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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
SIGHTS OF THE COMING FAIR.

The National photographers a~ssocia-
ton has decided to make an extensive
exhibit OF photography.
PLANS for the new iifc-Saying sta
ton, which will be II part Of the United
States governments exhibit, have been
completed.
An international exposition regatta
is talked of as one of the attractions of
the worlds fair. 1t is believed that
the great oarsncp of the world can
easily be induced to participate i'll such
an event.
LIEUT.. SAFFQRR, special exposition
commissioner 10 t'Gru, has secured II
collection Of Indian antiquities found
in the graves of the tribes that inhab-
tied the coast region of northern Peru
before the conquest.
The visitor to the exposition will
have an opportunity of learning, among
other things, just how Il tirst-rate post
office is managed. A working model of
such an office will be Il part of the
United States government exhibit.
PHILLIPPaTEAUX, the celebrated pan
Drama artist who painted thc Battle
Of Gettysburg and other great works
Of the kind, wants 70 paint for the cx-
position y huge panorama that shall
illustrate the life Of Columbus from his
birth to his death.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
MATRIMONIAL CANDIDATES.

A New YORK girl Of fourteen has just
been married for the third time.
Az Atchiaon girl who is soon to be
married will pay the expenses of the
wedding tour.
a GIRL. at Pittsburgh, Pa, has Just
clnpcd with her first love, from whom
she ran away ten ears ago after prom
Using t. marrying him.
\ WHOEVER of siVty-onc in Yelling
ton, Kan, welded Il Young woman of
! twenty after an acquaintance of one
week. Just one week after marriagc
she left him.
y HEBREW Girl and = Chinaman were
married in Chirlgn the other day. The
C,lcstial'3 business associates to the
number Of thIrtY were present and
struggled for 4 chance to salute the
bride.
SUE SiIo. Il Chinese laundryman at
Paducah, Ky, married his assistant,
Miss Ida l'utl'd e.. Il pretty American
girl. The ceremony was American
and the grno:t was Disguised IN il dres4
suit. The bride says it is not a matter
of business convenience, but pure, un-
~adultcrltel love.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
Dave W alIaCe 805l,

DAVE WALLACE is u bay, hind ankles white.
Hula'islar. I"'a hands, f"alcd April2a - issT(CIay
Mambrinol sired by the great Sultan ItIy
record ot - tSirc of the next Ia the fastest
,Toi'ihg StnIli"n that ever lived Stanboul 2:It
iiiat sold Tor $4,000 when ~tIottcrs were uns
near 81 high as they are now, Sultan ais, .irrd
NJ ,ahlr 10 II sold for Sl5,sO; Lagrange,
!:25 IL Ruby 2:l9li, Eva 2:2IL, Soudan ! wears
s:i', Sweetheart 3 years ;22,.. KiSmct I wears
$3.50 ana seventeen others ia the 30 Iisti: M
WONDER IN" sons and Daughters, grindsuns and
granddaughter of Sultan ARE selling y, hivL,
being both handsome aud spr,dy' SuIt,m ~
now but III years odd. -
Dave Whliacr'S dam Is Miss Steiner u,I,I In
wagon 2:tb by the greatest Mamlriun SIR.
Mambrlhn fatcien SIS, own brother la lady
fl'"rn 9.Inil tsirr of London > IN, Katie MiddIS,
Jpn t:@' ana twelve other 2:3n pcCfutmers. ANA
me sires 81 the dams at Guy Wilkes 2:IhL. As
tfHi 2:iS. Rosa Wilkes 2;lSt., narnn Wilkes
~, hlHlrl 2:'Sis, CtypN2:l>4l, Houri2:IgL and
li'lfty-siS others with ,ccurdS $50 ar better: his
sons have siv'd tiiiy-eiglt :: Dur better trn trr-,
pave Waliace,s dam * Lady Jane bN Hiat,ys
thnwtntmsl. lie Is "a very handsome rnit: in
nut, thihk him one of III" most handsome
iTpltiIg colts ] ever saw, both ia and out of
hari, s., ana he ought la breed both StyL. and
speed. Limited Il Muutside mares.
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MOTT r. TO CONTRACTORS.
VIII let lrth" inwcrt aud best hiddvr. ni
LlrIA IL = m NM

