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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-10

The Grave Closes Oyer the Remains of
Carl Costing.
All that was mortal of the late
Chas. w. A. Gosling was laid to
rest in the grave yesterday after
noon, the funeral cortege being one
OF the largest ever passing through
the streets of this city.
From Elk lodge room, corner
Crockett street and Alamo plaza,
the casket was escorted by the
comrades OF the deceased to st.
Marks Episcopal church, where
Rev. w. r. Richardson conducted
memorial service and then the sad
procession made its way to the
grave.
The Episcopal service for the
dead was there concluded, at.
ter which the burial service
OF the Elks was held. The San An
tonic quartette club, during this
service, sang "Thanatopsis" and
"Nearer My God, to Thee" and
never did a requiem sound more
solemnly beautiful.
Mr.. w. p. Finley delivered 9
magnificent eulogy on the deceased
member, and the Improved Order
OF Red Men then closed the services
by Great Prophet Stephen Goult
reading the Red Mems burial ser
vice.
The casket was covered will
floral tributes by friends in thi.
city and from friends at distance
The flowers sent by request Of de
ceased's brother in Philadelphia
and by Rosskam, Gerstly & Co.
were magnificent. The grave wa
also buried in floral contribution
from societies and individuals.
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AdYentists' Conference.

The southwest district confer.
ence of the Reorganized Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
will be held in this city, commenc.
ing Thursday, June IL. Regular
services as follows: Thursday
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at
IL a. m. and S:15 p. m. Sunday,
IL a. m, special service will be
held in memory of the late presi.
dent, w. w. Blair, memorial ser.
mon by Elder Ell. P. Curtis, of Wis.
consin.
The public Is cordially invited
to attend all meetings. Use South
Flores street cars until you cross
San Pedro creek, then 60 west one
block,
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NUN ON
TALKS
DYSPEPSIA
How To Cure Yourself

In all forms of stomach trouble
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure will
promptly cure where there are
such symptoms as pain or soreness
in this stomach, indigestion or dis
tress after eating, pressure and
fullness In the stomach, shortness
of breath, poor appetite, coated
tongue, sour or bitter raising from
the stomach, heartburn, wind on
the stomach, constipation, dizzi-
ness, faintness and lost energy.
When these symptoms are asso-
ciated with biliousness, yellow
coated tongue, nausea, bitter taste
in the mouth and sallow skin, take
Munyon's Liver Cure in alterna-
tion with the Dyspepsia Cure, an
hour apart. Where there is OBJ
stinate constipation keep the
bowels open once a day by using
Munyon's Constipation Cure until
they become regular under the
effect Of the Dyspepsia Cure. When
there are troublesome heart symp-
toms alternate Munyon's Heart
Cure with the Dyspepsia Cure. II
there Ia great nervousness or ina.
bility to sleep, alternate Munyon's
Nerve Cure with the Dyspepsia
Cure. II the blood is poor in quail
ity alternate Munyon's Blood Cure
and DyspepsiaCure. By this plan of
treatment one can eradicate the
worst forms of stomach troubles
and their complications, and make
the cure permanent.
A separate specific for each dis
ease. Sold by all druggists, most
ly for 25c. a bottle.
Personal letters to Professor
Munyon, 1905 Arch street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, answered with free
medical advice for any disease. 4
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Cleveland Does Not Tell It.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, June TO-
James Creelman, the war correspon-
dent who had to leave Cuba recent
ly by orders Of Gen. Weyler, says
he thinks there will be war with
Spain. He said the American peo-
pie would be thunderstruck II the
documents in possession Of the
state department were made pub
lie. Spain is anxious for war
Twenty-Five million dollars worth
of American property have been
destroyed in Cuba and many Amer
leans have been killed without
provocation,
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yous Debility, rheumatism, Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles, Pimples, Ulcers, Piles, Cstarrh
and Diseases Of Women.
Address or Call on
DIR. HATHAWAY g. CO.,
209 Alamo Plaza, Over the Globe,
San Antonio, Texas.
Nail treatment given by sending for Symp-
tom Blank. No. ] for men, No. 2 for women,
Nc for skin diseases, No. 4 for catarrh.
Once Hours-9 to II, to 5. and to 8. Sun
days, l0to1
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SUMMER NIGHT CONCERT
MUTHs GARDEN THURSDAY JUNE II
Carl Beck's Military Band. 49,.
1ost REMISSION as CTS.
BASEBALL.

