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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
81 hteS 6 a ptte(.

sSinftern Muaes por lih binbriitenb,
fab Gonrab 8uhroot in einem grDbern
Neitaurant, ableits an einsm 5snlter>
tiI99en. gr bate ben rNrbsitsmarft"
ber 5asesbldtter burdflogsn, nm na9
elmer fir ibn geeigneten Stsllung gu
fuhen = ldherli9sr Wabn! Was bas
prattiihe 2eben, Der &f um bas
tdglihe 8rot, srforberte, bate ct ni9t
gelernt, unb mas ct aslernt, fonnte ct
niht pertpertbsn, tpenn TT niht nod
einiqe Stufen tpeiter abpdrts iteiasn
pollte. Sod iumer bielt i'm iein
@tola por oiefem lebten Shritt, Der
i'm pielIeiht in ben Stau zines Circus
ober auf ben Jehtbooen gefiibrt bate,
auriid, obtpobl lein ganaes 0erm0gsn
nur nod aus elmer tleineu HolIe @slb
beftanb, ettpa fir atpsi oosr brei Wfo=
nate ausreiheno.
Wieber bate ct ni4ts sefunben -
ba ct meber gum portier nod gum
brobiiionsrsiienoen in 2srifsn ooer
giaarren seniigsube Neisung unb On
laae fiihlte nun bldtterte er qeban>
fenlos in ben &silasen, taum nifenb,
ipas lein Muse las. Da blidte linn
pl0blih aus benz NbIab .Jamilienz
nahrIhten aus anbern 3eitungen" iein
eiqener Same entsssen; unter Der guz
brit Nerlobunssn itanb: Jrdulsin Gliz
fabetbBu9robt nit 1errn premierlieu>
ienant @rafen Gmmo Shent gu Mlte=
Freikrrn BON 6obsnitein unb
GGi?... e. las nod einmal, Inn iih
gu bergepifern, baB er iid nidt ge>
tduf4t bate. Wie isltiam es ibn be-
riihrte. bdb Gfnrn, peren @erbinbung
NIT Alsnegs er tets ertpartet, nod frei
mar! st errietb, baB iie ibn nod nkht
ntrgehen, feine 9reuloiistsit nod niht
iibenpunben bate. arne glara! @ie
lit niht tptnigsr als ct, in Der 2iebe
IT ia ni9t Die 9offnunssloiisteit ber
bitterfe @hmer3, ionbern bic grtennts
nib Der untpiirbigtsit bes gsltbten @es
Qtnftanbes. 2iebe obne Mhtung mag
bei fturten. folaen gbarafteren Elm llnz
btng iein, feiner organiiirte, Bel aller
Qeibui9aft CART empfinberbe Nuturen
nanmern fi4 baran felt, ielbft tptnn
n fiiblen, buB an bieier Rlippe ibr
adnaes QebensgIiid i9eitert.
aonrub mar rubie senug geiporben,
bdriiber nuGsubenten. SIN Geift truns
berte er oft bur9 bas freunblide 2ihs
tenauer 4auS. e. fab ben Dbtim 4anbs
rdtb nit bem runaligtn suttn Geii9t,
Ibt lunat Pftift I'M Munbt, feine 3ei<
hmAeu lsitn, Mamu INNER bef@dftist
b Ride uib Gpeifetnmmer sutr1if&
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

