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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
THE DOCTORS ROW.
The Local Medical Men Cut a Big
Figure at Galveston.

Figure at Galveston.
The State Medical association jhas had
a convention in GalveSton( and to this
San Antonio sent two delegations of doc
tors. The one was from the West Texas
q, Medical association, consisting Of DrS j
/ V. Spring, b. f. Kingsley and d. Berry:
| the other from the San Antonio Medical
and Surgical society composed DrS. James
! Kennedy, Russell Gallery and r. L. Moss.
| The latter is the off shoot and the reform
! branch of the former but both are antag-
OniStic and don't sleep peaceably in
the same Imeeting house. The
determined to be the boss and to have
the San Antonio Medical and Surgical So
cieIy sat down on. They alleged in pc
ttiOn that the latter was composed of
their expelled members, that it was
inimical to the best interest of the profess
sion, that 1T was founded for the purpose
of breaking up their association, and
composed of members guilty of all sorts
of medical irregularities. They further
demanded the expulsion of James Kenne-
dy NJ. ID. of San Antonio, from the State
association and went for one of the oldest
and most honored physicians of San An
tonic. OF course the San Antonio Medical
and Surgical society, put in most etfec-
tual reply that not only denied
al in toto but gave pretty good
blOOl vi SuPPOiI VI wv
The judicial committee had this
matter in hand and after it had carefully
ScrutiniSed the matter and examined the
witness. ittdecined to seat either delega-
ton. 1t recommended the West Texas
Medical association to purge itself of
many Irregularities and then come in with
clean hands. sending a good delegation
and counselled policy Of re-cOncilliaIiC
and that "a spirit of unity prevail in the
profession. 1t rather cenSured Or. Ken
needy for his cauStic letters. but recon-
mended that he be re-inStated to mem
berShip of the West Texas Medical aSSo-
citation on condition that he apologize to
the association for language used, and the
board of censorS apologize to DR..
Kennedy for their action. And thus
the matter stands. Doctor Ken
nedy was retained in his men,
bership of the State association
and was invited to read paper upon the
Conversion of Peptone into Albumen."
that was well received. DR.. Spring was
also hOnOred with a Craftsmanship Of a
committee. The charges against the
prominent local physicians were ignored.
The action of the State association is
most polite and it is hoped that it will
lead to the reconciliation Of the doctors
and to a spirit of harmony more profitable
to the profession and more agreeable to
the friends Of the several doctors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
LOCOSCELLANEOUS.

Sunday will be ladies' night in the St.
Albert'S society and the ladies will be re-
ceved and entertained I'm the hall but
there will be no dancing. The first enter
tainment under this rule will take place
next Sunday when the three SIS" will
entertain the guests.
Miss Ella LarOuX a nd Miss Blanch Ga
bricl are visiting friends in CuerO.
Miss Carrie Lewis is visiting friends in
Seguin.
The 9Th Cavalry. now in Missouri, will
shortly exchange places with the 3rd Cav
airy now at the post.
The water in the Conception ditch is
running again and so is the offensive
smell caused by the foul matter taken
from the ditch and lett exposed upon its
bank.
The Polish Young Mems society will
celebrate Whit Sunday, May 2l, by pic
mic.
1t is arranged that the dog catchees
commence their crusade against the I'M
licensed dogs on June ,.
MeSsrS. Charles WOOley and Fred John
Ston have arranged for a picnic at Mac
dona Park Saturday, when several SOcie-
cy people will be present.
The picturesque JackSOn'S GuIch, lying
near EmendOrf and FIOreSville, is being
liked up as a local picnic resort. sap
trains stop there and it is an admira BILE
sylvan retreat for such gatherings.
Louis StnSOn, an old San Antonio boy,
now of Boston. is in the city and will re.
main here for a week.
Today is the CincO de Mayo. but it is
rather tamely observed by our Mexican
citizens.
There will be birthday surprise party
on Elm street tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
We are Threatened.

The reporters, editors and pro-
prietOrs of the LIGHT are threat
rned with all kinds of violence,
and a general determinations
libels, damages, etc. We will soon
he compelled to appeal to the
humble citizen and taxpayer to
furnish us with Corbett slugger,
and a Buck Walton lawyer, for
protection, to keep our LIGHT from
being Snutfed out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
SCHOOL PICNIC.
Miss Rossy's Pupils Enjoy Them
selves at San Pedro Springs.


