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Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Almost a war Scare.

Some Of the sensational newspaper
correspondents in Washington, have
msgnihsd the sending Of the United
states cruiser Columbia to Bluefsldu,
and her probable rslnforcemsnt
by other naval vessels from our
navy, as a "spesk Of war"
with Great Britain. There Is hardly
rosson to expect 30 serious result a.
that, though It Is probable thai the re
fusal Of the British cabinet to aoknowl-
edge the Nicaraguau government has
something TO do with It.
So long as the interoceanic canal bill
seemed under favorable consideration
at the last session OF Congress, Great
Britain remained quIescent in the
Mosquito controversy, and as a result Of
conferences which we're held at Wash
ington, Lord Rosebsry's cabinet con-
ssnted to receive a special envoy from
Nicaragua, whose mission related solsly
to the ahrogstiOn Of the treaty which
gave Great Britain guardianship over
tho now almost extinct tribe Of Mosquito
Indians.
It has only recently been definitely
learned that Great Britain had declined
to rec1gnlzs the new order Of things on
the NoiquIto cssst 1t is believed that
the President has the fullest assuranc,
from Congress in preventing forsigI
lnterforencs near the route OF the pro,
posed canal between the Atlantic ant
Paelhe Ocsans
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
nonnd to Cet Rncl.cfeIlcr.

WACO, Tex, Dec. 3d. Concerning tho
New York dispatches which state that
Governor Flower has refused to honor req
uisitions for John ID. Rockefeller and
other Standard Oil officials. saying that
the papers are insufficient. Judge Scott
of tho court in which the Indictment was
found snys: If that is the only objection
the governor has TO honor my roquisition,
we will endeavor to fix it up and see
If we cannot satisfy him in thiE respect
but 7 don't know in what respect the pa
pers are defective. II they are, a more OK
plicit understanding must he reached be-
fore course to be pursued can DO decided
unon %,
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Irnlnn vntnrnn Ieclon EIentlon.

Encsmpmeut No "a. U V. L., elected
the following officers Saturday evening:
Colonel, l.. p. Roderick; = lieutenant
colonel, Joseph Connor; major, ID. W.
Hayman; surgeon, Gilmore; officer Of.
the day. p E Layman; quartermaster,
w. v Tuxbury; chaplain, J Llmplugh;
trustees, l. French and E Q Concau.
non; captain Of firing party, Jacob
SllIar
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

such q stimulant on the field is as much
W odsnse ssslnst fair plsying as the
loading Of bat, and from small
beginning q tempest amoag baseball
players has arissn which 10 causing a
good deal Of excitement.
When the next meeting Of the National
league magnstes takes place, at no
distant day, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
In New York, this matter will doubtless
be considered and the question decided
"a to the rights OF players TO use eeien-
tife methods for adding temporarily 20
their strength Bat there can be little
doubt the decision will be, as heretofore,
against the use of stimulants, as it
properly should be.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
7,r, rTirscl,eeld 1vnnts s95. ono.

FARGO, n. d., Dec. 3.-Tho Hirsch-
fields announce that they have decided to
appeal from the decision OF Judge MoCon-
noil denying tho annulment of the mar
riago. IL IS understood that Mrs. Hirsch-
field declined to make any terms Her
attorneys would recommend a settlement
ON tho basis OF $50, 600 They decline to
nay chat amount.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
LYNcHEO BY NEGROES.
Florida Criminal Hanged by People Of Ills
own Color.

OcALA, Fla, Dec 3.--News Of the
lynching Of q negro by negroes has reach
ed here. The report is that William
jackson, negro dosperado who is want
ed for vicious crimes, committed q Grim
inal assault upon negroes near Martel,
a small village in this county about eight
miles from here, on Friday.
Jackson was arrested by Constable
Hudgens, who. while taking tho prisoner
TO Martel for trial before justice Of the
peace, was met by large armed body of
negroes and hanged At last accounts the
body had not yet been cut down.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Senator IAnFon wiil hear what both
sides have 60 offer nnd viii report with
fndinga OF fact, % Guvornnr lower who
win make his decision upon the report.
Monday. Dec G.. tho Impeachment
proceedings aqainst Police Justice Paddy
Dlvyor will como mp. Tho case Will con
sumo week at least.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
nI.n.lcr Nlctims nnried.

