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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15

Tne Tines IN an editorial warns Greece
% tae e-TeSt tnaE taat coaEtrv must rot
tetns & can count On the support % tE@
powers - NREe w&r. Vita ser Nzaife6
asoSaty. asr dependence uPon the Pow
ers mskes i necessary for Aer % follow
their advice sns avoid provoking a con-
Iiet that Sss Is Incapable % sustaining
alone Ead the Greek troops made a
descent upon Cznez- t1e Times thinks =
mS@ht havs been impcsSlsls 20 prevent
war As = IS. the decision o. she pow
ers 20 accept responsibility hy tAeir oc-
curation % Csnea. Retinao ard Herakl3on
should induce Greece 20 counterrnzad
Der military expedition
dispatch % the Times from Ccrstan-
iinoPle says the ambassadors a6rai< that
tee situation IS embarrassing. because
Greece forms a lins between tae C-retAn
and Macedonian di~culties. So that IN
whs1ever way Sreece IS treated IN tha
one counteralast is set I'D IN the other.
Another 51spatch 20 ths Tines nom
Co1stantlnople SAYS that the military
force az Macedonia = 70 Re fncrea sea hv
4 hundred thousand men. Ii IL also re-
ported that the sultan goes 70 CONSTANT
ncple ny water Wednesday n the midst
or tee observance of Rsualan. fcr The
purpose - avoiding a long drive through
tire narrow streets.
dispatch 20 the Times from Brussels
q
nave applied 10 Belgium and Holland
asking these countries TO nrovg8e an oas
Ger capable of taking command oe tn.
tretan gcndarmes- The name OF a Bel
gian oftlcer distinguishes in the Conro
campaigns and DuicA officer have been
submitted.
gladstone Hopes for the Chrfstian.
In response TO a request from ths ed
nors o. the Chronicle. asking him 20 send
massage Of hope TO Greece. Mr.. Glad
stone has wired as follows:
i dare not stimulate Greece when we
cannot help her. BUT shall profoundly
reloice IN her success. i hope the pow
ers Will reeollecf they have their own
character 20 redeem
The Times suggests that the hest <osu-
ton Of the troubles IN Crete would be 90
give Crete autonomy under the nominal
rule OF the sultan. VINO would receive a
liked tribute but who wouli have no con-
troi over either civil or military admin
islratiom.
A dispatch 20 the Times from Sehasto-
pol says that the troops have been sent 10
Reni. Bederi and Ismall. and reinforce
menis have been dispatched to Kars ana
other Places along the Rnssian-TuFkish
frontier
The correspondent of the Standard at
Consfantinople says that the sultan ex-
presses an unwiilingness 10 proceed TO ax-
creme measures, but II Greece persists in
a provocative attitude Ii Is probable that
the Macedonian army win DC ordered 10
cross the froutier.
Another CoastantiuoPle report to the
Standard is 10 the effect that the entire
Christian population OF Crete Is under
arms. while the Turks only hold three
towns. This report asserts that unless re-
Inducements arrive soon the rebellion is
bound 70 triumph.
A dispatch 10 the Tclegra ph from ST.
Petersburg says that the Odessa military
division is massing 30o.0 Cossacks. with a
view OF possible difficulties arising in the
East.
Instructions fo the Nayies.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

