San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
San Antonio Texas Sunday Morning August A. 1895

and heavy rain. The royal yacht
Osborne, with the Prince of Wales
and party, arrived this afternoon,
and at 2:0S p. m. the Prince Of
Wales opened the dock amid deaf
ening cheers. Enormous crowds
were present. The mayor OF South.
ampton delivered the address,
Wales briefly replying.
After the ceremony, Wales, the
duke Of York, and other distin-
guished guests, including Sir vii.
liam Harcourt, were entertained at
luncheon.
PACING RECORD, LOWERED.
DECATUR, Ills, Aug. SIN a
private trial of speed OF Effie Pow.
ers, by Anderon Wilkes, Bremen
man Bros. owners, and Pestora
Wilkes, by Reglie, r. B. Mont
gomery, owner, as team they
paced mile In 2:15 fiat, beating
the worlds record by a second and
q half.
DENMARK'S KING is ILL.
CoPENHAGEN, Denmark, August
Skiing Christians illness, on &C.
count of his age, is causing great
anxiety.
DEsPERADOES CAPTURED.
HENNEssY, o. T., Aug. 3.-The
officers who had a fight with the
Yeager gang, are on their way
back with three prisoners arrested
after the fight. Ike Black was
killed.
A BOGUS LETTER.
CARRoLToN, Mo-, Aug. 3.-The
sheriff has received what is be-
lieved to be a bogus letter from un-
known signers, Verney Taylor,
Tom and Enas Williams, Bill
White, saying the Taylor boys are
guiltless of the Meeks family MUIR
der.
A TELEGRAPHED LIE.
CHARLEvoUX, Mich, Aug. 81
The Beaver Island confla grafton
was canard.
JOE CHAMBERLA1N SPEAKS.
BIRMINGHAM, Eng, Aug. s.
Joseph Chamberlain made polit-
ical speech last night. In the
course OF his remarks he referred
to coalition between the conserva-
tives and liberal unionists, and
said there was no previous in
stance in history of such q coali.
ton, lasting through three general
elections, being more strong at the
end than at the beginning. He
hoped the alliance is permanent.
TURKS TO REFORM.
CONSTANT NOBLE, Aug 3.-The
cabinet has decided that reforms
shall be instituted not only in Ar
menia, but in all the Turkish
provinces.
MISS FLAGLER ENUMERATED.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Miss
Flagler, daughter OF General Flag
Ter, who killed, yesterday after
noon, Earnest Green, colored boy,
who was stealing fruit on the prop
erty OF her father, was discharged
from custody this morning. The
coroner's jury's verdict was that the
shots were not fired with murder
Gus intent, and Miss Flagler could
not be held. The colored residents
are dissatisfied, but have made no
demonstration, however.
WE WILL HOLD OFF, NOW.
WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-The sue
cess OF the Cuban fllibusters, as
published in the New York papers,
will not be noticed by the govern
ment officially, and the president
will not declare another proclama-
ton, because all that could be said
was in the first one, issued weeks
ago. The United States are acting
in good faith with Spain, and do
ing all possible to prevent filibus.
tering.
AMERICAN PILGRIMS IN ROME.
ROME, Aug. 3.-Seventy-five pill
grims from Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, California and
Ohio, Maryland and Washington,
reached Rome last evening, under
direction Of Father Smith, director
of Throop seminary. The pilgrims
attended mass in the holiness Ba-
salica this morning, singing ma
tional hymns, afterward visiting
the vatican gardens. The pope
will either receive them Sunday or
Tuesday.
TREASURY OFFICIALS SURPRISED.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. s.