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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
NJ CATHROE,
of Cathroe's Hill.

Gentlemen Of the A. p. A. Conference Com
mtttee-Friends: | have been promised the
position of bailiff in Ben Bakers court. Ben
promised me that himself. but | hear now
that he is trying to trun me down In favor
of John Spoerl, and | want you ducks to
step up and show the new judge that the
fellers that plugged for him have got some
rights which he must respect. Just tell
Ben, for me, that l am going to have that
job or there'll be trouble. Yours in earnest,
A. r. HENSTI
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Spanish Oficer-
Courage, mcni Strike for your homes
Spanish Troops-We can't, sir. The insur-
gent devils have headed us off!
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Ohicials Of the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions an
nounced today that ex-President Harrison
VIII preside at the meeting in the interest Of
foreign missions at Carnegie hall next Fri
day evening. The eX-secretary of state. John
w. Foster, and Rev. Francis Clark, DID. Of
Boston, will be the speakers.
wall Paper destroyed by EIrc .
YORK, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE plant of the
New York Wall Paper company was de-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Philadelphia Record: First Old Maid-Are
you doing any literary work now?
Second old Maid-Ncs, I've Just finished a
series of articles called Advice to Young
Wives"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Cincinnati Enquirer: what was the YER
dict the boys gave on that teller that COM
mittCd suicide 20
plain case of insanity, He still had
three beer checks in his pockets when he
Gid IT."
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Indianapolis Journals: "M'dear," began
Mr.. Lushforth, when he found a chance to
self"
AS if I didn't know YOU saw double with
out your telling me"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Just like my Aunt Maria.' replied
EoundtaCe; she was forever hiding things
away where she never could find them
again"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Boston Transcript: Earthly riches do
not trouble me- said the sad-cyed man.
,,What IS better, l have a treasure laid up in
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
TIE OMAHA DAILY BEE.

T. AtJSfN AIER Elito',
PUBLISHED EVERY Mut;NlSB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
AUTUMNAI NUPTIALs.
Wedding Of Mr.. 9, II. DHnenn and Miss
Saru u, NIrntlSI last Evening.

Wedding OF Mr.. g. u. DHncnn and Miss
sarR u. AIrndsI last Evening.
Last evening at the home Of Mr., and
Mvs. John II. Mendel, on South Penn
street Island. the wedding of MIR
Charles H. Duncan, Of Cameron, and
Miss Sara D. Mendel, one OF the Islands
fnircst blossoms. took place in the pres
cnCe OF large asscmblage Of the relh-
tivrs and friends OF the two. Tho cere-
mOny took place at o'clock In the par
loE, which had been. beautifully and ar
tistically decorated for the occasion
Rev. james II. Llttcll, Of the United
Presbyterian church, performing the
ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Ida
Taylor of the Island, cousin, aud the
younger cousin, Miss Nancy Mendel,
acted az flower girl, The bride looked
charming In white corded dlk, trimmed
with embroidered chiffon, and carry
ing brides roses. Miss Taylor also
wore awhile costume. Mr.. Archie John
son and Mr.. Herbert Braunon acted for
After the ccromony's impressive
scene. reception was held and the
hearty congratulations Of all were in
order At 10 O'Clock the floor was
cleared and dancing concluded the At
fair. MIR. and Mrs. Duncan left on the
midnight train for Atlanta, where they
will spend the honeymoon. The groom
Is the son OF Mr.. Duncan, OF Cameron.
and Is ono Of the travellers for Water
house Bros. OF this city,
Among the Out-of-town people who
were present were Or. and Mrs Dun
can, OF Cameron: Mise Mary Cope, OF
Columbus, Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. $. Pra.
ther and daughters, Of Pittsburgh, and
nlhnra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.