CHICAGO Record, At Christmas time
one IS expected to be unusually Gener-
ous with business associates and EN-
ployes There IL no need To 1--WE you?
relative a present Whether gou give
IL or not, he knows that you love him
becauae he Is your relative. This as
sumption Is based on the theory that a
man loves ali his relatives even those
acquired by marriage.
But the old customer, the buolSNeeper
the typewriter gtrt and the office boy -
you must let them know that the mu-
tual interests depend on something
more than dollars and cents, Let them
understand that an element of friend
ship can enter into the most sordid cont
mereial arrangements.
A maa with an office In Washington
street intends to give hls ehiee boy u
copy OF "Quo Vndis' as q Christmas
gift.
Fhls man was brought up in family
Of girls and educated by private tutors
80 he THINKS he knows all about eaya'
Tho youth employed IN his Office Is CIV
en- to reading murder trials ana dNtec-
tive storieg Win smattering oil prize
nght gossip. Now the employer cannot
undcrstnnd why the boy should have
sugh a drprnved taste IN literature, Tor
when he CHS nam was ct the boys
age he found hts chief delights IN God
cy's Ladies' MnpaZinc ana the first IN
stallment " "rlsle" storiea
hat he has plan to save We boy lie
ls going 10 rive him cory of "Quo va
Dis betpyinG that after The boy reods
the more serious work and gets into
sympathy with better methods OF com
position and more lofty purpose w
story .tclllng he will az once give IN tho
"Old Cap" series
Here we have It again, 4 man IN
nnl,iug prrHont TO u boy Of twelve IL
not giving what the boy wants but
whnt tho man Of forty-ilvc thlnlw mat
the my VI twelve uctuutiR hreds That
IA, The man OF forty.OUc rs pulned be-
cause the BOY Of twelve has . peWctho
taste.
why, n q boy had the lllcB and dis.
likes and The aspirations Of q nth Ct
forty Ayo be- wouldn't bc boy at all.
lie would be- n frenS aud every genu.
inc boy wottd hold HIN lH contempt ana
throw snowh1llH at him
Lot u8 hope That the man IN Whst.
layton street mag change his mind ana
give the bog pair of gltntesaor u copy
0f "tiuci,rsh1Hy F4HH,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
THE RAILROADS.

on railroads and sections OF railroada
where it's utilization Is practicable the
telephone Is likely TO supersede the tela-
graph While the telephone Is MT likely
% saPglaRl ,ha telegraph for railroad
business altogether Il Ia probable TIM: Il
viii succeed the present facility where
ever II can be used more conveniently
A private telephone service connecting
uhFgsAsYille and Ashland on The Clsye-
land, I.orain & Wheeling railroad has
proved a success, and The satisfactory re-
suit has induced the company % es,lb-
llsh 4 line bstween Cleveland 1ld I.orain
Via Lester Junction. Superlntend ~ %
Telegraph y. H. Nov said 10 Cleveland
Leader reporter tilat ne was ctnviGcet
that telephone is very dss.rsble Tor the
use Intended. The Incentive FOR It's adop-
ton Is primarily 70 relieve tbs telegraph
wires. When business Is coagss ed mts-
sagsB are delayed. the result being q Pc
cuniary loss 10 ,ha company In the long
run, Verbal communication with man
ager % dock or the superintendent u a
mine 10 far more satisfactory than Is he
traHanisi1l OF 4 message.
Nj Now does not thlnk the rnainten-
ance Of the new line will be expensive
The work on its construction was begun
yesterday only The important uterine
date slatloussYiIt be connected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec, 22.-Funeral services
over the remains OF Washington Hes
Ing, ex-postnaster OF Chicago, and edt-
tor IN chief OF the Illinois stats Eel
tung, were held to-day az the Cathedral
Of The Holy Name, Superior and state
street, Previous to the public funeral
at the cathedral private services were
held at the residence 9S5 Michigan ave-
nue.. AT the house Wilhelm Rapp, of
the Stats Zeitung delivered brief
commemorative address and was fol-
lowed by United States Senator William
H. Mason and others In short talks. Al
ter the services at the residence were
concluded the funeral procession was
formed and the remains Were escorted
to the cathedral, where high mass was
celebrated. and q funeral sermon
preached by Rev. Nathan J, Mooney.
interment was at 81. Bonltaee cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
All on Arepnnt o. a womn

M'ARTHUR, o., bee, ga seasa-
tloaai trial has inst been concluded here
before Justice Horton, A riot occurred
I'm the court house during the trial to-
day, and SIX men weFe arrested, Two
men were seriously and probably fatal
ly wounded, Elijah Brown received six
cots, one eight inches long and two
inches deep, being cut to thc back bone.
Pfyty Teeters had his skull fractured,
David Donahue, Nelson Erwin and
Henry Teetegs we're put under bond
OF 81, 200 for murder and the others were
discharged. The alleged intimacy Of Eli
lah Brown with married woman was
the cause OF the riot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
Oh, How They Hurt.

