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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
RoPEsvILLE NEWS.

Ropesville. July 1S-Two hundred
and eight tapon have been caught
here to this date. Twelve of these tar
pom were caught prior to June, 127
were caught during the month of
June and 60 have been caught this
month; II of the 6S tarpon caught
this month We're landed by Mr.. ]. S.
Ingram, Of Pine Bluff, Ark. Mr. In
gram arrived here on the 22nd day Of
June. and has landed IS tarpon since
his arrival, weighing from 80 TO 100
pounds, and measuring from 49, to
6lh feet in length. He landed 10 of
the above tarpon in three days.
The Argo carried party of sixteen
TO the R0ckpOrt regatta on the 10Th
inst. The passengers We're Mrs. j. s.
Ingram and family, Mrs. Steinhardt
Mrs. Bateman and family, Mrs. Het-
field, Miss Edna Pevernot, Messrs.
VIM. ID. Jenkins, b. II. Crowell, Otto
Pfeuffer, Pete Highland, Chas. Dull
mig. K. Haueisen and Gus. Gerges.
They all enjoyed the boat races at
Rockport as well as the trip. Refresh
ments of all kinds were plentiful on
the trip to Rockport; of course there
was lemonade aboard the Argo, which
quenched the parched throats of all
aboard.
The late arrivals are c. s. Robin
son and wife, Mr.. c. Pankey, Levi
Ringa, Gus. Gerges, E. Haueisen,
Chas. DullHig and Mr.. Mills.
A slight shower fell here today. at
1915 p. IN.
Fishing and bathing is all the rage
here at this popular summer resort.
Those who leave here always speak
of making another trip.
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To Increase Silver Coinage.

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WASHINGTON, July lS.-Owing
to the fact that the amount Of ell
yer dollars in the treasury avail
able for redemption of treasury
notes has become reduced to $lO,-
659,592 and will be further reduced
by redemption during the current
month, the coinage of silver dol
lars by the minis will be increased
from one and one-half million dol
lars to three million dollars per
month from the first Of August,
and will possibly be continued at
that rate in order that the treas
ury may have sufficient stock to
redeem treasury notes presented in
exchange for silver dollars.
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Tennessee Vendetta.

BY Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July lS.-
The postmaster OF Emery Gap,
Tenn, small station on the Gin
einnati Southern railway, Charles
Margrave, was waylaid Thursday
night. The assassin concealed
himself behind a tree and dis
charged a shotgun loaded WITH
slugs into Margrave's body, pro-
ducing instant death. Wm. Lee
flew was arrested on suspicion.
Lefiew's brother was killed in Mar
graves store last Christmas. The
latter was tried in two weeks for
the murder.
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ARMENIAN SUFFERING AN
OUTRAGE.
AND
By Snecial Wire to Sunday Light.

BY Special Wire to Sunday Light.
Constantinople, July 1S.-As sum
mer has come on the distress in the
interior as regards food and clothing
has been lessened a great deal, for
with vegetables and grass growing, the
people get some food to eat. Many
crops, however, remain implanted.
The prospect is that next winter will
be harder on the Armenians than last
winter.
Miss Barton's agents have been or
dered to leave the interior as soon
after July first as possible. The relief
work will be resumed in the fall.
Some two weeks ago two Georgian
sisters, walking near their convent
beyond Pera, were set upon by sol
diers, who bound and gagged the ell
der and outraged the younger. Last
the. sister outraged died, and
the event can no longer be kept a
secret. She was buried yesterday
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
The Miners Starving.

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PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July
lS.-Tbe steamer Topeka, from
Juneau, Friday night, brought
down eighty stranded miners from
Cooks Inlet. They report hun
dreds of others at Cooks Inlet
stranded, out of money and on the
verge OF starvation!
Unless the government sends re-
lief and vessel to bring them
back to the United States trouble
is sure to result.
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South African Revolt.

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LONDON, July lS.-According to
a telegram from Salisbury the ma
tive rising has become general
throughout the Rhodesian terri
tory stretching from the River
Shashi (atributary of the Limpopo)
on the south to the Zamb best on the
north. This tract of country is at
the widest about 600 miles broad,
and it is feared that the trouble
may extend to Portuguese terri.
tory on the east, in which case
English communication by way
OF the Beira railway would be en-
dangered.
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France Retaliates.