strangers In the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.
BraxtOn Davenport, OF Churlcs-Town
was Il Windsor arrival
a. r. Farley, OF Terra Alta, was IN
the city yesterday on business trip.
j. II. Golden. q bradford oil mau. au.
tographed az the Mcclure yesterday.
w C. Moore, ]. y. Knots and w. NJ.
Bradcn. OF MRnniugton, are at the Beh.
Ter.
]. W. Reyaer. Of woodsfleld, was in
the city yosotrday, q guest at the Wind
sor.
f. s. Hartley. OF Fairiuont was
among yesterdays arrivals st tM Nc
Lure.
Captain B. u. Dovener returned yes-
teriay from d trip 10 the interior Of
che state.
W. @. Hays, Of siEterHvipe, and
Joseph McIionley, OF ItaYenswood. are
at the Stamm.
Miss Eva Buckhart, will give britt
day party at her homG on Seventeenth
street. November a.
r. N. BaIrBdall, Of bradford. the well
known oil IrhEnate. registered at the
Mcclure last evening.
Mr.. Morton and wife leave this morn
ing TO attend the funeral OF Miss Kate
Norton. youngstown, Ohio.
Attorney W. Il. Patterson and Or l.
Levitt were In Monroe county, Ohio,
yesterday, leaalng oil land.
b. c. IiErklns and wife. OF Cameron,
were Mt the stAmm. They attended tho
Duncan -Mcndel wedding last evening.
Hon. Frank II. Smith, Of NcS Cum
bertrand. Hancock county'B representa-.
tive In the Legislature, wnB here ycstcr-
day.
II. c. Gates. Il r. Humphrey. ]. c.
Smith and J.. Il. Bweonoy. VI SiHtrrS-
VILE. were here yesterday, nnd figured
on Tho register ct the Behlcr.
Mrs. w. W. Arnctt Inns returned from
visit to the Atlanta exposition. She
brought her husband, Col Arnott, a
SOUVENIR Of the ghow In the shape Of Il
hAndgOmc cane.
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PAINTERS TO ORGANIZE.


Meeting Of Trades Assembly aud Painters
Addrrs. by President Sullivan Of the
brotherhood 0TPalntcTr.
There was some curiosity yesterday
az TO .hc reason for the call OF Il special
meeting OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, 10 be- held last even
Ing. many Of the wsmbers being In the
dark. The meeting was held last even
ing. when It developed that the call haa
been made In connection with meet
Ink OF the painters OF Wheeling, who
were TO be addressed by President
James II. Sullivan. Of the brotherhood
VI Painters and Decorators Of Amer
len who had come to Wheeling for the
purpose Of effecting an organization OF
the local "daubcrs." The painters here
had n local union some time ago, but
two yCnrs ago II died.
After the meeting OF Garfield Assem-
bly,. X Of L. (cignrmakcrsl. In the
tradcs assembly hall. the painters ana
members Of the assembly met with
President Riley In the chair Score
tnry Salisbury stated the object OF the
meeting and introduced General Pres
Ident Sullivan. who made an address
on the benefits Of unl0nlsm us applied
10 the painters and decorators trade,
Mr.. Sullivnn Is an agreeable talker md
his arguments were well put and con-
elusive II. the discussion which fol-
lowed. II was stated by one Of the painr
tiers that shout lifty ot that trade md
employment In Wheeling. enough to
make up O. very strong local union,
The FIRST steps toward organization
were then taken and the local union Of
painters will soon be added to local Ia
tor organizations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Garter Oil Company Puts in Big
Pumping Stations,
ALL OF THE COMPANY'S WELLS
Arc 90 lie Supplied with NNster From
these Late Ncw' % Operations
In t,p Sl,tsrsvInS Field-pescrlpt'on or
the sand. and OH IeIt ia the NIrh Pro-
duelng wnvsrly Territory,

