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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
pITTsBtRG AND DROOKIyN.
one of the preft!est Games of Bali
Augusta Has Seen.

| Al (I' STA, GA. March 2J-The game
| this afternoon between Pittshurg and
| Brooklyn was one of the pretticst ever
| seen in Augusta up to the seventh inning.
| ~ that time the score was TO / in
| Bfooklyn's favor. Lucid weakened. and
| PittsburC jumped on him and lined out
twelve hits in the three remaining in
| ninss. They got 4 lead that Erookyn
| could never catch.
| There were 5J0 people on the grounds.
| lni al all times the enthusiasm was at
| high pitch.
| ColcolouGh pitched a fair game. giving
| eleven hits. II was by Pittsburg's luck
| in the seventh that she won the game. as
| Brooklyn clearly outplayed her Score:
K. n. T..
! Pittsburg ..........00l0O0406-l j. /
| BIocklyn ..........O OO2O3 O. , II >
Batteries. Colcolough and Susien; Lucia
| and Gr'u
AN CNINTERESTING GAME.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. March st.
LDuis opened here to-day for two games
with tna local team. 1t seemed 10 be an
of day with the Montgomerys, and they
played a lstless kind of game. The
Browns did not put up the best game
In the world. either. Score: K. ii. f.
NJ ntSOmcry .......................... T. ;
Batteries. Staley. Ehret and Twinsham:
Claussen, Sproat. and Rappoli
ANOTHER PRETTY GAME.
SAVANNAH GA. March o. Boston
defeated Washington In a well-playcl
game ot baseball here to-day by a score
of - 10 :. The game was one II the
prettiest Of the season. The fielding
OF the Boston team was superb not an
error being made. Long. OF Boston. got
home run over the fence. and brought
in the man before him. The umpires were
Dolan and Mercer. Score: H. H. H.
Boston .............0 > O2O25 1-l3 L o
Washington .....I % 3O0O0l-7 II .
Batteries: Dofan. Sullivan. Wilson. War
ner, and Tenny: Stocksdale, Anderson.
COogan, and Selbach.
THE ORIOLES WIN.
NEW ORLEANS. March 25.-The Balti-
more team defeated the local team to-
day in wel-contested game Score:
X. II. T..
bdltiu'ie 's.s'..ss...s .s.....s.........lV II :
~" orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries Kisslnger. Horner. and Clark;
Ely and Me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26

