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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-26

CONTEMPORARIES DU BARRY.
The grandest work of art ever
presented to the American public,
F. Thevenot's masterpiece. A prize
winner Of the Paris Salon OF 1882.
Valued at 100000. Reproduction
of the luxury Of the seventeenth
century. 1923 If
The Young Women's Christian
Temperance union will have
meeting and debate this evening
at Trinity NJ. f. church.
Show cases at Paul Wagner's.
Hammocks at Paul Wagner's.
Crouuet sets at Paul Wagner's.
Bird cages at Paul Wagner's.
Swings at Paul Wagner's.
Flower pots at Paul Wagner's.
Alarm clocks $l00 at Paul Wag-
ner's.
Parlor clocks $3.50 at Paul Wag-
ner's.
Pocket watches, stem winder, at
$l.75 at Paul Wagner's. 3 % st
Mrs. Minnie Bobo, who spent a
year in San Antonio for the benefit
Of her health, died yesterday in
Lyon, Miss.
Easter cards at Mic. Tengg's.
Madame La Roux, the famous
trance medium, has arrived; con.
sultation rooms at 127 f. Houston
street. 3 IA I'm
Repairing packing and shipping at NJ.
Beck'S, SOB E. Houston st. free delivery.
3 IA IT
Rose Davis, a colored damsel,
was arrested by Deputy Constable
Peterson yesterday afternoon for
using some hard words toward
Carrie Campbell, also colored, Oh
Monterey street.
Will be pleased to show our
friends the new style Gents tan
Russia, Yankee Congress, plain toe.
SULLIVAN SHOE Co. If
Our "Trilby" button Oxford is
selling at sight.
3 l6 If SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-26
CHICAGO PALACE

Cleaning and Dying company, 4Ol
f. Houston st. Cleaning ard rpro.
waiting Of carpets, portier- and lace
curtains a speciality. Delicate fat
RIGS, gloves and feather> cleaned
and made new. All work guaran-
teed. 3 s I'm
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THE SEASON IS ON US.

J. Lobert is now displaying the m)St
complete line of wooens for spring and
summer in the city. Have your suit ana
garments made at home. Fit, workman
ship and trimmings guaranteed. West
side Commerce street bridge. 3 II #
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CHINESE REsTAUR ANT AND OR
DER HOUSE

Board by dav or week at special rates
at 1l9 SOledad street. opp. court house
Private dining room for ladies.
3 IA I'm Tom LEE, Proprietor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-26

The Flowers That Bloom in Spring.
BOSTON, March 26.-The spring
exhibition of the Massachusetts
Horticultural society opens today
to run forty-three days. Many
prizes will be awarded for the best
display.
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TWO CAR LOADS
Wall Paper,