ma, l,toat ACQUISITION 10 the Carter
-, ~. A., s,,,,,,s,,,,,o
on company P'a'' ~ wy W.
field are three new and improved waNer
cumming staulns. Their Talbot sta
,..,,,. ,,o,i.rs ma 10 n,nn.
tloN Nv" i'' 80 ~.
tng water 10 the DOB SKIN IeETlto'S' '"e
Anshuta station has eight boilers and
,,,,,,lies tho water for the compnny's
,,' a., u couch v,h,,o tho Pole
wells hNe mics seu'h' ""''' "" ~
Cat station with It's seven boilers "'ll
furnish water for the Stocking ana
go, MI, ,sw statens sun
Noohu '"'",s' ~, ~, g.
ply water all over the carter w NN"'
pany's domains, Another Improve
-, ,,,3 an, that "a nav IN the field,
.NV'" -" ,,.i,,,. =, ,,.,nol,os Ter tho
Is the AuaHuohl's VI "S'O''N1
pipe by boring IN the grounu anu p'"''
ing the nine at a right angle, Iherc the
4, Ioo,,,d or vsar The foot OF a
pMup ~ 'o''''' W
hvs, 9. DoyoI or,I,ed their Knox No,
hlSsS te' ~ a dcuth OF 1 100
Nnu NSo'sN ',i,e,,,tnc. ~ oiI
IeTH WIZ ~ ,oU shIsh has tish-
ny S'S - jIrIr.d MAST ths tools am
iIs ~ A., ' ,n ,t,n nav .,ani last night.
VIZ nnrnslaii Nae inst drilled, in
~. 80 o. EoriS n well that promises
ny Ht ~ i, rccst IN that tarritory. II Is
~ NJnthsry and the nay was found
~ NV $3.50, y',rit nj Irpth of /, 900
VI '"e ,,.,II, 10 ,nod FOR $50 barrels
5 5Set' ~ ~ W. ,eIIs have NOT "a Ia-ge a
NV l 81 ,s tboss ~ other sands, hut
hiVuyV', w. ,Sc gta ying qualities and are
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

The programme Of the world famous
Boston Howard Athonacrm star Spec
lalty Company, at the Grand Opera
House November ~, &c aud q. Will rep
resent tho best and latest novelty acts
Of Europe and America interpreted by
real artists who are In themselves re-
marlmbIc evidences OF talent, eminent
~ quilted to the tastes and demands OF
ladies, who always are dCsrous Of wit
Messing high class vaudeville entertain
mrnt The following names speak for
themselves: Milo Madeline ROSA, d.
rect from the Empire Theatre Lon
Ion, Is the only lady ventrlloUulRt In
existence; Dolph and Susie Levine.
refined sketch artists. In "rho Rival
Arts" Iupt returned from tour OF
Europe: Prof V. =. Norwood aud
Ia wonderfully trained troupe Of thirty
dogs and monkeys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
CORONER'S JURY
Held that hrs. Henp!e's Death
Was Caused by Negligence.
TIE VERDICT WAS ARRIVED AT
Ansr Hearing II EumLeE or wInc,aes.
The Testimony WHs " Conflicting
Character Ercltlng"TiGi" Between In
trrrstrd Persons During thr ClHrss or
thu Inquest Fhc Tc.tlmon, IN Detail

