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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-05

Emperor William. After he will pro-
coed to his wifes estates in Russia on
personal business
The Emperor is now with his fam
lily at Wilhelmshohe. An incident OF
the life of the Empress there was q
military spectacle that she ordered on
Monday near Cassel. The HessiaI
infantry and the Hessian Hussars
! held field manouevres, the Empress
and her three eldest sons attending on
horseback. The manouevres were
held ON the old battlefield. The gen
eral in command described the various
movements TO the Princes, who dis
played marked interest. The EN-
press afterward ordered that every
man who had taken part in the ma
nouevres should be given an extra
litre of beer at her expense.
Instigated by the Prussian Agrar-
ians, Chancellor Won HohenlOhe re-
Gently ordered that an inquiry be held
to ascertain whether a special meas
ure was needed against the alleged
increasing importation of American
horse flesh into Germany by way of
Belgium and Holland. The report,
which has been submitted, concludes
with the statement that no further
prohibitions are required.
The official Reichanzeiger publishes
decree forbidding the importation of
fresh pork into Germany through Hol-
land.
The government has again ordered
that reports be submitted to it on the
importation of petroleum, evidently
with the idea of introducing a differ
ent tariff. The matter is revived
with a view of breaking the monopoly
of the Standard Oil company.
The customs charges that will go
into effct in September will consider
ably increase the tariff on all mineral
oils through an altered system of cal
culating the net weight. American
exporters are largely concerned in this
matter.
The opposition of the British prime
minister, Lord Salisbury, to a block
ade of the island of Crete to prevent
the Christian insurgents there from
obtaining arms from outside the is
land and the general situation arising
from the revolts in Crete and Mace
donia, had a bad effect on the Berlin
and Vienna bourses. Austrian gov
eminent securities closed q per cent
down, German imperial securities,
after a similar decline, recovered. The
Cologne Gazette describes the situa-
ton as more critical than ever The
Tageblatt says that Great Britain pur-.
sues her own aims, though in so doing
she menaces the peace of Europe.
An international women's congress
will be held in Berlin from the 10Th
to the 26th of September. Among
those who are expected to be present
are Miss Francis Willard, Mrs. Belva
Lockwood, Miss Boetticher, of Chica-
go; Lady Henry Somerset, Madame
Kirschner, the wife of the burgomas-
ter of Berlin, and number of French
Russian and Polish ladies.
The once famous Wagner Society
held a meeting at Beyreuh last week,
under the craftsmanship of Baron
Seckendorf. The annual report
showed that the membership, which
in 1893 was $500, had fallen to 5000.
A motion to dissolve the society was
defeated, but there is no hope that it
will continue to exist much longer.
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Evening journal., 1896-03-28
Interesting Baseball Gossip.

"Eaough Wilmington baseball club
players will errive 10 the city on Wednes-
day 20 make up our tsams." That is
what Manager Long OF the league club
esys. He shas just returned from the
West where. he has been on the lookout
for good men and judging by the list OF
those he has selected, be has picked up
some 6ne teleut.
The men are Drew, ID : Mclntyre,
90; McOfacken IT,. Rsas, of Mont
gomery, r. Welsh. C. Jerry and
William Eops, Murphy Arnole.
Asrgerum Jackson, Hines. Fowler. and
Dunnetb. pitchers
The team will play the Athletics of
Philadelphia In that city on April and 4
ard game will be played with Newark.
N J next day. There will be enough
players here April to form two teams
and they will practice here on that dsy.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
az AltrcId In.llctment.

CHAMPAIGN, Ills, March 2S. - New
features have come to light in the action
Of tho Champaign county grand jury
which indicted John p. Altgeld, governor
of the state Of Illinois, and the other
members Of the board Of trustees Of the
Illinois university for noncompliance with
the state law requiring the United States
flag to be foated over all public school
buildings. The grand jury also brought
in indictments against Rev. Father Wag-
ner, pastor Of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church, and Rev. Frederick Neharn, pas
tor OF St. Peters German Lutheran
church, for failure 20 comply with the
law in not maintaining the United States
Gag over their respective parochial schools
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
nI