The annual May picnic of Miss Vir
ginia ROSsy's school is being held at tn
San Pedro park today. Miss Rosy
school numbers forty pupils, all of whom
were present, and the affair was a mos
enjoyable one. The day was opened witt
recitatiOns by the pupils and a poem by
the May Queen" Miss DolOra Dlaz
| which is as follows:
| Permit me friends as chosen queen.
| Then in the name of one and all,
| To bid a cheerful hearty welcome
| To all here present large and small.
We've left the noisy, busy world;
- From cares we've hurried all away,
| To spend in natures temple here
A joyous and happy day.
Dame Spring invites us all around
Within her lovely bowers TO meet.
And flowers fair. and singing birds
On every side today us greet.
So may we all enjoy our time,
Be happy then as we now may.
Lose not a single golden sunbeam
That falls upon our path today.
Miss Ella Voelcker was then introduced
and recited "Bijah'S Story" in an admira
bic manner.
die Mother" (The Mother in German,
was recited by Miss Manetta Thomas.
Miss Thomas is yet child, being only
eight years of age, and has been taking
the German course only three months.
The recitation was very good one, and
Miss Thomas was the happy recipient of
many congratulations.
Miss Rosy was ably assisted by her
mother and by Miss Elvina DaZ.
The browning of the May Queen took
place at o'clock this afternoon. when the
following beautiful verse was read by
Miss AntOnette Schroeder, the maid, who
crowned the Queen:
Bow down. fair maid.
Thy royal, graceful head bow down,
And let upon thy brow be laid
Loves token in this Quecnly crown.
Miss DoIorosa Diaz responded with the
following lEes:
Thanks, dearest friend, affections Irvine
Within this lovely crown | see,
A royal crown, though ieweled rare
COMPARED to this were naught to me-
Great honor and true pride feel,
That loving hands wreath now winds,
Aye, flowers to me that are dearer
In all the world could not be found.
Miss Rosy expressed herself highly
delighted with the merry picnic. and left
nothing undOne to make it as pleasant as
possible for the participants.
An elegant dinner was served. between
the hours of and 3, after which dancing,
boating and fishing were INDUCED in.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
One Fare Rates

Will be made by the international
Route |. & G. y. r. r., to Nashville,
Tenn, and return May 9th and 10th,
account Southern Baptist conven-
ton.
And to Little Rock, Ark, and re-
turn May II to Is, account Cum
berland Presbyterian church. For
rates, train times, and other infOr-
nation, call on the nearest TickC
Agent. ID. }. PRICE,
ct Asst Gen. Pass. ACT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
L SAD END.
A Well Known Citizen Dies this
Morning at the Hospital.

This morning at five o'clock promi-
nent figure in San Antonio passed away
In santa RO,a hospital. 1t was AdoIph
Schmidt, who was dealing in wool and
hides ny to a short time prior to his death
Formerly he was in business in Malta
mOrO>. Brownsville and PiedraS Negras.
He came here in 1872 and peddled chick
ems. eggs and farm produce. Then he
bought out KprbIe'S saloon, on Market
street. now run by Albert Persch, to
whom he sold out. owing TO i'll health
Then he went into the hide and
wool business and was recently associated
with Lassner Is KochIer. When that
firm failed Schmidt lost all the money he
had and it so affected him that he had an
apop."cric fit soon after. Since then he
has been badly broke in health and pool.
cts and gradually sank in his grave. lie
was az one time well fixed financially but
lie died practically pennlcSS. Mr.. Gus
Schmurckjc and Mr. Gcrmo Schoz. how.
ever, went around and in one hour Sc.
cured enough to give the deceased al
honorable burial that occurred at II
o'clock this morning.
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It is DR.. Ed Clavln.

Edward Clavin. of this city, who
for the past four years has been
attending the University of Penn
sylvania, has sent word to this city
that he has passed a successful
examination and will graduate on
the night of May 10. Mr..
ClaVin will return to San Antonio
this summer, and will perhaps
locate here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
Preparing for the Event.

The picnic TO be given by the Interna-
tiOnal and Great Northern railway en-
ployes, at New BraunfelS. next Sunday
will unqu"suonabIy be a success, if the
arrangements that are being made for
The event can be held for any criterion.
Besides the regular nOrth-bound train
TWO special trains will be run. The first
will leave the depot at $50 in the morn.
ing, and will consist Of twelve coaches
The second train will pull ont attn m
The regular train will leave at the usua
time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
For Men ONLY.

