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working Of The apparatus. With satss
Photographic Appliances and sssistssos
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tsryi6e rA.nfali Tuesday nsh' I'D In
ca1suish.e damage. All branches Of the
6aa,s " railrosd la Southern Cali
icsass vere wAshed out and mssy
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dreM of Mrs. Lena schipp we're burned
To death in the cottage N SSgl
rercs street shortly after eight
o'caosk yesterday morning. One vzs
. hoy II Sven, another . girl os four
and she o'h.r = baby boy six months
oll- The -. mans husband deserted
kss sg'st months ago and she had since
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vaGAng Yesterday morning she
stAsSsd the tire aud lockei
ths door and vent out ~ gvt sosse
clothes During her Atsebce the house
caught Are and the children Ser
bu1Dsi Ia death IN the ptss~nce of
ahDss TOO people, Who wese power,es
20 aAvO them.
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OARkIES.

The AtsoUps On Assess . Negro Desperate
e Js-s"P. Os. Rssuiss 10 Wholesale
KIM 0g.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 27.-Ths
tr0Nlte ut Jcssup Christmas legan NJ
tea .. M. when Chief Marshal Iegctt
and assistants attempted Ia arrest hob
Brewer, the notorious negro outlaw
ana fsgitive. Brewer raised his gun
10 Ms shoulder and deliberately shot
down Assistant Marshal Barnhili. kill
ing him instantly. The chief marshAl
then ilred On Brewer. but missed him.
Brewer returned the fire and shot
2 Hgett through both legs. Brewer and
'his orowd q ten or twelve men then fled
to Mcmillan swamp. - few yAT1sAway.
1Aa fpJ0rt nj the guns threw the
town iatO . whirlwind Of excitement
ana tbe negroes were followed into the
swamp by several citizens. Among
them wev William Wood. q carpen.
ta9, and his son. William Wood. who 10
on . visit from Ridgcland. :. g., 10 his
fathS. The nrgrocs dodgcd into
tho swamp. and when young Wood
ran Ia behind them Brewer rosa
up 49, shse him through the head.
killing him instantly, and shot Words
fatAeS 10 the face. Accomplishing
ihk much. the ncgroes ran further Into
the swamp and esc ped. The news Of
the AsAth of young Wosi and the
serious shooting Of his father spread
like Wild flrc over the town.
0GNfuSton reigned for . time and
Jeasap seemed To be In the hands Of .
violent mob. Mayor Hops called q
meeting and hasty arrangements were
made u protect thu town. Seventy
0ve armed men were gathered In u few
minotrs and followed Brewer and his
PARTY y distance Into the swamp.
Mcclellan swamp covers yer %nO
acres. and Brewer Is N familiar with
its hiding places that the efforts of the
poser Ia locate him In the swamp wcie
regarded ~ IN vain. Tho strength ~
the posse was increased by nj lesst
twenty-five armed men teforc Nh ..ous
haA Ella, cd. Aud a picket line ~As
formed on the cast side NJ ~ In yroe
hibit ANYBODY 'rom coming out of the
swamp to tis town.
The mast rci,Abie information IL .hst
ten people have been killed nj Jcssup.
namely. Bafnhili and Woods. by
Brewer; Anderson, white. accidentally;
johnson ami llopps. In jail; fleut,
csiogcd, OH the street; two whites and
tweosgrocs whose James are not given.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-11
TIME 81
O.. g. c. N. RAILROAD.

{. g. c. n. RAILROAD.
DEPARTURES.
Fer st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M, X. & T.......... 5:45 a. n
For St. Louis, via Iron Noun
tain route. ................ 500 p. III
For Laredo. lilo a. m
ARRIVALS. .
From st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and NJ, X. & T. .........iO;55 a. m
Yrom st. Louis. Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. & I. routes. 1000 p. m
From Laredo. ............... 3;35 p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leayef for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. . 800 p.m.and 9:25 a. N
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arriyefrom New Orleans, HouS-
ton and Galveston G:50a. m. and 4;lO pm
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco, Ell
Paso and Eagle Pass......... 4:407p. m
Arrive from San Francisco Ell
PaSo and Eagle PaSS......... $3.50 q. m
THE IS. A. & A. p. r. ADMISSION
ROUTE.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for KerrvlIie, daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at.......:.... o.. 500 p. m
Leaves for Galveston, Houston
and Cuero. daily,
att. ........... ..... s:45 a. m
Leaves for CorpusChriStt Rock
port and BeeVille daily, eX-
cept Sunday, at.............. coop. m
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily, except
Sunday. at.................... 9:45 ii. m
From Corpus Christi, RockpOrt
and Beeville, daily, except
Sunday, Northumberland. 200 p. m
From Galveston, Houston and
Cuero. daily.
ITO p. m.
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TheUnIVersai VerdlGt or the:Seopie
Who nave used ClArSo's Extract of Flax (Pa-
pilon} Skin Cure award it the first and highest
place as q remedial agent in ali cases Of Skin
Diseases. Erysipe,as, Eczema, Pimplos, un.
slightly bIntchos. hUmtliatiug eruptious, Boils,
C~8rbuncleS, letter, etc, all yield 10 this won.
5erfuI preparation at once. Price 81 for a
@CTo 49, 49,. o. + Mma'GSen Ce x - - SI4,
TRY it. Price p scents PLY ~
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FOR sALe--A

