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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
COURT NE VS..
THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT

THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Mary f. Brady and Thomas F. Brady.
appellants, VS. II b. and w. b. Sinner,
executors of Emma Schiner, deceased,
ct al. apprIIeeS.
Mrs. p. Weyrich VS.. H. Schulze, Jr.,
damages: defendants plea in abatement
oveTruled.
E. Reynolds, guardian of the Bar
nard minors, vs.. Z. Nelson ct al, debt:
plaintiff given leave to file supplemental
petition.
E. A Allen vs. the Galveston. Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway company,
damages; defendant given leave to file
second amended answer.
John XadiCh VS.. C. +. Guenther. debt;
defendants demurrer to plaintiffs petit
ton Overruled and defendant excepted.
This case is on trial before jury.
Will Morris. charged with assault to
murder. entered into recOgnizanCe in the
sum OF 500 with e.. +. Scharfenburg and
Ed FrObOeSe as SuretieS.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The San Antonio Brewing association
V. Mrs. Mary Halamuda eL ais, par,-
ton: j l.. Camp appointed guardian ad
Item for minors.
H. J. farrell vs.. Edward RiSche. dam
ages: defendants general demurrer over
ruled and judgment for plaintiff for S?5.
NEW SUITS FILED.
VIM. Cameron * Co. vs.. George Man
dry. on promiSeory note.
Henry EImandOrf ct al. vs.. j. II. ClaS-
sen. on contract.
". Z. Buckman vs. II. H Franks, on
prOmiSSOry note and foreclosure.
TnuS. GOggan 4; Bro. vs.. 7. Is. Sale, on
prOmiSSOry note and 20 foreclO>e lien.
Thns. e. Cyan & Bro. vs. otto BfSeIer.
or NJ IN "a.
The City of san Antonio vs. Nelson
MaCkey ct al. TO fnraclOSo tax lien.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the county clerk:
AdOlDh Tanphe add Annie Alig.
E. gene Dittmar and Annie Lawrence.
REAL ESTATE.
The following real estate transfers have
teen recorded since last report:
j. W. LannOn to Albert Walter, lots 3d.
II and l.. block 3, subdivision of original
citv lot POS: S125
Antonio MOntaIVO and wife TO Rosa r.
d LeaI. tract Of land sixteen miles west
Of San Antr MO: 800
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate of the NOIpert mixers, motion
for new trial continued.
Estate Of 'ha = +. Xi"gIer, decea. e / ,
the a min Strator,' Cha les SchreiLer, re-
moved Tor urglgrI Ce.
ESta'e of 5. NJ. Ellis, deceased, report
Of sales made rejected and the admins
r, or ordered to resell at private sale for
ca \.
E tate of Peter Pauly, deceased, final
account OF administrator examined,
found correct and approved and the ad-
miniStratOr discharged.
Hermann Breuslng, Notary Public
Pension certificates adjusted. Many
years Of experience have made ne fami.
liar with the work. VOlmachten nact
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Stole a Saddle.

Pat Anderson was arrested by
Detective Mcneil last night,
charged with stealing a saddle be-
longing to Frank Brown. He was
arraigned before Justice DevIne
this morning and his case referred
to the grand jury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
New Telephone Company.

In the little town of Victoria, Tex, the
monthly telephone rental is $3.50 per
month. In San Antonio It is $500 per
month. There is project now on foot to
organize ano' her telephone company in
this city, which will give its patrons a
service of So 80 for residences and $500
for business houses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
AN UNUSUAL SIGHT.

The beautiful and puzzling fly
ing lady continues to attract
crowds at the Illusion Exhibition
on f. Houston street. 3 27 ii
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Tho Daily light.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH y, 1899
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were registered
at the various hotels this morning:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
HARDWARE

Stoves, Enameled Ware, Iron, Nails,
Paints, Agricultural Implements and
House Furnishing Goods. Lowest
prices for best quality goods
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27

The date Of the mass meeting
called at Convention hall, has
been changed from Friday to to-
morrow,night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Postponement.

The Unitarian reception, announced to
take place at Mrs. Schasse's residence,
tomorrow afternoon, has been postponed
on account Of the death Of relative OF
Mrs. SChaSSe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
LIGHT FLASHES.

