davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-25
APhFrhItdk
Cub Smrsgefa6tes.

Sis mor9en friib miro es lb0n bIet>
ben, bann aber ipir6 iib bet Stmmel be-
MOLTEN un6 pabri9etnltb in Der gta6t bon
Sonntag auf Wontog it9 Letbter S6nee
suh!seuen. per u 3e1I me9stoe SnOD'HO
"''O e'IOaS lp"r''eFe" @Se'ler or''9e"'
: Die @uf3iebung Der Sturmitgnale
tptr6 nit bem l. December am Superior
NIT 6cnt p- 10 om ms" miebioom %a" r ~" nil 'T Ham
TX ~, enro -" a. 7 GT";r- ms Sntori".
So ~" oSo6t -" -"
Nv ''"9'''""
Der Otesr1olt9e gtetp yorfer SantS
9HSpelS 5et9t To19er1Oe Seranoernngen
gtelerpeIOHoS 31na9He 1000 aO0
9arlepsn, ...... 3,46o,9 wy
9art9elo, ...... I,O69,3O
Santno1en, " ..... 6,99z, y
HofennmIouf 0nrnobmp 244 zoo
lleberlchub iiber nnroe<
5chriebene Reierne 10 935. III
- Die ytortbern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1dgatt tptrO Die am l. December t6ut9et1
s3tnstoupons i'm @eiammtbetrage BON
~$1,493,470 nicbt etnlD1en.
= 0as @eIeb, tpeIdbes Sic 8e1feuerung
Ser einbeimilaen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fQtion Merifp'S onprbnet. mirD bemrdhit
, 1893-11-25
Itod Elm Opfer Ser furdtbaren
3euersbrunft
2lus oen Ruinen herauseef9aft uno
toenttf3trt.
Oetroit, W1iA., Is. glob.

6eute MOr8en I'M balb obt 11br tpurOe
Dieoerum cine Qei6e aus Sen &uinen bes
GoionsW}oor'i6en Seuers berausgei6afft.
0teleLbe mar betllabe perfoblt, ober GbetIe
bon Der aIeibung tparen nob erbalten un6
ite tpurbe ais bic beS G0tparb sc. 8tat i6enz
~tift5trt. 9aS 8e9rG6ntB bon SameS Wcz
Sap, tpelber pGbrenb beS Scuers 6ur9
einen Sprung aus Dem Senfter bas 2eben
D%erlOr, fanb beutc Wor9en itatt. 6rau
6enrD Riber, Die 8ittpe zines Der Spfer,
murOe 9eltern 9lbeno bon einem W1Gbben
entbunoen.
, 1893-11-25
SdredIides SdifiaI eines ee.
raubten Rnaben,
Dem fofort eehoIfen weroen foGte.
%@olumbus, Sn6., 25. gfop.

Dim lcbten 4. Suli murbe Ser 6rci5e6nz
idbrtge &ennebp Steipart bon stpei 9anbz
itrelcbern 9eraubt, nelcbe inter Dem Namen
vSbio Slip" unb yEeb" befount tparcn.
Die 1Acusliben &erle berbrannten benz
armen Suu9en bas @eiicbt unb bic 6Gnbe
nit elmer Gt3enben SGurc, unO IieBen ibn
fir iicb betteln. SIM Iebten September
b0rte man sum eritcn Wtal ettpas BON benz
9eraubteu &naben aus 6uron Siibz9 atota,
aber ebe ibm 6iitfe 9ebrddbt tperoen tonnte,
paren Die Wteni6enrduber nit ibm meter
geSogen. @eitern traf Elm 8rief bon ibm
aus SOulton, Geras, Elm, tporin ct ibrieb,
baB cs i6m unm0gIib lei, gu entfltebcn,
un6 baB iie i'm 8e9riff ftGnOen, na6
Wtcrito 81 manbern.
, 1893-11-25
CT bebauptet, unfduIot9 gu fein.
Oas Opfer feiner Giferfudt i'm PoipitaI 9e=
ftorben.
9 +. Qout8, 25. g5ou

