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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-13

over the end OF the tube, from which
the heat rays are focused in such way
that the outline of the tubes end is
preserved, so that the operator may
focus the rays without difficulty. The
photographing is thus done through
this heavy cloth, as well as other organ
ic substances described above.
While radiant heat light is not new,
the application which Prof. Roentgen
has made of it is an entirely new scien-
tific feat, which overturns the theory
regarding opaque objects, such as have
heretofore been included in the cate
CORY of those that light would not pene-
trate. The professor is of the opinion
that his discovery will demonstrate
that there is no such thing as an Opaque
body, and that the penetrating power
Of light may be regulated by its intens-
ity and manner of use.
Thomas A. Edison claims for the new
discovery that it will prove almost linn
itless, and without being as yet ac-
quainted with the materials used by
Prof. Roentgen, says that it is doubt
lessaccompiishedwith plates sensitized
with chemicals exposed to radiant heat,
or, as Edison calls it, invisible light.
The work is done with what we call
waves of low refrangibility.
From the standpoint of medical and
surgical science, the discovery is in
valuable. All diseases and growths of
the interior body can thus be photo
graphed and absolutely located. Mr..
Edison is also of the opinion that this
discovery can be so perfected that there
will be no further vivisection of bodies,
and that the formation of the brain can
be laid bare without any trouble.
For metallurgy and mineralogy the
new discovery is as limitless as it is for
medical science. By this new process
oil the dips, spurs and angles of the
veins and character of the mineral con-
tents can be discovered without max
ing borings and sinking shafts.
While the cardinal factor of the new
process is radiant heat, Mr.. Edison is
confidenet that special rays thereof
and specially prepared chemical plates
are necessary to jointly operate with
it. Radiant heat is the only energy
which fills all space and pervades all
bodies when transformed to luminifer'
Gus ether. The ether particles are SET
to yibrate by the hot body, and the
vibratory motion travels in all direc'
lions like waves at speed of about
$4,000 miles a second.
Prof. Henry Morton, of Stevens In
stitute of Technology at Hoboken, is not
as enthusiastic in his belief in the new
discovery as Prof. Edison. Morton
doubts the practicability with regard
to some of the experiments, but does
not deny the possibility of the process
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-13
A CONSTANT STUDY

is necessary on the pa, of the physician.
He must fully understand the effects of
every medicine he prescribes. Long and
constant study is also necessary to ade.
quately understand the nature and prop
critics Of drugs from which medicines are
prepared. The fact that our prescription
department is iutrusted to an experience
ed pharmacist and that we draw the line
vigorously at pure drugs affords a two
fold reason for public confidence. Any
prescription compounded by US can be
relied upon absolutely. A medicine pre-
pared from impure drugs cannot be ef-
fective. The medical profession find our
prescription department invaluable In
their practice.
E. REUSS, City Drug Store,
Io6 z. Commerce St
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DIFTMAR & OPPENHEIMER.
Fire Insurance, Mackey Bldg.

White sewing machines are
the best in the world. l.. M. Mich
ael, sole agent, 1923 West Commerce.
Repairing a speciality. Machines
from So up. Oil, needles, etc.
81 I'm.
&C. F. Frommer, Bookbinding
and Ruling in all it's branches. AT
419 Market street. 80 If
---Edgewood and Paxton's pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon,
4O7 Main plaza. 420 If
"A. Prudential, of New York,
is in the San Antonio infirmary,
suffering from paralysis.
-DELAMoRToN dress cutting
school, 207 North Presa St., near
Paul Wagner's. Agents wanted.
l 10 I'm
The Alamo Brokerage Co. has
removed from Market street to 203
Alamo plaza, west side. 2-9-6t.
The Alamo Brokerage Co. has
removed from Market street to BOB
Alamo plaza, west side. 2-9-6t.
TRY US-TEL. Alb,
sEEBE & McALLIsTER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
1921 If DDS
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old g. and B. at
the Crystal saloon. 20tf
The Sunset Wood Co. cuts and
bales their own hay and can GER
tainly save you money. 1t would
be we'll TO see their hay and grain
before buying elsewhere; corner
Lamar and Walnut streets. IL lift
Bill Poster Frank Hess has
his left hand tied up. While load
ing some iron on a wagon last
Monday, a piece fell on his hand
and split the third finger.
The Alamo Brokerage Co. has
removed from Market street to 203
Alamo plaza, west side. 2-9.6t
Chosen Friends mask ball,
Mission Garden, Tuesday, 18th ;
Tickets at 521 E. Houston st. IA 1t
For the finest Umbrella China
trees at lowest prices call at 4l6
Labor street. 211 Ct
Ice COLD BEER, fresh, always on tap al
the CRYSTAL SALOON, 407 Main plaza. II
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Oampos Retires From Spain.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia special
to the Herald from Havana says /:
Madrid dispatches received here
say that Martinez Campos, since
the recent demonstration at the
Spanish capital, has declined to
assume the presidency of the
supreme council Of war to which
he has been appointed, and has
signified his purpose Of leaving the
country. However, he says he
goes to accompany an invalid son
who goes to Germany to recuper-
ate his health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-13