Texas League.
ToDAY's GAMES.
San Antonio at Galveston.
Austin at Houston.
Fort Worth at Denison.
Dallas at Sherman.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, San
Antonio 5.
At Houston-Houston 6, Aus.
tin !.
AT Denison-Fort Worth z, Deni.
son 8.
At Sherman-Shermsn IL, Dial.
las 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,
Philadelphia l.
At New York-New York Z, Gin
cinnati 4.
At Brooklyn--Brooklyn 3, Pitts
burg l.
At Boston-St. Louis 5, Boston 0.
DIAMOND DOTS.
The Sand Crabs stole seven
bases on Herbert's delivery.
Eddie Gull is now playing with
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Of the Western
association.
Nine Sand Crabs walked to first
on Herbert and but five hits were
made of him.
Tim Nevin pitches today and it
all depends on the big twirler's
strong left paw.
Hoover's home run in the
seventh with two men on the
bases won for Galveston.
The Bronchos play at Luling
next Friday and open at home on
Saturday with Galveston.
Abbott, Of last years Mission
aries, Is catching for Cairo in the
Southern Illinois league and
Graney Is an umpire in that league.
Eddie Feehan is pitching for the
Brown Reserves in the same
league.
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Instruct For Bland and Silver,

VINITA, 1. T., June l0.-The
Indian Territory democratic con-
vention held in this city elected
four delegates from their respec-
tive nations in this territory and
two delegates at large. The free
coinage Of silver at a ratio of 16 to
l was endorsed, and delegates were
instructed to vote forBland for
the presidential nomination,
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LAST RITES.

The Grave Closes Oyer the Remains Of
Carl Costing.
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CH Il a p!
Baby Carriages,
Hammocks,
CrOquet Sets,
- AT
PAUL WAGNER.
WILL SWING TO GLORY.

Atlanta, Ga, June 10.-A special
from Winder, Ga, says: Oliver
Adair, negro, entered the residence
Of Mr.. John Segars Saturday night
and attempted rape upon his daugh.
ter. He was captured and lynch
him" could be heard on the streets all
day. The people are greatly excited.
but up to midnight he had not been
lynched, though there is every prob
ability that he will hang before day.
light.
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per tooth. All workguaranteed FIVE years
New York Painless Dentists,
as Alamo Plaza.
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Our Preparations os,
n of Same. - O''"''
The record-union., 1896-03-07
WESTMINSTER CHURCH.
Ofncers Chosen at the Weekly Meet
ing of the Members.


The congregation of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church held their regular
annual meeting on Thursday evening.
There was a large attendance and much
enthusiasm was shown particularly in
declining nominations to Office. The
pastor, Rev r. M. Stevenson, pre-
sided and Elder George C. Oymsbee
acted as Clerk.
The report of the Treasurer, ]. Henry
Miller, was read and approved. Mr..
Miller explained at length the features
in the financial situation of the church.
T. S. Knight and w. Dosch were
elected Ruling Elders; T. E. Clark was
chosen Deacon, while Messrs. J. Henry
Miller, L. E. Vandercook, T. B. Jackson,
A A. Jost, James Young and Stephen
Hopkins were elected Trustees, after
an animated but friendly contest.
Messrs. Andrew Aitken and Samuel
S Nixon, who have served as Trustees
since the first organization of the
church, thirty-five years ago, insisted
positively on retiring from the board.
A resolution expressing the high re-
gard of the members of the congrega-
ton for the work done by these gentle
men during their long period of service
was unanimously adopted.
The record-union., 1896-03-07

mortgage bonds. To the East the issue
presented is one of American credit. 1t
is felt that we have as many bankrupt
railroads now as the country can stand,
and the recent addition of the Baiti-
more and Ohio to the list intensifies
this feeling. 1t is true, too, that Cali
fornia is hurt badly by the method Of
this fight. With socialists in great
force here, and anarchists organizing
under Gori in an apparently congenial
atmosphere, sober-minded citizens may
well take counsel together and decide il
our State can survive the reputation
she is getting abroad
The record-union., 1896-03-07
sArtlcIes of incorporation.