9tnnie Naelens, baS iul19e Mdbben,
tpelcbcs geitern Wor8en Dor benz 6aule
go. TOOL SoutD Sroa6mop burcb einen
ScbuB ~peripu1bet ipproen mar, itorb seitern
ltacbt, furs Dor spOlf llbr i'm itdbtiicben
6oipitaI, ohne ibr 8eipuBtictn Dieber er>
lan9t 3u baben. SamcS Tibgeralo, ber Der
@rmorbung belbulOi8te 2iebbaber ocs
Wtdbcbens, bebauplet, uni6ulOi9 5u iein.
ST bat cine leicbtc StreiDunoe un6 lngt,
baB ct oieicIbe BON eincm llnbefannten erz
baIten babe, wGbrenb ct iib bieielbe, nacb
Qniicbt Der 8OIi5ei, iclbit beibradbtc.
, 1893-11-25
anh1t-O RIeprnnttttf.
Berlin, "a. geon.

/ ! / w = 1LuV'
Der &oiier un6 8rins 6einrib Iin6
beute Worgen nm 8 l1br nacb benz t~atier7
Itben Sag6grun6c in Der @0br6e abgeretit.
DEM &ei9sta9e tptr6 benz 8ernebmen
11ocb etne @rfl6rung 9e9en bic @~rb0bune
Der 8orieniteuer uno etn @e5u9 nm 8er7
tperfung berielben unterbreitet tperben.
Berlin, "a. Nob.
Die 9tscuifton Ser eriten 2eiung Der
9an0elSDertrGge nit Seiterreid, Stalien,
Spanten, Serbien uno &umGnten mur6e
in Der beutigen SiBung 6es ~9teibstages
2tga, BON BLoeB, erflGrte Die Nngobe, 6aB
Die bon benz 8er6an6e betrtebene 8epe9ung
oemagogti3 iei, fir unri6ttg. Cine iol6e
Be3etbnHng pale better fir bic 8ropaz
GAMBIA Der So3taLbemofraten, ais fir Die
Sbdttgtett Der Qt9rarier, tuel6e ii6 ber>
pfibtet bGtten, auf cine Qlbiteuung 6es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NotbitanbeS 6in3uarz
betten. @s iet benz Qanbe ntemaLs Dabrz
bettsgetreu geibtl5ert mor6en, in meI6
i6ltmmer Sage it6 bic Ganouirtbi4Qft be-
ftnoe. Die 2~anopirt6e ieien entrUitet uno
bGtten GQes 8ertrauen our H~egierung Sers
loren. SIN r~petteren Gerlauf ieiner Hsbe
la9te Geoner, 0aB Die 0~oLbmd6rung buc1
0o~ppelipGbrung erleBt perben mUiie.
OaS Gugemetne 0eoet6en Der SnOui.rte
rtitBe ben ~2anbtptrt6eu uuo 8Quern ni1ts,
tDenn tbr @eicbGft ouf benz 6uno Odre.
Wenn bic ansefi6rten 6anbel5oeEtrdge an
genOmmen tpIrben, 10 miiie n~ot5meuotger>
tpetIe Elm 6anoelSDertrag nit 3tuRLGno
tolgen, nnb Die Sotge bon alien bieiea
UertrGgen ipiroe lem, 6GB bic oeuti9en
Bauern Derarmten.
Die Jtebe, tpel9e 0et9stan3ter goDrioi
bterauf our 8ertbeibigung Der gerlr6qs
belt, nabm cine boQe Stunbe in QnfDru4.
st bra9te itotiftii9e Qngaben BEL, UNI ~
betpeiien, baB Die Qanbptrtbi9aft ii9 ni4t
IN Der i6Ltmmen Sage beftn6e, Dte man
no9 ben S9tl6erun9en 6er Q(grorter 0erz
mutben tonne. ST unO Die He9ieruno
leten bic pGrmitcn Sreunbe nnb 8el9iBer
Der Bauern. @s lei i'm Sntereile 6es Gam
oes, fur bQ5 @eoeiben Der lan6mtrtbIbaftz
ll9sn Geo0lterung gu iorsen, 6a 6teielbe
Die beiten Solooten ~Liefere. Treiltcb tonne
man nidt ~leUgnen, oaB bic Ganbmirt6ibaft
etne i@1es@ Sett bUr9mo9e. Sic letOe
an eta@t 1aag@ieclgen, tiefeingeuur5elten
Efoat9&i1, @sL@e gum I9elt but3 Glen
bo9nga 4a9 &am@if@iHe 9erurfo9t norb2n
let, @ela9s Die M1g.3nG6ttte NIT D2m 9etmts
t9en @t9ttt t8 Mett@e@efb 9t&mtea. 9n
tf45etea &sttea fe5 pee 3ejaji@e Start
burg G@a$&3Qe ae9egt 4ab gei44Bt
motasa LIND 9lele 9t1teH tGnfttjGe N&eet9e
1m lga.etffblcgGitia )en @}tHuQbeiig erz
se1Gfs &s >hGGletHa1g Dabe pas rs tQgranam
eet M&tgttet 8epclgt, ~igpelleH 9efltnoea,
bag DC ta petllelpeH 8eBepele1 G.1.ttel 5Rc
Abt5G@&ihG pef slptglNBe 1.cDt 10 QDne
, 1893-11-25
Nette 6u1tdnoe.
5wei famiIien i'm 5noionersG erritorium
iu9en fi9 9e9enieiti9 ab5uidIodten.


