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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
CIVILIZED INDIANS.
Report Of The Board Of Commissioners
Published.
SURPRISING STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Court and Legislative Bodies Corrupt
Schools rrimitlve-C I'm
punished They SAY.

WAHusGToN, Feb. 12.--Socrotary
Hoko Smith today niaie public the
twenly-iixlh annual report Of the
Board OF Indian Commlssionore. re
gsrding The purchase OF supplies for
the Indians, the report says prices
were surprisingly low. Last spring
the contract business was divided be-
tween New York aud Chicago. The
commissioners cannot res that any.
thing was gained by this arrangement
aud say the division Of the work
Involves Considerable Increase Of
expense.
"rhe graphic picture drawn by
Senator Dawes, OF tue sal stAte Of
affairs In tails Territory, occupied and
owned by the nrst civiliZeu tribes,
was" the report says, $50 many new
revelation. Those Indians have 30
often been held up us models Of civil.
cation, conducting wise fcli-goveru.
ment, supporting their own schools
aud court u JuttiCo aud enjoying all
tue comforts Of homo lie, that 10 was
burprlaing to hear that courts aud legis.
lauve bodies are corrupt; that tbs putt
lie school system IA primitive aud IN
efficient; that tho lands belonging 10 the
whole people by treaty rights are, b a
large eKtont, absorbed by a few enter
priaing half breeds that have gained
complete control and pay no attention
20 the welfare Of the great msj1fity OF
the people; that crime goes uupunishet,
and that the white people VINO have
settled in the Territory have no pro.
lection. But all this has long buen a
familiar story 10 u. We hAyo re-
Ieatedly called attention TO the DO.
plorgblu facts"
The suggestion ~ made that Congress
exercise rs sovereign right aud take
control Of anaiTs there. Tue commits
sioners say tue policy of alltt ng laulH
Ia severalty IL working well aud that
under II individual indians arc slowly
learning Lessons OF independence anu
selt.rcliance, but legislation Is recon-
mended 10 prevent sale OF int0XicRnts
10 these Indians, and to reimburse tho
slatts for revenues lost through these
lands being nOI -iuNuble. Education
Is reported as having steadily improved
among tho Indians, and IN closlng, the
commissioners recommend application
Of the civil service law to this indians.
FortJ.nye Years In the PSnitsntinry.
FORT SMITH, Arb, Feb. l2,-Bill
Cook, the outlaw, was sentenced today
A. q. -
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Removes wrinkles and all traces
of age. 1t feeds through the
pores and builds up the fatty
membranes aud wasted tissues,
nourishes the shriveled and
shrunlSen skin, tones and inyig-
crates the nerves and muscles,
enriches the impoverished blood
vessels, aud supplies youth and
elasticity TO the action Of the
skin. rs perfect.
Beware Of substitutes and
counterleits. Yalc's Original
Skin Food, price Sl.5O and SO.
Atull drug stores.
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PANS, Feb. l2-The directors OF
the CUmpagulo Generate Trangatlan-
tique have adopted vets Of cOngraiu'
lAliOuB - Captain DauIelon Of tue La
Gsscogup. In addIt on they nave d.
cided 10 give him gold metal Ia
recognition vi the sAiliui manner Ia
wnion lie handled his vessel on her
I4at "trip 10 New York.
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the oAPrGIS REWARDED.

women Kiss Him and tho Company
Gives uim u Medal.
NEW YuRl, Feb. l2.-It was 1880
O'Clock when the big black hull OF the
La Gascogna ran Alongside the end Of
hsr pier. The crowd gave three wild
cheers ana began rushing to gotRs near
her as they could.
II was Just 1889 when the first pas.
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AnRAmAn LINcOLN.
Tribute Go the Memory OF the Mar
tgred President