w uII uI'VIf
All new patterns,
Very low price,
at Paul Wagner's.
Rooms papered from 500 up.
3 % st
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ono 1 E H'' opsisisn.
The new Matt Surface Photo
graphs at Paris d Rothwell. 80 I'm
-Schiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
1t cures Incipient Consumption. 1t is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose,
25 cts. so cts, and 500. Sold by f. Kali
teyer 81 Son and G. SchasSe, druggists,
San Antonio, Texas.
"A bicycle was stolen from the
sidewalk in front Of Roach's bicycle
store on Commerce street last
night. R. E. Wheeler also lost one
from in front of the Y. NJ. G. A.
building on Losoya street.
-Frommer & Treahey,
Bookbinders,
80 w. Commerce st. Upstairs.
II If
Easter cards at Mic. Tengg's.
Cameron wants to mend or oil
your harness, Ave. d., OPP. p. o.
SO I'm
M. Beck the East Houston st. furnt-
ture dealer can sell you the best furni-
tune in the city. for the lowest price.
give us a call SOB E. Houston st, IA If
For 500 you can buy silver
wa.ch with Elgin and Waltham
movement. Emerson q Co. 3 10 If
Save % per cent. on the dollar and
buy your baby carriages at M. Beck's, SOB
T.. Houston street. IA II
--Easter cards at Mic. Tengg's.
Call and get our prices. Emer-
son & Co., 122 Soledad st. 3l1 If
Photographs finished on the
new enamel surface. Paris & Roth
well. 80 I'm
Our new-style ladies' $3.50 Ok
fords, tan or black, are right up to
date. SULLIVAN SHOE Co. tt
San Antonio Scientific society
held an interesting meeting last
night. Mr.. l.. G. Schultz, of the
United States Coast and Geodetic
survey, presented very interest
ing paper on earth Currents"
Mr.. VIM. Corner, of San Antonio,
presented an instructive paper on
''Beads." Mr.. A. II. w. Norton, at
next meeting, will read paper on
the "House Sparrow"
Our new style $3.50 Oxfords
are the acme Of perfection.
3 IL If SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Emerson & Co. is the place to
go for bargains in watches and dia-
monds. 31l If
Have Cameron make or mend
your tops, dashes, cushions, etc.
SO I'm
Baby carriages from 50 90 to $500 on
the nStallment plan at M. Bpck'S, r.
Houston street. IA u
Save money by buying your
Watch at Emerson & Co.'s. 3 IL tt
Sewer work began on Oakland
street yesterday.
There will be more flowers on
San JacintO day, April Dist, than
there will be in June, for the Flower
Battle. The deficiency will be
made up with pretty paper flowers,
it is anticipated.
Ladies' gents and childrens'
low quarters, newest lasts and pat
terms, arriving daily at SULLIVAN
SHOE Co. leading shoe dealers. If
Clocks Oak, Walnut, Nick
ell, Enameled Iron-Emerson & Co.
3 II If
Our finest finished photographs
$500 per doZ. Paris q Rothwell.
80 I'm
Otto Blumenthal "the Jewel
Ter" is now located at 322 Commerce
street, where he will be glad to well
come his old friends and customers.
Repairing a speciality. 3 % I'm
Our $500 Oxfords are up to the
$3.50 standard.
3 Is If SULLIVAN SHOE co.
For the fashionable young men,
pur new tan razor toe Oxfords; for
he older men our new plain toe
Russia OXfords. See them.
l6 tt SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
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Shooting Tournament at Rockford

oHOOIIHB AOUI V1V OF
ROCKFORD, Ill, March 26.-The
Rockford Gun club will have a
tournament for live birds here to-
day and tomorrow. A large num-
Der of crack shots from all over
the country are expected.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS,

DIR. Won KoEHRING, ART.
Uff7ce q res. 229 Garden st. tel. 476, 8 is st
Geo. Clark, 3O2 and 3O4 NacogdocheS
street. Furniture repaired packed,
shipped, moved and stored; first class
work guaranteed. . % Tyr
~~Karl's Clover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate
your Bowels and make your head clear as
4 bell. CSC, SOC. and s1OO. Sold by f
Z alteyer & Son and C. Schasse, druggists
So / Antonio Texas.
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ur. Miles Nerve PIasters sc al audruGGlsus.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-26

Hoods Pills become the favorite cathar
Nc with everyone who tries them. 25c. per box.
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= % BOT
The herald., 1895-01-13
PROFESSIONALS BARRED
COLLEGE, BOYI MUST KILL EACH
OTHER &UW.
Raloo That Enye q 'en Adopted by tn
Convsatioa Of Collage
PrvsIdehts.

