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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soothes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. IL 20 1y d&w
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We have moved to our old stand
at 1O2 E. Commerce ST., next to the
bridge, where we will continue to
sell the best Of wines, WHISTLES,
fancy liquors and cigars at the
lowest prices. Give us call.
/ % tt MAYER q ADLER.
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No one doubts that Hogg is a
hustler, and when he hustles some
thing starts. He says that he will
hustle. II he comes to San An
tonic and makes her hustle he
will be the boss hustler of hustle
dom.
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ALAMO CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY,
227 st. Mary's st. Annual subscrip-
ton 50 monthly 25S. Free reading
rooms open until 10 p. m. 12l I'm
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Canadian John is making the
same kick about the restrictions on
Alaska sealing this year that he
did one year ago, but his British
mama is not paying any more at
tention to Johns whining now
than she did then. 1t is always
safe to make your bets on Canada
getting all that there is in sight if
a grab can do it. Those seal fish
cries are all but wiped out and they
need stringent protection.
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| not be monkeyed with in the man
ner that the election law Of this
state was in November last.
The State Senate cannot get its
own consent to settle that law OF
consent.
The bubble under the municipal
pot presages toll and trouble, but
to whom is the unsettled question.
China will light all her lanterns
and jubilate. There has been a
fight in which John whipped and
actually killed nine Of those ter
rible Japs.
Sophomore oratory and school
boy defamation cost Texas thou
sands of dollars every legislative
session. There iS no way to stop it
any more than there is to stop
Niagara. What is in comes out.
Mexico is getting hot in the col
lar over that Guatemala matter.
Almost hot enough to hit.
1t was not quite 1000 but it is
getting there very fast. 1t rises
about a thousand year.
How many Of the registered
voters of this city would an intel
ligence qualification cut out Of the
lists? 1t is not necessary to an
swer accurately, but what is a fair
guess?
Congress is trying to put in
time, and succeeds in doing it
every time, but is doing nothing
else.
Congress and the country are
alike to be congratulated on the
fact that the session is almost over.
When this agony is past it will be
a long time before the country as
sumes another like it.
Texas has some wise men and
some fools, just like other states,
but the king bee of her fool brigade
Is the man who thinks that he can
vote the Populists like flock Of
sheep going through a gap.
1t is time for the legislatures to
hit population and fraud so hard
that ono blow will give it a knock
out. Hit it below the belt or any
where, it does not matter, only hit
Transient ing funds from one &C
count to another pays no state
debts.
Some law for effective tax col
lections is needed in Texas.
Mexico and Guatemala are whet-
ting their swords, but the little
wasp down towards the isthmus
will not run it's sting into the Aztec
nation more than one other time
before it is extracted.
There are more kinds Of Demo
Gratis in this country today than
there are states in the Union.
Nicaragua canal legislation is
sick unto death, but another ply
! stefan will be called in on the 4th
Of March, and the prescription
may be changed to the improve
ment Of the patient.
There is virtually but one politi-
cal party in Texas, but when il
comes to diversity Of opinions
within that party o, my! There
are more differences to the square
yard than microbes to an inch.
There is no end of repetition t.
the howl against the grannies o
the Senate. There are more o
them in the House, but then Their
are more members in the House
That fact proves nothing.
This country needs conscience
One in her business, one in her re
ligion, one in her politics, one i
the home, one in the halls OF leg
islation. She has not enough t
supply any one Of them,H .eS.lS,s s..
What has Texas sent to Nebrask
sufferers? He that giveth to tn
poor lendeth to the Lord but Texa
does not seem to have any conf
3 dence in lending to Nebraska o
8 that security.
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For Sale by all Druggists
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Doctors, Lawyers, Etc

E. MURAT BOOKER, Prescription
Druggist, LA s. Flores st. Physicians Pre-
scriptions Specially. years in charge Of
L. Orynski's retail store. Telephone ri. San
Antonio, Texas.
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Miscellaneous

James Murphy, Architect,
San Antonio, Texas, Room No II, In
the Kampmann building. 8-I4Iy
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Garden Seeds.

