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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Doing the Old World up Brown

NEW YORK, June 27.-On board
the steamship Berlin, which sailed
yesterday for Southampton, Is a
company of one hundred Presby.
terrain clergymen and laymen who
will spend eight or ten weeks in
visiting the scenes OF interest In
the old world connected with the
early history OF their church. The
Berlin carries another company OF
one hundred designated as a
church music party, who are to
visit the principal musical centres
and cathedral cities of England,
France, Switzerland, Belgium and
Holland. The pilgrims will be
landed at Queenstown while the
church music party will proceed to
Southampton. In the latter party
are: Mrs. L. w. Bingham, Miss G.
E. Bingham, Cleveland; j. Bird,
Mrs. ]. Bird, Marietta, Ohio; Mrs.
]. G. Butler, III. M. Butler, -Youngs-
town, o.; d. ID. Avis, Cincinnati,
o.; Miss M. McKeowan, Youngs-
town, o.; ]. Miller, Norfolk, Va;
Miss A. NJ. Monroe, Elyria, o.; A.
j. Showalter, Dalton, Ga; Charles
S. Skilton, Salem, n. c.; Mrs. Hat
tie Starr, Cleveland, o.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
California on Hama Early.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The first
delegation of sharpshooters to the
First National Schuetzenfest,
which will be opened here next
Saturday and continue until July
s, has arrived in this city and re-
ceived royal welcome from the
officers OF the Buud and the recep-
ton committee. The delegates
came from California. They are
the champions OF the Pacific coast
and were selected from the Ger
man-American Schuetzen asso-
Citations OF the far western metrop.
oils. With them were several
American rifiemen with excellent
records who will be Joined later by
other marksmen. The California
crack shots now here are William
SHREVEPORT, August Jungblut, H.
Beudel, F. B. Scuster, George AL
bers, Max Schsb, H. NJ. Widen,
George Helm, Adolph Strecker,
Emil Bloedau, F. o. Young and d.
B. Faktor, the latter being the vice.
president OF the San Francisco
Schuetzenvereu and acting cap
tain of the German-American dele.
CATION. Mr.. Young is a member OF
the San Francisco Rifle club and
will try and win some OF the big
events.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
France Attempting To Restore the
Commercial Relations With
Switzerland and Stop
the Tariff War.

the Tarin war.
NEW YORK, June 27.-A special
to the World from Paris, says:
an. Hanotaux, the minister Of
foreign affairs, introduced in the
Chamber OF Deputies bill modi-
flying the commercial relations be-
tween France and Switzerland. The
bill is designed to put an end to
the taria war between the two
countries. The modification takes
the form of a reduction of the
French tariff on watches, clocks,
machinery, cheeses and silks, but
manufactured cotton is expressly
excluded.
Not only Switzerland, but all
countries having commercial trea-
ties with France, containing the
''most favored nation clauses, will
be in on the reduction. Since the
rupture OF commercial relations
with witzerland in 1892, France
has lost l4,600,000 francs, ($2, $780,
O00), annually. Switzerland's loss
Is Ill uCu less. ht ucW az tCOluOhb
is due to the energy OF M. Barrere,
the French ambassador to Berne.
The bill will probably be ratified
soon.
Charles Borgeaux, an eminent
Swiss jurist, says that Switzerland
is much less willing than France
to accept a new treaty, for CONNER
cial equilibrium has been secured,
and outlets, chiefly German, for
Swiss products, had been found
since 1892.
The French governmental press
is carrying on strong campaign
in favor OF the measure. Even If
the arrangement is definitely con-
cluded, France will have difficult
ty in ousting the Germans from
the Swiss markets. Immediately
after the rupture in 1892, the Ger
mans exerted themselves to secure
the Swiss trade, and completely
succeeded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Haryard's Four Hundred

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 2.-
The class of '95, at Harvard was
graduated yesterday. Shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock President Scott
with the fellow overseers, facul-
ties and their officers, Gov. Green
halge and staff and Boston Ian
GERS, together with the alumni,
their guests, escorted the senior
class to Sanders theatre where the
orations were delivered and de-
grees conferred. The graduating
class numbers nearly 400, there
being 3S3 degrees of,A. B. confer
red and "a degrees OF S. B.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
DID ENGLAND BUY 1T !?
RUM0R THAT HARDEN-HIOKEY HAS
SOLD HIS PRIVATE GOVERN
MENT TO GREAT BRITAIN,
His United States Agents, Who
Have Been Recruiting for His
Island Are Out of Sorts at
the News and Will Wait
Developments.