CINAVENS. -Enteree into rest March 20
1895, Msry, wife Of the late william E'
lheave g. sod daughter OF samuel and VI ~
Ann Whitaker, deceased, 10 tie iiih year oi
her age,
DIXON. On March 20. 1893, Sarah G., wife
of John Dixon
GEORGE-In this city on March 81, Jlna-
than D.. George. aEed II years.
Due notice 0f tho funeral viii ba given
GRADY.-At Ashland, Del. on March "a
1903. "a Uterine Grady, sgtd ~ Sesfs.
HEWEs- on Marcn "a 1896 at his late resi.
deuce, near Csrcroft, VII Jam Hewes. Va the
iist year of bic sEe,
HOLTON.- On the 2si iusiant Conrad
bolton.
HUrTgE In this city, March 2i, li9s
Henry Hutton.
Relatives end fdends Of the family ard
So. -nedict Beneficial 1Cciety, and j. @ 2.
society 80. p are rcsle yiuily iEtited g at.
ten the funeral from the residence 30 II.
Market street. Saturday,. 2 d. m. hsquium
bic b mass az Gscred Heart Chufch I'd a.,o
internent in Cathedral Cemetery.
RONtTI ER.-On March p. 1895. Catherine
daughter Of Gustave and hoeanna honitzcr
aged months.
NOVEL;. .--On March -. 1896, ella NOVEL;
NIXON On March ~. 1888. Ida Alay Nixon
wife OF William Il, riuon, snd dEug hte4 u
Nathaniel Gregg,
PARSONS On srrch %, is'e. Fiiseliz
farscns, aged e. years.
FOaTER.- Ga 5IaTcn zo, ls3d, jennie oTtoS
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
B. q O,S KEW POLICY.
Receiver Murray Says That Iocreascd
Number OF Trains oser This DivisioD
VIII Dspend on the Den.---.

Receiver Murray Says That decreased
Number OF Trains Ovcr This D.visioD
VIII Dsrend on the Den.---.
Local railroad man ars interested ~
anything pertaining TO the 3 a O rail
road. and particularly ia the new policy
Of the receivers of the road. Ocar q
Murray, one Of the receivers has given
an interview 10 which be gives expression
TO the following Intentions which par
tlculsrly Sifect that divislon Of the eys
TEN passing through this city
''lt Is our aim 10 maintain the pass en-
ger service at az high a standard OF
efficiency as possible Whethc any
addtlonal trains will be put on between
Washington and New York we cannot
say Of present This will depend on the
emOunt Of business. An Of the sleeping,
drawing room snd day coaches will be
renovated and refurnished aud wherever
necessary new ones will be added
1--WE have given orders flr every shop
on ths line 10 be operated on full time a.
repair work alone II 70 our intention
10 overhaul and repalr every locomotive
and car that will justify the outlay. This
will necessltate .he employ mont of cur
entire fofcs Consequently, all orders
for new locomotives and cars will be
given TO outside concerns
"We Intend ordering 5000 freight cars
as soon as possible, aud alno about Gov
enty hve locomotives. OF the freight
cars a large proportion will be coal cars,
which may indicate the Importance with
which We regard our coal trade. OF the
locomotives. small number. twelve OF
fifteen. will be for passenger service. az
our locomotives 10 this respscs are "a q
rule. OF high STANDARD Tho balance
will be for hauling freight"
He also said that the company would
endesvor 10 obvlato any Discrimination n
frsighta agalnst any OF the cities OF tbs
line, such as have heon heretofore com
planned Of Favorable rates will be here
after accorded to Philadslphia, the north
ern terminus OF the line.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28