FRIDAY, 1T LN ~, 1891,
ON Nnndrr BRIDE Tor con truciIun. Ihru
iar,N two irrI ~ lru"tlI, iu he buIii H"t'r sal
I,tk rr.rk. uI,ul thi', utl"- 81 1 al iuTriUr
aud near iIrnrN ilinc, pltr
Lr.iIm~ wit ,Ik" place at ~ "'Cl"rk u. IN al
hriin,. ate rlln aud specifications wlll h,
~rru at tune and place ct letting Iuuiricinl
I, to rive luuI with appr"Nti security Ton
nt"nintmntn" hrIti-r ~ the. Ilw dIruu.-.
Commissioner reserves tho rI"ht Ia r"1' ct
amy or all hrd-. L.. u. MEEDI\.
iJ-tI COMMITS uuvr.
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so. , One ana n hall story Fran" Dwelling
on Sou II street. Ii InnnhS. cntnr property IN
complete order, and very desirable and con
yrnIrni TO huIInrsS. Burn, watt, nmt,
glas+. trees. 40 Can lac EonSht now II. -
bargain. II sold soon.
r. WINSDR X 81 y, Agents.
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TnWare, Sheet-lronwarc and
Coppcrwarc.
HooFING AND GVrrEhING AsrECIALrY.

Shi" agent Tor the crichrqtrd Peoria wood
hhSc heater; Gold Com, wood base heater aud
MonIinr anu DarIirp Uuhs. coal or wuud heat
rrS. Has ai+rH luii supply of Cannon Stove,
superior Cook STOVES, lar wood Ct coal. aud u
iuil assortment ut ali other guui~ III hi~ line
All work dome and StuN CS Sold uuIIHnIrC, t.
given entire sntiSfnCtinn. Prices ut Bed I;,rk.
and low IA the lowest.
Garland {. Graham.
Franklin Ave opp Brewery
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NO , substantial, wcll-hnilt two story
l;rIck Dwelling "n he hun. hand. nmrlN
and conveniently located. y r"nI"s AMI two
halls, ir0ni AMI back lot, all IN good rOndi-
ton. Offered AZ low pre- To uuIck buyer.
H.. INSOIt ~ SON, Agents.
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BUCkLEN'S AR SAIVF

Tue hr't : hN" IN Il "oItl i"r tutS, L,UtsPa.
''I'H. llIrfs. >dI' i""Wiu, t,Vrr Surus, 1rrCr,
mapped Hands, thIlhiains, CrrEs, ant all SKIN
'Ihll'"tS. AMI positively Cur,s PIlrs, or no
pay required. It's LuurHr It'd To give per ect
'i''sIac'I"n, "F rn"h'y re'r nicI. Prcp -
r,hlS per box. For sale by LEROY FAR
hhh' ieb-SSl
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27

On. . -AIso another i:IIck aad Flame Dwell
ling. Two si"rI"s, ! rooms ana hall and
pnrrh go 1T hirn Must hr sol : soon. chr
ch low. T. NIN>tIt u son, ArcLt-.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
LOWEST RATES

Of premium. And In the old estan. isIirr, str,
reliable comp MES. Also
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27

20. I.-Onr story Fran e Dwelling on College
street, | ~, M aud cellar. large lot, water
barn, Nc. DlrIrI very low
r.. NlNSDls Il son. Agents
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
IN THE COURT ROOM.

A Mo%rE.AL iudpc has decided that a
hotel cook j. not Il domestic servant.
Two ATTORNEYS iii st. Joseph, Mo,
have been retained in suits against their
fathers.
A nERIF at Gadsdrn. Ala, allowed
part Of a jury under his care 70 visit a
saloon and drink beer. Ills indiscre-
ton cost him IA 500 fine.
An Irish judge was presented with
white gloves the other day to mark the
cntirI absence of criminal cases from
the calendar iii his riding.
A THIEF in female costume arrested in
New York the other day proved to be Il
man who had been wearing women's
clothes for a number Of years.
A JUDGE who Is holding court at
Broken Bow, NCh,, Is forcing attorneys
to get up in the morning, as he has the
docket called 1T $50 Il. IA, sharp.
S]TIcKLEEs for juticc may appear
very ridiculous. but they don't care for
that. There are three suits in cOurt ut
Ann Arh"r, Mich, growing out Of the
loss Of four trowcls.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters at administration ON the estate ni
John T.. Qhilndt, deceased. wcr" Granted Ia the
undcr~i%ntd on the Isl day al May, ISnI. hN
tn rrnhlt" court of lHIaN"tt" ununiN, Mi~.
souri,.
MI persons having claims against said -.
tate, are required L. exhibit them for allow
aIcc Ia the executor Within one year after ia,
'liir 81 ~IId I'ti"r~ or they may hr pI,' iulcd
from anH benefit III such estate: and iI such
claims h" not exhibited within two year, from
the dat" of said l%"ttrr~ they viii hr forever
barred.
Thi- ! III day of May. 1891
HENRY ". WINkLER,
~ II ENCGutur.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
LAFAYETTE

