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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-11

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

Gently picking it up che carried it
to where her puppies were and laid
it among them.
"These proceedings were watched
by the lady Of the house and also
the children who seemed much
amused at the tactics Of the
mother dog. I would call this
good hard sense on the part Of the
dog, not instinct as dog critics
would make us believe"
THE TRAP AND RANGE.
Mr.. w. L. Simpson, secretary Of
the San Antonio Gun club, is now
in New York making arrangements
for the grand state tournament to
be held at Lakeview this coming
fall
Why not erect a pistol range at
Lakeview? The directors of the
San Antonio Gun club will find
that it will be a drawing card for
the club. They have ample room
for such a range and 1t would in
still new life into shooting circles.
variety is the spice Of life." Let's
have change.
The LIGHT would be pleased to
publish the scores of the San An
tonic Schutzen verein, il same was
handed them every Monday morn
ing.
The members of the Fort Sam
Houston Gun club shoot every
Thursday afternoon and generally
have a good attendance.
Several nice catches of bass have
been made by members of the San
Antonio Gun club, at Lake Elmen-
dorf. Messrs. Veith and Epstein |
caught eight pounds last Sunday |
morning. Two of the fish weighed |
upwards of two pounds. Mr.. Abe
Samuels landed several nice ones
at the same place last Tuesday.
Some of our so-cslled profession
al and expert fishermen claim
there are no fish in Lake Elmen-
dorf, because they have been un7
successful, but since seeing the less
experienced anglers "yank them
g." they are convinced otherwise.
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gin killing doves, as for every old
bird you kill now you prevent the
breeding of pair, as they are still
nesting and have eggs.
A report has been brought in
that some of our would-be hunters
have been killing young quail
back of the Asylum grounds. II
positive evidence is brought to the
San Antonio Gun club together
with the offenders, the public
will soon learn who the real ad.
vocates of game protection are.
THE DOG.
His canineship is the coming
sentinel of the advancing army,
France has experimental with
the thoroughbred collie, pointer
and setter as outposts and senti-
nels, and in every instance they
have proven their superiority to
man as detectives Of danger.
Cure your NANCY dogs. Few
people are aware that mango can
be transmitted to children and
adults in the form Glitch or eczema
by coming in contact with the ami
NAL SO afflicted.
For the benefit of those who APP
preciate kind advice, here is a
simple. recipe and sure cure for
mango, il properly applied: Give
the dog so afflicted a lime bath,
dissolving pint of lime in tub,
into which two buckets of luke
warm water have been poured. Az
ter the dog is thoroughly dry, ap-
ply the following ointment: Two
parts of flour Of sulphur to one OF
Stacked lime. Mix well and add
melted lard, of the consistency OF
Tie the dog in a cool,
shady place, and apply the oint.
ment every third day until cured.
A dog owner tells the following:
'What 1 would term more than
instinct or sagacity hap
pened at my house last Thursday
az have fine setter bitch with a
litter of puppies, which she is nurs-
ing. Is happened that the little
ri ria suar doll was left on tn fr0ns
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

money be In hands OF treasurer
before the 10Th OF this month. or
We'll be in the soupl
II the county commissioners con-
tinue in their good work of increas-
ing the assessments OF our rich
men the people SHOULD vote that
they inscribe their names In letters
of gold on the new courthouse.
The "Owl" says "tt has observed
that when a Frenchman is intoxi-
Gated he wants to dance, a German
to sing, a Spaniard to gamble, an
Englishmam to eat, an italian to
boast, an Irishman to fight and an
American to make speech"
"The dreams of the afternoon
snoozer are disturbed daily by the
San Antonio peddler with the large
voice, who has peaches for ssle."-
The Owl.
At West End it's cow bells.
A few years ago when one Of our
San Antonio property owners died,
his estate was estimated to be
worth two million of dollars, but
the assessors books could show
only about forty thousand dollars
valuation. No wonder the poor
man groans under the tax-burden.
I'm the vicinity Of Boquet,
Westmoreland Co., Pa, almost any
one can tell you how to cure lame
back or stiff neck. They dampen
piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and bind 1t on
the affected parts and in one or
two days the trouble has disap.
peared. This same treatment will
promptly cure q pain in the side or
chest. Mr.. E. M. Frye, promi-
nent merchant of Boquet, speaks
very highly of Pain Balm, and his
recommendations have had much
to do with making it popular
there. For sale by E. Reuss, drug
gist, San Antonio, Texas. stf
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Che Daily Light.
SUNDAY, JULY q, 1895
SPORTING NOTES.
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED FOR
THE L0VEES OF GUN, DOG,
FIELD AND FISHING.
THE GUN.