Ladies' Blazer Suit--A stylish blazer
suit for vebring with cotton shirt waists
and silk biouses is the most serviceable
Spring aud Summer costume a lady can
posEess. Our illustration depicts the
very latest OF Dame Fashions creations,
which Is OF once elegant IS well as
extremely novel and becoming alike to
matron and msid. The handsome blazer
is made with a tight fitting back, shaped
by the usual seams. with ths fitness
arranged in stylish ripples below the
waist line. Each side OF the front Is
turned back Ia square revers, while
vide turn over collar finishes ihs neck
This collar fts perfectly In the bacS aud
has deep facing Of velvet Of darker
shade thau the costume Tiny pockets
Fith semi circular openings are placed
conveniently on each eide OF the front
The sleeves are OF the full leg O mutton
style
The stylish sAirt ir cut with eight
cores and has Its three back gorea box
plated Tan o1lored laohair is the ma
terial used for our model, but serge
cheviot or covert cloth, as well as an
heavy wssh fabrics, snch as duck, pique
OF grass linen. are equally suitable 20 its
development.
No 20558-Ls5ies' Blezar with two.
piece sleeve, Go be plated or sathsred)
requires for medium siza. "a ysfds
material q inches wide, 2s yards 43 Inches
vide, or q wards 81 Inches wide Ont 10
sizes, 80 "a 30 35 and 40 inches bust
MEASURE
No. 2046S-Ladles' eight fored skirt.
having It's three back cores box plaited)
requires for medium eiza yards ma
terial - Inches vide. A yards 80 inches
wide, or 136 yards "A inches vide
length Of skirt 10 front Al inches, width
tr1und bottom 81 yards. Lining re
quired, yards Cut in s'zss, O. "A
26. %, 80, 80 and "a inches waist measure.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
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These patterns are retailed 10 stores at
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A paper pattern OF any slzs, OF this
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JOURNAL, Wilmington. Del.
Please Observe the Following Measure
nents.
For Waists Measure around fullest
part OF bust, close under arm raise
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Printed directions accompany each
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When ordering patterns for children
please also stats age Of child.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
sportlna Now Notes.

c. J. Morlarity, OF WILMINGTON, Is
matched 60 fgbt Austen Gibbons. OF
Lowell. Mass, before the New ork
Athletic Club Gibbons isG man Of some
note in pugilistio circles. and should
Morlarity defeat him, his reputation
would bo greatly increased
The Delaware FIELD Club viii have It's
golf links in shape fer play IN about
three weeks. No match games have yet
been arranged.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
make the hrat club ran of the seaaon to-
morrow morning leaving here at 80
o'clock. Tha men viii be under the lead
OF Captain Kirk and will be Ia coniuuc
tion with the Chester Bicycle Club. The
objective point is Woodbury.. N J.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
MANLEY,s PREDlcTIoN.
Tie says That Mckinley win Go Down ii
Elaine Dia.

WASHINGTON March 2S-Mr J. II.
Manloy sont to Mr. ". Murray Crane the
following telegram
In answer 20 your inquiry. this is the
situation as It will stand at the end Of
this week. At the close OF your conven.
tion there viii have been 39S delegates
elected. Governor Mckinley win have l61
delegates provided you assign 20 him the
entire delegations from Wisconsin, Indiana
and Minnesota. But there should be taken
from this number ~ delegates from these
states who have declared since their nlec-
tion in favor of Mr.. Reed, and as the'
were not instructed they should be taken
from the Mckinley column and placed Ia
Mr. Reeds. This gives Governor McKin-
ley l50 delegates; Mr. Reed, ~; Governor
Morton, 64 Senator Allison, 80; Senator
Quny, 90; Senator Cullom, 10; contested,
SO.
You will soc that this gives Mr.. MoKin.
ley $50 delegates, against 2l0 anti McKin-
ley delegates.
The situation is precisely as SC was 90
years ago. You will remember that three
months before the convention met at Gin
cinnati VIC wore confident OF Mr. Blaines
nomination. He stood then as the apostle
OF protection, but he had opposed TO his
nomination Senator Conklinc Of New
York, Senator Morton Of Indiana, Secre-
tary Bristow OF kentucky, Governor Hayes
of Ohio and Governor Hartranft OF Penn
sylvania. We felt so sure Of Mr.. Blaine's
nomination that we regarded it as settled,
and yet ho was defeated in the convention,
and the Maine man went down before the
Ohio governor
History win repeat itself at Sc. Louis.
Governor Mckinley is and viii be tho
leading candidate in the convention, but
he will have opposed to him as candidates
Governor Morton OF New York, Senator
Allison Of Iowa, Senator Cullom of Illi-
nois, Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania and
Mr. Reed of Maine. You will find that
the tables Will bo turned and the Ohio
governor viii go down before the man
from Maine
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
claimed to BE Jaw could's daughter.

KINGSTON, Ont, March 2s.-Some time
ago it was stated that woman in Mis-
souri, who claimed Co be n daughter Of
Jay Gould, had formerly lived in South
void, two miles west of the city. She was
known as Mary Jane Morton, daughter Of
James Morton, who subsequently removed
to Quart, Ont, and thence to the state Of
Missouri, where he died and the girl mar
rlod. Mr. Duncan, a Now York lawyer,
has been here investigating the matter IN
tho interest of the Gould estate. lie claims
that the story Of tho jay Gould parentage
Of the woman is conspiracy to defraud
the estate which will easily be proved II
the case ever comes TO trial.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
If--But.