1.-THE Virginia running variety Of the
peanut. being most widely known and
most popular with the trade. may be
taken as the typical American peanut.
Its vines are large, with spreading
branches growing Hat on the ground
and bearing pods over almost their en-
tire length. The pods are white and
large Weighing about twenty-five pounds
10 the bushel.
THE Virginia bunch variety grows erect
and fruits near the taproot. but pro-
dUces pods very closely resembling those
described above.
There are two varieties in Tennessee
the white and red-the white closely re-
sembling the Virginia running variety.
and the red producing somewhat smaller
pcds, with kernels having dark-red
skn. This variety natures earlier than
the white. yields fewer pops, or imper-
feet pods, has less spreading habit ana
on account Of this difference In srowth'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
ALL THE PUGs IN CHICAGO.
John Sullivan is Disguised and Peter
Maher is More So.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4. "Parson"
Davies and the party he took to
Hot Springs returned from the seat
of war of words last night. John l..
Sullivan was in the party.
"Tm that sick and sore Of this
fighting burlesque that Pm COM
PEELED to stay over and rest out"
said Big John.
at amt so long ago that /
used to be in this fighting bust
ness myself aud say, / could al
ways find way to fight any fellow
that wanted to fight. / amt say
ing which one OF these fighters did
not want to fight, but it's sure
thing, one Of 'em was scared. You
can pick him out if you like. /
won't tell the one he is"
The ex.champion goes east today.
Peter Maher was more thorough
ly out of sorts at the fight tiasco
than anyone who has been to Hot
Springs: "I have been pulled
about from Europe to Dallas and
then to Hot Springs, all TO no pur.
purse" said he.
The Irish fighter left last night
for Pittsburg, where he says he will
look over the field with his hacker
and then take fresh start. Every
one who came in from the selected
battle ground tells the same story
Of two men fighting war Of words
when they should have been bat
thing somewhere for champion
shin
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
The Deed Was Done in Omaha.
The Victim a IL Year Old Girl.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov.-At 2 O'clock
this (MOnday) morning the police
found the dead body of Ida Gaskin,
aged IL, in vacant room on How
ard street. She had been raped
and then choked to death. She
had been missing since evening.
A man named Booker is under ar
rest.
Ida Gaskin's mutilated body was
found in a small outbuilding in
the rear of 1901 Howard street, in
the business district of Omaha, at
2 o'clock this morning. She had
been outraged and murdered.
Within an no ur Geo. Morgan, Ed.
Sanford and Henry Booker, all
young men, were in custody
charged with the crime. Ida Gas
kin was IL years old. Her mother,
a widow, lived in the third floor of
a tenement house at 1914 Howard
street. Ida was missed from her
home early in the evening. Her
mother searched for her but failed
to find any trace of her. At about
IL o'clock she reported to the police
station that her daughter had dis
appeared, when the police began a
search for her. Three hours later
a rigorous investigation led to the
arrest of Booker on suspicion.
While all were out of the room
save Mrs. Gaskin, her little son
and Bee reporter the little boy
said: 81 know who killed Ida"
Upon being questioned he said that
during the afternoon "George and
Ed sent me upstairs to tell Ida
they wanted her." The reporter
learned that George and Ed"
were George Morgan and Ed San
ford and that they occupied rooms
on the floor below. Hurriedly
calling an officer, the reporter Sc
cured the arrest of the pair. At
the station, most damaning evil
dence was found on Morgan's
person.
The little girl was choked to
death, her throat showing plainly
where the cruel fingers had left
their imprint. Booker is driver
of a coal wagon and had been a
friend of the Gaskin family. Nor
gan is a collar maker by trade, but
has been out of employment for
some time. Sanford works for the
Crane Elevator company. 1t is the
opinion of the police that the case
is conclusive against Morgan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
YANKED OUT OF YoAKUM.
LIGHT Special.

LIGHT Special.
YOAKUM, Nov. There will be
something new in this city soon,
when Rev. Coleman, recently re-
turned from the holy Land will
lecture under the auspices OF the
Masonic lodge, and he is Baptist
preacher.
A handsome two story brick
store is one OF the improvements
on Front street that will shortly
be seen there. The buildings
under way are all being pushed to
completion. There is no indica-
ton that the building craze has
come to an end, for new houses
are going up all over.
The Graphic wagon and equip
ment that is to be given away on
Thanksgiving day is regular
beauty and the voters appreciate
the opportunity.
Rev. Woller of the Methodist
church has been transferred to the
North Texas conference and next
Sunday will close his two years
pastoral work in this city. He
leaves behind him host of friends
whose best wishes attend him to
his new field.
Shipments OF beef cattle have
been quite generous through this
station Of late.
The benefit drama, "Man and
Master" postponed on account Of
the weather is again announced
for Tuesday, the 9Th inst. 1t will
draw a good house.
1t is rather late in the season
for mad dogs, but one was killed
near l.. B. Green's residence,
middle of this week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Shot on General Principles