The ten.bore has almost disap-
peared.
The small bore shot gun, like the
popular small bore rifle, has come
to stay.
Five years from now the twelve
bore Will almost be in as much dis
favor as the ten-bore Is today.
"Tax the gum" is now being ad-
vocated by a great many OF our
sporting journals. The purposes
and objects to which such tax,
after being collected, is recon-
mended to be applied is good enc
and should be sustained and ap.
proved by every thorough sports
man in Texas. Tax each and every
owner Of a shot gun or rifle one
dollar, same to be applied to the
maintenance of game wardens
throughout the state for the pre-
servation of our game. The time
for action is at hand. Five more
years Of such slaughter and sale Of
our game outside OF the state, as
has been going on and we
will need neither game war
den or legislation. The game
will then be exterminsted and this
admoRition will have been given
in vain. He who dances must pay
the fiddler, is an old proverb, and
no sportsman would object to this
light tax being imposed for his
own good.
THE FIELD.
Hunter, spare that dove They
- akfI1 wasting and r.ofrod
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

Tom Bean News: The man
who tries to build up his town and
county is worth a ten-acre field full
OF doubling Thomases, even If he is
not able to buy hen and chickens.
The Lord deliver US from the fell
low who Is eternally trying to
cast damper over any sort of inn
provement. 1t is the people who
have 2EEQrd for every enter
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

Mrs. Rhode Noah, Of this
place, was taken in the night with
crsmping pains and the next day
diarrh9a set in. She took half a
bottle Of blackberry cordial, but
got no relief. She then seut to me
to see IL / had anything that would
help her. L sent her a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy and the first
dose relieved her. Another OF our
had been sick for about
a week and had tried different
for diarrh9a but kept
getting worse. 1 sent him this
same remedy. Only four doses Of
il were required to cure him. He
says he ows his recovery to this
remedy. Mrs. Mary
Sibley, Sidney, Mic. For sale by
E. Reuss, druggist. San Antonio,
Texas. SIT
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Revival Meetings.

Since the services commenced at
the tent opposite the Sunset Bap-
tist church, on blackberry street,
there has been great deal Of in
terest manifested by those who
have attended in Rev. ]. w. Cad
dey's interesting sermons. About
sixteen have been given the hand
Of church fellowship so far, one, a
lady, who is compelled to attend
the meeting in an invalid's chair.
Prof. Hart and Mr.. Nichols assist
Bro. Gaddey in the singing. Mr..
Nichols plays on his cornet and
Prof. Hart on the organ. The tent
is cool and comfortable and is we'll
lighted by incandescent lamps.
Services at $3.50 a. m. and 8:l5 p.
every day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