San6D 6olipm unO 8ta 9urarrt, SD6ne
3tpeier felt pielen Sa6ren perfeinOeter 6az
mitien, fodbten 9~eitert elm Tamiliens0 ueu
tpobei 0urant tobt auf Dem Blabe blieb.
QuS 9urant's 8ruber Som 6apon b0rte,
iucbte CT ben Toliom auf unb i6oB ibn
obne @eitereS nie6cr. SoliOm bate crit
Dor einigen @ohen tpGbrenb zines 81 Goooo
itattgebabten Samples 3iptiben @liebern Der
fetn6licben Salntlien Sep 0urant err
icboifen, ma aber beBbaLb nibt I'M Oftn7
oelten bon Der POli5ei bebeut9t poroen.
, 1893-11-25
Bic lettrn 3ebn A&er uolm Grbe
9es "'@fo gtppecanoe" 9ar=
rtron
SiIoen oen 6eeenitano elmer 6eri6tsfIase.
Cincinnati, g., %. g3oD.

W Z ! u V I y ~ 10 1kUU+
@eitern tuurbe bier i'm @ericbte BON G(i7
iabctb 8. SiSf gc9en 8etiD @aton, elmer
Sbmelter bes friiberen Yrditbenten 6arri>
ion, bic %@inflagung elmer 6ppotbet duf sebn
Nder 9anb, BEN @obn'ib Ser SantiIte
@aton in Nort6 8enb, Ohio, be9onnen.
Die &la9e betrifft cinen bonn 10. Sftober
1879 batirten Wedicl I'M 8etrage BON
$14. 748. BUR 3eit ieines So6es binterIieB
vSlb Gippecanoe" 6orriion ic:ncn @rben
ettpa 2700 Qtfer 2ano, unb btcle sebn 9tder
iinb Oas Iebte StId baOon, 6aS lib i'm 8ez
iibe Ser Santilte bcfinbet.
, 1893-11-25
Gin beoeuten0es 2rl0bel9efhdft
GrIieet Dem Ortd ser idIedten 5eit.
st. QDufs. 25. Nop.

Die yMitbeu Surniturc Go.1, $50. SIG
ltnb 5l8 Srantl;n Noe, bat bcute Otorgcn
ibrcn Bancroft angemelbct. 9ie Qtuss
itdnoe betragcn ettpa $15, 900; Der 8etra8
Der S6ulben lit nidt an0egeben. Die Sc
ieQidbait bat cine Tabrit uebit GerfaufSz
total in Cincinnati.
, 1893-11-25
Cine Sofomottpe Ser &ehi9bbabn
erplooirt.
5wei Sohnleute fofort eetoStet uno elmer
tootltd perpunoet.
@enepa, sc. g., 25. 9tob.

@eitern Nacbt erplobtrte in Ser gtGbe bon
NOrtb Sector Der 0ampffefieI Der 6rodbtz
locomotive SEQ. 604 BON ber 2ebigbbabn,
unb Der 3u9fitbrer unb Der 6eiser blieben
iofort tobt auf 6em 8laBe, pGbren6 Der
2pfomotiOfiibrer t0bttc5e 8erIebungen ba7
bon trug. SammtIi4e 8abnIeute tparer
ncue Qeltte.
, 1893-11-25
Gin iun9er, wobIbaben0er farmer
Gri@teBt einen RuIfsiherif uno Damn ff
felbf.
@Itntpn, W1tA.. Is. gfop.