WYNNE, Ark, Nov. About
ten days ago Albert England, a
white man, who claims Cross coun-
ty as his home, broke into a store
at Vilonia, Ark, a small inland
town 20 miles west of Beebe, and
stole $25 worth OF goods. He went
to Beebe and purchased trunk in
which he concealed the stolen
goods. He then bought a ticket
and had the trunk checked 80
Wynne. He was afterward located
by officers from Vilonia and ar
rested. He was brought to Wynne
and turned over to the officials
who took him to Vilonia and
turned him over to the authorities
there. He had his preliminary trial
on Saturday and was bound over
to the circuit court. At 2 o'clock
Saturday morning mob took
England from the officers and shot
him to death. He had been in
several shady transactions in this
part Of the country and bore a bad
reputation. In the preliminary
trial England claimed that he stole
the clothing for his children, but
his wife and children have had
nothing to do with him and have
lived apart from him for a long
time owing to his wrong doing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
THE VANDERBILT WEDDING.
Rehesrsing the Ceremony Without
the Duke.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-Women for
the most part make up the steady
stream of the curious who pass the
house of Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt daily. Probably nothing in
this city attracts so many sight
seers as the home of the young
woman who will on Wednesday
next become the Duchess OF Marl-
borough. 1t must not be supposed
that no men have been attracted
there. They are numerous and
their curiosity is keen. The women
are generally well dressed but
there are many who evidently
come for the purpose to New York,
many Of the promenaders lining
the house hoping to catch glimpse
OF the bride-elect.
The rehearsal of the wedding
will take place this (Monday) az
ternoon in st. Thomas church.
There is some speculation as to
whether the Duke Of Marlborough
will take part in it, because he
once said that he did not approve
of wedding rehcarsals, and cared
to go through the ceremony only
once. 1t has been arranged that
Miss Katherine Duera and Miss
Elsa Bronson will leadsthe bridal
procession. Then will come Miss
May Goblet and Miss Laura Jay,
Miss Daisy Post and Miss Evelyn
Burden, Miss Morton and Miss
Mary Winthrop. Miss Vanderbilt
will enter the church with her
father.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will drive from
the Metropolitan club to the house
at 22nd street and Madison avenue,
and thence to the church with his
daughter.
After the rehearsal the brides
maids will go with Miss Wander
bilt to her home where they will
have a peep at the presents and
then drink tea with her. Col. and
Mrs. William Jay will give a din
ner in the evening in honor OF Miss
Vanderbilt and the Duke at their
home, which is next door to Mrs.
Vanderbilt's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Bold Burglars Arrested.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 4.-Special-
A. H. Houston and Ben Smith
were arrested this morning at
Round Rock by Deputy Marshall
Armfield and turned over to Sher-
if Purl, and are now here III jail.
They were identified by parties
from Taylor, as having entered the
residence of Mr.. Osburnes during
families absence. JeweIry stolen
was found on their person. Hous-
ton is from Austin and Smith from
Savannah, Ga.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Baseball Changes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-It is an
nounced that the New York base
ball club has drafted Frank Con-
naughton, Of the Kansas City club
of the western league. In 1894 this
player was a member Of the Bos-
ton team, were he played 80 games
at short while Long was disabled
and had percentage o. ,90l, As a
batsman he had an average OF 1897.
The Bostons let him 60 west be-
cause they had superfluity OF
players.
Baltimore is surprised with the
news that the Orioles first
baseman, Carey, is to be put on the
bench next season. Hanlon's de-
sire is to purchase the release Of
Cartwright, of Washington, to take
Carey's place on the nine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
VIII Not Scramble for It.

New YORK, Nov. AGO. Pack
ard, OF Toledo, Ohio, is at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. He has acquired a
national reputation as man who
refused to allow any politicians or
business men to sign his applica-
tion for the post of custom collec-
tor for the northern district Of
Ohio. Residents of Toledo and
other cities and members Of con-
gress have offered to sign his ap-
plicstion, but he says the present
method is wrong in principle. He
spent &c for postage stamp
and refuses to spend any more
money in office seeking. Mr.. Pack
ards friends say that he might
have been appointed long ago if he
had allowed them to urge his
appointment on the president, but
he says that while he would not
object 70 the office he does not ap-
prove OF scrambling for it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
THE REGATTA OPENS.
Favorites in the Pool Room-Pro-
gram Tomorrow.