DR.. James Kene1y has relo-
Gated in san Antonio, for the prac-
tice OF medicine.
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tit etnem feten gfetler sle&, TN getsIet gu etnem
serrhtteten pber hberretsten @erpenipfem. @as 1T
bas 9OcS Der @erpbieu2 @ubetoie @date unb quail
poue Sage. GewbbnItd Ietbcn fe aud an @erbau=
unssbei6psrben unb unsenhsenbem Grias ber perz
brau&ten 86rpermaterte. SIN ben metiten 8duen inb
fpsar auf bas rnperm6sen bes Sbrpers, BITE betben
lestsenanuten 8untttDnen sebDrts gu erfaaen, aue
SpmptOme BON 0erpOfitdt surhd gu fhbren. SOfet'
ter's Masenbtters 1T bas bepdbrtefte Mtttel sesen
@erpniItdt. Dpspepfe unb Ni&tperspertbuns Der Sc.
bessIetben gaterenletben, 9ittoHtdt, @erfppfun> !,
@beumattsmus uub Maiarta. Sptate unb stftise
9rosuen, welGe bas 3erruttete Nerpenipfem NOD
mehr f4wdGen, beIfen nur porhbersebenb, nm befp
hbIere ga&wirtunsen 30 btnterlaGen. Das Bttters
f6pd@t ntt, cnbern frdftist unb beruhist BITE Rers
zen, tnbem e8 BITE Tunfticnen ber Srsane resuItrt
unb beie tdrtt. I'm bieieH 3wef au erfhaen, mue
e8 reseImdbte tn beftmmten D0ien seuOmnen werben.
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Or. prices Cream Bafine pomoer
9as boatommenite. has gemadbt tpirA.
Olus Gtornorh !,

