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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-31
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

Edna Schneiders Will:
The last will and testament Of the
late Edna Schneider, dated July 1,
1896, was filed in the Probate court
this morning, together with an appli-
cation of Frank f. Schneider for let
tiers testamentary. In the, will de-
ceased bequeathed to her husband,
Frank f. Schneider, all her property,
being a house at 405 Leona street and
all household utensils at her late resi-
dence, 304 Villita street, as we'll as all
moneys deposited with B. & A. OPP
penheimer. To her son, Arthur Schae-
delbauer, deceased bequeathed the
sum of 81, claiming that he has al
ready received more than he was
justly entitled to. Deceased requested
that her husband be appointed sole
executor of the estate without bond.
The witnesses to the will are s. J.
McAllister and Franz Scheuermann.
The estate is valued at $1,000.
Estate of J. B. Taylor, deceased:
II. p. Drought qualified as admins
traitor.
Commissioners Court:
The county commissioners this
morning accepted the resignation of
August Santleben as registrar and ap-
pointed Phil. Shardein, as his sue
cessor.
w. III. Young, agent for FL. Tournat,
was ordered cited to appear before
the board Of equalization.
New Suits Filed:
S. Lavenburg VS.. II. o. Skinner,
note, $1,000.
S. Lavenburg VS.. III. Lager, J. Fl.
James and II. w. Adams, executors,
note, $1,000.
S. Lavenburg VS.. J. f. Hines ct al,
note, $4,000.
Licensed to Wed:
Juan Martinez and Elena Cuellar.
Pablo Zerda and Hilario Garcia.
Real Estate Transfers:
VIM. Dobrowolski to G. j. Dudley,
lot IL, block 10, in East Englewood;
$40 and other considerations.
G. ]. Dudley to Bertha Beissner, lot
II, block 10, East Englewood; $40 and
other considerations.
II. W. Campbell to r. III. Harbert,
lot 8. block 2, o. C. |. 10, on State
street; $1,000.
Business Mems club to VIM. E.
Ramsey and Chester Brown, lot IL,
block Z, East Englewood: 500.
Court Notes:
Harold Won Sender was acquitted
by jury in Justice Devine's court
yesterday on a charge Of using abus.
i've language toward his wife.
Victor Whitman was fined S. by JUS
tice Devine yesterday charged with
assault and battery on a complaint
made by +. G. Hack.
Lawrence Livingood, white boy,
has been arrested charged with as
sault to rape. The complaint was
made by Fannie Nelson.
Tennessee Ann Thompson and Lou
lisa Barry are being tried before JUS
tice Jones this afternoon on a charge
made by Mrs. e. r. Collins, of 1923
Avenue ID, accusing them of destroy
ing wall paper, a chandelier, electric
light globes, water pipes and COM
bination lock, the property of James
H. Prendergast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-31
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, July 31.-For Eastern
Texas: Continued fair weather to-
night and Saturday; light southerly
winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20
BLASD-s cANPAIsS

THE s. Louis Republic thus speaks
Of BANDS campaign; No more re
mArkAble instance OF thorough Denoe-
racy has been supplied in the history
OF modern political struggles than the
manner in which the candidacy Of Mr..
Bland for the presidential nomination
Is being conducted. Tue sum Of s77l
has just been deposited In bank As the
nucleus Of campaign fund. aud fur
thsr subscriptions 10 the fund are 20
range from IS cents mp
The necessary campaign expenses
are thus 10 come from the pockets Of
the common people The Democratic
mAnuer in which they are to be raised
is only one incident which gives b 1he
candidacy OF Mr. bland antique place.
lie has never sought the honor which
the party in his state has conferred
upon him. For twenty years be has
unseldshly. ably aud earnestly advo-
cated the cause % free silver. Nhen
defeated by the p-dduug PoPulists a.
the IA. elaErr>- ioasl eieciion he con
,iaaed ,Ae work sh.ea had euErusse1
al % las l.a-- a.. e.- ihoag1s 2s =
neaeer 81 se- 20 rrp-eseu-
tAtive,
IL ho1rssy 90 1e-11>- s.ueer.sy Au1
unt.rinz zeAi Ia 1trau1.-E wAat hs
believes - be tte o14u1a coga 5e-
serve the gratitude % tAe AEsrlsAz
people. Richard PARKS B-Au& IS worthy
% The hig1ess hsucr ln thelr ElfL D.
L free silver p,1itc-1 IS a3cPte1 81
. ChicAEo he VIII be the loEeAl eaz5i-
date q tHs party. A-3 e hz ssh,
shcl,3 be crowned with viesc~y he
VIII he cze of the few zea Who eAu
say Ia, his bzti-s uzs t5-gAi - the
masses, no. - she parry zAn4ss-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

