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KIDNAPPER FOlLED.
hlndame Ray Breaks Down aud Makes {
Clean Drcnst OF 1t, e

- Clean Drenst OF 1t.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 3.-AIrs. r. G. Ray, OF
Erie, Pa, will doubtless spend tho next
few years OF her life at the Minnesota,
state prison, ut Saltwater, because Of a
piece OF unparalleled nerve exhibited
yesterday morning at Minneapolis. She
and Edward J. IIarple, OF Erie, Pa, at
tempted to kidnap little Doris llarplc,
u girl OF ten years.
Mrs. Selda c. Harplc. who married
Edward J.. Harple eleven years ago at
Erie, Pennsylvania, brought suit III
Minneapolis fordiyorce on the ground
OF cruel treatment Determined to Sc
cure his child, which was with its
mother, uarple sent Mrs. Ray here to
kidnap it. She arrived on Saturday,
put up ut the Vanderbilt House, located
the child she sought to steal and ar
ranged to. capture and spirit it away to
Hudson, Wisconsin. She arranged to
carry out her plan this morning, having
tclcgraphcd 1Iarplo for money to hire q
fast pair'of horses to take her over the
Wisconsin line.
Secreting in capacious pocket in her
dress q vial Of concentrated ether and
chloroforln and u small spray distribu-
tor, she started out this morning to
stitle the mother and steal the child at
Mrs. Harple's home, 705 Eighth street,
southeast. The police, however, had
somewhere secured Il hint OF what Mrs.
Rayproposed to do, and when she rang
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COLUMBUS BANQUET
Held ut tho NIonongnhc!n House, Pitt
DurrlI, Last Night

Held ut tho NIonongnhc!n House, Pitts.
bureh, Last Night.
PIrrsnuRcn, Pa, Feb. 3.-The Colum-
bus Club, one OF tho foremost social
organizations OF this city, gave q banquet
and reception at the Monongahela
House tonight in commcmoration OF
the Quadri-contcnnial of tho discovery
America by Christopher Columbus. In.
vitations to participate in tho event had
been extended to numerous illustrious
speakers OF the country but owing to
the fact that the silver jubilee OF Bishop
Fitzgerald, OF Little Rock, is also to be
celebrated tonight, many Ind already
been bidden there
Hon. Daniel Dousherty and Governor
Pattison were also unable to be pres
ent on account. OF official engagements.
Covers were laid for 125 couples, and
when the guests sat down to the table
there were no vacant places. >
The principa! address was made by
Hon. William J. Onahan, OF Chicago,
his subject being "The Columbian An
niversary." Addresses were also made
by Bishop NIcGovern, OF Harrisburg,
Mayor Gourlcy and A. Y. D.Watterson.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
Members of tho House Tired OF tho Dc
----- Wv lnic on tho lsulcS.

Members of tho House Tired of tho De-
@ r. bate on the Rules.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 3.-That the
members iof the house arc becoming
somewhat weary OF the long discussion
over tho rules was evidenced this morn
ing by the small attendance when the
speaker called the body to order.
The house resumed the consideration
OF the rules. The pending motion was
that made by Mr. Boatner, Of Louis.
lana, striking out the clause permitting
general legislation on appropriation
bills, provided, that being gernlane, it
retrenchcd expenditure. j
In advocating his motion, Mr.. Boat
nor argued that the appropriations OF
previous Congresses would show that
expenditures could be reduced constitu.
tionally and reasonably without the
house dcpriving itself OF its indepcnd.
cncc. It had coequal powers with the
senate and it should not surrender
them.
Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, contendcd
that unless tho rule was adopted in its
present form it would be impossible iol
thchouse to rctrench expenditures and
reduce taxation.
Mr.. Pcndlcton, of West Virginia,
could understand why the Republicans
Of the Eifty.second Congress should be
opposed to ride appropriation bills.
Riders on appropriation bills had saved
tho liberties OF the people. It was by
measures OF this character that the lib
critics OF the English people were estab.
lished. In late years they had reason
to preserve the constitutional rights oi
the people OF the south. While he did
not think that the policy OF riders was
asouna one, the present situation would
| justify its adoption.
Mr.. Catchings, OF Mississippi, then
demanded the previous question and il
! was ordered.
Mr.. Boatner's motion was defeated
yeas 50: nays 40.
On motion OF Mr.. Enloe, OF Tennessee
an amendment was adopted providing
that all bills shall bc introduced bv pre-.
senting them to the clerk properly en-.
dorscd, and shall be appropriately re.
ierred by the speaker.
Mr. Dlnsley, OF Name, offered an
amendment providing for the consider
alton OF senate amendments to house
bills mot appropriating money! as soon
rs they are laid before the house by the
speaker. *
III speaking in favor OF tho amend
ment Mr.. Reed, OF Maine, remarkedt that
tho work OF the last Congress had beer
done under stress OF weather from the
rending oi the first journal to the fna
adjournment, and ii the ship had
sailed safely over the stormy sea, how
much better would it sail in the sum.
mer weather which would characterize
this house. [Laushter.l
Tho amendment was agreed to-
This was very significant event as
it was the adoption OF an amendment
proposed by. Mr.. Dngley, OF the Hcpub
lican side, and chiefly supported by cx.
| Speaker Reed. This amendment, too, il
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,nc OF the most important thus far pro

