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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11

Union Theological seminary in the
state of New York. That college con
ferred upon him the degree OF doctor of
divinity. His first charge was Christ
church, in Herkimer county, New York.
He labored in that field with great sue
cess for six years and did much to for
ward the cause OF the ~Episcopalian
then transferred to Ogdensburg, where
he is now rector of ST. Johns church
and archdeacon OF the diocese. He was
elected to the bishopric Of Duluth by
the American house OF bishops at their
recer. meeting - New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
Mrs. Higginson WEEDS James Smith.

1t was announced In New York city
the other day that Mrs. Julia Borland
Higginson and j. Wheatland Smith had
been married In Paris recently. From
the cable so far little information has
been had about the particulars of this
last step In n of the most remarkable
and sensational Opponents that has
been heard of in many years. The we'd
ding comes a little late, for Mrs. Higgin-
son sailed from New York in last No.
vember with Mr.. Smith. but, coming as
It does, at this thirteenth hour, the an
nOuncement promises to create as much
talk In New York and Boston as did
the elopement. Mrs. Higginson was
the wife OF Francis Lee Higginson. one
OF the most prominent and wealthy
bankers OF Boston. She left four chill
dren when she eloped-one OF them n
daughter Is years old, who had lust
made her debut in society. The man
she eloped with was fifteen years her
junior and had nothing but his good
look. and his fists to commend him to
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
objectionable Crime,

THAT was a pretty bold piece of bus
mess out on Thirty-seventh street. Two
men held up a crowd Of five or six
fellows about three o'clock in the af-
ternoon and robbed them Of something
like $1,000, One Of the robbers had a
full dress suit on. too"
"And before six o'clock? What n
desperate scoundrel"-Chicago Trl.
hume.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11

A curious custom is made known by
a correspondent in Berlin. The butch
ers of that town are in the habit of in
forming their customers OF the DAYS
on which fresh sausages are made bv
placing a chair, covered with a large.
clean apron, at the side of the shop
door.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11


tody Of a minor child, Walker Blaine
Beale, aged 9 months, and waived all
claim for power or alimony. Mrs.
Beale is "a years Of age and the young
est daughter of the late James G..
Blaine. She was married to Truxton
Beale, who belongs to a highly respect
ed family in Washington, April IL,
1884. The ceremony was attended by
all the prominent society people of that
city. Every one thought that Miss
Hattie" as she Is known, had made a
brilliant match. and all her friends
were pleased at her evident good for
tune. But a year ago last winter OF a
visit home IL was evident that she and
her husband were not getting along
happily, and for the past vear they
had not lived together. 1t was given
out here that Mr.. Beale would not sup
port his wife. and Mrs. Blaine, ST., was
not willing to support him. One child
had been born to them, namely. Walker
Blaine Beale, now aged 6 months. Mrs.
Beale's request that the custody of the
child be given to her was granted.
Truxton Beale Is very well known In
California, whore he lived many years.
He Is n son Of the late Gen. Bealc
who was stationed on the Pacific coast
In the early days and who left a large
estate. Truxton Beale engaged In bust
ness In San Francisco and was a prom
inent society and club man. He served
a term as minister to Persia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
The House of Keys.

The oldest provincial governing body
In the world is at Douglas, in the Isle
OF Man. known as the Court of Tyn-
void and the House of Keys. It Is
supposed to have been in existence for
LOO years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
Following Instructions.

Here" roared the statesman to his
new private secretary, where are you
going with all that mail2"
"Over to the express office. You told
me you wanted all your letters prop
erly and carefully expressed Detroit
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
Beethoven and the op,,oss

hee'hoVen almost went crazy about
the Countess Giulietta Guicciardl. He
called her MY immortal beloved" and
concludes his letters, Ever yoursi
Ever mine! Ever each others. Amen -
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
GEM WORTH MILLIONS
FOUND IN THE KIMBERLY
MINES. SOUTH AFRICA.
All the Other Famous stones Arc ,nt
Pirmics Compared with - II Is
Closely Guarded by Rhodes Mining
Corporation.