= Nus Starsarb in pommern
mirb gei6rieben: 8ei ben lebten
9erbiiiibungen berungliidte Der Riirals
fer 9elm tom Bommeri1en &tiralfers
&egiment &0nisin go. 2 babur9, baB
er beim Nebmen elmer 9irbe In eine
BON einem anberen &iirailier berlorene
mnb i'm @rbreib fteden gebliebeRe 9an3e
fiel. Sie 2anse bur6fpieBte Yferb
'unb &eiter, 10 baB bieiem bic GpiBe
nod gegen 4 3oll melt gum 3tden be.
rausiab. Wfit aller 8orf9t mar benz
8erungiiidten bic 2anae berausgesogeu
unb er fofort in drstli6e 8eban6luug
genommen tporben. Die 9eilune &C.
lang 10 gut, baB Der Wtanu
iebt bet bem biefigen poitamte als De.
pei9enbote bei6dftist III.
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M., in ponmeru auf 252, So unb 12s
&c., In 5dIeiien auf 276. SO unb 12s
M., in WeppreuBen anf 224, 48 uni
100 &c., in SnpreuBen auf 234, A
unb 81 SO. unb In poien aaf 21O, Al
unb 80 %.
Man fbreibt aus Wln6en !:
Der S9riftiteaer Or. panis3a, ber
far3li9 tpegen @ottesldferung unb
8ei@impfung fir9li9er @inri9tungen.
in ieinem Drama rDas 2iebesconcil"
au einem sSabr @efdnaniB (nidbt 3u9ts
baus, tpie es erit bieB y berurtbeiIt unb
tpege1 Glu9tper6a9ts fofort berbaftet
wurbe. lit auf NnDrbnuug bes 9taats=
anmaltS biS our @rlebigung Der bon
pani33a gegeu bas StrafmaB eingslegs
ten &eoifion aus ber 6aft entlafen
porben eegea 6imterlegung BON 80.s
900 Wart.
= Sn ge3uS auf bic @erii6te bon
elmer @efGbrOung 6es Weiterbefebens
Der nnioerIitdt Sena idreibt bic rWeis
mo iI6e 3ts.": Sa ben Iebten @o=
den tau9te Der YreHe bereinaelt
Die yta1rl9t anf, oaB oas Jortbefes
pen Der untoern'dt Sena gefdbr0et tel.
9a fb bas beunrubigenbe @erd6t
INNER peiter berbreitet unb H9 baran
eine iippige Mptbenbilbung iiber Ders
hanolnngen nit ben tbllrtngtf9en Gtrs
ftentbtimern unb anbere tpesen grbal=
tung ber uniperfitdt geplante MaBnahz
men 0il19lteBt, baber mtr an iultdnbts
ger Stele @rtunotgungen eiE9c3ogen
unb tonne1 auf 8runD 0erfelben bers
tt6ern, bob bic ftttan3lelle Sage Der
unloerntdt all trgeno mel9en Seiorgz
ntl1en tetnerlet NnlaB 9tebt baB bic
borban0ene1t Wftttel nlHt nur altr Bes
frteDigun9 aller berediigten 9Dtnibe
ausrel1en, 1oH0ern QUO nod Die Nn'
lammlung etnes Helerpefonbs ermbgs
lteben uno bag Der yortbsfanb ber alts
ebrwarsleen YEegeitdtte Der Toribung
uno 1etfesbilouitg ttamentlt9 au9
ourb ben ttetgen0en ertrag Der in bem
leBten SaDr3e1nt ben bo9beratgen
Jreunben ber Wihenfdaft errt9teten
beoenten0en Stiftungen out abfebbare
3elt, teosafals auf bic 3ebens3ett Der
teslgen @enerattoil 9elt9ert 1T.
Sm oem ielteaen Utter bon lO8
Sabrett oerl9teo TN Oorfe gBintert bel
SeHtlitg IN gapsrn o'e AustragSbdues
rsn Anna Wf. ytaller. sic erfreute
tt@ tiocD big BOZ tllr3er 3ett fol9er tbr.
peril9er Nnftgtett. Dap he gr6Btens
tDetiS bag 0ansDelen belorgen tnnnte.
IN Der pfarret Sburmat1nsbang Hars
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In 1000 Patente auf 4a.
DECENTRALIZATION n ober nit berIel,
ben tn birefter 0erbtnbuns itebeni
ftnb bon benz Patentamte In Waibtne
ton ausseitellt iporben.
Die T6btun9 BON freie,
T88eln 1T fiir3li9 bur9 einen ST,
laB bes 0onooner @ountbratbs inner
balb oeS Btermeilenun,treties Der Rie
ienita6t perboten uorben.
Cine G9ulttn6erfette po,
800 Metlen &dnee ipiirbe man erhalten,
tpenr ltd bte ,t,tter Der Botmdbigfetl
Der 0ouboner S9ulbeb0rbe ifebenbet
atnber auf elmer Qinie bic Qanbe reid.
ten.
Dte 3ur @rbaltung bel
prote tanttf9en 9tr9en bic,
fes Qanbes ben6tbtste Summe mirb 3t
mebr als einem Drittel bur1 bie Ser.
mittelun9 unb bte arbeit bon 8rauer
aufsebra6t.
Ger Wertb etmeS Gders
@runbet9entbums 8 on Der are,t.
aune bon 9laiiau unb 2ibertD 9treeti
tn Stem 0orf betrdst, luenn uiatt ben
lesten Berfauf als MaBitab nimn,t.
Sc, 900, 900.
G9tsebn Der 9ie ben.
Spra1en ipri6t unb i6reibl
4rofeiior Mar Maller In Orforb fife
benb; auberbem fennt ct nod etne be-
trd9tlide Inaabl anberer, uenn aud
iDeniger griinOlid.
Ger Sultan Der Iitrfei If
BON 6em Grfols Der 8or3ellanfabrif,
bic er Dor einiser 3eit In feineu
Yalait In &onftantinopel erridten lieB,
entjiidt. Gr 1T eiu GROCER 0erebrel
Der feramiiden Sunit.
3u m &ir9enbelud bnrd
matertelle Semitic ermunteri
ber aaplun Der Bethel MiHions aupell'
in ct. Souls, Mo., arme 3eute. gBe,
cine Stunbe lang am Sonntas Mbent
bent @ottesoieuit beiwobnt, befoumi
SanSwi6es uno 9affee.
Wli Senterwai9en unit
Z 2biirflinfenputen erndbrt ii6,
gum sroBten 9beil, benn feline fleint
| Veniion reidt ba3u nidt aus, bel
Merifo @eteran William Deemel
in 8etblebem, go., pelder ieinel
,3eit bel ebapultepec babur6, bab er BIZ
Grploiion elmer Puloermtne berbiitete,
tauienb Wleniden bas 9ebeu serettel
bat.
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|WOLFSON'S
Toe mieoriee 4reiie ,perbem iebes 9epartenent u
5erren Sleiber 0Naare,t.