Rock House. tour largo rooms and
kitchen. hall thirty feet long, servants
room, bath room. hot and cold water,
pantry, wood shed and wash house. Lot
EOx15O feet, centrally located. Nice
shrubbery in front yard. Price $500:
one-half cash. JNO. +. HAMILTON Co.
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eWELL,s HAla sALskM.

If gray, gradually restIres color
elegant tonic dressing, SOC, $40. Drug
gists, or 81 size prepaid by express
for 81. E. S. Wells, Jersey City. 1y
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A POTOMAC REGATTA.

at the close OF q Strauss waltz q tall
young man with light hair and a stylish
air drew thrarm of his companion through
his own, and they passed out Of the ball
room to the wide balcony of the Potomac
boat house, seating themselves in chairs
on the right hand corner-thcy twO-a lit.
tie apart from the crowd in Il friendly nook
of shadow. She was n lovely bit Of wom-
anhood, II little under size, with 4 great
coil of dark brown hair on her head, a nat
urally curly bang" with the most inuo.
cent, GOvelike black eyes. and a skin soft
and white, q pretty mouth, with even
white teeth, and a manner which seemed
TO imply, Il am most attentive to NIL you
have to say" which is 50 cyerlastingly
pleasing to the masculine mind.
Say, Lillian" said her companion, Civ
ing her arm Il little closer pressure before
he released her to sit down, "can't you an
swer me that question | asked you a week
ago now
He was flushed from the Tavishing waltz
thai WAS Just over, and he was deeply in
love with one of the bellies of Washington.
No wonder that he lOoked down adOriugly
into the great round black eyes lifted SO
Iu1o@cntly % Ii, W. as She replied: ooh,
Harry Whit is the Use OF icing in such Il
hurry TO answer chat scri0U question:
Tou know ! ike YOU, and thut ought to bc
enough"
'Bat it isn't enough Aud liking j,nOt
what ! want to hear. ! want to hear You
say, ! love you, Harry, better tlsn any
body else il all the world.''
well, yO0 are modest ia your wants."
replied she gay'y and | shall not say
any such thing! do like you, but have no
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Hurry "a kiss and give jerome a salute
with her handkerchief, so near together
that these athletes scarce knew which to
claim, bat the signal conveyed a scnti-
nlcut that shot home to the heart of "one
who truly loved her. so each thought to
himself.
The senior four-oared shell race is always
most interesting of all. for the very best
rowyrs arc I'm it. As they glidcd swiftly
aud almost silently over the course to the
stare, the arms of the overs keeping per
feet time, they looked like wings beating
the water. They came back flying. with
tn" launch f,l.aviug after, abreast the
grpatcr part Of the way. Then one gained
and the other fell behind; now il is Ana
lusUan and % PCrOmaCs, and vice versa
uutil near the finish, when away spurted
the POIomHcS two boat lengths. They
reached the stake amid such cheering.
whiStIiug and Aurtcrs of applause rs made
all the other demonstrations weak beside
this ovation.
iiarry's crew had won the race, and with
it, he thought, n greater prize-"a fair
woman's heart aud handn'
The men padded leisurely back to their
boat houses, after which the various crews
'NN bI w StAl"NN NV ~ ~ NAN
winning clubs. Harry and Jerome lifted
their eycs-onci in triumph, the othcrin sad
ncss-to where Lillian sat but amomcntagO
but she and Lotto had gone! How mac
cOumtablu that she should havcleft so soon.
Neither could understand it; each expert
enced a sinking OF the spirits, although
Harry, with manly vanity, thought, Per
haps she could not bear to congratulate me
in public. She will explain it all when l
see her. as | shall, in the course of a few
hours"
The settlers went into their respective
boat houses for their trainers to rub them
down and for the bath that always follows
rowing-a plunge or a douchc.
Now, IiIlian's pa had been %dreadfully
sc4udaljzcd when he saw his pet child
through a kiss across the laughing water
and flirting with her delicate handker-
chief. lie had been Il bit wild" in his
youth. but all the same he detestcd a fir
tatiuus woman. and it brought a blush Of
Indignation to his cheek TO see his daugh-
ter do that which might bring criticism
upon her.
'Lillian," he said to her, 81 am sur
prisCd!'
Lillian gave her friend LOttie a pinch on
the arm and trod on her toes in q way that
spoke volumes Of girlish defiance, as did
also the audible little giggle that followed.
"Chip of the old block, papa, dear" re-
piled she saucily, and. looking up-to be
struck dumb with establishment for a pair
Of cool dark eyes belonging toa tall Young
man in a majors uniform looked down
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AN EXTRA

