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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
SCATTERING REMARKS.

Only two more days before Easter and
the ladies are tlocking to WofSOns.
The close alliance and combination of
three of the county commissioners, Is
puzzle TO the people.
L. p Peck & Co.'S, wagons were kept
busy yesterday delivering furniture.
MesSrs Jonas. UmSchied and Dryer vote
alike, in all things and on all questions.
The Moke Millinery Company say
watch out for their Saturday announce
ment
This degree of harmony and concur
renee is phenomenal.
Hager. Moths & Breitling will have
beautiful store when the new font Is I'm
iShed.
When three public officers vote alike on
all questions. little and big, il smells OF
triune ring. arOuSeS public suspicion. ana
provokeS unfricndly comment
You will make no mistake if you will
ask John T. Hambleton about property.
Did any person ever before hear, or
read. of three county commissioners
thinking and voting, as one man, on all
questions?
Our clothing stores are all prepared 10
do a heavy spring business.
Two of them must be hypnotized by the
third one That is the only way of ac-
counting for their unbrOken and uniform
concurrence.
The liberal advertiser is always liberal
towards the customer.
They must have entered into a secret
agreement to vote as one man, or have
settled things in caucus before hand.
Right or wrong, they vote together
every time. This is so singular as TO be
suspicious
Buy home and stop paying rent. ASK
John I. HambletOn about it.
What is the bond Of close Union be-
tween these three commissioners, is what
the people wish to know?
The picture man at JOSke'S draws like
a pretty girl at "a church fair.
Are two f.them puppets in the hands
of the third, and afraid to think and vote,
| independently?
Some of these aspiring young pOliti-
clans are enviouS Of Majah Lewis intlu-
ence.
Or are they leaguPd. bonded and welded
| together TO carry out some secret under
standing and scheme, for their joint bene-
| tit.
There will be some exciting chicken
| fights next Sunday.
| one or these SOlutlOnS OF lhelr UNIFORM
and unbrOken concurrence is bound to he
correct.
Don't miss the Saturday LIGHT it will
contain some lively reading.
They constitute a ring of three and run
the county affairs to suit themselves.
1t will do well to keep your eye on an
office holder who is Away bOasting OF his
own purity.
The people cannot account for these
things and they are getting tired Oft.
The county commissioners have kept
| the commissioners court in session almost
continuously from February the l3. The
business could have been done in ten days
The LIGHT would like to be represented
at the Worlds fair. or would not object TO
taking trip to Europe. If the council
will give us that Sl3, 500 city printing job.
we will guarantee to represent the city in
style, and take in the whole business.
Let's call for bids.
1t is becoming quite fashionable now to
employ pretty type writer. The LIGHT
| still sticks to the lead pencil.
The season of bum shows for the year of
our Lord. 1893, will soon draw to close.
Amen. 1t is to be hoped that the next
year will be better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
A LIFE SAVED.

| hereby certify that | was af-
flicted for three years past with
pains in my head, dizziness and
light headedness, could not sleep,
had no appetite, cOnstipated and
losing in flesh. | felt as if | would
lose my mind and as | was con-
stantly getting worse and weaker,
my prospects for quick death
seemed certain. Twas under treat
ment with-a prominent Spe-
cialist, who did not understand
my case, as | was getting worse
fast. So | went to see--the
most prominent doctor in the
state who would not take my
case, but sent me to the Texas Med
ical and Surgical Institute. After
they had examined me they said
they could cure me. | could not
believe it, for it was what other
doctors had said. and l imagined
they too, were HUMBUGS. But as
good health was worth more than
money, concluded to give them
a trial, and l am happy | did, for
they done wonders in my case. The
first night l rested well, and the
next day ate a hearty meal of
chicken, the second night l went to
bed at Z and arose at 10 next morn
ing. And | now eat and sleep as |
never did before have no pains and
am getting fleshy and stronger,
and all done in two weeks time by
their skillful treatment.
Your Friend, THOMAS PARKER.
San Antonio, March II, 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
LATE TELEGRAM
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