Der onf elmer 8arm in ser gtdbe bon bier
t92baenDe George @onger bat geitern Q(ben6
pea 99lfsl9erin Dan Draper eri9oiien uno
2aaa @elbitnt0ro bcgau8en. Draper bate,
A2te IS bet3f, nit Gon8er, Der Elm junger
ag9bt3a4ea2ef WtaH0 mar, amtlich gu tbun,
ip99et f}a STREET. eatitaHD, Der Oas oben gez
aAfiDete ffa4Esas @HDe aa9iH, Der Coroner
# aljt 9sf M83etgaHg pes JHqueites be-
1ggaftlgf.
, 1893-11-25
s amburn 25. g}np.

Sn S6LoB 6rie6rtcbsrnbe brab bcute
Wfor9en in Sol8e zines befeften 6ei3z
apparates Elm 8euer aus. Shirt 8ismarf
uno Die 0ienitboten fonnten gum Slid
bas Seuer lOlben, ebc eS nontbaften S9a7
ben an9eri6tet bate. NGs Sic Seuertuebr
oor 0em Sbloiis anlan9te, mar bic 2Oi9>
arbeit ibon beiorgt. Die fleine Nufresnng
bat Dem Siiriten nicht 9eIbabet.
, 1893-11-25
Gin Rahen6teb beim Kra9en &c.
1tommen.
Der Raub ober pahr ideinIid fdon Ian9e
periubelt.
Granctsco 25. g}op.

3. sc. Dir, pelcber I'M SUM 1892 Die
Jirma 9(rmOur & So. in 9tiblanb, 8tsc.,
nm $4,000 beltabl, lift bier oerboftet tporben.
81 iDirb berte Nbeno in 8egleitun9 zines
Ge5cimpoli5iiten bic &iidretle na9 2IibIanb
dttfeteu.
, 1893-11-25
frans6It1de 211intfter alb.
0 Il !

Qonbon, 50. Sob.
Der fran8Ofibe Miniiter bes QusmGrz
tigsH, 9ebele, Der 8autenmtniiter 8tette,
pei Nferbaumtuiiter 8i9er un6 Der 6anz
9stsmtntlter Ierrier ltnb SurGfgetreten.
, 1893-11-25
Die letot9e Sinansfra9e
mIa@t audi oen merifanerr pieI gu faafen.
Mertfo, 25. Nop.

z - . ? ~OF "F~~F
8rditbent 9tas bat Sic 8iQ, tpelbe Sic
8eiteuerung Der etnbeimii6en 8aummoltz
characterization perfist, unter5eicbnet.
SIM &ongreB tpurbe geitern einc Bill einge=
rei4t, tpeIcbe Die 8efu9niiie bes 8rdiiOenten
nit 8csug auf Die Ee9elun9 Ser Sinans7
b%crbaltniiie bes 2anDes erbebItb erpeitert.
Ser Stnansminiiter 2imantour erpartet
nit 3uoerii6t .eine baIbtge G%errtn9eruns
Der 2anOesi9uIb.
, 1893-11-25
Die BonfOiebe Don minneapolis
meroen oemnddt in paHenoer SeeIeitune
ole Riidfehr antreter.
Qpnbpn. 25. 0pb.

Die 8plt5eibcamten SOP unb 0aiprence
iinb bier an9efommen, I'm bic 8anfOicbe
SIOpb unb Sbic9 in Gmpfang gu uebmen,
tpclbe auf Die QlntIagc, Die 8ont bon Wfin>
neapolts I'm $50 600 beito6len gu baben,
alsgeltefert DerOen ioQen.
, 1893-11-25
Der ar9entiniide 211iniiter 6es
Jnnern
Manuel Guintana pia iein Qmt nieoer.
le9en.
Nnris. 2h. Mnh

Sine 0epeic6c bon 8uenos 9tDrcs bringt
bic NoDridt, baB bcr Or. Monuel 0uinz
tana, Der argentinii9e Mtiniiter beS Snz
nern I'M 9e8riif iteDt, icin Nmt nieber5uz
legcn.
, 1893-11-25

= Die Goronersiurp iteQte bertte feit,
boB Bernard &ooO. niGt, fpte man 8lerit
permutbete, in SOlge zines TerbrecbenS
~ionoern pegen 5u uielen Ertnfens 81 letneln
S0oe tam.
, 1893-11-25
6el0 uno CUTE morte fruaten nidts.
ct. Qputs, 25. Npb.