NEW YORK, June 27,-The
Herald says: There are we'll de-
fined rumors floating around in
diplomatic circles that the home
made island kingdom Of Baron
Harden. Hickey in the South At
lantic ocean, has been seized by
England. Baron Harden Hickey
is son-in-law OF the Standard oil
millionaire, John HI. Flagler. He
was born in California Al years ago,
has been a Partisan editor but was
exiled from France on account of a
cartoon. 1t was on one OF his many
voyages that the baron discovered
his kingdom, trinidad l." There
were no inhabitants there when he
first found the island. In the
spring Of last year, the baron
raised his flag and proclaimed him.
self the lawful ruler. His agents
in the United States began to rally
recruits around the royal standard.
Currency and postage stamps were
printed, laws were made ana a
navy was secured in the shape OF
an old bark which, while not en-
ployed in the defense Of TriDidad's
solitary port, carried the mails
over to Brazil. King Hickey was
and is a Buddhist and he tried to
pattern the kingdom on the princi-
Piles of the gentle Guatama. He
Instituted the "Order de Cheva-
liere" for his subjects, and ordered
supply of gay golden crosses with
which to recompense letters, arts,
science and industries. The next
news from the little kingdom OF
Hickey will be awaited with anx'
ious interest by many people in
New York and the work Of procur'
ing subjects with self made king
which has been going on In this
city, will be stopped until some in
definite information Is received.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Mexico After the Indians.

CITY OF MEXICO, June N.-The
war department is engaged in &C
tive preparations for another
campaign against the rebellious
Yucatan Indians. Large bodies OF
infantry ard cavalry has been con-
centrated at the towns OF Be-
canchen and Bacalar, in southern
Yucatau, and others are being put
in readiness for marching from
Merida, the capital. The people
of the Yucatan are enthusiastic
over the movement to permanent
ly subject the troublesome rebels,
have long caused the southwestern
peninsula of Mexico to be Stunned
by commerce and other enter
prises afraid to risk robbery and
death in region exceedingly rich
In mahogany, dye-woods and other
natural products. The twenty
second battalion and other bodies
of troops have been detailed to
lead in the campaign.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Fatal Fun With Powder.

OMAHA, Neb., June 27.-The ex'
plosion OF a miniature cannon at
the Missouri Pacific round house
last night resulted in the death OF
E. n. Dedrick and the fatal wound
ing OF George Watt, railroad EN-.
ployees. The men were amusing
themselves with a turntable bolt
which they had drilled in such a
manner as to load with heavy
charge OF powder. When it was
fired, pieces OF the iron bolt flew
in every direction. One OF the
pieces struck Dedrick, tearing of
the top of his head. He died in
stantly. Another piece of the inn
proyised cannon struck Watt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
merican-German Union.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The wedding
of Miss Rose Marston to Baron Ru-
dolph Schutzbar-M icheling was
celebrated last night at Grace Epis-
copal church. Miss Marston is a
young woman Of great beauty, and
met the groom first in Madrid,
Spain, where both were guests at a
brilliant diplomatic ball. Today's
wedding is the elimination OF a
courtship continuing during the
Worlds fair in Chicago.
The baron is the only living rep
resentative Of an old family, hav-
ing several estates in Germany.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
ST. LOUIS DRILL.
PREPARATIONS ABOUT COMPLETED
FOR THE OPENING.
The Program-The Sponsors-The
Governors and Their Stats.
The Companies Entered.
Texas Sends Two.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The work OF
arranging for the prize drill and
military encampment at the Fair
grounds, beginning next Monday,
is progressing rapidly.
Col. Guinzberg, Of the governors
staff, has received a number Of let
tiers from prominent men accepting
invitations to be present; among
them Gov. w. A. Richards, Of Wyo-
ming, and Gov. o. A. Holcomb, Of
Nebraska, who will attend accom-
panied by their entire stats. July
6 will be governors day. General
Edward Meany, judge advocate
general, will represent Gov. Worth,
Of New Jersey. A feature OF the
occasion will be the young lady
sponsors.
A committee consisting of Col.
James Butler, Robert E. Filley and
d. g. McNair is arranging for the
maids Of honor, who will be promi-
nent in the society Of the city.
The names will be given out in a
few days. The program OF the
week will be:
Monday-Parade of all comp
mics, dress parade and introduction
of young lady sponsors.
Tuesday-Official inspection OF
com mands by the regular army
judges.
Wednesday-The grand inter
state drill.
Thursday-The Fourth artillery
drill, sham battle, fire works and
pyrotechnical displays.
Fridsy-Zouave drill.
Saturday-Maiden drill.
Saturday afternoon--Review OF
the troops by Governor Stone and
visiting governors and notsbles.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures
Sunday neutrality-suspicious. ser.
vices by DR.. John Snyder, captain
and chaplain first regiment.
Sunday MISUNDERSTANDING OF
prizes.
The visiting companies will be.
gin to arrive Sunday morning and
will 60 into camp under rigid dis
cipline Immediately. The follow
ing commands have signified, their
intention of being here to drill for
the prizes, amounting to $4,000,
which have been offered by the
Fair association:
Chicago Zouaves; Dallas Artille,
ry; Ordway Rifles, of Washington,
D. c.; Fort Wayne, Ind, Rifles
Fletcher Zouaves, OF Little Rock,
Ark; Company g, Of Joplin, Mo.
Hale Zouaves, OF Kansas City; In
dianapolis Light Artillery; Rock.
Vile, Ind, Battery; Louisiana
Grays, OF New Orleans; Lima City,
Ohio, Guard; Mccarthy Light
Guard, Of Little Rock; Omaha
Guard Pershing Rifles, Of Lincoln
Neb.; Phoenix Light Infantry, OF
Dayton, Ohio; Bullene Guard, OF
Kansas City; Belknap Rifles, OF
San Antonio, Texas; Governors
Guard, of Austin, Texas; Fort
Smith, Ark, Fencibles; Aurora,
ILL.,, Zouaves Battery B, Louisiana
Field Artillery, Of New Orleans,
and Walsh Zouaves, st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
A Broad Irish Manifesto.

