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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-11
New Steamship Lines.

NEW YORK, June ia special
to the World from Guatemala says :
"a concession has been granted for
a steamship line to New York. The
steamers to connect at Havana
with the Spanish transatlantic
steamships, giving almost direct
line to Europe. A new line will be
established between Port Barrios
and New Orleans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-11
Forth Worth Suicide.

FIT. WORTH, Tex, June n.-Spe.
cial-Luther Michel, foreman at
Waggman's livery and sale stables,
suicided this morning by blowing
his brains out with q six shooter
Cause, Ill health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-11

DES MONIES, Ia, June ll.-The
Iowa Populist convention met at
10 o'clock this morning and tempo
rary organization was effected.
CHICAGO, June 1l.-Cattle re-
ceipts $780, 800 Texans; sheep
receipts 1000; markets steady.
PARIS, France, June 1.-THE
proposed visit Of French warships
to Kiel, Germany, excites great OPP
position.
OMAHA. June 1.-Two inches
Of rain over the entire state have
fallen. Crops are saved.
NEW YORK, June ia cable
gram from Shanghai says all mis-
sionaries In Cheng Flu are safe.
Kane, Pa, June ia heavy
freight train on the Philadelphia
and Erie road with nineteen cars,
was ditched 3 miles east Of here
this morning. A car OF oil took
fire and the wreck Is burning. One
man killed, several wounded. 1t
is believed others have burned In
the wreck.
ST. PETERSBURG, June u.-Rus-
so-Japanese commercial treaty has
been signed.
ST.. MALo, France, June H.
News is received of the abandon
ment of the British steamer "Why
Not" off Erquay, by the crew,
leaving the passengers on the YES
sci, which was on fire.
YOKOHAMA, June l1.-An official
dispatch from Formosa announces
the Japanese Imperial Guard &C.
cupied Ia ,Peh Flu June z.
WASHINGTON, June IL. Hon.
Judson Harmon was sworn in to.
day as attorney general.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE
thirteenth annual convention of
the National Master Plumbers is
in session, with 500 delegates.
LONDON, June y1l.-Dispatches
from Shanghai say the loss by the
rioting at Cheng Flu will be mil
lions Of dollars. The Chinese au-
thorities encouraged the mobs.
PARIS, France, June ll.-Floods
throughout Navarro and Pyrenees
Lowlands continue, with great suf-
fering In the Bosque country rail-
ways and crops destroyed.
WASHINGTON, June u.-.Weather
for Texas: fair, with southwesterly
winds.
BRADFORD, Pa, June ILL crest
fires near Kane are controlled.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Secre-
tary Carlisle will speak In Louis
vile next Friday evening. He has
no other dates as yet.
COLUMBUS, .. June 11.-By ex-
plosion Of an ice purifier Of the
Crystal Ice Co. the engineer was
killed and valuable property des-
troyed.
WASHINGTON, June H. The
training ship Monongehela began
her summer cruise with the boys
today, heading for Madeira and
Azores Islands.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
President, it is authoritatively
stated, will attend the Atlanta
Exposition.
MEMPHIS, June 11.-There are
more than 1000 delegates expected
to attend the silver convention,
which begins tomorrow.
ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, June IL.
The shops of the Santa Fe rail-
way, with z locomotives, Corliss
engine, lathes and tools, were burn
ed at midnight. Loss $4,000 fully
insured.
LONDON, June 11.-An expert
oarsmap, in st. James Gazette,
highly commends the American
(CornelD boat crew on their work.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE statue OF
Martin Luther at Newmarket was
unveiled today.
WAsHNGsoN, June u.-Repre-
sentative Hit and Mics Dodge
are improved today.
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New features in next Sunday
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS

Dies MONIES, Ia, June 1.-THE
Iowa Populist convention met at
10 o'clock this morning and tempo
rary organization was effected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
nernis,n III Medical Men.

