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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
WESTBaOOk.
Outbreak of a Thatening Fire Yes
terday Afternoon.
The Old Warren a. Fowler Box Factory in
F1ames-City Government Meeting and
Other NJ alters,

The Old Warren g. Fowler Box Factory In
Flames-City Government Meeting and
Other Matters,
Monday afternoon. about 2 o'clock,
fire was discovered inthe old two-storied
wooden building formerly occupied by
Warren & Fowler ash box factory, but
now owned by S. D. 1arren q Co., and
unused. 1t is situatd near the upper
falls in the rear of th brick warp yarn
mill on Main street. The fire was well
underway when discovered. The fire
companies promptly responded to the
alarm and turned teir, efforts to the
prevention of the sprading of the flames
to the other buildins in the vicinity.
The high wind previling at the time
carried the cinders DER wide territory.
A tenement house beDnging to the Vest
brook Company on Eown street. caught
from them. as did alo Roseuberg's store
on Bridge street. and the picker house
of the warp yarn mil near by. 1t was
thought that the NV England Furni-
ture factory would $50 barn. as it was
only some Is or so fet from the burning
building, Nbut the Find blew directly
away from it, and th free use OF water
prevented the fans from touching it.
The old Gordon SAY mill caught fire,
but was quickly ,xtinguished by a
stream from a hosefrom the Dana warp
mills. The old boMhop was like TIM
der box, and was aickly consumed by
the flames. The oigin of the fire is tn
known. The building has not been
used for any purpoe for a number OF
years. The fire called out crowds of peo-
Pile. From the sFong wind prevailing
it looked at first asif the city was to
witness an extensie conf1agrat1on, but
the energetic actor of the ire companies
and our admira BILE system of hydrants
| prevented it.
Regular Meetingpf tire City Council.
The Westbrook ely council met last
evening, Presidentlane presiding.
Mayor Cordwell resented the claim OF
Mrs. Annie G Cameron for damages for
injury received on defective sidewalk.
THE NEW StHOuL HOUSE.
Alderman Foster from the committee
on public buildings, reported concern
ing the new schoolhouse at Cum berland
Mills. recommending the eightroon build
ing and an Appropriation of $4,000.
An order appropiating SIC. 900 for
that purpose had iafrst reading.
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
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The National League.


The following games were played yester-
day by National League clubs:
AT PHILADELPHIA. vi
B Broaadslpn'"' 81 8 i 8
Errors Philadelphia, 8: Brooklyn, g. Bat
teries- Weyhing, Taylor and Clements;
Gastfight ana hinslow.
AT CLEVELAND.
ch}ysaa SSs a ] 9 80 q O.
Cleveland /: Chicago 10. Batteries--l Dung
and thinner; McGlll and Schriver.
AT WASHINGTON.
g gsi4iinens, sS 9 g 81 80
Base Washington, 1; Baltimore. 49,
Errors Washington. il; Baltimore, l. Bat
teries-lGaul, Esper and Mcclure; Mullane,
Horner and Robinson.
AT PITTsBURG.
c eists9ars,i 11SS &c &c 2 ~ ~
Base hits--Pittsburg, o; Cincinnati, 20.
Errors-Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, 8. Batteries
--Nicol, GuInbert, knen and Sugden; Par
rett and Vaughan.
AT LOUISVILLE.
L. toasl. 1 8 { IS IS
Base hits--Louisville, ID; st. Louis, a.
-stratton ana drims; Breitenstein ana
Peitz.
AT NEW YORK.
Boston, 0 0 0 0 0 O. /
New ork, d . o 0 0 o. u .
Boston 5: New ork 4. Batteries-Niohols
and Ryan; hussie and Farrell.
Ball Games This Week.
Tomorrow and Thursday the BangoIs will
make their first appearance in this city.
Friday, the Boston National League club,
will be here, and Saturday the Haverhills.
All games, commencing tomorrow, will be
called at 5. Is. The admission to the Boston
game will be 50 cents.
Sporting Notes.
The yacht Brentwood was towed Down to
her mornings yesterday, to be fitted for the
season.
| DR.. Chase's new cat boat is already
| launched and lies at Sturtevant's wharf,
| being rugged. Her mast is already up, and
| the gaff and boom are on. Their great size
| is the wonder of mariners. She will have
about 100 yards of canvas in the mainsail,
which is the only sail, and is expected to be
very fast if she can carry it.
The brook called the Branch Brook at
White Rock, has yielded some fine catches
| OF trout unlS year. MoSSrS. ArGnur anu VIM.
| Leavitt and Assistant Postmaster Sanborn,
and Mr.. Fleming, have captured upwards of
a hundred.
T Mr.. Herbert Clough of this city has COM
pleted a handsome steam launch that is
credit to its builder, and will be a fine
acquisition to our harbor fleet. Mr.. Clough
| did all the work himself, without "a model
and forming his lines as his efforts pro-
crossed The launch is twenty feet long
| and is equipped with first class porcupine
| boiler and engine and is named the Carrie
CO.
The Rockland Wheel Club has organ
| lied and has about fifty members.
When a man can catch 45 pounds of
| lake trout, weighing from to pounds
each in IS minutes, fishing may be con-
| sidered good in that locality. A matt
did this at Beaver brook Oily bay,
Moosehead lake the other day.
| The Calais Driving Park Association
have reorganized and chosen new officers.
| 1t is proposed to put the management of
| the track into the hands of an executive
committee consisting of the President
and probably J. NJ. johnson aud G. A.
| Murchie.
| The famous steam yacht Now Then,
which was in this harbor last summer,
is now at Deer Isle, where she is hauled
up. 1t is reported that the flyer is to re-
| main there this season unused.
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PHIL sAERIDAN's APOLOGY.
The Generals Amende Honorable to the
Captain of His Escort.

