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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
TEXAS LADY MARRIED.

The following from the Mound City.
Qlls) Independent, Aug. 2S, will be
read with pleasure by the many friends
OF the young lady mentioned:
Mr.. Thos. Walker, junior partner of
the law firm of Crandall & Walker, and
Miss Mamie Swartz, of San Antonio.
Texas, We're married in this city last
Sunday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Peter Jonas, only the most init
mate friends and relatives being pres
ent.
The happy bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz, well
known residents of Government hill.
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Highest of all in Leav9nng Powe-Latest u s. Govt Report
.R0!A!l! R RskiaRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TRYING FOR TARPON.

Rockport, Tex, Aug. 31.-Gen.
Wade Hampton has arrived here in
his private car. He was looking
bright and ruddy as usual and eX-
pressed himself as happy to take a
recreation "a Ia Grover and angle
for rne festive tarpOn at the Pass.
He left on the yacht Argo this morn
ing and the latest reports are that he
landed monster tarpon. He will
deliver a speech here tomorrow night
touching on the present campaign and
the money question.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
ACTIVE REvOLTIN PHILIPPINES

Madrid, Sept. 2.-Official dispatches
from Manila state that several towns
in the PHILIPPINE Islands have revolt
ed and that attacks have been made
on the gems d'arme, whose captain
was killed. achievements have
been dispatched and ships have been
sent to MinandO. Five thousand troops
will be sent to Manila. Gov. Blanco
has cabled to the authorities here that
the natives and half-breeds have been
excited by secret societies in various
parts of the islands and renewed at
tacks are expected.
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SCHOOLS OPENED.

Georgetown, Tex, Sept. 2.-(SpeciaD
The public schools opened yesterday
with 325 pupils, the largest first days
attendance in the history of the
school and the enrolment will be
greatly increased during this and
next week.
The Southwestern University will
open Sept. 9th with. it is believed, an
increased attendance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
OUR HOME INDUSTRIES

In looking over the Lights columns
the public can see who our manufac-
turers are and what they make. Why
can't we keep our money at home?
PATRONIZE THEM.
Price, Booker & Co., Baking Pow
der, Extracts, Sauces, Vinegars.
Benz Brick Company, fine quail
ity of brick.
l.. Frank & Co., saddlery and har
ness.
Bell Steam Laundry. laundry work.
A. {. Heinrich, jewelry to order.
+. f. Collins Mfg. Co. foundry work
and machinery of all kinds.
G. III. Guenther Milling Company,
flour, corn meal, etc.
J. Lobert Co., tailoring.
Alamo Iron Works. foundry work
and repairing of machinery.
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co., candies. soda
water. cakes
Alamo Trunk Factory, trunks and
valises..
Alamo Cement Co., the finest of ce-
ment-
J. Dean 4 Sons home made tin
ware, etc.
MacEey Brick and Tile Mfg. Co..
brick manufacturers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02

IL is not unusual for druggists to rec
commend Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy to their customers. Many of them
have used it themselves, or in their
families and know from personal expe-
rience its great value in the treatment
of coughs, colds and Group. They
know too that their customers are their
best friends and naturally wish to give
them the most reliable medicine they
have for those ailments. Messrs.
Daugherty Bros, prominent druggists
of Indiana, Pa, say, 1--WE sell more of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than of
any other cough syrup, and always
take pleasure in recommending it to
our customers" Mr.. H. M. Urey, the
popular druggist at Fredonia, Pa, who
has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for several years, says: II can truly
say that it is the best cough medicine
in the market" For sale at 25 and 50
cents per bottle by all druggists.
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Real Estate Transfers.

