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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wedding Gowns From Paris
One Queenly, One GIrlishly
Simple

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Miss Con-
suelo Vanderbilt, whose wedding
with the Duke Of Marlborough is
now quite close at hand, is passing
her time very quietly. She accom-
panies her mother, Mrs. w. X.
Vanderbilt, to the new residence
on Madison avenue frequently
though she does not remain there
long. Mrs. Vanderbilt is oversee
ing the placing Of furniture, tapes
tries, pictures and hangings in the
house every day and has but little
time to spare. The Duke dimes
with Mrs. Vanderbilt and his fl
ance every evening, either in
their private dining room at the
Savoy or in company with Mr..
Oliver II. III. Belmont at the Wal
dorf. OF the 1000 wedding cards
issued, fair proportion went to
different families of the English
nobility. The entire British dip.
lomatic corps stationed at Wash
ington will be present including
the ambassador, Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, Lady Pauncefote and their
family. Lord and Lady Cough will
also attend. Though not yet set
tied, the impression is that Lord
Westmeath, of higher rank
than any other single man of
the embassy, will be one of the
ushers, and that the two Messrs.
Paget and III. o. b. Iro nsides will
also take part in the ceremony.
Besides the important wedding
gown and the outfit for the bridal
trip nothing whatever will be done
in regard to trousseau before the
wedding.
Appropos OF the bridal costume
a prominent woman socially said
last night that Mrs. Vanderbilt
had two bridal gowns sent over
from Paris for her daughter, one
a magnificent affair, suited to a
great heiress and the future
Duchess Of Marlborough. On this
the lace is worth a kings ransom.
The veil is wide and long enough to
be caught away back on the dainty
head Of the young bride and to
sweep down to the very border Of
the long train Of superb satin.
When this is worn some OF the
finest diamonds in the world will
ornament the corsage and coiffeur.
The other wedding gown is Of the
youthful style, dainty, exquisite of
make and simple to degree. With
this a full tulle veil will be worn
and the emblematic orange BIOS
som wreath. Mrs. Vanderbilt will
spend the winter abroad and one
of the first steps of the preparation
in this direction was the discharge
of her first chef.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
The Murdered Cyclist.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-William l..
Sachtleben, the st. Louis wheel
man, under date of Sept. 81, wrote
to his sister at Alton, Ills, giving
her an account of the latest devel-
opments in his endeavor to bring
to justice the murderers of LEM,
the cyclist who was killed in Tur-
key. He says: "After countless
delays, that are sufficient to drive
an American crazy accustomed to
pushing an affair once begun to an
immediate conclusion, my hopes
for winding up my affairs here are
in fair way of being realized.
Yesterday / received the cheering
intelligence that the committee of
investigation is about to begin
operations and will be headed by
Shakir Pasha, a very high official
of the sultan's court and a favor
lite with the sultan. Today / re-
ceived the honor of a call from the
pasha, accompanied by the inter-
prefer of the English consul and a
retinue of army officers and attend
ants. Myself and my native inter-
prefer and a friend whom L can
safely trust, composed our side of
a private conference we then held.
/ laid before Shakir the names of
the men l had every reason to be-
lieve were guilty of numbering
LEM. Immediate prosecution is
promised by the pasha.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
Engineer Killed in Collision.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 1S.-The
southbound passenger train on the
st. Louis, Chicago and st. Paul,
"Bluff line" ran into an open
switch here and collided with a
number of freight cars. The en-
gineer, fireman and bridge in
spector who were on the engine
jumped. The engineer, Sidney
Long, broke his skull and died
last night in st. Louis. Bridge
Inspector Williams, of st. Louis,
had leg broken and Fireman
Johnson was badly bruised.
None of the passengers or others
on the train were injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
Missionaries Want Damages.