CHICAGO, Jsn. ~ The conference Of
college, prssidensa. which dj>urnoa
shortly after l O'clock thia morning,
adopted the following rulea:
Firat-That each college aad nniver~
sity that has not already done 70. ap-
point committee on college athletics,
who ahsli take general supervision OF
ell athletic sport9 and have all rss
sponeibility OF enforcing the rules re-
gsrding athletics and sill intercollegiate
sports.
Secord-No one shall be allowed to
sports unle5s ne be q student doing
fall work ia regular or special oourse
so defined in tho coliogs or university !;
and no person who has participated in
any match game OF any coll ege team
shsll Do permitted 10 participate IS a
man Der of another college team unless
he has been atndent in said college
for period OF elk moa;hs. This rule
shall not apply to those who hare
graduated from one and entered an
other.
Third-Thot no parSon ahAll b. sd
mitted TO any Intercollegiate contea.
who receives any gifts, remuneration
or pay for his seryioos Oh the college
team.
Fourth-AoY student of any institu-
ton who nhall be puysniug ths regular
prescribed course within such inatiiu-
.iou, whether in al advanced class or
oae OF the professional schools, may bo
permitted to play for tho miuI mum
number OF years required 10 occurring
tho profession for which he il @ caDdi-
date.
Fifth-No person who has heen en-.
ployed ior ths purpoee OF train ing any
college team .or ~ contest can be mem
bar Of any team hs has trained, and 40
professional athlete and no person who
has ever bson member OF q probes
sional team ehali play n any intercol-
iegiste contest
Sizth--No student shall play in any
game under an assumed nams.
Seventh No atGdant ehall bs allowed
80 par;iclpat who is ionnd 30 be dslin-
ouant in his a.udl9s.
Eighth-All games shall be played on
grounds owned or under the Immediate
control of one or both colleges parlici-
pating in the conte5t. and ali gsmss
shall be- played under student msnage-
mens Qnd NOS nader the patronage or
control OF companies.
Ninth-'rhs election o. manager and
captain OF teams shall DO euhiscs to The
approval Of the com mittao on athletics
OF the echoo.
Tsnth--ColleSe teams shall engage in
no gamel wish professional taam5 nor
with those representing eo-cGlled sth-
letic clubs.
Elsvcnth-That before an intsrcolle-
yia.e CONTEXT list o! men shall be prs-
sentsd to the others certifying thai all
the numb,r are sasitlsh TO play under
the rules adopted; such certificate shall
DO signed BY thu eacretary or registrar
OF tbs college or uniyarsity. II snali b Q
the duty OF tha captaina TO enforcs these
rutas
The herald., 1895-01-13

OAKLAND, Jan. l2.-Miss Bell Wilson
young Nsw York woman, who Came
from thas ely 70 spend the winter in
California. il seriously i'll et Berkeley es
o result OF the collision ~ Aliamout
tunnel week aeo. She wAs a pesaan-
ger Oh tho express train.and was forced
from her seal to thu floor. She wac
slightly injared about the head and one
shouidar, vat not seriously hurs, and
with other pas songers ohe went forward
from her Car 50 tho wrecsaGe nj the two
engines. There she saw Engineer Hub
bard. no was beld ny timbers sgaiua.
the hos boiler, and che beard his shonts
when hs bsaged this other men to Kill
him. She was unable to continue the
journey next day from Tracy to Berkeley
and went 10 the home Of her suus. Mrs.
James McOovsy. Sinee then she has
becomo seriously i'll from nervous pfos-
sration and har condition IL critical.
The herald., 1895-01-13

T N THE dress goods department you will find old
goods No Old styles During the months Of October,
November and December closed every dollars worth
duction found us in position take advantage of the
big reductions on all classes goods There has been
big reduction and that reduction your favor in the
big dress goods department of this house We have made
loss on dress goods and making the lowest
prices dress goods have sold for In addition
this the cloth department in position sell broadclohs
big reduction We will cut fit and haste capes free for
all who buy their materials here We have done big BUSH
cape cutting and fitting since the advent of capes
two years o. The spring styles in big sleeves will
the wearing capcs another least. We
selling line of dress goods you for soc
and 75c yard This is the prices in the dress
goods department aud for the quality and width they
Incompatible Remnants in silks. veves and wool dress
goods remnant prices.
The February Delineator is sale.
The February patterns sale.
The February fashion sheets are here, free to all.
We closing out all fur capes at big reduction.
We closing out all cloaks at big reduction.
We closing out all capes at big reduction.
Every garment is marked in plain figures and from this
big reduction made Do you know what you doing
When you trade with house that marks their goods
characters and thel claim give reduction? Do you know
that practice in this city take what is called
"dvvy" "divvy' that all above the marked price
is divided between the clerk and the proprietor That
divvy" or in other words, plain steal This sdivvy'
business is carried in this city There is
"dvvy" in this house We protect customers.
The herald., 1895-01-13
LOS ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS 1885

aplsndid condition ana the gro GERS *
psct 70 receive biz ratnsas this yoar.
j. K Sistor has besn reappointed
dsrrty shorif under Nj Barr.
Mr.. and 5irs. F w. Healv are rejolc-
ing over tie advent OF baby boz.
A party composed Of W. S. Wright. L.
@. Torrancs. 6. B. Peat and Walter
Wytsyns left this morning Tor Elsinors
lake on q shooting expedition.
A. M. Nsptune-paid n fne of So IL
Recorder Rossiter's court this morning
for disturbing the peace Of W. d. Ham
NELL.
The four Restaurant man srrensad for
selling beer out OF hours wore up ia the
recorders court this morning A jury
was demanded ia each case and the time
Of trial SCI for Tuesday. tho S6sh. Sc 10
O'Clock. The defendants wer. held 10
bail Of $500 each. which was given.
The herald., 1895-01-13
THU QUEER DISAP7EABAHcES.
What Is the Fate Of Rev. r. d.
BuIley Of Garyanza?
W. W. Gibbons Not Heard From
Since November.
Foul Play Though Oth-r Expia-
nations Nay Arise.