HE greatest dia
Dond in the world,
the most valuable
gen ever discover
ed, Is at last to be
cut and put on the
market. Any lady
or gentleman who
has an odd $1,000
600 or 100000 ly-
ing around loose in
the house may now
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
Large building Stones

The largest building stones are tbose
used In the cyclopean walls of Baal-
bee, in Syria, some of which measure
sixty-three feet in length by twenty
six In breadth, and are Of unknown
deDth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
Is A NOBLE WOMAN.
MRS. HEARST'S MAGNIFICENT
GIFT TO BERKLEY COLLEGE.
One Million Dollars Turned over to the
Cause of Free Education The Donor
IL Noted for Her Kind Heart and

RS. PHOEBE A.
HEARST, who has
startled California
by her gift of ST.
600, 900 to Berkeley
university, h a $
made q departure
that Is notable in
asmuch as big in
dividual donations
are seldom made to
state universities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11

public attention. Then, after she got
abroad, she tired Of her young lover,
and wrote to her husband. asking her
husband to take her back. He sent
500, 900 to her. but nc invitation to re-
turn. A sensational divorce trial sue
ceeded this, and now the announce
ment of the overdue wedding
from Paris. Whether they intend to
remain abroad or will come hack 10
this country is not known. Mrs. Hig-
ginson has money of her own, but
Smith has none.
Both Men Prayed for Guidance.
The case Of Doolittle VS.. Doolittle Is
being tried in the borough court at
Wallingford, Conn, and has created Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-11
UP IN HIGH SOCIETY.
SOME RECENT DIVORCES IN
UPPER TENDON.
fHE DAUGHTER OF JAMES q.
BLAINE ~ FREE AGAIN.
Mrs. U~Igginson, wife of Boston's Lead
Ing Bankcr Divorced and Remarked
How American swclidom Has been
Conducting Itself Recently.
@, 10 ARRIET blaine

ARRIET BLAINE
BEALE, with her
attorney, appeared
before JudgeWhite-
house OF the SUI
prcme II at Au-
gusta, Me-, recent
ly and obtained a
divorce from her
husband. TruXton
Beale. The libelant
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
To Extend the Gulf Shore.

A meeting of the directors OF the
Business Mems club was held yes
terdsy to consider proposition OF
Oscar Bergstrom on behalf of the
purchasers of the Gulf Shore rail-
road regarding the extension OF
the road to Stockdale. Mr.. Berg
strom showed that the road was
already a great benefit to the city,
and it's extension would mean to
double its business. His PROPOSE
ton was that a new bonus sub.
scription be raised in lieu of the
old one, to enable the receiver to
proceed to finish the road to Stock.
dale. 1t was decided to- endorse
the proposition, and appoint aeon
mittee to secure the bonus from
the old subscribers in lieu Of thu
bonus notes now outstanding.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
CYCLE NOTES.

Rollins & Co. have recovered
their lost bicycle.
From present Indications, one Of
the repair men will soon form -
life partnership witbe ~
Fourth warder.
On Tuesday night last party Of
six ladies and q corresponding
number Of escorts enjoyed moon
light ride on theiT wheels.
There seems to be some hitch in
the proposed meAting to organize .
cycle club for road house and
track. No meeting was held the
past week as promised.
The Now York World has is
sued with its compliments use-
full little book to all cyclists, en-
titled "Cyclist's Companion"
which contains valuable practical
SUI ggestions to learners. trainers
for racing men and instructions
for repairs.
A decision of considerable i'm
portance to the public, and one
which it will be well II bicyclists
take to heart, was given on We'd
nesday by Sheriff Spene. Mrs.
Jane Hamilton, Pollokshaws, sued
Bernard Clark, excisemen, 54 AL
bert Road, Crosshill, for f200 dam \
ages for injuries sustained on 1lth0
Of May, 1895. She alleged that
Clark, who was riding bicyclql
knocked her down without tn
slightest warning, thereby inju
ing her so seriously that she ha
to be treated in the Victoria II
Urinary. The sheriff award
plaintiff ESQ with expenses, al
said that the ringing of bell ga
cyclist no right to run down
person who might be in the Y
Glasgow Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
RAILROAD NOTES.

Dispatcher Harry Anderson, OF
the Southern Pacific, is now living
in his handsome new cottage on
Mason street.
Receiver Terrell, Of the Gulf
Shore railroad, put his official sig
nature yesterday to claims amount
ing to $9,0O3.l6.
Mike McCarty, an engineer on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, is
in the city, and is a guest OF Tom
Darwin, at his home on Macon
street.
George Reed, passenger con-
ductor on the International, has
patented a new check rein for
horses. 1t will be named the Hu.
name check spring, and will be a
boon to horses. Mr.. Reed expects
to make q million out OF it,
The United States District court
at Ardmore, Indian Territory, has
declared the contracts forfeited OF
the San Antonio contractors who
have been in this country for the
past several months, constructing
the Denison and. Northern, and
has ordered the receiver to finish
up the work. In connection with
this, the court has also ordered
that the bonds given by the con-
tractors when the contracts were
awarded, be investigated. .
The International switchmen
are looking out for the hoodoo as
the boys are very superstitious
and since the death Of Switchmen
Bruce they ask each other "who
will be next" as they generally re-
gard that what will happen once
will happen three times. Another
peculiar circumstance attending
the death of Bruce is the fact that
he Is tho first railroad man meet
ting death in these yards since the
road entered the city in 1882.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
PEARSALL POINTERS.
Weeks Society News-PerSonals and
Generals Happenings.