NOT SFANDARDD
bark Chestnut III hands, fnnIcd anriI 1899
sired DN \ irwmOnt iiIi; dam, knIp UUl In PHI,
thiet dexter. JrD by l!iukcwclI's Manibrinn
standard; hc by Clark Chief ~. LAFAYETTE IN
handsome, tihcly GATED and promising, trnttcd
iiSt iall IN ':h3 urialD Limited la III mares
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
DIN R. JORDAN,

hIh GnnI' \"i"'NN, plEE\NWA ARE.
] G.p, rI;It s.. a.
ia RoN. urp site p~,.IuIn:r. IGInstvn
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
j. \ j. SnuLT2, Proprietor.
hpill-ll 81. IDui~.
YOU ARE IN A RAD sly

But we will cure yuu If Won win uny ,s nm,
ihrsshHc Is I" tn" weak, nervous and drhili-
tiitd, whn 10y early "Nil habits, or later indis.
rlrll"'Is' nave irlfl"d away their Vigur Of body,
'utcle winch lead To- premature decay. con-
S"ihpl'nh ar insanity. II this means Won, send
in' aihi tciti our BhuL at Lite, written hN the
s't"tcs' specialist ut the day. and sent tscnIt4lj
l"r sly cents IN stamps lr earkrr's Medical
Nashville, Truu. wun:siyi "
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27

ND L -F"ur small uwrlIing~, with Two nnt
ia rr rn'm7, good iurLIi"na. ON easy lem
ant cheap.
"A rS H. WINSpE 4 SON ArrnI4
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FOR SALE!

v }. ! -Dnc ,l"puuI two story Brick rAn
dwelling ilnu -, an Third street. Eu".l
IrXIn%' On-In perfect % Il = and EHnu
cnniIInu, III 4 nnnS hrautI III Yur.l, I9aA-
VIII flowers aud grapes and walks Front
aud back lot. \ bargain can lac had il taken
SUnn. r.. Nl\Stt n SON, AE, MS.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27

DO {.