BEET HAzrE's rev STORY A. lsrc-e
X Iero=e's latest pls,,s CO ess-c- 1Avs
ocih h<sC sseure3 by Tie Ladies
Hoze Jo1rzAl for iEEe5iA;s P-t-leE-
iio1- Jsr01s's sso-y : seALet Beg.
AZ E.AsS F.nA1clsr 1z3 C1l- a1G
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A. pastures the rc=Azce % 4 y---g
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,ier=Aa p-iEeess, .ZAss -s-1---C - =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

TEE Wlscn tA--1, Ass1r1L-g - she
p-Asf1rz % The Indiana EsP-b-leA-S
has A,z1s; Destroyed car AEs-issn
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reports - .as treasury S-9Art2szs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20
rRE MILTON casr

General ,Wsylsr seems disposed 70
laks a tsst case of The flibastsrs ar
rested vhile attezPting 70 iand an
sxpesitiou with ArzS ammunitioa
ard usu In Cuba TIE state depsrs-
neat in Wsshirgtoa hss intsrposs6
in c-3er that The ac,usea nav bs
rua-a1tee3 FAIR heAri.E. and SPAN
usy give Attertfcr % this protest.
becauss she IS rol ia q rosiiio1 % in-
vie farther conPiicAiic-s i1si al tbs
time HAvans ,a5vioss say tat Gsu-
Wsylsr clAirs thai The gait q the
p-lscncrs hAs bee. clearly esiAb,isks,s.
ard th-satf-s 20 RS ~ rrieSs they
are perisket accc-iiur 60 tie f-1i--
o. tie c1lrt -artiai Scc-ss 90 tN-e-
devil reck css- trresp,csl BE A1erlcan
aiventure-s art fo,ki1r i-to Caba fc-
what they can mAkc olt cf iL They
g. there 90 loct and plr-te- Wee
ever they are caarhi they e,A.- io be
innoceut ccrresp1.tentS Az3 rely
upor The prestige co the Azerlca1
government 30 sxticaie then fro2
the p-e3icAment into uhich they have
rushed voluniArly- There is net The
slightest toutt coneerniur ths chartc-
ter o. the schoCusr CouPetitcr And The
work iu walea she wAs engAEed. Shs
few no sAE An3 Was cAaght by q
Spauish crulssr whls trying 10 iA1i
arms and ammu1iticl The crew
j1upe5 ors-bcarE an3 swan ashore
Several were shos and to1r were cap
t-rcd. anour the latter a. Ame-ieAn
nAue5 MLtou. who claimed 20 t,e .
eorrss po1teut "a bcAs5 the Con-
peuto- were foand noS only arms and
Amlanitioa cczsi ivned to insarEent
leaders. has also cou- s. t1us from the
insurgents. letters AS imin1tiur
documents. Weyler certainiy 1Ay h,s
excused Fer wanting 70 pat An sa5 10
the Elit1siertrE which is heinE eAr-
rie5 on by Americans on wholesale
scale We shall be sorry . ar amer
ican Sacrifices his life in such cause,
bat tbs pains and penalties Tor 6li-
busterius are well unae-stood And
Anyone who handles ere must no,
complain II he gets burnL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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uith. a-t waited tc -arrr. t-t vss
afrait tc asa tsr Al that tire eas
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tc ne CO. -ake a rsychical r-cpcsal ~
proiectrr nv s-tiectivs -ir5 1rclri
TIE cc-us- tc uhs-s the girl lived ana
1xiEg Sc ur aI ready Cor ne uhs- ]
scc.ul1 take ur ctsectlvs -iri 1rcun-
10 kars ths AFFAIR -atees vtrt 90
see her Thursiar evening s-1 fst
SIRE -h1t it asked Der Z ucl't go ht-.
11.uitt sra--rE shs u1s aec1t s- -allF
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s1al e1n Gec-es Having tcut-s ls
-sst -hs -ex- evening instead % 3D.
ing tc sse he- sc retired ssrir rhlt e.
2.C-i g ticck ana a-cc-tiu Ing to fe-l-
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rtls1 fsi- 60 e-cou-lEei -klt =
wsDt 90 sleep and t-aarrs.5 tezutif-i
dreams 90 her tll morning AZ 9
o'clo-k -srt aftE-oca I called tc make
ny rea' -rc1csaL talked -c Esr On
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20
AYERS PILLS
Gvs'. sa4ass-ll Gers ,I sisss Os~ss-I
pruocEArIc corNTr coSYrNTIoS