New YORK, Oct. lS.-A special
to local paper from Lima, Peru,
says: Missionaries expelled from
from Cuzco by the project have
presented through the British min
lister a claim against Peru for
damages. They claim that their
expulsion was in violation Of the
constitution and the treaty with
Great Britain. The projects action
was inspired by fear of a riot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
GROVER AT ATLANTA.
Preparations for His Reception and
That of the Crowds Who
Will Greet Him,


ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. lS.-Presi-
dent Cleveland and the distin-
guished people VINO will accompany
him to the south will reach Allan
ia next Tuesday afternoon at 3:55
o'clock. From every point in the
south comes assurances that i'm
mense crowds will be here We'd
nesday to grasp the hand Of the
president, to see the great street
pageant and witness the ceremo-
MES at Pied mont park. Atlanta is
preparing to give the president and
his party royal reception, and
from every portion OF the country
special excursions are to be run for
that day. When Mr.. Cleveland
was here, in 1887, it was almost i'm
possible to force passage way
through the crowds and people
stood in the rain for hours await
ing his arrival. From Wall street
to the governors mansion the peo-
pie were solid mass on the night
OF his arrival, and on the day Of
his visit to Piedmont park $1,000
people paid admission to the
grounds.
No matter how large the crowd
on this visit there will he no crowd
ing. The arrangements for housing
the people are perfect. The trans
portation companies running to the
park can handle 100000 people an
hour and Piedmont park will hold
half a million people.
With President Cleveland will
come Vice-President Stevenson,
who has already left Bloomington,
and several members of his cabi-
net. The presidential party will
leave Washington Monday after
noon and will arrive in Atlanta
Tuesday. The president and his
party will be met at the union
passenger station by President Col
lier and the directors and the cere-
monial committee Of the exposi-
ton. The Gate City Guard will es-
cort the president and the men,
bers Of his party to their quarters.
Wednesday morning the presi-
dent will be escorted to the exposi-
ton. The escort will form in line
at 10 o'clock on Pryor street with
the Gate City Guard in the van and
with the following famous military
organizations in line: First COM
pony OF the governors Foot Guard,
of Connecticut; Fourth regiment Of
infantry, Virginia National Guard,
and 200 cadets from Virginia mill
tary institute; Asheville Light In
fantry; 100 cadets from the Univer-
sity Of Tennessee; Grimes Battery,
from Virginia; Burgesses Corps,
from Albany, N. Y. Three COVER
nors will take part in the parade
with their stats. Governor Charles
T. O'Farrell, of Virginia, with his
full staff, will arrive in the city
Monday night. Governor OWN
cent Coffin, OF Connecticut, with
his full staff, will arrive Sunday
and will remain in the city until
after Mr.. Cleveland's departure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
Boiler Explosion-No One Killed

/ MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. lS.-
About dark last night the boiler in
the rear Of the Exchange hotel ex-
ploded. The entire rear end of the
building was blown away; brick
and mortar filled the air for sever
al hundred yards in every direc-
ton. The shock was terrific, and
every house for several blocks away
was shaken. By miracle, no
lives were lost. The night engineer
was dangerously, but not fatally
wounded. No damage resulted to
the guests of the hotel. The dam
age will reach $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
viii Mrs. Mobiles Hang I?

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1S.-The re-
spite granted Mrs. Elizabeth No
bles by Governor Atkinson expires
today. This case has attracted as
much attention here as the case Of
Maria Barberi, in New York. Mrs.
Mobiles was convicted for tho muir
der OF her husband.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
FREE COLUMN
In the Sunday Morning Light

Persons wanting situations as clerks, Ia
borers, or other employment. are invited to
use our Sunday morning issue FREE of charge,
space allowed twelve to fifteen words; copy
to be handed in not later than Saturday even-
ing, clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found.
For Sale, etc., charged at rate Of one cent
word. Other business notices in this column
p cents for three lines each insertion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-18
wRENoHED FROM THE WIRES