Die 2ebt9b 8alep> Gtienbabn9eleui9a
berlucbte bier erfabrenc @tienbabnleute an7
5utperben, Die all StelIe bet Streifer treten
ioaten, bo9 6aben ii1 auf bic Nn5cige bin
r1ur etipa Elm 0uBen6 0eute 9emeloet, uno
bic 0cieaibaft bat ben auSiicbtsloien Ser
iudb rai6 pieber aufge9eben.
, 1893-11-25
Gin ih0nes, reifes bitter,
hit Dem man woRI 3ufrieoeu fein fam.
Gliiabetb, 81. g., %. Sob.

SSn lorraine, elmer 8orita6t bon @liias
BETH, lit berte Mtorgcn Marp Gomcr i'm
Nlter bon bunbert Sabren un6 bier Mona@
ten 0eitorben. Sbren bunoeriten @eburts>
tag f~eierte bic olte Dame nob I'M beiten
8oblleiu.
, 1893-11-25

Die fir cine 6auSfrau einfacbite unb
biaigite Dirt, Elm 9ienitmGbcben su befomz
men, lit, cine &erlan9t@Nnsetge an Sas
Qt6enoblatt Der SutnOts Staats3eitung eins
3ul6iden. Yreis l Sent 6as 0ort.
, 1893-11-25
Ueregraphii&e Oepef6en.
walbin9ton Defln9, Pottmritter.
m.J. 11tise, Observation-Disclosures.
Die G~rrennun9en heute pom prdioenten
por9enommen.

Wabtn 9 tom %. Sept.
Der Brdiibent bat Maibington SEEING
gum 8oitmeiiter unb Mm. S. Wti3e gum
Steuereinnebmer III Chicago ernannt.
QuBerbem purbe nod 9teliDn 6aloiin
gum 3olletnnebmer in @rie ernonnt.
, 1893-11-25
ampfer.1ladridlt

Sem gort: Woraoia bon 6amz
burg, 8arts bon Soutbampton.
, 1893-11-25
8ismard in neuer Role.

CT Ioidt nit f~einen Oienfenboten elm i'm
S6Iofe 5rieoridsruhe auseebrodenes
6euer.
, 1893-11-25

Die Sisfigs #sfat salayt, 9qB 4ss
9eutfd GHeFitesef $6teg.4ss 4SIQs3q
beifen Getae am 8, DAg5fr ia e4,elQ ~
nab6afsea @e59t3 a4i9fi4RSsR ysEge, 4
jtDeifelbsft etga 8 Ma3fa gsr3es
, 1893-11-25
beirathsfheine

Solgen6e 6eirat6Si9eine pur6en beute
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
CHURCH NOTICES.

Camden Street Christian church near
en- avenue. Bible school at 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching at II Il. IN. and 1:3O p. n. by
the pastor. Christian EndCaVOr meeting
.6:l5 p. m. Subject for the morning,
"Piate's Question, What is TRUTH =
Evening. The Temptation of Jesus. -
Strangers are made welcome.
On account of Illness Pastor +. +. King,
If First Baptist church will not preach
Sunday, but the pulpit will b9 supplied
both morning and evening.
Tririty Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue { AMI Pecan street. Rev.
=. G. Mclean. NJ. A , minister. Preach =
ing morning II. Theme: "ChriSt the God
Man " Evening rs. theme: BE Not
Deceived Class meeting l2:l5 noon.
Sabbath school $3.50 a m Young Peoples
EpwOr1h League prayer meeting Gas to
80 p. m. PewS free. All cordially in
Vitcd.
First Presbyterian church. corner North
Flores and West Houston streets. Srrt
vices at II a. m aud 1:2O p. m. conducted
" the pastor. elect. Rev. u. Hanson IT.
vim. SUNDAY school at 9:l5 Il. m. Prayer
meeting at 7:3O p. m, Wcdne, day. A
meeting Of the congregation has been
called for Wrduc day evening at O'Clock
% consider the malt"rOf raising revenues
tor III" church.
The services at the German NJ. +
Church on ViiIita street are tomorrow
- follows: Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Preaching at II a. m. Theme, "Prcparc
10 Meet Thy Cod" Ep~o:th League at
40 .. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening : o'clock. Every body invited.
Rev. }. Street. minister.
Unitarian vices, Rev Frederick
Preston. Of Galveston. will preach at the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
LITTLE PICKUPS.