Finest hand made Sour Mash
whiskey-Old Crow, at the Crystal
saloon 407 Main plaza. APO Il
The Metropolitan Philatelic
club held regular meeting last
night.
The celebrated McAlester In
dian Territory coal, 1915 per ton.
Dry four feet wood 1915 per cord ;
stove wood $3.50 per cord. Sunset
Wood Co. IL IL tt
MIR. l.. p. Peck, Of this city,
was purchased the race horse even
detta," from Chas. Hugus, of Tay-
lor, Vendetta has trial record
OF 2:19.
TURF EXCHANGE, 203 Alamo
Plaza. Commissions executed on
all racing events.
2 10 If STUBBLEFIELD & Co.
AN electric wire rubbing
against telephone cable on East
Commerce street caused the insula.
ton to wear of and the electric
wire was discovered burning into
the cable yesterday. The matter
was attended to before any serious
damage resulted.
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China at the Oars Coronation.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia report to
the Herald from Pekin says: Ii
Hung Chang and Cha Yu Lien have
been appointed delegates to repre-
sent the emperor of China at the
coronation Of Emperor Nicholas
H., of Russia at Moscow. Nego-
tiations are still in progress look
ing TO the conclusion Of CONNER
cial treaty between China and
Japan.
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A RECOMMENDATION FROM Los
ANGELES

932 CASTELAR, St., Los Angeles,
Cal.-After having suffered for a
long time from acute rheumatism
without obtaining relief, / used
Chamberlain Pain Balm and was
almost Immediately relieved. /
highly recommend this as the best
medicine known. ID. NJ. Hamilton.
For sale by F. Kslteyer, G. Camp
bell and j. Clavin, druggists.
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MOVED ON LIGHTERS.

Remarkable Feat of Engineering Per
formed in California.
A remarkable feat of engineering has
Just been successfully accomplished by
q Pacific coast firm.
An attorney named Ernest Sewer is
the owner of two-story house at Ar
cata, 10 miles from Eureka. Owing to
q decline in the value of property at Ar
cata Sewer determined to have the house
moved to Eureka, where he intended
having it set up on some land he owned.
A firm of contractors undertook to
remove the house intact and set it up,
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FREE COLUMN
In the Sunday Morning Light

Persons wanting situations as clerks, Ia
borers, or other employment, are invited to
use our Sunday morning Issue FREE of charge,
space allowed twelve to fifteen words; copy
TO be handed in not later than Saturday even
ing, s o'clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found.
For Sale, etc., charged at rate of one cent q
word. Other business notices in this column
% cents for three lines each insertion.
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Reported Defeat.

HANANA, Feb. ia dispatch
from Santa Clara, from General
Oliver, Spanish commander Of
that district, announces the seri-
Gus defeat of insurgents under
Serafln Sanchez and Mirabel, two
Of the most important insurgent
leaders, outside Of the province Of
Havana.
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AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only su-
thorized collectors Of the LIGHT:
w. T. SCHUMACHER,
II. G. SCHUMACHER,
FRED SMALL.
DAN HATToN
Subscribers are requested not to pay
their subscription withcCi taking re-
ceipt. L. i JOHNSON. Mgr.
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Copper wires are used for Mexican
telegraph lines so that they will hold
the weight of the birds and monkeys
which crowd them at night.
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Hnrseflesh ~ Enod.

