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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
YALE's BOATING WORK.
She Wants to Get There Next Season
Sure.

She Wants to Get There Next Season,
Sure.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. Bob
Cook, Yale's veteran coach, in an in
terview, announces that this year he
intends to give the candidates for the
Yale crew a training different from
that of previous years, in that it will
be more thorough. Every afternoon
the candidates, most of whom are So
phomores, will be given personal in
struction in pair oars under Cooks di-
reCtion. This work will continue as
long as the weather permits. The
tanks in the gymnasium which have
been undergoing repairs are now COM
pleted.
A new man, Kennedy by name. has
been appointed to take charge of the
boat house. He has had eight years
experience at the st. Paul. CMinn.,)
boat house and is regarded as an eX-
cellent man for the position.
Every effort is being made to select
the best men for the crews next year
and Yale's boating prospects promise
to be very bright.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
RUNAWAY ROYS

Special Officer Long, of Lakeview
fishing and game preserve, yesterday
morning captured a gang OF eight
boys, mostly living on Prospect hill adj
dltlon, VINO had run away from home
last Thursday and were canned in
the chapparal south of Lake Elmen-
dorf. One of the boys had used his
fathers name and procured IS worth
of groceries, bread, bacon. coffee. sug-
ar, etc, and another had provided a
frying pan and coffee pot, while they
had them corralled. The donkeys
broke away, however, and the boys
had forgotten to get ground coffee and
We're compelled to boil the grains
whole. Several of their number de-
serted the first night and stole nearly
all of the provisions, leaving the others
in a sorry plight.
They were sent to their homes yes
terday and seemed glad to get back.
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AMERICAN YACHT LOST,

The Social Goes Down In West India
Waters.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Herald
says:
A dispatch received in the city
| from st. Thomas, West Indies, says
that the American schooner yacht So
cial wrecked on the rocks off the is
land of St. Croix on the morning of
October %.
Several members of the crew and
some of the passengers were drowned.
The dispatch describes the Social as
small vessel, not over 2S feet long.
She was in command of Captain Lord.
She arrived at st. Thomas on the
afternoon of October q from New York
on a cruise through the West Indian
islands and sailed the following day for
the island of st. kits. (St. Christie
pher)
During the afternoon of October %
a storm of great violence swept over
the island and it is the belief there that
the schooner was caught far out from
any harbOr.
Sailing vessels came into st. Thomas
unUef pare poles ana the captains re-
ported terrible weather out at sea.
1t is supposed that the Social was
unable to stem the giant seas that
swept over her decks and Capt. Lord,
when off st. CToiX, made for the island
in search of a harbor.
The only yacht on the American reg
lister by the name of Social was for
merly the Cornelia. She was a keel
schooner yacht built in South Brooklyn
by the McGarrick company in 1873.
She was originally owned by DR..
Vardy, of Jersey City, member of the
New York Yacht club. She was at first
a centre-bOard schooner modelled by
Robert Fish and designed to be a very
fast craft. She was subsequently re-
built and changed into keel-schooner.
The American yacht list gives Mr..
Oscar B. Smith as her late owner. He
is an old member of the Larchment
Yacht club.
The Social had the reputation of be-
ing a staunch little vessel. Mr.. Smith
lives at Morristown, N. ]. 1t was i'm
possible to learn any details of the
wreck at his home at one o'clock this
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
Te|eg|QllS B|Ie|ed