strike.
Oklahoma editorial association
is junketing in Galveston.
Colorado guarantees Texas, New
Mexico and Oklahoma sheep.
Grilling & Co., of Conway, Ark,
assign, with SIS, 900 liabilities.
Louis Nashay, drunk, makes two
attempts to suicide at Denison.
Spain will dispatch 1900 ad-
ditional troops to Cuba next week.
Corporations holding lands about
Sabine Pass meet and elect officers.
Toolmakers in the Toledo, o., BIZ
cycle factories strike for 10 per cent
advance.
Pullman car company declares
the regular quarterly dividend Of
81 per share.
Tom Drew, a desperate charac-
ter, is brought to the Paris jaily
heavily ironed.
Culberson delays approving the
state contract for printing the re-
vised statutes.
Bankers convention in session
in Atlanta finishes business and at
tends barbecue.
Laredo opens the fiesta on the LIST
of November with bull fight and
chicken disputes.
Ray, of Waco, sues Robinson for
$4,000 DANCES, alleging malicious
charges in court.
Breach Bros, oldest mercantile
firm in Meridian, Miss, assign with
$4,000 liabilities.
Chicago chief of police is war
ring ON the saloons that do not
close at midnight.
The Mexican state OF Nueva
Leon abolishes the death penalty
for political offences. g.
American miners in Mexico are
murdered, by Indians or others
who were their guides.
Miss Anna White, Dallas, victim
of a broken heart through unre-
quilted love, is buried.
Waco makes another attempt at
an evening paper. 1t will be called
the Texas Evening News.
Editor Medill, of Chicago, will
present Lincoln park with 5000
bronze statue of Franklin.
Arkansas statutes will be sub
jceted to legal test upon the Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons question.
Mckinney was infested with
pickpockets during Yesterdays cir
Gus and scores were robbed.
Gen. Taylor, of the Arkansas
state guard, says that no glove
contest will take place in the state.
Duel between seven Cubans and
eleven Spaniards at Port Lima
leaves them all dead or desperate
ly wounded,
The New York Committee of
Seventy" present Chairman Laro-
cque a loving cup for his services
for non-partisan municipal govern
ment.
Frost sues at Fort Worth for val
liable coal lands in Parker county,
alleging fraud on the part of the
Texas and Rock Island coal and
stone company.
A Texarkana woman arrives in
Duluth in time to prevent the mar
riage OF her husband to young
daughter Of the clergyman who
was about to marry them.
Jim Corbett arrested and held in
$4,000 bond for premeditated as
sault upon Fitzsimmons. He re-
fuses to give the bond, is jailed
and habeas corpus proceedings in
stituted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31

DIED,
M'KINNEY-On Sunday December %,
1855, at li:s5 n. M, ELIZABETH, Tellct
OF Tho late Michael Mckinney, aged CT
years months and . days,
Funeral from her late residence, No, 2iOi
ChaplIno street. Tuesday morning In
Iterment At Falrmont. w, Va,
(Fairmont paper please eopyl
NEspI1"r-on Tuesday. December 81.
lS1j at o'clock a. m., MARTHA,
wife OF Robert Nebltt,
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
1HEY WILL NOT CONE.
The IInneS Men over tIiI Itiytr Appeal %
6iat. AfeIkit,1pY

Gov. Mckinley.
Much to the surprise Of the local ON
eiafs. word was received here Yesterday
that strohsnlder, Thompson and Boyd,
tho three men accused OF buncolng
Henry Beel6r. OF wayncshurg, Pn,, out
OF s., 900 at the Hotel Windsor here some
time ago, refused to come from Ohio
10 West Virginia even on The rcquisl-
lion papers, and had appealed 10 Gov,
MCKINLEY, of Ohio, TO go behind the re-
TURNS" and grant hearing hs to
whether they arc guilty OF q crime for
which a regulation can Justly issue.
Tho hearing has been set for WcdneR.
day. Prosecuting Attorney Howard Will
10 10 Columbus "a represent West Vlr-
ginln's interests.
When Capt. Bennett got the three
priaoncra at Cleveland, they were per-
foctly willing TO come to Wheeling
without any Formally. ~ least they
Enld they were when thoy not 10
bridgeport. however, they changed
their minds. and have since boon lodged
In The Lookup there. The requlsltlon pa
pora were iCourcd, and now the men
refuse to come without special henr-
Ing In their cnAc. or course the only
pnssiblr Inference lB'thnt they proporc
Ia take advantage OF amy possible tcch-
meal point or other chance 10 avoid
the Probability or conviction
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Did,

TO DO sure you get good Horse
Cover see that =. D, IL ON II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31