writer in the FranlIfurter Zeitung
says that horsefesh is the most nour-
ishhlg of meats and its taste is hardly
distiupuishable from beef.
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that the new process can be subjected
to any test.
The wire over which the electric cur
rent passes into the tube is attached to
small storage battery in the camera
at the rear of the tube, the latter be-
ing arranged like the lens in an or
binary camera. A heavy cloth is thrown
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Tbe Daily Light.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ID, '96
EXECUTORS SALE,

Estate of III. b. Andrews, (Decd.)
No. 2o5 and 2o7 w. Commerce Street,
running through to Crockett St., with
improvements, at bargain.
I24o acres improved land, a miles from
Alamo Plaza, beautiful and level, well
watered; great bargain.
222 acres, miles from Plaza, the high
est point, overlooking the city, surround.
ed by beautiful live oak trees, house and
cistern; price 49, Apply to
V. L. James,
Or Room No. ID Ksmpmann Building
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Photographs, nice cabinets, for
$50 per doz. at Callaway's. IL l tt
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Or Room No. ID Ksmpmann Building
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

-h- 4oor On IL rsxAs. turned szee zors
sazr-s The soor O. TIE left. hearee
2aep sigh and s1oEtx sEts-ed he ron
a1 TIE -iE1l
Once irssSs. he rensFet his e1zc-
.Ieazed a szokirg jzcksS- PlAeea .
ekAGr .4ar she EaIi. task his fzESEtis
pcsstioz Hseri.s r. and. lsaz.Eg sser.
applied his ear 70 the 24rtltio1, eEs-
Eeatgy z1K5gzz 70 hear f-u-z the oszsr
sl9e Then As lishte6 eiEzretrs ans
Eanehe5 the Szeks rs he essS y irsO
lareirai shz7es toward th< eeiitsE-
He had already szcked several e.
Earetfes &ns repeated the listening %
ssatloa Ea-y uzas ~hsa kis fsrs- eazk
azsii nor. s1d6eziY sTiEA1sasa- He
oeala kez- son. e1s zacviaE sse
Is ins
\ eiAt.er Of HALVES Aza rroSke-y s@z
now heard
she Is getting her dsaas--
And leHaiag SIN farther forward be
ssEeEe 70 eatcA every rzcTs az his IN
Conscious aelgAbs-.
Never seeing Ae- he s;iu fsit Happy
% feel that she x4s living chsre % near
hin
Tazs be saw her - -zoTe vas Indeed
eruel fact and a cause Of Eau-6 grsel
A. ors uzae be rsaa % see Der almost
every day. He voald pazz scetaensal
ssee<in<s 80 eisEeriy lkat thsy really
zpps1red pure fAv0r from kiasly
iate Thar we're tie rssaEt cf rlreA
sehemEng. no esabs. and 4 -eaairze
: great deal Of patience TO bring thsn
about For instzzee. Jacques r0ala
~ateh for hours n trou1 es the hease
70 Sc her coming home. As soor zs
ne caught a glimpse o< her appyoash-
Ing form be would quickly run ~ the
stairs. wait an insfant 70 give her tine
TO rezea the hoass. then slowly go
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
str--s-car aan<.ar.

Nov What said the sorapuIouz
man, do you DO when a stress-sar
conductor overiooks you and fsrse;s te
ask tar yoa- fAreg-
= give II TO aim without being
asked. ot course said the conseten-
;iols man
+ used 20 DO that, said the serupn
ions nan. -iiil a conductor whom j
knew told me that I had thereby been
the means Of getting him reprinArded
There was spotter on the car and my
action served to call Artention to the
fact that the conductor had been ne
miss in his duty Il woaIc probably
not have been noticed II / had kept
sim. Nov, Shat should a man do il
such a caseE-
Well. for my part" said the SD
devil. when conductor overiooks re
consider il an invitation from The
company 70 take 4 glass OF beer 81 It's
expense ~ Buffalo Express.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
o. t4-sa.a'. - ~ I.s4..-.