Sei9te elegante 9erren 6outfer
Worfeb Nnsige, bhbfG angefertist,
bra9ten friber $12, iebt 81 $7.49.
Seine f9mar5e unD blane 0errelss
@bepiots Mnaiige 3u $1,000.
Derren Mlpaca &0de gu $1.00 unb
aufrdrts.
6erren Moboir unb giciIien Sod
unb Weite1 gu $3.50 unb oufmdrts.
0erren 8albriggan Mnahge, uertb
Is Gents, at so Gents.
0erren GaHep Negligee 0embeH,
&ragen unb Wani@etten, ou 40 @ts.
0erren Gancp, nit 5piben beiebte
Jtabtbemben, 3u 40 Gents.
6erren neiBe sefdunte Sai@eus
tii6er, 3 fur rs Gents.
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Gin redt beaehrensweribes u,

= Gin redt begebrensmeribes Qmt
ideint ber Stirsermeiiers Yofen in
Beelib bel potsbaM 3u iein. Die
Stelle lit neu gu befeBen, uhb es iinb
nun bel bem StabtperorbuetenuorIteber
ni6t weniser ala 10l 8eperbun9sge-
fuAe eingegangen, Inter ben Ses
tperbern liHn allein 26 Yiiresrmeifer,
monaco bic 8erdnberuussluit ober bic
pStellenloiisteit" aud unter bieien
Stabtsemaltigen aiemli9 aroB au lein
i9eint. Gerner baben fb um bas
Mmt beDorben: II 5tabtiefret6re,
6 9auptleute a. o., 2 premierIieutes
nantS, 2 Stubenten (iur.). 2 9ebrer,
l profeffor. l Maior a. 8, l &itts
meifter q. g., poitiefretdr. l 2ieutes
nont q. .. Der beutfhafritaniiben
S6uBtruppe unb enblid ein-@en.
BARN aus SreuenbrieBen. Ser dltefe
biefer 101 8eperber III 53 Sabre, ber
iiingfe 26 Sabre alt.
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fir jeoen Qbaler rO0 Gents
8eripptes l1nter5emg
fir 9amem nmb @inber.

@eripptes 2eib6en ftir 9amen, 81
@tS. inb aufpdrts.
@eripptes 2eib9en fir Damen
(2isle), Is @ts. unb aufmdrts.
@erippte 8einflei6er fiir Damen, au
IS @ents unb aufmdrts.
4ermellofe 2eib6en far ainber, gu
5 Gents.
@srippte gsintleiOer fiir aiuber, gu
20 Gents.
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&pffer ltttb @eiietai6ett .

Wer bieien CONNER eime &eiie be-
abf9ttgt, Dirb fid fiir unferen groben
Worratb BON aoffern tnb @eiietai9en
irtereffiren. Softer BON 81. so big $40;
0anbtai9en bon $1.00 aufndrts.
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Scr @ertf, eines ssedets

Der Snpalt eines padets fur Is
Gents bon Simmons "Liver Regula=
tor" beilt gar nande Migrdne. Sc lit
eine WobIibat fir aae 5rauen. vgs
bat mid bauerab BON Misrdae sebeilt. :"
g. g. Morris. Brownsville. %. So.
Wtan nebme e6 troden auf Der 3unge
ooer bereite eiMen 3bee bGraus.
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0lnsiiae fiir &mabe,t.

Wer ipirb fein Ginb drmIi1 seflei,
bet geben lafen, menn man einen gut
paifenoen @aiimir s'Nn3us gu $3.50
6is $500 faufen fanns
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gum 9auie fetnes S6masers an;us
seben, aus eeiien 9eidtuns bic Sbiiiie
du fommeu i6ienen.
(GDrtfetuus foIgf).
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geibettitDffe.

@roBartige preiS @rniebrigung In
Seioenifo ifoffen bon "a @ts. bis so @ts.
bic Oarb.
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Settbedet.
Yradtbolle ueiBe 8ettoeden. Special=
8erfanf.

Cine Nustuabl BON Marfeilles STU.
fter. bolle @r6Be, gu 50 @tS., SO gts.,
$l.1S unb $1.22. Man perfume
nibt, biefen Norratb 81 befi6tigen.
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9@D,te 8abes2 2l1t5iige.

