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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-02
AN INDIAN AMBUSH.
FRIGHTENED WILD ANIMALS PREVENT
HCERIsLE MASSACRE.

4 Sa,,paisne: Relates n Thrilling Episode
OF the struggles With Indians In tiic
Nort!,wcst--T:.c Si,rcwd g,isccrnr,cnt Of
n Half g:rcr.i Gaidc Saved $40 Lives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

~ ne public Installation which &C
curred 10 tlie asylum ~ Golden Rule
Comnanssery No. O. X r.. the follo~ing
ofic-rs we're installed and program car
fie,l cat. Opened with einglng by the
f'Iiaxiug ladies Mrs C@rtie Icmp~sa.
y - Wheetsey, Miss Bertha keuy No
E,-ia Bean. Miss Thcsiosia kans pre-
s,slei AZ the ofgan. Song. The f.tIy -
TIE VALLEY. prayeF Rev. w. :. kane:
ssag esodS calling Vet. scripture Rad
iux. Rev W - Kane. ~spg. While
the Days arr Gong ny. The Past y.
q. J. a. Craix. Installed John A. Bell
. no then Installed the balance 4 the
offiesrs a. follows AEhers Crockett. gen
sreis-eemo. William Hal. captain gen
syei. Thomas Fosbs. pseisf~. .Jaases Me
tnnBsii. ennlnr vsrdens George pavs>
jsfntor vasshsn, 3. l.. Prince. treasurer:
n 4 Noofe. fecofsier. David Williams
rsofsi bearer. G. r. isiN. sfandani
bearer. u r Re,leii. ssf.ier. Hensier
ean Nelson. s~nsinei. three guards. a. -.
foff fssai@l Jehnsou = q Craig Song
Wsnsferful v orsis a E.ifs henssi,efsan
- the tfex " = ksnr Tees and calss
Wefs served assi az hssi pleasant time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Fair Association and tsor~cmen Want
Bcstcr Car service.
There are probably very few persons
In Grand Rapids who have not often
w,shed that the electric car service did
not extend to North park. To those
who " nah to visit that pretty resort. the
fair grounds on the opposite side of the
river or the races at Comstock park. the
transfcr at Sweet street with its long
delays and extra cost of transportation
IN very unsatisfactory. Negotiations
have been going on for two years for the
purchase u the North Park dummy line
by the Consolidated Street Railway
company and converting il into an cleo
tr,cal road. e. G.. Comstock values his
franchise too high or tho company
vsiues IL ton low. Tor a. yet there has
been no bargain concluded.
Z. ". Cheney. speaking of the matter.
says he believes il would pay the West
err Michigan Fair association and the
Horsemen's association TO contribute
toward the purchase of the road. He
believes IL would make difference Of
5000 in the recaipts q the fair associa
ton and more than that with the re-
ceipts Of the Horsemen's association.
The fact that person could step on a
car in any part II the town and go to
North park for 5 cents would induce
thousands TO 60 who would not now un-
dertake il because they have 20 pay )
cents 90 get ~ the depot and 10 cents 10
get 10 North park by rail. One has but to
look at the development IL the territory
along Wealthy avenue since the electric
line was extended TO the lake To see what
similar line To North park would do
for the northern part OF the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Captain Van Sts;nbsse's Heuss
Entered b su,sl.ss
Mattresses 49, (s.ise<a ~ 1onans - Z
k<y--fh~ fessss~ nays No Cha
so lho mobops~