Rev. Abe Mulkey, the noted
evangelist, has decided to talk to
men only, Sunday afternoon, at /
o'clock, and has selected for his
subject, "Beauty and the Beast"
He intends to do some plain talk
ing, and he will no doubt be heard
by a mass of men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

For a term of years: Lot l4SN14S IT.
cor. Houston and Ave, f, opp. postoilice,
For particulars apply to J. V. DignOwity,
over Texas National Bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05
DON'T MISS

Our great remnant sale tomorrow and Sat
urday. 4 2tl L. WOLFSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05

Booming bargains and sellers in every department.
Our advertisement of today treats of goods that we
are almost GIVING away. But we know that
LOW PRICES stimulate business
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-05

A BARGAIN FOR PRINTERS.
For Sale: 800 lbs. of Brewer Roman,
fair condition, abundance OF sorts, al
Is and 20 cents a pound. Address,
IL q tt #. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

The meeting for men on Sunday from
5:15 until will be addressed by Mr.. Ii. T..
Moore. TIE singing, which is a feature of
these meetings that should prove attrac-
tive, will be in charge Of Secretary Dorri-
tee.
The committee has adopted plan which
will increase the membership during the
next two months. 1t is to require the pay
ment Of only "a down and the balance In
IS ayments of ChIrty and sixty days. Dur
ing January forty-six new members were
elected and the total of 314 shows an in
crease of eighty-eight since October.
The rooms IRE more attractive than ever,
and the association seems to have taken a
new lease on life. A visit to the building
any night will verify this statement.
Mr.. c. Il. Bolton. the celebrated lecturer.
will deliver his popular illustrated lecture,
Paris and the French Republic Monday
night. Feb. q, in the gymnasium hall.
March q the Divide Musin Company will
render q musical treat at the Masonic hall
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. These entertain
ments are free to members; others are
charged admission.
Mr.. T. K. Cree OF the international COM
mittee OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will visit the city next week. Mr..
Gree was instrumental in starting the asso-
citation in Savannah and feels deep inter.
est In the work in our city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
PROSPEROUS ooALA.

New Houses Still Going Up--The Red
Men in Session.
OCALA, FLA, Feb. 1.-THE erection of
new houses continues. F. A. league let
contract yesterday TO George Msckay,
builder, for 15-room $4,000 mansion on
Ccklawaha avenue. A. Wrunker Mrs. Col.
Bodgsr and several other parties have begun
the erection OF desirable dwellings.
The Order Of Red Men OF the state OF
Florida has been in session for the past
two days, with thirty delegates in attend
ance. Pensacola, Jacksonville, Gainesville
Palatka, Sanford aud Orlando are repre-
sented. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Robert E. Davis Of
Gainesville, great sachem; j. r. Rankin OF
Sanford, @. 8. g.; M. II. Mooney OF Jack
sonYille, @. J. s. ; DR.. II. 2. Izler OF Ocala,
G. C. of r.; Charles Ditmons of Pensacola,
G. X. of W.; Robert j. Hanson Of Gaines
vile, g. r. The order is In a
fiourishing condition and growing.
j. o. Mathews Alfred Allen and Editor F.
e. Hams went to Anthony yesterday to In
specs the machinery at the French aud
Peninsular phosphate mines. Their admi-
ration was great at the thoroughness vet
simplicity Of the former. There is no plant
ia the state that can compare with 10 in all
the necessary machinery and shops 20 re-
pair any damage ~ may SUSTAIN. Ane
Florida Central and Peninsular railroad
has mortgaged the bottom OF the trans
parent waters Of Silver Springs on which
It's line Ia TO be advertised. A
shrewd Ooals jeweler hearing OF this
intent on the part Of the railroad pre-
coded them and dropped his notices OF
diamonds and watches in seventY-six feet
Of water and theY make . grand display.
F. A. league has taksa an interest in the
cigar factory OF John Il. Martin.
Rev. L. d. Geigsr, Rev. J. G. Porter,
Mrs. DR.. Crawford, MIRA E. B. Richardson
and her guests, Mrs. DIR. Bresland and
daughter, and G. L. Bettinger of the Ban
ne'' are Ia attendance at the DeLand edu-
oAtionRl exercises.
The Chicago eXcurs!onists took In the
beauties Of Silver Springs ere they left Sat
urdsy on a free train for Tampa over
Plants line.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
More Light Wanted.