ono OF tho most important thus far pro.
posed to tho committees report.
& Al long discussion cnsucd, directed to.
wards the method by which tho private
calendar should DO considered.
Mr.. ONeil, OF Missouri protested
against tho small attention which had
boon given TO private measures during
previous congresses md offered I'M
amendmon. providing TINT on the Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays tho
house shall meet ut 10 o'clock, tho two
additional hoursto bcdevoted TO private
bills. Tho amendment was lost. Yeas
So. nays 1873.
The house then nliourned.
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Got His Divorce. !.

LONDON, Feb. S.-A decree OF divorce
was to-day granted to Colonel Gatacre
by the divorce division Of her majesty'ai
high court OF justice. Colonel Gatacre
charged his wife with adultery commit
ted with George Fitzgerald, with whom
she went TO America at the end OF 1890,
and returned on the steamer Majestic
in May last.
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ASTI.OPTION Law.


AcIrus oIs 1:aGc iES. Lnckct, shops = \
strong Argument Presented ~
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 3.-Thc com.
mittce on agriculture OF tho house OF
representatives to-day began series OF
hearings, on the various anti-option
bills pending in: Congress. The bill
whichi is most likely to receive the sane
ton OF tho house committee is the ore
presented by AIr. Hatch, the chairman
defining options and futures and impos-
ing heavy special taxes on dealers
therein. lF
C.Wood Davis, the wcl!-known statis-
tician OF Kansas, appeared to.duyin nd
vocaoy OF lhc bill, and addressed the
committee at considerable length.
Just hetore#thc adjournment OF tho
committee, Il: II. Aldrich, Murray Ma
son and others, representing tho Chica-
80 hoarl Of trade, spread before the
committee q voluminors memorial in
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Insurance Decrnns.

HAEElsDuno, Pa, Feb. S.-Dauphin
county court has issued decree Of dis.
solution in the case OF the Stcclton N1u-
tual Fire Insurance Company, an in.
solvent concern. An order has also
been made directing an assessment BY
the Wayncsboro Mutual Fire Insurance
Company sufficient to satisfy tho juds-
ment held by; the United Presbyterian
church at Newville. !g 533
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DISCHARGED ExpREsssrEN.
Indications that tho Adams Kas Begun 4
War on tho Brotherhood.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Twenty 8. express
messengers in the employ Of the Adams
Express company, located here, have
been discharged within two days. More
discharges, it is said, will follow. Most
OF tho messengers are veterans III the
service. No reason was assigned for the
action OF the company. The men claim
it is the result OF determination by
the company's officials to exterminato
the Brotherhood OF Express Messengers.
The discharges, 1t is said, have caused
intense excitement in all the express
offices throughout the west. Leaders
in the local branch OF the brotherhood
said tonight, however, that there would
be no strike.
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WRECK on THE B. s. o.
nsineer Killed and Two Mon Injured Mt
North Ilnltimorc Ohin

Engineer Killed and Two Mon Injured nt
North Baltimore, Ohio.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Advices received
here state that tho train on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad was derailed at
North Baltimore, Ohio, Mt 1880 this
this morning and tho engineer, James
Marvel, OF Garrett, Ind, was killed.
The fireman, John Hampton, also Of
Garrett, and L. D. Callahan and D.
Gray, express messengers, were slightly
injured. The engine was turned over
OH its side, and one car was damaged,
the loss being light.
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GOODBYE, LOTTERY.
ollcIal Announcement that It Will
Respect tho Law.
WILL WITHDRAW ALL ITSsOFFERS