D. 1 '''f H'''N Hilllf Nttl4tH
L young lr"Ii M stallion. vii GzJT1
-" limiI"l l." ~ ~ rrs dining TZ1.
Tie se"sUn OF ISGI. aud " ii TjNSA
stand Al NV s'rhl'. in FItt o. hft
a g'"n. at 80 {" i'sui". money "
tn" al time 81 siTNIr. with Irivtl e.. of IrIur
II mare" ; found Ia h" not IN I"al. WnId I. .
WA" bred 10y J ID Marrow an tnllUd IN Ami,
INSN u" - n h"au''iul black III hands high
"nd Weighs about / u u pounds. lie has never
,' u 'r'Ih,rt but th"ws n the" minute" gaIt IN
hhrH.ss. u" Is not in high flesh. and does not
require II 1" conceal faults. Tie has excellent
point l"r S"rNTc aud speedy, II vast deal of
substance" in bone. muscle and sincw, with nm
.'ilpii"n of the puts that are rare in u horse.
ct ms inches; his frame is closely kuit, his
mead - lilI Of character and srItSr, unl il il
SCI tn rislIl; his neck and shoulders are suited
IL MS iulii deep through The heart aud Cupa-
ci"lis III barrel, II strong coupling, mugniIiricnt
quarters. broad, iiIg legs and healthy, blue
tiniri rect. such is Waldo C.; not II fancy
'"I-h'lll horse. tut one IN whom substance
ANA quality OF the enduring kind are blended
Mann II stallion would call forth the cnconium.
Aln"it do, sooner than Waldo {, hut he is well
made il "Ncr and ON being started up, cap
lures an good Judges OF what II trOtting sire
should hr. His cheerful, Gallant hearing trot.
ting with head and tail uluIt, and n snrinp
open, elastic stride, more knee and hook action
man usually CharIctcriZcS the Almonts; he
hrtrs me hrIl; IN my estimation. for the power
"l hrIlI% The lIlral successor of WilkOmnnt in
ptfptilIlllnE his great promise of extreme
speed. ENnmin" the following partial pcdi.
gree.
lWik"mont (sian,ar,D. 27sl. he by ALn,nI
Pilot 7tIi. he by A'mrmI -. he by Abial-
In IL, he by lInmblcr"nE n 10; dam
MInIia. she hy George Wilks, he by Ham.
: blCt nian 10.
81,
t dam Daisy. bv Arthur. Il thoroughbred.
z 2nl 'ian by Hii"ara. Jr.
:. ; Il dam by tO'unbrS.
TN dam hy Brown Shakespeare.
. h dam bv "lI Shakespeare.
lGh Il IN by Sir Archie.
l'ih dam 10y Imported TImmolicn
WM \. CLARK,
JHl" LrNin ION, M.
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A good telegraph instrument. Fol in
formation call at this office.
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j II NJ 30

Black Jack with light points, ~. hands high,
three years old Isl al August, 1891, fine stNlc
aud action; he is II heavy buucd animal, has
good strong limbs ana large feet. with fine ears,
head nnl mech. lie is sired 10y Dave SmaIrs
hrhin'kA Jack. -, hands high. out of the
odd Louis t"N'S black Mammoth .Irnuct, ~
hands hiei Jumbo Will serve Iuircs at SIN Ia
insIII" Il living cot.
NJ Maple t'rnv" Stock Farm, j miles south of
MaNNi"w. on WarrrnSlMrg ana Lexington
road. care viii H. taken t. prevent accidents.
but will not br responsible should any occur.
l:ISlirarr II low rates. Lem on colt till ser
wee money Is pad. Positively uo chargr for
~urrrl mules.
surrcl mules. aitf TlItEE BROS.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27

p%ediency of asking for united action
with a view to restoring order in IIayti.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
The Pine Norman Stallion,


WI MAI a." the SEASON Of I-gl st our ~tabicsi
'n''~ 7H!!'h 81 LrA'n@iuu. "u thr Columbus
'' - 10 insure 30 ltNlrr colt money due a. soon
- tn" colt -itId- upHul -tck~.mir" s. Id or re-
moved nom lhr u"ighhnrhuud. or : for the
~"iI-un, money due al The end Of The season
\ li"ll. it law. l. retained uu the colt tor ser
We" money. whether thr coli T. il the hands of
lI~I owner 81 Il purchaser.
Pedigree. FRANK l. II hiu i~unur Norman.
- years old, IT, hands hIglI Huh weighs - ~
pounds II" Wa sired hv ImprricI Fought
,Ii"'~ impaired lay Wr>liIiI. Moor" y CO.. 81
N'i'"iiIh. ~ dam 10y Jur Gales. and he hy
lwl'Hit'ri Louis NIpalvun.
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Loans of Money.

we are pr pared TO make loans. ni MIssIur
Trust Money, IN sums al any am unit from SlWr
Ia b3h inD. an long or shout time, H. 10 tea
Seh't; privilege al tee annual pay M nj. Al
al low rates OF mt rest nn la''l a. ) rurIIy
; 100 ! 100 : ;WO 4 40
400 go so mo
HW st 900 10 INN IN bun
or amy other su II ia Il my b. ne, ,Ipl.
We EMP 'cIally NIX all who ant Ia hor ov
IN 'ney On lands To call nE ~, or write u, nuI ",
VIII give Y0u lavornI'r I"im- AID .n.v nay
m'n,s f. WINSOR ~ son.
~ IN - |. y nptnn, Mo Ca una Ein,.r.
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EUIs RE VI.

