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Ter Sempfer ts,u / fer WiaaneNCr bar rrii
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Slater for at p IRE SoIera % oeuS 6or
%bpaoclie, bolSe, rcs oi 'nIheuoe IN Ran
port. 6onS Misiicueii hopeoioaelia no
pao at inteerc MioIerne til S%ueeommen
S~orebusaeIie. ioet lluoerieesIieu al ben
@eloiieaheo uur al mjuors @ietisbef
ON Reiultatct at ime llnoerioseIier no
taIte Or. Semi ler:
"5orebueael,t al 9olera or lille nogel
obioIut pioenfabeIig Nisbeo. VT lGrs
bpao De europriIte MnQter aier, por en- a
mine 9citrubeIitr. NQiu uietislte Cpaap'
par at iinoe ben 6onbelSpci, 40 buiIieI
aoIeraimitten tuHoe bliue iubfert Der
9onoet, iaapiot miligt at froe bpor %
hporIeees Den fan blipt braattpo, % bplIt'
6orboIosreeIer oerpiI pGre ne~Spenoiset I'll
at forbiubre Sens Somme. pinngC So
baune blep | ben A~uleouiua bciegt, SEQ
p%ieuuemrciiie Ell tor Del al europa, TOO
Ill Gappteu % 2urttst % beisete be io'
ni1e Ger, Gen Woooe, bporpaa DC euro'
pGiac Moeter behauoler Sngcu, er enc
itaaenoe. 9suilin9er, iom Der piloe an'
fees Tor meset liberale, aipes til StcIer og
@ioeufabmrao, iom er beoit ipoIihcereoc
til at nofere Arbeipet.
"Soleroeus Diem sr, iom Gubpcr peo,
9uoieu. 6pert ippenbe gor, uaar Nhi'
homeoanerne ioretnaer oeres Rilgrimsture
til Ytctta, ienNcs en- Strcm al Solera no,
Tom nnor opsr en- itor Gel at 9srosu.
lloen 2piUl er ocres r%elioioie 9ilgrims'
ture priSUaroige ira BET morolite Spns'
punt, men oct er temmelig bonrot, at
Re'trn al &eroen, ielp ioa laugt iom til
Nmcrita, lal lios moer 6el9erue al bent.
Storbritauien boloer Sosen / i'm 6aanb.
6uis bet pil aibolbe Gilarimmere fra at
iomme oucr Sue;tanalcu til Metta, piloe
Der q r Ell iorboloSpis Iibsn 5are for Ell
Soleroulo0e / EUROPA. Meu bets 3utsrs
ester iorbposr Ell iooban 9esnire at
SpsreSmoaIet. Gets Cuerberrebemme /
9uoien cr Inn ~ijtiert ina lrnge, Tom oct
retter TO sftsr De SnofOotes reIieiGie
Stitte.
o.. Sempfter boIoer poo, at bet er mls
Itet at boIos Solcro uoe fra en- 9p, uaar
De o~msipeHoe @per er imittebe, lieeiom at
holoe ben uoe ira ctbuert GUS en- Unit
let Sp. 2il OpIpsnire bcraf i%ortalte ban
ON ct GUS 6ambura. iom par aiiparret
fra 9oerueroeueu urber 4eiten. aae6or.
ipnin9cr bIep m~ootaenei Cmilae, % bette
brrnot. comtlise 6niets Yeboere uno,
Hap Spsbummen, ficnt 6oIt faIbt ON os
bsoe | 6oosrue uoeufor. 8eb nsiootia
6orilsti9beo moeit enbuer Of be Eager,
fcm siproe 3ieneits paa AOipitaIerne
Spebommen.
"Solera maa ipiies," bemertebe -.
loren. "9en fan life inoiuees eIer inbs
aanoes. Smitteu mua brinses iub /
Napen. 5uis 6olt erinbrer bette os ret.
ter 'is S%erefter, tan be eoa fri / 7ilfaIoe
a. at Smitteu naar bette 9anb."
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Samne[ Bpmprrs. President Of