II you catch a cold or a chin you msy
DO IN great danger, but there IL way TO
avoid seriou5 RESULTS.
II you are threatened with cough. the
grip or pneumonia, ordinary treatment
may fail to benefit you, but there is one
thing which VIII stford you speedy relief.
If Jour system Is run down and you are
bilious. constipsted. nervous, irritable and
low spirited, you may Imagine there Ia no
help for you. but there n something that
will overcome this unhealthy corditicn.
If you wish 20 get tone. strength,
energy. ambition and new lie. lose no
time, but provide Yourself With
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
PIeaaant LIttIe nIuaIcale.

Miss Elizabeth Wyatt 81 tertained a
number OF friends at a small ont very
enjoyable musicale last night at her
home No 5J7 West Fourth strees
Among those present we're: Masses
Eva Thomas, Laura Gotwslls Rsbecca
Blackburn, Margaret Foulk, Sue
Carter, Margaret Carter, Ida
Ross. Gsrtrude King Eva RICHTER.
Gertrude Lsoksy, Elva Bleckiston, Rebs
Lloyd. Bertha Wilson. Roy Hart,
William Mask, William MAtchett. John
Brady, Edward Ayars, David OF, Roy
Simmons VIII O'Keith, Irwin Riggs. A
Hartmann, Paul Taylor. Frank Mocsus-
land, Emmett Adams E NJ SHILLING, G
w. Maui, Samuel OFT, Frank Ross and
Oharles Lloyd
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
DGATH Of JONATHAN E. GEORGE
II Occurred at His homo This Morning
After Four Weehs' Illness.

Jonathan + George. who is well known
sil over tie state. disd at bis home, No T
West Eleventh street, early this morn
iuG OF hssrt trouble from which he has
bsen suffering for some tlme. Hs had
bsen cJr fned 70 his bed Tor four weeks
past.
Mr. George was II yssrs old and was 0
lifelong resident OF New Castle connty
He vas G retired farmer and uuii Eve
years ago lived in New Castle when he
removed 10 this city
lie was brother-In.la Of Speaker b.
H. MeMnllen, OF the House He lesves .
widow aud one son, A. v leslie Gsorgs
who Is connected with tho Diamond
State iron Company.
Mr. GEORGES desth Is hesvy blow 10
bis faulty, particularly 60 As his second
son. Harry George. dlsd on February 90
The arrangements foe the funeral have
not vet bssn completed but lntermtnt
viii be uads on Tuesday at Oiessa
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
unhnown Nan nrnuned.

ELKToN Nd March % An unknown
vhi'e Elan fell from the schooner l.
Murray, Captain MeBdde. bound from
baltimore TO Phllsdelphin, when of
Courthouse Point. Ia Elk river, about z
o'clock Thursday night, and wss drowned
before the vessel could be put about
The man disappeared Immediately, and
the body hss not been recovered.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
An .nt Dsinunrn nitr.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CRY, March % State
Councillor Jr o u A y Frank r House
holder of Delaware Oity sec impanled BY
State Vice Councillor + NJ Jones o.
Georgstowr. and Deputy State Chancellor
f. ". Long. Of MlddlatoWn. msds an
ofislal visit &c Enterprise C)uncll No.
10 OF Milton last evening.
Ade'bsrt Beck had one OF his hagers
cut G Fl u his right hand while az work At
Fort Delaware. DR. Bslville dressed the
wound
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
Fhese pootalAre nsauti.s

We have few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing eeF
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81. 20 = copy,
which Is about ona-fourth the publiea
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand aud
NcNally's Cyclopedia SC 81 %, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EvEErEa JOURNAL oiiiee.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
mARnTrn

CONIV-H ANBy-On Tlursday evening.
March g. ieeG. 81 tile residence OF the BRIDES
parents Carpenter. Del. By Rev. Charles
opal church. I1Tnos q. My OF thia oity,
and Miss Anna ,. Handy. OF Carpenter, Del.
GRnNN NWELL-LNNCH ON Wednesday
evening. March 25. 1903 a. 80 533 West Fourth
street. hT Rev. Challes IT. Hendricks. pastnr
C1vcnauf R formed Episcopal Church. Will
lism n. Greenwich and Misl Aary a. lynch,
both Of this city.
HANBY-WUlTE--A nraudvwine NJ. r.
naraonaqe on March %, 1890 by Rev. AsbuTy
Burke. Prank Handy and Irene Waite.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
Dufy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

which is unequaled for building up the
health.
If You do not already knov, remember
that this Is not an ordinary whiskey, but
pure medicinal stimulant, having q
wonderful effect on the system. II stirs
up the sluggish blood, creates healthy
sppstlte, promotes digestion and makes
weak. wearg people feei strong and we'll
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
II Won arc GoiDe to New yark