tel pirft, ba es auf mid ia ntnt mepr
antommt. Nenne es 2aune, giteltett,
ben Het zines fal1den Stanbesbetpubts
ieins - gsnug, ih tunn bus niht iiberz
tpinben. Man bat mir Stpdr Elm lebr
on1ebnlihes Mmt bei benz MaritaG bes
= nun, eines tleinern regierenoen
sSiirfen ansetragen, bus namentlih nit
Dem in Musitht seitellten baloisen
Enhancement, r1anher mod i'm DtsnIt
befinolife Stabsofficier erfreut an,
nsbnsn tpiiroe; Elm Mgent tpollte mir
cine febr bortbeilbafte @utspahtung
nahpeiIen fotpie ous erforoerliche Ga
pitul 5u einem lddsrlih serinssn Gins
fube por1hieben- pab, bieie Jallsn
tparen benn bod gu plump geiteut, I'm
MIDI su perleiten Sd errietb nit
leid,tsr Miibe, baB iih Baron Nicolai
baourh fir meine eiitige Mitnirfung
in Ieiner GbetomDoie bebanfen ipolIte.
60 babe ih mid oenn na9 9ollanb
aetpanbt, um in be Golpnial=Nrmee
sinautreten. 2aat mir bas Slid tpies
Der Elm tpenig, 10 lit mir eirs Offieier=
fFsIs getpiB unb t4 lam mir 1hlieblih
einbilben, berielbe lieutenant Gonrab
@uhrobt gsblie5en gu fem. ;. Mber,
CLARA! unterbrah er erlhredt ieinen
halb bittern, bal6 er5Dungen luitigen
Son.
Clara mar erbleibenb aufgsIprun>
aen uno bate NIT beioen 9dnoen Gon'
rabs Mrm umfdbt.
Nch Saba? itammelts iie fahunss=
los = ous 1T ber eeipiiIe Sob.
Wdre ct es, i9 sinse biellsiht nod
iuiliser = bod bu iieblt gu lhparo.
DE bortige 3ultdnoe baben ith gsgen
friiber beoeuteno eebei1ert. Sd bin ia
auh ni9t fir i1nmsr sebunbsn. Wenn
niht bort, tpirp bieusiht anoerspo elm
Dlabhsn fir einen fabrenbsn 2anbs>
tneht often lein, unb tebrte id emit nit
einem Stsl5fub ooer einem lesren slerz
mel 3uriid, elm paar Msoaillen auf Der
8ruIt, 10 tann ih audi tpie Der eole
@ieeaut ersdblen: ST baben gebienet
Sr. pdpItliden gilit6eit, Der 8spublit
ct. Marino, Der &ron polsn uno ben
Staaten @eneral Ii. I. m.
Sein er5lpungener Shcrs lieb CLARA
nun aufs neue aufldluh5en. Mls
tpolle iie ibn nit @stpalt fei1eln, um=
faRts lie tbn. Damn plDblih CAB lie
feinenIrm frei uno sing etnige SAritt:
auf unb ab.
Gs tann bein Grnit niht Iein, aonz
rab. Ou liebeit uns ben bittern 8orz
ipurf auriid, bi4 in bic Gerne setrisben
au habsn.
Sbr9
sya mir - bamit ou uns niht lds
itis fdaT, tpie bu porbin lagtsit. Sebe
Minute piirbe i9 bas empfinben, es
miiRts mir bic lsbte 2ebsnsfreube rauz
ben. Ou barfit oas nidt tbun, &onz
rab, tpenn bir meme innsre Rubs nber
mein 2eib nod niAt p0llig glsihgiiltig
getporbsn. Wun14sit bu tpirtlid, etz
mas au unierm Slid beitrasen gu t0nz
men = unb i9 m0hts bieIem Wunihe
10 germ @lauben idsnten =, 10 bleibe
in um1erer Ndbs.
ainitern Blides gu 8oosn itarreno,
audte er nit ben N4ieln.
gtah eirigsn Minuten blisb CLARA
tpieber an isiner Seite ite6en unb frasz
te, bas @eiihthen bon einem freubigen
Shimmer erbellt:
Grinnerit bu bid nod an 5heobor
6abertorn?
Den @obn bes Dottors. Der Bel
meiner Shtpabron als @inidbriger
itaub2 - @etpib, tpie tommit bu auf
i'm?
(Gortiesuns folgt.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