The following articles of incorpora-
tion have been filed in the office of the
Secretary of State:
The Humboldt Steamship Company.
Principal place Of business, Eureka
Capital stock, S200,000 with $500
subscribed, and Richard Sweasey, Isaac
r. Brown, James Foord OF Eureka, and
Richard b. Chandler and M. Kalish Of
San Francisco as directors.
The Omnibus Gable Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Capital stock S20.000O00, with
$4,000 subscribed, and Walter E. Sell
of Berkeley, and George Lowenberg.
Charles Sutro. r. II. Lloyd and w. S.
Wood of San Francisco as directors.
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sANKEY AND sTEBBINs.
They VIII be in This City at the State
Sunday-School Convention.

They VIII be in This City at the State
Sunday-School Convention.
Several hundred leaders and workers
in the Sunday-school will convene in
this city the 1st, I'd and Sd of April.
Preparations are being made for
rousing meetings and stirring music
and addresses. Prominent speakers
will take part and the music will be
under the direction of Sankey and
Stebbins of national and worldwide
fame. This of itself will make all per-
sons desire to be present and take part.
The committees are at work getting
ready for this convention, and wish all
persons that desire to entertain
strangers to leave their house number
and prices with G. M. Campbell. These
visitors will pay for their own enter
tainment, but the committee desire to
know prices and places that the rates
may be made reasonable and uniform
full programme Of the meetings win
be published later.
The record-union., 1896-03-07
HALE A CENTURY.
Ex-Judge Mayhew's Membership in
the Odd Fellows.

Ex-Judge H. A. Mayhem of this city
has been requested by Red Bluff Lodge,
No. 76, 1. o. o. f., to visit that lodge
Of which he is a member, that they may
extend to him friendly greeting, be-
cause on the 18th of this month he will
have been an Odd Fellow continuously
for fifty years.
He has held membership successfully
in Maine, Indiana, Minnesota ard Cal
ifornia, and is a Past Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Minnesota. The
Rebekah degree was conferred upon
him about forty-four years ago by its
author, Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Not
dollar has been paid him for sick ben-
efts or for lectures that has not teen
returned to the treasury.
The record-union., 1896-03-07
MYSTIC SHRINERS.
San Francisco Mobiles to Visit Here on
the 18th.

The members of the local temple of
Mystic Shriners are preparing for a
great event that is to take place one
week from tonight. On that date a
delegation of one hundred Mobiles of
Islam Temple of San Francisco will
visit Sacramento.
The visitors will leave the metropolis
by special train at o'clock D. M. and
arrive here about o'clock They will
be received at the depot with a band of
music and escorted to the Masonic Tenn
pie They will remain in the city until
the following afternoon
The members of the local Committee
of Arrangements are w. D. knights
fChairman), r. p. Burr Secretary, T.
w. Heintzelman, G. NJ. Coglan, Tom
Scott, w. B. Miller and w. A. Gett.
The record-union., 1896-03-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: F. o. Hillbourn, Chicago.
f. W. Kroeter, Miss NJ. Browne. r
Carse, New York; 1. Bird, MERGED: w.
f. Norman, st. Louis; ]. NJ. c. las
per, Wheatland; Mrs. 7. K. smith
Biggs; e. S. Lippett. Petaluma; George
d. Metcan, II. G.. BlasdeI, Mrs. n. +
Peters, Oakland; Mrs. w. T. Hewitt
Miss M. A. Southworth, Stockton T
L. Daniels, G. A. Thurston, Fl. B. Gist
r. e. Mott, Harry Benner, r. S. Buck
T L. Thorsher, Charles M. Finch. San
Francisco.
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Continued Cases.

The perjury charge against W. M.
Leonard was continued yesterday in the
Police Court till March 10Th
The case of William Pelton, charged
with petty larceny, was continued till
to-day.
The record-union., 1896-03-07

SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YouR
friends in the East.
The record-union., 1896-03-07

The bicycle tournament and exhibi-
tion in San Francisco opened with a
great crowd The track is superb, and
some very fast miles are being reeled
The record-union., 1896-03-07
LOGIC

"Tile sound, thrifty
buyer makes his pur-
chase on the established
basis that a good article
is cheap at a reasonable
price, while a poor one is
dear at any price.
A. T. STEWART.
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1T CURES.