T. T. Barnes to J. G. Fears, lots
%, %, block 4, South Heights;
81 400.
E. j. and r. M. Ashly and John
Schott, by sheriff, to 1. B. Henyan,
lot 81, in new city block 1853, on the
west side Of the extension of Ave.
B; $25.
Amanda j. Dignowity, by r. l..
Ball, trustee, to 1. ii. Burney, 40
feet OF east end OF lot IL, block 1 +,
original city lot 5, also lot out of
original city lot 9, between Pine
and Olive streets; $2,450.
Robert A. Arthur to Emil Zuhl-
Ike, lot 2, block 715, north side of
Barrera street; 5000.
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CLINTON, MISSOURI

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old druggist,
and a prominent citizen of this enter
prising town, says: 81 sell some forty
different kinds of cough medicine, but
have never in my experience sold so
much of any one article as I have of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. All who
use it say it is the most perfect reme-
dy for cough, cold, consumption, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs,
they have ever tried 1t is a specific
for Group and whooping cough. 1t
will relieve a cough in one minute.
Contains no opiates. For sale by A.
Dreiss, Kalteyer & Som James Clavin,
and Kalteyer & Schuchard.
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IRISH MEETING.
The Fun Commences Early And Will
Last All Day.

The Fun Commences Early And Will
Last All Day.
Dublin, ireland, Sept: 1.-The Irish
National convention resumed its SEES
sions today with the prospect of a live
ly time before the delegates. Shortly
after the convention had been called
to order Rev. Father Flynn moved the
appointment of committee of arbi-
tration to be composed of home and
foreign delegates with instructions to
draft rules and platform to unite all
sections of the Irish party. The mo-
ton was greeted with enthusiasm.
T. p. OConnor took the floor and
read Father Flynn's original resolution
suggesting that a committee be select
ed from three sections of the Irish par
liamentary party to prepare a basis
of union. which resolution has since
been amended and which was believed
to have been written by Timothy M.
Healey. O'Connor then fiercely at
tackled the 'Disruptionists who are
fighting the convention with every dir
ty eXpedient." O'Connor's attack on
Healeyites was received with deafen-
ing cheers from the Dillonites and 9TH
ers during which Canon Muranano, of
London, succeeded in obtaining the
floor and objected to O'Connor's Ian
guage, which he said was defeating the
object which the convention has in
view: that of bringing about unity "a
mong Irishmen of all sections. A
scene of great disorder followed and
was continued until Canon Muranano
was ruled out of order. O'onnor then
resumed his remarks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
Assault to Murder.

Two charges of assault to muir.
der were filed against A. C. Will
liams in Justice Jones' court this
morning by w. Rahmsdorf and
wife. Williams waived examina.
tion and gave bond in the sum of
$500 in each case, pending investi.
CATION by the next grand jury.
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WILL ALTER NO PLANS.

London, Sept. "A dispatch to the
Times from ST. Petersburg says that
the tour of the car throughout West
ern Europe will not be changed ON
account of the recent and sudden
death Of the Russian minister of for
eiSn affairs, Prince Lobanoff- Rostov-
sky.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
MortuarY Record.

The following death certificates
have been filed for record in the
health office:
Mildred Cundigan, aged go years,
from consumption.
John Frazier, aged % years,
from heart disease.
Katherine Peter, aged 2 weeks,
from stomach complaint.
r. I. TONNES, aged % years, from
consumption and heart failure.
Bessie Blank, aged 80 years,
from consumption.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02

Jesse L. Test, ESQ.,, an old resident
and highly respected citizen of our
town. called this morning and after
purchasing a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cholic, Colera and Diarrheoa Remedy,
said: 'If any one asks you IL this
remedy will do what is claimed for 1t,
tell them yes, and refer them to me-"
H. Alexander Stoke, Reynoldsville, Pa,
no one can doubt the value of this med
icine after giving it fair trial. Then
it is pleasant and safe to take, MAX
ing it especially valuable for children.
For sale by ali druggists.
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CONVENTION WAS SHORT

London, Sept. "A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Dublin says
that to all intents and purposes the
Irish national convention is over and
the cOncensus of opinion is that it has
been a complete failure.
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LIGHT FLASHES.
$. d. ScUDDER, Fire Insurance.