WORCESTER Mass, Dec 3.-Tho dou-
bio funeral OF Charles 6authior and Vic
tor Nelson. two Of the victims of the
Thanksgiving day grade crossing disaster
at Southbridgo. was held in the First
Baptist church Of that town. Tho services
were very largely attended.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
I.n,rrnr.. rntnl TnII.

NEW YORK, Doc. 3.--W. Rodman Wins
low, 46 years old and a lawyer. with Offices
at l82 Nassua street. fell from an eighth
story window at the Sevillia apartment
house. ~ West Fifty-elghth street, and
was Instantly killed.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Isavs Pbusdeiuhil

L,savs PbusdeiuhiA, Broad street, for VIII
rangtoa. express, 3 ~, ~, 20, ~ y ~ ~ ~
slB, 90 SIS 5J9, sn e55, Ia Il 10, IL le.
Accommodation. lsli %. : 30, 1928 an. 1ss. BCS
0s, 81, & e. 8 IS, 10 G5, u 5e N.
Sunday Tr8inG-Leave Wilmington lQf;
Phiisdelphis, express, %, 2 3, -, BY, NJ
no gC6. . N. Accommodation. %, 10 a m,
le 10, 40, 4 O5. Is, 10 30 y N. - 80 -, 49,. =,
Chester cypress 53 % ~ %, ~ coo,5lIo SS %.
dalton. 1ol, siOa = m. u 10, j 80 AVa' oloi T1o'
~ Seg sS York. lE, s5, 40. 100. $50.
lOas. 10 IS, y 81 m, y 10, 81. OF, %. bbe'
20 ,''. wriout change, s 80 , n.
For the South-S0uthern Railway Express,
| 6 Al p IN. s eepeIs TO Augusta. 81. Augustine,
snd Tampa; a p IN, Sieepers TO Hot Springs,
Y51st hector, yis Iesmokin. s6s = N.
Baltimore and wasl linston. SIS s.ol, 20. 9
q y. sgl, l2 22' 20, 70 O5. IL 'sil' ~ u n
Bsltimoe and Intermediates stations s1s
Leave ave- fhiiade,phia, Broad street, Tor W
: s,'ius'Ii N, Il. sos. 555. 81, SaG lllO i 6
Accommodation. AZ 20 nj So 10. Ios5 NJ, u %.
2O5. Q TO- 8 %, 10 02, u SO J. al.
lIAlns iof Delaware Divsiono lsays i9i a 70
New Castle, lb u 8 q N. 81, 4bl- ie. b %
Q 81 IA, u 0 night.
| li5WeB, b l8 H., ~ y ~,
HNDFteN L0NNEt NtfA nifh AZ AA-tt-tt
slg ii 10 An, A27 M lz o. niFht
| HARRINGTON snd way etsi+ +Nnr cuiY. ~ N
Express for Wyoming, ,3 p =
Expgess for Cape Charles, lid Point Oom-
fort and Norfolk. II % b IN, u u nigtt
Sunday trains for:
| New uaEtle, ~ O6 hight,
Cape Ohstlea, Old Point Comfort and hoR
! folk, 12 % night.
middietoWn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
| Eoiton, Harrington, Bridgevile, seAforui
| Laurel and Delmer, u Oh night.
fUcngrsssiOnal Limited Nxgrees trains COM
posed entirely OF Pullman Veetibuls PArloz
| and Dining Cars. No extra fare.
| eLiulited Express Trains. coIupoGed Of Pull
rarn Vestibuls Parlor Cars, Vestbuls Pas
ssuqsg C0acnos and Dining Oar. No extra
fare.
Tor further Information, paceongerS are re-
ferrod TO the ticket agent ~ the station.
2, 81. PROVOST. J. II. WOtDl
| taenaral Manager. General Passenger AGt
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
snm rcr son commlt aIurder.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Dec 3.-In quar-
rol over the possession Of gun Wiley
Wilson was shot and instantly killed by
i ohm Fox. aged 10, in Caldwell county
Tho mother and sister of Fox were wit
nosses Of tho trngody.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Ming anauream.