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REASON.

The man or woman
who buys an article to
restore health should do
so on the same plan that
he or she would buy a
watch for service, not for
a toy.
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-03-21
REVOLUCION NIClRlCUENSL.
Las trOpaS del GOblernO han ven
edo al Enemigo en- yariaS
BatalIaS,
EN- UNA S0LA MURIER0N MIL
INSURGENTES.

La pequeha repdhlica de Mica
ragua sigue todavia euvuelta en-
una guerra tratncida 0 sea una re-
hellon motirada por el alzamiento
del bando politico que Sc titula:
Los Leonistasp contra la autOri.
dad del gobierno de Zelaya.
la manzana de discordia parece
encerrar muchas dcsavenencias
entire el parIido en- poder V ell ven
edo, principal entire elias, la reno.
ciOn de la capital de la ,iudad de
Leon d la de Managua.
Los alzadoS como dijimos en- un
nllmer0 anterior, establecieron su
capital o sea cuartel principal en-
la cindad de Leon, Y segun las
luerzas que rcunler0n al pIincipio,
Sc crey6 que 81 no couseguian el
triunfo, por 10 menos harlan una
reSiStencia formidable; per0 segun
los iiltimos despachos, parece que
no tardara much0 ell g0bierno Ell
eXtinguir la llama revolucionalia.
Tres batallas de importancia sc
han hbradO hasta la fecha, Y en-
todas han salido derrotados los
insurgen,es, con gfsnies perdidaS
de i0mbres y muuiCiones de CUE
IRA. La Ultima de 6stas Y tai vez
Ia de mas importancia para el go
bierno, tue la tOma de Ia ciudad de
Metapa, por asalto. Los insur.
gentes que la guarNecian, Ia defen-
dieron her6icampnte, por dos dias.
teniendo que reudirla al cnemig0,
despues que haitian perdido " for
de sus homhres Y ag0tadaseles su
abasto de munici0nes.
Sc calcula que la matanza habi.
da en- esa batalla, fu6 espantosa,
asegnrando algunos, que los insu.
rrectos perdieron mil hombres
muertos, Metapa esta dominada
por atlas montahas, y Sc c0nside-
raba como la mas grande f0ltaIeza
lie los Le0mSAs. Tambien Ia pIa.
IA de Mora ha sido tomada por las
luerzas del gobierno. Este era
otro de los puestos de impOrtsn-
ella que Ocupaban los rebeldes.
Antes de rendirla murieron en- el
conflicto un crecidO ndmero de in
euIreetoe. A
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Eoos Y FLoREADAs DEL cEDAzo.

ECos Y FLOREADAs DEL CEDAZo.
Don Manuel Gonzales habl6
muy claro y al punto, a aIgunos
40 les gust6, pero que Sc ha de
hacer, para lue llaman iuntas.
La reunion c0meuz6 con cerca
de so hombres, Ia gran parte de
estos de la plaza, y sc cerni0 POGO
d POGO Lasta que qued6 con no
mas que 20 euandO Sc prorrog6.
Don VenceslaO Romero dljo que
e. no crpia que ellos habian veni-
do ali para iestigos de los que
nombraban delegadOs con cOmisiO-
nes.
Don Bamon Trujillo dijo que el
era un fepublicanO, pero a seme'
iantes env0ltOrios nombrados pOr
Comisiones como Sc hizo en- la asi
| llamada cOnyenclOn, jamas el 20.
portaria.
Mr., John j. Lnde dice que 81 ha
gastado su tempo y dinero para
ell partIdo republicanO, pero que
ell prOcedimiento que ALI Sc tuyO
en- la combination vieia para con.
seguir destinos, que el jamas la
sOstendria.
Gran nomero dc delegados de.
claron al disgusto abiertamente
en- las GALES encOntra eel ultraie
de haber uombrad0 delegados por
hombrys lIdres por medic de go.
mislones como re hizO en- esa
ianla,
Don Plaeido Sandoyal les de.
mostr6 su amor al partido de Ia
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- - l71l1'-l77-1711-----
Nuevos Rev0luci0narIOs.