LONDON, June 27.-The National
Liberal Federation manifesto says
that Home Rule is the first and
foremost of the measures to be
pushed, and they also mentioned
the employers liability bill; the
WEIGH church disestablishment
bill; !. the Irish land bill; the one
man and one vote bill; the local
veto bill Qocal option y the fac
tories and workshop bill and
sweeping reform for jewellers In
towns and countries are demanded
in the interest of the whole nation.
Perhaps the most important
feature OF all in the manifesto Is
the insistency that the policy form
ulated in the Leeds program shall
be persevered in until it is estab-
lished beyond all questions that
where the two houses OF Parlia-
mnet come in conflict the will OF
the representative chamber shall
prevail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
ANOTHER BRIGGS CASE.
A Lutheran Pastor Who Speaks for
Christian Liberty.

Christian Liberty.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-There
seems a likelihood that the cele-
brated case OF DR.. Briggs, the dis
tinguished Presbyterian minister,
may be to some extent paralleled
in the Lutheran church synod.
Rev. ]. G.. Butler, pastor of the
Luther Place Memorial church, in
this city, who was removed from
the presidency of the board of mis-
sions at the recent meeting Of the
General Synod at Hagerston, and
who has been a member of the
board since 1876, and president
since 1883, has issued a statement.
He outlines the difference between
the general synod and the general
Lutheran bodies. The former, he
says, is progressive and in hearty
sympathy with all evangelical
churches. The other Lutheran
bodies antagonize it as un-Lu-
theran and too broad.
DR.. Butler states:
"The General Synod everywhere
stands for open pulpits and open
communion tables, or, it Is super
fluous to say, your paster would
not stand in a Lutheran pulpit,
nor Is there any power In
the Lutheran church anywhere to
restrain him or you in the exercise
Of this Christian liberty. The con-
tention among US is as between the
divine light Of the early reforma-
ton period, and the fuller light Of
today upon the dawn OF the twen-
tieth century. The office of your
pastor is simply that Of pastor Of
the Memorial church Of the Evan
gelist. He has vigorously resisted
this medieval reaction. That is
allv
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
John LIS Big Benefit.