Pure milk aud cream constantly on
hand put up In glass jars when desired
and delivered 60 all parts OF the city. j..
H. Porter, Seventh and Madison streets.
phone 64l
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
m thinning WrecI..

sIArINGroN, Pa, Dec. "a freight
train on tho Jersey Central road ran into
the rear end of a coal train two miles be
low Rockport, and several cars were badly
wrecked Engineer Hall Of tho freight
trnin is supposed to be under the debris.
One other man was severely but not fe-
tally burned in fire which followed the
urrapk
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

It is very difficult to make a good i'm
preston on the public. but, once made
It Is even more difficult to unmako It,
The intelligent merchsnt recognizes this
fact by dvertising literally year in and
year out In the local newspapers.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Il will nay YOU TO take Hoods sarsaparilln.
with pure blood you need not Tear the grip.
pneumonia, diphtheria or levers. holq 3
Sarsaparilla wall make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. 2oc.
Good second hand pianos from S3 upwards.
s. n. Baynard Fifth and Market streets.
'Those Anarchists. for instance. Do you
suppose thev ever get 90 rabid as TO foam az
the mouth 2" "Yap; every time some one
offers to buy the beer."-Buifalo Courier.
Get your pictures framed at Yergers' for the
holida! s-il9 Market and 4l9 Shipley street.
Mortar. the best that is made, machine
mixud, for sale by the Geo ii. Mccall Go"
i Eighth aud shipley.
Before purchasing an organ or piano look at
$. II baynard bargains, Fifth Hnd Market
streets.
Fwediy-"Does tohacoo smoke annoy you
airfn Testy Old Gentleman mo, slr; hu
most Internally, sir !"-Cmcago Tribune.
Important Facts
| II you have dull and heavy pain across fore
head aud about the eyes; v ihe n9strils ar
1 frequently stopped up and followed 10y dia
4 agreeable "a charge. n soreness ih the nos
| and bleeding from the nusuils ia often expert
I IuUHN. DO on hiN very rNuHlNlNN 80 A.NAA AN va
| head acc0mpanied with headache; then go
! may Zoe sure you have catarrh, aud shoui
I immediately resort TO Ely'a Cream Balm lo
cure. The remedy Will give instant rele
Musical instruments at Davidow a Co.
I /
! Lime Of the best quality for sale by the Ge'
II. Mccall Co., Eighth and shipley streets.
Mr.. Greathead, the landlord, says he pr
| fers as tenants experienced chers player
o | becauseit is so seldom they moVe.-bost'
= | Transcript.
o TIE celebrated Estay organs al =. ii. ia
g nard's Fifth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Rev. S B Meeser, Of the Second Baptist
Church, has only been in Wilmington q
year, but during that time he has
endesred himself to the flock over which
he exercises pastoral care The celebra
tlon of the FIRST anniversary of his
pastorate by his congregation was simply
an outward and visible sign Of an inward
and spiritual appreciation Of his valuable
services
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
eoothine effects of Syrup Of Figs, when
ia reed Of a laxative, and il the father or
mother 10 castive or bilious, the most
GRATIFYING results follow ita use; so that
&c Is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have a bottle on hand.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Il is said that, after deduoting ex-
penses Governor elect Morton will re-
ceive one hundred dollars a year salary
during his term Of oflice. But thon
there's the homer, you know
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Whether welike It or not, the income
tax is coming along pretty fast 1t is a
fact, though, that very few editors worry
much about IL
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

TyENNegLVAlyIA RAILROAD-SrAED.
n ARD Railway Of America - Protectee
rhroughout Oy the Interl0oking Switch anf
flnck signsl System.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
TlftCRE RAILROAD. IN eject Nov. lS. lbvs.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as fullowT-
Philadelphia, express, 1 81, 2 55. %, 20, z ~
7bn $50, S55 04a, 10 %, l0l 10 As, n.s5 u 81,
II 81 a. m, si2 30 81, 505, 8 "a, 10, bo, 7W.
9t6, 3 la 3 "a ,o,o 80
S26. 340, 8 II, z 40, 10 20 p N. ..
chester express, ! 50. 4 %, 8 30, ~, ", ",
8, 1905. Hrs, II 81 10, 81, "a, B %, 7 IT.
a Soc5mu,od. .tion,s Q 60, 2 o.. $40. 10 ss, 1tS8Sn.
l2 as, 2 25, 40, 5 15, Q %, 1915 p IN.
New York, 81, 2h5, ~, 90 W ~ D.
g. 10 o. 10 49, 10 45, II nl ~ w 30. lol, ED,
$40 604 10. sc, 7O7, 9 II, 10 60 m.
1uston, without change, ln 70 > u, % p NJ
For the South Southern Railway Express,
Al pm. See ers to Augusta, st. Augustine
aud Tampa. I. Al p IN. Sleegers TO Hot Springs,
Memph and New Orleans. n
West Chester, VIA liarn0zin, o6J . nl's osO
Z . "a ..-.,,.. ....,o.,.
I 90 a ID, % p n, -,
Balsinsars snd Washington, AS 8 u. ~,
1919, IL 90 M. ~ o. lf -, d u, u, a, ~
/ 70 OS, Sal, %, i1,e 20 N, l2 As night. -.
Baltimore ana intermediate atAuones ~
J a3 Q Oh and u q M.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Oranges as well as apples are very
plentiinl this year.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Tsseher-John il Mr. Brown, a can
didate on ticket, gets 100 votes and Mr.
Jones, a candidate on another ticket, gets
900 votes, which ls elected and by what
majority2 John (whose father is a worker
in his ward 1t "opens on who's got
ther right kind Of men fur judges.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Captain Kolb seems anxious to kick up
row in Alabama, but it is to be hoped
that the sober sense Of the people will
not stand any such nonsense.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