I'IlE stone TuCm III rankin AVrnlc, Which
1 Ia been occupied bv MIR. Albert IOnni .
IrlF lie 'rl~rl "a tor rent Excellent l%ncntInn
tor good grocery ttOrr. hprlY Ia The -" nrr.
thIiIt L. T. SIRNMCkF,
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SEASON OF 1891.
Saddle Stations and lacks
MAPLE GROVE STOCK FARM.
THE PROPERTY or
TYREE BROS.
HAPPY THOUGHT


Ihls horse was fOalcd in lSSS. bay in color.
l3'i hands high. good name and tail, rs tine
style aud action: and will serve mares al pIO
I" insure living colts.
Pedigree: sired 10y Naudale Denmark, ne
~ Prices Denmark, he lay Simpter's Denmark
First tam lay Kentucky Bird. second dam hy
Lilnn-. lllLL.k liIEL u LII LrlIImhLrcl
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HOME MONEY 10 LOAN

The money nov ia lInd~ %hrIun"ing Ia tn,
estates at minors i for loan. plrt uu prim,
real ",iat" and part ON good personal security
Parties dc1Irin" Ia barrow viii do we'll To cal
al my uilIcc, over T.. MiuN"r y Son.
InaNlaIi :. \ WILSON,
iuEIiur-
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LIFE INSURANCE

In the Mutual Lie. Of New York, tn" Iart O.,
company IN the morld. On all ia new plans .iut
The most IrN0rablr rates
Long expert nee In the Insurance bushes
cnnbl, = ~ 10 giyr you p RECT snIr'y in T." lcn
issued uy us.
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On all kinds oi rr per y. l;uI Irugs, Ne,
chah"l'e, Grain, IN sturr- ia stur al T. rs
li"u-ehoid Furniture and tinOd-, Manu-, C'Ti
lag Eniabll ,hmrn > AMI live stock For AN
length OI lime from live days To i've y,ars
At The
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onicc over M,cr,~nnd, Young y McCausland ;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
DR.. Tanning Goes East.

Frank Tanning, who has more curative
properties in his body, than an old school
doctor ever carried in his medicine case,
left he city today for the east. He takes
in Philadelphia, New York. Boston, Gin
cinnati, anu Others of the principal cities
and will be gone several weeks. In the
meantime his absence will be sew, rely
felt, for every week adds to the number
Of those who seek his hand in healing
The doctors visit east is in the interest OF
his proposed sanitarium at Spanish Pass,
above BOeTne. In that institution, fully
equipped as it will Do with the latest
magnetic appliances, reinforcing the
marvellous magnetism of flaming, the
suffering will indeed find o Bethesda.
The LIGHT wishes the doctor pleasant
Journey and o safe return.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
Has n Be airing.

NEW YORK, April A Tribune
special from Harrisburg, Pa, says:
Now that the unexpected turn affairs
have taken in the Italo-American
con troversy, it may be that two more
of the Italian murderers of Flanagan
andMcC lure. mine boss and paymaster
who were murdered and robbed near
wilkesbarre, two years ago, may be
brought to Justice. 1t will he remem-
bered that cred Nosed Mike" and
another italian suffered the latter
penalty at Wilkes barre for this MUIR
der aud that the detectives located
two more of them in Italy whittier
they had fed to enjoy the money
they had stolen. Through some
hitch, the italian government has
never surrendered these murderers to
the United States authorities, al.
though an officer properly authorized
was sent over to bring them here for
trial. The statemenE is made that
these two Italians are either in
jail or under surveillance. This is
known to Secretary Blaine and 1t is
said he is preparing q paper in the
matter, to be used in connection with
the governments reports to Italy on
the New Orleans affair and in answer
to the demand for indemnity. The
money stolen from Flanagan and
Mcclure at the time they were killed
was about twenty thousand dollars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
A Boomerang.

Louis Zimmerman, OF Bastrop town,
has had an interesting little experience in
San Antonio. which savOrs q great deal
OF an April fool joke. Some boys had it
put mp on him that q certain friend
month. and no was persuaded to make
the couple few valua BILE gifts. The I'M
sophisticated stranger was induced to
go further and hire brass band, and, in
company with the jokers, to serenade for
one long hour an unUccnpiPd house on
LATTE street, before IT. dawned in his
mind that possibly he had been badly
sold. He left for home early next morn
ing and turned the joke into q boomer
ang by leaving his friends TO pay for the
music.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
ITS DOOM IS SEALED.
The Fair, To All Appearance, Is
Dead and Gone.

