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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-26
Scientific Men Meet.

Last night at the Board of Trade
rooms the Scientific Society of San
Antonio held a meeting, which was
largely attended. The principal
business transacted was the cleo
ton of officers, which resulted as
follows:
President-Major C. f. DuttOn.
MISREPRESENTATION. J. l.. TAFT,
Secretary-Charles H. Huberich.
Observation-Disclosures H. Heu-
singer.
General committee-The newly
elected officers are: Major Geo.
Dawson, Col. Breckenridge, VIM.
Garner, DR.. Blocking, Scion Stew
art, H. l.. Allen and s. ID. Scudder.
Committees for the ensuing year
were appointed and the meeting
adjourned.
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Medical Association Meeting.

The regular meeting of the West
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Catrrey were laid over until the
next meeting. DR.. Meter and DR..
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the next meeting, after which the
motion to adjourn was carried.
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Pavilion Dancers.

A pleasant dance was given at
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Notice to Creditors.
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Chicago Fair opens Sunday next.
Eight inches of snow in Michigan.
Boston market continues to de-
cline.
Thebes, Greece, shaken by an
earthquake.
E.P. Downey's residence burned
at Velasco.
Next Sunday is Yoakum's deco
ration day.
Rocklin, Col, badly scorched;
loss $4,000.
Griffin is to fight Smith at Chi
cago for $4,000.
Texas diocese p. f. C. is in ses-
sion at Dallas.
Those Missouri train robbers Sc
cured 81, 2O6.5O.
Princess May and Duke of York
will wed July 6.
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very promising.
Mississippi is way up and rising
at Arkansas City.
Chicago wheat gets up and trans
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County seat election gives it to
Hampstead by 934.
Salisbury speaks at Belfast
against Home Rule.
Monarch dtstillery, Peoria, with
draws from the trust.
Cleveland approves the ChOctaw
and Chickasaw deeds.
Two girl murderers beheaded in
Madgeburg, Germany.
Castroville says one more good
rain and corn is made.
Run on Peoples Saving bank,
Denver, finds it sound.
Santa Fe train robbed at Cole
man Junction of 81 900.
New York stocks are strong with
an advancing tendency.
Amos Avery hangs for killing a
book agent at Lamar, Mo.
Bigger Radford killed at Calves
ton, fOOling around the cars.
The Radicals and the Centrists
in Germany are at open war.
Wilson county kicks over in
creased valuations by assessor.
Olney has decided to enjOin the
opening of the Fair on Sunday.
J. p. Boone fails at Galveston ;
assets $4,000, liabilities $4,000.
Cashier Walden, of the defunct
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Court knocks out Male and de-
clareS the Austin dam bonds valid,
John Mario kills his wife and
hangs himself at Green Bay, Wis
Georgetown ships fat hogs to st
Louis, weighing over 600 pounds
each.
The Graves murder trial Denver
is likely to go over for another
term.
Railway collision in Wisconsin
and an engineer and fireman
killed.
Cumberland Presbyterians close
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Editor Quinley, of Detroit Free
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The fraudulent diploma vendor
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The late battle in Nicaragua eX.
hausted both parties and they hold
off for repairs.
DIR. Briggs continues his argu
ment against a retrial, before Gen
eral Assembly.
Carlisle advises the enforcement
of all existing acts against the en-
try of Chinese.
Mexico declares the relations
with United States more cordial
than ever before.
~ Missouri and Kansas windswept
10 loss of life but great property
uamage reported.
Michigan Democrats protest tt
Cleveland against the domination
of Don Dickinson.
One man killed and a score O
buildings unrOOfed by high wine
at Montreal, Canada.
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The Toilet of Birds.

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water and dust, while others prefer dust and
no water. Birds are not only exceedingly
nice in their choice Of bath water, but also
very particular about the quality of their
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Wild ducks, though feeding by salt wa
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and will fly long distances inland to run
ming brooks and ponds, where they preen
and dress their feathers in the early hours
of the morning. Sparrows battle often,
both in water and in dust. They are not
so particular about the quality of the wa
ter as about the quality of the dust. They
prefer clean water, but l have seen them
take a dip in shallow pools that were quite
muddy.
The city sparrow must take a water bath
where he can get tin the streets or on
the tops Of houses-Eut he is most careful
in his choice of his dust bath. Road dust,
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