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PARIS, France, July 1S.-The
government Is issuing decree in
creasing the customs duties on
foreign sugars. The decree goes
into effect August lst., concurrent
ly with the new German sugar act,
and raises the duty from seven
francs to ten and one-half francs
upon raw sugar and from eight
francs to twelve and one-half
francs upon refined sugars.
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A RAY OF HOPE
For the Cleveland Locked-out Work
ingmen.
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ingmen.
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CLEVELAND, o., July lS.-By
order of Mayor McKisson, the
Cleveland Grays took up the march
to the shops of the Brown Hosting
com pany today. About fifty mem
bers OF the company were in line.
When asked to state his reasons
for calling out another military
organization, the mayor said:
~ propose to preserve the peace
OF the city, / don't propose to have
any more such scenes OF disorder
as were witnessed here last even
ing. The men who cause trouble
hereafter will be given anything
from cold lead, down. They un-
derstand, too. That l mean what L
say. Ifthey want to be taught a
lesson by experience, will teach
them"
The works were shut down at
noon today. The neighborhood is
closely watched by police and
SOlUIbTS, UuU III uOhiohSehoetSho
occurred when the non-upion men
left the shops.
Today Attorney Russell, the rep
resentative of the men, said to
President Brown: "Supposirg
that suggested a meeting between
you aud three or four old employees
such as you might designate, and
in whom you repose confidence,
would you agree to meet them"
The courtroom was crowded with
the locked-out men,and the answer
was pleasant surprise to them.
President Brown said he certainly
would meet such committeeman,
but after consultation with his
attorney, he said, he desired
to talk the matter over with the
officers. 1t was the opinion OF the
state board that if the president
and committeeman can only be
brought together there will be a
speedy adjustment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
Baseball Notes,

Fort Worths defeated at Az
tin yesterday places San Antonio
in third place with Houston first
and Galveston second.
1t is said that Blackburn will
pitch for Dallas today. In that
event the Bronchos will not have
such very easy time Of 1t.
The Cincinnati Reds are now in
the lead for the National league
championship and are likely to
stay there.
No games are scheduled for Mon
day in the Texas league. tTheA
schedule for July 81, %, % e'
follows: Houston at San i1.snS ~
Galveston at Austin, For Solding o :,
at Paris, Dallas at Deni2-mile Collet,
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THE CHURCHES.

Trinity M. E church, corner Ayenne G,
and Pecan street, near postotfice; Revival
services IL a. m. and 5 p. m. CONDUCTED
by Rev. R. L. Selle. All Invited.
North Flores Street Mission Sunday
School, First Presbyterian church,: Spec
cial children's service this afternoon at
1880 p. m. Friends cordially Invited.
Services by Rev. Luther w Barron al
South Pine Street Presbyterian church
at tonight and Tuesday at p. no. Sun
day school today at 3 d. m. Westminster
League meeting Tuesday evening at 5.
German Evangelical Lutheran Imman-
uel church, corner Newton and Centre
streets: Sunday school 9 to l0a: m. Ser
vices at l0a. m. Text, Acts will. 27-29;
"How Can Man go on His Way Rej0c-
ing?' Rev. Theo. Bozisch, pastor.
st Johns Episcopal church, corner
Burnett and Cherry streets, one block
north of Nolan street. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Morning prayer At II a. 10.
Willing Workers guild oil st. john
meets every Saturday at p. m.
Preaching at p. m. today, at South
blackberry Street Methodist church. Rev.
Smith, pastor; Sunday school at .; m.
today, G. L. Dilley, superintendent. Ep-
worth League meeting Thursday even
Ing at 5 o'clock, Geo. A. Martin, presi-
deut.
Westminster church on Garden street,
opposite King William: Preaching every
Sunday at II a. m. and $50 p. N. Sun
day school at $3.50 q. m. Westmins ter
League 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at $50 p. IN. The session meets
in the church first Monday night OF each
month. Robert M. Hall, pastor.
coLoRED CHURCHES.
Services at the Bethel A. M. f. church,
corner Crockett and Swiss streets, today
as follows; Sunday school a. M, prayer
meeting 1880; preaching II a. M; class
meeting p. m, preaching 8 p. IN. The
pastor being absent, Rev. johnson will
preach at both hours.
Services at st. James A. NJ. +. church,
corner North Concho and Zavalla streets
Sunday school at O'clock this morning.
followed by preaching by the pastor at,
IL. Subject: Gods Word.r Chris.
tian Endeayor society meets at 6 D M,
with night services al $3.50. SrbjectS
working in Gods Vineyard B. W.
Roberts, Pastor.
st. Paul A. M. z. church: Sunday
school meets at $3.50 a. m, today; DR.. g y
j = Starnes superintendent. Preaching
at IL a. m, prayer meeting at 3 p. m.
Epworth League meeting $3.50 D. m. Bap-
tiZlng and reception into full membership
ats p. m, and preaching at $40.
finance meeting begins with the Sunday
school at $3.50 q, m, and finishes the days
effort at this evenings ssrvice. This
rally Is to make up deficiency Ia the
pastors salary; arranged By the stew
ards. Mack Henson, Pastor.
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For Sound Money Men.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
MONTGOMERY, July 1S.-A cir
cular is being circulated, calling
on democrats who are not in ac-
cord with the platform adopted in
Chicago to meet, in order that
such action as may be deemed
necessary may be taken. The call
has been signed by almost every
business man in the place.
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To Start a Silver Paper.