viii the pruning knife take whack al
the contingent fur d? Well hardly.
The people don't like this caucus bust,
ness; il Is repugnanU to free institutions
Several anxious aSpiranIS for Jobs are
! awaiting the return of Mr.. Nat Lawson
jeff Daugherty doesn't seem TO have
any pull with the present administration
If the Seventh warderS are to be believed
1t would have looked better if our new
city engineer had selected different bonds
men.
The men who own ana control our big
corporations are always very kind to 60
on newly elected officers bonds
SaIiway should have his money, but
the taxpayers should not be required to
foot the bill twice.
1t can be safely predicted that it will be
at least five years before the new court
house is completed.
The Express states that Thad Bell is a
member Of the "Republican League En-
eCutive committee" Mr. Bell is not a
member of the Republican League.
If any new appOintee is not competent
TO do the work of his Office without three
and four assistants. he should be tackled
with the pruning knife.
"VicC President Adlai Stevenson's. rel
dINe Tue Nti I'd IlIE beiI, pTOpO'eu 10
Capt. John 7. Lyle that he would cham
pion his cause if the Capt would pay his
expense The Captain wasn't as flush
as Dan Lewis.
The amount OF money on hand will on
Iv about half complete the court house.
The people will be asked to pay for about
S2jOOCa more bonds before the abortion is
finished.
Several of the clerks in the San Anto.
MO prStOtliCe are now working under the
Civil Service Rules. and CleyeIand'S new
postmaster cannot fire them without
showing good cause.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
THE sCoURGE IS HERE.
Two Girls Who Will Escape It-They
Are Saved by a Photograph.

The cholera has not reached San Anto-
Mo. or even this continent, but what the
great statesman and gifted law maker.
Hon. JEFF MCLemOrc. OF Corpus. regards
as a worse scOurge than either has come
here. The cTinOline rage has attacked
San Antonio feRininity and the first
woman To don the balloOnatic attire Of
hoop of wire aud brave the blasts of BO-
TeaS is billed to sally forth today, and
doubtless she will soon be followed by her
silly sisters and the streets of San Antonio
will be too narrow for two wearerS of the
uutlandish costumes to pass each 9th on
the street.
A LIGHT reporter this morning over
heard the following dialogue on the sub
iecJ of criHOlinC between two sweet crea-
lures whose pretty forms it were a pity to
conceal with the inverted funnel.
Fannie: Are you going 10 wear that
horrid crinOline. MOllie?"
MOlIie: Il suppose I'll have to. because
its the latest style"
Fannie: 1T amt. 1t is the oldest sort
Of stVlc. Here is picture OF my grandma
taken wearing them, and she told me
they tir>ucame into. style when she was
a girl"
Moliie: Il hadn't thought about that
Don't they make your poor dear old
grandma look like fright? Will they
make Us loo. that way, Fannie?'
Fannie: Yes. and worse. too. | won't
wear EN-"
Mollie: Neither will l."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
Ehe Daily Eight.
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1893
PERSONAL MENTION.

Jake Breier is in Houston on
business.
Miss Annie ITcye left for her
home in Galveston today.
W. ID. Lawson, of the katy"
leaves tonight for Fort Worth.
W. w. Berry, superintendent of
bridges and construction of the :.
\. p, is at the Mahncke.
Richard Tlgner, a prominent
ranchman of Kerrvillc, is at the
Mahncke.
Charles Baumgord, a prominent
wholesale hardware merchant fof
New York, is among the guests at
the Mahncke.
Miss Annie GlennOn, who has
been i'll at her home on Fourth
street forsome time past, is much
improved.
Miss Birdie Clark, of Gonzales,
and Miss Lola Herring, of Rock
port, are visiting Mrs. George
Wyman, on Fourth street.
General Passenger Agent and
Orator Wynne Andrews, of the
Arkansas Pass railway, has gone to
his ranch near BOerne to spend the
sabbath.
Mr.. Harry w. Plumber, who has
been visiting in the city returned
to his home in Anoka, Mimi, last
night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
The Funeral of w. J. B. Wells.