Ala meeting of the DeDocratic cen
tral COMMITTEES, the Chairman VAS
authorized 10 call Democrats county
convention. 20 meet ~ Gnthrie, Os.
on Saturday, Nay g. is2l a. 2 o'eioek
P. m, for the purpose Of selecting i
delegates 10 The territorial eouveniiOn
10 be held Al Oklahoma City. Nay Go,
ls9f.
The Democratic county central com-
mittee further ordered that the pri-
mAries TO select delegates % the
county convention, TO be held 81
Thursday, NAY 81. a. 3 o 'eiock p. IN In
the townships. and A. : o cloek p "a
the city wards The several warts and
townships Of Logan county are entitled
70 the following representation in ne
convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

SAID committee further recommends
sASt | request the chairman Of the
coz1ty Democrats central committees
q TIE several counties in The territory
- Lssoe calls duly AuthOriEed by the
c11niy central oommiitees Tor county
c11vsntiOnx IN thsir res pective count
- sslect delegates 10 th~ o-iSnoulA
City ooDVention % NAY 81, is4d. on
Eaes3Ay. NAY ~ isst, a. o'clock p
n A. sneh plAce - designated ia their
cal
A13 it W2s further ordered by sad
cozZastee that the chairman % tae
ysxso1s c111ty eomuittees submit %
tke nezcerRts - their county. - 6e
Voted upcz when thew e,ect delegates
- the eoouty oonventlons % Nay ~,
lssZ
TAe eaestioa % Fc- - Against the
treS 8Ed unlizitet coinage q silver A.
Fatio q &c - z. intsPsEde1t of any
ether cgzztry, and that ihe votes q
he vErto1s ccuuiiss es reported 20
the Okiakoz1A CITY cczvention.
IN l. DCNN. ChAiTuAU.
J. : LrNDsKY. Sec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

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Wo06s4r1 EiVss saslstAs;l,- vhs-sver
.haE rncs-le-t zkz 5 E-cwz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

EeA5cuE-ts-z De-ccrstie Ccz-iiiee
uklAAozs City, OklA. Az o. i,st
Pz-zuK-i - tie aztkc-ity cCaferret
upoz ne - chAirZkz g The teri icriAL
Dezoc-stic cs1trEl ecZ-Lttse a. a
zeetlnr q SAi5 cczZittes he'd a. II
Es1o oxlA. @ Ar-4 ~ issE. hsrecy
CAL 6eserats cc1vez tto1 e ths Dem
c4-StS % tAss ts-riic-F 60 meet a. Ok
lakozA Cssy. OklA. ca NAY -6 lsst. At
I c'c1ack > n. fcr tae r1rpcss q Sc
fee1i1E AZ 3s2 r1tez M ~ AltcrnAtes
- rep-ssezs he ne-oe-ats q uklAho-
IA u ~ Natlcz1L rss1oc-1iic Con
rsztio- ke13 In Chasara III, On Jsly
:. lSssE
CsoE1si-z Wll hs szEitis3 - rePresen-
.Az1az 4 SSa3 c-zrs1.a-r 1s follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

A..l- --.t 4-Es IL
li UAs farther ordered by the cen
tr2l coZZlttee that The primary meet
ilgs - the First- Thlri. Folrth A-1
fltl1 wAT1s e-ecs men be-s 90 CD
v2cancy O sd cr1t-1l committee
c j ICoET. u. d. HATAN.
>ec-etA-F CLalrEA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

r0urTCAI ANNoUNCEAENTs

ne L<11sr Is a1th--trc1 ~ A. k-tas te
H1E1slu.-a rs u1-e a. l4---1-e tar
ccs1'1tr Cler. s1rrcc1 81 -1e le- % --c
lscsEacrz1tc rlarIv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

To zAsy nezoc-zts iz Ok,A1c-z
ElAs< 80 @lsh.re,lA-cr iu .wkai thsv
kKpP<z - tAiEk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

Pieuty 90 ola papers s. for nickel,
Ai The Leader editorial rooms tAis
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

To BsP1hlieAu po-tie-L1s have
s.sez toza5 who g. -. va. c+,e this
yeAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

HAzIEroN. Pa. May IS Six pc
sons were shot and number Of OF
ers seriously injured during a riot
MacAdoo. town four miles fro
here yesterday a game Of base.
was in progress, when a gar
drunken Italians charged upo
players with revolvers. 81.
stones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

F1r t-s--slEa Fa1sr lalglE sl-- "a
l. -lrzsu- ID lcr-l s-s- s--ss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

r. Entire Far-i.s maker. All
kiuts',- -. --..u urk pronutly done
St-iuEed iustruuents repaired. salts.
fEctic1 EuArarteed or mcney refund
Cd Carriages ard buEF ies repaired
All vArnishe6 Sncr ard oece 80 ;
nlrisicn street 1Eu1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

