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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17
Four.Cent Articles.

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
Suspenders Clark's o. \. T. Thread, Children
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire Shoyels,
Toweling, Charm Knives. Mucilage. Sewing Ma.
chine Oil, Scrub Brushes. Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Files, SuspenderS, Pencil Boxes, Calico. Mus
Inns and hundreds OF other articles going at this
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TIlree.Cent Articles.

dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
Safes. Machine Oil Cans. Potato Washers. dozen
Safety Pins. Perfumed Toilet Soap, pair Scis-
sorS. Pint Fnnncls Jelly Plates. Curry Combs l
dozen Shoe Laces. School States BGSting Spoons
5.cent Tablets, Cork Screws, HarmOnlcas, Cake
Turner's, Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Come here for bargains, we will not dtsappoint
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Seyen-Cent Articles.

CoIgate's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs.
uarmonicas, Counter Books, Dress Goods. La
dies ndkerchiefs Mixed Bird Seed White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shears.
AT this popular price we offer many articles
worth double the money.
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S ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Atlantic Tea Co.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow.
Q . . PRICE LIST: Q Q Q

GRADUATED Sugar, % pounds. Isl 90
Rolled Oats. pounds ............. %
Best Gloss Starch, z pounds.......- 20
New Dates, 4 pounds. ............... 20
New Cal. Ev. Peaches, 2 lbs. 20
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
California Prunes, large, per b.. S
Choice Raisins, per pound............ 5
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound....... 5.
Carolina Rice, per pound....-.........
New Lima Beans, per pound ......... 5
New Navy Beans. per pound ......... 8
Good Laundry Soap, ? bars........... 5
Petit John Food, Per Package. II
Gold Dust, Per Package ............... 20
Carpet Tacks, S-ounce box......:..... 1
Clothes Pins, per Dozen.
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ScRoFULA eradicated and all kindred
diseases cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which by its vitalizing and Alternative
effects, makes pure blood.
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Am 1mnortant peclsion.

. ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 16.-The court OF
appeals has decided that foreign cor
poration may buy and sell real estate in
this state. The decision affects S25,-
100000 worth OF property.
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Six-Cent Articles.

:, One set Table Spoons. Blank Books. Purses.
Shifting, Suspenders. Butcher Knives. Decent
Laces. Sleeve Buttons. Decent Embroideries.
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
and it will pay you TO call.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Cloves Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans, Pre-
serve Kettles, BUTCHER Knives. worth Is cents
Glass Dishes, NIlkN Straincrs. Coffee Pots. Flour
Sifters, Suspenders Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
thnn eyer before.
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pngilist slnvin committe1 to JAN.

LONDON, Jan. 16-Franl5. Slayin, tho
pugilist, was to-day committed to Hol.
loway prison for twelve days for debt.
The warrant was suspended for q
month.
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To PRESERVE youthful appearance as
long as possible, it is Indispensable that
the hair should retain its natural color
and fullncss There is no preparation
so effective as Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
prevents badness, and keeps the scalp
clean, cool, and healthy.
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TO r RENT-

Fourteenth and McColloch streets. store
dwelling of seven rooms, bake shop ana STABLE
for $500.
No. 12l Thirty-third street. brick. five rooms
No. 1927 Alley H. frame, five rooms
No. 2S02 Eof street three rooms. first noor.
No. 300 Eoff street, store room
No 95l Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 127 Fourteenth street brick, seven rooms
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
one or two gentlemen.
No. 10G5 Chnpline street, seven rooms
No 80 South Front street, seven rooms and
bath.
No. 65 South Broadway, six rooms
No. 905 Main street, twelve rooms and bath
No. 1927 McColloch street. three rooms
No 2l39 Main street, six rooms.
No IS Thirty-first street, brick
Office rooms in Hubbard Block.
No. a South York street. three rooms
No. 33 Thirty-seye1th street, three rooms
No 1922 Main street. second and third floor 8.
No e. Seventeenth street. four rooms
No. 90 Ohio street, first floor, three rooms.
No 1901 Eotf street, three rooms.
No. Sll9 McCollocn street, three rooms
No. 1900 Chapline street. five rooms.
No. 1922 Eof street. four rooms.
No..2l65 Main street. third floor. rooms.
SiS-roomed frame dwelling at Leatherwood-
Store rooms on South street, in Hearne Tab
eznacle building.
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Ep a Clothing Store, Foot and Shoe
store, n Hat Store, n Dry Goods Store, n
Millinery Store, n Notion Store, II Furnish
ing Goods Store n Hardware md Tinware
store, 4 Tea and Grocery Store-nin @ stores
III one-aI complete under one roof
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Eisht.Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrenches. Whisk Brooms Wash Bowls
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shovels. Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
Envelopes, Spring Balances, Scissors. Blank
Books, Patent Buttons.
Our customers know n good thing when they
see it Join the procession to our store.
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We have the largest department store in the
state 100 to 1905 Main street. 10 TO 81 Tenth
street. and 1901 10 10O7 Market street. Eisyer
entrances-take your choice. bargains In every
department.
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6olIF g z a Mt
No 1877 MARKET STREET N q,
Telephone sec.
e Q r s AJ,H-