Rev. II. f. Bukay of Garvsnza has
disappeared. Mrs. BuSoy thinka that
he has been ioully dealt with.
Mr.. Bukey 10 gorpel preacher; he
was Methodist minister for 20 years,
but Of late has gone from place TO place
holding hastings in tent, recently
making his headquarters ct Gsrvanza.
He 10 Is years OF aga but 10 far from
feeble. ds married. his present wits in
Septem her last in Dr.. Raed'd church.
Mr. aud MEs. Bukey formerly lived
st the corner OF T9alfsh street and
Genital avenue, but tlisy recently sold
sheir interest n Shis property.
On December l7th Mr.. Buksy left hs
home, saying he was going 60 Los An
gees TO ship his tent to BRkers6sld,
where he inteaded to hold meetings.
A wagon came for the tent snd Mr..
Bukey snid goodbye to mis- vile. eaying
he would be back by 3 O'clock, aud
would bring some groceries that werc
needed. He took tho electric car and
Once then his wiia has not heard from
him or OF him and isars that he mas met
with ioui play.
When he laft homo he had about $40
on his pefaou, the partial gesulls 0. toe
sale If bis interest in the Los AngeleD
property mentioned.
Mfs. Bakey ga thst there 10 no
raseon No isr GO nhe knows for his drop
plug out Of sight. Their relations we're
the hgppiest, aud netting was troubling
him. Shs hsg esaertainsd that the tent
IVES not shipped to Bakefsheld. and is
nov .reins 20 iua tho sxpgssenau who
took tie tent, fopipE thar he may be
nolo 80 throw eGmo light on the matter.
WHERE Is W. =. GIBBONS?
Another equally atrsugs disappear
oace is that Of ". W. Gibbons. who
lived c, SO st. Louis street with his
coreiu. G e. York.
Tbs laRs heard from him was on No
yember l0th, whom he was W Kings
bury. llo then wrote SO Mr.. York tina.
hs would he 10 Ffasuo in 4 week, but
since then not trpes o! him has besn
found.
Mr.. Gihhons was s;nployed by a pat
ens medicine trim and travelled in q
wagon. He attended TO the compGny'g
various agencas, and Uns lisbla TO coils
isct eon9iGerabls money.
Ha WAS - yesra old, 6 feet high, $50
pounda in weight. dark complaxionsd,
and clean faced. His character was be-
yond reprosch. ard the only explanation
thst can be offered 10 that hs il i'll in
some ou:-oi- ibe-way pllce, or thar he
has heon the victim oil as9seainE.
The herald., 1895-01-13

LONDON, Jan. i2.-The Chronicle says
it is bsiieved that the secretary OF state
Tor India has dispatched instruction.
that aio calculated to immensely i'm
prove tee Bed sea pilgrim traffic. which
has been iof years dlegrace to eiyiliz a.
ton on account of tho uasAnitsry ovs r
crowdins oI the stesmsra employed in
the. traGa
The herald., 1895-01-13

JEFFERSON CRY. No.. Jan. 12.-Gov-
arnor Stone has offered reward OF
$4,000 for the arfest OF Nike DaVla. the
murderer who escaped frJm the Pettis
county jail January S5h.
The herald., 1895-01-13

As coon as he makes his ARRANGEMENTS up
moth Is prob bly, til nknI OF whas good
thing II would be u co no down hera aud see
about bnying Il no sie on monthlv paysn en- y
frnna Irngwvrthy. Tao governor is Il sensible
Come upstairs and see Us at 226 S. spring Ill.
Take the raiser
The herald., 1895-01-13

SIR. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. H. Mrs. Fanny
]. Corby. a uoc,eiy lssdor OF this city,
haa sued her husband. Jamol N. Corby.
fnr divorce for deaersion and adultery.
rhe couple wero married in high etyle
ia 1882
The herald., 1895-01-13

Letters for Aid Being Ssnt Out From
J7afglsr.