By SPECIAL Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1S.-Dan
OSullivan, editor of the Sunday
Critic, announces that on August
18th he would begin the publica.
tion of free newspaper, to be
a free silver daily newspaper, to be
called the democrat. The four
democratic dailies OF Louisville re-
fuse to support the Chicago
ticket.
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Will Join the Yankees.

: BY Special Wire to the Sunday Light.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Secre-
tary Hoke Smith will make his
home in New York city after March
A, 1897. He has decided to resume
the practice of law, and will asso-
ciate with a firm of attorneys in
New York city.
This will be surprise to Secre-
tary Smiths friends, especially
those in Atlantis, who expected he
would return to the city on the ex.
piratiou of his term of Office.
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FAILED OF HIS PURPOSE.
~ Special Wire to Sunday Light.

BY Special Wire to Sunday Light.
Waterloo, Iowa, July 1S.-At the
Chicago convention, and even before
that several Democratic leaders pro-
posed nominating Boies for congress
from his home district, but a quietus
was put to the movement when Boies
said:
Il hope no effort will be made to
bring me out as a candidate for con-
gress, 1 could not accept the nomina-
ton if / knew it would result in my
election. Then / do not desire the
notoriety which would result from my
declining"
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Glasgow Street Cars.
special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
GLASGOW, Scotland, July 49,
The second annual report of the
tramways committee OF the cor
poration of Glasgow has just been
issued. It shows that the gross
receipts of the working year from
June 1, 1895, to May ], 1896,
amounted to e334,377, and the
working expenses to f251,1l0.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
JEwELRY THIEF CAPTURED.
~ Special Wire to Sunday Light.

Dy SpVCIaH w IIV 10 SUHo'"! HISH''
New York, July 1S.-William
Thompson, who, it is alleged, stole a
tin box said to contain $4,000 worth
of jewelry belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Moore. who were patients in
st. Joseph's hospital, Philadelphia,
on Monday, has been arrested here.
Thompson says his Correct name is
Albert Bower. The entire proceeds
of the haul he says was 1890. Nearly
all the propertywas recovered through
pawn tickets.
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Scotch Shipbuilding.
By special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
GLASGOW, July 18.-During the
month of June, "a vessels, with a
tonnage Of 2S,350, were launched
from Scotch shipbuilding yards,
compared with 36 vessels of 1880
tons in June, 1895. The Clyde pro.
portion of the output is 1880
twelve steamers and four sailing
vessels. The contracts booked
during the month amount to about
$4,000 tons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
M'KINLEY-HOBART CLUB
ORGANIZED AT A MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT.
A Long List of Names Enrolled as Men,
bers-L @. Grothaus Elected
Chairman-Another Meeting
Next Friday Night.