: :" : : :"
And Retire from the Campaign for q
Renewal Of tho Chartcr..-Tho SUI
prcmc Court Decision Declaring tho
Anti.Lottcry Postal Law Constitu.
tional Settled tho Matter, and tho
Company viii Respect It's Spirit and
Close Up Busincss---Thc President
Says TO Continue It Would bc to
Conduct What Would bc u Disturb.
Ing Element In Louisiana and this
the Company Docs Not Wish. to Do.
Tho Days OF tho Great Disgrace Arc
Numbered. gn
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THE THREE FACTIONS
Among the Democrats on tho Ways
* and Means Committee.
THE VARIOUS TARIFF POLICIES

Suggested, but Mr.. sprinGcr's Plan 10
Attack the Mckinley Bill In Detail
May Carry.--What tho Others Want.
Tho Debate in tho Housc..-NIr. Pen.
Z dlcton Declares Riders are the Sui.
walton ofThings and that Thoy Arc
Bad, all in the Same Drcatll...OL
Washington News.
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Senator Power Ill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. 3.-sonator
Power was taken suddenly i'll with
hemorrhagc last night, but he is to-day
reported to be much better and resting
easily, =
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Special Dispatch TO hc IahlIiGcNccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 3.-There
has been an interesting little thrcc.cor-
ncred contention in the house commit
tee on ways and means, which, while it
has not been open and avowed, has
threatened to delay and embarrass the
work OF that committee. There arc
still three different opinions among the
Democrats Of that committee MS to what
ought to be done, but it has become as
sured that ono is dominant and will
form the policy to be followed.
The attitude OF Messrs. McAIillin,
Wilson and Turner, who favor IN at
tempt 10 pass 4 general tariff bill, has
been well understood from tho first.
Their opinions have been too plainly
avowed, and the only difference be.
tween them and the most OF their Dem
ocratic colleagues on the committee is
as to the best means OF reaching an end
practically desired.
The third factor, however, while
weakest, has caused dissatisfaction and
aroused great wakeiulness on the part
OF those who are determined that some
thing shall be done. 1t is the do-noth-
ing faction and is believed to be repre-
sented by but one man OIL the commit
tee and to have but little support
among tho Democrats in the house. 1t
Is said that Mr.. Cochran has been try
ing to impress the committee with the
Hill idea of doing nothing and passing
q resolution declaring that they would
like to do something, but could not.
This idea found no support with the
other members OF the committee, but
it is suspected that the New York infu-
encc is at work now trying to accom-
plish about the same thing by causing
delay and limiting the number OF bills
dealing with special features OF the Nc
kinlcy law so as to make them insig-
nilicant.
Most ii not all OF those men who
favored dealing with the tariff in sepa-
rate bills did so because they thought
that the most effective way OF attacking
the Mckinley law under existing cir
cumstances. They propose, however,
they cay, to make this attack vigorous
enough to vindica:e their position, and
not to permit the chang. OF plan 10 be
made IN excuse or Il cloak for non
action.
Some OF the members OF the commit
tee who believe honestly in the
Springer plan will join Mr.. McNIillin,
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Turner and insist
upon q general bill ii the effort to
weaken the other plan should show
signs Of meeting with any success what
ever. Its not now believed that there
will be any further delay in the com:
mittcc, but that they will get tosworl,
ut once und report six or seven separate
bills touching so many features OF the
Mckinley law, but it has been made
apparent that the majority OF the COM
mittec will shift of at once to 4 general
bill in the emergency above suggested,
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LISBON, Feb. IA crowd Of workmen
out OF employment pillagcd number
OF bakeries in this city to-day. Many,
were arrested. 4.s
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windows ratified, terrifying tho inmates,
who in many instances rushed into tho
street. So far us can DO learned no
damage was done beyond tho cracking
oil few window glasses. ID
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weather Forocaa1st for To-day.

weather, With hurrieS Of snow along TIC inkc
shore. west winds; probably fair FridSy.l 4 49,
ForWe't Virginia, fair weather, variable winds:
wGrnc. aud fHir Friday. q y n m - ID
Et5 TfSirEGATriE TUESDAY,
as furnished by G. scnSErF. druggist corner
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Earthauake in .oreso,n. "

,, LoRTLASD, OR., Feb. 3.--A, severe
M,"t,.hqnakN :" shock occurred here ut $50
"'.!ght. Brick buildings shook and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-06
"BIoods" Engage I'm a Bloody Fight