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.--HenTy waiter.
son Delivered an Budfess tonight on
Abraham Lincoln before Lincoln
Council Of the National Union. The
speaker paid an eloquent tribute 10 the
commanding powers OF Lincoln and o
tho breadth nud literally VI his ua'
lure.
Speaking cf the famous Hampton
Reads conference, when Mr. Lincoln
met the Agoots oil tho Coufudumoy &c.
garliug terms on which peace could
10 arranged, Mt. WailcTsDu said!
"Mr. Lincoln hai inlimAtei that
payment fJT tue slaves was not outside
rus possible agreement tot reunion aud
anu peace. 1 am not going to tell any
tales out Ui school. AN not nero Tor
controversy. but when VIZ are dead
anu gone, toe private memorabilia Of
tnUaB VINO knew what terms were
really offered the CUutedursUy-wlth
iu ninety days OF It's total coliapsU-will
snow tlat IA the individual Judgment
Of all VI them, tlu vision 10 the stu
alton said 'AucgI t."
Mt. WAttufsJn concluded ns follows:
"BUTn ~ lOwly ns the son VI Odd, iu
a h0yul, VI what ancestry wo know
not anu caro- not, reared In puuury,
squalgr, with no CLEAN Of iignt Or FAIR
surroundings; witnou. external grace,
actual ct acquired, without name OF
lame OF III 'lal trainiugjit was reserved
Tor this strange being, lsts IN life, ~ be
gngtCAud fgUm Ubsuuflty, raised 10 hu'
pTUmo command al "A supreme mOmout
aud entrusted with the destiny VI the
nation.
"Whero did Shakespeare get his
goniui2 Where uid Mozart RET bis
muster WHAT hand BmOte tie lyfe Ot
Ino Scottish plOwmau anu tid tue life
VI tue German pflesg Ggu, God, and
COD alone, anu 10 surely 40 theBY were
raiae1 up by God, inspired by God was
Abraham LiuOOiu, ana THOUSAND
years hence no story, no tragedy, no
epic poem viii DO nilod with greater
wonder or be followed by mankind
with deeper feeling than that which
tells OF his life aud death"
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America, aud have usod and taken auy amount
q patent medicines, bot AN failed 20 even 70.
love or check the trouble
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WIN M'KINLEY MAs ID ~.

ALBANY, n. y, Feb. H. The
dinner Of the Unconditional Kepubl.
can club Of this city tonight, IA honor
OF tbs birthday " Abraham Lincoln,
was an event Of large Importance, Uu.
cause it brought together such a mum.
Der Of distinguished men Rud Orators
Among those VINO sat down ~ dinner
NJ the motel Kenmore were Governor
Levi T.. Morton, Lieutenant Governor
Charles 4. SaAt0n anu General u, a.
McAlpin.
Governor Mckinley In the course Of
his address SAT-.
"Maguanimity was one Of LincOln's
most suiking traits, Patriotism moved
him ~ every 4tep. AZ the beginning
VI tho war he placed nj the mead VI
three most Important military depart.
menIs three VI his political opponents
--Pat'ersOu, Butler anu MoClellAnd.
lie utd moi propose 10 make u par
tisan war. He sought By every means
Ia his power 10 enlist all VINO were
patriotic. The world now regards with
wonder the infinite patience, gentle.
ness and kindness with which he bore
tue terrible burdens OF that four years'
utfuggle, Humane, iorgiviug anu
long suffering himself, no was always
especially tender ana cOnsiletato VI
the poor, anu In hls treatment Of them
was full VI those lilt,o words which are
II the same block M great anu holy
deeds"
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IN DIR. SHORES WORK
The sicIs Must Not Perish Ton Want OF Medical


Whether Other
o ". During wi be
Treatod Carcdi Or Supplied Until
Cured,n at The Nomin Fec OF . - AIonuh
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"My limbs, from the ankle TO the kuee. have
nech swollen 10 twice thclr natural size, until
70 srtmcu the skiu would certainly burst-
win iho itching 90 intense and IutolurAblr AZ
20 almost craze me Dry scales would fall
lfom mo ntuh llso lakcs OF SNOW; ! could not
sleep, anu never knew o. mUmuura ease or
comfort NV suffering was no terrible, and
NorylhluE ihlot 20 utterly 10 relieve mo /
Thought The bone iisclf was affected. Eminent
and lururnhlu.
After toying all sorts ~ remedies and tpoud,
lus hundreds % dollars without any relief, T.
itlcnH ADVISED me A. last resource Co Eu 20
nr' -. W Shores MY experience with other
doctors had boon such that I had very little
hnpo, Out went, ana am pleased aud proud to-
my luhl va lhrcu months, under hiH wonderful
Treatment, Or q, w snorgs has made o com.
plelc cure ot me, and shall be- most pleased
anu hnppF % gye any further Information Co
me at lhe White House, smt Lake City"
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MME. NJ YALE. Health and Complexion
Specialist Yale lcmplo Of Beauty. 40 state
street, ChItaz0.
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noctOr shores treats nuu cures ca
iarrh ana MI diseases OF the ey-,
ear, nose throat, lungs, stomach liver,
hiuncys, und bladder, niI chronic, pri-
Nntr ana nervous diseases OF both sexes,
hlN uisrhsth OF women aud Children.
utlich tourA forenoon, OtOi2. alter
noon 90 y, Evening, 60 s. Nuu-
uhfr-ll a. ~ 80 ~ ms -AsON
MhNAaa totA ALI DISEASES
Medicines wee Doctor shores motto
~ - Low tre, quick cure, villa nud
fniuicss arohtiurut,N ~ sou cuuuot
come 80 the oilicr write tor Doctor
shores new symptom list ANA have
Nuur ease diagnosed mud get EXPERT
ADVICE fflLE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

n large or small scale, shoud 30 SO
fnado that tho eye con grasp the whole
at once. Beds should be so filled that
they will represent q perfect bouquet
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ZION,S MEDICAL lNSTlTuTE

DOCrOit g.. ". SHORES,
Consulting Physician,
al EHst second SOuth street,
snit Lake city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
SHORT sNAPPERs.

