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Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09

rington became wild with anger and de- clared she would again publish her paper and renew the charges. Solicitor Thompson's request for suspension of Judgment was withdrawn and she will be sentenced tomorrow unless she apolo- gizes. There is another true bill against her for libelling the memory of the late Chief Justice Smith
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
DIED.

At the residence of Mrs Charles A. Due, Avenue J and Fourteenth street. of phthisis pulmonalatis, Mrs. Patti M. Goldman, in the 34th year of her age.
 Interment at West Point, Miss.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
Heavy Travel South.

Alwaysin season, always up with the procession, always accommodating and always give you the best in the mar ket at the Metropolitan bar.
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
The New House Journal Clerk.

Washington, Jan. S.-Capt. Thomas H. Mckee of Indiana, superintendent of the house document room in the Fifty-first congress, and assistant secretary of the republican congressional committee in the campaign of 1894, was today appoint ed journal clerk of the house, relieving N. T. Crutchfield of Kentucky who filled the position in the Fifty-second and Eff ty-third congresses.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
RAILWAY NEWS AND GOSSIP Louisville and Nashville Earnings
 the Last Six Months. INCONSISTENCIES EXCURSION Northwesterners Prospecting in the South for Business ard Residence Locations.
 News Notes.

The gross earnings of the Louisville and Nashville road for the last six months of the year 1895 were $51SO greater than for the same period in 1894 and $949,004 greater than for the last six months of 1893. It was a decrease, how ever, of $9S0,O00 from the gross earnings of the same period in 1892.
 For the month of December, 1895, the gross earnings were $26,297 over those of the same period in 1894 and $67, $50 great CT than in 1893, but $2SS, S,196 less than in 1892
 The comparative statement prepared by Comptroller Cushman Quarter, makes the following showing:
 Gross earnings for the fourth week in December, 1895, $462,070; 1894, $445, ,O4S; {; 1893, $457, 765; 1892, $612,66
 Gross earnings for the month of De- cember. 1895, $1, ,742 TOO; 1894, $1,716, 403 1893, $1,674,S50; 1892, $2, 2,O3O,S96
 Gross earnings from July to Decem- Der 31, 1895, $10 704,9 1925; 1894, $10, ,1S6, ,S75; 1893, $9, 755,921; 1892, $11 ,6S4,926.
 Home-Seekers' Excu1 sion. Louisville and Nashville train No. 8 was run in two sections yesterday the first section being run as home-seeksrs' excursion The train was composed of six coaches, and had on board about 120 northwesterners, who were en route to Georgia and Florida, where they go to prospect.
 Short Railroad Items.
 Capt. P. Sid Jones, land and immigra- ton agent of the Louisville and Nash vile, has been in Chicago several days on business. He win probably return home today
 Travelling Auditor Camp of the Gen. tral road is in the city.
 The low places between the railroad tracks near the Louisville and Nashville depot have been filled in with rock and sand.
 Heavy Travel South.
 The Louisville and Nashville No. 8 south yesterday was forced to run two sections to accommodate northern tour ists going to Florida. The new line of sleepers recently put on, running from Cincinnati to Port Tampa, were full to the guards. and not a vacant berth was left when the two sections reached Bir- mingham. The railroad travel is better than at any time within the past two years.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Jan. S.-Forecast of the weather for Alabama: Fair; light va- riable winds.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
To Cure a Cold in {

To Cure Cold in One Day.
 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. 25c. 10-27-6m-2p
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09

Highest temperature, 49; lowest, Il; aver age, 45.
 BEN M. JACOBS,
 Local Observer. Reports received at Birmingham, Ala, on January s, 1S96 Observations taken at all stations at a. In., 75th meridian time
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09

We are headquarters in California wines, such Ns sherry, port and clarets. We canot be excelled in quality and prices on imported and domestic liquors of any kind. Give us a trial and be con- vinced. M & A. WISE.
 Cor. Morris ave. and Twentieth street.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09
DAILY BULLETIN.

U. s. Department of Agriculture,
 Weather Bureau,
 Office of Station Agent, Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 8, 1896. Local observations during twenty-four hours ending at D. m. central time:
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-09

T indicates trace of rain or snow; indicates rise and fall.
 BEN M. JACOBS, Local Observer, Weather Bureau.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-12-26
NoTICH.