Waco has a divorce suit pending;
groom and bride married on two days
acquaintance and separated three
hours after the ceremony.
wolcott and his commissioners
return from Europe.
Canada is coming to take part in
that British and United States seal
ing conference.
Pensions have increased for the year,
1886.
Cabinet discusses the elections and
routine matters.
Waco passes ordinance keeping boys
under 16 years off the streets after 8
p. m.
L. S. steamer Lancaster arrives in
port with the murderous crew of the
Olive Peck, who killed their captain
and mate at sea last August.
Severe test of bullet proof armor
made successfully at New York.
False reports as to the death of Boss
Croker are in circulation. He has only
a slight cold.
Postoffice at Marietta, 1. r., entered
and robbed of 1925.
Havana autonomists accept Blanco
and wire Sagasta their approval of his
policy.
That Ohio election threatens to
break into the courts for a decision.
Houston has on hand a mixed case
of child paternity that would have puz-
zled Solomon.
Validity of the gold bearing interest
bonds of Fort Worth is challenged, on
account of gold clause.
Freight from non-infected points in
Louisiana now comes into Texas.
Jeff Royals, farmer of Mckinney,
falls from a tree while picking pecans
and dies of his injuries.
There is war against the Gulf and
Colorado freight lines by the roads not
of Texas,
Four children brutally butchered by
unknown parties in Quebec province,
Canada.
The wife of DR.. Carroll, Baptist di-
vine of Waco, is dead.
Austin Statesman goes over to the
ranks of the silver Democracy.
Death rate in New Orleans is in
creased by the cool weather.
Consul General Lee is in Washington
to receive instructions prior to his
leaving for Cuba.
Taylor and vicinity is stirred up over
the notice from interested parties to
renters not to pay rents in cash or they
will be burned out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
THE NEW WEYLERIsM.
It Threatens to Occasion Trouble ir
Spain.

1t Threatens to Occasion Trouble in
Spain.
New York, Nov. "a special to the
Herald from Madrid says:
The fruits of Gen. Weyler's behav-
Tor at Havana appear to be already
ripening in the peninsula.
News reached here stating that a meet
ing held at Santander to arrange a
demonstration in Weyler's favor on his
arrival there, a disgraceful tumult en-
sued. The chairman declared that
only those in Weyler's favor had any
business to be present. Amid the up
roar that followed a voice was heard
crying: why should the nation
glorify its executioner? What has
Weyler done beside sending us back
thousands of dying soldiers?"
The police had to dispense the meet
ing. 1t is reported that public feeling
in Santander is in a very excited state.
The correspondent in Cuba of the
impartial cables his paper that Gen.
Weyler handed over the island in
state of choas and beyond doubt is
preparing a party to oppose the liberal
government.
1t is understood that Senior Romero
Robledo on Monday will make an i'm
portant speech. AS he is considered to
have broken away from the Conserva-
tive party and to be closely allied with
the presumptive policy Of Gen. weyler,
his movement and words are regarded
with great anxiety. .
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MURDERERs REsPITED.

Dequeen, Ark, Nov. 6.-Advices
from Indian Territory have just been
received here stating that Walla Tone
haka, the famous Indian ball player,
convicted of murder and sentenced to
have been shot at Alikchi, Wolfe coun-
ty, Thursday, still lives. Hundreds of
whites and Indians had gathered to
witness the execution. Wallace Cros-
by, another Choctaw, was also to have
shared Walla Tonehaka's fate, but a
stay of execution was granted and each
is to be tried again.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
LADIES IN SESSION

The tenth annual session of the Tex
as Baptist Womans' Mission Workers
began in the First Baptist church yes
terday, Mrs. +. b. Davis, of San An
tonic, delivering the address of well
come, which was responded to by Mrs.
Annie Splawn. of Gainesville.
Reports of officers and committees
followed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
SLIGHT MISTAKE.

Mr.. Antoine Heinen, a handsome and
solemn looking young bartender of this
city, was dressed in neat Prince Al
bert suit yesterday evening and while
standing on the corner of Alamo and
Commerce street, he was accosted sew
eral times by total strangers to him,
some of whom were ladies, who asked
him at what church he would preach
that evening. He has laid away his
Albert suit now.
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CRUSHED BY CARS.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 6.-Three en-
ployes of Jones & Laughlin's American
steel works We're caught between a
company car and a shifting engine this
morning and crushed so badly that two
of them will die. Their names are
Joseph Gertner, Martin Poreon and
Joseph Bobap,
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THE MARKETS.

