gt this point one Is
tempted 70 indulge in Rhapsody as tie
American heart swe!ls with pr]ie at tie
nations position. Blu: rs words are want
:ng TO do justice 10 the subject, it remains
but to wish the hao1icst results from tho
Eeat Festival Of Peace
WILLIAM S wIRTPAx.
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in all the surrounding oca tiles. Lib
eral commission will he given right
parties. Apply at once, by letter or
to the ofhoe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-28
BRITISH FLAGSHIP BLAKE

BRITISH FLAGSHIP BLAKE
In addition 10 these it is probable that
the new cruiser. the New York, which has
proved herself to be The fastest cruiser La
to- w''rId at be- .v!:J "Trip OF Delaware
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been made since last report:
Byron II. Van Raub to Joseph Ball,
lots 80 and "a on San Juan avenue. at
Van Raub station; $50
Il. Il. Wander HOeven to John r. Shook,
one third interest in lot =. and of Subdi-
vision of original city lot ,, Plum street;
$50.
John r Shook to II. I. Wander Hoeven,
one half interest in lot 3, block 3, north
side of South street, between Matagorda
and IndianOla; 5000.
New England Land company to Ana
Mas HearOn, lots ia, 1872, 1853, section 3,
in LakeViCw. wRh improvements $1,000.
L. II. Wander IlOcVen to John r. Shook
one halt interest i'm lot 10, block g., south
side of North street. between lndianOla
and MatagOrda streets; $3.50.
Albin Seidpl to Jacob Rudy, lot l, block
6. Mason street: 800.
Herman Osterheid to August Schramm,
fractional lots II, II and 10, out of west
half of block Is, north side OF GraySon
street; s; $500.
Robert Smith to Jesse A. PreSnall, lot
TO- block Con Frio street; other consider
atiOnS and $40.
Reagan Houston, assignee of Sam Nav
erick, to the Southwestern Telephone COM
pany of New York, lots 10, II and 10 on
Travis street; $780,
Alexander and AIvna MAR to Lorenzo
and CO>tance Barteli, part OF lots and
i'm block 4, on FL PaSO street; Sl450.
Herman OSterheld to August SChramm
fractional lots 10, II and II, on GraySOn
street; $500.
Abin Seide to Jacob Rudy, lot l, block
6, on Mason street; 1900
c. b. HES to Sherman VinsOn, lots II
and %, block 4, subdivision Of city lot
l5S. west of San Pedro creek $500.
Mrs. G Z Sennett TO G. b. HES, lots IL
and ~, block 4, out of city lot 1888; $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
Loves Romance.

A nice young man came to Justice Griff
Jones this morning and poured into his
sympathetic ears his tale of woe. His
story was sad and briefly was this: He
was deeply attached to a well known
young lady in this city and his affection
was fully rcciprocated They were anx-
iOus to travel the remainder OF their mar
ried life in matrimonial harness but the
cruel parents objected and what was worse
kept the young lady so closely confined that
he could not see or hear from her. He
begged the magistrate to go and see the
parents and to use his best efforts to
soften their hearts and arrange the mar
riage. The Justice decided that he could
not act as requested as it was out of his
iuris and that he had no desire to
meet irate parents but, understanding
the girl was of age, he said go and get
the girl and bring her here and will soon
make you both happy" The young man
left avOwing his intention to do so.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
In State Convention Today.

CHARLESTON, April 19,-Meetings were
held all over the state on April II for the
organization of another wing of the Dem
Ocratic party of South Carolina. The ad =
dress called for the organization Of the
Industrial and Wage Workers Democrat
ic League. The new organization is
aimed directly at the Reform or Tilman-
lite wing of the party. II was brought
into existence by the passage Of laws at
the last session of the general assembly IN
obedience to the governors recommended
tionS. calculated to Cypress the railroads,
banks, factories and all other industries
The mem bership of the league it is said, is
already very large, and il proposes to
play an important part in the next cleo
ton. A state convention has been called
for TODAY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
IN THE GRAND LODGE.
Proceedings of that Body and the
Work Done by It.

The Grand Lodge Yesterday afternoon
met and conferred the Grand Lodge de-
gree on past chancellOrS-W. b. Persons,
Algeria, No. lis; w. W. Heron, Elk
No. IS; c. c. Opperman, Humboldt No. 9;
H. P. Ruddell, Terrell No. ); q. w: Ha-
Vrginious No. 65, and representative
J. NJ. Coleman, Sulphur CitE, No: SO; c.
J. Bartlett. Marlin No. IA; NJ. S. Town
send, Van Volkenburg, No. 1856.
The report was adopted and the Knights
named therein introduced, obligated and
seated.
The Grand Lodge than took a recess
to attend the welcome ceremonies at the
Grand Opera house after which 1T re-
convened.
The committee on the state Of the order
reported adversely on a resolution for the
selection OF site, and the building of o
Grand Lodge Castle, and after considera-
BILE discussion, this report was adopted.
The report of the committee on foreign
correspondence was referred without
reading.
A resolution for the appointment OF
committees on the way to secure wild
owS' and orphans home, and to present
proper resolutions on the death of Past
Grand Chancellor A. r. Collins, were both
adopted.
A telegram from Past Grand Chancellor
f. Fl. Stenuis, announcing and regretting
his inability to attend, was read.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned I'M
til this morning, at $3.50 o'clock.
SECOND DAY-MORNING SESSION.
The second days session of the Grand
Lodge opened in due form by G. c. Jno.
NJ. Adams at 10 o'clock this morning.
The committee on returns and credentials
reported that the following past chancel;
lOrS and representatives were present, ana
recommended that they be introduced
obligated and seated:
Past Chancellors-C. w. Conley, Luling,
No. 66: VIM GeiS6n, San Marcos, No.
l19; Geo. w. Kidd. Jefferson, No. 55; E.
r. Critzer, Elk, No. 35. Thos. Baister,
Phoenix, No. 60: w. H. Thompson, Cow
an, No. y; w. l.. Ship, Phoenix, No. 50;
Jno. r. Karner, Travis, No. 90.
RepreSentatives-H.T Il. Berry, Mistle-
toe, 81; L. Lloyd, Cherokee, 1872; n. w.
VOgelSOng, GOliad, 1853.
The following resolution was offered:
Resolved, that the Texas Pythian
Knight be eneorSed, that each lodge in
this grand jurisdiction be recommended
to subscribe for a copy thereof. The res
OlutiOn was adopted.
The following committee on neurology
was amended: VIM Alex Obey, A. j.
ROSenthal and A. j. Fires.
A letter from Past Grand Chancellor f..
NJ. AlvOrd, regretting his inability to be
present, was read and ordered spread upon
the minutes.
A motion was made and carried that
the Grand lodge take recess from II to
O'Clock in order to try to get through
with the election of officers this afternoon
in time to visit the Missions at $50, after
which the morning session adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
THE CHILDERS' CASE.
The State Endeavors to Show no
Undue Prejudice Exists.