Mss. Tbcrashy IsrnaEs Ssauisf. wts.
ii.a sxfsaErr, hes I-r1a5ss faa $. y
irsfs rsarszss'ia- afal hss , unslas "a,
.sti. frsa szil4tig's stlus.ssise. T. -
than a small fan. eWilar Wish III ~.
n iarx aEa. b I'm sssriass paraSl,
the rlrsszrzs Aay. wilh jeweied handl.s
r,rsssiass vaaur and cansFss7 * ~ :
iss. phliadelSi1ls Tin1c<
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

down a. II chance alone brought him
thos 10 meet her as she Was climbing
up TO her room. Unfortunately at Jhat
important point his seif-possession
would always desert him. Her mod
est. rncoucerned nien as she passed
~ 50 upset him thAs he would ind
himself bowing awkwardiy. casting
sewn his eyes and feeling Ike > bash
ful sehooIbSy
Afer sach failures he would remon-
strate with himself severely. vow 10
Be less timid next time. practice grace
tul bows. invent pretexts FOR address
ing her and study subjects Of conver-
sztion. But all preconcerted arrange
uents would tumble corfusedly TO the
ground the moment he stood near her.
srd the consciousness OF defeat but
increased his nervousness One day he
-lunsily dropped his hat and then he
determined TO never see her again.
Thus thought he. Il may a; least
avoid making bad impression. as
ean't make good one
Her name was Charlotte: he had
earned that somehow. and her occupa-
lion that Of a seanstress- She gener-
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

ss~llss.- sc Haa-r re~ hY ana 5aeGucs
aerer t.rrrs - Iszfsafng 70 thls eeneeTt
Charlas.s herself Eias2 have EesrisSi,
ter Fresaz,iy The gruzrznnss altered.
fEeza1nees ard Teye-ies sEGceste-d cav
ss@-izs s1A 0Deratic airs The yierAt-
i-g tonss of her votee were sabeusd
10 rsi. the suz. szers melodies Ehssa
sssIaEsd Ser farmer erorts. ere q The
ssosEizg esecfs q he eAsnE- being
% l=u IKcsF1es iais a sluntAer, tEnzagh
eTsz n hts sleep h- hep; ALIVE 20 The
arasis aa4 followed sresI Eose uttered
b tie faiT singer.
Al a. oncs ChAriottz. Nho probably
eseiaes s2s azst keep hraks a; any
cost. starsea into a lively sauE La
Nais- de- Rnsef.~ b Oliver Metra. ore
o. ihase wildly asliroHs waltzes ~hieA
zaais rzzEe the aysnE ioaE for tas zss
q their seet.
Iaequas muu have besa drsznlak
ass arpaEinE ss vas waltEtag. for. sn-
ssidlrz his chair. As started. Shirie1
rso o. three ti=es sns then botA mad
z,E, aue skzir fell 70 ne 1oor via q
erash- TAs-s v1s a GFcaafai eu=3o-
Tea, The Hoor shook 4 scream rang
ikroash the air bot u aid nos tszss
sraE Jaeqass' liFz
Il xsdlt have esez isrposfbls for
eir. 10 atrsr any ss1ne- He hk8 tsilez
oa Ai- tArr. sslii his sorraeas o2sn aaa
faiaied-
whou ks ease te himself. few
hnsrt IafsE ss Ehs iyinE sgoa the bed.
Ais lead rzs haadaErd, and a woman
al Esar watching hiaa.
what, yoa Mere. mads-aoassiia-
"CertaizIy. nahzzieas. heard aaea a
Eslse N tAis 7Dan ikss nivht feared
saze terrible tragedy ~as takias plAes.
eaze quickly znf fozae yoz lying
zpoa ths aoor uaeoussi0us- Il Il all
riEa; pas- thsre n no 4aGger In =
ter days 20 ;rarF VII remain ens
sliEhi ssar na,. tel ne. sow did yea
hagpea % fan IN sPrs an absurd zzn-
ser sftA yaar ehsirs-
Jaesu-s made 20 reply. bot sissAsa
zzrasliy.
woarz arr quIrk IN srslnE = pss-
s.az rher inxalre. CARROTS Eooa read
gaeEass' heart
They eaattea quietly unffs breakfast
tizae. Tae trss step vas takeo TIE
fcs sTnksa- EsE sssy 70 rals nov,
Thsy are noE married zaa happy.
CsaEioste Goes not soTS ~ the Gay
SAT more Jssczss Aas re2shsd that
hz77y ssate q tAiaEs vhiea ceaes 70
az Hho strive ana his patatinEs are
soid ealss easily. briaEiax enough TO
2rovidn Tor the sslAaas 0t their TN
EFessztioaz zaate OF hrins
Tue tkinEs have hecz Rad are stig
matter q Wosgar and comment
anoax their friezds On theIr mar
riase day the -YsIxs tes Roess- SSs
played sn the orEan and souzpicusas
plaee n their eraSinE 7oorl . aIl,d
~ an Old broken esair. 50 ~sak and
riekesy that Charlotte h4s 70 tkztsn II
sogrthsr viii ribbons in Orasr TO nzAks
Il stand
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