For the Holidays Exursions to the Southeast
The Southern Paci6c-Atlantic System. On Dec.
2,st and Z2nd. 1875. will sell round trip tick
cts to all points in the Southeast. sood lot re-
turn within 80 days from date OF saie' at rate Oh
one fare for the round trip.
For the Holiday Excursions. tickets VIII De on
sale Dec isr,l, cath. slth and 1886. and Jany LIST
1897. from all points to all points in louisiana
GOOD for return MP to and incle1ng Seny. srd
Isas. at rate OF one and one thoste {or thu
trip. -.-l
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-12-26
The Family Garden.

In the way of home production
of the needs of the Southern far
mer there is nothing more impor-
tant than a good large family ve-
getable garden, and there is moth
ing connected withsthe Southern
farm that is more neglected. We
know it is early to begin to talk
about the spring garden, but we
want to impress 1t on your mind
new. so that you can prepare for
it before the preparation for the
general farm crops in tho coming
months drives it from your mind,
or at the best leaves You no time
for making it.
Begin the year 1897 with this
resolution, II will have a good
family vegetable garden" and
keep your resolution to the best
of your ability. BY garden We
don't mean q few turnips, rutaba-
gas, collards, and loose-leaved cab.
bages, but garden that contains
q full line of vegetables that you
and your family like, pease. beans,
cabbage, beets, lettuce, radishes,
squash, pumpkins, potatoes, me-
lions, and all the other good
things. Then you will have a
supply of good wholesome food
that will 60 q long ways toward
sustaining yourself and family,
and keep you all in better health
than you have evet been before.
Plenty of good vegetables will re-
duce your medicine or doctors
bill many times the amount OF
what your seeds cost.
Now that you have the time, 60
Iout and select plot of suitable
Iground from d quarter acre up
ward, according to the size OF
Your family, and spread broadcast
on it all the manure you can spare
and get your garden plot in good
|sondition, free from Jumps and
trash as soon as seeding time
comes. Buy your supply of seeds
early that you can put them in a
carly az possible. Don't buy the
trashy seeds placed in boxes In
country stores to be sold on com
mission and depend on them for
good garden, for you won't get it
Those seeds are generally thu
poorest quality to be had, ant
many of the packets could tell al
interesting story of travels arount
tbs United States, waiting to b
sold. Send to some reliable seeds
man who does q business through
the mails. and get fresh seed from
headquarters that will grow. Or
der your seeds some little time be
fore you are ready to plant, ant
then you will be sure OF your sup
ply in time to take advantage o
favorable seasons.
Onions, beets, lettuce, radishe
and turnids will stand considers
BILE cold and can be planted early
but cucumbers, squash, egg PLAN
melons and tometoes should nc
be planted until danger from frof
in past
Cabbage and tomato plants ca
be started in, boxes early in th
season and set in the open Rroun
as soon as the is suitable.-SoI
thern Ruralist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Slanot Saoio StrauIS'
eftcrlaote Qapirer

finbes fslsenoe tr9F.noe 8em9rtnins
ger ansaaenoe getpbninsen al Srbsns
Suitru - Srus - 8emalinoe:
gtuar man glitter fig al Sirrligbeb,
bliper man Mano og 9uitru; glitter
man fig at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
bliper man Ssrrs Og Srue. os glitter
man Jig al politi1te eqer inancisle2lars
Eager, bliper man @smdl os 9emal.
inoe.
Nun bliper elfst al i'm SuItru, faas
net al i'm 5rue % taalt at i'm Semals
inbe.
Suitruen beisrger Susbolbnineen,
5rusn Suiet, 9emalinben ben sobs
Zone.
Suftruen plsier I'm fpse Wanb,
5rusn fer til BAN, 9emdlinben laber
ipsrse til bans 8efnbsube.
Suitrusn beIer Dor. Sors.r, ssruen
bore penge, 8emalinben Dor @ielb.
Naar Ri Dor, begr9bsr !Suitruen os,
6ruen betlager os, GemaIinben tl9ber
Jig / Ssrgeordgt!
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Sfnt n,it BsnTrHrl.