death Oh that day of the late w j. b.
Wells, who died at LuIing. His body was
brought to this city today for burial and
the funeral took place shortly after the
arrival of the Southern Pacific railway
train bearing the BODY. Mr.. Wells was
the first Sovereign of WOOdcraft in good
standing in the order to die in this city.
and he was a member of WccSalchie Camp
of thus city. The members of that Camp
met in their camp this morning and
marched in a lOdy to the Sunset depot
where they received the remains of the
deceased Sovereign and escorted them o
the cemetery whcr" the body was cor
signed to its last resting place in accord
ing u the ritual and ceremonies of the
order.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
TEMPLE & HAMILToN's
Business College Have Reduced
Their Rates of Tuition 40
Per Cent,

Sl NChG'
On account of our late severe
losses by fire, coupled with desire
to advertise the superior excellence
of our course of instruction, and at
the same time increase our attend
ance during the Summer Months,
we will sell Full Six Months
Scholarships in the Business De-
partment for $50. This is re-
ductiOn Of 10 per cent from our
regular rates and only holds good
for the next sixty days. We shall
also sell Three Months Scholar
ships in the Shorthand and Type
writing departments for $40. This
is another reduction of 10 per cent
from our regular rates, and only
holds good for the next sixty days.
We do this in order to advertise
the superiority of our broad
gagged, liberal and progressive
course of business training. Come
and visit our college and see for
yourselves. Students assisted to
positions. We are unable to sup
ply the demand for graduates in
our bookkeeping and Shorthand
courses. Remember we have six
teachers and one lecturer. Three
tirSt-claSS teachers in the Short
hand department, besides the most
elegantly furnished and best
equipped school in the South. II ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
H. YOakum. lumber dwelling, Ash
street, Sixth ward: $500.
II. YOakum. lumber dwelling, Ash
street. Sixth ward; $500.
Lottie Richie. gallery and bath room,
west side Of SOlcdad street, Fourth ward
500.
Charles II. MayfcId, two story dwell.
ing. northeast corner of Craig and How
ard street. Fourth ward; $1,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
NEW GOODS ARRIVING.

The Moke's Millinery Company
are receiving daily new goods Of all
the latest styles and designs. The
ladies are cordially invited to call
and examine the same. 81 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
NEW GOODS ARRIVING

The Moke's Millinery Company
are receiving daily new goods of all
the latest styles and designs. The
ladies are cordially invited to call
and examine the same. , Il st
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HERE'S A TOWEL BARGAI.

100 boz. all linen towels, large
size, odds and ends gathered from
our entire stock. Regular l2b, II
and lSe qualities only loo, Mon
day.
1t JOSKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
NEW GOODS ARRIVING.

The MOke'S Millinery Company
are receiving daily new goods of all
the latest styles and designs. The
ladies are cordially invited to call
and examine the same, IL 3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

The household dining room and kitchen
furniture belonging to Mrs. Arthur Som.
merS. at 4?2 South PrcSa street. will br
sold at private sale, Monday. March 18th
at 9 a. m. The public are Invited to call
early and secure bargains. 3lDlU
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
NOTHING BUT THE LATEST

Styles; being received daily ut
Moke's Millinery company. The
ladies are invited to call. II 3t
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FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

Tuesday alto a m. March llth, at No.
O. l3. Dallas street, will sell at auction.
the entire household furniture. Singer
sewing machine, etc. Everything is pice,
new and clean Also one piano.
3 II 2t 7. +. DAWSON AuCtiOneer.
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WARRANTED.PURE SILK.

Beautiful China silks, in chine
effects and tinted lowered designs,
only soc a yard MonGny. 81 1t
,I0SKE BRO1,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11

We are displaying the finest wash IA
brics made, including Lace Scotch Yep.
yrs, Japonette, Gordon Cords in change
able effects. French Giughams in stripes
and plaids, Novelty Cords and Zephyr
Giughams in the most delicate shades.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
OUR s 100 PANTS.

The best on earth. See them and
be- convinced. They are perfect
fitting and correct styles. Tailors
ask Is for them. 1t. JONKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
Attention Saloon Men.

All saloon men are requested tC
meet at SMELLS hall, 32i West Com
merce street, at 5 o'clock tonight
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-11
PRRRSOLS!

Spring Parasols Crepe de Chcne Gace and Short
all the leading styles and shades; also full line Of Carriage
Parasos in Black.