According to Professor Winchester the
only two things worth living for is life
and love.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

The Holmes insurance swindls Is
rather more sensational than a modern
romance and furnishes new proof that
truth Is stranger than fiction"
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

The Reformed Episcopal Church Is
doing good work along its particular line
Of religious effort. II came Of age yes.
terday aud tho two churches OF that
denomination in our city paid fitting
tribute to its twenty FIRST birthday.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

The Presby terlans OF Esst Lake are
open to congratulations Their new
church is open to the public.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
rAIpIMORE q

days' is0s isI0ssA' TiT &'NmFffiTI.IN
10 y, Ii040am;fi2A N<ss ~
y ~, IS 85, ~ 3Lll09 kShisee1f
p. NJ. Sundays, 10 0d, /
III lI.til 40 IA, y AZ, w.
ib 81, iT 3i, III OO y n. ,,,vv,,rrr
AND CFiESTHUT srs. Week days, q 0S, s..
AZ II IL 81 "a 5S IS ~ y9 80 1040, no 40 III 90
4 n; ~ X, i Is. $40. s5 30, l5 s5, 6 81 81
81 sansSsl n ~ e g 81 s. T1 sco u 90. nao
G 70; ISS Is a. 8as, l56. sb' oSl, " Sa'
81 PihII,4 " "a bFS 81 yg PHii, IA TWELFTH AND MAR
Ksir EITSErTs. Week days, u O3 " II, q ~
no 42 ; q AZ "a, III .. ~ n a. 71Tn1
n; Sss y ~ vsek . sl, "a iys W l & 55 49, g l7i75
sis 81 q 30 % a b ,i s q ~ ~ nloos 1 III o.
fI,e,fer srndsya, % %, O 3, u us z 05.
ali 10. ia a N; 1s5 Is4 20, 8 20. o. Is 90, 81
Ssa9o Si iS u VI oty, y, y week days, TI7 m;
Ii3sl nf9 IN; Sundays, ~ II, 7bja = M
N~ N''' WEST BOUND,
Baltimore snd W1saington, wees, 1s1sy-'
/ ni6. III, % ~. %; us 10. " %, 3 V3, y ~,
.s i9 re Sss ls a95 % o. suaaiSs \ 81 q Is IS 5s NJ n
Baltimore and Way Stations 2 IL NJ SUS
p NewsTk, VI Ssi Del. week days, Mls7l7, gI
N; iis i5 C3. hsl, 3 li7s5 1919, - q, u nog ~
% M S1ndavs "a lb. Z n, IS AZ am. tl2 IL, W.
htl. I85. 1919, 70 s.. u 70 2 70; am
| Plttshurg, Is AZ q m. - 81 p N, ieills
Chicago, fe AZ, = n; IA 81, p ~. dasly. -.
Uinoinnst and st. Iouis, IL 10 M ana
i5sR Ciiesns. via Bristol and Chattanooga
Is 10 U dsily. Through sleeper 70 Ne" III
sinqerly accommodation, Il 5 N. 81 0e. Sb
~ T..,asnbsr,o ~ Accommodation, week days;
t7l7, a47 a m; rs and 48 10, sunasyss ~
TrniSs leave Market street station:
FOR New YORK, week days, % ~ = nt' neS' a. IN
Tor Thladepbias ,wesk oHss, sl,;,, 80 80, 81
1915. gll 8Oa u; 2 5h, 45 p m 5ah1@Se' ~
| q w, / 90. 2 s., 4L P n. - 49, a. ao.,-,
pift7burg and Chiceyo, week a.. > 70 ~ y = ~ ~
1 Pritimcre. weak d1y3, W y ~ a. o0i
FblOpu, sunday 90 pm. , -,
| Fof IirndenberR and way etatoass Wotk
| deca. TCO s 80 = ~; 20, 4D n. Sundays
W T.tp e rs pSR Y ~ PHILADELPHIA. Z TWENTY.
! u6I7eTa AND CHESTNUT Sfs., EOE
| NlfNINaTON,V week cays,i8 3I, el5i ~, ie 20
| III n gfl AZ q IN; ~ 20 noons ~ so - a. ~
F1b TIOl. ABl, So 0l, IS Al, 3 %. o ~, " 80
| y8 es aaO. 30 10 and u 66 p IN. -
eundhYs. 20 ~, @ 10, 50 10, 90, 10 g9, IL q =
10; f3D0 noon; 81 IS, 2w, slo, tAU~ sou
| q m gg43 yse8 10 10 and n 35 p m.
| T,EkVn PHILADELPHIA, TWELkIh y
AND NIARlIEl Sl9. Week dsys, " ~. \! %
F111i q m; 70 f6 y727, . ~. sundays
Ts b, TIt5 yilaa 10; 80 A9, fls5, . Ia.
Telephone No ls3.
ftafae To Western points lower than Vih enl
/ nthar line. @. O. SCULii, Sen,l phae. AGENT
ID. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
EIectionfs Over