IN 1902 Mr. A. l.. doldwator, who
owns three retail drug Hlotra In Now
York city, having lcnthcd " the greet
value Of Chnmbcrlnln'n Cough Kennedy
for cOlda Group nnd whooplnR cough,
ordered supply Tor HIS cuBiQnlcra' II
met With Hu much favor thhl No. soon
found II noccmnty TO- order more nhl
durinr Tho winter sold over two gfotp
of lilo pmOdy ilc gHyR II gave the hcHt
bnilpfhcilnn II any cough euro no hnl
over handled For balO NJ 70 aiid W
cents per bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
A coy aUN OVER
On the Bsnwood Southern Electric Road
and BADLY Hart

Last night a boy eight years old,
named Powelson, was badly hurt at the
south end of BenwOod, ana as result
may lose leg. The repair wagon" Of
the BenwoOd Southern Electric Rail
road was passing, when the trolley wire
fell In front Of II and the boy ran out to
catch the wire The car ran over him,
throwing him down and running over
one leg, cutting and crushing II terri
bly,. The physicians could not tell the
exact extent OF his injuries last night,
Ha may have to have his leg cut on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
OUR PRICES
ALWAYS TEE LOWEST !!
NOW LOWER THAN EVER.

Ifyou are needing anything at all in Clothing we
can save you money
Our entire stock of Winter Suits and 0yercoats
for Men, Boys and Children at cost and below for
for the next thirty days
The open winter has left us with too many heavy
weight goods on hand, and sooner than carry them
over until next season. we have cut prices from 20 to
40per cent Some broken lots athalf price, Good,
reliable goods, but some sizes missing, Don't miss
this sale.
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NO HIGHER PRICES
THE ORDINANCE TURNED DOWN

The Manager Of the Company Cannot
Understand why the Petition was IL
nOrrd-Iltns Other business Worthy CT
Mention was Transacted, hut noIh
branches Secured Quorums without
plnlsulty-Tho nus ordered Paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31

fT will be- money well Invested TO bo'
Rln tho New Ycnr at Molaca business
Academy. Sec advertisements
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1T viii be money well Invested to be-
Gin the New Year at Noises Business
Academy, See advertisement.
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I HAVE something to toll you after
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Earthly Footsteps Of the Man Of Galilee

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-29
ow, Mr.. Chas. G. Lewis, are in Gin

ew, Mr.. Chas. G. Lewis, are in Gin
cinnati.
Miss Nan PEBBLES, who has been
on an extended visit to friends in
this county and Huntington, left
yesterday for her home in Mimi
esota.
Capt John Thornburg returned
yesterday from BarboursviIle, whore
he had been called on account of the
serious illness of his father, Thomas
Thornburg, Esq, who had received
a paryletic stroke of the left side.
This is the third attack he has had,
but we are glad to say he was much
better, when Capt. Thornburg left
him.
Mrs. Walter Moody. nee Gilmore,
of Point Pleasant, and little daughter
Gene, and mother in-law Mrs.
Moody, from Lynn, Mass, visiting
at Point Pleasant, accompanied by
Miss Carrie and Nell Gilmore of
Point Pleasant, were in the city to-
day calling on friends.-Gallipolis
Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-29
IdenlIife All Home.

Matrimony, according to"Babb's"
way of thinking, is the solving Of
many riddles. A loving marriage
and a home will blot out more an
archists than the police. A home
of ones own and baby in it, and
the proper management of that ba-
by so that its father believes that ii
spends most of its days thinking of
him and his great ability, win keep
more men out of mischief than all
the sermons that were ever written.
l once heard of woman who said
she didn't like babies-I never be.
lieved she was a woman; and from
that time on l distrusted her. One
may not be over found of children
twelve or fourteen years old, but
for woman not to like baby,
dear, little, helpless bundle of sweet
ness that relies entirely upon your
generosity, why, a woman who
doesn't like baby wouldn't like
dog, and woman who doesn't like
a dog wouldn't like man, and she
would be wrong all around. 1t is a
happy woman who has little baby
in her arms; an agreeable dog who
adores the baby, and who is waiting
for the master of the three to come
to dinner. One says the "master."
and then one smiles; because in any
properly conducted establishment
the master is that mysterious bund
lie of soft flesh and lace and lawn
which is held with such care, and
before which both man and dog bow
down in admiration. l wish women
understood better the great power
that motherhood is. L wish they
knew better how to use that power,
not only to make their children love
them, but to keep the love of their
usbands.-Secret Society Gossip.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-29
tFrom Thursdays Daily.J
OBSTRuUTING THE NAILS.