Burglars sntssei the house a Frark
Van St<lnb~fg. No - Quarry strs< {.
Last alghs and ss.sss uStciA. . ring xssd
80 in a1ossy. Van SteiDberg - captain
q No. ecgiEs company AID
his hnnss - locsSSd only . short
distance from the engine hcuss.
he snd he siss weat out h see
s.ne fIs~ nds about J o'elo<k last even
Tag They rstnsaed ~ . o'clock and
found that somebody had catered
the house during rhsu abssnce. rAs
thieves had a.@d key. ~ ths .io<ss
were losksd shen they left and when
they returned The boys 1t tho engine
HOUSE see poboiy uear the heuss. and the
dstnsts'Sss have ~ clue % the hcrgssrs.
Who<=sf entered the house must have
been f4s.iliar With st. or else have car
Rcd a sksistoo key. In - possible tia
The perpetrators are hangers on In the
wake ~ iTwia bros show.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
BURNED IN LANE MICHIGAN.
The Propeller skafce n Probably =
Total I<p>e-

N,SrsrsE. June E.-The propeller
Skater. which had been lying here all
winter. started Zoe Petoskey at | o'clock
this morning. When about thirty miles
north ~ Msuissee aud i've miles west 81
Burnha,ns pier. smoke was discovered
issuing FROM the crews quarters for.
ward Tho hose gas at once put on and
the pump started. soon the entire YES
sci vas snveioped In the flames and the
crew had g. take 10 the ilfsbost The
propellor Hilton. n Mistakes. came to
their rescue. aud also pumped water
upon the skater until the men were en-
shlcd a. get on 10 her with buckets and
sxsingaseh the nsnses The Hilton
reached here at 2 O'Clock thIs morning
with the ball u the skater. which. upon
examination. saz found 10 h. a total
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

tfr hrssee ouf IN The sssia~t n@sr
Legs lansl,~f yard, <orte street. "A
ths IS ssst sisi.a assT fhe y \ "a. rallrossi
bridge. xhnh ~tssid kat~ proved se
sfruftise hssi Il cot h~en for ths ttmsfi )
afrtssl - hos1 cart No. y. ~hirh
assisted ,ssterisily n sutiasng ssss nn
htlag ~ nssHes until al dsuzrv sss
ever IL xse AT teanifsly ssrsFtairssi
- suppcset - - fiir s9fe - gsuue
h.ags eha w-fs s0ppiissl 18th ps-srh.r
slsh shleh shey s~r- lirhfins eissrrtes.
Tss tsfpsx Va xeseFsi si.sr ga.
A rsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

- Uem01ne tn18 - - ~ ~
vnnlrs Ooay Csnsspsy.
Al tkss = earthly a Joha A. b.
Ms~d go lald - ssss " ~ Valley City
csuns>psy ysu>ssSiny seSssnoos. Tks fun
srsl ue ksid sso9 che famiiy residences
81 ) o'cIeck. ADD ~ honse was thfcneed
tfiba>e a ssGpect Ia hin who. In life.
CD r v. Fox. in bshslf = ths family.
sscetvsd tbs fssss<b u the door " the
h0unA The resnaknS socsssd " = pearl
gray casksk lsy IL the sp~eioos driving
soom, The bssiol CO. being buried N .
wealth Y uowess from loving frieads
aud roatives- Ths staple bal inpr~s
ave esssmonise we're eoaductsd By the
ksv. DE-. campbeu fnif q 81 Marks.
ssnistsd By Tie ksv. Ds. Charles
Fiuhsesef AuaouIs univssrnlist church.
The beautiful burial service u the epis-
cppsl nsrvics vas read. and the blessing
and foryivssrss vas Invoked u him who
10 the resurrection xnd the life. A quar-
tss coopsssi q Francis Campbell. Mr..
6chmis. Ma Yale and Mr& LinIsy sang
Nearer Ny God " Thee" "Aslssp in
Jesus and -Blsssed sro the Deed. =
The hearers were Harry Rogers a Orch.
ard Lake. George EDDY of Dcnvsr, Ed
-. Barnard. Theodore Rathbon. John
Seymour. Il Csoftoa Fox and Fred Il
Aidrich Of Grand Rapids, and Howard
Hull q Chicago The honorary bear
srs we're; III y. Moore. Charles Wat.
kins. l. G. Saith. r.. & Pierce, Noyes l..
Avery, Gcorge G. Briggs. A. J. Bovine
and ". Il Hull 10 Chicago.
The services al the cemetery were
simple. and the renains were placed In
the public vault. 10 remain until the
Watson usausoIcum IL completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