At the inquest held last Sye1mE ny
Coroner Sohplize In his office in the
Eighth ward 3 verdict was returned by
thu Jury impaneled, holding the Wheel
ing electrical railway responsible for
the death OF Mrs, Matilda EeHpc, who
was struck Bs a south bound car AZ the
corner OF l'hIrty-seyenth and Eolf
streets. Tuesday at noon.
The jury was composed of the follow
ing, II, Doyle. Louis A. Nolte, Henry
Dnncnherg and VILLAIN NolIe fore
mHn, all cl the Eighth ward
Prosecuting Attorney Howard con-
Quoted the examination OF witnesses,
The toGt!mouy, while 2onl.icting in
some points resulted In the verdict Az
fOlluws' I'VE the jury md that M0tll-
da kempe, cume 10 her death, caused
by being struck by car Of tho Wheel
ing Railway Company, and that the
collision caustpg her death was due 10
the ueGliEenS6 OF the InOtorman ~
operator OF tnl cur"
Or. II. T, Ford and Dr., j. w, Mccoy
tho attending physicians, testified :hat
no bones were broken, hut showed mo
several wounds on head above rlght
eye left elbow and back OF hands due
TO t"ing dragged. Her dcnth occurred
1t o'clock Tuesday evening, due 10
celcbrll honOsghagp caused by huihS
struck by some blunt instrument
William llmrlck, who was near The
scene VI the accident, said h. rode win
the motor.GaE the day before and the
car brakes We're detective, but could
not say whit ear II VIVA
August Meyer, who was drivinE
nearby was the only Eye witness be-
sides the car employees, said the car was
not running fast when II struck Mrs
Kcmpe, and was stopped afterwards
In about thirty feet The victim APP
peared TO be deaf. said the witness.
Lawrence EuTka the MotOTmnn, ttB-
tilted IN accordance 10 the report IN
yesterday morningI lntelhgcncer he
was running slow snd used every or.
fort TO stop the Ger with reverted
power ana by trying to attract Mrs
KempC'B attcntlon, ringing his gong
and shouting at her he claimed the
truck was wet and that he could not
stop In less space than he did, The car
Mr. Emrick rode In the day before was
No. q and not No 81.
CONDUCTOR HOl.ltls hNh'h '''' ~ -
HOlllRgsion, another mOtormah, who
was on the front platform with Burke.
verified the motorman's statements, al
Though differing In n few details Ia
regard TO distance Of stops
Charles Rohrig, gon-in-law OF Mrs.
,Kumpc. denied that the tracks were wet
and that there was down grade at the
place OF the accident, according to the
mDtOrInlu'p testimony
There were several "tirs" between
Interested persons during the course Of
the inquest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
CLERK HOOKS OFFICE,
Charter Extended Transfers Of Real lis-
tate, MurrlasC Llcrnsrs, Etc,


The following resolution adopted by
the Ialiene iron works slockholders 1T
meeting hcld November Z:
Resolved, That the time OF the ccn-
tinuanGu uf this corporation, the La
Belle lrou Works, hu eXtynded for nifty
years beyond the 97th day OF November
1895, the date OF the expiration nt the
time limited In the agreement e It's
formation; that Il 10 way, until Novem-
her q, 1919
was certified 90 by Secretary of State
Chiffon, authorizing the said extension
OF charter aud admitted to record in
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
The certificate OF Incorporation OF the
Dayton Knife and Bar Company, which
Is organized for the purpose OF making
and selling and dealing In knives, en-
gino bars, edged tools of every dcsclip-
tion, etc, having its principal office ut
Dayton. Onto, with u capital n 100000,
was admitted 70 record In Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday. The inCor-
porators are Henry II Shoup, Sulphur
Grove, Ohio; David q, Stutsman, Jas,
A. Marley, Marion V. Mumma ind
William =, IGnltins. Dayton, Ohio,
In connection with the above q paper
giving a power NJ attorney 70 william
Ersklne for scld' Company was filed
with Clerk Hook,
The following transactions In real es-
tate were admitted to record In Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday;
Deed made November 10, 1895, between
Mrs Mary \, Davis TO Joseph Hydin-
ger, Cor lot No. in Hydlnger's sub-dl-
vision, for 81.
Decd made November is, 1895, by d,
5. ThOrnburg and John n, Thurnburg,
executors NJ the viii Of Benjamin Il,
Springer and others, to Laura Bell Tai
bert and I.aVina l.. Talbert, for ccr-
tain tract Of land near Triudelphia,
Ohio, for 5000
William II. Hearne qualified In Clerk
Hooks office yesterday as admlnistrn-
tor 81 the estate OF the late Robert q
lIrnrno In the sum OF Sai. 600, with i,
j. Hcarnc as surety, Tho same gentle
man was appointed guardian Of Ed A.,
i. a. and Robert G. HcRTnc, orphans OF
Robert e. Henrno, deceased, Bond
$4,000. with +, J.. llcarnc, surety.
Tho following persons have been IL
Ccnsed tn wed by Clerk Hook
Clark Pylcs, aged g. OF McMcchen,
W. Va. to Ethel Hughes, aged 10, OF
this city.
Edgar D, sprvcr, aged 90 OF Alleghe-
n.y. Pa, 20 Lola Nj Read aged 20. Of
WNodsheld, ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