AUSTIN, Nov. Especial. -
Austin is fast filing up with
strangers anxious to witness the
championship events in the big
regatta that opens up here today.
The Driskill, where the regatta
headquarters are situated, and
where the professional oarsmen
are holding forth, is hotbed of
sports from all over the country.
Betting is already going on lively.
Pools sell to win In single scull
championship, even on Gaudaur;
s to ) on Teemer; . to on Peter
son, to l on Hanlon; 1 to l on
Barry.
On the double scull champion
ship. To win: to on Peterson
and Hanlan; 3 to 2 on Gaudaur
Brothers s to on Bubear and
Barry; 2 to on Teemer and Rog-
ers.
On the four-oared race. To win:
4 to 5 on England even on America.
The program for today is:
First event-First heat between
English scullers in single scull
boats, the first two over the line to
row in the contest for the single
scull championship trophy and
$1,000 purse. Entries: Geo. Bubear,
w. Haines, j. Wingate and w.
Barry.
Second event-Single scull race
for amateur championship OF
Texas; prize, diamond medal. En-
tries E. Paggi, j. Martin, @. Page.
Third event-Trial heat double
sdull race of American double
scullers, first in to row the win
of the English heat for worlds
double scull championship and
ST, 900 purse. Entries, j. Gaudaur,
stroke and G. Gaudaur, bow; John
Teemer,lbow and r. Rogers, stroke.
III. Peterson, stroke and Ed. Han
Ian, bow.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. Especial
All morning trains have brought
big crowds into the city and every
thing is suspicious for the regatta
opening. In the American
double scull this afternoon Jake
and Charley Gaudaur are favorites
in the pool rooms for first place,
with Ras. Rogers and Jno. Teemer
a close second.
In the English single, Bubear
and Wingate are at about even
money on first place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Portugal at Potsdam.

New YORK, November A
special to the Herald from Berlin
says: In the course OF short con-
versation the King OF Portugal ex-
pressed the satisfaction he felt at
the more than cordial reception ac-
corded to him at Potsdam. With
reference to the question of Vene-
zuela arbitration, it can be stated
on the bass authority that no pro-
possl has so far been received by
the kaiser inviting him to arbi-
trate the dispute between Great
Britain and the South American
republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
New Chinese Minister.

New YORK, Nov. A special
to the World from Washington
says: II is rumored in diplomatic
circles that there will be change
in the Chinese legation and that
the successor of the present minis
ter, Yang Yu, has already been Sc
lected. The new representative Of
China, will be Kin, ex-Tatai Of
Shanghai. 1t is regarded as quite
probable that Yang Yu will be re-
called early in the summer Of next
year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Big Mortgage Foreclosure.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. r.
The suit of the United State Trust
company to foreclose the first
mortgage on the Atlantic and Pa
cific railroad will be argued in the
United States court in this city
next Tuesday. The Trust company
holds as trust $l6,500,000 of the
first mortgage bonds and hopes to
become the owner OF the road in
case the property is sold. This ac-
ton grows out of the decision Of
the court about two months ago re-
fusing to grant the motion for sep
arate receivers for the Atlantic and
Pacific.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Rich Bonanza Ore,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Nov. 4.
In the Air Heart lease Of the An
choria Leland company's claim at
Cripple creek, six inch streak of
bonanza ore has just been encount-
cred at a depth Of 232 feet. Several
samples from a half ton OF the
rich ore assay $27, 240.S0 to the ton.
The strike is one of the most
marvellous yet made in the gold
camp. Running along with this is
another seven inch streak that as
says 80 ounces to the ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Unknown to White Men.

NEW YORK, NOVA special to
the Herald from Washington says t:
Prof. w. J. MCGEE, chief anthro-
pologist OF the bureau of ethnology,
left Washington few days ago on
what will probably prove one of
the most interesting expeditions
ever sent out by the department.
Prof. MCGEE intends, il possible, to
visit the stronghold of the Seri In
dams on Tiburon island, a rocky
bit of territory in the gulf Of Cali
fornia nominally a possession OF
Mexico, but practically possession
of the Seri Indians. 1t is a spot
that has never been visited by
Whifa men
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Crew of Burning Bark Saved.

New YORK, Nov. A special to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres
says: The German steamer Anto-
nita has arrived here from Ham
burg. Her captain reports that on
October Is, latitude 4.25, she spoke
the German bark Kiandra. On
board the bark were the mem bers
of the crew OF an American
schooner loaded with lumber
which was burned at sea. The
Kiandra refused provisions and aid.
The bark is bound from Chatham,
n. B., for this port, and upon her
arrival the name OF the American
will be learned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Latin. American League,

New YORK, Nov. IA special to
the Herald from Panama, Colom-
bia, says: Col. A. l.. Rivas, who
recently resigned his seat as gen.
eral superintendent Of the Panama
railroad, leaves for New York at
once. He has been eight years on
the isthmus and his departure is
generally regretted.
The Herald's correspondent in
San Salvador telegraphs that the
parliamentary party has issued a
circular, inviting all Latin-Ameri-
can countries to form an interna-
tional league, to wage commercial
war against oppression OF Euro
pean influence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Earthquake Shock and Sink.