ne june OF ~tf1WlEftt Ne<tkNx III the
Grand River Horticultural society VIII
b. held tonaosrow afternooa Al Ednund
Msnley's in Walker township. Tho
sebIeel Zoe discussion n Preparing and
eating our prsiuets. showing them nt
the fairs. remembering our friendsl
The Residence u Ms NJ Rsyn<r. at
No. Sls Turnsr street Was damaged
about sloo BY ire yesterday sftssnocn.
caused by defective Hue. An alarm
~ss tarned 10 from box No. Ci3 At lao
p. IA. The building and contents were
fully insured.
The manager a tho shou ss Reeds
iakr leiephonsd the sheriff yesterday ~
t~rnoon that one "a his show employees
bad stolen two coats frsm members of
the band and left tho vicinity. The
thief could not be found
: :. Bailey has three acres Of STRAW
berries which he will plow up thi> fall
Ne viii turn ali the newsboys who will
come "a his place "Wednesday ioosp in
the patch and allow them 10 eat al they
VISA.
Lodge No. III S~xenniaI lsaguc, uill
give social party To the male mesnbsrs
IL the order tomorrow night. in Pro
tssisse Brotherhood hall. At No 6 Pearl
street
The Ottawa Beach hotel will becpened
neat Saturday. j. r. Ricc has his hotel
fo<ce there now. but no regular boariers
Will be accommodated this week
An examination u applicants for -
sitlon- in the city schools will he held IN
the high school buiiding next Thurs
das. Friday and Saturday.
Miss Kicbmcnd. teacher 10 the Moth
Park school. and her pupils. distributed
Fifty boqurts a. veterans In the Soldiers
fIesse hospital FRIDAY.
The Rev DIR. John l. jackson of the
Fountain street Baptist church preached
o tire inmates q the county poor houss
yesterday afternoon
kabls r. W. Je-s.,son Of Ten pie Eman-
uel viii give picnic Ia the pupils Of
his sunday ss'hool class. At Reeds lake.
Tuesday afternoon
ssrorge w. Feeder and wife OF No. 80
Henry street will leave tomorrow for
Chicago and the vest for few weeks
Wait
Miss Stella Stark. last year teacher
IN the Turner street school. has gone 81
the home II her parents, at Randolph.
wis
Oriental chapter. order ~ the Eastern
Star. Will hs,ii nleuorial services ia the
Lsncoln club room tomorrow night
Mrs. Frank Keats aud daughter Of
Waueatssa, Wis. are the guests Of
Mrz heats SISTER az Dskdalc park
A larr- crowd q kalamazoo escur.
-ionisss vi-itssi this city and it's sstsac-
tive rssorfs yesterday.
r. \. Trca,ixay aud family vili 20 81
TIE Uniserraiist resort on Traverse hay
Or the summer.
NJ attaches of the telephoneexchange
vii picnic At North Park Thursday
evening.
William and Theodore kobb ~ 81.
Paul. Nina. are m the city visiting
frienta
Grace church choir will give concsft
IN the Ladies' literary club "Wednesday.
Mss Enma R.,-snshal is spending the
sunmer sith relatives on Third avenue.
NJ 7. Mason has returned from a ten
days visit az tie Worlds fair.
pr Gris~ulsfs horse ran away Satsr
day bat dad IN damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

The board Il supervisors will meet in
The meeting has been called TO consider
plans and specifications for remodeling
the county jail and to authorize the spe-
cial building committee. of which Sup
eryisor Skeeis Is chairman. to proceed
with the work in accordance with the
plans which shall be adopted. In the
opinion q Supervisor Loomis this will
be tho only business brought before the
beard. aud the session will be neces-
xarily short
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