A meeting was held at Scholz's
hall last night for the purpose OF
forming a club to support sound
money and protection principles.
rhe meeting was called to order by
Carl Runge. who stated that the
object was for the purpose OF or
ganizing a McKinley-Hobart club.
Mr.. Runge said that the first in
order was the nomination of q
chairman. L. G. Grothaus was
nominated and unanimously elect.
cd. He made an address after
which the election OF secretary
was in order. Carl Runge and
George Heuermann were elected.
It moved and seconded that
memb beers OF the club be enrolled,
and Mr.. Runge presented a list
containing the following names:
A. j. Evans, T. A. Kittredge, Frank
Umscheid, c. Runge, G. q. Artzt,
III. F. Zum Bergc. T. M. Brown, AL
bert Persch, Ed Persch, @. Rische,
M. Dreyfuss, HI. j. Vogler, L. b.
johnson, Hermann Breusing, F. j.
Caldwell, T. j. Colford, 1. Gurinsky,
G. A. Sandstedt, Harry Tolle,
Sr., J. NJ. Zook, Paul MUM,
George Huermann, NJ. Herweck,
]. p. Newcomb, A. Maurer, Otto
Englebert, G. Giesecke, Chas.
Horn, Jr., Anton Hampel, H.
Weiss, Oswald Ochtzehn, F. An
derka, Paul Marks, Charles Men,
ger, Max Schaezler, Harry Holtz,
julius Reitzenstein, A. Mills,
Green Mozell, G. III. Gimbel, Clark
Deman, 0. Schroeder, VIM. Hoef-
ling, Charles H. Weiss, Jacob "a.
Wagner, Phil. Conrad, VIM. Dob
rowolski, j. T. Winthrop, H. r.
Geyer, Joe Hermann, Hermann
Schuetze, John Wickland, Otto
Blumenthal, Geo. Sampson, F. q.
Kliefoth, DR. B. E. Hadra, GA. Duer-
Ter, ST., Hort Hurst, John Hen
bricks, Otto Moye, ALT. Dieckmann,
F. Mitchell.
DIR. NJ. Lindper stated that he
had q list containing l1S names,
but did not have it with him at
the time. 1t was moved and Sec
onded that DR.. Lindner's list be
added to the club.
A motion to adjourn until next
Friday night was carried.
Chairman Grothaus and Secre-
taries Runge and Heuermann were
authorized to call the next meet
ing, which will be held Friday
night at $3.50 o'clock at Scholz's
hall, when permanent organiza.
ton will be effected,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.

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At Louisville-New York 4;
Louisville, 3.
At Clevelsnd-Cleveland 3; Bos.
ton Z.
AT Chicago Chicago Washing
ton game postponed, rain.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis s; Brook
Ign 4.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8; Phil
adelphia 8.
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The, Mothers Appeal.

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MADRID, July 1S.-The mothers
of q number of soldiers who were
about starting from Saragosa for
Cuba, have made protest to the
government against their sons be-
ing sent away.
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A Treasury Scandal.

BY Special Wire to the SUNDAY. LIGHT.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.--Double
payment by the treasury depart
ment, amounting to about $4,000
for part of the purchase money OF
the steamships Bienville and De-
soto of the New York and New Or
leans Ship company at the out
break ofIthe war, has been discov-
cred.
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Was She a Prophet2

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RALEIGH, N. G. July 1S.-Two
years ago William j. Bryan dellv-
cred the commencement address at
the State Normal and Industrial
school for girls here. Miss Ger
trude M. Bagley was class prophet
and said Bryan would be the next
democratic nominee for president
and would be elected.
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Johnson's Fast Time.

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LONDON, July 1S.-At Catford
today the American bicyclist,
John S. Johnson, rode a mile in
1.44 l-5. He was paced by tan
dem.
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Bad Affairs in Crete.

BY Special Wire to Sunday Light.
ATHENS, July 1S.-The Greek
has addressed note
to the powers, calling attention to
the gravity of the situation in
Crete. The Christian deputies OF
the Cretan assembly have wired a
communication to their partisans
ire declaring that diplomatic
cement Of the CrHan troubles
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The Invincible Belknaps.
on Tor his
~ 49,

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r,, No.. ~. JLIC.
established
state encampment clfbuilding mate
IN account and
l no nniii'a'y a"aius of his friends
been made. but the BelE. Satisfactory
g. Nment shall be
OF san Antonio, are mossent all orders
mi, tho tbops.,d do,,orom my ware
WIN 'No r02 Goliadu
first place.
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Large Gates.

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CINCINNATI, July 49, Twelve
thousand people saw Baltimore
win today's game from the home
team by a score of 10 to 3. Twenty
thousand people are expected at
the mark tomorrow.
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Sand Grabs Win Again.

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GALVESTON, Tex, July Is The
Sand Crabs wsllowed the Indians
today in a we'll played game before
q large crowd. The score was Gal
weston 8, Denison 5.
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Victim No. 26.