-. II. SCUDDER, Fire Insurance
The total mum Der OF meals fur
nished to city prisoners curing the
month of August was 1,Sll.
| Johnny Warend, a six-year.old
boy, is reported as lost from his
home on Camaron street.
-Lassalle Maennerchor has ar.
ranged q concert and ball tobe given
in Muth's garden next Sunday
night. The LIGHT acknowledges
a cordial invitation.
Hoods pills cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, biliousness.
All druggists. 25s.
"A dance was rendered last
night to Miss Hattie Sprague at
the home of her parents, on Main
avenue. Quite large number Of
the young lady's friends were pres
emit who enjoyed most pleasant
evening.
Feed the nerves upon pure,
rich blood and you will not be
nervous. Pure blood comes by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which
Is thus the greatest and best never
tonic.
"A meeting OF the teach
ers Of the city schools will
likely be held next Saturday
morning in the High school build.
ing.
Sons of HERMANN summer
school closed yesterday. The
teachers, especially Principal Alex
Kuhn, were the recipients of many
tributes from the pupils, OF
flowers, fruits and cakes.
"A horse belonging to Ferdi-
nand Schaezler has been found |
at Converse Station, nearly
starved.
"A warrant was issued this
morning by the city auditor to
KATE, Crandsll & Katz, outfall
sewer contractors, for the sum OF
-, l9l on estimate No. 5.
Van Teel, of the Chemical En-
CINE company, has been promoted
10 driver Of the engine.
The county executive Repub-
lean committee will meet tonight
1t 104 East Commerce street. There
ire several members from the
country precincts in the city who
will attend. The proceedings will
70 published through the secre-
airy.
The regular meeting of the
association for this after
loon has been postponed until the g.,
after part OF next week.
The many friends OF Frank l
'immang will learn with regret !
hat he is seriously i'll at his resi-
ence on Ruiz street.
The Corpus Christi and Laredo =
1ercantile company will open a
ry goods store, corner West Com
1erce street and Main avenue,
bout the 18th of this month. !
IAlcario Ayola was fined S. by l,
ustice Devine this morning for a
sing abusive language towards t
ierman Faust, Jr. a
Bulletins of tie Indianapolis :
Told Democratic convention will q
o posted in conspicuous places by $
he Western Union management t
q this city.
Car No. %, ran against the r
ide Of the bridge on Convent >
treet today and damaged the =
ront platform. q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
MILITARY RIFLE CONTEST

New York, Sept. I'm the New
Jersey rife contest at Sea Girt these
were the results: Carbine shooters,
teams of five cavalrymen, First cav
airy of Georgia won; match at 200
and 500 yards, engineers corps, Dis
trict of Columbia, first team won.
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REPUB. STANDARD BEARER.

Watkins. n. Y. Sept. AT the
Republican congressional convention
held at Watkins. for the 25th district.
Charles W. Gillett, of Madison. was
renOminated on the Dist ballot.
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FIVE BURNED TO DEATH.

Vankleck Hill, Ontario, Sept .
Five persons were burned to death in
fire in the Commercial hotel here
last night. The dead are: Mary
Louise Yandeau, Christie, yilleneuye,
Josephine Deschamps, Mrs. 4. Finn
and Miss X. Mcleod.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
MAY ABDICATE.

London. Sept. "A special dispatch
received here from Rome says that it
is rumored there that King Humbert
Will announce his abdication after the
marriage of the Prince of Naples, the
heir apparent, to Princess Helene of
Montenegro.
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FIVE THOUSAND BUTcHERED

ConstantinOple, Sept. Additional
facts concerning the recent massacre
are slowly coming to light. It is
now intimated that 5000 persons per-
ished
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NO ENTHUSIASM.

London, Ohio, Sept. 2.-There was a
small crowd at the train at Columbus
to see the Bryan party off.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02

Ecbo6y need have Neuralgia Get On. Mnas
RAtO Ptlla from druV1istA ttOna can't a Hn-sJ
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
BAREFOOTED?