Gu omiorssfuIb Sene, iom omsiuet Of fine buufrrbt.
SplHn9er Hal uanne oisie til at iaste eier 5pSen noe sor.
pGs9en, er is ieIp ct fOrnpieIist Spn. Men "solbobet.
pirter oeioa ~peleierenoe paa De Smaa. Oct bolber utOiet mi
brinser eipsirait IND nnoer be ipabe 9ineer % bisrooer iii
at beroe be itisre Ben. 9erior Dor Der aItiO iOraeS for. at
eOlpiet fan faa fri absans til apIinsburet.
giuerlcnSe os iunb 5sSe, eps os &ensIisbeo .r gruuS.
~betin8eIien for, at 6suieapIen tan blips llmoasn paro. Sm.
ior9sfuIbbeo os firrlis SebauoIins maa Der til, for of Ssu,s.
Ho,sn Ral tribes os arbsibet bIipe en- Sutces. On tam Ssr.
feHot er Ianst mere mere Isnnsnbe .nb en-, Der er pilb "a
'nsIoss'. Dc manssn en- 6armer. iom .usrs ubmar,.r ia
p.p 'saarlist Stsl Ssu'speisn', sr ~tiIbsielis Ill at GLENN.
flo isIp alsnyu. at ban fsIu ipiis baabs b .oat. 90 b.
fssts sGs rnss Uslbsbas. gfaarta miRer TaamOoeb.S.u
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
So

til at rCste fin. Sens, trnter ban life pou, at ban iaHi
miiter fine ggg.
9Oniene bcr ON gaareu faa 9~tnlebring til at fClS' I
gIosfaren. timber ben ~friiflaate 8oruurlt uiI be Oa Z
oeltfater. fig meO be Sorborme on SnIetter, icm GarH1
Ute letter no9en gris paa, men iom tomner 6Gutsfot"I
go6e.
Stol tile ~fornteset paa 6usfatten; tbi oenre er "'7
Tile paa lanst Nor iaa tro1pIbie, Tom ben Cir f9 Dune
pore Naar be imaa Scnietplinser lieeer balpt itrht 0'
oe poioe Slonliter SIgpsrIaatteu, fer be aItfOr tno0o"
no Ill., at Eus ital innne mobitaa 6riiteIien, - itoIo oF
menne'telt9e 8aicner iinbes / g~arbsben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
tortes Tom ansipsrbe WpntifeOet, BET
iiaufaIb lite sobt fan pcrs aioet snO
Sdmdr.
San ftenote fine Yappen'
b~eiutere.

gremerbdrten "8ettp" pda He'len
fra gaep gOri faar pau gtorOijsen iaa
teri Rorppeftpinb at tjGrnps n'eo, at
Stibet faar en- bpgtis 2at. Sdptel'
men tror at hume sreis gairoet peo
Sialp at pumperre % f~Ortiatter Hsl'
len, itrar Stormen tdser al. Wl Tom
bet an paa, at Ratroierns pumpsos
tappert. 9et saar osiaa en- 5tolans
efter a~apteinens Tnite os nben Wfut
fra Ranbfabsts Sibe. Gil ipperoe
os fibit ipnss gaabsmanssn at "bsle
Greia blir nusetl0pben" os Golftne
flyer uben pibrrs til fsrfts Stprmaro:
"glaa pompe me tttfs bet gran mere"
glIitens prat os srubiler fra Stpr'
manbsns SiDe bar Tom at ilaa 8ano
paa @aaien. Stprmanoen git I'll
aopt.inen Os IA: Sofia bill little ponn'
pc meir." ga. ia iusee 8amlen,
"iaa faar be Ia bli oa." aapteinen
topper fin LANCE ptbe. logger fig paa
Sofaen os laier I'm @pis. - 9udoss
manoen er MI nteset ipnnbt paa, hpors
ban bet iful sau, naur ingen bill pumpe.
Dd Stuerten ON ltbt tommer pdd
Dat, former man inb paa BAN meb
bet Spsrgsmdul:
"Souo tar 9amlen fig MI til9"
@amIen ia - ban lisger ps oriper
oernebe | 8abptten pau i'm Sofa og
rsser i'm LANCE pibe." "Spao ia
bane" "Oen 3aren bill moi ri ital
iupe os fulo at Sjspano ber!!" Sad
lpoer bet fra M~otroiernes Tom fra en-
Munp, og meb Isfteos 5slelIsr | ben
Seniist, "ut @amlen Ital life faa i'm
Ollie isiennem / bet" pump.r be lss
at ale 2iosts Srafter, til be / COB Be-
bOlo naur Hep YOrt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
5nr Bnsbnlnntnsrn.
Ginger Cakes.