Last evening at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Frances Arcbi-
bald, asa Jacob street. South Side. the
marriage OF Me-. John Fonner and Miss
Ida Belle Archibald took place in the
presence OF number of the friends OF
the contracting parties The bride and
groom are well known South Side
young people and are the recipients Of
CONGRATULATIONS on all sides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

James A. Ilcrno's delightful domestic
picture Shore AcfcH." win he prcnunt-
I'd at tho Opcrh House tomorrow cvon-
Ing, and Il In surC to bn greeted with 4
large audience, no ltH merits deserve II
should b. Tho play " OF EtrOnH hu-
man interest md The characters are In
tho hands Of capable Interpreters. Seats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

H. W. BAUMER & 60. arc Offering
from 20 per cont tu IN per cent r..
ductIon On their oqunt stock Of
new and second llni Pianos aud
Drgnnu IN order I, m1gO room FOR
the nnert stock N Pianos over brought
10 tbs n,iy for the holidays This IN an
UppOftJhlty "'li cnnnUi afford Ia lose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
NOW Is your chance to buy Piano
al ~ b WAIkor. ilO. wotlh itO.

w " NHTHulUs
dcth & Walker, $40. worth &C.,
1ininca, OH octnyNa SO. worth t76
Btoddhrd ocinycs, $50 worth $50
A, e = ROsgh, Octaycs, $40, worth
800.
q, n Miller oetNvnD, SIT, worth
American, 7i.S ocinvcs, sis, worth
tii0.
Btclnwhy Y Soma, 7i-S ociRycn, il1j
worth 5000.
Tho nboyp prlcCq Include ftool mud
Cuver Will rcll on cHay payments
w. W. BANNER a. co.
JlFBERVilD BcntH IN the balcony for
"Ahpfo Arrcn" NJ The Opcrh House lfrI.
dry hlght. Will BE- nut on n0lc M G A.
ilOurr'n music store this morning NJ .
o'clock Price 81 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
Nz0 eGaaoS limit
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW PRICES
u And STANDARD GOODS.

From our prico list you can always
learn tho lowest prices for tho best
goods. Every article We advertiEe We
guarantee. You run no risk by placing
your order with US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

To make room for our holiday stock
we offer all OF our present stock Of new
and rcCond hand Pianos ~ rrduo ton
varying from 20 TO 10 per cent. We must
move them and have room. Come and
u. W. BAUMER & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

y. D. GOWNS NJ aIl hnrnoDO nlotOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

GOOD music and fine elOUullon ii tho
Opera House night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21

UNION Epworth League 'Entrrtnln-
mrnt vt The opera House tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Hermann Breuslng, Notary Public

Pension certificates adjusted. Many
years Of experience have made ne fami.
liar with the work. Volmachten mach
Deutschland. Office, San Antonio Daily
LIGHT Printing house, 1O4 E. Commerce
STRAIT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

MesSrS. Gee. Walker and Jon6 5
Irvine have returned from Calves
ton.
Mr.. H. ID. Kampmann left yes
terday afternoon on a business
trip to Houston.
Tax Collector II. A. McMeans, OF
San Marcos, is IN the city, and is
stopping at the Southern.
DR.. Ed. Beall, a prominent
physician of San Marcos, is auto.
graphod at the Southern.
The following we'll known stock,
men are registered at the Southern
a. S. Belcher, Jas. F. Ellison and
l.. b. McMurtry.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Ide has returned from
a visit II Gonzales, where her
daughter, Mrs. Max COhn, OF San
Antonio, is Ill.
Mr.. w. Il. MOtrptt and wife, OF
Minneapolis, are visiting Mrs. Moi
fett's sister, Mrs. f. Beckley, at No
1916 East Commerce street.
Geo Meyers, the hustler for Barn
hart Bros. Il Spindler, is in town
calling on the print shops. George
says he always enjoys his visit tC
| SantOne.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Unusual interest Is being manifested in
the appearance in this city of Barnabee
and Mac DOnald'S Robin Hood Opera COM
pany which presents Robin Hood at the
Graud opera house on next Saturday and
Sunday and Saturday matinee. No Oper-
attic organization visiting this city comes
here with such high endorsements as has
been accorded this excellent company
wherever it has appeared, and it is to be
hoped the theatre going public will turn
ont en- masSe to give it cordial welcome.
MeSSrs Barnabee and Macdonald have
spared no expense to make their organiza-
ton second to none in the country and
how we'll their efforts have been appreci-
ated is evidenced by the crowded houses
that have witnessed the performance
wherever the company has appeared.
A special matinee will be given on Satur-
day afternoon
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27