Nol not when you can buy school
shoes for your children at such prices.
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between an American and an English
youth, upon the difference and dignity OF
bearing even the smallest Britons seem to
acquire, and upon the impertinent cheer
fulness of our own small brothers across
the waters. When our young friend re-
turns with the desired permission he eyes
rs for an instant with evident interest,
and then says shyly; II beg your pardon,
are You Americans
When we declare we have that honor his
small face lights up and he remarks with
emphatic boyish emphasis. $50 m r
He was young American duke, not an
English onel
In one of the great schcolrooms the
wooden panels. six feet high. the great
doors, the benches and desks are covered
with names. At the first glance the I'M
preston is one of rich conventional pat
tern in wood-carving; at the second we
decipher name or two cut in bold char
acters by strong childish hands. with
date of hundred years ago; some OF the
unsteady sunken characters date back to
1900. catalogue of all the youthful heroes
who for centuries have peopled this his
toric place.
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schools will have horoscope
my friend himself secure q good place
and each applicant must be cast and ac-
cepted or rejected according TO his star.
One of the audience remarked aloud that
it should have been done long ago, and
we murmured our applause.
He told me why the lover of my caramel
days has wife and three children now.
You see. he was born in Mars and l was
born in Saturn. have no proof of this.
but the man said that people thus born
often intended to marry. but the fates
never allowed it.
Think, Tommy, if we had known this
how much of agony, peppermints and bliss
we might have saved ourselves.
/ followed few blocks and halted with
a Salvation band. They sang q most
familiar hymn. The air was ben Bolt. y
The words were an improvement on the
original. Better Savior who hears when
you call than an Alice who weeps when
you smile. What trial said Alice must
have been to matter-of-fact people.
The ensemble of the army improves,
The faces are stronger than those We saw
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sailing along. There is romantic charm
about the snowy and graceful swan, and
this famiIy-Mr. and Mrs. Lohengrin and
three small gray Lohengrins-attracto our
attention. We throw them bits OF soft
cake, at which they snap in an unroman-
tic manner, and when our Establishments
have come to an end they come toward
rs, lifting great wings and emitting
strange and unearthly sounds, and one
savagely attacks the DER, and the head OF
the family appears about to climb into the
boat. We tumble out respectively tthey
are very formidable at close range) and
we sink in a foot OF mud and Chamber up
the bank with more haste than dignity.
When they have sailed onward-not
singing dying song of passionate beauty,
but still giving strange squawks like IN
furiated hens-wo prefer to move further
up the stream. where there are no swans |;
only mill and an old manor house with
iron clamps on the leaning walls and little
windows in impossible places. 1t is all
repeated in the water, which repeats the
sky, too, luminous and clouded. and fash
ing sunlight, over and over again. deeper
and deeper down in the unfathomable
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In the Chapel.

There is one curious old monument:
SIN happie memory of Edward Jobson
and Elynor, his wye, by whom the sayd
Edward had issue VI sons: vide, Edward,
Francis, Homfrie, James, William, Rich
ard; and I'LL daughters, Elizabeth, Eliza
beth, Catherine, Sara"
And all the VI sons and the I'LL daugh-
tiers and their parents and their wives or
husbands are kneeling on either side of
an altar reading desk, under which is a
recumbent figure OF child. They are all
in sixteenth century costumes.
Directly under the castle walls, between
Henry Wis gateway and the Curfew
Tower, are some of the quaintest houses
and shops. A very crooked little place,
standing very self-reHantly separate, be-
tween two tall houses, is John Canning s
house. John Canning is brewer to the
Queen, and the whole housefront is a
garden, waving with bright blossoms.
The whole street to the foot of the hun
dred steps leading from the castle TO the
river and over the bridge to Elton is pic
turesque to degree. One OF the houses is
supposed to have been the residence of Mrs.
Page,in the MERRY Wives of Windsor
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New Process Of
Washing the Blood