Editor Morning NetUs: Now that the
newly-elected board of aldermen have got
ten down to work, would like to call at
tention of the proper committee to the
poorly lighted condition of the intersection
of Liberty and Lincoln streets. The light
at Habersham and Liberty is apparently of
ope-third the candle power Of the other
lamps. Its normal condition is red glow
of the carbons, with intermittent flashes
every hour OF 30.
Something should surely be done to I'm
prove the light at this point, as the gloomy
character of the neighborhood after dark
is not caused by the trees shutting out the
light. About 8 O'Clock aC night, when the
buses and baggage wagons are rushing to
and from the railroad depots, 1t is positively
dangerous to cross Liberty street at Lincoln
street. J..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
IN TIE OKEFINOKRE.
The Interesting Trip of a Party @
Fishermen and Hunters.

The Interesting Trip of a Party of
Fishermen and Hunters.
HoMERvILLE, GA, Feb. IA party of
fishermen and hunters spent several days
of this week down in the Okefnokee swamp,
on Bullys Island and around 1t. They en-
countered bad weather for camping out,
rain and cold. Pendleton of the Valdosta
Times was along, and his brother Louis, the
distinguished Georgia writer, taking
sketches and scenery of the lakes, woods
etc., of that great swamp. Doubtless, the
public will soon be treated to interesting
writings, the outcome of the trip. There
is family Of Lees living On Billy's Island,
five miles in. They farm, kill bear, fish,
and such like, coming out occasionally to
buy salt and coffee They are remarkably
healthy. The game is fast being killed out
by hunters. Notwithstanding the bad
weather, all enjoyed 1t, and are ready to 60
again. There are some half-breed Indians
on Floyd's Island trapping.
The kind ladies of this town gave a sup
per Of oysters, ice cream and cake the even-
ing of Feb. IA to raise money to help erect q
school house here. It was well conducted,
well attended and q goodly sum was real
lied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18

I EVILS T. TURNER VS.. A. l.. HARTRIDGE
Il Administrator estate MRs SARAH X
BATTERSBY, deceased, and WfNIFRED b.
DUCKWORTH. II. b. DUCKWORTH.W WALTER
B, DUCKWORTH, j. b. DUCKWORTH and L.
N. DUCkWORTH, minors. and WILLIAM
BATTERsBY. J; MATTHEW, nee BAT
TERSBY) and J. F. WAL THEW, her husband,
and WIN. BATTERsBY and WIN. wARBUR-
TON, trustees for said j. and J. II. WALTHEW
and SARAH BATTERSBY.
Court OF Ordinary. Chatham County. Geor-
gia. March term. 1898 Petition to cure mis-
take and clerical errors and omissions In pro-
ceedings In said Court touching administration
upon estate of Mrs. SARAH T.. BATTERSBY.
TO ratify and confirm appointment OF LEWIS
T. TURNER as an administrator OF said estate.
TO ratify and confirm sale of lot No o. Jehyl
Tything, Derby Ward Savannah, Ca, by him
as Administrator OF said estate, and 20 ratify
and confirm all Of his acts ana deeds as an Ad
ministrator OF said estate.
To WINIFRED b. DUCKWORTH, II. b.
DUCKWORTH, WALTER B. DUCKWORTH,
J. b. DUCKWORTH. WILLIAM BATTERSBY,
J. WALTHEW NEE BATTERSBYJ and J. r.
WALTHEW and WIN. BATTERSBY and WIN.
WARBURTON, trustees as aforesaid, and
SARAH BATrERSBY: You, and each OF you.
are hereby commanded 10 be and appear at the
March term, 1893, of the Court OF Ordinary for
Chatham County, Georgia, on the FIRST MON
answer petitioners on the merits Of the above
mentioned petition, as IN default Of such ap-
pearance the said court will proceed AZ TO jus
tice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRrLL,
Ordinary Chatham County, Georgia, this the
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. O. Co.. Ga
Gseal Court OF Ordinary, Chatham County,
Georgia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
MAKING GIANTS.
The Fifth Monthly Athletic Contest at
the Y. d. Q. A. aud it's Results.