ntrgruno pes Wages, lsntts aper auu
5ugltith bic Mufmsrtianteit bon benz
Miebererfheinen bes ieii Wondten
tobtssiaetsn 8arons Nobert iebr tpes
fentlih ab. Wan begniigte iid, nit
ben Mhfeln 5u suden - pieier oitinois
fhe Gdpitdn mar ME um einen baroden
Gtnfall perlesen geipeien; oas ndhlte
Nal tpirb er, tpie Rarl Der Jiinfte, CUR
prObe iid in ben Sars legsn unb feiers
lihit In Der 5dmiliengruft beilesen la1s
fen. Oamit eins man in Der 6ohs
flutb Der greisniFs ss bate nod
Elm 9lufiebsn srressnoes Duell. Elm
Shsaterifanbal, cine sroBe paraoe,
bic Gntfiibrung elmer bstunnten
Dame Der @sIellihaft uno ein Ddme
pferunfau itattssfunoen - iiber Die
Mnaeleuenbeit bintpeg, ,tpelAe in tleinern
unb ftinern areilen bic lisbe Neug:eroe
nod rnonatslang belhaftigt haben
tpiiroe.
Srobbem brannte Mslitta Der 8pben
untsr ben SSiiBen. sic iehnte iih naa
giniamtsit,ibr tpisbergeponnenes Slid
in boiler Hube gu genieben = uno bod
mar lie es, lpelde suerIt ben Wunih
ausfpra4, Berlin erit gu usrlai1en, ,nads
benz lie &pnrab 9uhrobt periobnt
babe. tporin iis iibrisens nur ibres 9utz
ten etaenem 0erlangen 3uoorfan. Dies
ertpies lih nun als elmer iener Winz
fcbe, tpslhe 1ih leidter ausIprsAsn als
aur Wirflihfsit geItalten lafen. 9ta6s
bem es benz Baron niht pbne Wliihe ge=
lunaen. 8uhrobts gum 5ipeiten Wfule
aetpehislte Wobnung su erTragen.
puroe er bon Der Wirtbin 10 oft nit
benz 8ebeuten, 6err 8udroot lei aus
gssangen, abgepiefen, oaB bic Ib1iht
felbft bsim sr0bten Wobltpollen nidt
mrtannt tpsroen tonnte. Stun ianote
er ibm ben Hins nit elmer tursen grz
flGruna, ME berIelb in feline 9dnoe aez
lanqt lei, unb Der 8itte um eine un<
terrsbuns, pslde iiherlid bic Wieberz
beritelluns oes einltigsn freunoidaftz
lihen Wsrfebrs, bic er eb1tlo lsbhaft
tpiinihe als feline 8emablin, hsrbeifil9=
rem fperDs.
NiAt minber b0fIih, ober tpsit formz
liher anttpprtste 8uhrpot, er iprshe
foipobl fir bic 3uriidsak pss ibm isbr
tbsursn Hinges tpie fir ods ibm ohne
fsin @erbisnlt sntseesngetrugene Wo6lz
ipollen Iein,n psrbinolihIen Oanf aus,
febe iih ubsr leibsr aussn6lidlih niht
in ber Gage, geiellhaftlihe pflittsn
auf iih 81 nebmen.
0erosbens lhrieb Der Baron auriid,
es banble iih bod teinespess um Jorz
msnIafen, ionoern um Elm oertruuliz
DIES, ale Srrtbiner l0isnoes MusIprez
den bon 6srasn gu 9er5sn, pergebens
fiiate Wtelitta einige her5lif bittenoe
Worts binsu - aonrdb CAB feline Intz
mort nehr, mar ME gu 6aafe uno MIR
osnb anbsrspo gu treffen. Wsnn aua
pioeritrebenb uno sogerno tonnten iis
iih bob nitA ldngsr Der ginIidt psrs
fhliebsn, baB tpeitsrss Ordngen ieinen
iebt nod unpsrl0bnlihen GroG lsbislid
psrihdrfen ipuroe. Wlit sinsm lhrifts
lihen 2ebetpobl, ous Suglsih bic 6off>
nung auf elm baloiges uno frD6liheses
Wieoerieben dusorudte, perlieBen lie
Berlin unb reiitsn ben 3uspogeln entz
gesen, tpisber na4 S60nbsrg.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Mittel sesriffen unb lie peripridt ii9
oopon iueit iiber cine balbe Wlillion
pfunb sterling Mebreinnabme. @lei9.
aeitig berdtb bas Yarlament cine neue
Wdbi9feits'8iq fit Srlonb. Dieie
Bin unb bic grb6bune Der Bie,iteuer
3eist, wobin Der enslii9e 9o1e Iduft.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Eugene Nolte, the Segnin
banker, is in the city.
w. P. Gerfers, a sheepman OF
Shavano, is at the Mahncke.
V. H. Blocker, lawyer Of Hondo
City, is at the Mahncke.
J. B. Kennard and wife, OF Con-
zales, are at the Maverick.
T. f. Ulrich, of Little Rock, Ark,
is at the Maverick.
Robert J. Kleberg, a prominent
real estate man Of Corpus Christi,
is at the Mahncke.
M. w. Anderson, of Indepen-
dence, Mo-, is in the city, accom-
panied by his wife and child. They
are stopping at the Menger.
Miss Ethel Hastings Scruggs and
Miss Anna d. Hearne, Of Austin,
arrived in the city this morning
and are guests OF the Menger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
COMPROMISE ON PACIFIC R. R.
Favorable Prospects for a Com
promise Measure Being
Adopted.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. O. The
minority Of the Pacific railroad
committee, which oppose the Reilly
bill, and the members from Cali
fornia who are fighting it, held a
conference yesterday and agreed to
certain amendments to Mr.. Boat
ner's bill for a commission to take
charge of the roads when they de-
fault in interest. The amendments
will be offered by Mr.. Boatner to-
day. They provide that the cap
Italization OF the commission by
purchase shall net exceed the pur-
chase price by more than 10 per
cent. Also that one-third of the
purchase price shall! be paid in
cash down, the remaining two
thirds by so year three per cent
bonds, this being a substitute for
the section allowing the issue Of
similar bonds for the whole
amount. The bill does not embody
the ideas OF the western men, but
they assert that they consider it so
much better than the Reilly bill
that they will vote for it, as it
seems to be the only opposition
plan with a chance of success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
What Caused the Row.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the
course Of explanation to the House,
yesterday Breckenridge challenged
Heard, demanding personal salts
faction. Both Heard and Brecken.
ridge were forced to apologize to
the House. Expulsion proceedings
are unlikely. Apparently the row
was caused by Heard, who was in
charge of the District of Column bia
business, cutting off Breckenridge,
who attempted to address the
House on the Hawaiian resolution,
by demanding the previous ques-
tions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
RAN A RAPID RACE,
But Death Was on His Track, and
Overlook Him at the 80
Mile Post.