NoHrairie pains ere Often so acute,
that thepoorsuGeror becomes, almost,
ircnSlcd with tho intensity Of tho poin.
salvation Oil will instantly relieve and
o1cctuolly cure neuralgia, no there
10 no reason why n moments pain
should DO endured Me- Jacob Klein,
1896 MaiHst Evansville, IaAo waloai
My wlle suilerod from ilomolgla for
toycn years and since 0he used saliva
ton OH, she las not lad spell, I
think Ills tho bust liblmcut ] have over
tried, aud would not 10 without q
bottle Of Il IN the houyc. ! had Tie
rheumatism for I've yeagS and had rlc1
great many linimonl', and must 'oy
that salvation Oil did me moro good
than any Other remedy" Salvation
0l Is sold everywhere for 20 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
AN OLD STORY NOW.
Another E1p'risnec with the "ttttfe coh-
gurrHf" III Wheeling.

Another EXptTithCc with thc"Ltttr tuH-
aurror" Ia Wheeling.
Nothing In modern medicine has Gre
ated the sensation that has followed the
Introduction of the little enemies 10
bnckarhe." In Wheeling 1t has been
Just the same as in other towns, and the
march of the Little Conqneror' con-
tinues. Everywherc the confidence IN
creases as case after case Of kidney dis
Greer disappears as IL by magic, and
how people do rejoice and talk
about II. You know II Is so
much easier to endorse the state
ment of someone you know than the
statement of someone YOU know nothing
about, IN far away town Well,
Wheeling testimony Is what you want
here. and It's q dose to cure the skeptic.
II can not tell exactly when the first
symptoms OF my trouble showed them
selves" says Mrs Annie Murphy, Of
22G5 Wood street. "but II Is over I'VE
and half years ago II started think
with SLIGHT cold which settled in my
Kidneys, but as | had always been
healthy paid little attention to 1t for
some time, and 1t steadily became worse
until Il got so bad that nothing seemed
to help me. | took loads of medicine
from different doctors and different pro-
prietary medicines, but they did me no
good. | had such severe pains In my
Kidneys and through all the the muscles
of my back that II was often Impossible
for mo to lie IN bed and I had to get up
and slt In chair bolstcrcd UP with pill
lows or walk the floor, suffered dread
fuliy from attacks OF neuralgia and
headaches aud there was also u distress
t., ,,rit,ut.x tyaakaps9 Al The time ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

CINCINNATI Dee, 90, -Twenty-f
hundred people assembled At the o. N, G..
armory tonight 10 witness the inter
city athletic carnival between C!ncIn-
natl and Cleveland, Cleveland sent n
large delegation With her representative
athletes, and before the evenings sport
started was confident OF winning the ntd-
jorlty Of the contests. The Cincinnati
ans, however, made a clean sweep The
victories we're all clean cut and The con-
testants were equally az clean In their
work. The last and main event Of the
evening, was q ten round 60 between
oscar Gardner, the Omaha KID and
Johnny LRvaek, OF Cleveland, feather-
weights, Gardner was declared the win
ner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

1t is a pure healthiM stimulant
which quickens the circulation and
restores healthy ac-iop 10 every part
Of the body, It is a sure cure for
colds, malaria, pneumonia, Ii as
sists nature and builds up the sys-
tenn,
Do not be induced to take any
inferior whiskey which your dealer
may try 10 substitute, but be sure
that You get Dufy's, Nothing else
can produce the same effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
nal,lmere 8 ono Analr..