-. y
The GeneraFs Amenoe nonof"D1o ~ ''o
captain Oh ELS 1scor''
On this particular morning OF winch
write, for some good reason, tne nour aP-
pointed to move was earlier IMAM usual.
Four o'clock found the headquarters tents
struck and the general and stall mounted
-eady to move out, but no escort. A mo.
ment or two later and amid the piafe OF
bugles and roll OF drums one oroops soalI-
ed and the road was hlled WIN 5ne mafch-
ing army. Still no escort
Turning impatiently to his chief OF stan.
Colonel y. w. rorsyone' 'ng senersa a,' ss'.u'
What does this neans wnere - JUG Is
cortP Was the commanding oiucer no'i'
fed?"
Certalnly, was que Iepiy. >,
Send an aid anu ma OUT one Groupie.
An officer dashed on TO where tne escore
was efcamped on a 1ttle s5ream lew
hundred yards away ana reoufneu, ssssihs
that the escort was saooling IN hasse anu
would be there IN rev 11oihenes' ono,Oly
after the squadron dashed up at gM,op'
and fronting In line aimos6 on q run zap sI
tain Claffiin saluted' ana burning 10 ene
CHIEF OF staH was aDoue 70 sRehA miion ,ie
was interrupted by aenerai ohefloah' VINO
said
Captain Cla1nln, Wnen issae an ofuer
to move ao Q clocn, 10 means " iin M,sis
past ., not nearly ~ mlnuoes pas' T. 1iii'
must not occur again, slr.
but, general = began ene capCain:
NO excuse, SIT. we naVe loso oiine
enough ALREADY. Move OUT Anu ene sen.
eral urged ms morse lngo uroo 70 oveleaA ~
the corps Win Wnlcn leaoq.iaroeis was "
march during 1he Jay.
few moments aioerwafa one u oiie
acting aids turned TO Une oiioei Ie vas q,
riding beside ana SAID oieao Doooe' AL
this delay was really my ia'io'
What 90 you meant
Ihe chleI OF sean o.'ieieu no W iraolm
Claff1ln OF the nour OF Inarcn' anu nes'
lected to 90 IL. ,
the mlscnleI you uiu' .,
what snail 10. ne AneM nea
enough, ana IN minute lnolo no .ie.o
pushed to the heao Q! une sean anu IepoiS
ed his derelietion OF ouey 10 one coii'll
ing general hilnseI'
on his return the questlon. was aSAeo'
wen, What dla bhe cniel say
That's the worst OF IT, was 1ne reply
mot single word.
"Nothing!
Absolutely nothingF men, aloer
pause, Il wonder II ne Will SEND me Daok
to my regiment!
II don't think SO, was the response.
Nothing more was said OF the sHalr our
ing the day to my knowledge, ouc l alt 9s
ward learned that the o1ncer spoke 20 che
chief OF stan regarding ms Iali'ire 20 ae-
liver the order anu apologlzed 20 captain
Cla1illn 1of the posltlon ne hao unlof'u-
nately placed MN IN.
Inc next morning aloer tne general anu
stan were mounted ne suddenly rode OUT
toward the 'front.' Oh the escortlng SQUADRON
as 1t stood in line awaiting orders, ana
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08

Patrick Lee, of Holyoke, Mass, and
Thomas Mahar Of Lewiston, Me-, have
been arrested and are now held in Lynn.
cher ted with cracking the safe of Tor
rance. Vary & CO., grain dealers, early
yesterday morning. The two men are
tramDs,
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30 10 II 10 n ~
PORTLANDS.

