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RriiC6e griinOGiC6 ge0eid.
55. Sabrsang.

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seEIi0Ien &r.te seti;st puEocrGr criogI ier 9ure1
h'er IN Baltimore az NiGHGtTE, SrGueT mo
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E-ALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
1T RAD Ir. SOS. sScff.N rtb. u pcnue, nahe be,
gCitou: Z NGTe. perfect norocn.
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@rcis so Gts. Die 6Iaf3e
10olltdnOige
OerOouullo

uirb bur6 ben Gsbraud BON 9iaopap's
Yillen beruOrserufeu. Seru6ge ibrer anti
biliOien @igenidGiten ftImuliren bleiel'
ben bic Qeber bel Der Abouoieruug bon Sale
unb oeren Gntleerung Ourt OieGauengdnge.
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suIireu raid bic Shatig.ett Der 2eber uuo
bsfreien ben 9atienten pon oieien Qeioeu.
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geuoumeu uoH Seusu, 81. biIi0ien Shmer'
gen untermortsu iin9 uuo nit trdaer 2ebsr SH
itaffeu hu5eu. baltsH ous Sgltem In regel'
mdBiger SuHftron uno fideru eiue gsiuHOs
Seroauung.
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2lmiperlitGtssSragen.

Sierla9igs 21OO 9iunen-2S6aenns,
10 @t8.; sew0hullder Yreis 20 cts. ;
DiauIdetten 20 @t8.
Neallae.6emoeu so @ts.. rs Gts. !;
81, 1925 bis $3.50; nit au9eudbteur
GraQeu uub Miauldletten.
gNeiBe ,o.moeu 60 Cts, 81, Sl.50.
uugewaldene Sembeu 30 IL. IS &ts.
CONNER. lluterseug 25 @ts., so &ts.,
Is @:s. bis 50 iiir Die 9arnltur.
Scircncs iinter;eus cine Spe;ialitdt.
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Gin mObIbefanater
SrODflnaer 2eDrer.

Or. Il. Z. Snnosn!
Ceeastsr Sirr! Sd Bin in Der alEdiiftn eaas.
5tnsa rtbsitcu IL f6rnsn, els is scn Der g9i-s
funa Ssyc5 .Ca5t!s r6Gio ii5srrai&. rar.
Sd fctse itOu pi,l: Go::or= raO etro:b,ftrtsfsr
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ten GtsrtrlrH ris9r cr.Sl:- 6 cs-t;.t. MR.
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Sic eu-c5 uti1 i:bon maItsn rs..lui: tlt:I. st9s
tuHss1Ua.
Geirs 5itGtr. 2;tt;r.t5r,r
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Or eaut'7's t'ribm.c- ,I,f.riiA,r cjErth t.itt
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esEp,h Ei.yn.. etbT= MD Tlad,ul,io.n, loss
.s:n Rr6,r II. I. h. btiesylsi G,.4!t5:,r uao Gls
Jlsicc:itbDd-5,H roR GlaHHsru.
Sir. Tui9eH1Isqabs pou Sr. S1notHs ttr!;hHIz
ten E!saliniids,u 5Ssrte hssr eisf.rii1e Vee1noz
urr m'rD :yi gaunih iIti uHo ocghs7:lt psr=
arsi Ser bci:, j. pfisrirte g9sopsii,- Gtlbfs
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9ENfts ioIt,a &c: TU5 l.itE. Wlea esTtHirs:
b. '5ANDEh, S26 Broadway, New York.
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Scr
NatiOnat Salt 8eretn
ocr StaSt Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.
SIrcaur: 3immer Oar. sos nne 9O9, 6ieelitD
SSuilSius.

Surcaur: 3immer Str. sos uub fO9, 6ieslitp
SSuilSius.
ghturifTrtrs &apital SIG.O0O.OOO.GO.
y cam
Grmff Z. &uabc, i'm, EralIoent.
Sbomds Is. a5an, Yiceprdiiotnt.
&. 9Seslcp G,ucit, Edatmttittr-
Is. u. Soue, Setr;tdr.
NfgRtS. @ridbGrh, .>Gc6ditsiahrcr.
y. y. MprriS, ..hdltsfuhrer
pss s2rlsuH3ssSeportemeEts.
sBitliar,s s. sSiHiems, SebtsconlulenteH.
Sepoiitoriulu: Sentimental SatpnaI'Snnf.
Sid'eritcnEra Der StcurItdten: 6ifeitp &c Se'
prftsSo.
. eftoreu:
Grnif y. Snabe, iun.. Don 2SH. SHooe d Co.,
Rld1uIGbrItdnteH-
Glintom y. paine. Don 9aiu. & Uicsaran, Ban,
lers uno Uiatier
rbpmn5 VI. san, Inpalt.
sSilbur y. Jaefipn, $rditocnt Der Continental
GationaI=SGnf
Eewarb Rainc, PeGscr una @erausgeber oes
-9euritcH @olreippuoenten."
Snmes .. sDfafpn Dor Der S0mes .. NtaIon Co.,
@r0der=Nabritonten.
". SBinsioip SSiGiams, IHpaIt
SGarlcS !Senrp GHiitb ron Smltb, Otron y Co.,
GEoroszSGnolcr In 8Gpier uno Gaplcrl0den.
~. @eS. 4ridJarr, SGuESereln
IS1reu gle auf, Deietbe Su jabIcu.
gScur sic bel uHS porjpr den, nuuen mir Shnen
ielaen, pie Sie eu eseHes Haus sesen Ieite moHat=
iide a6SobIuraeH tauieH tUnH,n. Sic pahen feline
9sorIcGung baUSa, ne oiel eliiflider Sic in lhrem
tigencn 6dEic Itbtr. 9eo ais S0rIeben. ale @uss
tuHt npo germ ertltllt. t0ebro,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-18
The German Correspondent