Weeks Society News-PersOnals and
Generals Happenings.
LIGHT Special.
PEARsALL, Tex, August GA
social dance at the residence OF
Mrs. w. w. Haynes on last Friday
night was the most prominent
feature in the social doings OF the
week, at which everyone enjoyed
themselves very much. Dancing
was begun early in tho evening
and continued until II O'Clock
when there was a rest taken and
all were invited in the dining room
where numerous delicacies were
spread to tempt the appetites OF
those present, after which dancing
was again resumed and continued
until some three hours. After the
hand Of time registered the noon
of night, all babe their kind
entertainers good night and ex.
pressed their appreciation OF the
many efforts to make everyone en-.
Joy themselves, which were pheno-
menally successful.
Miss Addie Oppenheimer, one OF
San Antonio's beautiful and
charming young ladies, who for
sometime past has been a guest OF
Misses Mary and Ethel Lawl, OF
this place returned home Thurs.
day.
Miss Eta Woodward, one OF
Pearsall's charming young ladies,
who for a month past has been WIS.,
iting in Yoakum, returned home
Monday of this week.
Miss Katie Hans, one OF our most
popular young ladies, after visit
of month or more in Del Rio, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Ellison, of Lockhart, who
for sometime past has been visit
ing Misses Willie and Matte Jen-
nings, returned home Monday.
Miss Matte and also Miss Willie
accompanied her home for q visit.
Miss Ida Woodward is now In
the Alamo City for visit OF two
weeks.
A. ]. Culpepper and family, who
have for some time past been on q
trip to Rockport, returned home In
the early part Of the week.
G. II. Beever visited San Anto-
MO Monday returning Wednesday
Miss Rsade Yeamen and little
Fay Moore who have for some
weeks past been Visiting in Tiiden
returned home this week.
The gin At this place was idle a
couple of days this week, owing to
the breaking Of the press, but is
again running on full time. About
225 bales have been ginned, which,
IL it does not rain soon, is nearly
all that will be ginned here this
season.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
West Enders In Town.

A party Of West End @. p
Christian Endeavor captured
car at Hamilton street last nignty
and went into the city to attend q
social given by the @. Els of the
First @. p. church at the residence
of the pastor at 40S San Pedro
avenue.
Residents along the line won
dered If another state convention
had struck the Alamo city judging
from the bursts of Endeavor en-
thusiasm that awoke housekeeping
populace.
The party consisted Of T. j..
Campbell and wife, Pastor Thorn
bury and wife, Mrs. Nv. %
Bray, Misses Burnett, Dixon{
Albathal and Mullihan. MessT
Ray, Lacy, Speigle, Mills and
bathal. They were royalty
tertalned by their sister society<
The Rotations OF Miss Mcdonald,
the music of the mandolin
club being especially good. The
/. event tended to weld more firmly
the bond of Christian fellowship
that has ever existed between tR
two churches.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
OALAVERAS GLEANINGS
Plenty of Rain-Tle Company Resumes
Work.

Work.
LIGHT Special.
CALAvERAs, Tex, Aug. 22.-The
late rain here was very general
throughout the county, and was Of
considerable benefit to all vegeta'
ton, especially cotton and grass.
The Mackey Brick and Tile Man.
ufacturing company, after a short
suspension, resumed work last
Monday, with one 10000 capacity
machine.
Mr.. Harry Fowler, of San An
tonic, was here one day this week
looking after the interests OF the
firm he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Trevino are
the parents of healthy boy born
to them Wednesday morning.
The pleasure loving people OF
this place are arranging a grand
ball at the school house on evening
OF the 2Sth. A grand time is an
ticipated.
Mr.. Selig Deutchmann, of San
Antonio, has been spending few
DAYS on the ranch OF Don Salvador
Rodrigues, at Canada Verde. I
An effort will be made by this
place to have the County Commits
sioners' court provide for the erec-
ton of a bridge across the Gala
veras creek here. The matter will
probably be an issue in the ensu-
ing election.
Hon. Luther A. Lawhon and l..
b. Camp, ESQ.,, of Floresville, were
here last week on legal business
with Justice court.
Cadino Torres, an old Mexican OF
this place had three of his fingers
badly lacerated by falling:from his
wagon and the wheels passing
over them.
The brick company, in order to
secure men for their work, were
compelled to grant an increase Of
twenty per cent in wages, which
has been caused by the demand
for cotton pickers.
Mr.. M. Undo, one at the pros
porous ranchers at this place, made
business trip to San Antonio this
week.
This section OF the county is sup
piled with vegetables by two ven-
doris, who make semi-weekly trips
and dispose of quite an amount OF
fresh vegetables very reasonably
The public school at Calaveras
will open September 1st, under the
management OF Miss Abel Nous
sier, of Floresville, an able young
lady, who, fortunately for this
school, has been employed for the
session.
The Pottery works at Saspamco
are progressing nicely, having con-
tinual employment, and an increas'
ing demand for their material.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
Will Menace Health.