Earned runs-Portland, 2; Lewiston, 2.
Two base hits-Mains, Bergen, Garry, Dolan
stolen bases-ohumway, smith. Garry.
Passed baIls,Casey. Double playsIe dades
|. struck out-Garry, Slater, 2; Casey,
Mahoney. 2. ehumway, Shea. Bergen, NC
Cormack. Hit by pitched ball-Lelg hton.
Meguirk. Base on balls-By Person, 2; by
Wheeler, L; by Dolan, 4. Left on bases
Portland, 7; Lewiston, 7. Umpire-Long.
Attendance-S00.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

All the prevailing styles and
represented.
In the better grades of Carpet
elusive to US for the State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
AT BRoCKToN.

- AT BROCKTON.
Bangor, o 0 0 2 L =
Brockton, lie 2 0 0 l o. b
Base hits-Bangor. 10; Brockton, s. Errors
Bangor, 9; Brockton, d. Batteries-Gray
and tore; seeds and Corcoran.
AT WORCESTER.
Worcester, 10 q o 3-22
Pawtucket, z D U l.
Base hits-Worcester, IS; Pawtueket, II.
Errors-Worcester z; Pawtucket, ii. Bat
teries-Murphy and Hayes; Tierney and
Roach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

First Presbyterian church, corner HouS-
ton and Flores streets. Preaching at II
o'clock a. m. by the Rev. A. A. lilly. OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
and at $50 p. m. by the Rev. H. R. Laird
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at Bee
vile. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Travis Park NJ. E Church South, cor
ner Navarro and Travis streets, Preach.
ing at IL a. m. and p. m. Sunday school
at $3.50 o'clock. Epworth League, o.
clock. Prayer meeting at Wednesday
night at S:15.
Prospect Hill Sunday school at D. m.
Preaching by Rev II. d. Knickerbocker
at S:15. Prayer meeting Thursday night
/ at S:l5.
! South Alamo Mission Sunday school at
10 a. m. Preaching by Rev. Ii. ID. Knick-
erbocker at IL a. m. Thursday night
prayer meeting at Sis.
Fest Street Mission Sunday school at 4
! p. m. Preaching at s p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday night at Sis p. m.
Father Rhatigan asks the men of st.
/ Patrick's parish TO come to the school on
Crosby street, at 4 p. m. on Sunday, June
3rd. The meeting means the building OF
a new church; married and single men
are requested TO be present.
Rev. Il. p. Lucado, pastor Alamo Bap.
fist church, has moved from Government
hill TO No. l2l Fifth street, right near the
church, and will be pleased to see his
friends at his elegant new home.
st. PaurS Episcopal church. Govern
ment Hill. All seats free; strangers well
come. Morning prayer and Holy Com
munion at IL a. m. Evening service at s
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Rev. A. L
Burleson, Rector.
At Alamo Baptist church, prea ching
at IL a. m, and at p. m, by the past or
Rev. r. =. LucadO. Sunday mornine
; subject, Assurance" evening, Holy
Spirit" These are live subjects and every
one should hear them discussed.
Sunday school at S:45 am, special sing
ing service at $3.50 a, m. Superintendent
Beckley requestsall the school to be pres
ent at the special opening service. YOUNG
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

"A man fell with his horse on
Alamo plaza block yesterday and
was seriously injured. His name
could not be learned by the police
EARLY morning car for the Hot
Wells leaves Travis park 6 a. m. 2 1t
"A german will probably be
given the graduates OF the public
high school.
Mrs. Walker, an inmate of the
city hospital, was transferred to
the county hospital yesterday.
Citizens Railway open ito Hot
Wells and asylum. Sc 1t
The Young Women's Christian
Temperance union have a fine
bazaar on Houston street in the
University block today, which will
continue tonight.
From Government hill through
cars to Hot Wells and asylum. 1t
Jim David, of San Antonio,
was accidentally wounded in the
foot at Campbelltown Wednesday
by his friend, Avant, also of San
Pistol discharged acct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
Lincoln League Club Growing.