Sunfelblauer Glaneu nit meiber
gorte befebt, 3u $3.50. 9iefelben fiir
Mdb9en un6 &inber, su $500.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsaasRetumas @lsaailIe nah 9iblom.
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Srinft Suilanb'S Sfaifee !; ieben
Gag frii6 gebrannt.
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Seinfleiber fir 6erreis
3n 81, $3.50 nnb So, gut paifsnb unb
pDrshgli@e 6toffe.
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@eiB : @aarett.
9as gfettfte nno Bette mas 3a baben lit,
anf unieren Serfaufstiiden.
Sleiberftpffe.
ytadtebenb iinb ,,Sauregnrten3eit"
Vreiie. Ser &orratb mirb niGt Iange
balten, fDmnt 0arniit baI6iqif.

1alltH, tDaIttt 1dflldt bdl1t9H.
3836aiges MlbatroB. ~. AS gts.
40 abaigss gang tuollene8 Serse45 '
Sang tpollene franabfi6e gbals
lies, frhber so unb IS @ts. ). 40 y
Sommer 9enrietta, 40 3oa,
lDertb Is GtS. so
e6waraen Crepe, gan3 Woue,
40 SOL brett. rs
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Gin int 91tmse flatternSes 8latt

(Bortfetuus foIgt).
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
WORK IN THE HOUSE.
The Prison at Fort Leavenworth-The Cur
rency Bill.

Inc frlsOn at f0rt i-eavenWOrth-The Cur~
rency Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-The first bust
ness called in the house to-day was a
resolution from the committee on rules
authorizing the appropriation COM
mittee to insert a clause in the
sundry service bill authorizing the
transfer Of the military prison at
Fort Leavrnworth, Kan, from the war
department to the department Of
justice. Opposition was maize by Mr..
Frederick, of Kansas, who asserted
that the question had been before the
military committee and contended that
the house was entitled to a report on
the proposed change for which he saw
no reason. After some further deb1teI
the resolution was adopted-l56 to l29
The DEBATE on the currency bill De-
ing resumed, Mr.. Beltzhoover, of Penn
sylvania, gave notice of an amend
ment, proposing section to enable the
secretary of the treasury to fund the
treasury notes which may remain
in circulation after August /, 1875,
issued under the acts of February rs,
1865, July II, ls69, March 3, 1868, and July
IA, 1890, by issuing bonds to the amount
not exceeding $500, 100000, redeemable
at the pleasure of the United States
after five years, payable twenty-five
years from date, with interest at per
cent, payable semi-annually in gold.
Mr.. Sibley, of Pennsylvania, then be-
gan his address against the bill.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
NEW YORK's COMMERCE.
1t Embraces More Than Half the oreign
Trade OF This Country.

II Embraces More Than Half the oreign
Trade OF This Country.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The fortieth an
nual report of the chamber of COM
merce of New York shows that the for
eign commerce of the port of New
York is more than half the total of all
ports of the United States. For the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1894, foreign
merchandise, including coin and bull
lion, imported at New York, amounted
to 1888, S35, sos; the total at all ports
of the United States was $780,
730,29S. Domestic merchandise, includ-
ing coin and bullion, exported from
New York, Sij2, ga, 96S; from all ports
In the United States, S972, 76l, 376. Ex-
cess of foreign imports over domestic
exports at the port of New York, $751;
49O,679; excess of domestic exports
over foreign imports at all ports OF
the United States, s232. 3ll,Os Total
foreign commerce, ls93-94, New York,
e96l, 3ls, 1871; United States, 81, 760, $780,
1871; total foreign commerce, 1928,
New York, 81, OS4, BIS, 4O5; United States,
81, 1907, S5l, 49, Decrease at the port of
New York. s73,O47, O1S; decrease at all
ports of the United States, Sl47, 55i, 72l.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
OVERWHELMED BY SNOW.
Several Villages In France Swept Away
Some Fatalities.

Several Villages in France Swept Away
Some Fatalities.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-In addition to the
avalanche at 0rlu, in the canton of AK
les Thermes, Pyrenees, on Saturday
last, there has been a similar accident
at Bazerques, in the canton of AK.
This second avalan ne killed three per-
sons and seriously injured three
others.
In addition, numbers of small hamlets
been overwhelmed by snow and ava
lanches, and many houses have been
swept away in the mountain districts
of the southwest of France. The in
habitants were generally warned in
time and escaped, but there have been
several fatalities in addition to those
already recorded.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
sUPERsTITIOUs employees.
They Believe Widows Appeal to Heaven
for Vengeance on Railroad Was Heard.