The Upper Labor ditch is likely
TO remain open for some time to
come, even If the flow OF water is
stopped as far as McCulloch street.
1t is said the,ditch will be used as
a storm watertdrain, and IL this is
to be the course, the people living
along its banks will not be much
benefited, from a health point at
least, as the sewanR2ow running
into it from abuttiS property has
not been stopped al torn water
will convert the did into reek-
ing cesspoOl. nrneuw
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
The Wanderer.

The "Wanderer" starts outon its
first trip today to the country. 1t
is big, commodious ambulance,
which Capt. Buck Hice, its COM
mander, says will seat about ten
people comfortably and leave room
for three kegs of beer and their
corresponding accomplishments OF
ice, lunch, etc.
Il will be used for political pic
mic excursions during the coming
campaign.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
Saver Lahnrer Hurt.

Julius Juilliard severely cut
his hand with an axe yesterday
afternoon and the wound had to be
sewed up. He was at work cut
ting up mesquite blocks on West
Commerce street for the sewer
trench, when the axe slipped froIa
the handle and struck his hand.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
A Question of Authority.

Judge Green, in chambers, heard
a habeas corpus Of Sam Wilkins
yesterday and took 1t under ad.
.yisement. wilkins has been fined
$40 by the city on . charge OF va
grancy, to-wit, being q gambler,
and claimed that the city had no
authority to fine him for the Of
tense. He was released on his own
recognizonce pending a decision OF
the court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
Licensed to We'd,

Louis Johnson aud Mary e.
Bradford.
Martin Hernandez and Marie
Salsons.
John Hightower, colored, and
Sarah Brown, colored.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
Called Them Thieves.

Jess Foster, colored, was ar
by Deputy Constable Greer
terday on an affidavit ma
Jesus Flores, living at Bea
charging Foster with distd
the peace. Flores claims tha
August A, Taste EQsteSa
atlantis family lot 0AD1IIIReS.
Foster give bond In the sum Of
800 before Justice Devine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
Real Estate Tranfers Filed.

kM. j. Swartz to Susan Browning
Ep.6 acres of survey SO, on the
Medina river; $3.50.
Alice Taylor to John Taylor
SoAte half Of lot 2, block IL, OF the
q Ny. Pierca, sgbdivislon OF lot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23

Whatever Chldrns
good this a
under ask
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-23
THE FIFTH CAVALRY BAND

Will render some fine music at
Muth's garden tonight, to con.
clude with promenade concert
and dance. Admission 20 cents
ladies free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
Notice to Democratic Voters.

Notice is hereby given tha, The. Demo
cratic Primary Election Will be held n
Ohio county. on Saturday. April 18th, \. ID.
- I.9in = T,oSA a NJ ~, - so-, o'iot
2 n. until O'Clock ?. m IN me country
Districts for the selection OF candidates
tor the following o1Iices- to-Wll. -,-,-
sheriff. Clerk Of County Court, CIerA OF
Circuit Court. Prosecuting Attorney, As
SCISSOR for the City District. Assessor for
The Country District. School CommiSSsio on
srs. County Commissioners. Justice OF the
Peace. CoDStahleS. Members OF the Boards
II Education in the Country Districts, ana
three Delegates from escn District 10 ne
Ohio County Democratic Convention 70 De
held al a time and place 20 be hereafter
named by the Democratic County EXecu-
tive Committee.
L shall De me duty OF said County Con
ve1tion 20 nominate tas following canal
dates for Office and appoint the following
delegates. namely: Four members OF the
House OF Delegates. Senatorial Conferess.
Delegates 20 the Judicial Convention for
the First Circuit. Delegates from the Va
rious Districts 70 the Democratic state
Convention 10 be held az Wheeling on Au-
gust 12-h. A d 1895. Delegates 70 the Dis
tric- convention 20 be held al ClarksbUrg
on June 18th. 1895 Delegates from the va
-ious Districts 20 the Congressional Con-
yen;ion 20 b held "a a time and place
hereafter 20 he named. and 20 appoint
members Of the County Executive Com
mittee.
The Primary Elections 20 De held az the
Washington District-Vigilant Engine
House and Fulton Hose House.
Madison District-Seventh Ward Hose
House and Second Ward Market House.
Clay District-Oid County Jail.
Union Dis-rict-Police Court Room.
Centre DiStrict-Hook and Ladder Hose
House.
Webster District-Sixth Ward Club
Room. corner Market and Twenty-fourth
streets.
Richie District-Eighth Ward Hose
House.
Liberty District-vest Liberty. Potomac
and Valley Grove
Triadelphia District - Leatherwood
School House Kimmirs' Hall a. Elm
Grove. Green's Hotel az Triadelphia. and
Cool Breeze School House.
Richland District-Gienu's Run School
House. and Brick School House.
BY order OF the Ohio County Democrat
lc Executive Committee.
R :. KINCHELOE. Chairman.
JAMES ". EWING. Secretary. api
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
DEMOCRATS, TAKE NOTICE.