TEK nAur LEAuKs AecsFu s1vs-ts-
f1g Nttk tks tistt1ti A. FCs, Eve 3 A.
kEfez Etai 10 kss tclns t1e Fs.i
uklaAcuA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-20

TEK LKAnKx BiztsrY . czs q tke test
lHgEfat-c1f % The xtE1 % TIE Nesi al1 =
tailY tzruing c-f ixrTs cuA1Nl.es q s-f 4.
nsr,a IL Tcar crssrs - hirtirg AS tsN-k
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the union, ana manifested IN the strongest man.
ner their dissatisfaction when a sentence of
banishment was pronounced against the fugitive
lovers.
After while. however the good nature for
which Queen Isabella has always been famed
prevailed, the sovereign receiving the popular
poet In every way her brother-in-la law Don
Jose was a most charming man and distin-
guished author. while his speeches In the Senate
ana the Cortes are of historical interest. He
was a warm admirer Of the United states and
OF American institutions in general. and for a
time ne acted as leader of the popular move
ment In favor of the abolition of duties on
american corn. The royal family had at no
time reason to regret the marriage. and his
TWO sons among the most popular and most
accomplished men in Madrid or Paris.
Among the subjects FOR a novelist in the mod
ern annals of the imperial house OF Russia are
the romantic marriage OF the Grand-duke Alexis
to the daughter of the famous poet Shakoffski.
and that OF the Grand duke Michael TO Sophie
Merenburg. a union which resulted in his ban
ishment by the late Car. The latters history
Itself was not devoid of dramatic features For
prior to the death of his elder brother he was
af1aDced 10 his mothers maid of honor. Princess
Metcherska. His father had the greatest diff
Guilty in breaking off the match. and only at
tained his aim by sending Alexander to Join the
army in the Caucasus and by compelling the
Princess TO become the wife of Paul Demidoff in
his absence Nor did she yield easily. and 1t
only after forged letter shown her.
which she believed 10 be from her imperial
lover and in which 1t was announced that he
had ceased to love her. that she consented to
marry Demidoff
The love affairs of King Oscars second son,
who renounced his royal rank and privileges. as
we'll his rights of succession TO the throne. in
order TO marry Miss Ebba Munk girl who
was not even noble. would serve to make novel
In itself While King Carlos of Portugal might
find material for poignant drama in the mystic
rious deaths Of his uncles and aunts forty years
ago. deaths which. owing to their suddenness.
and to the fact that they followed one another
In rov,f6 clio ihod hx- (-A,.rt
gossip and popular report to the murderOus
vengeance Of the daughter OF one Of the grand
est dignitaries Of the realm. lady whose love.
at first accepted had subsequently been spurned
by tickle King Pedro
From this II will be that there are
plenty Of themes for romances In the reigning
houses Of Europe and il may be that in placing
the annals Of the latter before the public In the
form of novels King Oscar has done something
TO check the rising tide Of democracy and to
revive the popular interest In royalty
EX-ATTACHE.
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unwillngness 70, prominence in the field Being well well
aware OF his deficiencies as rough rider ne Was
greatly amused when it was whispered about among amor
his friends that he "as the celebrated Mr.. Leecn
was expected to perform some wonderful fsats OF
horsemanship, 1t seems to nave been the generai
impression Of the yeoman who followed the Duke % OF
Rutand's hounds that. when fox was found, the
celebrated Mr. Leech would utter wild Irish yell;
c.ench his teeth. put both spurs 10 his steed, ana
bound over Lincolnshire like a mad buck IL may
be inferred from a letter OF Mark Lemon that the
artist did however. distinguish himself on one occa-
sion. As the general editor Of our humorous con-
temporary wrote Il hope that Jack will again 90
credit TO Punch and bear off the brush; II ne
continues to hunt and with equal success. heli be
keeping a hound on his own account II Leech was
ever in the DEATH We may be sure II was Dv
accident rather than by design. for he was the most
retiring Of riders. III,
One OF the most humorous sketches In this coliec-
ton is that which appears AT the foot OF letter
dated July g. 1852 Observe the CONSERVATION de-
pcted on the artists face as his friend ALREADY
half-dressed. arouses him from his slumbers AT
some unearthly hour with the Information that
There's no time TO lose. We've ten miles TO go 10
covert -
Most OF Leech's sketches were the upshot OF his
visits 10 Hertfordshire Indeed, II was not difficult
for his friends to recognize In his Punch draw
ings prominent members OF the '.Puckeridge, the
most familiar portrait being. perhaps that OF Mr.
Adams For instance. illustration represents
an unhappy horseman who has been caught in
tree when leaping a fence. while beyond are seen