"Bioods" Engage I'm a Bloody Fight
Last Friday night Messrs. Sob
Hickman and George Dashiell en-
gagged in a dispute at the West End
dance, which ended in their signing
articles to meeU in mortal combat at
the Belknap armory the next after
noon. Saturday afternoon and 4
o'clock arrived In good season and
with it these two of San Antonio's
most prominent young "bloods."
Shedding some of their linen they
went at one another like profession
ais, and after short bout of sparring
they clinched and slipping on the
slippery floor, fell heavily. Bob on
top. No sooner did they hit the floor
than Hickman commenced to get in
his work. He painted Georges
face ard eyes in all the colors of the
rain bow. After a short time they
we're separated and taken away glar-
ing at one another like two lions (?)
Since Saturday Mr.. Hickman has
become q hero and the cock of the.
walk. His enemies now follow the
back alleys for fear of meeting him
and the luckless fellows, who have
heard that he chad it in for them !"
are never seen out after dark as of
yore. They spend most of their time,
night and day, at home.
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Paid IL their Respects.

Saturday night. number of the /.
& g. N. switchmen, some with their
wives, marched in q body to the resi-
dence of switchmsn l.. Hoyt, corner
of Salado and Morales street, where
they paid their respects to a "little
switchman" weighing 10 pounds and
but recently arrived. The evening
was most eDjoyably spent by ali and
Hoyt furnished beer and refreshments
for his friends, who after praising up
the baby, or more awkwardly carress.
ing 1t, left for their homes wishing
the infant and parents q happy and
long life.
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The Beethoven Concert and Ball.

The Beethoven Concert and Ball.
Saturday night the Beethoven
M@nnerchor gave a grand concert
and ball at the Mission garden. 1t
was one of their monthly entertain
ments and was largely attended by
an appreciative audience. The con-
cert occupied the earliest part of the
evening and consisted of many beau
tiful renditions OF classical music.
The song "Ffom the Rhine that
was sung by the society in Dallas
was rendered and brought forth
rounds and rounds of applause.
Prof. Hobile introduced his new in
strument, the pianograf, an imported
instrument and the only one In this
part of the country. The music 1T
makes Is inspiring and its melodious
strains will echo and re.echo in the
music lovers ear for many weeks to
come. Miss Heusinger, the accom-
plished pianoist performed her part
as accompanistin most admirable
manner.
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Memorial Day.

The final meeting of the committee
took place at Krisch's hall SUNDAY
morning, June 5, when, after they
had completed some unfinished bust
ness, they proceeded to express
thanks to the press of the city for the
many favors, &c, the press had shown
them from beginning to end of their
labors. To all who donated flowers,
and expressed their regrets that
owing to not securing the hall first
intended, and the short time In w ich
to arrange and transfer the flowers to
the cemetery, it was impossible to
thank the donators by name, as they
intended doing. To the different so.
cieties, organizations, g., who &C.
cepted the Invitation and took part In
the parade and ceremonies, to the
Belknap Rifles and their young com
mander for the excellent military
salute they fred, and most especially
to Col. j. p. Martin, marshal of the
day, Major Lewis T. Morris, sssis tant
marshal, and the aides, for the eff .
cient manner In which they carried out
the views and ideas of the committee
In making the parade and ceremonies
the grandest ever known in San An.
tonic; to Miss Rosa Houston for the
beautiful and appropriate poem and
the efficient manner in which it was
recited; to General A. ]. Sampson for
the grand address. he delivered; to
the chaplain of the day, and to all
who participated.
The commi ttee also extends speciaI
and deserved thanks to the "Boys in
Gray" tor their promptness In Joining
in the memorial for the dead heroes,
and the large number they showed in
ranks, and wish TO say to them that
the oftener we meet together on such
occasions, the better we will find the
good qualities of each other.
In conclusion the committee desire
to express their sincere thanks to DR.
G. c. Mclean for the eloquent memo.
rial address given to the "Blue and
Gray, on the Sunday preceding
Memorial Day, and to the many old
soldiers, representing both armies
who attended
COMMITTEE.
VIM. Holt, George Crook Post; F
H. Brocholtz. George Crook Post; H
H. Alvord. E. o G. Ord Post; M. j
Heating, Z. o. G. Ord Post; Alexan
der Kuhn. E. o c. Ord Post; ]. H
Tunnel, E. o. c. Ord Post; w. H
Mccall, A. Belknap Post; F. G. Fred
| erickson, A. Belknsp Post; Pete
Miller. A. Belknap Post.
NJ. II. REDWOOD, II. ARNOLD,
E. o, g. Post, Geo. Crook Post.
Chairman. Secretary
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A New Way.