EIIHTTTWI y WN"TI
Order your coal and wood from b. 7 Ser
eesnt. office Seventh and King Phone
545 Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Noney 10 on b DAvIdov 3 %
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Fweddy-"DOes tobacco smoke annoy you,
airfn Teety Old Gentleman mo, slr; but
that thing you're sm king does annoy me
most Internally, sir .'-Cmcago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Inrn.tlrnilnn slm 60 0n.

Two sensational Investigations are
drawing crowds today, and iator on
third will furnish interesting food for
thought about tho criminality Of Tam
many.
The Loxow committee resumed its sit
tings this morning at 10 o'clock I'm tho
Tweed courthouse. John W. con is con
ducting tho examination, as before, as
sisted by Frank Moss and ~. Irayers Jo-
romo.
Speculation IS rife about tho calling of
OK Assistant District Attorney Nellman
90 tell about tho attempts 70 bribe him.
It is hintcd also that startling stories ot
police hackmail are yet 10 como out
Mrs. Herman has yet TO complete her tes-
| timony. and Mrs. Evelyn Bell VIII tell oi
her experience with the police WHOM sho
! conducted a notorious resort ia the Zen
| derloin precinct.
The othor Investigation which opened
this morning at "a o clock in the old gen
erai sessions building I'm City Hal park
! will DO confined solely TO considering the
| case OF District Attorney John Il. tel.
/ lows, who Is charged with neglect Oh duty
by the five members of Good Government
| Club -Mossrs Tucker, McMahon, Wei
ling, Tabof and Goadby.
10 was tho presentation Of these CHARGE
which caused Governor flower 70 sou
dato for the hearing and TO appoint OK
senator JOHN J. I.inson as referee.
Tho charges Of neglect arc iounuca OF
delay in bringing certain criminal case
Go trial II Is Thought that not NOR
than two days will 10 consumed IN near
ing the evidence for tho defense.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Importanr Facts.
Musical instruments at Daviaow a Co.

Lime of the best quality FOR sale by the Geo
II. Mccall Co, Eighth and snipley streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

TWENTY FOURTa
IA. Week days, l8 O3, 5 bb-
a. .y9 81, 10.40, no 40, III 90
3 IS. 400, % 85, G 81, " 81,
T7lz,75s, 800. III 90. Il 90
IS, l56, IS S5, o8l, " 90
TWELFTH AND MAR
'eek days, % %, " II, ie l2.
4. III 90 pm, .-,s -, Al
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

TIE celebrated Estay organs at s. II. Bay
nard's FIFTH and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Before purchasing an organ or piano look at
$. II baynard bargains, Fifth ana Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Mr.. Greathead, the landlord, says he pre-
fers as tenants experienced chess players.
be csuseit Is so seldom they moVe.-boston
Transcript.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
stAIrROAlJS.
I. l.WIIMTNGTON ard BAL

RAILROAD--SrAED.
ARD Railway Of America - ProteCtac
roughout 0y the Interl0oking Switch anc
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
THAT VETO Pow ER.