New Seed Store, Gus. Hutz,sr :,
now ready to supply you with all kinds of
Garden, Flower and Fl Id Seeds. Landreth's
Seeds specially 6O4 Market Street.
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That Lame Back can 90 cures VIVID
DR.. Miles NERVE PLAsTT-- Only &c
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ITO CORRESPONDENTS

~Al contracts or bills must be approved
by the Secretary or Manager.
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What has Texas sent to Nebraska
sufferers? He that giveth to the
poor lendeth to the Lord but Texas
does not seem to have any conf
dence in lending to Nebraska on
that security.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
BREyrTIEs.

Brotherhood entertainment, Trinity rec
terry. tonight Come.
Mr.. ]. r. Gaft. OF this city. has been
aTpoArted acting Hawaiian consul for Sc
Gttle.
The pay car of the Northern Pacific
railroad cagne to a'own yesterday end that
of the Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern road
went out ON the Ere.
Yesterday was the regular pay day for
bills at the city hall and about 5000 was
paid out, being the smallest amount Tor
years on the firSs day.
G. n. Smith. on San Francisco. WHO has
been visiting friends In this csty. fell on
the railroad tstark near Ross yesterday
and broke flzs wrist IN two places.
E. r. Buttex-worrh goes % Olympia this
morning to oppose Representative HEng's
Me insurance bill en- behalf CT the A. O.
u. w. and X OF +. He takes with him
a petitsSon bearing about 1900 signatures
w. v. Rinatart. Jr.. acting Judge OF
the municipal court, was III Olympia yes
tarllay to argue a case before the SUI
prevne court and thus both judge and act
ing Judge were absent IN the same CITY
on different business.
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MESSAGE FROM HUNT.
He Wired Mayor Phelps While
Going Eastward.
KELLOGG DENIES THE CHANGES.


The statement in the Pog.-Ins eIiieencer
that A. b. Hnnf. ex-chief Of she Seattle
nre department.. was presumably On his
way 70 his home In Ontario. Canada, was
confirmed by the admission Of Mayer
Phelps that be had received . message
from hiEa. written at NORTH Bend. Brit
ish Columbia This message was sent
over abe Postal TeleEraph company's
wires. ard stated In brief that be Muno
had received an urgent call home. and
asked The mayor to ether accept his res
fgnatfon ~ chief 81 the Seattle IRE de-
partmenf or grant him q thirty days
leave Of absence. Hunts friends say
that the urgent business 10 the procuring
Of evidence 10 support the charges
against Gardner Kellogg ane r. J. Kelly.
- waa inttmAted in an interview with
friend OF Hunts in the post-Intes1gen-
Ger. but his enemies consider that his
sole purpose WAS to escape from the 3urss-
dictiou OF the United States court and
TO avoid imprisonment fer perjury.
The urgent call was unexplained. and
Mayer Phelps was not inclined to grant
the leave OF absence requested. the re-
suit being the election and confirma-
ton OF Alexander Alien, jr-. as chief OF
the department. Mr.. Alien will proba-
bly file bis bond today and assume charge
OF the department. In which he Is now
acting a. assistant 70 J. J. Sullivan.
When Mayor Phelps was seen yester-
day afternoon by Post-Inteiligencer
reporter and asked about the message he
had received from Hunt. he remained ST
lent for . long ttma. then said:
How did you know had received
word?'
The reporter declined 10 give the source
OF his Information. but said positively
that 1t die NOT come from any empioye
OF the telegraph company. The mayor
finally admitted that he had received the
telegram, but. that, az II was private
business, he did not care to have it men,
toned
As to his reasons for leaving" con-
tinued the mayor. II can offer no ex-
PLANTATION. Perhaps the theory published
In the Post-Intelligencer this morning
was rtght. All ! know IL that Hunt left
the fire department in frzt-clasE con-
dition and that. while he was chief, he
attended strictly to his own business and
proved himself an efficient officer. Mr.
Alien goes in as chief unhampered. He
VIII be in full charge, and not pledged
In any manner"
Yesterday evening Mr.. Alien received
letter from A. J. Bruemmer, chief OF
the Tacoma IRE department. congratu-
lating him on his election. and paying
tribute to Hunts ability.
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forming an net which consider 4 duty
imperative on every good citizen. AZ
I stated h . former isene IL your paper.
I sxn not thtef catcher. . pubic pruee-
cutnr Q . p<ivate detective I may
not have oce. born with the sensitive
deiscacy Of James Hamilton Lewis, but
I hare for nsty-six years been . law
abiding Citizen. beitevfne thar . mai
knowing OF and cuncea;sng c<sme was
a. guilty IS the man who p4pesrated Il.
I haze endeayored Ia every act OF my
life 10 be JUST. and have learned TO be
char tAble in my opsnioEa Of men.
never had IN opinion I was NOT wiring
20 enuncsate and stand BY Il. whether
THAI opinion WIS popular or not Now
that the kidnapping OF Hunt by his
enemies or the knocking on the head
thsry Is exploded. the public are snRe~-
tanned By threatensng letters having
been received by Hunt 1t il all bosh.
The plain. unvaruished fact remains
that Chief Hunt. against his win. bat
at the earnest solicitations OF faese
friends. hy perjury and suhornation OF
perjury. obtained papers Of nafuraiiza-
ton. He was arrested and bound over
By the grand jury IN the sum OF s.. 900
to appear at Tacoma iast Saturday for
trial. He knew the charge was true,
and thar there was no escapeeesther
the penitensiary or an exposure OF all
the fnfamy OF the whole case
He could stand neither. Nov. while
there may be and are extenuating cir
csxnstances. 50 far as Hunts conduct
il concerned he q more sinned against
chan SHINING. and there are persons here
IN this city prominent In the last city
administration whose guilt Is greater
than Hunts. They are responsible for
the unfortunate predfcaznens Chief
Hunt Is Ia.
GARDNER KELLOGG
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THE enrrxAx xor TO BLAME.