hlnCOlh hodSuo NluD NEO"IuSs
The Lincoln League club had a
we'll attended meeting at their
rooms in the Clifford building
last night, and the following new
members were elected:
&C. Cresson, w. B. Randall, c.
l.. Howard, r. H. Russell, r. c.
Hord, Sam Foster, Col. r. M.
Moore, w. E. Easton, Henry
O'Neill, DIR. G. J. Starnes, E. T.
alexander, w. Fl. Ellis, III. c.
Smith, George d. Moses, Dave
Williams, DR.. s. Berg, Mark
O'Brady, H. A. Ellis, Geo. w.
Breckenridge and J. r. Davis.
The delegates selected to attend
the Fort Worth meeting were: f.
H. Terrell, w. S. Messmer, G. q.
Clifford, DIR. Fred Terrell, DIR. G. j.
Starnes, Henry O'Neill, w. H.
Ellis, Louis HUH and Henry Ter
rell.
f. H. Terrell was recommended
as delegate to the Denver conven.
ton, with w. H. Ellis, DIR. G. J
Starnes and DIR. G. G. Clifford, as
alternates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
CITY NEWS,

The drama founded on the
crime Of Austin Brown will be pro-
duced tonight and tomorrow night
at Mutualista hall, on west side Of
Washington Square.
Sim Hart says he has no time
to send us his regular advertise
ment, with advice chow to get
rich," as he has been rushed for re-
served coupons for next Tuesday.
He handled the big winner last
week, and says he intends to do so
this week again. For further par
ticulars see big placards at his box
office, at go Commerce street. 6 1t
The comptroller of the cur
rency has declared a second de-
vidend of 300 upon the approval
claims against the Texas National
bank and the warrants are now
ready for delivery upon presenta.
ton of the receivers, certificates
at the office Of j. l.. S. Hunt, re-
ceiVer.
Capt. Bob Marx, though his
wound has healed, is yet unable to
leave his bed without crutches.
Mrs. Kupfernagel, who moved
into a vacant lot on East Com
merce street last week, has secured
a house on Avenue ID.
"A child of Mr.. Ed F. Rowe
was accidentally knocked down
and run over yesterday afternoon
on Smith street, Third ward, by an
unknown reckless driver.
The firm of Ed Stoves & Sons
offered to pay their taxes in adj
vance to assist the city il neces-
sary.
The Spanish Opera company
will fulfill an engagement in Aus
tin, beginning next week.
Recent rains fell short OF San
Antonio for few miles south.
The opera tomorrow will be
"Chimes Of Normandy" at Grand
opera house.
The monkey in the Menger
court yard bit a man on the hand
today.
"A meeting of the tax payers
clubs will be held at Charley Op.
permann's house on Laredo street
tonight.
&C. J. Thornton, aged % years
died today at Santa Rosa hospital
from consumption.
AT the meeting of the Liquor
Dealers association last night 9
committee was appointed to estab
lish relief fund for members in
the event of illness or other disa
bility.
Arrangements for an amateur
opera, Little Tycoon" are being
made.
AT the meeting Of the Iiquo
dealers last night Mr.. VIC. Smell
advised that the trade SHOULD
have a regular class journal, 70
the expression Of the principle
expounded and rules laid down
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. A. Manning, an insurance ad.
juster, Of Dallas, is at the Menger
A. III. Peel, Of Del Rio, is at the
Menger.
DR.. w. Walter Lindley and
daughter are at the Menger from
Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. w. p. Gilbert, of Waco, sent
out by the Board of Control of the
Endowment rank, X. of P. of Texas,
is in the city. He has established
three endowment branches of the
K. of P. lodges of this city.
Mr.. Max Kaliski will leave about
the last of next month for New
York, to purchase fall and winter
goods for Mr.. l.. Wolfson's man.
moth emporium. 1t is expected
on MaX's return he will take unto
himself most charming bride.
d. Morey, general manager for
Texas for the Star Tobacco COM
pany, is at the Menger from St.
Louis.
G. n. Dilworth, Of Gonzales is at
the Menger.
w. f. Mcdonald, of Galveston,
formerly commercial agent of the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway, San Antonio, is at the
Menger.
w. q. Butler, the stockman of
Kennedy, is at the Mahncke.
J. A. Bonnet, the banker of Eagle
Pass, is in the city, stopping at the
Mahncke.
r. A. Boyle, OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, is in the city, stopping at
the Maverick.
r. A. Matthias, Of the City Of
Mexico, is at the Maverick.
J. A. Hooper and DIR. f. T. Kyle
bert, of Austin, are at the Menger.
Judge l.. P. Williamson, of Inde-
pendence, Mo-, is at the South
ern.
Misses Susie Hutchins and Della
Kennon, of Oakland, Texas, are at
the Southern, on their way to at
tend the Coronal institute COM
mencement at San Marcos.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

The Christian church people invite
their friends to join them in a lawn fete
at the home OF Prof. Daggett, corner
street bridge. Special efforts will be
made to make this a very enjoyable
affair.
Camden street Christian church, Cam
den street. near Madison Square. DR..
Craig has returned from Waco, and will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow at both ser
vices. All the friends of the church are
invited TO be present. at the morning SER
vice, especially. Mr.. Craig has something
of Importance to say. At night the sub
ject will be, The Greatest Religious
Movement of the Day-the Y. p. 5. c. Z. .
Evening service at $50 p. M, promptly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
Georges Side.