Doctors are among the most self-sae-
rifeing men in the world. They often
put themselves in danger while in at
tendance upon those afflicted with In
fictitious or contagious diseases. One
can always find a doctor who will take
any case. however dangerous it may be
20 himself Many u doctor risks his
life IN the practice of his profession.
Many one has fallen martyr to duty.
Two years ago. when cholera threat
ened this city. scores upon scores Of
doctors and medical students fastened
10 offer their services in the hospitals.
Let plague come upon any place, and
there is rarely ever a lack of doctors
tocontend whit Iffew of them We're not
DESTROYS OF attending the Chinese leper
who recently died here, il was because
his case was hopeless from the first
and because the disease might By
spread by any one who came in cor
tact with him; vet this leler was not
left without medical care. The com
muulty honors the medical profession.
who risk their lives for the sake 81 the
community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

Pittsburger went to his physician
not long ago complaining of a duh
ache in his left arm. lie had never had
rheumatism, hut thought his pain must
come from that malady. After describ-
Ing it. the doctor said; You ride 20
ana from Your office in the cahle car.
aon,t y,.Q -" Yes" You seldom get
i seat ~ True enough. "You have
formed the habit of holding 6 the strap
with vour left hand2@ since you ncn-
ton il. / knew that is So. heugh had
unt tbousrht of IL" THAT is the eause
1T the pain you feel. For au hour j day.
more or less. your arm is held in an
unnatural upraised position ana Il hss
begun to tell upon YOU. \ cure ear
only Is erected ny ceasing 20 support
Yourself by hanginS TO a strap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

side back cores meeting it in fashion
able coat-plaits below the waist-line.
Curved pocket openings in front are
handsomely decorated with braid. the
closing being accomplished with bran
daburgs to match. The sleeves are
bouffant at the top, presenting the
dropping appearance now Ia mode, the
wrists being stylishly finished with a
simulated cuff to match of braid. Coats
in this style will be made en- suite for
early spring wear warmly interlined.
and finished with a rich lining of
taffeta, surah or brocade, Proper care
in pressing the seams on the wrong side
0aying damp cloth between the ma
teriai and from will enable the home
dresmaker TO produce a garment equal
to the best tailor-made. Wherever braid
is applied it must be heavily pressed in
the same way, but not ironed. All
styles of cloth tweed. cheviot, vicuna
whipcord, melton, diagonal or other
seasonable coating or suitings viii de-
velop handsomely by the mode.-N. Y
Ledger.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
Cats Bite May capse Death

One black and white cal brought
trouble enough for a whole community
into the home of j. Frank Brown. a.
salesman of Camden. The cat is dead
and Ms. Brown is in a serious con-
dition. About two weeks ago as she was
walking across the room Mrs. Brown
Irod on the cats tail The animal gave
vent to a loud and vigorous squeal OF
protest. turned upon its mistress. and
savagely buried its fangs into the calf
of her right leg. The wound was eau
terized, but aIrs Brown rapidly grew
i'll. She was attacked at times wita fts
OF vomiting and purginP while her
temperature and pulse ran up oonsid-
erably above the normal. These 1ts
left her in such weakened and nefv-
Gus state that she is in d serious CON
dition
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

a snare. They may contain some linen,
but 1t is in some way intermixed with
cotton that the surface of the fabric be-
comes Wooliy and disagreeable as soon
as it is washed
'ure linen has a satin sheen and
never loses its gloss as long as there is a
blt OF 1t left. ! should think there
would be a demand for good and mex
pensiYe goods of this sort. The prices
Tor mixtures are high enough to war
rant the use of first-class materials.
Thirty-five or so cents ought to buy a
good linen handkerchief but, with the
rarest exception, those / have have been
only part linen. although the obliging
saiesperson will assure you again and
again that there is not one thread of
cotton in them In a way this may be
true, for all of the threads are mixed.
but this is bubble unworthy Of a first
class establishment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
INC woman shopner.

81 went out the other day" said q
woman who is well up on the subject of
fine fabrics, 'and spent a good many
hours trying to find some all-linen
pocket handkerehiefs in the more or
binary grades. After firing myself out
and, l say it with some reason for dis
satisfaction. very nearly losing my tenn
per. gave it up.
1t is very strange thing TO me that
we cannot get medium grade pure linen
handkerehiefs any more. They seem to
be entirely out of the market, and in
their place we have mixtures Of linen
and something else. what. / am sure
do not lknow-probably cotton. In half
a dozen stores there We're marked war
ranted all linen Any judge of good
goods who has invested in these things
things knows them to be delusion and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
A VIRGINIA FEUD.
Three Men Meet Death with Theii
Boots On.