New YORK, Feb. 2.-Howell o.
borne Is on the point of death. He
had been confined to his bed in his
home for some time afflicted with
grippe complicated with other
troubles. DR.. Janeway, who was
called to the house in consultation,
told Mr.. Osborne's friends that it
was almost useless to hope for his
recovery. Mr.. Osborne is only sc
years old. He has been one OF the
most discussed men in the city
nearly ever since he came Of age.
He has had an enormous income,
but he has never found it quite
sufficient to satisfy his expensive
tastes. He first became the sub
ject Of gossip through his infatua-
ton for Alice Burville, an English
actress, who appeared here in "Bil-
lie Taylor" He married her, and
the elopement occasioned no end Of
talk. She was bought off by his
father for $4,000 He squandered
enormous sums Of money on other
actresses and finally began to look
higher and worshipped Lillian
Russell, Fay Templeton and others.
He was reported to have married
Miss Russell, at one time. Fay
Templeton seemed to be an ideal
mate for him and he ran off with
her to Paris. Young Osborne has
led a rapid life in New York, and
has host Of friends, though he has
been wild.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
More Malta Conspiracy.

ST. LOUIS, Feb "A special to
the Republic from New Orleans
says: "Vincento Tortorichi, one of
the men charged with the recent
mysterious assassination in this
city, Of Antonio Chiese, wealthy
Italian from Chicago, which as
sassination was supposed to be
connected with the Malta, has been
arrested in Plaquemine, La. The
police say that they have unra-
yelled all the mysteries Of the as
sassination and promise an inter-
esting story of conspiracy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
SUICIDED IN CHURUH.

Found Dying IN the Church of the
Epiphany a Woman of Means.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-It was :
o'clock last evening when two
woman In the church Of the
Epiphany on Second avenue, this
city, heard the sound Of a body
falling, followed by groans and
gasps from a confessional box in
the southeast corner OF the church.
One woman summoned the assist
ant sexton who hurried into the
church and opening the confess
sonal found lying in a heap with
blood flowing from her right wrist
and throat the almost lifeless
body OF young woman. A doctor
was summoned and pronounced
the woman's case hopeless and in
20 minutes she was dead. In a
pool of blood in the confessional
was found an old fashioned razor,
With this she had almost severed
one OF her hands and her throat
had been cut from ear to ear.
There were no services going on at
the time. An examination OF the
woman was made and in clothing
was found a pocket book contain
ing 10 cents and letter revealing
her identity. On the envelope was
written, 81 am Catherine Morrison
Of l79 East l0Sth street"
At the church it was denied that
the woman had committed suicide
within the edifice and there was
an evident attempt on the part OF
those connected with the case to
conceal the facts. At the address
given in the letter it was found
that the woman had boarded for
six years with George Powers, an
express man and his family. Mrs.
Powers took charge Of the body.
She said Miss Morrison was re-
ligious enthusiast and of indepen-
dent means. She was was worth
$4,000 and was a friend OF hers
from childhood. Her father died
when she was a child. She knew
of no trouble which would have led
the young woman to commit sui
eide.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Hawaii Holds Her Own.