CosUneres Jury FfnSs That Charles
Andrews Death Was Accidental.
At the inquest he'd yesterday after
noon At Butterwcxth.s undertaking rooms.
into the death ~ Charles Andrews VITO
was killed by Front street cable car ~
fhe corner OF Harrison and Poplar streets
Tuesday night. IL MAS decided thai 20
blame be attached 20 thu company. Al
though tie statement was not inciatsa
In shs verdict. Ce-ener Axkam says that
Gripmar Benjamin wymaE ard coa-
ducsor E. s Laird. who were In charge
OK the train that killed Andrews. were
exonerafed from caresessness os any
ksnd
The evidence brought out at the INQUEST
confirmed the story printed in the POST
Infelligsncer yesterday morning In every
point save as 70 where the inquest was
held w A Harding was the passenger
on tho dummy when the accident hap
pened. ard his ssory confirmed the ex-
PLANTATION Of Grspaaan wyuan
Coroner Askam took the jury. which
was composed OF Paul Panlson. George
johnson. C. D. Chamberlain, James Mar
shall. Thomas Hood and A. Z. Jacobs. to
the scene OF the accident and then 10
EEst1&lf&
before returning to the undersaker's. end
proceeded with the examination Of Wit
nesses. Following Is the pith OF the
verdict:
We fnd that death was purely acct
dental To avoid accidents OF IT, same
Kind In the future we would recommend
that all street railway companies be- re-
Guired TO place quarts or the front Of
their dummies rot more than two inches
from the bed Of the track. and we would
further recommend that the railway com
pany De required 10 ring the cell and
siacken speed before approaching all
crossings. A. L JACOBS.
Foreman"
Funeral services will be held at the
North Seattle Baptist church this after
noon at o'clock. Rev. C. F. Brownies
officiating. The intsrment viii be In Lake
View cemetery.
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&C. prosecutson w<ra Burton c. Iyes
.1 partner IN To Cooper chief e.
go a G. HamiIson. proprtesor Of !
.ult seanc few feet 70 the west Of ,he
OF nhs tragedy: Charles w. Co.'S.
"a. 20 Fashior saloon. and Policeman
-. Powers. ~ssc Jaw DAVE sink from
ss arms and expire afser two
sps On the fsoor behind he bsy.
- - Thought that Clarke. who h.a h-.r
- from the city. viii BE put on -
-. 49, sooay TO further fmeeach De tes-
49,. - Sordon Ia reference 10 the al
.tssnpt 70 spfrft the witness away.
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Sr0luCu AtEQtN3l LIS
cowery. even AFTER the disease has pro-
iues from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copious expectoration tinciuding tu-
bercular natter, great loss of flesh and ex-
IRENE es-.aciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to Us as cured by Golden Med
icai Discovery were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease You need not take
our word for il. They have, In nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians
who have no interest whatever ID mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced TO confrss that
Il surpssses, in curative power over this
fatal rnaiady. all other medicines with
which they are acquainted Nasty cod.
liver oil and It's filthy. emnlsions" ana
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed 10 bene-
fs, OF had only seemed TO benefit a LITTLE ior
a short time Extract of malt whsskey.
ard various preparations OF the hypo-
phosphites had also been faithfully tried
In vain.
The photographs of . large number Of
those cured Of consumption, bronchitis:
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic rasal
ca,sr-f, aud kindred rnaiaSies. have been
skilffuIIy reproduced in book OF 100
cages which will be mailed 10 you, on
rergint Of address and SIX cents IN
stan,rs. yoa can then write 10 those WHO
have been cured ard profit by their ex-
per,encc.
MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. n. =.
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News Notes From ro,s.