The AlayOr and Marshal of Mason City
Arrested and Brought Before Com
missioner Howard.
Some time ago, a negro mail car
sier between Pomeroy, Ohio, and
tbe Ohio River Railroad at Mason
City, while driving to the train with
rhe mail, drove onto the pavements
.of the town, and was arrested by
City Marshal John barnett, and
vas taken before Mayor C. W. Pa
den, who fined the mail carrier for
violating the city ordinance.
His arrest caused a failure to de-
liver the mail to the postal car, SO
it is claimed, and the train left
without the mail. The matter was
reported to the Postofice Depart
ment at Washington, and orders
we're issued to arrest the mayor and
marshal.
o. S. Marshal Cole, of Central
City, went up to Mason this morn
ing and arrested both Mayor Paden
and Marshal barnett, and brought
them to Point Pleasant.
In the afternoon yesterday they
were arraigned before U. S. Com
missioner IL. r. Howard, who held
them both to appear before the U.
S. Court at its next term at Park
ersburg in the sum of $3.50 each.
1t seems strange that men who
handle mails can trample town and
city ordinances under their feet, and
violate them with impunity, and
when arrested for their offenses,
they can shield themselves by the
claim that the "mails are being in
terfered with"
We don't believe anything will
come of this arrest, and when the
matter is properly and fairly
brought before Judge Jackson, he
will discharge the Mayor and Mar
shal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-29
FOR MURDEsl
The Negro Arrested Here.is
Murder. =


The negro, Chas. Ring
count of whose arrest aud il
ton in our Jail, we ment
terday, proves to be a
wanted for murder ut Il
He is a desperate charactd
Last night Constable D. VI
ton, of Caboll county, and
man John Peasc, Of Hu
came up in obedience to &
from our chief of police, al
tigated and found RingO
man they wanted.
He is charged with n e
two of his step children las
and throwing their bodies
Ohio river. One of the bod
found by a raftsman at
City, yesterday morning. .
dence against him is COZ
He is also charged with seve
berries. He will be taken
Huntington this morning
10 o'clock Ohio River Raifro,
and is in the hands of oa8c
will be apt to bold bin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-29
The Income Tax.

The income tax law was decided
unconstitutional by a close vote.
Five of the judges gave it as their
opinion that the law as an entirety
is uneonstitutional aud four of them
that it is not. The court declared
its adherence to the opinion hereto
fore announced that a tax on real
estate is a direct tax and therefore q
tax on an income derived from real
estate is a direct tax, 1t also de-
clared It's opinion to be that taxes
on personal property or the income
from personal property are direct
taxes. The third declaration of the
court is that the tax imposed by
sections % to 81 of the act so far as
it falls on the income of real estate
and personal property, being di,
rect tax within the meaning of the
constitution, and therefore uncon-
stitutional and void because NOT ap.
portioned according to representa-
ton, all those sections constituting
one entire scheme of taxation,are
necessarily invalid.
The suppositjoElsbat ustice Jack
son, who was not on the bench at
the first hearing on account of i'll
ness, would uphold the constitu-
tionality of the law, was correct.
Justice Shiras, who declared for the
constitutionality of the law on the
first hearing declared against it on
the second.
Five of the judges on the Supreme
court bench are Republicans and
four of them are Democrats. The
vote against the law, regarded from
a political standpoint, was cast by
three Republicans and two Demo,
Gratis.
However much the people of the
country may be divided on the
question of the justness of n tax
upon incomes of four thousand dol
lars or over, it seems to us that
there is no reason for division on
the proposition that all incomes of
the amount mentioned should be
taxed, or none should be.-Kanawha
Gazette.