lots. at S1T5 each 1ualdon, two co--
>, mouse of six rooms and ~, 'tAoe
4%entleth street. 6; 010 - AAdl4, .Chapline no-
conSitIoIo1 OF s ~ rooms, Eighteenth,
bonSs Sf OF six rooms, brick. wifi. eooo
third and TSsaT,, Eof street. betJreleosu F-roomed
House ~ Soeny-iourth streets, "a en- Twenty
Wheeling. $50. rooms Charles G street coa.
ing. 81 .2Cl Hs' Lind street. Fact m,
wh Wheel f8gsi Il S houses on Main
House of fo1r rooms ~. Sentre5
stIaet OF six rooms brick Zee street 81
~, Sentre Wheeling s. 1n9E 2ox122 feet STsT:
NJ east end Fourteenth ~. = t 14a1n
ing. 81 ,5d9 I'VE rooms, Woods stre s.09
Tires se 6 90 -four rooms, EIghtcentb Aset-
House of Il, rec q0GSten street street sloo
House OF eight T osas. Twelfth stFas;; 90.
go2d condition. ss.7oS Sixteenth stSses
chez sI ioLs. SOx10Oo feet F;l..- IN
HoSse ad nt 500 eaci White & Gala.
street, $50 - rooms 'ls and stable FE,r
onechait. lot X 5se5S View, cheap
ing. 500 -5SSoloch street cs,t1Ese.
city. fiTe 9DIb1;niL properly.
with MI walk fror Two miles from IN.
lots on Caid Troi In provements line, new
Fine farm OF IL 8 run $50 escb Sueep. -
mifA east of The ~ acres on SatinnoI
business proper on easy terms road. nine
c. Saf 4eat ihs be best nannfaetn,in
on Two railroad Ing sites In tbas
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MMCLOTHING.MN

OYERCOAIS records 1is Look ssa5 for 's $ g
$3.50, $500, $u.!5, up to SlO-15.
1t will pay you to look at these goods.
HENS SUITS . s. s. 81 70 g % g 20
goods for less than double the money anywhere
weinvite you to return the same and your money
will be refunded These goods mustgo.
MEMS PARTS ST. GTc sIe gaG 81 To IS up to
the value OF dollar try TO borrow one. II you
want to know how TO save dollar or more look
at our Clothing Department.
BOYS SUITS 9a SSe SC 9sc 81 is, 81 81 up
not last always. You cannot match the prices.
BOYS PANTS ba4g 5e 19 and sons TR9s
present We have all sizes from TO IS at these
prtces
ENS SHOES 81 e. Sc TO o II IS :? just 81 a. a;
well to save money, on Shoes as anything else,
and we are away b"lowth market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St 49, 81 ss 81 Ss
81 81. Our success in the Shoe line is probably
So many IS because they don't last on
but people will have them.
CHILDRBHS SHOES &c. i9f Sc &c a6 pc 4 4if S Ss
gains.
MEMS and Boys Hats &C. g. lg np 20 49,? s. 5e of 3
fine SILK Hat, which usually sells at $3.50.
16Q 5 SllflS Shirts we lead the tra de- ~
Millinery and Ribbons & ili In PFieSS ON
save you lots OF money. Miss Agnes Clarity will
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will do you good and will not overchErge
you nors sell you old styles.
Undouun,u Undershirts and Drawers at 25c
Uuu6f Null SIC. SOC. 4Sc, Csc up. We are al
ways below the market on these goods. as well
rs everything else.
Bed Comforts aud Blankets so ssG Is Is 9 ae
We have just received a job lot OF these goods at
prices that will surprise you
Ladies' COFSetS at2ac, s9c, 4sc up,
UnbFallaS at sc. eec, SIC up.
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NVOW is THE TIME TO. SECURE a