Washing the blood Is the latest remedy
or diseases brought on by or causing a
sluggish circulation and low state of the
blood. The washing process is performed
by plain salt and water From a pint to
two quarts of water is injected into the
system by means of an ordinary hypoder-
mic syringe.
A vein is opened in the arm of the pa
tient with the usual antiseptic precau-
tons, and the salt water in jected in large
doses. profuse perspiration and general
activity of the secretory organs follow,
carrying away the noxious matter present
in the blood, The new remedy is recon-
mended by several doctors in papers read
recently before the Academy of Medicine
in Paris, and has been successfully en-
ployed in numerous instances. In cases
of anaemia, typhoid, hemorrhages. sudden
shock and even in cases of intoxication,
this blood washing, it is said, works won
ders. For some years surgeons have used
saline injection in cases of collapse after
an operation. 1t is the most powerful
tonic known, and has saved many lives
Its efficacy in ordinary diseases has, how
ever, only recently been discovered.
Modern medicine has tendency to re-
sort to simple methods which recognize
the all-curing powers of water. Washing
the stomach, as practiced by several New
York physicians, is of very recent origin
and is considered invaluable in cases of
indigestion. A simple bath of warm
water is often all that is necessary to re-
store the stomach to its normal condition,
by removing the poisonous waste prod
ucts which are not thrown off by the
secretory organs. BY means of = soft
rubber tube put down the throat water
can be poured into the stomach and sic
phoned out again. To wash the blood is
of course more difficult. as the water has
to be injected into a vein.
1t is we'll known that the blood of frog
can be drawn off and the blood of another
frog substituted without greatly incon-
veniencing the creature. 1t was then
| found that q saltwater solution can be
substituted instead of blood, to consider
able extent, at least, and the frog will live
and be as sprightly as ever. This fact
first gave the scientists the idea of Meet
ing an artificial serum into the veins of a
human being, either an@mic or intoxi-
Gated. The new remedy is very simple ia
its action and can always, it is said, be
employed with safety.-Wa hin gton Even
ing Star.
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This is Ascot week, and the merry wives
and the merry husbands and the merry
daughters and sons of Windsor swarm
through the streets. The funny little
crooked streets all Trad to the castle or the
river, and we have but to follow the crowd.
The river is ruffled by an audacious little
breeze. and the rowboat have hard pull
against the tide. The steam and electric
launches shoot out from under the bridges
and scatter the small boats to right and
left; all along the shores the houseocats
are moored. gay with flags and colors ana
flowers. Every now and then the long slim
canvas boats. manned by the college men,
flash through the water. There is so much
movement and variety and excitement
even TO this wind-swept river that IL is
pleasant to slip down one OF the quiet
waterways, out of the brilliant glare OF
light into the cool shadow OF the over
hanging trees.
We reach one spot where the vain viii
low lean far over the banks and even reach
down long green fingers and daoole IKE
children in the water beneath. And over
the surface that is smooth and SHINING
as a polished floor the daddylonglegs go
a-skating, and the color OF the water is
like the green satin shot in the silver our
grandmothers use to wear; and the refiec-
tions waver like those in an old-fashloned
mirror, and it would be possible to make
many more beautiful comparisons.
Opposite is the little old gray church OF
Clewes, with a red-tiled roof and q low
stone wall, holding in some weatherbeaten
gravestones and misshapen ancient trees.
Peace itself has settled on this little water
way; not an echo reaches US of the myriads
on the river outside; we seem to be, at
present, pioneers and the only settlers but
the birds and the mosquitoes. The birds
come hopping down fearlessly over the
unkempt grass to drink, and the air is full
of subdued twitter and whir OF wings
and the soft rush of the wind in the tree
tops. The mosquitoes, those hardy and
adventurous ruffians, seem disinclined for
action; they stand thoughtfully twisting
their legs on the coats in the bottom OF
the boat, or take sober promenade on the
precipitous edges of the neglected open
novels. They are very modern no wells
and the food is evidently too rich, fol-
they fail in and are overcome between the
leaves.
We are left quite unmolested for time
until stately family of Lohengrins come
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believe that once furious mob burst into
the "Papist" chapel, as it was in the days of
James IL, and broke the beautiful windows
and demolished whatever they could in a
kind os blind religious madness, leaving it
to century of dllapidation and neglect.
Henry VIII and Jane Seymour lie in
the vaults under the sunken pavement of
st. Georges Chapel, and between the two
are the cloisters, with the inscriptions al
most obllterated by the restless feet OF
those who have walked under the cool
arches.
The whole place is full of memories.
Here Izaak Walton brought his son Will
liam in 1916 to be baptized in the church,
and here lies the wife of Simond Allen,
canon of Windsor, the eighth Vicar of
Bray"
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worst C a m e l
could stagger him
with all my new
argum ents.
He was a conner,
and l had prom
ised to listen TO
every speech, even
Your money or
your life.
"Please, dear
lady, could you
spare me a dime
to get a bowl of
soup and a bed?
I've walked the
5 tire e t s hunting
for work till I'm
like to faint at
your feet"
/ had given un-
questioning faith
to each and the
last orator should