AUCKLAND, Feb. 2.-The steamer
Arawa from San Francisco, Janu-
airy II, via Honolulu January 10,
brings advices to the effect
that the leaders Of the insur-
rection near Honolulu were being
tried by court martial. Three of
the accused pleaded guilty Of trea-
son. The ex-Queen has been ar
rested for completely with the in
surgents. Martial law was main
tanned when the Arawa left.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
WaISKEY TRUST ROW.
Stockholders Receiver Ordered to
Blow up the Vault or Get the
Books at ANY Cost.

0SNAS oS al SOeb'
PEORIA, Feb. 2.-Federal Clerk
Sloan sent back to Chicago all the
papers in the whiskey trust re-
ownership and has received an
order for filing, providing that the
present receivership refrain from
doing anything whatever with the
property and assets Of the trust,
other than indispensable for the
preservation Of same and setting
the hearing upon the petition for
removal OF receivers for February
2. The order also gives any stock
holders access to the books and
papers of the trust for inspection
by themselves or counsel.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Developments
in the whisky trust case yesterday
were sensational. Nathan Bejur,
acting for the Hartshorne Stock
holders committee, went to Peoria
with experts and an order from
Judge Grosscup, for examination
Of the company's books. Bejur
wired back that the books were in
a vault and the only man having
the combination was out Of town.
He was Immediately ordered to Sc.
cure the books at any cost, even by
using dynamite.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
That Canal Bill Is In.

WASHINGTON, Fee }. 2-Represen-
tative Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, has
introduced bill Incorporating the
Maritime Canal company Of North
America, and to authorize the con-
struction OF navigable canals
through the United States between
the great Lakes, the st. Lawrence
river and the tidewater in the Hud-
son river. The capital stock is to
be SlO.0OO00O.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
CHE 9utly 5t9ht.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1895
BOB HAS NO BoBs LEFT.
Fitz Has Spent all That he Has
Pounded Out of the Ring Since
Coming to America.

New YORK, Feb. Bob Fitz-
simmons is reported to be in a bad
way financially, but any one ia
miliar with his career in this coun-
try will not be surprised. Fitzsim-
mons has won nearly $4,000 in
purses since he came from Austria
liza where he worked in a black
smith shop. This does not include
some $4,000 owed him by a New
Orleans syndicate on the Hall
fight. Nor does it take in the
money he made in limited round
competition fights throughout the
country. All of this is gone and
the long.armed, hard-punching
antipodean is, aside from his eX-
pensive wardrobe and no end of eX-
perience, little better off than when
he Ian led at the Code Gate. Fitz
left for Syracuse last night, where
his trial for manslaughter growing
out OF the death of Con RiOrdan
was called Monday. The third in
stallment of $1,000 Sin the main
stake Of the big match is due but
has not been put up for the reason
that Phil J. Dryer, the final stake
holder, Is in Florida for the winter.
FitZsimmons has been busy man
for several days and made no bones
OF his business. He has been hunt
ing up hacker and If he found one
he did not say anything about 1T.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
A Tennessean Honored.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2.-Hon.
John M. Dickinson, nominated to
be assistant attorney general Of the
United States, is prominent
lawyer Of this city, aged Al, a great
grandson Of Felix Grundy. the IA
nous senator from Tennessee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
WEI-HAI-WEI FALLING.
City Not Captured, Some For's Lef'
Others Fallen Cowardly Chinese
Beheaded.

Others Fallen Cowardly Chinese
Beheaded.
CHE Foo, Feb. 1.-The western
forts of Wei-Hai- were taken
by the Japanese on Wednes-
day, despite good resistance. One
Japanese gunboat was sunk, a shell
bursting in the magazine, and one
of the Chinese forts blew up, caus-
ing great mortality.
The eastern forts were lombard
ed by the japanese cruisers Nam
iwi, Okitsushima and Katsura,
their fire dismounting several
guns, but neither the eastern forts
nor the city Of Wei-Hei- were
captured.
The authorities Of Che Foo seize
and behead runaway Chinese SOL
diers from Wei Hal Wei.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
A New Indiana Railroad.