Ginger Cakes
sau en- Slanbin9 al 1 Sop MoloSies % I Sop J
Sutter, en- balu Sop eorb, 8 Stopper Mel, 1 2beite gEn91
. es. &uI oenne Sore no til ct tpnot Gag, itirr bel" no
Slalp al en- BERTH laeet 8insform al Slit os iteS Dem
rl9ti8 uarm Dun.
Corn Bread.
ea Yllt eiennem en- FIN Gil iietet G%orrnleaI'
ooeoenel, 1 Bint aisrnemeIt, . sGa, iout er otipeoe UI
galo stop Sutter oe en- SmDrtlump al ct se9s op'I
Sereaa t'liattes en- 9beite Sooa. Get itsgss on''''1
u'Inuter en- beb Cpn.
Broiled Ham.
Star efnten stiuer al a~lminbelis sptisIis 'ss
paa en- sso Hlit (gridironl os ites benz, inbtil Gseta y
NO. % et'verns bIiper brunostise. Gag benz fra "''''
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
9tI Salo.

Btliss Siem / Spo'9 eras oeiIlat aItmat.
9oo Sorbbuno; iluo 8eIiaaenbeO: iffs
Ssrte; lana Senitonb paa 8etallno. gi
bar ogiaa 3tras ganb at butte mob gi,n.
bonn noropaa. SInrssie: ROntaaue & WiI.
yep, SOP % SOB Btn5 BuiIoina Souitcu.
~'e"S' 41b3m
SGs Wr. 9aubrebs advertisement | bett.
Runner. Ben gtencom; ooSt aonb,
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

boIbe fig COB stanb paa bet. Bier ~forstratter bet freufor
ale andre 8lomfter.
Zen porer raft os fan itiares neb orntrent bper IS Dane
fra forite Snni til Gnsen er suaet oper 4 @anse. Sea moolt.
tofe aar noset aIfaIfa, Der par laaet neb IS 9oae for. po
bet par 4a CONNER bGit. Sorbbunben, 9ftmatet % anbr.
getinselier bar Senne G~oberplante Der for at tunne tripes |
bebfe Mion. On COB Ssft Of alfalfa | opbet ai sommeren
Tan trpgt iettes til s25 pr. gce. Seg tenoer til Here Gil.
faloe buor llobpttet at So os 6rr paa en- eneite CONNER bor
s'pet Of l9 ira $40 til $50 pr. atre. Oct par sommereu /
1894, ba Sset fortust bIeu betalt neO $40 pr. son.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