A council OF the A. p. A. was organized
ons Saturday. with tweaty-eight charter
members.
Several substantial residences are going
up. among them one for Charles Davis
and a large addition for George r. RICH
ardson.
The First Congregational church Is
about to begin the erection OF large
church.
f. Bagweli has gone to Toronto via
Kansas City. where he viii make short
stop.
AIRS. Richardson has gone to visit her
daughter at Douglas. No.
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|. child S|(KLY?
Strength Is Not Enough for
Proper Growth.
The Young Body Fails to
Get Well Nourished.
Needs Richer Bone and lis
use Forming Food.
Body Can Not Grow Without
Pure, Sturdy Blood.
Unequaled Value of Pasne's Celery
Compound.
Body Can Not Grow without
Pure, Sturdy Blood.
Unequaled Value Of Pa.ne's Celery
Compound.

Fran harsh TIL past the age Of 30 there
Is growth. susne uf the Bones do not CON-
pleseiy knst xial o.
All this time IN addition sasere IL tho
steady waste OF che tissues that must he
rxszsral The demand ursn the vitality
ami upon the powers OF assimilation is
tfsus enormous turing these yearsl with
out plenty OF rich, rsouTashsnss blood.
growth must be defective and sariy. But
when II courses through all the arteries
IN a full, vigorous stream. growth soes on
steadily and perfectly.
What oouusiess numbers OF frasl young
WRISTS and hsoaiiess faces cry QUA for bet
ter ncss-ssAE1sna- All this does not escape
the vass.aanI Insight OF PARENTS In thoa-
sAnEss OF honsss II is we'll known thar the
boys and girls are somehow badly npur~
iSssei
The weak St0nachs and organs OF as
siznsfAEAou caMaot extract the food for
growing nerves and brain In sufficient
quantities from the ordinary diet A spe-
eiai nerve diet Is what they need Paine .
ccaery crsgpuErl IS Prof Edward z.
-%h*EN S@N-fe l.s<th2sa% lVf sfD{&ll>{lt1i&
these htfle frames and making them grow
Into strong. active nsen and wrcner. DR..
IsheGs. upoa whom colleges confexrxd
their highest hS,ors for his Invaluable In
vesaisakiens in medicine. knew from ripe
experience the exact needs of these little
sufferers.
A chorus OF gyNskissie has gone ,ir all
over the country. from mothers OF chal-
dren once weakly and pale. without prosn-
use OF ever growing anso robust men and
women. who have outgrown weakness
anu a lack OF vftaIisy by the use OF
Pafne's celery compound. taken with the
regularity that ply sicians adhere 10 when
prescribing this wonderful nerve and
blood restorative.
1T Is valuable in all wasting Diseases, in
cleansing the blood OF rheumatism. nsu-
raigia. scrofula, and supplying new and
hzeaifhs> vial fluid-its value can neither
be weigsaesi nor measured
As the great modern nerve ard brain
strengthened and restoa~r. Paine's celery
compound Is pronounced Invaluable by all
progressive rshy sscians. Give this grand
fnysgurafor a fair sfgai, and be convinced.
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Union Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into tire
:, Paul union depot. making close con-
ree,ions with The Northwestern trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
sn~ tickets via the abave line have only
a step from their train to the elegantly
equipped TNcyth-wesssrn" limited ssav-
ing ss Paul every day In the year. Fer
ladies travelling alone this Is especially
60 be considered For tickets AMI steep
ing car reservation cali On
+. ". PARKER.
p,,wet Sound Agent. eci Fyons 81. Seattle
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Courts and pubIic e,mee.-