In semana pasada SO rumor6 que
en- Ia fr0HteTa se estnba iniciaud0
una rev0lucion encaminada a de.
rrotar ell gobierno del General
Dlaz, en- Mexico. lie aqui 10 que
dice nuestro entendidO cOlega La
Fo2 del Tucson, respecto d ese
asuntO:
Dice el cOlega: Lauro Agnirre.
tan bien cOnOcidO en- t0da Ia from.
terra de Mexico y Arizona, donde
ha repreSeniadO un papel no muy
interesante como defensor Y ere.
yente de Santa Teresa Urea,
ha resuelto unirse q un Sr. Flores
Chapa zen su casa 10 conoceu pa
ra rey0Inci0nar en- Mexico.
El domingo pasado, amb0s Ge.
RerdteS sc encOntraban en- FL Paso
h cleudO los prepalatiFos necesn.
rios para lamar ell grito de insu.
rreccion, mas desgracladamente
las antoridades de aquel lugar re-
cibieron lnstrucclOnes del depar.
tamento de Justieia en- Washing.
ton, de vigilnr sus mOvimient0s Y
el plan qued6 frustradO.
Flores Chapa fue arrestado in.
mediatamente por yioIacion de las
leyes de neutIalidad dc los Esta-
dos UnidOs, perO el Sr. Don Lau.
70, que tiene todas las dispOsici0
mes de an h6r0e verdaderO, sc en-.
cerr6 en- su alOlamient0 resueltO
....a no salir IN solo pasO.
El 66cial de p0licia, Sr. Scarbo.
rough, Sc acerc6 a In casa en- dOndc
el Sr. Aguirre Sc enconiraba y de.
mandI del duelo de ella le permi-
tiese la entraIa; pero este, que ST..
guramente c0nla6a con atrapar al.
gun alto grado en el ej6rritO d un
emple0 proininehte en- la nueva
politica del HericO reqeaerddo,
p0r tOda condensation, dl6 al OFF.
cial eou la puerta en- Ia nariz
Este, que seguramente no que
do muy satisfrchO con aquella
contestacioD, cuvi6 por otro agen.
te de p0licia, y en- un mOmeuto
descerrajarou Ia pncrta y pcnetra
ron en- las habtaeioncs interiors;
el dueho de Ia casa disparG una
arma ouya hala fuG a HERR al Of
cial Scarborough, on una qnilada.
AL entrlr en- las habitaciOues NJ
encontr6 al reyolucionariO Agui
rre dccldidamente ..... rendidC
y dlspuesto a seguir a Ia policis
hasta Ia carcel, en- dOude 4 est
bora estara escriblpndo algun ma
Dinesto a sns soldados. iCenths
tate M6xicOl l'rus salyadOres 81
han perdidol
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Otr0 O6cIal RemOVIdO.

IQue les pasa d los ofciales
meXlCanOsf
HacemOs esta pregunta en- Wis.
Ia del nlimer0 de alguaciIes y co.
IectOIes que han sido removidOs
durante los tltimOs cuatrO amos.
PrlmerO vino Ia remocion de
Don Carlos CoukIin. EN- Santa F6,
on seguida la de Don Agapl:o
Abeyta, de Mora, Y durante este
ann han sidO remOyldos Don BO-
pitacio Barron, del cOudado de
TuOs, p0r eI gobernnador, Don
Guadalupe AscTate, de Las Cru.
ces, por h corte, y Gltimamente
Don Jorge Seua, de Lincoln, tam
bien por Ia uoTte. Este dltimO
Official Sc habia dicho que estaba
fltO en- sus cuentas, perO segun
10 que snpim0S. mas tarde do am
plia seguridad por 10 que debia.
Ilpcho esto Il gobernadOr pospu
81 Ia investigation del asunto
para darle tempo a que arreglara
ron sus cOmlsiouadOs. Pero no
obstante ESQ, sabemos que ell asuD.
to ~ ventil6 de nuevo ante el jue2
del Socorro, tai veg a iustancia
de los fadOres de Sena, y alli, ha
hiendOse retiradO cstos de la fan
"a y no habiendO podido dar una
nueva poP el valor dc s3J, 900, Ia
corte declare que el destino de
alguacil mayor en- el condado dc
/ Lincoln quedaba vacante.