NTOW IS THE TIME TO. SECURE a
IN HOME! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots are situated near Tiltonyille Ohio,
the beautiful residence of Mr.. VIM. II. Robin
sou. and within five minutes walk of the depotS
grounds are beautifully located, being between
ten and fifteen feet above the flood OF 1881, and
possesses natural advantages, second to none in
the vicinity OF Wheeling. There has just been
completed one of the finest PotterleS in the val
ley, employing 100 men, and with other build
ings under construction. proves this TO be the
coming place These lots will be sold on ten QOl
years time with small cash payment and will
be free from interest and taxes until paid Tor.
For further information apply to Il. H. HOW
ELL, Agent. bridgeport. Ohio. del5
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branch stores at steubsnviIle. BelIaire. New
ParkeTsburg and the "Cyclone,,.as
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Lace Curtains at SOC, &C. SIC up
Groceries q lbs G5apqlatsd sugar ;o for 81 co.
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Ginger and
Baking Powder. all going ii sc per pound, or 3
pounds for 3 cents
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Fon health aud happiness. the boon
of all mankind. take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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Elcctric Bttters.

Barbour'slinen thread sc. julius Jacobs.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

all genuine bargains and lower
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-07

there as a steady, painStakiug, inteIli-
gent boy, the position did not suit him.
He wanted TO become a lawyer,
and in lS12 he went to Washington. d. c,
where be entered the Office Of his uncle,
George W. PaSchal, as student. He was
admitted to the bar in Washington, D. C q,
and four years later. in 1876, he returned
to his home in San Antonio and formed a
COpartnrrShip with John r. Mason. a
lawyer OF high ability from Virginia. who
was afteTward elected "a county judge of
BoXar county. In 1873 he was married to
Miss Emma NaSCOm, of Houston, and
they returned to San Antonio to live. He
secured a fine practice in his profession
and soon entered politics, being always
a Republican and a Staunch worker and
supporter OF the party and its principles.
Shortly after his marriage he be-
gan active work in local politics
and stood for the Office OF County
Judge. He was defeated by the late
Judge Feli& Smith. In 1882 he was APP
pointed United States Commissioner for
this district and held the Office with great
credit for two years. In 1885 he again
consented to nave his name placed on the
ticket for office I'D was elected to the
office of prosecuting attorney for the 37th
district. He was four times elected to
this Office and could have held II longer,
had he so desired. He was the best prose-
cutting attorney the district had ever had
and made a statewide reputation as a
fearless aud fearful prosecutor and
States advocate, his very name being a
terror to all evil-doers, and his record
of convictions being one of the largest in
the annals OF courts of law.
10 1893 he yielded to the entreatles of
his friends, when Mayor Callaghan re-
signed as mayor Of the city Of San Anto-
MO, and consented TO become a candidate.
He had for his opponent Capt. Phillip
Shardein, who is now our popular re-
corder, and although the fight was a
noble one, be was elected over his popular
opponent by a handsome majority and
has since then administered the affairs OF
the city with a master hand, inaugural
ing a great many improvements and many
radical reforms.
At the time of his death he was a mem
beS of the Executive committee OF the Re-
publican party of the 18th CongreSsion-
al district. Had not Judge Noonan
accepted the nomination recently
rendered him for Congress, Mayor Pas
chal would have undoubtedly been the
choice Of the party IN this district to rep
resent them.
His home was devoid Of children Of his
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weakened frame could not revive. all
elasticity being consumed.
The patient bore the suffering brave'v
and during the cessation Of the attacks
would occasionally peak a few woros or
give asmile to some one of The group
bending over him or standing in the
room. His last remarks were directed TO
Mr.. Lewis, when that gentleman and
Mi. kehOe had arrived. Mr.. Lewis adj
vanCed and DR. Frank Pa,chal said:
GEORGE. here is Nat
Mayor PaschaI looked Up and said in a
MALT audible tome: "lIOw KIND Of YOU
Mr.. Lewis asked him:
Are you suffering any row.. GEORGE"
II am 50, fairly we'll" the sick man re-
piled, and then he lapsed into another at
tried to speak again. but hs
mess ge was %inaudibIe. Soon he breathed
a little easier and then the death blow
fell from the unseen reaper and all that
was in life a stay and sOlace to a happy
family and a happy, proud city, had left
this earth forever.
While the death of Mayor Paschal was
not unexpected to his physicians and few
intimate friends, 1t came like a thunder
bolt 10 the citizens, who had thought he
was improving. He had been taken III
August 8. the day after the sewer bond
election Tor whose success he had IabOred
50 faithfully and indefatigaoly. He had
been by no means a well man
for the past three or four
years, the attacks Of rheumatism, and
what was afterward diagnosed by one of
his physicians Two years ago as Bright's
disease, coming upon him at intervals of
a month or so, gradually increasing the
number of attacks until he was scarcely
well at all and a little Overwork, in his Off
cial capacity, would invariably cause him
days of illness thereafter. His incesSant
e~leCtiOneeriIg and study of the sewer
bond matter was only the last finishing
touch Of death, for he was a marked man
ever since he invested the mayors
Office. His efforts on the sewer bond
matter, together with his very
hard work in attending to municipal af-
fairs before this matter came up. weak
ened him until his strength finally left
him. HIS indOmitable will sustained him
TO the last, however, and it was only uu
to the last few days that he gave up cour.
age at all.
During his illness Drs. CuppIes, Pas.
chal, Hadra, Shropshire and Kingsley
were with him. but Drs. Paschal ard Cup.
pies were his attending physicians. They
| worked faithfully and we'll, so faithfully
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-07