me Fifth Monthly Athletic Contest at
the Y. d. O. A. aud it's Results.
The fifth and last athletic contest between
the members of the Young Mems Christian
Association gymnasium was held in the
gymnasium hall last night. A large and
enthusiastic audience OF ladies and GENTLE
men occupied the gallery TO witness the
result Of the contests.
Before the exercises began Director Good
ridge in few words explained the object
of these contests and the relative position
OF the first three men, Messrs. Krenson.
Richmond and Hall, they being in the
order named. Mr.. Goodridge outlined the
programme for the last contest, explaining
that the contestants would be Judged ac-
cording to their execution of class work and
that the idea of these monthly tests OF
strength and endurance was not to devel-
op specialists but to build up the body in
every part.
The programme was carried out success
fully without break. The successful com
petitors were a. d. Krenson, who scored
III points; J. A. Hall, 109 points, and Il. s.
Richmond, 80 points, and they were re-
warded by being made the recipients of
three handsome medals. Krenson's
performance Of making thirty feet in
three broad jumps is worthy of special
mention, as was also Halls execution in
class work, he taking the first place in every
drill
W. P. Hewlett and K. C. Wright acted az
judges, while Mr.. W. B. Goodridge was
referee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
Prince Races at st. Augustine.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. Feb. 17.-John s..
Prince this evening won q 20-mile race,
beating Jack Alexander's Kentucky geld
ings, Folly and Trinket, twenty feet. The
eys changed every five miles. Two thou
sand spectators saw the race. Great en-
thusiasm was manifested while the last two
miles were run. Prince was allowed half q
mile at the start. The heavy betting was
at first in favor of Prince, but the betting
changed on the eighteenth mile In favor OF
she horses and the crowd got left on the last
half Of the twentieth mile.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
JURY BIRDING CHARGED.

A Columbia Policeman Said to Have
Had $4,000 to Use in a Murder Case.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Feb. H.-In the circuit
court at Anderson to-day Solicitor Ansel
created sensation by reading affldAvits
from trustworthy persons alleging that
efforts had been made on the part of the de-
Tense in the case OF J. Minis Sullivan, on
trial for murder, to bribe the jury. The
atfidavits give specifications and charge that
Policeman B. P, TTammel had said that be
had 81. 900 to work" the jury with that be
had paid juror whose name is given 800
and that he thought he could work others.
A rule to show cause was issued, and the
matter will be heard tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
sYNOPsIs,

SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was SO and the minimum Cos, the mean
temperature being 720, or 160 above the
normal.
At O'Clock p. m. cloudiness prevailed in
Middle and Eastern Tennessee, Eastern
Iowa, extreme Northern Michigan North
eastern Ohio, and Middle and South western
North Carolina. Rain was falling along
the immediate South Atlantic coast, and
snow in the Middle Atlantic states, along the
New England coast, in the lower lake region,
Ohio valley, Northern Illinois and Eastern
Minnesota.
Generally fair weather prevails through
out Florida, the Gulf states, in the Central
Mississippi valley and west of the Missi sippi.
The gulf storm, central this friday morn
ing in the Ohio valley, has moved north.
eastward to the lower lake region. A sec
ondary "low" centers in North Carolina
An area Of high pressure, Of moderate i'm
tensity, is moving in from the extreme
west, and will cause clearing aud much
cooler weather In this section tomorrow
Saturday.
:. During the past twelve hours heavy
rains have fallen in South western North
Carolina and Southeastern Virginia, Char
lotte reporting !. IL inches and Norfolk 124
inches.
The maximum temperature to-day at
Buffalo, Boston and New York was only
209. Philadelphia 260 and Washington 80,
while at Savannah the mercury reached 81.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity is:
Fair and much cooler Saturday; brisk to
high westerly winds. p. Il. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-18
REAL ESTATE,
EDW. W. BROWN. Real Estate.

OF Fhho TUX SALE
2 story, 3 room houses on New Houston
street. paying 10 per cent. on s9.50O. can be
bought for $500. History, Groom houses on
Maple aud OAK streets. renting for S95a per
annum. eau be bought for $3.50 Splendid
house on Anderson street, near Abercorn; six
rooms, water stc,; a bargain for $2,650.
s0xi2 feet ON Second avenue. running through
to Third avenue; six houses can be erected on
this property. electric car in front Of door;
a snap at $4,000 i09x.l5 feet, southwest
corner Bolton and Lincoln streets offered for
$500. One OF the handsomest residences in
the city. situated on Hail street, large lot,
gardens stables and servants quarters. Eie-
giant residence on CASTOR street, facing For
syth park; q bargain. Valuable house on corner
lot on Jones. one block from Bull, for sale at
g. 900 less than its value. Acreage adjoining
city at one half lts value. Bargains in Real Es-
tate in ali parts Of the city. Small and large
farms and large timber tracts in all parts Of the
state. West savannah lots will be advanced to
$3.50 for inside, and $3.50 for corner on Feb IL.
Why not purchase now. and realize a large
profit in the advance IN price and enhanced
value caused by this West Savannah Electric
railway running through property, az well rs
the future development Of this seotionf 1915
for insldes and 800 for corners; $40 cash, 50 a
month. Place your properly for sails With me-
EDW. w. BROWN, Real Estate,
107 Bay Street, Room Z, over Savannah BANK
and Trust Company. Phone567.