SAN LUIS PoTosI, Mex, Nov. A.
A remarkable story is reported
from Santa Catarina district, in
this state. A slight shock Of earth
quake was felt and it was immedi-
ately followed by the sinking Of
a large area Of ground. In one
place the ground for a distance Of
about a mile and a half wide sank
over 500 feet. The noise caused by
the falling in of the ground was
heard for a hundred miles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Japs TO Lay Cables.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Japanese
Government has ordered 500 miles
OF submarine cable from the Tele-
graph Construction and Main
tenance Company, this, it is under
stood, being intended for tele-
graphic communication between
Japan and Formosa. The Japan
csc have determined to lay this
cable themselves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
Shot the Conductor.

ERIE, Pa, Nov. 4.--Richard Bar
nett, Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern conductor was seriously
shot last evening by train robbers
who lay in ambush. Barnetts
train was approaching the city and
he had his head out Of the window.
Barnett's home is in Colinwood,
Ohio, but he was brought to the
hospital. Officers are out securing
the country for the despersdoes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
WREN oHED FROM THE WIRES

Arcadia, Iowa, is burning up, and
no hope Of saving it.
Destructive prairie fires are
raging near Whiting, Ind.
Postmaster Norwood, of Bowie,
is dead. He was an old citizen.
Atlanta postpones Cuban day at
the request of President Cleveland.
Governor Culberson's mother is
seriously ill at her home in Jeffer-
son.
Extensive fields of superior coal
have been found in New Found
land.
Pennsylvania coal miners return
to work under promise Of increased
wages.
Wreck on the Katy near WaXa-
hatchie kills one man and injuries
several.
The pugilist excitement is all
over and the parties have left
Arkansas.
Spain will dispatch $4,000 addi-
tional troops to Cuba, and more If
necessary.
Three men burned to death in
sweat shop fire in Pelham street,
New York.
Three unsuccessful attempts to
burn the "Speed Home" orphanage
in Cleveland, o.
Groua foors .ra an+art,ipaJ ,hot
the Whaling fl. ct will be hemmed
in by arctic ice.
Holmes is quietly spending time
in his cell and shows no sign OF
breaking down.
Kalamazoo saloons close for two
hours to accommodate a revivalist
prayer meeting.
A stowaway, named Denny, is
stabbed to death standing in a
Galveston saloon.
General election fight occurs at
Shady Grove, Ken, and several are
shot, two fatally.
John Cadman. uncle Of Mrs.
Cleveland, will succumb to his
injuries at Chicago.
Eighteen mules burned in the
coal mine stable of the Dorrance
mine, Pennsylvania.
Bette Shields, fired at by her
jealous lover, at Charleston, w. Va,
shoots him full Of holes.
Populist and republican leaders
in Ohio deny that they are mon
keying with the A. P. A.
Baltimore and Ohio train Jumps
the track near Wheeling and two
are killed. Others will die.
Politics are hot in Kentucky,
Ohio and New York, where the
contests take place Tuesday.
Schedule time between Chicago
and Atlanta is now two minutes
less than twenty-three hours
1t is reported that 5000 insur-
gents from Msntanzas have joined
the Cubans within forty days.
Mrs. Helen Langdons, Cleveland,
o., takes the kerosene route and
her family have a narrow escape.
A severe earthquake at sea is re-
ported by ship returned from Alas
kan waters, occurring October "a.
The excitement through Turkey
on account of the Armenian COM
mission is intense, and more
trouble is imminent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
National Horse Show.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-On Mon
day, November IL, the National
Horse Show association of Amer
lea will open its eleventh annual
exhibition, and though certain
classes lack the entries OF former
years, the total number of horses
nominated exceeds that of any
former exhibition,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04

The funeral of Isadore To-
cherer took place yesterday, from
the Catholic Home for the Aged
and Infirm, on South Flores street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04

or. Miles Pain Pills are guaranteed 10 SeoA
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