" 10 49,
9eisn neb | Ribtsanscn. 2rrg.re
borte traf ban pau en- 9as, fuIgte Sens
ne os naaebeaorsbsr.n bpor ban plubs
ieIis meb 5inseripibi.rne tom til at
rsre peo en- liben 3nap. Oct gap ct
ifarpt alit | 5iebren, Tom itifteot ben
elettrife Strsm ODER III airfen, %
- fom Deb ct 1rpneIlds fob pesls
som Der | ben met ftraalenbe 8elpss
ming.
Der Isb en- ,olb Gpsnins isiennm
BAN meo bet idume; men ban fattsoe
fig mart os ,rsb paa an9erne opoOer
3rappen til prrbtteftolen, boor ban
reiite fig os fpeiheot / turn goruns
bring uo | bet tor. Rim. San itrsg
msb bssse Srnber ODER ben | Jlsid
opbolitreoe aant os suitebe at Soc full
be bore Der. iaa ban iunbe fi.nb., boor
blsb os beilie ben Dor.
Gu fsIte ban fig life angiteFis mere;
men fHlten bar ban os Tom ibu
2pelbsmaoen, iom Soc babbe Idpet
tftaHS for BAN, os Tom fob paa gors
bet biemme os pentebe. SbetIamm
opoagebe ban paa en- Snlbe lise foran
fig en- flor poie 8onfett % ct 8Ios
@ano. Sg som ipiite faalsbss i'm
&prlbsmub paa praStteitol.n ben
&pelb.
s Soms Snobi1Sntus bespnbte nu
&frtefoItst at idrnleS, os ba Suiet q
fplSt, bespnote ban fin pr9oitsn:
"&irre gleSmennsfter. Det alr.
Der mig at ie Ioa mango af eber | airs
ten itbeio - / itist itpgt 0aesnSeir.
Ss faa er 5 bel iultne pg trette, fan
leg trnte, bsrfor ffal ies itbnos mig,
iuu ) tua tomulpe bjsm og faa I1gt
jer. Seq CT ielD trat os bar inssn
&oelbsmob facet - bare Suffering
Ier os @urtb. Setfe er en- fin &tlte.
De fIefte preiter ltt.r fore, pen.. 3irs
ter; men Mor fprtalt. mig, at man
tunoe praoit. lis. soo., ielp on man
fob paa en- 3lippe ube | Sapet. Seq
er fitter puo, at Mor bsrer min pras
biten itb9lb. Sun CT | Simlsn; men
BUN lpbebe, at bun Diloe l9ege Sarpen
fra fig os lpttt, mar ieg bespnots at
praoite. SUN iasbe pgiad, at bsriom
ri biloe lepe ret, iaa ifuloe ri tomme til
9imsn oIleiammen. Set er paa BEN
anben Sibe at Slpoen; men Sub ftulz
be hl9lpe os ODER, fagbe bun, bare ri
bab bam berom. Cab os beoe -"
Sbetiarnne ibntes at ban at bsre
en- Stsi neoe | Stolr9ttsrne, os 5om
fpsibeoe omtrtng, men faa ineentins.
Saa fortiatte ban:
"9Ooe Sub! Seq baaber, at bu
liter min prabiten, os at bu bill bialpe
os aleiammen It'll at TONNE pper til
Ror. gn fig airte iom bsnne itulbe
jes snTte, ieg bapoe. Saa ifutbe ies
sisre YIabs for ole apissutterne oppe
paa Saaeriet, oe be ituloe tomme -
boerensits en-. Soc itulbe fiboe pda
Srappen til prebit.ftplen Der hos
mig. Silgip mig, Sub, forbi ies
ipiite op al apnfetten for grsten;
men ieg bar iaa fulton. iaa. Omen"
90 iost Som msb folbeoe Senber
os meo Sinene faftet mob ben Tpere
2pietrone oppe unber 2pftet bab
"glmen," reiite en- Manb Jig iaste op
fra en- of Stolene / SibeFsien % ait
imifenbe benimOb bam.
Det bar en- af menigbebens rtaefte
os m9gtisite Weblemmer. San
6apbe pua @.ten biem feet 3irfen /
fulb 9elpsntns ps bapbe oattet 9aats
meftersn for at tomme inS os ie, bpab
bet bar.
Den frsnrmebe Serre tlappsbe Som
pua Stuloersn og trbttebs bansSaauo.
Ss ban MATTE fprtaIIs I'm TN. 2ips,
5tf.orie, faa lcngt ban tunee butte.
Refte Dag blep pssle Som isnbt
paa Stole, os bans pdrmbiertebe sils
bsrer tiulp BAN iiben frem til at blioe
Brett. Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Wor icr War aatnIe Cater.

Sor ieI Var aarle Batter bapOe en- ME.
get oaarlt8 Sals, itGrtt ~betrnot, % bofteoe
nGlter nopbgrli9t. Sun ri White Wine
of Tar Syrup efter 9ru9sauoisniuaru, Be.
apuote 'trnr at bebres o9 bIeu mart rolf,
Ntrs. 0ropes % lcs bar anbefalet ben nj
andre, % pi anier ben Tom ben beoIte Me.
oictn, Der er | Sru9. Rep. 3. 8. Gropes.
Brett Deb gR. g, airfen. Glartspi1e. $40
Iorri ' ""V'
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Gn &aniaS 6ctiita.

&ep. 6. g. GOultou, / Gircleoile, as,
Tiger: Or. 8arner, - 9ereS White Wine
of Tar Syrup er blepen brust / min Sanils
lie oa 'unoet at iuare til alt % cneoa mere,
eno De paaitaar ON cen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
Politics at Beeyille,