Letters for Aid Being sens Out From
J7aiglsr.
CHICAGO, jan. 12-possmaatsr Hesing
is now in almost daily receipt OF pathetic
letters from stricken people in
Nebraska asking for aid OF any kind, or
for empioymsnt which will afford them
the msaro OF gaining livelihood. Tho
crops in We1tarn Nsbrasks ware sotsl
failurs, and the dszres O! destitution
there is beyond com pfshsnsion to
one who has not acbaally witnessed it.
Hero is 3 specimen lsltor received yes
terday:
HAIGLER, Neb., Jan. s. 1885.
DEAR LADIES: -N0l knowing sny one
persou. | will first cay ladies. For the
frat time in my life ask for aid. l am
AZ years OF age and have always bson
able TO manage in soms way to clothe
myself and family until new. We have
had two dfouths in cur psrs o! the
country aud ore in worry destitute con-
dition. | ask you to kindly aasist me
By sending anything in the way 81
clothiRg or bed clothes, ehoes or any
thing which you Baay DO pleased to send.
I have nothiug With which to pay you
for yoGr kindaess bnt thanks and my
very weak prayers. feel sure shnt God
will reward yon. las you rs W hom you
may. liys in N ,rthwastern Kaness,
but my nearest railway eintiOa ia uaiy
Ter, Nsb. MRs. II. a. CRABrREe.
The herald., 1895-01-13

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan II DR. II. NJ.
McCasey, late anporinssn lent OF tbs
state insane aaylnm, who has been on
trial here charged with slapping Mrs.
kniberg, thu assistants superintsn dant
has Dsen acquitted. Mrs. Knibsrx and
McCasey bad row aud wnsn bO at
tempted 60 leava.she room shs blocked
the way. lie removed her gently" ns
ons wifnesa put 1t, aud passed out.
Inc coass. which amounted 10 $l00.
were assessed againat Mira kalbsrg.
Russell Eryiu steel goods at Furrey's.
ISL N Spring ct.
The herald., 1895-01-13

NAPLES. Jnn. u. The daughter Of
Sgnor Crispi veg married today in tho
Church OF the Ascsnaion to Prince Ling
Taglnsai.
The herald., 1895-01-13


Ar. anu MFa. W. o "rghV entsr-
'@lheu nannet OF iflenaS ~ ehe.r
nome on NoF'h orange FfoVs sVehue
iaae evening. Progressive "hi"e iuf-
h'shen amusement anu nuca ihts'es'
"as t@Sen IA me pisy' musas ofches"
ira pinyeh curing the evening.
IN 81 iourieeh taries we're occupied
pTlzss bslng won ~ Mfs. Wiiiinma, MiaS
flesants' Df. L. r. Rowe ana sir. nsEi'
liton'
lhoes presaas were; Mr. aud MS
Water "atsyns. Mf. and ME-. van
Feit, MI ana hfa. Nhlse. Af ana Mrs
Metcslle, az. ana Mra. Wotaoroy, mr..
ana AIRS. h@yser M. END Mira Tor
renee. D'. ana Mrs. W. b. $50 "iand. Or.
ana Nfs; T. = Eowand Or. ana Mrs'
~ n -, 49, W. "VS' 1855
raIi pcir Siiddan vis,char G,aonIa,t
The herald., 1895-01-13

Sold th-ou-hovt The world. Price, asc. POTTER
prvc Asp CHEa,. CoAP., Sole Props, Boston.
The herald., 1895-01-13
LATE EVENTS At PASADENA.
Many Musical Entertainments
in Sight.
x aggressive Enehre TIT the Home of
W. 5. Wright.
Vhs Churchss-Coming Coaccrts-Music
at tho Green pefs0u-
ais - Notes.