Let's have no more delay on the sewers.
The Katy" is coming.
Start the work on the sewers, and then
let's take up the Brownsville railroad.
We will now have another brick manu-
factory started.
Nat is a nervy fighter in politics, and
you always know where to place him.
The price of fuel In San Antonio Is too
high for a warm climate.
II Mexico captures San Antonio in
February the Americans can Ouly blame
themselves.
The Caucasian race should announce
their supremacy in February. Go at once
and register.
The opposition are arranging their
ticket, but same will not be made public
until about February first.
One dollar and twenty five cents a day
Is little enough to pay laboring man for
nine hours work.
II the ReformerS expect to accomplish
any good in the coming city election they
should now be watching the registration
from Mexico.
The council can get at the sewer con-
tractor by establishing nine hours, and
$l.25 day, as legal days work, for city
employees.
The Denver contract, II is to be hoped
may be all right, but great many people
think the bid of Scnrvver, of San Anto-
MO, or Hanlan. Of Sioux City, would
have filled the bill better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
AN ANOMALOUS CONDITION.
Free Silver Countries Increasing
Their Exports and Decreasing
Imports.

New YORK, January 3.-M. GuVgen-
helm & Sons, OF New York, have, during
the last few days, shipped large quanti-
lies of bar silver from Omaha, Kansas
City, Aurora, and New York City TO the
City Of Mexico for coinage by the Next
can government minis into Mexican
dollars. This is like carrying Goals ~
y Castle. They state that inaSmuch
as this transaction involves an expense OF
nearly Z per cent, consisting OF transpOr-
tation and mintage charge, II may be
cOus dered a strong illustration OF the
effect which the low price Of silver is
having on the trade Of silver countries.
Mexico exports large quantities OF coin
silver and the only condition which
would make the transportation OF bar
silver for coinage purposes possible
would be very large diminutiOn in the
imports coupled with large increase OF
exports of merchandise. This IS actually
happening in Mexico. IL is significant,
as illustrating the tendency on the part
of silver countries TO become more inde-
pendent of gold countries so far as their
supply Of manufactured goods are con-
cPrnpd, and also the stimulus which low
silver has given to the exports from silver
countries. The silver dollar is aCa pre-
MUM Of about per cent. A condition
the reverse of that which now prevails
in the countries of the lied States on
a silver basis are prOSpCriDg under the
low price Of silver, while gold basis
countries are suffering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
A YOUNG SUICIDE.
Parental Cruelty is Charged as the
Reason of the Untimely
Taking OFF.

BNGHAMTON, N. Y, Jan. A report
reached this city last night OF most SEN
sational suicide A son OF Jerome Ball,
q farmer living In what is known as Peas
town. a small settlement In the town of
Windsor, was found dead on Monday
for, noon hanging from beam in the
barn. The boy was only 10 years OF age,
and it Is alleged that the cause was cruel
ty on the part OF the father, who, it is
said, was most brutal, innicting severe
flOggingS without cause. Sentiment runs
high and much indignity is aroused to-
ward the parents. Ii is a rare occurrence
for one at this age to take his own life.
and the conclusion Is that the boy was Of
an extremely sensitive temper. The at
fair has caused a decided sensation in the
town Of Windsor, and some of the neigh
hOrs are loud in their demands for an in
vestigatiOn. Mr.. Hall bears good repu-
tation and his friends scout the idea that
cruelty drove his son TO suicide. The lad
Is said TO have been very bright for his
wears.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
SPAIN GIVES CONCESSIONS.
But These are not Satisfactory to
Uncle Sam Regarding Cuban
Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-FrOm authorIta-
tive sources here additional advceS have
been secured respecting decree signed
yesterday at Madrid by the queen regent
OF Spain, appointing a committee To O.
wise the Cuban and Porto Ricln tariffs
The information fully confirms all said
in the announcement that Spain Intended
To grant Cuba certain internal powers,
especially as regards customs relations
with the United States. in the hope OF
averting a tariff war. The Spanish plan,
il Is learned, provides I, the creation OF
administrative chambreS with headquar-
tiers at Havana This body expects TO he
in operation at Havana by March LIST
next. Its action will he advisory and
subject To the approval of the Spanish
COrIeS. The Spanish COrtes will adjourn
March and the Havana Chamber viii
have no opportunity to report until the
Te-aSSembing OF the COrtes one year
hence.
This prospective delay is unsatisfactory
to the United States authorities, and a
retaliation proclamation is quite likely to
be announced by the president, notwith-
standing SPANS concession to Cuba.
SPANS no ne government Is also con-
Siderng a general tariff bill affecting the
United States, and IL can be put IN opera
tiOn in a short time; the state department
NAV withhold the issuance Of the retail
alton proclamation until the terms are
known
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
Vanderbilt Exclusiveness.