BEEvILLE, Tex, March 16.-The
different precinct chairmen Of the
democratic party in the county,
met here today and decided to hold
a general county primary election
on next Saturday, March list.
Delegatesto these primaries will be
selected for the precinct primaries
to be held on Thursday next. The
object OF the county primaries will
be to send delegates to the con-
gressional convention which meets
at Corpus Christi.
A resolution was passed today
by them to the effect that they
endorse the actions Of the state ex-
ecutive committee at Austin, and
will hold primaries in accordance
Herewith.
There was also passed a resolu'
tion that Bee county hold primary
elections on June 9th, to send dele
gates to the various conventions.
The populists also held their
precinct meeting today. A county
convention will be held next Sat
urday March 2lst. to determine
whether they will put out full
county ticket. Their congressional
convention will be held here on
the 25th inst. j. G. Cameron. OF
Wilson; f. M. James, OF Frio; w.
p. Laughter, of Jackson and Capt.
Jack Elgin, Of Arkansas county, are
favorably mentioned as congress.
sional timber. The idea has been
suggested that in the event
Kleberg is nominated for congress
on the democratic ticket, the popu-
lists and republicans will fuse in
the hope of defeating him. This is
only a rumor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
Six Months, Cotton Report.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The
agricultural department today is
sued the following bulletin on the
cotton crop of 1895: Statements
furnished the department of agri-
culture by all railway, and water
transportation companies show
that from September, 1895, to Feb
ruary !, 1896, the total actual
movement of cotton from the
states of production to the ports
for northern and western mills,
Canada, Mexico and all other des-
tinations, amounted to 5,235, 773
commercial bales. Reports from
mills show actual purchases dur
ing the same period amounting to
609,7 bales. Departments, town.
ships and principal agents show
that on February /, 1896, there re-
manned on plantations 252, l63
bales, in warehouses 35S,749 bales,
at public gins 106,599 bales, at
congresses 1882 bales, and at
depots and yards 9S,S92 bales, a
total of 9S7, 74S, including stocks
held at ports.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
RITISH-EGYPTIAN WAR.
If the DongOla Expedition Fails, suakir
Will Be Endannarad

If the DOngOla Expedition Fails, suakim
Will Be Endangered.
New YORK, March ia dis
patch to the Herald from Cairo,
Egypt, says: The first troops to
leave for the Dongola expedition,
will go on Wednesday IL the trans
port vessels are ready. The Third,
Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Eleventh,
Twelfth and Thirteenth bsttalions
are already at AssouaD, Wady
Halfa or Korosjon. The Fifth and
Sixth bsttalions go from Cairo and
also the newly formed Fourteenth
battalion which is composed OF
picked Soudanese troops.
The Staffordshire regiment is the
only English one at present order.
ed to the front, but the Connaught
Rangers are being critically ex-
amined today.
1t is now affirmed that Sir Her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-16
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Sold by Kalteyer & Schuchard,
A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer & Son, and
James Clavin, druggists, San An
tonic, Texas.
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Not Going to Cuba,

NEW YORK, March 16.-Any state.
ment or intimation that Captain
j. G. Bourke, third cavalry, Unit
ed States army, had been sent to
Cuba on an official mission is
wholly untrue. Under three
months leave of absence Capt.
Bourke is en- route via Tiucan to
the City OF Mexico. He travelled
via Tampico to Havana, where he
touched merely to transfer to the
Ward Line steamer for Progreso,
Mexico.
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DISSOLVED BY DEATH.
Prominent Firm of Organ Builders No
More-Were Noble Citizens.

Prominent Firm of Organ Builders No
More-Were Noble Citizens.
NEW YORK, March 16.-The firm
of George Jardine & Sons, organ
builders, has been wiped out by
death, in the short space of three
days. 1t was composed OF Joseph
P. Jardine, the senior member, and
Edward G.. Jardine, Jr. Joseph p.
Jardine died last Friday, and Ed
ward G. Jardine died last night.
Both men expired at their home in
this city.
Joseph P. Jardine was born in
London in 1882, and was brought
to this country when he was four
years old. He was engaged for
many years with the banking firm
of Shaffer & Co. The firm of jar
dine built many of the most famous
organs in America.
Mr.. Jardine had a long and hon.
orable military career. He was
one of the organizers of the Twen-
ty-second regiment, and enlisted
in company q, September II, 1861.
He served as private with his reg
iment, and afterward became cor
poral, first lieutenant, and finally
captain. He held the record for
longest consecutive service in the
regiment. At the time of his
death he was commander of James
Monroe Post, No. COZ, G. A. r.
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Hicks-Beach Explains.

LONDON, March 16.--Tbe Times
says this morning that Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, chancellor Of the
exchequer, has explained that he
only spoke for himself and that it
did not pledge the government
when he pledged himself to the
mono-metsllists, to accept the
mono metallic amendment of Mr..
Mclean to Mr.. Whitney's bi-me-
tallic motion.