A. meeting Of the Democrats STATE
Executive Committee Of West Virgins:
held al PaVkerSburg on ne On &C. -
February. ISSS. Il was oroeteo -. "a. -
twelve DELEGATES 20 which the SlAle y.
Nest Virginia = entitled in the DemoCIaItc
National Convention 90 DC held az SI ..ssss
On The tn day OF July, $50, - - T3-sss
candidates for President ana NlTe..a a.
dent OF the United States, De seIsSeed -
follows: 80. - .ba
The Democrats in each county n me ne
State shall appOin, Sucn tliilT 80 -, -
and in such manner as lne bS... .D -,
Executive Committee OF each county L. DSs
deternfne delegates 20 Congressional Us
trick Conventions 20 be held IN eACN y. ~
four Congressional Districts OF Sny 80
on the nth day OF June 40 a. 'l'1
In fhs First Congressional District a.
Clarksburg in the county OF hartlSo.i ~ -
re Second Congress lonsl DlsSl4 1-,-j-a
vis. in the county OF Tucker. II the ~
Congressional District az Hinton, IN tIlS
county OF Summers In the Foutln - -
grssional District a. Point peasant IL '4'1
Esci Of said Congressional District Con
ventiors shall appoint one delegate az
large and one alternate therefor anu LWo
district delegates and TWO alternateS ' I,=
fo-. 20 represent the Democracy OF west
Virginia IN said Chicago Convention
The basis OF represent tion IN eacn OF
said Congressional District ConventionS
viii be one vote for each one nulure1
woes ana fraction thereof over fifty cast
for Grover Cleveland for President az the
November election OF lSa2, and each county
: rer,las-af 10 appoint The same number OF
delegates % each Congressional DiStrict
Convention as votes K may be entitled 20
oy the above basis OF represent ton.
The county OF Mingo having been torrn-
ed from the county Of Logan. each OF SAID
counties Will be entitled % the number OF
Democratic votes cast IN 1892 AZ the voting
precincts within each This vote was "a
n Logan county and sd in Mingo.
BY order OF the Democratic State Exec
u,ive Committee
W E Chiffon. Chairman.
wv 4 OH. rY Secretary. apTe&g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville. w. Va, April III. B.
Bremen, OF Wheeling, was in the city
to-day.
John A. Howard, of Wheeling. arriv-
ed in the city last evening and left for
the county seat this morning.
T. j. Lockwood, representing Guffy
& Co. oil operators, Pittsburg, left for
home to-day.
II is understood that council will be
asked al their next meeting to consider
some much needed wharf improve
mems.
Al the wells: N. T. James. Youngs-
towns: \. II. Kreittner, Warren: D. H.
Courtney. Morgantown; r. E. Mooney.
Lima: C. L. Ramsey. Pittsburg; ]. E.
Kinch. New York: c. H. Sheadd. Ak
ron. y. Y; P. B. Crosby, Marietta; A.
L. Lowrie. Pittsburg; Jno. Murphy,
Washington. Pa.
The old school house is about torn
down, and by the. end of this week
both lots will be entirely of and the
stone masons can 60 10 work laying
the foundation for the new building.
Attorney Alfred Caldwell OF Wheel
ing. passed through town this morning
en- route for Middlebourne.
A large force OF stone masons are az
work putting, in the basement for the
Farmers and Producers National Bank.
From the number OF men at work. the
basement ought 70 be finished in
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Morrison have
returned home from trip 10 Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. ". ". Evans, we'll known oil
man, was in town to-day on business.