American Federation Of Labor, bar ienbt
ct Sreu til Senutor Gill, Tom er 5ormuno
Of Senotsiomiteen for ~9nopanbrins, i
bptItet ban fremIGgeer en- 9lan for at
binSre 3nouunbrine al 8ontratt arbetoere.
Dan toreilaar, at Reoisringcus Seenter
lanr meo Decentralization oper 6opet
% nnoerieger, buiIte 3nOpaubrere er Ron.
trottorbeibere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Gnfen efter Senator aenna fra gYelt

girainia blep for en- 9ib iibsn ubnrunt
til goftmeiterinoe Charleston. GUN piI6e
itrog afiteoise ollie repubIitanie Setiente /
goltbuiet % uSfarbisebe en- 2ifte al De.
motrater, Tom bun uiibe bape ubnaput /
aerss Steo, 90 fenbte ben til 0aibinston.
Som Suar paa oenne 6enpenbeIie ieubte
Civil Service Commission benoe 0opnene
pna 3 8erioner, iom bapbe beftaaet Or
amen, 90 ION par uaIebare. 50 al bisie
par tuliorte Ne9re, % ben treble par en-
bib RepubIitoner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Sr. Iouttral SrreuS Gor=
teuSafGre

Ital efter Hpgter, antpoeoe eller nRunte
| raoitale Blade, true meo at ~fremtaloe
en- Miniiterfriie, ffriper SeitlanoS'g oiten
ben 23be 3uni. gn eller Here Miniitre
iiges nentlig at bape trRpet Ibmiralens
Ifitebiselie; bette 9rap ital bape ftebt
paa Mooftanb, os | ben Inleoning fuloe
ba n%aunlis Observation-Disclosures Gbef,
Stotsraao Olsion, bapoe tenft paa eLer
truet meb at taee Ifiteb.
ON Der er no9etiombelit / bette Rpgte,
peb ri itte. Men ri oil benptte Den Der.
peb 9iune Qnlebniu9 til aobent % be-
TENT at uotale, bpa1 Der life blot er Dor,
men formeutlis omtrent bet belle 2a.bs
Wtenins an9ooenoe oenne Sag,
8i tror life, at Der er ipnberlig llenig.
beb / 2an0et ON, at Ibmiral 2oren ber
tage fin Nfifeb Tom gbmiral eler / iors
neoent 6alo uoeu pioere afifeoiges. 6an
mansler efter "6ortensaffaren" Den Gil.
LID, iom er neouenois for en- Mono i en-
iaaban Sitting. 6an bar | ben affere
uopiit N iaa bei @rao af Mansel paa
Omtanfe os S~oloblooi9beb o9 eiort en-
%iaaoan Tumbeb, at bans 8eobliuen ionl
abmiral CT - for at BRUCE ct miIot lbs
trpf - u~tilraaoelig os life Snitelig. 8i
bar life bert bette Meniuoer berom.
6sirem9nb, Moderate o9 raoitale er
eniee oerom. Der er benz, Tom t~ilfsier,
at ban trooS al i'm pibenItabelige Tpgtig
beo % andre 9obe 69euitaber albri9
buroe paret ubn9pnt til Nomiral, ba ban
aloris ital baue Tort S%onunanoo tilies.
0erom bar ui ineen Menins og ital intet
ubtale. Oct ofeiOrenoe er, at ban efter
SorteusoifGreu life bar og fan bape Den
Silio, iom bebspes.
San Dor altioa isge lin Gfiteb, % oil
ban life bette, Dor Reeierineen foronlebiee,
at ban faar oenne.
Snoen Miniiteriet fan ri life tente os,
at Der ~besangaaenbe fan raaoe no9en
lleuigbeo, 90 naar Rpgter / ben raoitale
Yresie uioe no9et anoet, amer ri iaabani
for Opipinb.
Gnonu urimelieere er Rpgtet famine
lteo on, at arapet itiloe msoe Mooitant
hos aongema9ten. Der fan uare 3iI'
Ialbe, buori benue fan fsle fe opfor'
bret til at mooiatte fig atiteoiseIier, ION
ct Miniiierium maatte trGue, nemlig naal
bet 9ialoer al ofpGrse at Ell Wonb blipel
Offer for ct gartis Spranni. Men ei
iaaoaut 3ilialoe ~ioreliseer life Der. Del
er Der intet eHtstt 8arti, iom traper e
Sfer. Oct er ale BARTER, iom anfer en-
aifeosanisenins eaer en A~fffebiseIit
paotr9pet.
90 uuber biSie Smitanbisbeber Tar
% maa ct iaabant arau lite msbe Nob'
ftano.
9i bar ubtalt os beitemt | benne Sag
men ri t%ilfeier, at nj iaalanet fra ba,
brust iterte llbtrpf, at ri tpertom er for
pisieoe on at baue beupttet iaa lempelist
% bampsbe uStrpt iom mulist.
@i beber rstte @eotommenbe betanft
zig uei, inoen Der banoies anoerIeoes, emf
ri Der bar omtalt Tom neopenoiat.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
General Gin 2. Barter. Der par en-

