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STOLEN RHT MES.
Look to the End.

Look to the End.
The forest oak Is strengthened by the nercely
driving storm,
And the heavy rain down pouring brings the
thirsty earth nor harm.
The eagle SrAnd and mighty see him soaring to
Has gained his strength in action nobly s~,rivt,v
he has won.
Life is full OF griefs and trials. and the tempter
oft ~ near.
But the soul grows better. pursr. for the nrs that
tries II here.
He who never fought In battle may be free Of
But he little Knows what victory mean, 70 vet.
Grams OF the wars.
The strong mans life Is shaken when he sees
whom Death doth OlAiui.
that pour Ike rain.
Life Is real, life is earnest. and the grave is not
We are living Tor a future where eternal ages
-o'eaS BHs Ia Nss Fork FHdspsnd.aL
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Faithful TIL Death.
Prom huRssy's Weekly ]

TEFV" Y" W0TNTV
Employer Ito ten-yeAr old Office boy
Johnnie. take this bouquet to Miss Blank
with my compliments,
Johnnie-Excuse me, sir, but / have PROM
ised my fair one never TO speak to another
woman until. we are married. i can give
mp my .hve dollars q week. but / cannot be
untrue in love, cannot go.
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FARMERS CLIMB UPWARD.
But the Grimes Club Still Leads
in the Race.
Baseball Players working
Hard for the Banner.

Tho nr,r,o. p..oh.u c,,L .,iu L..u.,h.
uin ~ Oruo sNh Aeep. tuo
lead In THE EvENfSo WORLDS Amateur
Baseball Club Contest with It's total vote to-
- Hu 49, "0 "" iUia
I~elesraphor" holding second place with
their increased vote Of ., UO2.
Tho Formors ~ u,ooLiyr oltrh r,word
!" ai " pi"VA'y"' si, up"""
again tarrylng ~ thlru place with O'so4'
while the Oly mpics. of Sing Sing, drop TO
,orrth nI.oo ri,n . to,.i 30 ao1
ioui'u pi~Se wv - 49,"
Inc Mammalian La, OF Third avenue,
drop to fifth place. with 4. 662. while the
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Unsolicited Testimonial.

If l am WAkeful AZ night, said the au-
thor. :" always put myself to sleep by fol-
lowing out in my mind the thread of some
one OF my stories from the beginning. Pres
emily the incidents and characters become
That's a fact. " said the friend. enthusi-
astieally. Il can GO to sleep over any Of
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The DimcultY.

IRON PnndsT,l
Miss Vers-de-Vere Only think, Mr.. Tumly,
they have a custom in Spain that when one
admires anything the owner Immediately
presents him with il.
Mr., Tumly ,desperatelyl-I admire your
hand very much, Miss Nere-de- We're.
All yes; but. Mr., Iumly, We are not In
Spain"
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
SPo1lETS

Governor Bob" Taylor Ia tired Of gubernat.
Ing. He cAnnot bob" up sereneIy enough
with the weight Of once on his shoulders.
Apoliceman was shocked the other day. That
II was by electricity need scarcely be added.
-.
A four-days' bride differed from her husband
in her views about where an armchair should he
put. and settled the dispute by killing herself.
Comment on the subject should be chAlr-y.
-.
As q rule. the young girl-graduate IL more
solicitous about her white dress than her sheep
skin. II she were q sheep. It would be different,
Of course.
The oyster has gone into training for the
Autumn season. while his substitute. the little
necksd clam. is on deck with tears IN Its eyes.
-.
One thing Of Noah must be said
Nor Will the truth be strained;
without a doubt he knew enough
10 20 in when II rainod. M PresS.
-.
"whAt do you put 20 many unripe strawber
nes In the plate for ?" he asked viciousIy. $50
many OF our customers are fond OF the color con-
trast. - replied the waiter. You know Il IL only
= question Of taste" Eyes; but not taste in
color. =" he Erowled,
-.
A man Is giving exhibition OF will power. The
Surrogate won't go to see him because his will
has not been admitted to probate.
-.
There is no question OF Matt Quay's hiring .
haul. That m was really caught by him.
-.
II all charges were only as easily made as the
electric ones there would DO no protection for
society.
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Mr.. sEIToS's effort to have the salary
OF the British Consul in New York re-
duced by 5000 was rejected in the
House of Commons. The measure
seemed a vindictive one.
The evening world., 1890-06-07

A train was held up on the Central
Railroad by a band of pinch bugs. The
dangers of Summer travel are only par.
TALLY exploited as yet.
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COLLEGE Bright young mon
-- in the College OF the
DRAMATlSTS. City OF New York
who have made a
success on the amateur stage, splen-
didly illustrated. See TIE SUNDAY
WORLD.
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Quite Lengthy.