French chamber votes 5000
franc pension to the widow of
Ernest Renan.
There are $50 cases cholera daily
and 30 deaths in the Russian Pro-
vince of POdOlia.
Kaerten, a German mining town
is burning, 81 buildings and 10 per-
persons are consumed.
Prospects of Texas CentraPS
speedy release from custody of re-
ceiVer are good.
Cholera reappears in st. Peters
burg and deaths are of daily occur
renee.
Rev. Surgeons son is invited to
become his fathers successor for
one wear with view of permanent.
paStOrate.
Charles Scott to hang tomorrow
respited by Gov. Hogg for ten
days.
Commons will give precedence
to government business after the
Easter holidays.
Worlds Fair will positively open
May |.
Gonzales ships train load of cot
ton seed to Chicago.
Andrew Armstrong is shipping
1000 head cattle from COtulla to
the Nation.
Karnes county farmers cry for
rain.
Congressman Paschal is pressing
Mrs. Nora Booth for Del Rio post
office.
Clark and Hogg men will meet
equal consideration at the presi-
dents hand.
Two car loads mining machinery
received at Eagle Pass for the Flu
enceS coal mines.
Chief disbursing officer at OXaca,
Mexico, is short $4,000.
Campbell's glass factory, Kansas
City, burned; loss 100000.
International Coal company's
works at Bridgeport, Cape Breton
Isle, are on fire.
Six men lost in a storm off
Highland Light, Mass.
Ascrnal burned at Lisle, France;
loss 100000.
Censorship of the press in Hon
duraS makes transmission of facts
impossible.
White Star line regard that Mar
Onic bottle hoax.
Trouble is brewing between the
South American republics of Brazil
and Paraguay.
Cholera appears at Sealosea, a
town of Galicia, and so far resiStS
all efforts to check it.
Decomposed remains of an old
German painter, Wolter, found in
his room at Houston.
Panama canal concessions have
not vet been withdrawn from
France.
Another French ministry goes to
Uut wall anu IllDOi anu lIlS WI
leagues step down and out.
Bayard confirmed minister to
court of st. James.
Lewis charged with forgery at
Galveston is acquitted on the sec
ond charge, pleading his own case.
Two special trains with Japan
csc on board for Chicago exposition
reach Cheyenne.
Harry Leonard, cOunterfeiter, es-
capes from tustOdy of L. S. deputy,
at Colo, Iowa.
Cabot Lodge will be succeeded in
Congress by w. f. barrett, speaker
of the Massachusetts, House.
Farmers Alliance establish a
grain warehouse at Tacoma, Wash.
The third unsuccessful attempt
made to wreck the LlanO train
near Bessemer.
The Dareah will contest is on at
Galveston and evidence favors the
contestant.
Duluth declares her indepen-
dence of the Chicago grain clique
and will ship 100000 bushels of
May wheat.
A fight is imminent between the
Duke and Locke forces each 100
strong, in the Indian Territory.
French bank at Santa Domingo
robbed March 18th of $4,000.
Over 100000 of old evidences of
debt are sneaking around Little
Rock ready to be secretly conveyed
into the treasury to cover defalca-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-20
PERSONAL POINTS.

Walter Besant, who is now in this
country, has been compared to q "woll-
TODD business man" in looks. He has
q tlorid complexion, wears s%peCtaCles
and n full board and Is stout. Mr..
Besant is cordial aud earnest in man.
neF, and inclines TO be a good fellow"
Tho Oldest actor in England Is be-.
lieved to be Mr.. James Doel, ninety
years old, who played First Grayedig-
ger to Edmund KoNn'H Hamlet" and
has played with Macrcady, Sheridan
Knowles, Blackstone, Miss Cushnan,
Miss Fanny Kemble and Mrs. Keeloy.
Charles r. Drake, a prominent man
OF Tucson, Ariz,, who has been in San
Francisco lately, claims TO be II direct
descendant Of Sir Francis Drake, tho
discoveror. Mr.. Drake is United States
land commissioner for Arizona.
Howard Pyto, the artist, becomes IN
author In tho August Harper. He con-
tributes n truO narrative, called "a
Cock Lano Ghost" which hO also Illus.
ttatos with thirteen original pom aud
ink drawings.
"Who appreciates your books tho
moro-mun or w%omon2" Sir William
Frasor quotes himself rs saying to
T%hackoray. "Womoni answered tho
novelist; "womUn and clovOr mOn."
Tho book on which Miss Celia Thax.
tor 10 engaged IL 10 ba called IAN
Island Homo" aud will deal chiefly
with tho flowers Of her beautiful gar
den at tho lsles Of Shoals.
OF Sir Walter SCOTS novels thrOo are
assigned to tho afxtccnth century,
sOvell TO the seventeenth aud thirteen
to tho eighteenth.
A tablet TO tho memory Of Jonny
lind Is soon to be plnuOd In Poets cor.
nor, WeHtmlnlstcr Abbey.
Tho king Of Italy, like his father, Vic.
tor Emanuel, only takes ono moal Il day.
Sam Small has returned TO his home
III Atlanta, Gu, after u trip to Texas,
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Nervous Dyspepsia.