" dSo 4NC"5. we dt0 plS
note the unanimity with
the commercial club took
the matter of redeeming the
college. Waco has the larg
most famous university
state and her colleges are
20 none. Waco is proud
educational institutions a
people quickly respond
calls made in their behalf.
Sabinal Sentinel: We
that hermeneutics is son
out Of our line, but We W
that the exigencies of Christ
sion forced Him 10 organize
party. The work OF rider
could not have been aci mr.
within the old party liz b.
Lockhart Register: her
use Disgusting the ia ha,
are two political facS be
Democratic party Of tn
the Populists had a lead
not take much effort on
to carry the state. L
tunity is now opened I'd
they lack Is q sure enouI
The Democrats are worl
indirect way to further
Of Populism in Texas. Il
united, Populism woull
initiated next fall. Go
will have more to do will
ing this party than the d.
Laredo News: AS a FAC
of the progressive, push
ness men of Laredo would
worry ing about that ch
free and unlimited cheaI
idea and devote themsd
pushing the commercial
of the city just at I'll
would 1t not in the long ru
those dollars, by monkey
something that pertains II
professional politicians an
gogues?
Two Republics: 1t is
that the water of the pal
at Belem which forms a
the supply of this city is
in various ways after it LEI
factory. There is sufficiel
mony to form a prima IA
of complaint, but it is not
that any good will result
making any complaint. 4
sons which probably are
upon finance consideration
municipality seems unabl
troduce any OF the greatly
reforms concerning our wat
ply. The water furnished
north side Of the capital is
ly insufficient during the
and this has so "a
conceded that the authoritid
gone the length of making
tract for an additional 4
But nothing has been done |
and it is probable that befd
beginning OF next year Their
be the same scarcity. This q
~ is not just, because TIL
make contracts
the owners of houses to q
water, and then fail to fur
when IL is most needed, and
t is difficult to get it fro
'ountaiDs connected with al
wells. The subject Of the |
is a burning question
he municipality must take
in the matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

Lawn Wowers-all sizes and
prices, Alamo Iron Works, city of
fee. 42S Il
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-21

fountains connected with artesian
wells. The subject Of the water
supply is burning question, and
the municipality must taxi some
action in the matter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
PERSONALS

alex Mcleod Of Mlliean, wis here
today.
D. L. Palmer Of Rogers Prairie, was
here today.
NJ and Mr.. Georse Deaton went to
-eibeiter yesterday
Miss Fannie Parker rturuel from
Da..gs yesterday afternoon.
Dr. W. ". Reufro, ofNolanyillc, Bell
county, is here on a visit TO his nephew,
Wade Rcnirl.
Mrs. Kendnck returned to California
yesterday afternoon, after a visit Go her
parent, Judge and Mrs. Spencer Ford.
W.P Wooteu aud little daughter.
Bessie, lef last nighJ or st. Joe, Mon
tague county, Texa, to spend Christ
mas.
j. W. Biggs Of the wigks1n creek
neigh horhool left to-day 90 visit his
old home at Raymond, Miss, after an
absence Of tweuly-one years.
Mr. aud Mrs J. II, reuin returned
TO lleame today.
Miss Eva Gee went 10 Calvert at
noon tday TO spend the holidays.
Miss Rhola Iiearne went TO llcarne
to loy TO spend part Of the holidays
d. 4 BARLOW was 60 from Kuuen
today. He says our correspondent out
there has him down wrong on the mat.
iimonv business. H. has n, idea OF
committing The rash act
Prof John A. Moore went g. Mex'a
to day to sp'ud the holidays with the
home folks
George Scott an sam Traut OF north
Grimes county, were here yesterday
S. S. Kennedy returned today from
Chicago.
Capt. Bob Adams and Dr.. r. T. ~.
win returned today from the Atlanta
Exposition.
John McCofqI.dale returned home
last nIlht after serving a month on the
ie ,eral grand jury at Waco.
Miss Genie Taylor is here spending
the h0l.dlys with Miss Gertrude Nall.
IL ID. Spntt came up fIom Mi.l.can
today.
Dr. D. j Lloyd, who g. attending
lectures at Tie Galveston Medical Col.
lege came zap today totptnd the holi-
days with relatives near Kurtgu.
Miss ley Dansby arrived from Austin
today 90 spend Christmas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
Due CIrY CRoULAroR.