NEWPORT r. l., Jan. 3-COrnelius
Vanderbilt is having the walk along the
cliff in front of his new summer residence
dropped From the public walk n view
OF the magnificent place will then be i'm
possible. While engaged in this work,
two labOrers, Thomas Joyce and Stephen
Kelly, of Brooklyn, Mass, were seriously
injured Joyce may die. They under
mined the bank and il fell on them with
great force. They were dug out by fellow
workmen and sent to the hospital
Joyce received internal injuries. Numtr-
Gus accidents have occurred at the Van
derbit place and some superStitious per-
sons say it is i'll fated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
AROUND THE COURTS.
In Justice Devine's Court-The Dis
trict Courts-Other News

A case styled George w. Jackson VS.
j Owens, suit on account f0rSlO, was tried
, In Justice DeVine's court this morning
and Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
for the full amount and for costs. From
the evidence IL developed that Owens Is
tailor OF Austin street, near the Sunset
depot, aud Jackson, who is machinist
in the Southern Pacific shops, ordered a
suit Of clothes made bv Owens. lie de-
posted $40. Owens sent north for the
cloth and wanted Jackson TO pay the eX-
pressage. Jackson claims he did not
agree to do this ia the contract, and there
fore brought suit TO recover his money,
and also withdrew his order.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Noonan is occupied with case
of Mrs f F. Cadwallader against John
p Campbell and N. LOvecp, suit for in
junction and 10 remove cloud from title.
This case has already been tried in the
Justice court and also in the Forty fifth
District court.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
A case OF II. E. Barnard against w. S.
Caruthers. suit for debt, was tried by
jury yesterday afternoon and verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff.
Judgment by default was rendered in
case OF Francis Smith against Pressnall &
Mussey, suit on promSSory note.
A case of ID. Sullivan Il Co, against
George W. Saunders ct al, suit on prom
issory note, was dismissed at plaintiff g
costs.
MINOR MENTION.
, Henry Jackson, coIored, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Schreiner on
. charge of gaming and was released on
bond.
Miss Cora White is being tried for lu-
macy In the Probate court this afternoon.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Pablo IrOna and Juanita Ramirez.
j. r. Norton and Dora Loar.
Edward ii. Buckner and Daisy Boyd.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
Lovers Slated to Death.

DEFIANCE, Ohio, Jan. 3.-Henry Glenn
onS AMI Lille DirlS, lovers, were drowned
last night four miles down the MaumeA
river from this city. Clemens was "A and
Miss DeIS 2l. they were engaged aud
lived within a quarter of a mile Of each
other. Cl.monS and Miss Digls, hand In
band, Skated ont some distance and cir
cled around. They were coming back at
quite fast rate Of Spe d when they
p unged into an open space. CiemonS
was powerful man and one OF the best
swimmers in this part of the country.
They were not swept under the Ice. The
bodies were recOVe red within half an
hour.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
A BAD BABooN
Makes a Savage Attack Upon His
Keepers Wife and Seriously
Iniures Her

New York, Jan. 3.-Madame Macart,
wife Of the animal trainer, had narrow
escape from death last night at the
Garden theatre. Her peril appeared just
after the curtain had been runG upon the
first act of Little Christopher" aud for q
time IL looked as though the panic behind
the scenes would communicate Itself to
the audience. The cause of the trouble
was the baboon Bahia. The animal is
very fond of Mr.. Macart, but hates Mrs.
Macart with equal fervOr. His trainer
chancpd to leave the door Of Baba's
cage open Just before going on the stage.
As soon as Macart had left the room the
animal Sprang at the woman and grasp
ing her about the neck with his powerful
arms attempted to Strangle her. lie
sunk his sharp teeth and tried 10 tear
her throat, scratching like demon with
hi claws. The wOman's screams brought
her hus band to the rescue. He Seiztd The
babOon and Tore IL away from his wtte'S
throat. The screams had been heard on
the stage also and by some OF the audi
en- .e on the front rows, but the house was
treasured and the play went on. Mrs.
MacaTt's wounds are very serious.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
Building Record.