The firemen belonging to the hook
and ladder truck and engine and
hose cart No. 2 have dubbed together
and formed consolidated mess They
have q small building on Jefferson
street where they have installed q
cook and take their meals. Each man
subscribes SIS month and for this
amount gets almost twice as good
food as when paying 1t to q boarding
house, as every cent is expended for
food.
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A Fire.

The stableon the premises of Louis
Kraft, on Iowa street, in the Seventh
ward. was fired. by an incendiary IL
is believed, last night about ILLS
o'clock and buried to the ground.
The nearest fire alarm box was sever
al blocks away, at the corner of Santa
Clara and Goliad street, and by the
time the fire department made the
long run, 1t was too late to save the
stable. The horses in the place were
saved and only q lot of hay was
burned. The loss is about $500.
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Prominent Yisitnrs

Hon A. fl. Willie. of Willie, Mott
& Ballinger, attorneys of Galveston;
Hon. James A. Baker of Baker, Bolts
q Baker, attorneys of Houston; Hon.
Wilhelm Mynders, of New York, gen.
eral attorney for the Reorganization
committee; and Hon. Z. P Swenson,
a member of the Reorganization com.
mittee, are here to attend the Yoakum
investigation, which will be resumed
at two o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-06
The Last DAY.

Tomorrow is the last day of the city
public school session for this year
and the pupils will have three
months vacation before again enter
ing the school room to study. Friday
morning the regular annual COM
mencement will be given at the high
school building and the graduates be
given their diplomas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-06
LONG LAKE ADDITION LOTS.

This is the best piece of property
ever put on the market at auction in
this city, because it is close to two
electric car lines, the soils fine and Its
situation is beautiful. 1 am selling
them at, auction prices, $50 each, $40
cash and $40 in and 2 year at per
cent interest. Over 100 have been
sold in 2 weeks and they are going
fast. Nothing can be better for .
home or for speculation.
See w. B. HADLEY, Auctloneer,
s lot POS Soledad street.
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Herbert's New turnout.

Mr.. Herbert Meyer, a popular
society and business young mari of
this city, manager of Mr.. F. L.
Meyers large business, has secured
to himself one of the finest rigs and
and fastest horses that traverse the
driveways Of San Antonio. The ami
NAL lie q beautiful gray, fifteen hands
high and named Nellie. She is no
doubta racer aud very few If any
animals in the city can pass her.
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Pound RenOrt.

In the poundmen'sreport for May it
was shown that 1913 head of stock had
been taken up; of these 145 were
cattle, Is horses and burros. 5000 20
cash were assessed on stock taken
up and Sl25 25 OF charges were re
mitted
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-06
Investors. AttentIon.

$4,000 stock in Alamo Fire In.
sursnce Co, $4,000 stock in Wash.
ington Heights Improvement Co.,
$1,000 stock In West Texas A bstract
& Guarantee Co. for. sale at great
bargain. VIII sell any of them in
blocks to suit purchaser. Enquire
prices if you want q bargain.
REAGAN HOUSTON,
6 1t Assignee.
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ACRosTIC.


ing reads both ways. How will
10Th ways is a different question
THE RIGHT WAY.
M-To make IL,
A-To apply it,
S-To STOP 1t,
ITO try IL,
E-To execute it,
RIO reacn it,
Ito investigate 1t.
N-Never mind 1t.
C-Can you avoid it?
H-How is it done?
A-Always a way,
N-Now for it,
C-Come 20 court,
E-EverYthing exposed,
REALLY we're trying,
You'll soon know it.
THE WRONG WAY.
C-Come early!
H-How dye do?
Amy more?
N-None but us,
CACan't you treat?
EVERY time.
I'm Mac,
N-And I'm Frank.
M-Maybe you are,
A-After this trial.
= -"Sure you're right,
T-Then go ahead"
EVERY ones looking,
Is-Read the LIGHT.
Y-You'll see why.
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Cluh Visitors.

Messrs. w. ]. Bryan of AbiliDe, L..
r. Bergeron, of Galveston, VIM. F.
Spragne Of Hidalgo, Texas, and G..
Acton Toe of Newport, r. L., were
visitors of the San Antonio club yes.
terday and the day before.