The circulation Of the Daily Eagle
will in future he in charge OF Whit
Dlremus, who will solicit and coll,ct
subscriptions. His collection day will
b. on Monday aad sub cib.rs are re-
qnesled to have The amount due the
daily ready Tor him when he calls.
Many comp ainis have been made boy
subscribers regarding the irregular
delivery of paper, which nuisance
viii be done away with as .oonas the
carrier learns his route. q you iail TO
letyour paper ieiore q o'clo k report
10 ihi office aud ewil. look into tho
mater once IN . ss' that IL is de-
iyercd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

Pastors OF ,he different churches are
requested 90 hand iu notices Co.. sun.
day services not later han p. m. on
Saturdays
MEru0ulsr--Sundav school 90 Y.3l
o. mf M D. Cole superintendent.
Preaching az 10 a. m. and $50 p. 90. by
bee pastor Morning u9ec, Jacobs
Victory Text Genesis 81 80, "Aud
as Doe passed ont of reruyl tho sun rose
upou him, and he halted upon Dis
thigh Evening subjects Genesis
1879, and lot dNylle iu 'ho elite. of
the plain, and pitched DIS tent toward
sllomn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

Country Cous ms" at the opera
house toni. hL
Leave your orders with J, c. Beck for
cotton ecd hulls and meal. Prompt
delivery. il-dIw
Born. to MI and Mrs. Otto Boehue.
last night, O girl
Try Johusln's grass hay. Il is Gue
Tor stock. Feed Of all kinds, coal in
any quantity Prompt delivery.
Phone S. r. +. Castles.
The ladies Of the Bapt.tchlrch gave
az oyster supper az thu opera house
last night aud today.
A nice buggy or phwtoa make IN
elegant Christmas present Call and
examine my large aud handsome stock
OF vehicles. joins Q. TABOR.
We are informed that all but about
twenty cadets have LET the A. & NJ.
college anl gone home O. spend Christ
mas. se,cra. members OF the faculty
have also either gone huneor will lea e
at once.
THE DAILY EAoLE sill. not appear
either on Christmas CO.. New Yeai' 3
Day.
Two numbers Of the College Bait !.
ion have appeared this t,rm, and an.
other VIII short he ouL Tie editors
ave: C.. NJ. Park, editor la chief; Cobb,
Bryan, uyerhincr anl Todd associate
editor- +. W. Kerr, hu'iness manager.
Go to the south End Feed store for
fresh corn meal aud chop.
li-dlW j. G. BEcg, Proprietor
The new odiccrs ele.t,d by the Aus.
un Literary society %! College are as
fo.Iow. L. ". Kerr, president; J. u.
SaIyer vice presidents I Goldberg,
critic; +. NJ. Oycrshiner. recording
secretary; G. J.. Scherer financial see
retaty; b. +. Bryan, corresponding sac-
rotary W. Mccarthy, ,ensor; T.. Git.
tendon, librarian; +. Robin.ou. ser.
geautat-arms The anniversary meet.
Ing OF lhe .oc.ety Will b, held February
.. 1895.
A handsome lap robe make, nice
Chn-tmas present Ca and zee some
thing very ricy aud cheap.
l3-dlw JON q. T,uou.
TIE younger crowd enjoyed %,
lrst Of the ho.idty 'esii,iiies last night
in the form OF a recep ion at the rel.
denoe Of Mr.. and MIR. a. AcE nz.c.
Dandng was INDUCED The older st
were busiy engaged meanwhile 40 the
Academy II Music making wleaths
and other evergreen ornaments. ami
drapiug tins Tor the big bah ou
Thursday evening OF next week From
row ou until after New Year lhefs will
be no end of fuu flr the young people.
FoU SAtE.-A good hors, an phptln
very cheap Inquire at Wilson's store.
Mr.. J.J Coviugton u Houston, is
authority Tor the statement that alex
5. Carnes, formerly ia the insurance
business here. T. nov Co. the rombs po.
lice prison of New York, avail ing trial
under a charge OF obtaining money un.
der false pretenses. A bogu. telcera
purporting 20 come from an insurance
company, is said o. have been the
means used 90 obtain the money.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
TOILET ARTICLES.