ACQTE raa rzr
sdly ~ tAz Eve
stairs ard s.pp7es
oz the EAz1ing os
the ssx.k eo-er
There ke stood ;
usnezs s@sEesa
rxo aSe-s Ehseh
faced each other.
Eaxe,s lsagtnzly O.
the zen. ;oa< ogt
hss key Ez o7eness
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
whea He susr.a.

Loaise-" Harry, hate TO ask you.
but tell me, do you snore in your
sleep Harry Sometimes, darling;
yea know an active business naa
doesn't get time TO snore when he's
awake ." Standard.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

Firae glzari5f--si7izr ss1stasitF : Fs~f -
silpe,t ssss.sa iia,srtsF-.s sttss'f s.s'-ssl
pard = o. rzs't efrzbte - stssflcr - I
wa - "a ear atfrsfaaz aNay fsa 4
a.sssls --l,arG
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

k-zve. tszatgfGI ss-l $50 alsse d me
rSri1 had - vel rxssssed - te@S-
laffazsi
he xoaas-es xhrz ana hos ss -
gan 70 love hsr, see h28 aozae "a thss
huzse the year before. A. frxt e lad
rs-Geed SIZE Was pretty But tor a t9zs
.ieae k21 given se- - tarfher thaasat
Thea 81 degrees tkfs seaerszt aa2
entered kIs heart aad 1nzsiy possessed
Ills Nheie he47E Eov bad 8 CORE
TsrnazA the walls a. 81 we're Il a
the abrasion a TIE ~or1zn oas feels
;srfAg scar. A. si<at ze Ssr4sr. +
xAs Ezf In tAs zarztas Is sae ua-
ausl az CIR tAOzEhts arr q her
Be IL as il zav. Jzequea haz nes the
iezx- cszat as 70 the aztu-s q hls f-ei-
f-rs for Chzriossa- Haa she allowed
XIX % s2eak. aza admitting szea a
2rszs5llfy. bad he au- hz1 saa eo1rzEe
% address h.r. bis seclaFatfsz E1zi1
lave h@an sh1rz an3 10 the point
-AA5ezaOlzells. lore yuus WI ysz
5e ny Etf.T- wo1sd have sceE the
sp@ezh tc e0u-sy all Ne ;hseEA;. sslt
ard eesE-ea.
But tks1- ere cannot cEer 5ae'e
empty hEEd 70 a ~cz2z, Jaeazez WSs
poor. He rss psfzter-ozs e thoss
sx2fxznr4 whase$~eAIsh Is ssai a nat
te- q hopez zz1 dreams Jzsf Al pres
e1i he found no sale for nis canvas aa1
II orse- 70 pay The la, ssa-tsT-s rrns
the room had beea reiiered g several
Fl>ees of fzrziinrs- In fart - ant
a chair xgre asGst It's sole ornaments
UPo1 thLs esAfr oar yoHEg aratst s2sn.
ais evenings. ever oE The sisTt azd iH-
;<rpretizg every zoYez@1t q The IL
CONSCIOUS EirI IN the sex. -0cz- he
suS.ifng Of her drezz. ths moving q 4
chair. the noise q the discs. All srSss
o; her occupation ~ thAt gartsrz,ar
moment
-sne Is IayIzs shs siosh-zss d
etesrfng Gp-sAe Is slSsinE esEa--uoE
sae Is going % sg~-
Il ~oaasr shss she shiREs at ne
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only she kssw hcw ! lore her
oftea he fell teza9tsd 10 attrart ke-
asfeatioE. evsu sA1sgh . SsHe silly,
bur aEzia he Tear Of eis2lsasicg her
Hold hin back
And yet she must shink q ne some
tinsH- she knovs ! iss Acre. sAs
cznRot help seeing tie REhs tErcash
my ever-gaplng toer. she -lss se
little e1rioas. heing 4 EpIau- Sae
nasf ns,ice I an 1iEzxs in- Perhaps
I did attract her attention u spite o,
ny blzzeess. SE aecsuat of them. per
haps Possibly sEs knr<s | love hsr
snG : expecting an aFowal ans, see-
ing ! dare Eos sS~ak-sho krs~s so
zueh may be erpersea Of ~onsa5s Shs
nay soae day drop her work cross
thar landing. push oasn ny door,
which / never shat-eatsr ny room
and sAy.
Since yoa VIII not come ssaiIi@
All but that ziiElt be a long time
eezinzi
SIN straddting his post OF obserTs-
t.oz he woaid runInate on the many
devices presenting themselves 70 his
mind IN order % hasten matters To
slip note under her aOors He had
often thought Of that but woaid sse
read itz AMI szpposiuE she did. woaid
lot the first passionate word oSend
her and cause her to tear ~ his mis-
siye in anzer2 To get some one TO
speak for him. Whom They had
no nutual friend Decidedly none o,
these means we're practicable and TIE
cnly thing 10 do vas to wait Row
/ loag1
II was getting late. veTy late. Char
.ctre skill af work beam to sing to
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