BALTIMORE, Md, Dee 1.-THE
board of directors of the Baltimore &
OHIO railroad which was elected by the
stockholders at the seveaty-AFst annual
meeting held last November, met to-
day and organized FOR the ensuing year
by eleclinE John X. Cowen president
The repoc; of the Baltimore & Ohio
Relief Association shows receipts dur
ing the year ending June 80 1887 of
81 .l6N,9SS o. and disbursements and la
billtles Of S7S7Gl2 S. The assets over the
liabilities on June 80, 1891 were &93-
mi ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

Il may be- worth gaHtptAiHg 10 lMpW
mat tho very hest medicine for rcalur.
inn lho tlroi out nervous system to n
hnallhy ylgol lu Electric RillcrH This
madeline IA pufoly vegetable, acts ny
nivinr tame ta The bpFyn pnnlreA IN The
ntnmuch goutly Htlnlulntea me LiVgr
ana Itldnuys. ami nii1 thcHc urBHHF HI
throwing Off Impurities IN the blood
IllcnlIo ultiorR improves the appetite
aids glr4ilon, md Do pronounced by
those Who have ulud II au the worry heat
blood nurificr aud nerve teHlg NY H.
Sold Tor Toe or slOn per bottle Ut LugNn
DRUG Cola drug store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

MRS. STARK, Pleasant Ridge, o..
snys, after two doctors gave up my
boy to die, saved him from crduh By
uging one Minute Cough Cure" It Is
Inc quickest nud most certain
remedy fer coughs. colds and
ali throat and lung troubles Charles
n. Goetge, Market aud Twelfth
atreeta, Chatham Sinclair, rlrtg-siXlh
nn1 Jneob strccts. A. f.. schcetc, Ne
AZ; Nalp atreeu l1Nlcy Bros, Penn and
Zane sttcclsi Bowie Il Co, Bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
Only a Cold!

Yssi but a cold frequently has a
serious ending. Chronic coughs,
pneumonia, bronchitis and con-
sumption all start with . cold. Neg
lected cold, cause p'ore than two
thirds OF ali HE deaths in America.
There is right way and a wrong
way 10 cure cold, but you can
make no mistake in using
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

puosPERtFf edmes qplcltcSl 70 the
man Whose llvor ls In good condition
DeWlttR Little Iinrty ttiaera arc ~
iaeua little bills FOR constipation, III
iuuanorH. indigestion ana al stomach
ana liver troubles. charles u uoeEo,
Mnrkot ana Twelfth streets, chatham
glnclnlr t'Urty siNtit utd JACOB Hlieet1i
A, " schcolc, No COZ Main street. va.
les Rros Perm aud Hnno aIroeW, HoM'
10 & CO., bridgeport,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

I,c cure and usc that old aud wcll.trlcd
remedy. Mrs. Winblow's Soothing Syrup
far children tccthlnE II buoIhea the
child. guftcha tho gums, alllyA n'l pain,
cures WiHi cole hnd j. TIE beRt leluouy
fSr dlnrrhocu, twenty-five ccntd 4
botttr nWi&M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

~, ia tarv 10 catch cold aud Just nH
onsv ia ppi rii df 4 n yop commence
,,,i, IA ,irn ono Minute Cuugh Atirc II
eutcs coughs colds. bronchitir pnCu
stsHia ma nli lhronl and lUnU trou
bies. II ia poarnnt To take, safe Ia use
,,ut ado Ia SttfA Chnrln R. tuet2e,
Wg,hci and rvoinh Wrcot Chatham
eWelnlr. Irory.0ittf and ttedh glteeis,
A. IL lrDpehlo. No COZ Main gtycot l1k.
len mos, Perm ana Hono streets, iiow-
ic a. Ca, bridgeport
pt. Mlea' fa1fu fSffanrc guatsHtseA 10 ,siSp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24

rnNe Laxative promo Qulnlnc Tablets
All drueplats refund the MONEY II It fhll7
Ia cum. CSC. 'rhc genuine Inns H. IL q
an ouch tablet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
RESTAURANT AND CARE.
I'M MlGMAM RrSIAuRANl MD quo

iiOa MARKET SrnIIh .,,,
WARN meals served IN their hei' sbSH'
plHiHg rpppiA cpuy nnd SNUG pAD
order ouokmB, ana prices tchtohAHH,st.t liH
tp4lnutANt lint provides q. W pafl0h
Lullrn and ucnllcmgnH ni,'""
Entrance Oh Fourteenth street y,ssi nell
McrchnutB liut huhch daily W"Tuiltt
mud pntnlOpa, CuiIre thread ANU
10 unuta, uill CHANGED dnuy ,..,,leltt.
iulk 4. BRUhAKER, PtVp''''
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30