Oh the veto power, me veto power,
is the very biggest thing in this cUun-
try, or rather it will be as soon as con-
gress Assem- bles, and it will play the
leading role in the congressional al COM
edy OF errors until the curtain falls on
the next congress in 1896 WHAT goUd
has the Republican victory done
them? Even with u two.thirds ma
jJrlty IN the house Of representatives
they cannot repeal one item of the
Wilson TIN, nor can hey do anything
with their small maj 1rity in the sem
ate. Grover Cleveland will be the
president OF the UnI ed states during
the next three sessions of congress,
ne will knock into smlthereens any
effort of the Republicans to reload
McKin eyism upon this country. The
victory OF The Republic Cans in the late
elections was The most barren Que
that u party ever won. 1t has done
nothing more than 10 lock up tariff
reioIm for Two Years. Neither party
in III time c=n carry cut q single
measure, but by that time the tariff
reform " hlch has already been estsb-
lished ny the Democratic party wilt
convince the country that the Demo.
Gratis are right. The Democracy will
elect The next president o! The United
States, and it Will slsO elect con-
gress in 1896. Remember the pre-
dictiOn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

New YORK City on last Tuesday
was transformed into the jurgIes for
q bigger "Tiger" hunt than ever was
witnessed in the brush in Africa.
This "Tiger" had been for long
time roaming at will over that city
devOuring women and young girls,
quietly appropriating the VAST rev.
enues of that big city to satisfy its
ravenOus appetite. For long time
it had walked abroad dev0uring
green thugs un the Tree Of civil liber.
ty, but unmolested it would in ite
rapacity hsve torn up hat tree by it's
roots and planted in its stead the
deadly Upas.
The hunt Tuesday resulted in in
flicting fatal wounds on the Tiger"
His long striped body will Ue no
more seen springiDg upon every en-
terprise and claiming robber share
from every merchant. No longer will
IL guard the deus of prostitution and
grasp with velvet paw yourg girls
and cOnsign them to houses infamy
The lion OF public morality We
aroused and encouraged by all the
elements OF morality ne sprang from
his lair and tore the sneakiDg coward
ly Tiger to pieces, crushing out his
call0us heart in The duet to be tram
pied upon by I'D indignant and fouly
wror gtd people, The growi of the
Tiger is no longer feared in the great
city. The king OF the forest has given
HIM long quetus.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
THE CARS REMAINS.
impressive Ceremony Held Over the
Body In Livadla

Iiyadia. Nov Sine massive COL
den coffiu containing the remains o.
gar Alexander was WoVrd TO the
B>z,nti,e church yesterday evening
here the BODY OF the Lite car VIII
lie il state urnl tomorrow. a gnaIu
f honor, with drsped colors Is sra
tioned in front OF the church AT d
u'clCck this rvaniug the Cossacks, Wht
had been acting a. the imperial guard
ssttired in their long blue TUNES with
cold fac,ugs, took up their position
along the press strewn route 1rou
tie palace, all carrying ngnIt q
torches. making a weird scene. the
bells began to ring aud afterwards the
sound of children singing hymns was
heard in The distance Then came the
coffiu, the guards marching On ethel
side A sharp word of command, pre-
sent arms" broke the silence and amid
the muffied rolling OF many drums tht
procession entered the church path
headed by sailors carrying Lanterns
and banners and followed BY ;he
choir children. They were tollowe
by the clergy and next by the cotliu,
surmouhted Oy the imperial crown
and borne by Cossacks. Behind the
coffiu were the car and czarina, who
was deeply v-ied, The grand duke,
Sergius AID Vladimir, the queen OF
Greece aud Princess Alix If Hesse
Darmstadt, the priu cess Of Wales and
he duchess of SAKE Coburg ano
t1oiha, he children beIongi to th'
imperial family and the courts an'
officials. After the cofli
was bonn mo toe church aud laid o.
he bier, ut each corner If which wa
au ohelisk covered with led c'ott
aud surm ounied bypslms. When th'
were arranged around tb'
bier h bishop of Simttr0op celebr'
-. mas, ait.r which the party lei
he church and returned to the palace
10 carriages.