DO you value your complexion Then
IT, ia piaaul's Roman face powder
duestmale-purely vegetable, no chalk,
smoothe Ani harmless. Sold the world
over for50 cur pric, Soc.
Sweet cream elyceriue soap, cake. iu
box, 2jc per box
our swell line tine toilet soap ajc
Colga.es having sticks Use
Pears shaving tick, Pc
Viola face powder DC size 20
swan Bin Lc' powder Zoe size be-. lie
size Sc
Colgate deniircc pc
Cream cocoa soap &C.
New Era iue toilet soap Sc
El Unaud dnc Roman ,mollag sa',.
opened this month, guaranteed the
genuine Ed riuaud's make cf Paris.
fnnce-noihius eQual-no,bine as
6ne, sjc
Tappan pomade for the Lair--rich y
periumei-meliun sized Zoe; large
size Zoe
Naseliue, medium .i'e, Sc large .ize b.
Oriental Florida water %, size Toe:
3lt size POO
Camphor ice 25c bo Sc
rappan lavender violet and hcl,oiropc
toilet waters So, sizes 3jc
rappln Sweet Bye and Bye perfume
1lrsife zoe
Triple extract 25c file ljc
iioNts German cologne TO- size &C. ,
llc size s..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

Medium size "Eilalia" hair curriers'. o.
Small -.ze Eula'ia" hair curriers' lc
Coronet hair curler 2Ot
Oriental waving iron pc
Nickle plated shear, l0c
Providence shear- Pc
EmpeiaI nickel tiimmers 2jc
Machine oil Sc bottle
French hair 90 zoe
Quincy hair plu- Dc box
Albemarle hair pins De box
Blizzard hair pins &C. box.
Gen hair pins Sc
Ondulee hair pins Zoe box
Steel crolchet q cdlel .2c
G.lt edge Shoe polish 20.
Russell shoe polish gjc
Siafords inE &c
SiaiIorl's mucilago 81
Brass thimbles lc
Steel ,himbles e
Sterling silver thimbes 25c
Full line gold plated breast pins Is. g..
so, leo
Childrcu's plated silver link pins ani
button. - Soc
Children's plated silver link pins o and
80 cents.
Children's gold plated link pins p aud
20 cents.
siesling 'ilyel link pins sl.OO
Belt pins TO-
New line belt .ins %, -, sos
Gold plated bracelets joc per pair
Plated necklace H. aud Pc.
shirt waist seis d. - and SOC
Sterling silver shrtwai-i SETS IS. Igi
and $40
Gold writin. pen an pear. holder 9Sc.
Lead pencils l)c per dozen.
Cedar lerl pencils Z, per dozen.
Eagle pencils Q Tor &C.
Pen points C per dozen
Soips'one slate pencil. Be per dozen.
Silver plated tea spoon. -, per ,et
Silver plated table spoons zoe pcr set
Silver plated forks Zoe per set.
Cast Steel knive. aud frks glc and 81
per set.
Pocket books ., 10, % ard3ic
Superior kni ting cotton lic
Shoe laces 2, . and Zoe per dozen.
Po-poise lace &c per pair
Coats thread &c per pool
BarstoA thread Be per spool
King thread Pc per spool
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
Holiday Buyers

win find a nice line OF diamonds.
gold watches, rings oi every descrip.
ton, gold AMI silver thimbles, lock
bracelets aud sterling silver novelties.
ct surprisingly low prices ~ this
week, at
div JorN w. Caldwell, Agent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
NOTION DEPARTM'T.