Judge Langley yesterday confirmed the
salo OF real estate made In the casa OF
John Graf va. Thomas Brennan and the
city Of Seattle. The property sold con-
sisss Of lots and 9. in block 81, Of b.
ren's addition to Seattle. The sum real
lied was Ss.sfa.o5.
Judgments were rendered q. follows
yesterday in the superior court: Samuel
u. Starr vs.. George II. Hodgdon Ell al,
for $sf7.io and the foreclosure of a mort
gage; Gust Anderson VS.. c. A. Carlson
and wife. for t2sss5; r. Cowell vs.. John
Collins ct al. for plaintiff in the sum Of
&3T250.
In the case Of the Puget Sound Maehin-
cry Depot VS.. Rigby & Evans. defendanss'
motion for non-suit was granted By
Judge Osborn,
An order Of default was entered By
Judge Langley yesterday In the case Of
Charles H. Bowies va Samuel IlvesIey
ct al.
Melville Nichols. administrator OF the
estate OF T. c. Pendleton, yesterday asked
Judge Langley for permission to sell a
note for 500. another for sl25. and a thir-
fy-second interest In the schooner Jennie
s. Hall. plying on the Atlantic coast.
Andrew Z. Olnas. a native OF Norway.
was yesterday admitted to citizenship by
Judge Osborn.
Judge Osborn granted non-suit yes
terday In the case OF George purdy Va.
julius Horton. because the complaint
failed to state the cause Of action.
Plaintiffs application for q temporary
Injunction was denied without prejudice
10y Judge Langley yesterday In the case Of
James T.. Bell VS.. Peter Chfodo ct al
Licenses 10 wed were yesterday issued
for q. NJ. Harding and Lavina Lucsn.
both OF Seattle: Frank W. Marshall and
Myrtle McDanieis, both OF Seattle.
IN amended complaint was flied yes
terday In the case of Henry Boyle VS..
Iatour & Co. Juit for SIS rent OF
the premises on the corner of Second and
Marion streets. at the rate OF Sis q
month.
The suit OF James +. Morrison W.. the
Equitable Indemnity Association. an ac-
tion to recover s5oi.s5. is on trial before
a jury in Judge Osborn's court.
Arszcaes OF incorporation o. Cossrt En-
ergy No. SOS. OF Black DiatascgaA were
flied with the county auditor yesterday.
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.srh4 BLACK Flags' nc CorIrny.s,

A matinee of The Black Flag" Will
be given at Ccrdrayfs sheaser next Satur-
dsy afternoon The play IL running
smoothly and giving general ssttsfsctsorA
The management Is making elaborate
arrangnrnsnss 70 produce next Monday
evening the great military spectacular
drama The French Spy" a local militia
eosspany cos,nused as Zoaavss will give
an exhibition drill. ard Miss Bssupre.
who drilled TIRE ballet dancers OF sse
..sfisswE-te~ NsgEEs Dream" viii Id
.rssscce a dance. The play viii b fun
Of novelties
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PERSONAL.

r ]. Kelly. ~ Kelly & coswsis. Saa
rssrsr.ssc, and Kelly & Rsnness- M.s--Ss-
yssse. Gal. Is az The Raagzer~ Grant
Melvin q. wzn~srSk. tire cssy sTzc~zsey,
Ga ssssrersnE sreua an attack % fEaeSssxSss-
4san az h4s kosSse. isS-i Spring sssEs~ss. ard
RS physician hss forsssssfss hSETa 30 leave
rs rssssl
JeaF W. Shower, cxtsEoryss house fn-
ssz,x~-sor. ~fac has been SICK for sessszsz
weeks w4,h fever. IS sssnvaS~scN-xs asas
viii sooo rSsxlna. h&s RIA csa tire HsEaSse
between zses psass ard Ss@Uvsa~