a. General Grants SpiOner unber 9oroer.
triscn, bIep / 2irSooss rammet al ct
SlogtilfaIoe 90 er mn / en- meeet fritiit
2iiIiane. General Barter er en- ~fuIobtees
5noianer % er ben iioite 6rpoins uf De
Ser Nationer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

so. GserbrussminiIeren faar itaoia
8oreiprrgfer ira europa ont lloiigterue
Tor Seaplen | be 6orenebe Stater. 2
europa. iiar 6raRtriee, er Der flor Ss.
mansel, o9 Der er eobe llbiieter til, at Der
tanr nil bIips flor G~fteripprsieI efter ame,
riian't PRESET So. england er fortioen
griIen poo So fra s45. til $50. per 9on.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Aim.

to extepd aIm IN the Teachers Review Conrsa
70 better their condition In iife' 10 y are s,rugsiing
sehonis ~ preparing teachers for the cnm ros,
Seacias NO pains Will be spared in rs,a oninion
foandatioe' s anal may exist IN regard to a correct
edsstul teacher of H. N co, scholarship for a sue
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

secure a limited education. How important and
what a responsibility rests upon the teacher IN
trusted with the education Of the youth OF 0ui
land. No teacher can afford to undertake tIl'
task without the very best preparation In ths
subjects TO be- taught, IN order 20 have a sohl
foundation which viii insure, not only success
as a teacher but better and more lucrative 20
sitioIs will await all In the future IN proitoI.yb
to the ability, capacity and power when d"
been displayed in fundamental WOrh,
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

Mohen. 8attsbaler er for 9iben
bpieite 5aibon. 100 Cons 9attebaler
bIep nplis iolst | England iii &piuoes
ppnt. 9sr pi ipsrse: Spur ftal be
anbriusesP
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Results.

Results in the Common Branches depeno
largely upon the instructors, then expeIlenOe
ability to impart, enthusiasm and quailncaLon'
In selecting a faculty for this Special heses
Course, it has been our aim 10 select teaCnet'
who have had large experience IN pn,ag
schools where work In this line has petl M0u'
a speciality.
1t does not require any argument 10 convince
the most sheptical that the teachers VINO huD"
by actual practice the wants and needs OF eoIn.
try teachers, that such are more ospeble ~ S
ing effective and sound teaching thRh oano
who have given their best thought ana eApSS or
this reason we can consistently claim tnatS y,
faculty possesses a decided sdyantase o'e! ~,
Of the average private school, because 70 il
structors have devoted years 70 the sbos
training Of teachers in the CommOn bIanoN0'
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Common Schools

Tue common schools are tha ,
educational systems. In thaw ioundation OF our
~A vast majority of the rising s see Sniy hope pc
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

Yroiesioren (til ct Meoium): att
iaa - De fan uirfelis fable Ganberne
fra 9pbet. @r bet iaa?
Weoiet: Sisielis Sr. &roiesior.
Seq falber paa Ganoerne - men De
tpmmer aloris!
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Your Decision.