own, but he had adopted his niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Miss Huppertz, as his
son and daughter.
He was a cousin of Hon. ThoS. Paschal,
United States Congressman, n also a
cousin of Emmett Paschal, now Of Aus
tin. His sisters were Mrs. Archer and
Mrs. HupDertz, othideceased, and of his
brothers. Ernest, GuStaVe and Frank, the
latter is the sole survivor.
His moJher died in 1869, his father in
1888.
All the relatives who are absent have
been notified of his death and all will, no
doubt, arrive in time to attend the funeral.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the residence, The pail
bearers are as follows:
Honorary Pail Bearers-Judge Geo. H.
NCOnan, Judge w. W. King, VIM. Aubrey,
Judge c. w. Ogden, Judge John James,
John A. Green, Sr.
Active Pail Bearers-James Y. Digno-
witty, Nat Lewis. DR.. B. +. Kingsley,
Capt. w. D. DruSe, w. c. RObardS, Ed
ward K. Norton, A. Levy and Peter
Shields.
Judge c.. w. Ogden and VIM. Aubrey
will deliver OratiOnS at the grave.
A large number of stores and business
houses have been draped in mourning. in
Guiding JOske Bros, The Light, Wolf
sons and so forth.
The City hall tower flag is at half mast
and all the balconies have been draDed.
The recorders court has adjourned un-
I'll next Monday, only jail cases being
tried today.
Triumph Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of
which the deceased was a member, has
draped Castle Hall, Reuter- building,
with its flag at half mast.
Deceased was a member OF the Masonic
fraternity and was also a member OF the
Legion of Honor Lodge.
Deceased was also a member OF the San
Antonio Jockey club.
Deceased was a member OF the First
Presbyterian church.
All the city offices were closed today
and will remain closed until after the
funeral. Every department door is draped
in mourning.
All colored organizations and all Mexi-
can societies will be represented at the
funeral.
The Republican Leagues and a detail
of the fire department and the police will
also attend.
Mayor Paschal, about ten days ago,
called his brother to him and when told
of his critical condition, told him he had
made his will.
Mexican Benevolent society, in session
last night. adjourned as soon as the news
reached them.
A company of twenty little girls and
twenty little bows. will represent the pub
lie schools in the procession.
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SHOT.
George Barnes, an Ice Man, Was
Wounded Last Night.

A man named George Barnes, an en-
ploye of the Crystal Ice factory, was
mysteriously wounded late last night by
being shot in the left breast by a pistol
bullet, somewhere on South Presa or
Garden streets. He came to the city with
a cOlOred mar whom he engaged to come
with him on horseback. He says a negro
man shot him from ambush, but would
not say who the negro was.
His bloody shirt was found this morn
ing early by Officer Frank Dawson, in
front of 1925 Sou tn Presa street. 1t was
wrong side out and showed a mass of
blood around a badly powder burned big
hole.
The police think he meditated suicide
and shot himself. His wound is not Seri-
Gus as the bullet glanced on u rib and
came out near his shoulder.
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SAN ANTONIO MOURNS
MAYOR PASCHAL'S DEATH.
The End Came Peacefully.
A TERRIBLE SHOCK TO RELATIVES
AND FRIENDS.
Citizens Generally Are Grief Stricken
Aud Feel the Loss of Their
Chief Executive Keenly.