Sofia Scalchi for one night:
The performance to be given by the
Grand Opera company, headed by the
empress of all contraltos, Nine. Sofia
Scalchi is of more than ordinary inter-
est since we have at least a taste of
true grand opera, given by grand ar
lists and in a manner worthy of the
reputation of Scalchi. Owing to num-
Der of special requests the manage
ment has agreed to give the second
act of Fotows' charming opera, Mar
tina and the fourth act of Verbs II
Travatore.
Aside from the great contralto, Nine.
Sctlchi We will have an opportunity to
hear the wonderful soprano, Nile. Toul-
nguet, who last season was the prin-
ciple prima donna of the Mapleson I'm
perial Grand Opera company, and
created an immense sensation.
The other artists of the company are
Nile. du Bedat, mezzo soprano; Senior
Alberto, baritone; Mr.. Thos. McQeen,
tenor; Senior CALI etc.
Beside the operate performance all
the artists will appear in a miscellan-
eous concert.
The date of the entertainment is Fri
day xt,sDecember Sd.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
AT FORT SAM HOUSTON.

AT FORT SAM HOUSTON.
Private Paul Aust has enlisted for
troop K.
Capt. Warwick has introduced Mai.
Chas. Keller to the San Antonio club.
Capt. Thomas is giving the cavalry
squadron some excellent drilling at
present.
Private G. w. Lattery, discharged
last Saturday, has re-enlisted for his
old troop-K.
The band will play concert on the
upper parade ground this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, lead by Chief Musician
Gross.
Gen. Graham issued an order yes
terday calling courtmartial for Fort
Bliss, the court to meet December 8
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Col. Whitside has been heard from.
He is in Chicago now and will leave
in a short while for Canada on a visit
He will return to the post in F'ebru-
airy.
Capt. Bishop and Lieut. Grote Off
ciated as officer of the day and guard
yesterday anu lOudy Ndpl- "HSSleI
and Lieut.. Drake are officiating in the
same capacity.
The regular monthly review and
muster took place on the lower parade
ground ats o'clock this morning, the
command turning out in full dress.
After review Col. Carpenter and Maj.
De Loire ispected the quarters.
The Americas Dramatic club is hav-
ing some handsome hangers issued
from the Light press. The program
shows some excellent talent for their
comedy which is to be presented in
Muth's garden December s. The tick
cts are also being printed and will be
| out tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon was half hol-
iday at the post owing to the football
| contest. STABLES" We're dispensed
| with at o'clock for the cavalry and
battery and parade was dipensed with
| at sunset for the infantry. Col. Car
penter is a great admirer of manly
| sports and will always give the boys
an opportunity to witness them when
| possible.
| Musician Wilkins, recently sentenc-
ed to three months confinement under
the post guard for drunkenness, was
released yesterday, his sentence hav-
! ing been RENTED by Gen. Graham
when only one month had been served
The band is only short one man now
and that is Private Smell who is in the
guardhouse for attaching Chief Musi-
clan Gross with knife.
Lieut.. Sam Reber Is working very
hard coaching the post football team
He has by his strenuous efforts
brought it up to it's present high stan.
dard in playing qualities and will con.
tinue in his excellent work. He has
the confidence and good will of every
man in the team, or even in the pos
so far as that is concerned, and they
all work with enthusiasm under his
excellent supervision.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
PUT A STOP TO PAIN.