Iron hHHI-ys wsskIy.l
Would you think me rude II l insisted
on = kiss as q penalty for the ~philopenA :"
:" How long = Kiss ?"
Oh, a % kiss
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A Long Sermon.

Iron tie Harvard Lanpooa.
Holworthy entering lAtel-How long has
DIR. vox been presching3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS years, sir,
Holworthy-I guess | won't 20 in. then.
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Hoods SarsapariMa

sold % All dFasststs- Ell tI fer IS. PREPARED
only b. c. !. HOOD = CO.. LoSsl. Mas.
IOO DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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ELECTRIC Eiectroeution and what
foreigners say OF 1t. Not
DEATH, q Frsnchman fAvors
electric death. See THE
SUNDAY WORLD.
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TUE TbNOHt FUNUTNW M II
sly bead would ache ~fearfully, My temples
would throb, aud Just across the bridge OF MI nose
Il Ielt AZ though there. Was something pressing upon
II. Ny eyes watered and became weak. my ears
were iull OF ringing noises. which made me almost
doaL. l was always hawking and %spItting, trying
to clear my throat OF tho mucus whion
dropped down into 1t from the back part Of my
In the morning | experienced the most Of my
trouble. i would teel 40 tired, Just MS though had
not silent At ALL There was q bad taste In my mouth.
sticky slime. I founI I was losing ilesh. Pains in
the ehc.t tro1bicd me, too; ,Som.timos sharp pains
the shoulder blades 1 grew INDECENT lost al
Ora. Copeland aud Blair, They treated me. The
result vss wonderful. In a few wenks could eat
My cough left me. l commenced TO regain my lost
flesh snd strength. and-sm I satisfied with the
trratnAsntl lam more than satisfied. take the
Ercstsst pllessuro In recommending Drs. Copeland
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STUN THE SUNDAY WORLD
tells how babies in b
BABIES slums r cared for, also
how the Free Physicians
watch over the lives Of the little
ones Ia July and August
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Sold by AL druggists. sIg EE fer IS Prepared
OnlyOy G. !. HOOD : CO.. Lowell. Aass.
100 DOsks OSK DOI.LAk
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Those deEirous NJ voting in this contest
must all ont the above ballot aud inclose IL
in an envelope addressed to the Popular
baseball Club Editor, EVENING WORLD, +.
.. box 2, 1854. Now York City.
Any person mar vote.
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.. sS:'sEt.' s~.. "a asa 0as .$s,.! : as .:''si's
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%. 10 Inclosed.

IT" " TTT7VF8
MAY God swell the fund and bless its object
10 the wish of LIZZIE AND CLARA z.
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A N~ewsboy's Mite.

10 ne Edifori
I subscribe Ave cents for The EVENING
WORLD doctors.
JoHS WILLIAMS, q Newsboy.
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She IS 4 POPULAR TEACHER.
Miss Emma Reynolds, Of Sing
Sing, the Leader To-Day.
Interest Steadily Increasing in the
Sunday School Contest.

Mas Emma Reynolds. OF Sing Sing, comes
TO tho front to-day In THE EvESiSo WORLDS
Sunday-School Teachers Contest, and leads
all contestants with the handsome total OF
q, 4J5.
Mrs. f. Larabee, Of the lane Street NJ. r.
Church, this city. also takes a big stride
forward and lands il. second place with
.. $50, RELOCATING Miss Annie Holbrook, OF
Sing Sing, to third position, with 2,53s.
Miss Katie Stock. Of 81. Paul the Apostles,
holds fourth position will .. o and Miss
Frances Jones. Of ~. ThOmas'S Church, Is a
good fifth with 2, Oio TO her credit.
There are many thousand Sunday
school teachers within the bailiwick OF
IHE EyENfxa WORLD, In the States Of New
ono OF them THE EvENfNu WORLD proposes
to present q piano.
Not an ordinary. cheap affair, but a first
class. AweettoDed and elegant instrument.
The name OF the Snnday.school teacher TO
whom the piano shall he given shall bo. left
10 the children and those who have been
children Of the Sunday-schools. and they
shall decide by casting their ballots in ali
EyENISa WORLD popular election.
The piano Ia Estey'r best make, which Ia
sufficient guarantee that 1t will be hrst class
in style, tone and finish.
The winner may choose the wood she pre-
fers TO have u IN. She may select cherry,
rosewood, mahORany. eDOny,
or any other wood. and be assured that she
will be the possesEor Of the finest piano she
ever saw.
There will be no acct. no creed considered
in this contest. II IL open 10 all female Sun-
d~ay-rchool eachers without regard to creed
or faith.
The franchise Ia extended to all readers Of
THE EVENING WORLD. but nominations. are
confined to female Sunday.sohool teachers
now teaching in either New York, New
Jersey or Connecticut
The voters must vote ono OF the ballots
printed IN The EvENGSn WORLD. by fllling
in the blank spaces with the namo OF the
teacher for whom he or she desires to vote,
giving the name Of the Snndav-sohool in
which she teaches and tho location Of the
school. Then tho voter must sign the bal.
lot. giving his or her residence, and mail
the ballot. addressing it to the Teacher
Editor, EVENING WORLD, 80 Park Row,
New York" No other ballots will be
counted.
The names OF contestants for The EVENING
prize and their total vote to date are
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
All Well Connected.