Boots On.
According to reports just received,
three men were shot to death and
1 fourth mortally wounded in a fight be-
tween the Smith-Cox factions, near
Osborne Gap, Dickinson county, Va
last week. The men involved in the
difficulty had long been regarded as
terrors in the neighborhood in which
they resided and for years the fan,
lilies had been deadly enemies Ac-
cording to the best information OBJ
| tainable, Robert and Sam Smith had
been at the Gap and were on their
way home when they met Ben and
Lem Cox on the road, about two miles
from town. All four were under the
Influence of liquor and were literally
boiling for fight. The Smiths, it is
said, drew their revolvers first and
commanded their enemies to surrender.
Instead, the Cox boys jerked out their
, weapons and then a general fight was
| begun. The battle, it is said, lasted for
nearly half an hour. and when the
smoke cleared away Robert and Sam
Smith and Ben Cox were lying dead on
the road, while Lem Cox is so badly
wounded that his death is expected
hourly. The killing of the men, if sub
sequent accounts bear out the report in
full, puts an end to the two families
that had long been prominent in GRIM
inal circles in this section of the coun-
try. There We're originally eight Smith
boys. and all of them met their death
in fights similar to the one of Wednes-
day. Other Cox boys were also killed
several years ago i'll a battle between
men of their stamp. Ben Cox enjoyed
the reputation of having killed five
men and his brother Lem had twice
beer tried for murder. They all reside
| back in the mountains and were re-
gardeo rs very dangerous men, a rep
| utation to which they were certainly
entitled
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

w alsts with velvet yokes are trimmed
with bead fringe and tassels. one very
elegant model is made with yoke of
cardinal velvet The lower portion is
Of Japanese Grape Of the same color.
The Yoke is cut square. and on each OF
the front corners is a large passemen-
terie ornament in cardinal and jet beads.
Strands Of beads ot the two colors fan
TO the waist-line from each of these orr
naments. The belt is embroidered in
jet ana cardinal beads. ana there are
sash ends, with q narrow pattern in
beads. running down either side. ana !
bead fringe at the ends to match
\ satin cape with elaborate 81 hi,1i.3-
ely is work of art. The ground is If
dust-b@own. the embroidery III shades
= arown end very dark red Their i
collar of brown velvet. lined wits
satin Of the color of the cape. and This
collar is edged with lace about tws
inches wide AS q hee5 10 the lace
there is band ol brown bead pssse-
menterie about an ineh wide. Ths co.'s
lar ST the cape is of satin ana velvet
and a rose rucbing
\ hlaCA velvet cape is elaboratelv efy,-
broiderea with jet aad has fringe #
jet ana silk strands The frinee is with
out heading. ana Is set under the eage
Of the velvet The cellar is Of velvet.
lined with black satin. the edge eiab-
orately embroidered in jet 4 ruchins
Of velvet ard black thread lace finishes
the neck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
.McANDEscENT LAMPS.
Interesting Demonstration of the Extent
of rire Risks.

A few very simple experiments that
any one can make will answer this ques-
ton in a fairly conclusive way and will
furnish an interesting demonstration
of the extent of incandescent lamp fire
risks under certain conditions. says Cas-
sief's Magazine. Those who lack the
opportunity to make the trials for them
selves will find the results which they
undoubtedly would have obtained in
report submitted a short time ago ~
John Lindsay. chief of the st. Louis
fire department, by A. ]. O'Reilly, SUI
pervisor Of city lighting. The investi-
cation which Mr.. O'Reilly made was
prompted by recent fire in that city,
supposed to have been started by an
incandescent lamp lying against a
couple of wooden poles. and his con-
clusions, which have since been borne
out by similar tests repeated several
times, are decidedly to the effect that
an incandescent lamp may, under fav-
orable circumstances. cause a fire.
Where the ignitible material was in a
vertical position and the lighted lamp
simply rested against it. Mr. O'Reilly
found that in the case of white pine a
spot one inch in diameter and having a
light-brown color appeared after about
oak, well seasoned, the varnish became
blstered in three minutes and black
ened in about fifteen minutes. The wood
had the appearance of being eharred at
and near the point of contact, but was
not ignited. A dry, white pine board
began TO smoke after forty minutes, but,
through breaking of the lamp, the test
stopped at that point With lamp in
cased in two thicknesses of muslin, the
latter commenced to scorch in one min
ute, in three minutes gave off consider
able smoke, and at the end of six min
utes, when the muslin cover was re-
moved from the lamp and fresh air
reached its interior, it burst into flames.
Where lamp was laid on infiammable
material, the effect seemed to be more
rapid, due probably to the pressure ex-
erted by weight of the lamp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
A Happy Reunion.