Geo. Thompson, who had the
sparring exhibition on Alamo plaza
with Ed Ashley, says to the LIGHT,
az was not the aggressor as to my
face being beautitied, think you
must have meant the other fellow,
as his "phiz" is in a worse fix than
mine. 1 did not know he was the
person who wanted a hack, or |
would not have answered his
summons"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
INQUIRE ABOUT THIS.

Twenty acres of land north Of city, near
city limits. beautiful location; land suit
able for suburban residence, chicken
farm, or cultivation. The location is high.
overlooking the city; this tract can be
bought for one half it's value. Call and see
JOHN II. HAMILTON q Co.,
; 81 st No. l04 East Commerce St.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
HIS HEAD Is LEVEL.


SAN ANTONIO, June LIST, "a.
To the Daily LIGHT, San Antonio, Texas:
The next picture to be published in the
LIGHT, | guess, will be that of Judge
NOOnan.
Judge Noonan has a reputation extend
ing as far as he is known, for his honest,
fearless judgments, rendered with the ut
most impartiality. His Interpretation of
the laws of this state cannot be eXcelled.
In spite of being politically on the I'M
popular ~ side in Texas, he has been re-
Peatedly elected to the judgeship by a
large majority, and without opposition
1t is thought that he would stand up
for the interests of this section, If he was
sent to Congress, and il is sincerely hoped
by every one that he will consent TO let
his name be used as a Congressional can
didate at the next election. Very respect
fully, ALBERT c. JONAS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

peoples meeting at 6 D.. m. This meeting
is largely attended and very interesting
There were few vacant chairs at both
services last Sunday, but the pas tor
hopes To see these filled tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
A Valuable Jewel

Found on Commerce ST., next to San Anto-
Mo National Bank. A visitor here for the
races discovered the JEWEL he was in
search of, at II. Schultze, Jr., the JEWEL
Cook STOVES have fifteen visible points
Of superiority over any stove in this mar
ket today. 5S-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02
OUR PORTRAIT TODAY.

The number of guesses received were
quite numerous today, ranging from con-
stable up to district Judge. John P.
Campbell seems to be quite popular with
the little boys and girls, as his name polls
the largest number of votes among the
guessers. Judge Bryan Callaghan is also
a great favorite, judging from the long
list of persons sending in his name as the
subject of our portrait. Henry Umscheid
and Thad Smith are also favorably men
toned in the list of gueSSerS.
Those who guessed correctly will see
the portrait on our first page today:
THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL GUESS,
reads as follows:
Editor Daily LIGHT:-My guess for
the most popular county official, who is
being much talked about for CongresS) is
Hon. GEO. Fl. NoONAN, Judge 37th Judi
cial District court"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

Miss Mamie Hogan says: II guess John
Campbell, OUR GOOD SHERIFF, as the
most popular official.
Call for picture, John p. will surely
pay for it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

The following "guess" is quite credit
able to one so young, age years:
ENIGMA.
Editor LIGHT, Dear Sir:
My first is in "be,
My second in are
My third in why"
My fourth, seventh, tenth and twelfth
is in "a
Ny fifth is in AN"
My sixth is in "cry,"
My eighth and ninth in well"
My eleventh in house.
My thirteenth and last is in man."
MY whole is the present county Judge,
Bryan Callahan.
LEON GOODMAN, age 7 years
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

Ddlly Ll6hI
Mr.. Thad Smith is the most popular
official in BeXar county. He is also one
OF the most accommodating, of all the Of
ficialS we have In that capacity. He has
q kind look and good word for every
body. He assists who ask for his aid or
advice, and those who follow it are gen.
orally always in the right and prosper in
their undertakings. Thad Smith is one
OF our most enterprizing citizens, and he
Is always in favor OF the prosperity of San
Antonio. GwENDOLINE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

IlITENIN hDA VI.
You can have four pictures.
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Advertisers
&" dvertise in the DAILY LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

This nice little letter will cost "Thad''
a whole set of pictures:
SAN ANTONIO, May 81. "a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-02

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