Two and One-haIt acres, [2 lots near
Arkansas Pass depot, q be had at a bar
gain il bought early. viii be in market
only a short time. Apply to JnO. 7.
HambletOu d Co., No. + East Commerce
street.
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say YES or no, as man can ana "a suIT re- !
specting girl should"
"All very good advice; but Lillian has a |
teasing way, and never will let a fellow
press that question home. She keeps Us
fellows dangling at her sid as though her
belt were the girdIe Of Venus. We are all
in love with hen, from the president Of THE
club to the coyswain, and she knows it.
We arc caught in her web and can't get
ont. She EI.eS to see Us squirm. " ell, l
do not want to Ger free"
Harry. what nonsense you are talking.
do not believe that you really know what
a Goosc love Is | have half a mind 10
speak a good word for you with Lillian. l
do not want to see You spoiled through a
womHn'~ silly o2prlces."
"Do, there q darling" responded Harry
81 will return the compliment some day,
when fate comes along with a good oppor-
You needn't. For I do not mean TO be
the victim Of any ones match making, not
even yours My destiny will have to find
me unassiatcd, OF | will not recognize
him"
The airy, fairy Lillian" was quite as
attentive to jerome Bayne as Harry to
Lottic, even going so far in her coquetry
as to caiole him into making an offer,
when she told him of the compact with
Harry in regard to the coming race.
Done said Bayne; 81 like such high
stakes. and ! shall row as never before-tO
win! And by this token CkisSing her hand)
lshaIl hope to clasp it as my own in the
course of a week.
Don't be a fool in public" said Lillian,
snatChing il away. but at the same time
giving him Il look that made him a bigger
fool than ~eveT-if to be most desperately in
love is TO merit Certiication with the
'fOois' Of life.
Come" said he, 'that is our waltz
and they turned and giided away in perfect
step and time-so perfect that most of the
other dancers left the floor content TO
I watch the prettiCst dancers in the room
marry the rhythm Of motion to the magic
of music.
y s. s. 8
1t is not necessary to give the exact date
when an elderly gentleman. very short in
the legs and large of girth, might have
been seen trotting along in the direction of
the Analostan boat house with short steps.
but an air of conscious pride. Il charming
young girl hanging on each arm. They
were dressed in white, their ]hounceS and
f~urhelows nuttcring in the breeze as they
walked. the animation Of happy girl
hood in every movement. IL j. explicit
enough to shy it was an IDEAL September
da,: the mir seemed to pulse with The blue
mi,llupss that prc,agcs the smokes Of
autumn2l fires. It was Dr. GriSwoId and
his daughter Lillian, with her friend Lottic
Wren. and their auXicty was TO secure a
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in the peaceful paths of civilization. They
raise fine crops on lands that no white man
could cultivate; they keep by themselves,
and in morality compare very favorably
with the pale-faces, who are now threaten
ing to crowd them out of the region
which the Seminole has made fruitful. The
Florida Seminole in short is thoroughly de-
serving of the inalienable rights guaranteed
by our Constitution-the possession of lite
and property and the pursuit of happiness
and If they were given him he would be a
better citizen than most of the negroes and
poor whites of that section.
President Cleveland was Informed of the
industrious, peaceful character of the Flor
ida Seminoles, and declared that "as he
could discover no substantial reason for
their removal from the country they now
occupy, they should not be molested during
his term of Office" This promise Mr..
Cleveland kept. Mr.. Harrison cannot do
better than to adopt his predecessors policy
in this instance The Government ought to
protect this little band of aborigines, and
secure 10 them the lands which they now
inhabit. MIR. Munroe says that attempts
are being made already by rascally land
grabbers to deprive the Seminoles Of their
homes. We ought to vary the usual prac-
tice and give the Red Man a taste of justice
and honorable treatment. Will one of the
very few friends of the Indian in Congress
take this matter up? The Seminole lands
in Florida should be made reservation at