PASADENA, Jan. l2.--On Thursday
evening next Miss Ne.-ly Stevens, the
pi&niss. g,ves coneers st the III. j.
tabernacle. assisted by the Phiiohsr-
saoEis Choral soeiety, composed OF a
chorus of 50 voices. Yhs Transient and
the EtarnaI will he givsn by tins oocisty
which should hs abls to handle the
ma io in Az admirablo manner with
soch chorus. luarteita consiHting
OF Miss B,osn. M'na Biiiingsr. Dr..
Parker and Mr.. Edwards will randsr a
selscg;ou during the cvsaing,
Mia .5ievsuA il 3 iavorit9 in Pasa-
dens, having m ,da hsr home hare for
come tina. rae philohAsmonic society
10 undar tins direction 0! Prof. q. NJ.
Cole. Nj. L. s. Turner and Mrs. G. nj.
Cole who will play ths accom- oanmeata.
Tho chorus lie composed OF the follow
ing voices:
sopranos w. d. Olapp, Mics
Mr5. IA. E. Blew. Mrs. A. L. Brocg way,
Mrs. Cnicksn, Mrs NJ. A, Hail, Mas
islen EosDss, Miss Irma Bunker, Mrs.
pr. Whippls-M Arsa, Mrs. Hester Grit
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-05
RENENYTS REACH.
4 Packed House Greets the Renowned
Maestro.

The McKeuuou opera house was
packed to the doors last evening, and
an appreciativc and enthusiastic audi
ence greeted Edourd Remenyi, the
famous yioliuist and assisting artists,
Miss Pauline Stein and Mr.. Henry
Eumes
The concert given exceeded the eX-
pectatious,of the most sanguine and II
there was any person present who was
not eutertained-he or she was deaf.
Mr. Henry Eamcs, the pianist,
opened the program with "a stirring
solo. His technique, expression and
execution are par excellent and he
richly deserved the applause and re-
calls accorded him. Miss Pauline Stein,
vocalist was iu good voice and she de
lighted the audience with her rich
melody
Bemenyi's appearance was the signal
for a burst of prolonged applause,
and he could not play enough &c =
isiy the eager audience which IA
swayed aud moved from laughter to
pathos, and from pathos back TO
laughter again by the sweep Of his
magic bow. Remenyi smuingly re-
splnded To- encore after encore and
the dreamy, liquid melody which fol-
lowed his trained touch fairly capti-
waited his audience The Ave Maria
,eusemblo Tor voice, piano and violin
showed the powers of the three
artists 10 excellent advantage.
Tine entertainment was triumph
am success in every particular and
much praise Is due the members OF
the Guthrie musical union for their
uutirug efforts in Sc uring such a
superb attraction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-05
BLOOD MAY FLOW.
recumseh People Make Matters Unpleas

Tecumseh People Make Matters UnpIeas-
ant for Choctaw Grading Outfits.
News reached here from Tecumseh
yesterday that serious trouble is brew
ing near Tecumseh. 1t seems that the
Choctaw railway company ordered it's
grading outfits to begin work on the
Shawnee survey through the Kicka-
poo The Kickapoo is government
land and Secretary Smith has not yet
approved the survey. Saturday Dep
uties Christian and Renfro arrested a
gang of twenty graders for cutting
government timber. a new outfit,
however, went to work. This angered
the people of Tecumseh and it is al
legged that a pitched battle ensued be-
tween the graders and Tecumseh citi-
zens. Marshal Nix received several
kilograms relative to the affair yester-
day, but particulars were meagre 1t
feared If the railroad company con-
tinues grading blood will flow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-05

The many school friends Of Miss
Emma Laws gave her "a very pleasant
surprise saturday afternoon at The
family residence, West Warner BY "a
rusc Miss Eumu was induced Co leave
home for short time and ON her re-
turn was ushcred into the parlors filed
10y her merry young friends Mrs Law~
assisted 10y her charming daughters.
helped 60 make the occasion one Of
unalIoycd delight
The afternoon was passed boo games,
old and new fashioned, music, couvcr
-ufiou, etc
An elegant lunch was served.
The following persons were present:
Misses Caddic and Lizzie Kennedy,
Cora Hunter. Minnie Wells, Myrtle
May. Lizzie McNcal, Annie and Aduie
Carter Ida Smith. Jennie Cameron,
Grace Griffith, Berthe Green, Masters
Walter Whitney, Edwin Miller, Harry
and Waldow Cogle, James Van Meter,
Melville and Sidney Carter, Russei
Jennings Harry Hopkins, Lawrence
Laws and John Thomas.