Senator James f. Pierce, Of New
York writes: "For the past two years
l have suffered very much from an
aggravated form Of nervous dyspepsia.
i have resorted to various remedial
agents, deriving but little benefit. A
few months since q friend OF mine sug-
gested the trial OF ALLcoCE's Porous
PLAsTERs. Following the suggestion, l
have boon using the same with tho
happiest effects. To those similarly
afflicted let me suggest tho manner OF
their use. l place one over my stomach,
one over the hepatic region, and one
on my back. The effect is excellent.
From the day / commenced their use
have been slowly but surely improving,
and ain quite confident that by continu-
ing l shall again be restored to my &c.
customed health"
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms. .f6i. Counting Hoomm",4iG
Gm GntdlI1ssarR
n,,.rurr ~, =, on ,snn-
INC silver Wnrrlor4 noId

General AdoaiFam Jonadab Warner
looka hopefully to the coming meeting
OF his so.calIed DimetalIic League, in
reality Il league OF silver mon bent on
free coinage. lie declares that ho will
discuss the silver question tempcrately,
but there will be statesmen from tho
west who will make the wilderness vocal
with their voices, as it were.
They want their rights and they in
tend to have them, These rights in.
clude among other things such action
by the government as shall hold up tho
price OF silver and mako the white metal
equal togold. The fighting will bedone
with ballots, not with bullets.
1t is hoped that in making this state
ment General Warner is well advised
OF the secret intention OF Governor
WaitO and his Colorado cohorts. When
last heard from, just before they pre-.
cipitated u panic in Denver, they were
prepared to fight their way out OF this
glorious Union with all the powder and
shot they could command. Unless they
have changed what they are pleased to
call their minds nothing SO tame as a
battle OF ballots will suit those fiery
spirits.
The ballot idea is rather taking, for
on that basis the country will knock
the silver tieuds out in n memorable
round. The people OF the United
States would be glad to see gold aud
silver going together as money metals,
but most of them have recovered from
the foolish hallucination that the Uni
ted States alone can carry tho burden.
We have tried that and failed ignom-
|iniously. General Adoniram Jonadab
Warner knows this as well us anybody
does.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A curiosity Of this years peach crop
on the Delaware peninsula is the fruit
OF a tree in the garden OF Colon STAN AT
ChestertoWn, Kent county, Md, All
tho peaches on this tree are in twins or
triplets. A twig one foot long was
found to have sixteen twin peaches,
An occasional double peach ia not uns
usual, but such fruit seldom reaches q
healthy maturity.
Some time ago an Iowa cyclone tol.
lowed tho route OF a railroad Tor several
miles, and now there is q theorlst on
deck who proposes to steer these
storms, by means Of wires strung and
rails laid for the purpose, in open sec,
tons OF country where they can spend
their force without damage.
A California nan sought refuge from
the noise and smoke OF the Fourth by
going into the country, As he lay
upon the grass he moved his toesi in tho
mere wantonness OF exuberanCe, and a
hunter taking them for the cars OF o
rabbit, filled them full Of shot,
There Is a point near the famous
Stony cave in the Catskill mountains
where ice may be found on any day in
the year. This locality is locally known
as the Notch, and is walled in on all
sides by steep mountains, some Of
which are more than 5000 feet high,
AS part of the festivities at Spring.
field, Mo-, on the Fourth of July, a boy
named Emmett Dumaw was shot nearly
through the head. The doctors made a
hole in tho back Of the head, took the
ball out, and the boy may recover.
sallie Bailey, OF Hamburg, Berks
county, Pa, was buried Friday in a
grave which she had dug nineteen
years ago. II was walled with stone.
She left q fortune Of 100000 in bonds,
which q distant relative will inherit.
Tho Negro Press association devoted
a considerable part Of its session in
Richmond to q discussion of the ques-
ton whether the word negro should be
spelled with q capital or small initial
lett9r.
A locomotive engineers ear becomes
80 acutely trained to the noise OF his
engine that whom a bolt gets loose or
anything goes wrong its u OF hear
ing informs him OF the trouble at once.
The Westinghouse Electric Company
are about to make, by appointment OF
the state, a series OF experiments con-
corning electricity as a motive power
on the Erie canal, =
"What we need" says o convict who
has been in the Kansas penitentiary
for some time, and who has eleven
more years to serve, lis increased circu-
lation."
Lemuel Stevenson, for twenty years
a clown with Barnum's and other cir
cuses, has connected himself with the
Salvation army at Springfield, Missouri.
The Bonner will case at Carrollton,
Georgia, has been settled by Compro-
mise, and the gold mine. n OF the
richest in the South, will be r%eopened.
A. II. Newman, of Arkansas City,
raised 700 bushels Of wheat this seaaon
on 800 acres OF ground and sold it for
fifty cents u bushel.
In England during the 1877 years
from 1923 to 1890 only one useful inven-
ton appearedl at an average Of st years
interval.
The new internal revenue collector
for the Louisville district has already
received 5000 applications for positions.
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AT1ME TO LAUGH.