A remarkable romance in real life
has Just been rounded off in Oregon.
About twenty-nine years ago, James
Hard went to work for armer named
Arnold, in Jackson county, Oregon, and
few months later married Arnold's
stepdaughter Soon after, trouble arose
between the two men. Arnold took his
daughter away from Hard. and when
Hard went after her the two men
quarrelled. and the result was Arnold
was shot dead and Hard fled the state.
His wife secured a divorce and remar-
ried. Her husband died few years
ago. Three years ago, Hard returned
to jackson county. was recognized, ar
rested for the murder Of Arnold and
sent to the peniteutiary for long term.
During his trial, his former wife Wis
tied him frequently, the old love re-
vtved and she worked her hardest to
secure his release She circulated Pc
tition for his pardon. and after two
wears her efforts We're successful and
Hard was released. Recently the two
were reunited in marriage near their
first home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

out of my mouth" Bot the angels in
heaven have no stoIidity or unrespon-
siveness. There is one thing that agi-
tates them into holy warmth. We know
that absolutely. If their harp be hing
up on the panels Of amethyst, they take
IL down, and with def fingers puIl
from among the strings a canticle They
run IL to their neighbors on the same
golden street, and tell the good news
If Marian has there cymbals ANYTHING
like those with which she performed ON
the banks Of the Red Sea, she clans them
in triumph. and there is a festal table
spread. and the best of the angels food
is set on it. When is it? It is when a
man or woman down in the world who
was all wrong, by the grace of God is
made all right. duke 15:10) There is
Joy in the presence of the angels If
God over one sinner that repenteth
why are they so happily agitated2
Because they know what a tremendous
thing IL is to turn clear around from The
wrong, and take the right road. II is
because they know the difference he
tween swine's trough with nothing but
husks. and a kings banquet with an
gels food. 1t Is because they know the
infinite. the everlasting difference be-
tween down and up. And then. their
bells Of city ring, we say: What IS
that for?" If we hear rolling out from
an auditorium the sound Of a full or
chestra, we say, What is happening
here And when the angels of God
take on jubilance over case of earth
~ repentance. your friends in heaven
Will say, What new thing has hap
Lened? Why full diapason? Why the
chime from the oldest towers of eter-
nity?' The fact is. my hearers, there
are people in heaven who would like to
hear from you. Your children there are
wondering when father ana mother viii
come into the Kingdom, and with more
glee than they ever danced in the hall
way at your coming home at eventide,
they will dance the floor of the heaven
~ mansion at the tidings of father and
mother saved. Beside that. the old
folks want to hear from you. They are
standing at the head of the celestial
stairs waiting for the news that their
prayers have been answered, and that
you are coming on to take from their
lips a kiss better than that which now
they throw you. Calling you by your
first name. a. they always did, they are
talking about you and saying: There
is our SON." or, There is our daughter
down in that world of struggle. bat
NttHS, SulttIiliSs SiliAitiSs WetpiHS+ " ny
can they not see that Christ is the only
on who can help, and comfort. and
saver"
That is what they are saying about
you. And if you will this hour in one
prayer of surrender that will not take
more than a second to make. decide
this, then. swifter than Geographic dis
patch the news would reach them, and
angels of God who never fell would
Join your glorified kindred in cclebra-
ton. and the caterers of heaven would
do their best, and saints and seraphs
side by side would take angels food.
Glory be to God for such a possibility
oh that this moment there might be a
rush for heaven!
The Spirit and the bride say, Come.
Rejoicing saints re-echo, Come:
Who faints, who thirsts, who WILL may
come;
Thy Savior bids thee come.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
4 stylish Coat.