Time is money" You can only augLu ~ n
tend the best. Those who live distant ~" iii.
corah, and are not familiar with our WUia' We
ind 1t to their advantage TO try our couit ~ pro.
shall lose no time and spare no nleaus Ia s-
vide you with the best teaching foroe " ~ ~ De
cured In the Northwest. That the PtopnsJsncs
oorah and Winnesheik county have NormAl
School. la evidenced by the fact that more :
800 students have been enrolled dnLhuk We are
four years from Winnesheik county, 10 the
proud of this endorsement, for 1t shg"s . being
done. and that We are being appreciated mus
by those who know personally OF our "OA
Branches Taught in the Re'ie" o0
Arithmetic, Grammar. Algebra, ogpDnIItcs
Literature, Rhetoric, q. s. HlStoigii Govern,
Geography, Physical GeograpHy' ~ reachilg,
ment, Rapid Calculation, METHODS Oh hin ani
Reading, Spelling. Physiology ienn''N
Business Forms.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Instructors.

Prof. G. A. Oliver. Mrs. Phoebe Ll u SysIder
Mary B. Cutler, b. L., and Prof. I nh,struct0rs.
~e do SO feeling confident ana knos .gsr .n' list
are Offering to public service, teG'p sBi cars,
in point OF experience, qnalineSt,' modern and
billty Of dong strong, wide awaHg he eqlsi
progressive teaching, form q 'aeu,aiar private
of which cannot be found in aHS w.
school in the Northwest, .e3 that sou
Try our course and be convince Van vii be
have been well paid for comlls N reuewe,
enabled TO return to your sohoo. Ms-Ieal seh1i
energy aud a clearer insight mo ~ until u'
work. Come the first day ana
term closes. a. the Vale
For full information in Iegar1 o,i send to1
business College and Normal S'N'
. catalogue to :Innf
C. n. Valdez, Preslus""
Daoorah, Iowa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

John NJ. Bennett has returned from
his ranch near Lavscca bay.
J. L. Msrger, of Mexico, Mo, is at
the Southern.
Nj. B. Pulliam. stockman of San
Angelo, is at the Southern.
Miss Ella Gillespie, of Uvalde, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Sid James.
w. Russ, of the Austin University.
Is spending short vacation with his
parents In this city.
DIR. T. w. Kennedy and w. B.
Rankin, Of Austin, are at the st.
Leonard.
Mrs. Alfred o. Hewitt left Saturday
for Houston, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. w. v. Mulvey.
II. F. Stephenson, stockman of Fort
Stockton, Is in the city on business.
He Is registered at the Southern.
M. Saper, the great trunk drummer,
from Michigan, is in town today. He
says business is good.
Mr.. g. Gilroy is lying dangerously
Ill at her home on Nacogdoches
street.
/. and s. WesS, who have been on
their ranch near Lsvaccs bay, have
returned to the city.
Walter E. Boyd and Jno. T. Ter
~, of the st. Louis Republic. are in
the city.
P. H. Shook, who has been attend
ing college at Lebanon, Tenn, has
returned home.
Charles Bennett. one of the popular
travelling boys, is in the city from
Springfield; Ohio.
Mrs. E. McDermott and J. Ship
man, of Indian Gap, are among the
guests at the Mahncke.
P. B. Hurst, the peripatetic and
popular Louisvillain, Is at the
Mahncke.
Major J. c. Lewis, travelling pas
senger agent of the Iron Mountain
railway, il spending today in the
city.
James Mari, the well known and
popular contractor, is lying at his
home In q critical condition with con-
gesticn of the lungs.
Superintendent G. w. Van Week,
Of the Southern Pacific, came in this
morning aud spent several hours
| here.
Capt. ]. B. Donnally, United States
marshal of New Orleans, is in the city
| to take home his son, who has been
here for the benefit of his health.
Rob Rhea, one of the leading stock
| men of MeXia, Texas, is In the city on
business for few days. He can be
found at the Southern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
ONE HUNDRED POISON PILLS.
That Is What a Small Boys Swal'
lowed Without Being Killed.