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OMAHA, Neb., July 1S.-Miss
Eva Nelson, a school teacher, died
today Of injuries received in the
Logan wreck, making the twenty
sixth victim.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

bN SUtCIdI W IIt 10 oUIIOIy IISHt'
Louisville, July 1S.-The movement
for the organization of the sound
money Democrats of this state now
being started will take practical shape
in the next few days. 1t is the de-
sign to propose having Kentucky
take action along with other states
in looking to platform embodying
the views of the sound money wing
and if deemed expedient, the selection
of Democratic candidates for presi-
dent and yiee-president.
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The Pope is Well.

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ROME, July 1S.-The Pope has
recovered from cold he has been
suffering from and has resumed
giving audience.
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Another Recruit.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July
1S.-Co1gressman Wilson, Idaho,
has joined the boiling republican
silver men at Manitou. Nothing
has developed yet, but it is under
stood a meeting will be held to-
night,
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Bryan Suits the Prohibg.

BY Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIoHT.
FAIRBURY, ILL.,, July 1S.-C. A.
Windle, nominee for lieutenant
governor on the prohibition ticket,
has orwarded his resignation to
Chairman George w. Gore and de-
clared his intention to support
Rryan
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Tennessee Pops.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 49,
The populist party held a conven-
ton here today and elected dele
gates to the st. Louis convention.
They were unanimously instructed
to endorse Bryan and Sewell.
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The Senators Win.

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AUSTIN, Tex, July l8.-Ward's
Wonders, OF Fort Worth, bit the
dust this afternoon after an ex-
citing game with the Senators. An
enthusiastic crowd was present,
including many ladies.
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Heavy Chicago Loss.

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CHICAGO, July lS.-At seven
o'clock this morning fire broke out
in, the Chicago Street Railway
company's barns on Cottage and
Grove avenues. They burned
fiercely and were totally consumed.
Loss sevon hundred thousand dol
lars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
WEEK,S SEWER WORK.

There were $50 feet of 44-inch sewer
laid OH the outfall sewer contract the
past week, with an average daily
force of 100 men and five teams.
One manhole was put in.
On the gathering system there were
245 feet of S-inch pipe sewers laid,
with an average daily force of IA
men and three teams.
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Big Brewery Burned.

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INDIANAPOLIS, July lS.-Lieb- i
ertAmonster brewery, tIgin in earnes
in f&e state, was almost dry weather
ly destroyed by FIRE Mon
It u Rue of a syndicate
ce Nlized for $2,0GQ -
S5O0O0o
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LOOKS VERY II,

y
For Two Young MeHapers, q
fraud a RaiApply at
BY Special Wire to SUI
Savannah, Ca, JufION |
Twitty, bookkeeper tiers AZ Gonson
Mccall, naval storcs-;oas5 froyo W,cv
Charles NJ. Reeves, chief h,,v,nc
assistant freight agent of u
nah, Florida and Western r.
have been arrested, charged Ns -.
making fraudulent receipts for naval
stores with intent to defraud the rail-
road.
Three warrants were sworn out
against each of the men, the aggre-
gate of naval stores being. LOO bar
rels of rosin, for which false receipts
were given according to the warrants.
1t is alleged that there was, collusion
between Reeves and Twitty, and that
the former made out fraudulent re-
ceipts for rosin which did not exist,
while the latter, who holds a power OF
attorney from Mr. Mccall. hypothec-
ated the receipts at different banks.
drawing large sums of money on them-
The receipt from the railroad is primsl
facie evidence TO the bank that -,
much rosin is stored witttew .on
to the credit of the party TO vasiC ianeen
receipt is issued. s-A NoyaBe
Under the circumstaIom Cologne 10
easy matter to getlsting Of 125 scenes
vance money onoi Ages" as finale.
Several
vanced froman who went to the conn
fraEdule5r "rest and change" says that
have . walters got the most OF his
eshange, and the landlord the resz
r-t
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Wilkesbarre Horror Re-Opened.

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T WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 1S.-It
is now conceded that the bodies OF
the entombed miners at. Twinshaft
can never be recovered, and it Is
more than probable the work OF
the rescuers will be abandoned
before many days. Mine Inspector
Stern says. in his opinion, it is
uselssss. % captinue the search. His
Hnnu kTed by all the Sala