An exceedingly stylish new coat is
made of duh green broad cloth. com
bined with black MORE and polka-dot-
ted silk and trimmed with narrow sable
fur. The cloth part Of the garment
ends abruptly at the waist line and the
ful coat skirts are of the silk The
front is arranged in the full double
twisted revere Of the silk and cloth.
combined with a judicious mixture OF
the fur. which also furnishes all edges
including that Of the cloth Jacket erect
at the waist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
HE is A RICH MAN NOW.
A Poor Germans Lucky Discovery
100000 for Rheumatic Cure

Chicago. Feb. 22.-(SpeciaI)-Les
than one year ago Frank Schrage did
not possess a dollar in the world out
side of the small income derived fron,
small drug business, and only a few
years ago he was a poor Germaa immi-
grant. To-day Mr.. Schraee can be
called millionaire, as the result of a
discovery he has made of 'Schrage' s
Rheumatic Cure" A syndicate paid
him 100000 cash for his discovery and
arranged to pay him 100000 a year
until he has received $l,000,O00 in all.
Philadelphia Press
swanson Rheumatic Cure company,
l6!-169 Dearborn St, Chicago, are the
sole proprietors of this celebrated
remedy. Never fails. Testimonials
free. Write to-day. "Schrage's 81 ,O00,-
900 Rheumatic Cure" A few good
agents wanted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

A crush collar Of silk finishes the
neck. The lower portions of sleeves arc
faced with the crimped silk. full empire
puffs of the crepon standing out sty-
lshly at the tops.
When not convenient to use the
cr;mped silk, the front can be gathered
or plated. Accordion plated silk is
much used in this way
Rich combinations of lace, Grape or
-de-sole. and silk tstffeIa,
cashmere or Henrietta can be decorated
10 suit individual fancy.
This VIII also be found good model
for cotton fabrics. and the full yoke.
collar and bretelle can be omitted if so
preferred
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

Il remarkable ease Of rafla Asuyth
has recently been investigated "a tac
French Academic DIES Sciences a hog
at the aEe af Ave began t. croW i beard
and to change his voice. he seemed "a
man 81 thirty. At six years old is was
tiye feet six. and strong enough 81 Ast
and carry on his back bass ot grain
Weighing two hundred pounds ~
eight his hair and beard turned gray
AT ten his teeth fell out and his ha,.s
and legs became paisiea. ana 1T twelve
he died.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

whose history is now fad in literary
circles.
This military style of garniture is one
OF the newest, and is steadily growing
in popular favo~ for all kinds of gar
ments. The coat, as here illustrated, is
of rich, tan-colored cloth. black braid
in two distinct styles being used in the
decoration. The adjustment is close
fitting, with the single bust darts in
front, the curving center seam in back
being finished in stylish coat-laps. the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
Three Children Perish.

Three boys. aged respectively 4. Z.
and-9 persisted in their burning home
at Lewiston. Mount Morency county.
Mich last week while their parents
were away attending a dance The
boys We're children of Eli Seymour. a
shoe dealer. The origin of the FIRE is q
mystery. Some think the house was
set on IRE. while others think an arci-
dent happened To the stove when the
children We're asleep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14
NOTES OF THE MODES
CURRENT NEWS OF FASHIONS
FANCY.
Short. Jaunty Coats Are Now All the
Rage in London-A Charming Gown
of Pale Green ChifTon-Ladies' basque
Waist.

~ Q r T, JAUNTY
coats in the mode
are now all t h e
rage in London.
and will be shown
here among the adj
vanced sprin &
styles. The militia
ry a D p e a 7 a n c G
which the collar
and decoration of
braid imparts en-
titles it to the name
- 4l,a. Esra,7ob hero
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

o NJ Z w II a T
risky would be the
undertaking to tell
just what was the
mamma that fell to
the Israelites in the
wilderness; Of what
it was made and
who made it. The
mamma was called
angels food. but
why so called ? Was
it because it came
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

He-Here is a picture of my wife.
She Before or after taking2
He What do you mean? Before or
after taking what?
She-Y on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-14

Standardization you LOST your mon
ey did you see the police?
Piebelt-No; what good would have
been to them then?