Great excitement and uneasiness was
created Yesterday afternoon by remark
ably foolish action of the ten-year. o Id son
OF Mrs. Street, the house keeper of the
Mackey'building.
He got hold of a box of digitaline pills.
There were one hundred of them in the
box and he swallowed them all. DigitatiS,
or foxglove, which is the main ingredient
OF them. is deadly poison, and is
only intended to be taken in in
finitessincally small doses. Even
after he had swallowed them his
mother learned of it and administered a
vigorous emetic which promptly acted,
but not before the poison had taken some
effect on his system. A physician was
hurriedly summoned and administered an
antidote. but the boy has been partially
paralyzed ever since taking the poison
and his heart and nervous system both
have been badly deranged.
He may, recover, but is in critical
condition
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
Death of Capt. James Riddle.

this CITY from Eagle Pass announcing the
death there of Capt. James W. Riddle,
well known and highly esteemed there.
While Captain Riddle had not been in
the best of health recently his death was
quite sudden and unexpected as he had
been in San Antonio last week and spent
several days here.
Capt. Riddle was prominent merchant
Of Eagle Pass ana had, before leaving
San Antonio about twenty years ago,
been a business man here. He was 46
years of age, a gallant confederate, who
entered the army as private and at its
close was captain. He was the son Of
Mrs. f. Canterbury, a lady who is one of
the oldest inhabitants of this city and the
brother of Mrs. Sarah Z. Eager, who re-
sides on South Alamo street, and was a
native of San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
BEEVILLE BUILDINGS.

Special Correspondence
BEEvILLE, Tex, Jan. 2S, 1893.
Among the events of the season
was the installation OF officers of the
Knights of Honor last night at their
hall, witnessed by one of the largest
crowds that has ever been seen in our
town.
Dictator Howard entertained the
audience in his usual forci BILE style, in
q resume of the history of the lodge
here, chartered in 1887, now number
ing over one hundred active MEM
bers. Past Dictator w. J. Miller was
the recipient of q very handsome
Jewel from the warden.
A bali and supper followed the ad-
dresses. Among the visitors presen
were: Misses Kate Semlinger and s..
sOppenheimer, of San Antonio.
The whole affair was q fine success,
and much enjoyed by all.
Buzz.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
Building Permits,

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
Nemencio Guitieres, lumber dwelling.
east side of South Pecos street, Second
ward $50
NJ. Half and brother, two metal rooted
sheds, south side of West Commerce
street, First ward; $50.
Charles J. Mueller, dwelling, west side
of Water street, Eighth ward; $500.
j. Villescas. dwelling, west side of San
Saba street, Third ward; $50.
Same, dwelling, same street and ward;
$40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
NJ. Arton's Interview.

PARIS, Jan. 3o.-The Libre today
publishes an interview with M. Ar
ton, whose name has been so fire.
quently published in connection with
the Panama scandal. He said that il
he was not arrested there would be
reasons for his not being taken into
custody. He declared that he always
carried poison with which to suicide
in case of q demand. He denies the
enlightenment charges. He says he
will name the members of the cham.
Der of deputies to the police if so de-
sired.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
LIGHT FLASHES.