NEW YORK, June 27.-This even
ing, at Madison Square Garden,
the once invincible John l.. Sulli-
van will be rendered testimonial
which will probably be the great
est tribute ever paid to a pugilist,
in the shape of a monster benefit.
Among the pugilistic stars who
have promised to spar at the bene-
fit, are James j. Corbett, Bob Fitz-
simmons, and many others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
BANKS AND BANKERS.
LOCKWOOD NATIONAL BANK.
sANFANToNIo, TEXAS.
J. LOCKWOOD, Pres; j. MUIR. JR., Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Epworth League.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June H.--
One of the greatest events In reli-
gious circles of the present year
will be the International Epworth
League convention, which COM
mences here today. 1t will be
composed of $4,000. delegates, repre-
senting more than 100000 men,
bers OF the Epworth League, and
includes the Methodist Episcopal
church, the M. E. church south,
and the Methodist church OF Cans
da. The last international con-
vention Of the young people OF
Methodism was held in Cleveland
two years ago, and was a notable
event among the great conventions
which have been held in that city ;
but the approaching convention in
the south will easily eclipse all it's
predecessors. The Epworth League
is an aggregation of several young
peoples societies which were
happily combined several years
ago, and with the energy and in
f1uence of the great churches back
of the organization, it has had a
growth and development unpre-
cedented. The name "Epworth" is
used in honor of the birth place of
John Wesley.
Here is the program for today's
opening exercises: Welcome adj
dresses For the city, g. w. Ochs,
editor Chattanooga Times;" for
the churches, DR.. McFerrin. Re-
sponses For the south, Bishop
Hendrix for the north, Bishop Vim
cent; for Canada, Premier Boswell.
Reports OF secretaries For the
south, DIR. Steel for the north, DIR.
Schell. Night meeting-Love feast,
Bishop Fitzgerald ; sermon, Bishop
Galloway; Lords supper by all the
bishops.
The second day there will be de.
partment conferences in the morn
ing, and the same in the afternoon,
with secular help" meetings. al
night the gospel in rural neighbor.
hoods and the disciplining of ma
tions will be discussed. The third
day will be made up Of department
conferences and religious exercises,
The Epworth League is not to be
thought OF as an antagonist of the
Christian Endeavor Society. There
are two great lines Of church polity
the one Episcopal, the other Con-
gregational. The Christian En-.
deavor society is Congregational
In its genesis and polity, and for
Methodists to have their young
people trained upin the CoRgrega-
tional polity would have been to
have them trained out instead OF
into her own household. Hence the
necessity Of her own system was
apparent to all; and the marvel
lous success OF the Epworth
League is but practical evidence Of
the wisdom of its organization.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Lanan Must Fight Russia.

LONDON, June 27.-Dispatches
received here from Shanghai say
that high officials who are well In.
formed express the opinion that
war between Russia and Japan
over Corea will break out before
the end of the next three months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27
Ohio Pugs to Fight.

NORTH BALTIMORE, June N.-
Yank Kenney, OF Detroit, and Gus.
Rubin, Of Akron, are matched to
fight to a finish at this place to-
day. The fight promises to be q
stiff one, Rubin having won every
battle he has been in.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-27

Some new music will appear
In next Sundays paper.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
THE UNITED BRETHREN.
Interesting and Dedicatory Services at
That Church Sunday

Interesting and Dedicatory Services az
That Church Sunday.
Bishop e. B. Kephart, of Baltimore,
preached Sunday morning in tho United
Brethren Church, on Franklin road,
taking for his subject 1.-The Coming
Universal Reign of Christ" At the
close OF his sermon the small debt OF
the church was OVER provided fer in q
very few minutes, and the Bishop pro
ceeded to dedicate the church.
At the close of the dedication the
Bishop said that this was the banner
congregat ton in raising money. He also
advised the congregation of the ability
and general competency OF their pastor,
and urged the congregation to stand by
him.
At 1880 o. m. the bishop preached
again on "Knowing and Believing" to
an appreciative congregation. Both OF
the bishops sermons were indicative OF
his universal knowledge, deep thought
and logical conclusion.
On account of an unexpected summon
to Ohio, the bishop cancelled his lecture
Nor last night, and left on the 1O:4O
train for Cincinnati.
\The bishop will likely pass through
the city in Deem Der. and, IL time per
n}its, will stop and deliver his cele-
bfated lecture on "Vesuvius, Pompeii
end Rome"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Marie Wainwright.

There should be large and fashions
BILE audience ct tho Academy of Music
next Saturday night, November I6. to
see the always welcome and pleasing
Marie Wainwright in her latest success,
aRorgeously costumed revival OF Sheri-
dan Knowles most famous comedy,
THE Love Chase " The company ia
still headed by Nathaniel Hartwig, and
has been greatly streng theneu for this
piece by tho addition Of Barton Hill and
Hattie Russell. Miss wainwright as
the heroine, Constance, has made one Of
the most brilliant successes of her hon
orable career, and was unanimously
praised by the best critics Of the New
York and Brooklyn press Miss VAIN
wright will speak an epilogue, written
EXPIRE sly for her by Julian Magnus, and
the performance will end with gevotte
danced by all the principals.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Jackets and Capes.