Building permits issued during the
month of December:
Ward IA lumber, cost, $500; brick or
stone, cost, SlO, 375: total cost, Sl0,675.
Ward 2-5 lumber, cost, 1878.
Ward 3-5 lumber, cost, $500.
Ward 40 lumber, cost, 81, 1856: l brick
or stone, cost, g., 300; total cost, G,4s5.
Ward "a lumber, cost, Sl,205; l stone
or brick. cost, $50; total Sl,Si5.
Ward SO lumber, cost, 81 ,O45.
Ward II lumber, cost, Sl.45O.
Ward 81 lumber, cost, Sl5p.
Total number Of permits issued, lumber
al; cost OF lumber buildings 50, GEO: brick
or stOneG 6. cost $16,725; total number OF
permits issued during the month AZ; total
cost Of buildings erected during the month,
sos 9S5
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
A Clever Theory.

SIOUX CITY, 10, Jan. 3-Officers from
O'NieIl, Neb are here looking for Bart
lest Scott, an embezlling county treasurer,
supposed to have been captured by moo
and Iynchpd last Monday. Thew say they
nave no faith In the lynching story.
Scott was convicted aud sentenced to five
years In prison He was out under
heavy bonds aud it is their theory that
his ab1uctorS were friends. They tn lax a
job was put up to get him out of the
country and at the same time make IL APP
pear that he was lynched, so as TO release
mis- hot dSmen
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
FROM COURT TO GARRETT.
Died in AFFECT Poverty; Once a Bril-
liant Ornament of the
Il French Court,


NE,S YORK. Jan. 3-MarquiSe Mathil-
de dekTrevIlle, widow of Gen. de Grevilla,
who was a memhrr of MaXmilian's
staff aud killed in Mexico in the Fran
cO-Mexican war. died in abject poverty
in her com 'OrtleSs apartm, nts IN this
city last evening. The expense Of her
funeral was born by. Miss Julia
Cooper, niece Of the late william
Cooper. Nine. de Grevile has been more
or less d. o noe NJ for five years upon Miss
Cooper and her friends. the mother Of
the deceased woman was direct descend
ant of Louis XVI and her father of a
royal Belgium family, one Of the sons Of
which was at one time chief advisor
10 the King OF Belgium. Gen. Pierre
Chicula de Thipr, the dead wOman'S faLh-
or. served through five wars with NapO-
leon. being with the great COrSican, by
whom be was decorated for bravery, our
ing the Russian war and at Waterloo
Bunaparte also presented him with a gold
and jeweled snuff box. Nine. de Greville
was born 10 LOndon "a years ago, and
when II was presented at the French
court where she met her husband. After
the death OF her husbar d, Mme de Gre
vile settled in Cuba, where she lived on
the little money left her by him. Fifteen
years since she came to this city and for
five years she and her daughter, who is 40
wears OF age, have endeavOrpd TO support
themselves by curling feathers, but the
mothers health failing made it tmposSi-
IA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effect OF Syrup OF
Figs, when in need Of a laxative,
and il the father or mother be Co.'S
tive or bilious, the most gratifying
results follow its use; so that it is
the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
Lexow Infection Is Spreading.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 3.-Plans for
a crusade against vice and corruption,
private and public, in this city, have
been developed by the formation Of a civ
ic federation. War is declared by the
federation against dives, side entrances
to saloons, gambling and municipal cor
TuptiOn. A legislative committee, similar
IN scope 10 the LPXOw organization, is a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03

SEDAIIA, Mo-, Jan. 3.-Jos. Dreamer,
Of Sedalia, is a big man with a small wife
whom he loves very much. AT their
home LAST night he suddenly graSped her
and gave her vigorous hug with his
right arm. Mrs. Dreamer lost her breath
and when she man9ged to make an Outcry
she was assisted to bed. The fam lily ply
stefan found three of her right rios had
been broken.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-03
THE GREAT PAINTING.

Cooper's wonderful painting, "The
Morning of the Crucitixion," is now
ready for exhibition at Kypfer &
Songs store. A rare opportunity
is offered the people Of this city to
see one OF the masterpieces Of the
century, as this picture has never
before been shown in a city OF this
size, and you may not have the
chance to again see its like in San
Antonio. 1t is the largest and
grandest picture ever shown in the
south. Don't miss it. Open even
ings. 13 2t
pR. Prices Cream Baking POwdcF