The hearing Of the Childers' change of
venue case was continued in the district
court yesterday afternoon, and 5. w. Nc
AlliSUer, +. Whitecotton, Tyler c. Will
liams, Howell Rice, j. Lockhart, John
Dolan and S. Q. Ball were put on the
stand The main purport of their teStl-
mony was to show that prejudice eX-
listed against the accused. and that the
hackmen of the city had raised a fund to
prosecute him.
The applicants counsel here rested,
with the privilege of calling other wit
neSSeS. and the state called eX Sheriff Nc
Call, City Marshal DruSe. and James
Fisk, who testified that there was no I'M.
due prejudice against the accused, and
that there was 10 reason why he could
not get fair tria
The case was then continued until this
morning.
Several witnesses were placed on the
stand this morning and then the evil
dence was declared at an end.
District Attorney Camp decided to sub
nit the case without argument.
Then Mr.. Aubrey, one of Chill
derS, counsel, arose. He was evil
IDENTITY loaded with a long speech, and
had got as far as May it please your
honor" when Judge NOOnan smiled
blandly, and said: Il have al
ready decided to grant the mo-
ton, but if you talk, | may see
good reason to change my mind" Mr..
Aubrey Immediately resumed his seat and
Judge NOonan made an order granting
the motion, and transferring the case to
Kendall county.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
TELEGRAPH
Crisp News Of This Day Concerning
Important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.

1t sprinkled on the wires out at
West End this morning, and all
the telegraph lines between San
Antonio and New Orleans are re-
ported as being down, thereby cut
ting off our usual noon report of
the Associated press. The tele-
graph service in Texas is simply
horrible. Those old rotten wires
and dilapidated telegraph poles
need replacing.-[T TEL. ED. LIGHTO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
Lord Rosebery.

1t is thought that the engage
ment of Lord ROsebery to Prin-
cess Maud of Wales will soon be
formally announced, in connection
with the more generally known
engagement of the Duke of York,
to Princess May. The Karl of Rose
berry, Secretary of State for the
Foreign Department, was born in
1917. AS secretary of State for For
eigh Affairs in Mr.. Gladston's cab
met in 1856, he won general APP
proval at home and abroad for his
firmness in conducting the diff
cult questions connected with the
Servo-Bulgarian war, and that of
Greece'S desire of a territorial in
demnity. In 1873 he married Han
nah, the only child of Baron Mey-
er de ROthschild, who died in No
vember, 1890. Princess Maud of
Wales is the third daughter of the
Prince and Princess, and is not %
wears old.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
Coming to the Worlds FAIR.

LONDON, April 19-The Earl and Count
ess of Aberdeen have taken passage for
America, on the steamship Teutonic,
which sails from Liverpool today. 1t is
their intention to go first TO Chicago,
where Lady Aberdeen desires to promote
the success of the Irish exhibit at the
Worlds fair. Later they will go to Brit
ish Columbia. to spend the summer on
their ranch. No authoritative statements
are forthcoming regarding the Earl of
A berdeen's appointment to the governor
generalShip of Canada. 1t is not believed
that Lord Stanley will relinQuish his du-
ties before autumn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19

commended themselves to his
lordship even if she were not the
daughter of England's heir appar-
ent. She inherited from her moth
or great skill in needlework, and in
her pretty rooms at Sandringham,
the country residence of the prince,
may be seen the sewing machines
on which so many bales Of clothes
have been made for the poor Of the
neighbOrhOOd and where quite a
number of the dresses of the prin-
cess and her sister Victoria have
been made by their own hands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
DIR. Hunters Death.

CUERo, April Special. Doctor II.
NJ. Hunter, a prominent dentist of San
Antonio, who has been here on business
visit tor several days, died very suddenly
here today. His death is attributed to
appopeXy. His wife has been telegraphed
for and is expected to arrive here this
evening.
this referred TO DR.. Hunter, of the Alamo
Plaza. The LIGHT finds that he is alive
and well today, and that the deceased is a
travelling dentist Of the same name.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
What was Done.

In Judge Kings court today the fol-
lowing cases were thus decided:
j. ID. and Nellie de Moss VS.. Martin and
Merrick to remove cloud from title, tried
by Jury; Judgment for the plaintiff.
CesariO Torres VS.. e II. & 5. A. rail-
way, suit for damages. Hearing set for
next Monday.
S. A. Ariz0la VS.. San Antonio Street
Car Co., appeal from Justices court, set
for May Is.
f. b. Kemp VS.. +. w. Reidell for debt
and damages, now on trial by jury.