SPARTANsBURa, b. c., November 81.
There was bloody row here yes
terday between two leading lawyers
over a game Of poker. They had inn
Dibed freely of wine, and one of them,
James Patrick, became engaged in a
difficulty with Matt. Floyd. Patrick,
in his drunken frenzy, attacked Capt.
Edwin Kerrison, mistaking him
for Floyd. He slashed Kerrison, actu-
ally disemboweling him, but not in
flicting fatal injuries. Floyd, seeing
this, stabbed Patrick in the back, the
knife blade penetrating the left lung.
Patrick cannot live. No arrests have
been made. All the parties are high
ly connected and Kerrison is the son
of wealthy merchant in Charleston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Peace i'm Honduras.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2l.-The
steamer City of Dallas, Morgan line,
has arrived from Port Cortez bringing
the. latest intelligence of a revolt in
Spanish Honduras. Capt. Charles
Hardie says: 81 understand that
though the army of Bogran was vic
torious, his victory was entirely due
to the valor of Americans under
Major Fla. Burke, of New Orleans, and
James Imbogan. About an hour before
we left a telegram was received from
President Bogran proclaiming peace
and acknowledging his gratitude to
Americans for turning the tide in
their favor. Gen. Sanchez was not
captured and executed as reported.
He died game. His son was captured
and is reported to have been execu-
ted. Sanchez was the last man
whom Bogran supposed would turn
traitor to him, as he was his conf
Dental advisor and close friend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
A Masonic Home Completed.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 21.-
The Michigan Masonic Home is COM
pleted, and will be dedicated with
the most imposing Masonic ceremon-
les, January IS, when the Grand
Lodge of the state will be in session,
The building is of white brick, three
stories high, has accommodations for
100 inmates without crowding, and
with the land, cost S7S, 900. Applica-
tions for admission have already been
received and more are coming in ev-
cry day, even from Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia and other states. The home will,
however, be reserved for Michigan
Masons entirely and their widows
and orphans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
He Tilted a jersey Belle.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-George W.
Hamilton, son of ex-Sheriff Robert
Hamilton, of Mays Landing, N. j.,
has been sued by Miss Anna NJ. Pow
ell, OF Tuckahoe, N. j., for $25, 900 for
breach of promise. Both parties are
of high families, and the affair has cre-
ated a great sensation in the county.
For the past eight years Mr.. Ham,
ilton has been frequent visitor to
Miss Powell's abode, and their love
for each other was apparently very
deep. Several days ago, to the great
surprise of Miss Powell, she received
q curt note in which her lover stated
that he had ceased to care for her,
and that the engagement was irk-
some to him, and must, therefore, be
considered off. Miss Powell's father
learned of the affair and brought the
suit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Doodle Grabbing Justices,