safrs gs1sh. = fts-s xsT rriaarst- Z, ,
s.tszeFFFt - iiFsrr-r @Nsss 50 =
$3.50 ss iaslfr Faar sr~s nus,zsn q -,
ss--sst rssrr.sEs.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

rrFN ss.srr~s rr-~ 49, sa~r~5z4nl=ra7y gsss-at /
- ssfs-r 1fsl eAs = ff-- g1l1~astsr-as ~
- :. gr, So. !. 60 80 -. !
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

RS butfIfs = fies's care - nas.1sl
= ~. - s,l.. 3, 3 3. - =. ~. -. = -.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

- saaalg - ~ rE1s-f - artFasg fsef Z.
= gurf hau1 NJ NsfSF sasf - ~
iaft. '-e4t a-fssza1aifiF ! - streets I
rsr-f 70 M fiarrosc-s uas hses SIS "A
ssan rss e. - fzliis gs.asis gaars11
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12

.Isar sssE2sst. ulssss. ~
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II was getting late. veTy late. Char
lotte. stiIl at york. began TO sing TO
keep from falling asleep. Jacques kept
time. following the rhythm By rocking
himself 10 and fro. whieh rent very
well when the movement was sloT.
but when II qusckened with the spir-
tied passages OF the song the game
became dangerous one and taxed
he poor old chair beyond iss capacity
for gymnastics
The whole modern repertory Ens re-
viewed Now came Faust,
-Ah, II he were hsrelF
But he is there jacques almost
cried In turn came selections from
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Rock Island Argus., 1896-05-25
INSTALLATION ON REV. IRA ". ALLEN

Central Church Formally fseoeives Its Pas
tor With Becoming Ceremony.
Rev. Ira w. Allen, Jr.. was in
stalled as pastor Of the Central Pres
byteriau church yesterday morning
with becoming ceremonies in which
the Central and Broadway church
congregations participated.
The installation committee was
composed of Revs. Willis Green
Craig ID. ID. l.. l.. d., Norburg w.
Thornton, w. Roland Williams aud
William b. Mckee, the latter pre-
siding. The installation sermon
was delivered by Rev. Craig. who
took for his subject 1.-The Value of
the Church." while Rev. Williams
made the charge to the pastor. and
Rev. Thornton the charge to the
people.
A special musical program was ar.
ranged for the occasion. the choir OF
the Broadway church assisting. In
the afternoon there was q commun-
ion service.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-05-25

The Moline High school team and
the Augustana college boys crossed
bats at the Augustana campus Satur-
day. The game was . victory for
the Molinites by a s6Ore of z to 4.
Agame was played between the
Ninth grade and the High school
freshman teams on the Twelfth street
diamond Saturday afternoon. The
latter won after hard tight by .
score Of IL to 12.
The tie game between the teams
Of the business and collegiate de-
partments Of Augustana college was
PLAYED OF Saturday on the college
grounds. The business department
won BY q score Of II TO 6.