met at Artzt's hall last night and had
q gay time. OF the "A present most of
them were Fritz Russi's laborers and
few of the city officials.
-Shardein candidates have their
cards posted all over the city hall,
but not Paschal candidates card is
seen.
Officer Schumacher's horse is very
sick and the officer is today using
livery animal.
The mounted officers were called
out about 8 o'clock last night to the
corner of Avenue d and Fourth street,
where crowd of boys were engaged
In q combat. No arrests were made.
Up to II o'clock this morning there
had been 80 death certificates filed at
the health office during the month of
January.
The police captured, and returns
ed to the lunatic asylum last night,
A. e. Watkins, who had been roam
ing around loose for several days.
MI. Dickey, aged 80 years, a
native of Pennsylvanis, died Of con
sumption on avenue G, about o'clock
this morning. His remains will be
shipped to Sterling, Kan, tomorrow.
The Board of Trade is trying to
get some of our business men to serve
on q committee to go TO LIano i'm the
interest of the railroad extension to
Llsno.
MIR. Alfred Chittendon, of Rock.
port. IL in the city in the interest of
h. G,k 81 t1ann
It is proposed by. them to open CEN
trail market In the city.
An italian fruit vendor residing
on the corner of Avenue d and Third
street, reports that he was robbed of
over S2l4 on Saturday night. There Is
at present no clue TO the robber.
"A committee from the legislature
are in the city today to inspect the
southwestern luuatic asylum. 1t
consists of Senators Greer and Co.'s
and Representatives DR.. Kennedy, of
Starr county and w. Kennedy, of Bee
county, and Bexar county's represen.
tstive w. G. Nc Elwee, who is escort-
ing the party.
Max Sutor is out making an accu-
rate survey of the Alamo p aza to-
day.
R. A. Daniels, aged 70 years, died
at No 436 Tenth street, this morning.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning.
Miss Maggie Routledge gave q
birthday party to. her many friends
at her parents residence on Prospect
Hill, last Saturday.
Pork is scarce in the city and
commands s cents per pound whole
sale.
+ Two young boys had glove con-
test in q living stable yesterday. The
referee declared it q draw. No po-
lice.
There were some spirited chicken
fights, at Gibson's pit yesterday.
Wilkins birds won.
Dan G. Bitters, q former employee
of the LIGHT, and Miss Mamie Wilke,
were married Saturday night, by
Rev. Ulrich. A reception followed
at the family residence.
Boy wanted at Geo. Hoerner's
saloon, 1924 West Commerce street.
German preferred. 1t
"A. A. Brack has reported to the
detectives that he has been robbed of
an overcoat.
The Seventh Ward Paschal club
will meet at the corner of Santa
Clara and Center streets tonight.
Speeches will be made by Hon. Geo.
Paschal and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30

principal errand to the United
States is to convey to the Arch bishops
assent led In New York, the mind of
Leo on the school question. 1t is
rumored that he has been delegated
power to settle all matters of dispute
In America, without reporting them
to the Propaganda at Rome, as Is
usually the rule In such cases. He
has already settled some Of the minor
points in dispute and adjusted mat
ters In the case of DR.. Edward Nc
Glynn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
Telegraph Brevities.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30-It is said that
Thomas G. Platt would be retired as
president of the Tennessee Coal &
Iron Company.
NEW YORK, Jan. S0.-A Washing
ton special says Mr.. Blaine left his
will bestowing all of his property to
Mrs. Blaine; value $500, 900.
THAYER, Mo-, Jan. 30.-Sam Sachs
and son, Henry, had their Threats cut
by Jim Dawson Saturday night.
Money was the cause. Dawson es-
caped,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
Theatrical Events OF Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Among the
notable dramatic events of today are
the benefit at Dsly's to Mrs. Bishop,
mother of Bishop, the late famous
mind-reader, Cranes temperance sc
the Star tonight in "On Probation"
first production at the Broadway Of
William Gillette's new play NINETY
Days" and the first production OF the
racing play 1.-THE Outsider"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-30
Mr.. Garza's Statement.

Mr. Jaun Cara called at the LIGHT Of
fee this morning and stated that the item
in last Saturdays News saying that
Shardein club meeting was held at Gar
za's place Friday night was false. Mr..
Cara further states that the club is
called the Cara Independent club and
have not andi will not until next Saturday
night, endorse ticket. The club held an
other meeting at the same place last
night with an attendance of forty-five