~ t"n are Going 20 New Aefk
You will 6nd It to your interest to con
suit the B & O. time table published in
this psDer, Handsomely equipped Royal
Blue Line trains consisting Of day
coaches aud Pallmsn parlor cars leave
the Delaware avenue station, Whining
ton. at 3 0S M, ,I15s.m. 93l IN
10 % a m. IL 81 p m, % p m, %
p M, 80 p m 11p m Returning
leave New York, Liberty street station,
iS.15 m, S15 a m, 10 an IL so ..
m 2 p m, 3 30 ? m. 5p. 10. 6p m.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
snld fnr Flto IIundrcd.

Frederick A. Hanby ans Vile have,
through Jackson Pierce cold 20 Charles
L. 6slkse an lrrsgulsrly shaped .ot on
the sesterly side Of Mntket street be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth strsets
The consideration vas $500.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
His Ear southern nrlde.

Cards have been issued for the mar
risge Of Norris Lewis, of Singsrlv, Cecil
county, to Miss Mary Whltelock Kessler
Of Florida The ceremony viii take
place in the First Baptist Church, Pensa
cola, Florida. Wednesday evening, April
s, at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
10 mountaineering in the Rookles

Mountaineering in The Rockies" Uas
the subject of an illustrated lecture
dsliversd By Preseason Angelo Heilprin.
o, the Sssloty Of Natural History, last
efening
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
HEART DISEASE or FIVE YEARS
STANDING,

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Thomas Petrey. Esq, AYimer. Qua
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necessitated taking rest tried Dr.
Agnew's Cure for tho Heart aud obtained
inpodistc relief hevo nov taken four
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hope this statement nav iuducs others
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Evening journal., 1896-03-28

Again, we place tefore the public cur
celebrated Diauond State Blck Beer Of
unsurpassed quality I. viii bs on zap
at an the principal hotels aud saloons
throughout tho STATE Ask far it trke
90 other.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
Psper Pnttrrns. TON cnnt..

Ladies', read the fashion article on Ike
third page Of this psper ard send ten
CENTS to the EVENING JOURNAL office fos
IN up tO-dsie paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
A Question

The booB The book What it lsl
Don't YOU know IL? Ring up telephone
No. 564 aud orler case OF John A
LapReia original Blvsrisn book beer
all the bottlers have It,
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
lTEMs 81 lNTEResr.

Parn blood Is tha safeRu ird OF health. Keep
your blood rurc rich ard full OF vitality 10y
tskfng q oot's Strsa narilia and you Will nos
Lefd % fear the ats Css OF difca1e.
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills c0nsti tinEtlou
auno ices lex haadR he, bin luEnesa. 2ic
Evening journal., 1896-03-28
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Pleasant Little Musicale on
the West Side Last Night.
IN AND OUT OF tbs CITY.

where a Number Of wnmirgtOniAns win
Spend sendsJ-O Othersswho Will Eater
tain Guests-some Other matters Of
= Social Interest.
An communications Intended for insertion
an this column should be addressed 20 Society
Editor, care Of the hvENfHg Journal. Com
munications should be written on one side OF
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28

1000 pounds Pepsln Ping Tobscc, at &c
plug. Ogars S5c. sos CSC end "a 90 per
box Darsiein. o East Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28

Beer drinkers say that Lsngers origl-
nal book beer Is the only BAVArisn beck
Nc headache. Try IT,
Evening journal., 1896-03-28

Personal Noes From Delaware 0itY.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY March 70 Miss
Annie l. Schunder has returned from q
nip TO Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Hunter, spent yesterday
In Philadalphia.
Mrs. william A. Jester has returned
from q visit Co Dover friends.
Miss J. W j. Marley spent TO day IN
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-03-28

Unsurpassed" "Excellont," "Dsi-
cious. is 3 part Of the verdict given by
those who have drunk stoeckle's Beck
lhia aacrn1