The larges and only complete stock
q notions In the city. Assortment
complete, from a paper Of pins 10 a
small elephant.
Fall line finishing briids o and Toe
per pack.
Novelty braids. foil IRE and assortment
silk coat binding &c per yard
Cotton tape. black or white, lc a roll.
Rierae braids, large size, &c
RicraC hraids, small ze. B..
Neibinda skirt binding Sc yard.
Queen velvet skirt fac az b. yard.
Cross out velvet binding Dc a bunch.
Bias velye,een Sc a buneh.
Monogram wool braid be- a roll.
Safety pins, large size, Be a dozen
Safety pins, medium size, Dc a doz,n.
Safety pins, small size q a uoz.n.
Adamaniine pins lc q pack
Brass pins, imported, o. a pack.
Mourning pms, imported, Be a box.
Mohair coat bi2aing. an widths, (. Q.
0l.4And &c
Full line dress shields s and lO,.
Full stork Garfield celebrated shield
% cents.
Corset shields 2jc.
Children hose supporters ljc,
Misses hose supporters 9or
Ladies' hose supporters Pc.
Ruby corsei clasps &c.
Spoon clasps loo.
Unbreakable French clasp, hid cover,
II cents.
Full line tooth brushes ., 10 and ljc.
Fine imported French toith brushes,
2jc kinds, 'elliug at l0o.
Extra fine French tooth brushes, 8jc
qualities, our price pc
Full line cloth bru,he. -, 3j aud Soc.
Flexible cloth brushes, J. ather backs,
20 cents.
Full line hair brushes lt, Is, 20 and pc
Full line whi.k broom 20, u ani Do.
One lot shoe brushes loo
One lot high grade shoe bra hes 2Ic
6-inch holn combs IS.
s ~ inch extra stout horu combs 10,
Full line aud L. iuch rubber dress
combs DC.
Same combs, heavier grades. l0r.
Barker combs, metal backs, Zoe.
Our Comet, extra ont tubbcr dress
combs, PC.
Fine HON combs Sc.
Large size hne horn combs Sc.
Rabber dne combs, size ., lc. -izc ..
Be- extra sizes. TO-.
Childpn's band combs s, 10 and lie.
Metal trimmed side combs, sic kinds,
Il cents.
Rubber tucking comb Be-.
Long side combs, lat,s, faj, 2ic.
Our Jumbo pencil tai lets &c.
Our Leader ink tablets Be-.
Our Superba ink tablets S.
Our Red Cross ink tablets l0c.
Hurlbuts fine tablets lie.
Our Sc stationery package - enyel.
opes - shee,.-Sc.
Octave note paper TO- box.
Queen note paper, very tine lic.
For Nmas trade this month, ull line
fine note paper an envelopes at cut
prices.
llarpcr's ine English needles, gold eve,
Ice grades, be-.
Knitting need c- ica set.
Bone crochet hook. nur sizes aud
make', ., 8. q, and Be-.
Sharpe needles lei pack.
Eureka dress stay be-.
"The Worth finest imported dress
stays, l0c
French whalehoues So.
Superior French dress wha'cbones Fee.
Hook aud eye tape be-.
Swan bill hook and eyes lea earl.
Safety hooks and eye. Sc card.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

A bunch of KEY on the railroad tack
opposite Parker warehouse, strung oA
small chain, With II Alto. railway
way check ~. 1912 Owncr can have
same by calling al this oiics and pay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21
Hotel Arrivals.

EXcuANoF-J s. MoomNG. Pgor
J j CovIucton, lloust, n; J ] King.
New York; W A schuhard Kansas
City, Wv Wi'liam.on, c Cohen, New
O leans; W W williamson. Nashville.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-21

When in neei Of lee Of any kind ca
mp j. c. Beck. Phone %. li.dlw
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-07-20
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
The Eagle Of Austerlitz Mated
With a Hapsburg.
BIRTH OF THE KING OF ROME.

Fifty Guns Announce to Paris That an Heir
to the Throne Is B~orn-French, Reverses
In Spain-Holland Annexed to France.
Russia Throws Down the Gage OF Battle.
Copyright. 1895, by John Clark Ridpath.
XIX.-DoMEsTIC AND IMPERIAL CLIMAX
When Napoleon crowned himself with
the iron crown of the Lombards, Josephine
was not with him. That was at Milan in
1SO5-morot than four years ago. Why was
the Empress not by his side on that day as
she had been in Notre Dame on the day of
the coronation? If he be King of Italy,
shall she not, by like reason, be Queen of
Italy?
Note the movements of this prodigious
intellect; "If l crown her queen of Italy
so was he saying to'himself-''that may
be a bar against the possible. Nothing
must be u bar against the possible. My
heir must be kingo of Rome; and his moth
er must be queen of Italy; but Josephine
is childless. The crown of Italy must be
reserved for her who mag be the mother Of
my king of Rome" Such was probably
the col,itation of the sleepwalker on his
way to Milan, q Ia Charlemagne.
The act of the Senate which made Napo-
leon Emperor declared the crown to be
hereditary In his family. Josephine had