KALAMAZOO Mich. june .. Paw
Paw village was Threatened with cntire
destruction by DIRE tonight, but the new
fire engine saved the town. II started
at 10 O'clock in Dr. Hendricks barn.
His house and barn, also William
Mosher's and Mr.. Wilson's houses were
burned Four horses and two COWS
were crematcd. Loss $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

LANSING. June - Judge Person yes
terday adjourned tho hearing on the
petition of Banking Commissioner Shcr
wood for the appointment Of receiver
for the lngham County Savings bank
until July ~. There IL practically nc
doubt that receiver will not BE- sp
pointed aud that the bank will resume
business by that time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

H. A. Greeniey narrowly escaped
severe. il not fatal injuries yesterday. by
being thrown from his carriage. The
horse became frightened ut street
sprinkler and ran away. At the corner
by rho Gilbert block Mr. Greenley was
thrown out and barely missed going in to
the only inquiries he sustained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

OSumnsr Carey 81 No. l5s Ninth
Avenue died yesterday of diabetes after
q long Illness Mr.. Carey was 56 years
old and had been employed At the Grand
Rapids q Indiana roundhouse for several
years He leaves wife and fhree
children The remains will be- taken To
Mildleyille tomorrow Tor burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

The Ottawa Beach branch II the C.. h
w. NJ. Railway will be open for traffic on
Monday next. and cottsgers and others
will be interested in knowing that facil-
tiles for taking their things down will
commence at that time. The freight de-
partment will receive goods on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. and they will
he hauled on these nights, respectively.
to Waverly and taken from Waverly
early on the mornings Of Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. Rates. ETC.,
may no had Of the freight department
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

$50 pair ladies' el.2J and g Oxfords
for Is cents; l6o pair sl.b0 hand turned
too slippers for u cents; $50 and -
mems fine russet and black shoes only
81 for ten days. Free soda to purchasers.
Corner Canal and Lyon streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

nH \
st. Louis.e 200l 1000 o o. 5 10 3
Lou'e. % o o o o 0 o o D. q 10 I
Batteries-ti Gleason and Peitz; Rhodes and
Clark. Umpirc--Cafney.
Cincinvi.5 o oOl 2ol ia Ii I
Chicago..O 0 o o o o 5 o O-5 2
Batterics-King. Sullivan and Vaughn
Maack. I. Parrot, Kittridge and Schriver.
Umpire-Seward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Al fie >sis-a-~ sna tser ssrssss a
rs~zrt fhst 80 wisi% oFsa al fa5 ADD
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Mns. WINDOWS SOOTHING SvRrp has been used
Tor children s~ething. IL sootbes the child,
collie. and u tho bsst remedy Tor Diar. a0a.
Twenty fve cents . bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Travis gives you better bargain than
any firm In the city. He sells anything
under the sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