Our success In this depart.
ment has been phenomenal. 1t
Is a universal opinion that we
have the correct garments as
to FIT, QUALITY AND
PRICE.
Our Sc 50 and $40 PLUSH
CAPES, trimmed with the
best fur, with beads and braid,
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are also showing q most beau
tiful line Of Ladies' Jackets, In
beaver, boucle and astrachan.
A perfect fit guaranteed with
all our jackets. We are also
showing q complete line of
Children's and Misses Jackets
at unusual low prices.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Goa rs,

TtlERE Is ONE FACT THAT EVERY
BODY COMEDIES AND that l. we arc Cloak
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proven ourselves full worthy OF the dis
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Actual 'aluc 81, Ut $685.
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t.aG!cs short Polar Chinchilla Jackets, very
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Awaiting Regulation PAPERS.

City Sergeant It. R. Tillett received
telegram from Governor O'Ferrall
yesterday stating that Governor Mcr
Corkle. Of West Virginia, would make
requi!ition for VIM. Smith, colored, and
for the authorities here 10 hold him
Smith is charged with having assaulted
Norfolk and Western conductor at
Oakvale about five weeks ago. He was
arrested by D. o. and w. G. Baldwin
near Elliston last week and has since
that time been lodged in the city iail
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Mrs. Green Paralyzed.

Mrs. Green, the wife Of James g..
Green, brother of e. 8. Greene, the
jeweler, suffered a stroke of paralysis
about noon Sunday, which extended
throughout the entire left side. She
Is very low and ut o late hour last night
1t was thought that she could not live
until morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
at Calvary Church.

DR.. Broughton preached an interest
ing sermon Sunday morning at Calvary
Church upon Goods Call to the Be-
lever" At night ho preached his
second anniversary sermon to very
large congregation, taking for his text
the 9Th verse OF the 10Th Psalm. "The
Lines Have Fallen in Pleasant Place -"
and Exodu 14:l5. go Forward"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
In tho Circuit Court.

The November term OF the circuit
court com % enced yes erday, Judge Du-
puy presiding, and WAS occupied hearing
mo ions and tho unlawful detainer case
Of Peoples Perpetual Building and
Loan Association VS.. Garland Brown
and wife, which WAS decided in favor Of
the plaintiff. Tho cours adjourned
about noon to meet this morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12

LISTEN for the boiled teams. They
will deliver you Pocahontas, Russell
Creek, Thacker, Banner, Brush Noun
tain, Anthracite, and the semi bitumi-
nous Red Ash" coal: slso crushed coke
and wood. w. X. ANDREWS &c Co, 2l9
Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Geo Not Guilty.

Geo Not Guilty.
In the hustings court yesterday morn
ing tho case OF Police Officer Gee,
charged with maliciously wounding
VIM. Waugh on Sunday, October 13,
was called, with j. w. Hartwell and
Col. j. Hampton Hoge representing the
commonwe wealth. c. II. Vines, Judge A.
j. Brand and w. A. Glasgow appeared
for the defense. The folio wing jury
was impanelled: J. II. Yost, b. A.
Jones. CSC. E. Msrkley, r. X. Rice, W.
r Terrill, Louis Scholz. w. j. High,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-12
Notice to the pnhlin.

THE "KossUTH" brand of cigars now
being offered by the leading druggists,
grocers, tobacconists, restaurants and
saloons OF Roanoke, is acknowledged
Z by all smokers to BIO without exception
the leading SC. article manufactured in
the Uaited States o-day. We as man
ufacturers carefully keep up the quality
OF them, and it has come to our notice
shat some dealers have sold other make
OF cigars through the "Kossuth" boxes,
at a less rate than Sc. straight. The
"Kossuth" cigar costs enough to attempt
the dealer to sell at 1Oo, but as they
do not pay az much for 1t as 1Oc. goods,
large trade is being drawn by selling
them at SC. straight. We give this notice
in order to warn the lovers OF this cigar
to buy from reputable houses, such as
we claim for our customers, now hand
ling our goods in Roanoke, Va.
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