Brazil, Ind, Feb. 1.-The In
diana Midland's branch line from
Waveland to this place is ANNOUNCE
ed to open tomorrow. The line is
ITO miles long and runs from the
centre OF the gas belt into Indiana's
coal territory.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Would not Endorse Cleveland.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. "A
meeting Of business men, called to
consider the financial situation,
was largely attended. A resolu-
ton was adopted asking Congress
to take immediate action looking
to the financial relief Of the coun-
try. A proposed endorsement Of
President Cleveland's plan as out
lined in his message was voted
down.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
The Bookbinders' Reunion.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-The book
binders reunion will be held at the
Lexington Avenue opera house to-
night. There is a long list of
speakers. William b. Hyde, Of
Washington, general president,
will be present. All men and
women engaged in the printed and
blank book lines have been invited
to the meeting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02

TAMATAVE, Madagascar, Feb. ,.
The Hovas commenced bonn bard
ing Tamatave, occupied by the
French, but the fire from the
French cruiser and the land bat
terles soon silenced the Hovas'
guns
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
B. & O Express Train Wrecked.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 1.-The B.
& o. express was wrecked at Wood
vile this morning. None of the
passengers were injured. Ed. Rob-
inson, freight brakeman, was badly
hurt. The express jumped the
track and collidcd with a freight
on the siding.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Sudden Fatal Insanity.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Feb. 2.-Police
Officer Patrick Deveroux shot
Captain Maurice d. Fenton fatally
at the police station this morning,
and then killed himself, Dew
eroux became insane suddenly and
committed the deed Unexpectedly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Recognizing His Services.

LowEsTOFT, Feb. 1.-The mayor
of this town has opened fund to
be given to the captain of the fish
ing smack Wild Flower, as testi-
mOnial for his rescue of the sur
Vivors of the Elbe disaster.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
A Glove Contest in Texas.

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 1.-The
glove contest between William
Layton and Thomas Doyle is
scheduled for tonight. Layton
agrees to knock out Doyle in TWEEN
ty rounds. The stake is $3.50. The
police may interfere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
A National Office Gons.

WASHINGTON, Feb. News has
been received here on the death at
Selma, Ala, OF Col. Nathaniel o. H.
r. Dawson, prominent Alabama
lawyer and United States commits
sioner a."education from 1886 to
1890
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Women at the Forms.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 2,-Louis-
vile women will edit and have
full control of the Courier-Journal
on March p, the anniversary Of
the founding of the Children's
Free HOSPITAL,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Official Inquiry Into the Elbe.

BREMEN, Feb. 1.-The official
inquiry into the laundering of the
Elbe will probably be held in this
city. The charts show that at the
place where the Elbe went down
the water is 126 feet deep.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
German Republicans to Organize

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The German
American Republicans meet to-
night to effect a permanent organ
ization for the purpose OF taking
part in the spring elections. All
the German-American Republican
clubs will be consolidated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Peace Ordered by the Powers

SHANGHAI, Feb. 2.-It is reliably
stated that the British, French and
Russian ministers at Toxic and
Pekin have received instructions
to advise Japan and China to ar
range peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02

Rev. J. w. Daniel, the superin-
tendent OF missions of San Antonio
association, will preach at the Sun
set Baptist church tomorrow at IL
a. M, and at 1880 p. m. at Flores
street Baptist church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Christian Endeavor Birthday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Christian
Endeavor anniversary services will
be held tomorrow all over the
country. Programs Of deep inter-
est have been arranged for this
city. Reports from other cities in
dictate like enthusiasm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
Japan Will Vote the War Funds.

YOKOHOMA, Feb. Am official
dispatch received here gives par
ticulars OF the capture Of Wei-Hai
Wei by the Japanese. The second
army and fleet attacked Wei-Hai-
Wei on the morning Of Wednes-
day last and by evening all the
land forts were captured. The
Island forts are still resisting but
the Japanese have obtained COM
mand of the east and west entran-
ces Of the bay. The house Of re-
representatives. yesterday unsni-
mously resolved to concur in the
war expenses irrespective Of time
or of amount.