San Antonio suffered a terrible loss last
night in the death of its Chief Executive,
Mayor Geo. Paschal.
Death came'at 9:4S o'clock. with Mrs.
Paschal, her mother, Mrs. Vascom, his
sister, Mrs. H. L. Benson, DR.. Frank
Paschal, his brother, Miss Huppertz and
Geo. Huppertz, his niece and nephew,
Mrs. Merchant, Rev. G. Q. A. Rose and
Mr.. Nat Lewis.
Death came easily and quietly to him.
and he appeared conscious almost 10 the
very last.
For several days death has been how
ering over our mayor, though in the past
two days a noticeable improvement had
become apparent and the daily bulletins
the mayors physicians, DrS. PaSchal and
Geo. Cupples, Sr., had sent out were nor
hopeful and led the many friends of the
patient TO believe that tue worst would
be tided over. Such bulletin was pub
lished yesterday and was very reaSsuring
and caused great happiness to all.
However, a change for the worse APP
peared yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock and he began failing rapidly. COu-
rierS to all his intimate friends summon
ing them TO his bedside were sent. The
relatives and members Of his family were
all notified TO expect the worst and hap.
PLY all were at his bedside. Mr.. Nat
Lewis and Fire Chief Kehoe, of whom
Mayor PaSchal had the deepest feeling of
friendship, were among those summoned.
During the long hours Of the watchers
by his bedside everything was done to re.
lieve his pain The paroXySms of torture
would come On every few moments and
gradually increased in number until the
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Buy Your Horse

Tomorrow at auction from Wood
ward & Briggs, 10 a. m. 81 1t
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indeed, that DR.. Cupples had to retire for
needed rest yesterday afternoon, and
DR.. Il. f. Kingsley was called
TO take his place. Immediately
after death came DR.. Frank PaSchal was
taken home, overw5rked, and overcome
with his bereavement of a brother and a
life long ally and friend.
The kind and holy offices of a true and
consistent nan of God were fortunately
at hand at the death bed. The prayers
of the Rev. G. Q. A. Rose will have hear
ing at the Judgment Throne as the new
soul enters, If any minister's duplication
will be heard, as the men OF the cloth
teach MS. He was a friend and warm adj
mirer OF the. deceased, and together they
had more than once worked in admins
tering the public and private charity to
the poor Of our city aud also needy ones
of surrounding counties.
After the death chamber was left, Mr..
Nat Lewis came out of the house and in-
formed the waiting group of the Mayors
friends in the yard. that the Mayor was
dead. The news fell heavily and all was
silence. Sadly the mourners went their
way telling their friends in hushed, re-
gretful voices. TIE telephone announced
to the police headquarters and the news
then flashed over every part OF the city
and by 70 o'clock last night, the tele-
graphic service Of the country had an
nOunced IL 10 every city where a Dig
daily paper was published.
Undertaken Shelly, of Sheern & Bur
nett, was summoned to attend the remains
and perform the last offices of mortality.
The remains were embalmed and will lie
In state at the family residence. No. 3O5
West Cypress street, until tomorrow.
HIS BIOGRAPHY.
Mayor PaSchal was born in San Anto- |
Mo, July p, 1S4S, and was therefore 46
of age at the time Of his death,
he was thought to be much
His father was Frank Paschal, |
4 merchant then in business on the east
side OF Main plaza His bOyhood
spent in San Antonio, as
ne was first sent to a priv
tie school then under the charge of a
Rev. Mr.. Fish. He attended this school |
when but years of age, aud later was |
In ST. Mary'S Catholic college. At |
he age Of II years he went with his |
ather on a com mercial trip into Mexico, !
where they remained three years.
He had acquired in this city a good
Command of the Spanish language. which
le perfected during his stay in Mexico. |
spending a few months in San Antonio, |
,e soon left,in his 18th year. for Fort Nc
\avitt, since abandoned by the govern
Ient where he clerKed for the post SUIT
er. While winning golden opinions
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The Advance Agent Arrives.

The first advance agent of the season
has made his appearance in the Alamo
Civ in the person of Mr.. J. &. Detcher,
who represents Nellie McHeDry. Mr..
Detcher has Just arrived from New Or
leans. where Miss McHenry opened the
season. and says the company has met
with great success thus far. The show,
he says. is better than ever and will be
first to introduce the famous Living Pic
lures in San Antonio, that are at pres
ent the rage of the north and east.