The following arrivals were registered
at the various hotels this morning;
MENGER.
c. A. Kicksey. WaXabachie; f. &.
Myers, Chicago; p. II. Coom6s, Houston;
John Tod, Corpus Christi; w. w. Gloon,
Chicago: George p. Evans, Fort Wayne;
F. " Hull Philadelphia: Charles
Brooks. Ed r. ShipU, Boston; c. 5. Jones,
PhiIadpIpnia: II. F. Smith, New York;
Henry ShoIz, Milwaukee; J. l.. White,
w r. \CWcOme Mckinney: j. +.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27

DIR. James Kennedy has relo-
Gated in san Antonio, for the prac-
tice Of medicine.
Bon Bons, Chocolates at Webb's
1927 mo
Mr.. Harry Bayly,a fruit mer-
chant of Houston street, will marry
Miss Mary Scheihagen tonight at
9 O'clock at the residence Of the
brides mother, on Avenue ID.
Try Webb's delicious Ice Cream
327 l mo
Don't miss our Saturday
LIGHT. Some special features.
Palace Of Sweets, Alamo Plaza.
327 l mo
If you want an cad" In our
big Saturday edition, get in your
copy early.
All cold drinks at Webbs.
1927 | mo
Judge T. T. Player, OF COlora-
do, died yesterday at No. 2l5 Ave.
c. He was a prominent jurisC Of
the silver state.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills,
relieve constipation and assist di-
gestiOn. 25e.
There will be a free lecture on
proportional Representation" by
DR.. A. l.. Astor at Shafer Il Brad
ems hall tonight at s O'clock
Delays are dangerous. A dol
lar spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla
now may prevent illness, which
will be expensive and hard to bear.
Now is the time to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Clara Walker has been arrest
ed by Detective McNiel as sus-
picious character.
VIM. Smith has been arrested
by Policeman Smith on a charge
of theft under $40.
Policeman Mitchell was busy
yesterday afternoon serving side
walk building notices in the Fourth
ward.
The celebrated painting "the
countess" the masterpiece OF F.
Thevenot, Paris, France, will be
on exhibition near the Mackey
Building on Houston street toda y.
This painting is said to be valued
at 100000.
Jim Smith has been arrested
for stealing parrot valued at $50,
from John Powell.
For RENT-FOur room house,
shade and fruit, south front, 2l7
Utica street. 327 0t+
II. McCarvell has contracted
to putt F. Harris (San Antonio
/ rick yard in shape to make brick.
They are at work now, having COM
menced on the 26th. 1t will en-
ploy from SO to 100 men, and the
output VIII be 10000 day. They
are setting in some improved ma
chinery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27

the Celebrated
Eranger, Cabinet. PISener and Standard Beers
and warranted Preparation
highest Barley
ltandCho Hops sedn OF anne.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Academy Paper,

The Academy Record, published in No
vember, January, March and May, by the
students OF the San Antonio academy,
has been received by the LIGHT Arthur
II. w. Norton is editor, Mayer L. Half
and Clarence w. King, associates, and
John NJ. Bennett, Jr., Lewis Maverick,
John A. Fraser, Jr., Paul C. Steffian and
GmstaXe j GrOOs aSsistantS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Hilmer Guenther's House Burned.

The fire Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
was at the residence of Mr.. Hilmer
Guenther, in MeerSchedt addition, In
stead of Arthur Guenther'S residence. A
servant gill was asleep in the house at
the time but escaped. Mr.. and Mrs.
iuenther were absent at the time.
On account Of the alarm being turned in
from the wrong box first, the Mission
Hose company was sent in the wrong di
recton and made late for the fire. An
alarm was later sent in from Mayor Ell
mendOrf'S house.