DIES MONIES, To-, November 2l.-
There is trouble in store for Des
Moines' Doodle justices. For the past
year their enormous fee transcripts
have been loading down the county
records and depicting the treasury to
the amount of over 100000. The
newspapers have teemed from time to
time with long arrays Of facts suffi-
Gent to establish conspiracy of the
justices and constables to rob the
treasury through fees in liquor cases,
and there has been considerable of a
sensation all around. The board of
supervisors has at last become tired
of auditing these transcripts, and to-
day ordered an unusually heavy
batch of them sent back for correc-
ton, and also passed resolution in
structing the county attorney to lay
the matter before the grand jury,
with view of having the justices in
dicted for conspiracy to defraud the
people. A particular transcript which
led to this cotton is from democratic
justice, which showed that twelve
separate lnformations had been filed
and twelve separate warrants issued
against one person in one day and the
full costs taxed in each case. 1t Is q
notorious fact that the justices and
consta bles of Des Moines have drawn
fees in liquor cases in the last year to
give each of them an income of from
$1,000 to $4,000 year, to say nothing Of
the horde of professional searchers
and witnesses, who have made COM
Portable living in the same line. The
late election swept the entire gang
out OF office, and new deal will be
had all around after thest 1st of jan
uary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
The Ghost Dancers.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, s. D., Nov.
21.-The dancing Indians have this
agency and surrounding country in a
state of terror. Ghost dancing is still
going on at Wooded Knee creek,
while Clay and Medicine and other In
dIans have their guns strapped to their
backs as they dance. Yesterday a
large band of Indians lett Rosecut
Agency and headed this way. 1t is
within bounds of possibility that the
Dancing Indians may consolidate
their forces at Wooded Knee and in
that case a fight may be expected.
Gen Brook, in command
of the troops, held q consulta-
ton during the day with In
dian Agent Rayer and special
Indian Agent Copper. Both Indian
agents said at the conclusion of in
terview that the situation was GER
tainly grave. They confirmed reports
Of armed indians dancing at different
points. Wives and children of all
traders and other whites about the
agency have left for safer points and
the men here are prepared for the
worst.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
GulIible Bakers.

New ORLEANS, Nov, 2l.-Koltz
and Fitzpatrick, who owned a large
bakery in this city, were induced In
August last to enter the American
Circuit trust, and pool their earnings.
They now state that they found that
company was working against their
interests and they asked for
information which was not
given them. Klotz and Co. therefore
concluded to conduct business their
own way without consulting the
trust. Yesterday the American
Biscuit company obtained an injunc-
ton, restraining KlotZ from intsrfer-
ing with their business and appoint
ing another agent to take charge of
establishment. Therupon Klotz Il
Co. filed an application, averring that
they were induced under false pre-
lenses and false representation to
sign documents, making their firm a
member of the American Biscuit and
Manufacturing company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
The League Knocked Out.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 21.-The
grand Jury turned down the Law and
Order League in great shape. After
being out two days the jury rejected
sixty-nine of seventy bills presented
by the League for Sunday selling by
saloonists, peanut stand keepers, etc,
and in addition indicted Rev. w. A.
Watkins, one of the leading spirits in
the law and order movement, for
practicing medicine illegally, and al
so for an alleged indecent assault
upon Miss Memo Burkhardt. The
saloonists are very happy over this
victory.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Across The Ocean on Lifeboat.

New YORK, November 2l.-Captain
F. L. Norton, who is to make the
journey of 1000 miles from this port
to Toulon in the fifty.eight-foot steam
lifeboat, is confident of success. The
craft is yawl rugged. and at present
lies Off Tompkinsville, L. l., where
coal and provisions are being slowed
into her, preparatory to her long
ocean voyage.
Captain Norton expects to reach
the port of Toulon in twenty days.
On the journey he will be accom-
panied by his wife and niece, a girl
of sixteen, who have the utmost con-
fidence in the stability of the tiny
craft. Chief Engineer w. H. Craw-
ford and an assistant, with a sailing
master, two seamen, two stewards
and terrier complete the boats COM
plement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Stole a Car Load of Cattle.

RED OAK, To-, Nov. 21.-For some
time Red Oak has been suffering
from series of petty stealings and
house breakings, and the theft of
a car load of critic from the feed LOT
of j. M. King, near town last Monday
night, is the latest and largest exploit
in that line. Seventeen head of the
best in the lot were stolen, shipped to
South Omaha and sold there. The
thief has been caught.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Proposed Monument to Grant

WASHINGTON, DC, Nov. 2l.-In an
interview, General Edward F. Beale,
of California, who was an intimate
friend of General Grant, proposes the
erection of q magnificent memorial
to the distinguished cbieftan, to be
placed in the circle south of the exec
utive mansion. General Beale says
that it would not be necessary for the
remains of General grant to be placed
under the memorial monument any
more than it would be to remove the
dust of Washington from Mount
Vernon. General Beale thinks that
q memorial to Abraham Lincoln
might also be erected In the same in
closure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Alternating a wife's Affections.