Watts-W tell you. old man, I saw
the most remarkable exhibition Of
animal intelligence to-day that could be
imagined" Potts-"What was it2"
Watts-"A bridal party started from
the house across the street from whore
l live, and one OF the horses attached to
the carriage threw a shoe. Now, what
do you think OF that ?"-lndianapOlis
Journal
Deacon Ebony-"I hab not seen you
at ouah revlverlmeetin's, Miatah Black. q
Mistah Black-"What fob l want OBJ re.
viverl meetin's?" Deacon Ebony
Don't you ebber pray2" Mistah
Black-"No; l carry or rabbits FOOT
NeW York Weekly.
Mira. Flockton-I wonder Is it true?
People say that you sometimes go to
sleep over your sermon. Parson Dull
eigh-People, | suspect, judge me by
themseives.-Bosto Transcript
"Have you any tomarters2 ?" asked
Mrs. Dimling Of her grocer. "No,
ma'am," replied the latter, "but ! have
some very nice potarters." keep
EN-" she reioined, Wciously.-Harper'S
Bazaar.
''oh, deur!" said Mrs. YOunghusband,
ppm not myself to-day" "Then
won't speak to you or smile ut you. II
might make you jealous" said Mr..
Younghusband.-Harpe Bazaar.
"My son." began the clerical looking
stranger, solnmnly, "do you--r
"No." replied tho irreverent youth; "in
the first place l ain't-and, secondly,
don't"-Erchange.
Goodman-"Are you regular about
church2' Badderly-"very. I've stayed
away every Sunday for the last fourteen
years."- Chicago IribunG
as that Lake Michigan?" inquired
the tourist. "Well, returned the na-
tive, proudly, "that's u part Of it-you
can't SEQ 1t all at once. "-Puck.
"These trousers are awful short"
"Well, you told my collector the other
day that you were awful short your
self."-Stonington Bulletin.
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Fourth Glass POstmastors.
Dt,pdtch to he Intelligence.

SPectM DiSpuEH W VIC 4'WeAVS'h1'
WASHINGTON, D. O., July l0.-Post-
masters appointed: Buffalo, Putnam
county, W. II. Jones, vice j. I. Womel-
dorf, removed; Dean, Wetzel county,
W. T. Duiahey. vice Andrew Clark, re-
moved; Farnshaw, Wetzel county, P.
II. Glover, vice George Adams, re.
signed; Flat Run, Marion county, Will
Thomas, vice J.. E, Thomas, resigned;
Graham station, Mason county, ]. ].
Dover, vice P. H. Elliott, resigned;
Lumberport, Harrison county, ]. y.
Horner, vice D. A. Borgess., removed;
Purgitsville, Hampshire county, James
Kelley, vice NJ. K. Purget, removed
slanasville, Hampshire county, Q. W.
Stump. vice ]. s. Largent, resigned.
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IF Attorney General Olnoy be placed
on tho supreme bench may DO he will
agree to let 60 his railroad alliances.
rhe Finanelnl sitantIon.

Mr.. Lacey, formerly comptroller OF
the treasury, surveys the financial sit
uation with a cool head and a keen eye
and foresees no disaster to the country.
On the contrary he sees a steadily i'm
proving situation. He makes u very
strong point when he calla attention to
the fact that tho number of suspended
banks bears u small relation to the
whole number OF banksi in the country.
The fact is that the hunks OF the
country taken us a whole are solid and
safe. 1t is to be said also for some of
those that have suspended that they
arc sound institutions forced to tho
wall by moro distrust among their de-
positors, who certainly have not i'm
proved things by their thoughtless &c.
ton.
Ii mau who has $4,000 in good real
estate worth every cent OF the money
will consider how he would be placed il
forced suddenly to realize on this hold.
ing, no will como to appreciate tho situ-
alton Of u perfectly solvent bank all of
whose dopositOrs want all Of their
money at once.
If banks could not lend their money
they would not be in business,
and II they lend it they cannot
keep It locked in their vaults.
But when the ecpositors are
panlcky banks draw in their money,
good borrowers arc refused, there is loss
money in circulation and everybody
feels the strain.
Tho country is now feeling u good
deal Of this pressure. Tho cloud is
passing, however, and thoro Ia u gen.
oral and gradual casing up.
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Mnlcnmc ln Mhnrllnr.