They Believe Widows Appeal to Heaven
for Vengeance on Railroad Was Heard.
SEDALIA, No., Jan. 9.-The last seri-
Gus wreck on the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railway, which occurred at Gale,
l. T., few days ago and resulted in
$4,000 damages to the company, is the
eleventh wreck that has occurred with.
in 4 mile of that point in the past few
years. As the story runs among the
employees of the company, ten years
ago widow, whose premises join the
track, had her only COW killed by .
train, and for some reason or other the
railroad company refused or failed to
satisfy her claim. Then she called
down the vengeance of the Almighty
to redress her wrongs, and while the
widows prayer is not on record, the
accidents are.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
Stole Twenty-nine Hundred Rlprs

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-William Mall
walked into the Vernon avenue police
station this morning and, with tears in
his eyes, said that he wanted to give
himself up, as he had been stealing
from his employer, j. Z. Woods, a jew
eler, for eight years. He said that no
had stolen one ring a day for eight
years, or in all about 1900 rings. After
Mall had told his story he was held UNI
til Mr.. Woods was sent for. The lat
ter expressed the greatest surprise at
Malls confession, and said that he had
always had the greatest confidence IN
him
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

c j. Carver has contracted with
the board Of county commissioners to
prosecute the Anderson Gray case in
the supreme court or wherever it may
be in court again for 5000 and to pay
all his expenses and also for all assist
ant attorneys he may require.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
MIssOUKrs MINERAL STATUS.
The Director OF the State Geological Survey
Files His Annual Report.

The Director OF the State Geological Survey
Files His Annual Report.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 9.-Charles
Keys, director of the state geological
survey, has sent to Gov. Stone his BIZ
ennial report. This states that in order
to show the natural resources of the
state it is imperatively necessary to
continue the survey. Two years
ago the state appropriated s4O,-
900, but this sum will not be
necessary for the next two years. It
is also set forth that among the states
of the Mississippi valley Missouri ranks
first in the value of mineral products.
The report recommends an early ex-
animation of all useful minerals as
well as building materials.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
A Small Row Aot De,d.

PLEAsANToS, Kan, Jan. 9.-Yester-
day evening Carl Hendrix, aged 9 years
and Fred holland, aged IL, instead of
going home from school went on the
creek and began firing off a 22-caliber
revolver They had discharged all of the
loads except one and were scufiing
to see who would discharge it when
the pistol was fred and Hendrix killed
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10
AN ELECTRIC HOME.
Jarvis Edison Moves Into His Strictly Mod
ern Dwelling.

WI 's' s<NSeH HsOfNo INV LIS EhsNoy %'1-
ern Dwelling.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-Jarvis Edison, q
manufacturer, has just moved into his
new uptown residence. The structure
cost $1,000. In the basement is a
double engine, such as are found in
ocean going steamers. This will gen.
crate electricity, which will be used
for heating and Illuminating the
house. Electricity will do the
cooking in the kitchen, which is
on top of the house. The engine
will also operate refrigerating or cold
air system, which in the summer will
extend all over the house. Electric
bells, electric dumb walters, an cleo
trio passenger elevator and electric
ventilating fans are among the novel;
ties provided. The roof of the house
will be arranged as summer garden
and Will be illuminated during the sea-
son
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

W. $. Warner, county superintend-
ent elect. has recommended W. ].
Lingenfelter and j. j. Booth as
associate examiners. The recon
mendation will come before the new
board of county commissioners for
annroyal
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

Brakeman Henry Brinkmire has
returned from KiOwa with a bride.
He was married at that place on
December 81. The happy parties will
reside in this city and be at home to
all their friends.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

The Sumner National Bank chose
the following persons as a board of
directors last night:-Dr. S. W. Spit
Ter, c. F. Luening, Z. A. Gam6rill.
Paul Wetzel, n. W. Morris and C. d.
Benton. Other officers will be elected
in few DAYS.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

The best an1dyne and expectorant
for the cure Of coughs and colds, and
all throat, lung and bronchial trou-
bles, is undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry
PectOral, the only specific for colds
and coughs admitted on exhibition at
the Chicago Worlds Fair.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-10

Several Belle PLANE lecture course
patrons got their dates mixed" and
came down last Saturday evening to
attend a lecture. They were here
but the lecture did not materialize.
They haven't been here since.