The famous Police Patrol" Quar-
tette. afternoon aud evening. at North
Park today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
Prospective Appointments.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The Her
AIDS Washington correspondent
says: The Federal office in this
city will be filled by President
Cleveland as follows: For collector
Of the port of New York, John ID.
Herman, of New York; for survey
or of the port of New York, Rob-
ert Grier Monroe, of New York /;
for naval officer of the port of New
York, VIM. Rancher, of Oswego, or
Alfred c.. Chaplin, of Brooklyn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
Rowing for Championships.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Today the
Midland States Regatta assOcia-
ton holds its annual events on the
Passaic near Newark, and oarsmen
from all parts of the county are eX-
pected to witness the races.
The Middle States association
has probably turned out more Win
ming crews of national fame than
any other, and can point. with
pride to the famous "Chippie"
crew of the New York Athletic
club, whose like will probably
never be equalled; the famous At
lantas, the Albany four, the
Palisade eight, the Varuna and
the Nesper.. double, and those
very speedy scullers Fred Haw-
kins, Edward Hedley, and Corbett,
of Chicago, all of whom carry tro-
phies won at the regattas held by
this association. 1t is a proverbial
fact that the winners in the asso-
cations races are always first or
second at the National for the
American championship, and it is
almost certain that the winners of
the regetta to be held on the Pas
sale river today,will be first in the
National, to be held at Detroit
August and 10, in every race in
which they are entered.
The regatta to be held today will
probably eclipse all former efforts.
The regatta committe has present.
ed the following programme of
races, which ought to suit the most
fastidious boating men in the
country: Junior single, intermedi-
ate single, senior single, Junior
double 'and senior double SOULS ;
junior four-oared shell; senior
four-Oared shell; intermediate
four-oared shell ; senior four-oared
gig; junior eight-oared shell SEN
ior eight-oared shell.
Fifty-one solid gold medals.
twelve silk banners, and one solid
silver cup have been offered as
prizes. Each member Of a vim
ing crew receives solid gold
medal, emblematic of the assOcia-
ton, and each club represented a
handsome hand-embrOidered silk
banner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
Forest Fires in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, n. H., July 22.--Nari-
Gus forest fires are raging in nu-
merOus localities in New Hamp-
shire, and many of them will net
be completely eXtinguished until
rain comes. The fires in Kilkenny
forest for miles from Lancaster
have done much damage. 1t has
extended half way to the summit
of Kilkenny railroad in its path, an
other extensive fire is raging in
Waterville woods and large gangs
of men have been sent up from
Plymouth to fight the fire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
Hanian and Gaudaur.

ORILLIA, Con-, July 22.-The
most important aquatic event that
has taken place in this country for
many years will be the race be-
tween Edward Hanlan, of Toronto,
and Jacob Gaudaur, of st. Louis, for
the championship of America and
a stake of $1,000. The distance to
be covered is three miles, and
those who seem to be posted on
the condition of the two men say it
will be a repetition of the great
race between these two Oarsmen, at
Pullman, ILL.,. in 1887, when eau
daur easily defeated Hanlan. The
result of today's race will not pre-
vent the meeting between Gaudaur
and Stansbury, early in August,
for the worlds championship.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
The French-Siam Situation.

LONDON, July pa Paris cor
respondent of the Times says: NJ.
Develle, even if DESTROYS of so do
ing, after seeing the Marquis of
Dufferin, cannot modify his de-
mands, on Siam, before the forty
eight hours allowed for the SIAM
csc to answer to the ulti-
matum shall have expired.
Then, however, the French action
will be conclusively fixed. This
makes it easier to express amiable
opinions on the Marquis of Duff
FERNS return, the obvious result of
which will be that the appoint
ment of NJ. Decrais, fOremerly am
bassador to Austria; as ambassa-
dor to England, will be gazetted
forthwith.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
The Rordame Comet.

ALBANY, July 22.-The Rordame
comet discovered at Salt Lake City
on July 8, according to the orbit
determined at the Dudley Observa-
tory, is receding from the earth at
a very rapid rate. 1t is not likely
to be of popular interest, though it
will be dimly visible for few
days yet. 1t is now about 100000
miles from the earth and reaches
periheliOn tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
A FIGHT
Between Two Southern Gentlemen
About Newspaper Article.

New ORLEANS, July 22.-The
morning papers Of Columbia,
South Carolina, special, says:
"Meager news comes from Laureno,
concerning the fight said to have
taken place about six miles from
there several days ago, between
L. S. Senator Irby, and Congress-
man Shell. The report is that J. d.
Shaw, the boon companion
of Irby, sent for Shell to
came to his house in the country,
saying that he was in trouble, and
wanted Shell, as an old friend, to
help him. After Shell arrived
there, Irby came up and inquired
who was there, and on being told
that Shell was there, drew knife
and went after him. Irby found
him and asked him if
he endorsed Craddock's letter
written several weeks ago, to the
Augusta Chronicle, on which Adju-
tant General Farley based his re-
cent attack on Irby. Shell replied
that he did, in part, whereupon
Irby attempted to assault him, but
was met by blow from Shell, and
the two men We're then parted. 1t
is impossible to say whether
There are no real details of the af-
fair as accurate news is not OBJ
tainable. There is every reason to
believe that there will, within the
next few days, be some sensation
al developments in which Senator
irby will be one of the principals.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
sANcTUM sCIssoRINGs.