Wheeling Is glad to welcome tho
Young Pooplo's Society Of Christian
Endoavor Of West Virginia. II the
visiting friends will understand that
tho greeting Ia as warm as The weather,
and that u good many who would hNvO
been glad to join In tho wOlcomo are
absent from tho city because of tho
weather, they will be ablo to take in
tho whole situation,
The 1SrELLidEscEa hopes that tho
meeting may bo pleasant aud profitable,
Tho members Of this largo and growing
society arc engaged in noble and useful
work, and thor organization spreads
aud sLrikOs It's roots doopor Ivory your
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Mound.yIlIo AEson,bIy MIootlnr.

Monday, July II, to Saturday, tho
god, inclusive, baltimore & Ohio trains
will leave Wheeling for tho Assembly
Grounds at 700 md l1,40 H. III, $500,
B:l0 and llil5 p. III. Returning will
leave camp station at 600 aud 900 q.
IN, 1880, 4:l5, 700 and 1920 y. m.
Sunday trains July 20 will leave
Wheeling at $3.50 aud l0i3O a, MS l,80.
$500 aud $40 p. IN. Returning will
leave camp station at $3.50 aud $3.50 u,
mn 1880, 1850 and l0;2O p. m. Round
trip 40 cents. j. T. LANE, 4. 7. a.
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Fatally Injured.


P-ARkERsBuRo, W. VA, July TO-
About Q o'clock this evening M. L.
Enochs. aged sixty years, living near
Davisvitle, this county, was walking out
the Baltimore & Ohio tracks near the
Standard oil works on his way homo,
when a west bound freight, drawn by
engine 1885, struck him. His skull
was crushed and he was otherwise ter
ribly injured. He was picked up and
given medical attention at once, but
the doctors say his injuries are necessa-
rily fatal. EnoChs leaves q family. His
brother committed suicide near
Charleston u short time ago.
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Cllnngc In Time.

On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. So on tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at l:5O y. IN, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling at lao p.
ill.,, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and tho west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlior and
arrive in Chicago at 1885 a. III.
j. u. TERRY, q. 4. and T. A.
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The bOst salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt ,fhOum, foyer
BoreE tottcr, chapped hands, chilblains,
cUrna aud all skin otuptions, and POSI-
lively cures pllDS. or no pny required.
II IL Guaranteed to give perfect S0tlslac-
ton or money refunded. Price ~ cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug 70,
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HAVING nc prisons and being IN a
hurry to push on, tho Brazilian revo-
lutionista shoot their prisoners, This
is warfare with a vengeance. Brazil has
not got on very we'll since she unloaded
good old Dom Pedro. She does not
Soon to have been ready for self.Goyern-
ment. She did better under the mid
sway OF n republican emperor, which is
not so much a contradiction as it seems.
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A SOFT, fair skin is the result Of pure
blood and q healthy liver, to aocurc
which, Ayers sarsaparilla Is the supe.
rior medicine. Ladies who rely upon
cosmetics to beaatify their compilations
should make q note Of this, bearing In
mind that they can't improve upon na.
ture,
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A Chance for Kentucky,

The Chicago Inter Ocean reproduces a
photograph taken at Bardwell, Ken
lucky, while the negro Miller was hang
ing and before the body was burned.
The faces OF not less than twelve men
are so distinct as to be easily recog'
nized by those who know the men.
Ii the state of Kentucky has any re-
spect for itself here is u chance to bring
to Justice every man who appears in
that photograph, and through these
others of the guilty can be reached.
1t is remarkable that the law-breakers
permitted themselves to be photo
eraphed. Perhaps they relied on pub
lie sentiment to stand by them.
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A slntesman,s Views.

A correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun was gathering views in Charleston
on the silver question. He asked Joe
Chiffon for his and quotes him as say
ing: 'Tell the Sun for me that l am
opposed to neither silver nor gold, In
fact l would take u ~greenback if it was
showed at mo right hard" This states
man.like utterance is from au indus
t1i9us candidate for u seat in the Uni
ted States senate from West Virginia.
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AT Atlantic City it is a fashionable
fad for tho girls OF fashion to take their
fashionable pugs in bathing with them.
Ii they would leave them there 1t
would be a fashion to be commended,