rheumatism, Neuralgia and other
painful Affections are now as easily
cured as they were once hard 10 cure.
Science has learned what pain is and
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the result.
Cures sprains, bruises cuts, stiff joints
and contracted muscles. Penetrates
to the very Bone and relieves almost
from the moment I: touches. When q
liniment is needed, you owe it to your
self to get the best. The dealer is au.
thorized this one. Price so cents. SOLD
by E. Reuss and c. Schasse's drug.
stores.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
'HeU|elllI 0B[|en RESIGNS
Will Quit The Army Practice
Law,
Is A Well Known Officer Of Tie
Fifth Infantry News Notes
Of Fort Sam Houston,

Washington, d. c., Nov. SO.-Lieut.
try, has rendered his resignation to
the president effective March 81, 1898.
He is a member of the legal fraterni-
ty, having been admitted to the Mas
sachusetts bar before entering the ar
my, and he will go back there and take
up his practice. The lieutenant was
the prosecutor in the now celebrated
O'Brien- Romeyn case at Fort McPher-
son, Ca, and is one of the best known
officers of his rank, in the service.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
DECEMBER WEATHER.
Completed From Records of The U. S.
Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.

weather DuItdu
The following data, for the month of
December covering period of twelve
years, have been compiled from the
weather bureau records, of this city
for the Light by Weather Observer H.
II. Curley:
Temperature
Mean or normal temperature. So
degrees.
The warmest month was that of 1899.
with an average of sc degrees.
The coolest, 1887, with an average of
80 degrees.
The highest temperature was Sc de-
grees on December IL, 1890.
The lowest, II degrees on December
10, 1886.
Precipitation
Average for the month, LA inches.
Average days with .01 of an inch or
more, 7.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 5.7S inches in 1891.
The least was "a inches in 1894.
The greatest monthly precipitation
in any twenty-four consecutive hours
was 2.59 inches on December HIP
1891.
| Clouds and weather.
Average number of clear days. IA
partly cloudy days. s; cloudy days, 9
Wind
The prevailing winds have been from
| the north.
The highest velocity of the wind wa
46 miles, from the north, on Decembe
18th, 1895.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
MARTHA"
4th Act Verdi's
ITTROVATORE

Presented with full Scenery, Rich and
Elegant Costumes, Paraphernalia, ETC.,
Preceded by a Grand Miscellaneous
Concert. Seats now o. Sale
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
MOLEsT DUNE BRUTEs.

Poundmaster ThOs. Perez reports
that mischievous boys on the west
side bother the animals in
the pound and that he is after them
and will arrest any he catches molest-
ing the animals.
Night before last several of them
tied a wire about two legs of a horse
and famed him, the wire staying on all
night until officer Perez discovered it
yesterday morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
FOOTBALL.
The San Antonios And Soldiers Play
.t'rs "a Tie Game

The San Antonios And Soldiers Play
1875 a Tie Game.
A football game was played at the
post yesterday afternoon between the
Soldiers and the San Antonio teams,
and resulted in a score of 90. Left
tackle Kinds, of the San Antonio team
sustained a broken nose in the first
half.
Preparations are in progress for
game in this city on Christmas day
with the Galveston. Galveston play
ed here last Christmas and defeated
San Antonio by a score of 40, al
though San Antonio defeated the Gal
weston team at Galveston.
1t is expected that Houston will play
here on New Years day.
The San Antonio team will play at
and Houston next week.
Manager Charley Cresson is cores
ponding with Dallas and Fort Worth
for games here with those teams.
Arrangements are under way for a
game in this city with the st. Edwards
college team of Austin, but the date
has not yet been fixed.
Interest in the local scholastic football
eague seems to be subsiding since the
oeacocks have withdrawn from the
ace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30

Mile. Marie Toulinquet, Prima Donna
Soprano Imperial Opera Co; Mile.
Marie Du Bedat, Prima Donna Leggiera
from Covent Garden, London; Thomas
Mcqueen, Tenor Late International
Grand Opera Company; Achille Albert,
Barritone-Imperia! Opera Company,
London and New York; G. Gnarro, Mu-
Grand Opera Co. Etc, Etc.
2nd Act Flotaw's Grand Opera,