Tyler Democrat-Reporter: "a
syndicate of capitalists Of the City
of Mexico are taking steps for the
holding of a national fair and eX-
position in that city next year.
Such fair would command an
immense patronage"
Oak County Leader: "The road
commissioner, if there be such an
officer in Live Oak county, ought
to inspect the roads occasionally,
or resign. People travelling the
Beeville road know exactly when
they reach the county line. Bee
county works her roads"
Waco News: at looks as if
everybody had given his opinion
on the silver subject except the
street car conductors and the
"hokey- pokey" men. These latter
could probably do as well as and
write in more original manner
than some alleged statesmen.
Dallas Times Herald: "The
Times Herald suggests to the rail-
ways entering Dallas that it would
be largely to their interest and
greatly to the advantage of this
city if they would run excursion
trains on Saturdays into Dallas.
Travel and trade with the pros
porous black land towns surround
ing this city would be threbbled."
Galveston Tribune: of some one
does not head Kentucky off some
thing is going to happen. Among
other curiOs the grand old COM
monwealth has produced is
Judge Green, who actually insists
that a juror in his court must be
able to read the charge of the
Judge, and he don't use a type
writer"
Mason News: "When dishonest
and vulgar wretches can control
filthy sheets miscalled newspapers,
it may only be expected that the
slime and filth of which they are
made up, will be hurled at their
superiors, of whom they are envi-
Gus. Such ours know no duty and
are strangers even to common de-
cency, being devoid of respect for
God or man. The News rarely re-
taliates, for it is seldom if ever
maligned from source worthy of
notice"
New Orleans States: at has
often been said that Sundays are
the hottest days in the summer,
and that fish bite better on that
day than any other in the week.
Yesterday, however, it was GER
tainly hot enough to suit the most
fastidious, and sweltering human
ity envied the courageous souls
who joined Lieut.. Peary's arctic
expedition and are now on their
way to the domain of the Polar
bear, where the mercury drops
down to a point about fifty feet
below Zero"
Seguin Record: "PeOple in this
country have but small conception
of the extent to which the drouth
has prevailed in Europe. The hay
crop may be considered lost in
France, England, Germany and
Hungary, and fodder is very high.
Cattle are being killed and packed
up for eating, on account Of fodder
scarcity. France has suspended
import duties on hay and oats"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
At the Theatres.

The Gem theatre will present a
good bill tonight.
No performance is announced to
take place at Central park.
Frank Burke will see that all the
boys enjoy themselves tonight.
No amusements have been an
nOunced for Riverside park to-
night or tomorrow.
Large crowds are the rule at the
San Pedro Park theatre, under the
management of Mr.. McGOldrick.
There are no new developments
in the late rumOrs that General
George w. Russ would inaugurate
permanent summer attractions at
the West End.
Nothing has been heard Of
George l.. Clayton and his "Trip to
the Moon" spectacular production,
since the last announcement, some
two months ago.
The Twinkling Star MINISTRIES,
which have recently organized,
will give a performance at the
Arbeiter Verein hall tomorrow
night. A good program is an
nOunced.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-22
Yachts on a Cruise.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The annual
cruise of the New York Yacht
Racing association will begin Mon
day. The yachts will rendezvous
in New Rochelle harbOr, on the
Sound off the club house on Echo
Island today and tomorrow, and at
once report to Fleet Captain a. j.
Prime, on board the flagship Royal.
The fleet will remain at anchor
over Sunday.