San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-24

ed by DR.. Rocker, his private Sec
rotary. Solemn high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Charles
M. Part, assisted by Father Lee as
deacon, and Father Reynolds sub
deacon. AS the body was borne
from the church, the marine band
played "Nearer My God to Thee
The procession was formed with
the cavalry leading and escorted
the body to Mount Olivet ceme-
terry, where 1t was temporarily
consigned to a vault, awaiting
shipment to Lisbon for final inter-
ment. A steamer will sail from
New York, November 30, with the
remains.
MUTE WITNESSES OF DISASTER.
LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch
from Lloyds' from Corunna, Spain,
says nine bodies have been washed
ashore at Cape Finistero. 1t is
feared large vessel has been lost.
MORE VICTIMS FOR CUBA.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-Twelve thous-
and troops have just embarked
from Barcelona, Cantander, Car
thagena, Cadiz and Pala for Cuba.
MORE ITALIANS COMING.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Com-
missioner General Stuph has de-
tailed Immigrant Inspector How
ard to assist in the inspection of
700 Italians, who are expected to
arrive in New Orleans in few
days on the steamer Chatua
Yiqueim. They are to settle lands
near Sunnyside, Arkansas, the
property of Austin Corhip of New
York. ~
ARMENIANS OVERLAPPING.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., Nov. 30
Seventy.five Armenians employed
in Whitins machine works, at
Whitinsville, refused to work un-
til three Turks were discharged.
Previous to the action the Arme-
mans held meeting and decided
to demand the discharge of the
men. The superintendent of the
works did not think their claims
were strong enough and refused,
whereupon the Armenians went
out on strike.
A WACO MAN PROMOTED.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-Rev. DR..
w. F. Hammer, pastor Of st. Paul's
M. E. church, south, has been noti-
fed by Bishop r. X. Hargrove,
that he is transferred to the Mem
phis, Tenn, conference, and sta
toned at Central church, the lead
ing Methodist church OF Memphis.
Rev. DIR. H. M. Whiting, of Waco,
Texas, will succeed him at st.
PauPs.
WE CAN SPARE HIN.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Keir Har-
die, the English socialist labor
leader, sailed this morning in the
second cabin of the Cunard steam
er Campania. He was accom-
panied by Frank A. Smith and
several prominent labor people on
the pier to see him off.
HIS MILLIONS WON'T SAVE HIM.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Judge
Noise, sitting in section B. GRIM
inal court, practically refused Dis
trict Attorney Butler to enter a
nolle prosequi in the case of the
convicted perjurer Henry Bier, the
capitalist, convicted of
perjury while giving evidence in
the investigation Of council matters
in connection with certain deals.
will be heard Tuesday,
SUSPECTED STEAMER DETAINED.
LOVES, Delaware, Nov. 23.-T' AZ
deputy collector, Sharp, OF .hts
port, early this morning boz .r,,o,,
the schooner Joseph w. Eos ser. an.
chored near Hammouth bs = no,a
ware breakwater, and pl acea two
government agents in charge ~
the vessel. The Fostf Iott Pt
delphia last Tuesday for Tamna a
Florida, with a cargf of coal IT, -
s suspe s,,S " naVln party of Gu
pan nliousters I'D quantity OF
e ms 9ooaTu. Collector Sharp re-
tuiIi.l. W ho" IS after formally de-
.aiutus 1ne yssel aud lator went
o. =, sn9 nesse again for the purpose
VI msAins a thorough search. The
,Su ha the latter mission vii,
night. lats nour TO.
Continued On Eissa.