st. Louis, Nov. 6.-Cattle: Receipts,
500; market, steady; Texas and Indian
Territory steers, S2@$4; cows and heif-
ers, $2.10@$3.30.
Sheep: Receipts, 400; market, slow
and lower.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Cattle: Receipts,
600: market, slow and unchanged.
Sheep: Receipts, $500; market,
steady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-06
FATAL FALL.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Mrs. A.
p. Lockhart and Mrs. Thomas Wilson
were fatally injured by fall over a
precipice on Lookout mountain. Their
horse became frightened and backed
off the precipice.
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Price $500 a Year
, revenge on the part of Consel-

deeds to revenge on the part of Consel-
heiro's followers.
Some well informed men have
brought up the theory that the attempt
on the presidents life grew out of the
proposed arbitration treaty with
France on the Amapa question. This
treaty the president vigorously upheld
despite tremendous opposition in Con-
gress and among the people.
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ANOTHER PERJURER CONVICTED

Hal Wallace, the negro recently con-
victed on a charge of desecrating a
grave. pleaded guilty in the Thirty
seventh District court to a charge of
perjury, and was given five years in
the penitentiary. Wallace is said to
have confessed his guilt of robbing the
grave of the late Miss MCGEE to the
officers, but on the Witness stand he
swore that he had made no confession.
Wallace's punishment for the grave
robbery is six months in the county
Jail.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 6.-The
president has made the appointment of
James b. Cullison, as registrar of the
land office at Enid, Oklahoma.
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FAIR AND MARINER.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Forecast for
Western Texas: Fair and warmer,
with southerly winds.
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F, CrOoS ( Co. Bankers.

AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
Sight drafts on the principal cities
of the United States and on all Euro
mean countries. Also drafts on Mon
terey. Mexico, payable in Mexian dol
lars. Foreign coin and currency
bought and sold.
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Use THE TELEPHONE

USE THE TELEPHONE
To all points in TEXAS connect
ed with the Long Distance Tele-
phone system. Quick connec-
tions, excellent service and you
do not have to wait for a reply.
Look for the sign of the Blue
Bell.
NJ. f. THOMAS, Local Manager.
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LOCAL WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
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tpar, gu fpnden. Cine 3eit lang tpar
Die Stabt tbatiddii9 in ben Sdnoen
zines Negermobs. bod tnurbe Die 3ube
tuieber bersefellt, obne b,b es 3u einem
3ufammeniioBe aefOmmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
anos's @oIoaDer 3dpt6en

tperoen sarantirt. I'm GOloaber (Piles)
unb 0eritOpfung 3u beilen. SO genta
per G9ahtel. Man ienbe cine 3uei.
Gent. Marfe an Mortin &ubD. resiitrir.
ten Npotbefer in Qancater, ga. pof.
torten iperoen ni1t beantuortet. ueber.
al BEL ben erften Mpotbetern su Der.
taufen. #
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
WHITE PLAINS.

The finishing touches are being put 10 the Chapei
of the Divine Compassion, in Broadway. Inc
stained-slass windows imported from England
were placed last week, and the building VIII pract-
cally be completed by May 81 when the consecra-
ton ceremonies take place. The bell of the CLOCK
tower strikes the hours and also the Angelus'
motion was made AT the special term OF the Su-
nreme Court before Justice Keogh yesterday Tor
The granting OF a mandamus directing County
treasurer Carpenter 10 pay TO ex-Commlssloner OF
Jurors l. Howard Kinch months salary as com
missioner The Judge reserved his decision John
Sells the present incumbent OF the ONCE GAINS
Inc salary for March, the month in question, datihg
his term of Office from the time that MS clam
thereto was affirmed by the Supreme Court Mr..
Kncb on the contrary laid claim TO all the emoIu-
ments of the office until Mr. Sells took actual pos
session about month after the decision OF the Su-
prerne Court was made. , ,....- a..
surrogate Sikman yesterday granted letters les
tamentary to John T. Trip and James HOPKINS as
executors Of Hiram Finch. of North Castie. -
al the annual meeting OF the managers OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Rest. In Broadway, on Thursday' thee
renort of the secretary showed that IN the last
vea 80 women had spent period of convalescence
at the Rest increase OF eighty over the preceu-
ing year. - cror,n.o,aon, or tho
Poor and his family, formerly OF Chappaqua, nave
taken up their home in this village. having leased
tba A Il Young house, in Church-st. .
The argument before Surrogate Silkman on the
annication of Adea E. T Buchanan. legatee
Tppder the will Samuel J. Tilden. 10 have the ex-
cntors m Ike an accounting set down for yesterday
Was adjourned for week.