It appears that the Fourth Information
al Fair and Exposition hath given up its
ghost. Like many another new born child
that passed away In its infancy, the COM
munity knew not what greatness in
maturity,it might yield. The cause OF its
death was the failure to place the neces-
saTy bonds, great many of our mOnied
men laboriDg under the delusioD that as
prospects ard the circumstances were so
favOra BILE, outside of the money question,
that the management would hold the iair,
whether the bonds were sold or not. The
babe is now stretched out and II simply
remains for the board of directors to meet
and order the lid to be nailed down, unless
some one bTeathes In it's nostrllS the gl!d11
ed breath of o number OF thousand
dollars. The cry has been no money no
fair, put up or shut up, and the directors
propose to stand by their word.
All Of the employees of the association
have been dropped, and Secretary J. j.
Dickinson and Assistant Secretary i. a.
Stein are still left 10 see what course
events I'm this matter will take.
The bills sill keep rolling IN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
The Fires.

The frame dwelling burned on South
Presa street yesterday afternoon was
owned by by Mr.. John p Gimble. The
fire originated near the kitchen. Mrs.
Gimble was the only one at home, but a
street car full of gentlemen on their way
to Riverside Park happened 10 be passing
and they got off and saved nearly all The
fm niturp The house was consumed.
The loss will be- about $500.
At 10 o'clock last night a still alarm
called out the paid department 10 No. 6
Quincy street, near Main avenue, to the
dwelling OF colored woman, Oracle Nc
Lane. A lamp exploded and burned up
sons curtains, cloth ceiling and wall
paper. Damage about $40. The second
ward hose company quickly extinguisbed
the flames
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04

LONDON, April.-Cutlery exports
from Sheffield to the United States
during the last quarter were valued
at EOS, 974. This shows large de-
crease, as for the same period In 1880
they amounted to csc, 900.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
The Forestcrs Left.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 4.-Geo.
w. Porter, high chief ranger of the
Indepepdept Order of Foresters, with
OH ces In the Melon building, has
disappeared, and with him it Is said
Pearl Johnson, q woman of whom lit
tie is known here, and considerable
money belonging to other people. A
committee of the high court Of Mis-.
souri, has begun investigation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
A HOME.
What We Should Look for In Select
ing q Building Site.

What We ShouId Look for In Select
ing a Building Site.
1st. Its location as for health, this Is to
be found on the high ground located
south east Of the city where the property
will be free from dust and smoke and i'm
pure air of the city, when the benefit OF
the pure fresh south east breeze is had
ten months OF the year, before coming
In contact with the impure gases Of the
city.
End. When rapid tran sit is to be had
with the business portion OF the city as In
this day Of progress and push, one can
not spend much time going to and from
business, as In former days it took ] 2
hour to go to business can now be reach
ed in IS minutes from the pleasant SUBJ
urbs In the south eastern part OF the
city.
3rd. When city water can be had and
the necessity OF relying on other water
supply Is not depended on, but which Is
always to be had by having city water
mains to make connection with.
9Th, When property is located higher
than the city level, thereby affOrding a
grand view Of the city and surrounding
couniry.
Where are these things to be had? They
can be- found in South Heights, located
1X miles southeast OF Alamo Plaza, which
has electric cars running TO and through
property, water mains are laid, streets
are graded and free from the dust and
smoke of the city. The property Is
cheap, terms easy deferred payments heaS
only per cent interest. Present pricer
will be advanced as soon as a few more
blocks are sold. For full particulars call
on Watson & Co., managers, Office, Menger
hotel. or write for Information. Maps
will be furnished Of the addition for any
wishing them.
9Th. When one will have sun at their
backs, coming to city in the morning, and
al. o when returning to their homes In the
evening. this alone Is q great comfort for
those who make it habit OF driving to
and from business, especially during the
summer months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-04
A Good Majority.

VALPARAISO, April 4.-The liberal
party, which supports the govern
ment, elected ninety deputies and
thirty senators In all from twenty
provinces, being more than two-thirds
of the senate and house of represen-
tatiyes