GRAFTON, w. Va, Nov. 21.-One of
the most sensational suits ever
brought in West Virginia has been
filed in the Barbour county court. 1t
is brought by J. G. Chrislip, prom
inent business man, and is against
the Hon. It. q. Woods, son of ex-Su-
preme Judge Samuel Woods, and
himself one of the leading lawyers of
West Virginia. The complainant al
leges that Woods alienated his wife's
affections under the guise of friend
ship, and asks damages to the amount
of $40, 900. Mrs. Chrislip is the
daughter of distinguished and pop
nlar Baptist minister.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Arkansas MasOns.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November d.
The following officers were elected by
the Masonic Grand Lodge: NJ. w.
g. NJ, w. X. Ramsey, of Camden;
M. w. d. G. NJ, G. A. Bridewell. of
Hope; Grand Lecturer, Geo. A. Dan
ley, of Searcy; Grand Orator, p. d.
Mccullough, of Mariana; Senior
Warden, r. J. Laughlin, of Benton
vile; Treasurer, Fred. Kramer, of
Little Rock; Secretary, Fay Hemp
stead, of Little Rock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Is Fort Wayne a Temperance Town

Is Fort Wayne a Temperance Town.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 21.-As
hundreds of people were going to
church last Sunday evening a MONS
ter snake crawled out of the sewer at
the intersection of Calhoun and Mont
gomery streets, the two principal
streets of this city. Women tainted
boys and girls cried in fright, and
men trembled. The serpent appar-
emily had an engagement uptown,
for it merely glared at the crowd and
slowly started off.
The reptile was pursued and shot
and when measured was found to be
16 feet in length and 8 inches in dia-
meter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Bank Action at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 81.
The banks here have agreed to is.
sue clearing house certificates. A
mum Der of bankers have suggested
that the bank presidents offer to take
from Secretary Window $40, 900. COO of
the fractional currency, the $40, 000, 900
so redeemed to be used to buy four
percent. bonds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Koch Chagrined.

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Dr. Koch is cha
grined at the appearance of lupus in
a patient who was reported to have
been cured by the use of the new
lymph. This, however, is the only
instance of in which the treatment
has not been successful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
The Copyright League.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The following
officers were elected at the meeting OF
the American Copyright League:
President, James Russell Lowell;
vice-Presidents, Edmund Clarence
Stedman, Gen. Lou Wallace and Ed
ward Eggleston; Secretary, Robert
Underwood Johnson;T Treasurer, Thorn
as w. Knox.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Remorse Knocked Him Ont.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, November d.
Daniel Jackson, wealthy and prom
inent farmer, near this county, has
been adjudged insane. jackson never
voted anything but the republican
ticket until this year, when he joined
the F. M. B. A. and voted the demo-
cratic ticket. The landslide brought
him to a realization of what he had
helped to do and remorse dethroned
his reason,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Vance and the Alliance.

RALEIGH, n. G.. Nov. 2l.-The
Progressive Farmer, the official Or
gan of the Farmers Alliance, renews
its attack on Senator Vance, and
says that it cannot support any man
for the senate who is opposed to the
sub-treasury bill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
A New Bank at Guthrie. Nv.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Nov, 21.-A
bank has been organized at Guthrie
with capital of SIC, 900, and will be-
gin operations the 1st of December.
1t is chartered under the State laws,
and it will be known as the Peoples
Bank,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
A LOyeIOrn Widow,

RooDHoUsE, ILL.,, November o.
Mrs. Mary J. Hanks, a widow lady
about So years of age, living at Drake,
q small station six miles west of here,
committed suicide Monday afternoon
by shooting herself through the heart
with a revolver. The lady leaves one
child. Disappoin tment in love was
the cause.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
A Family Tragedy.

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-A terrible TRACE
dy has just come to light in the town
ofThann, Alsace. A woman residing
there, fearing that she and her fami-
ly would starve to death, cut the
threats of five children and then
killed herself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
Seeking Hennessey's Murderers.

New ORLEANS, La, November d.
The City Council has appropriated
$4,000 to defray the expenses of
bringing the assassins of Chief of
Police Hennessey to justice. The
money is to be disbursed by the
Mayor as he may deem best, and
will be used in connection with the
fund collected by the Citizens Com
mittee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-21
The Market.

LONDON, November 21.-The stock
market opened quietly and steady.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-Stock market
opened quiet at an advance of Ia to
ga per cent over yesterdays close.
Later decline was scored but a re-
action took place and at IL o'clock the
market was firm at best prices of the
morning.