E.EAINE PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR,
(Successor to F. RAINE),
NV. COR BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE.
DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
In the city of Baltimore ana neighoorhoou I<5s
,arts ner week: DAILY and SUNDAY Is cents per
week payable weekly TO the carriers. DAILY ana
srxpAY by mall postage prepaid by publisher,
e. 20 per annum: for shorter time In propor-
tinn WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid with
Inducements to clubs, $3.50 per annum TO any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per snnum. TUE BEST AND AND
cuvAPEsr GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AMI
sovTHERN STATES.
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.Gs furirt uns perbatet -

SttIIt bic bsftis ten 9 mersen in 3eit
Won elmer bis stpaHSi5 Winuten. Riot cine
Stunoe mad Stien bieier AHSeise br0u5t itseHo
SemaHo g dEtrs,u su Ietoen.
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Snu.rid.-gin balber 9beeIoffsI bis elm 9beeG6ff:l
In eiuem babcn @lGs gSGiler nlro IN ipeni9en Minus
ten bete1: 9rdmpie, 3udEH9eH, MGSeHiaure. nebels
feit SrbredeH, SoobrtnHtn, JterUoitt&t, S6lahon3s
'st NopIrueb, Bldhunsen uno Gle iEHsrIiteH Sdmers
sen. .-,.-. oo,-,
feheber uuo ale anoersn maIariibeH, biltoieH uEo
ionfia,u Hie6cr 70 I6Hea furIr ais, uHteritust
81 a opap's YtlIcn, HaOm p's &eGap Res
lieI.
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Stgeumatisntus.

9faSnap & Co., HeD=Yort.
IS tommt mir uor, aIs oh uHserstt geseu Sts
uuo Sbr GusaeSeIhnetes BroparGt u. u. J. sehans
belt bdtt., neau h nidbt uber ben JmseH tertdlteH
mroe, o.n mir bui,Ibs gcbratbt bat. SD mar bettt9
uou entjuHoIihem 9tbeumatlemus hemaeiupt, ooh
iet ih Ibre UieoBin ienne. fam th mlr :eI5 Snoe'
1uus peritaffen, fu,nu ld bieiclbe nab Soritrlti
gebrduhe. AutuH9suol
3bomaS SarteL
0futbpen, YGIo IItoz@o., SopG.
Den 1c- 6e6ruar 1895.
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2IInners&reioer-

Sie piien, pie oft bel fertis ee'
ma9tcn &leiOung8ltiifen Der StOff 3a
fuapp seidnittcn uuo Die 9lrbe;t in nadz
laiiiser Nsiie getban wurbs. @inlse
&leloerbdnoler neun.n Dies @eldaftsz
tnifi Gle 3u tduiden. @s iit bagesen
Der Jtuin elnss @eiddfts. Sci uns iinS
felbit Die s.rinsiten Guulitatsn nit oer<
iclben SorsfaIt an9efertist, luie Die be-
fen SOrten. Sis tOnnen ii4 beute oaz
BON oollitanoi9 uber3eu9en, wenn Sle
nur eins Stunoe in uulersr Drltlen
Stage 3wiidlen Oen 9lnsiisen unO CONF
merzGequllitsn perbrin9en molten.
Ser0e- uup @heolot. Ansiise $3.50
bis SIS. Sei JeOem YreIie lulrO etne
@riparuna uon $3.50 bis $40 qarautlrt.
SOrtieeuug beS Sertauis poR Didn-
ner Yromeuabeu Insiisen flir elnl9e
Gage Ill $3.50 bis $15. GIN 9rIttel
inter BEN reguldren YreleH.
Sir $40 Serge-, @bepiot' uno aail-
mlr-NHsiige iiir 0tduuer III so psrldlle'
beueu 6acous, nit elmer pollen @rlpa=
ruug pan 81 bis S. an ben Hretieu.
Sir SIS populdre uYln" geitrelfte
uuo uYin" 9eplirfelte enslll6e gSor-
ileD=NuSiige. 2Inbere furoern $40 flir
bleielben.
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Sebm's Ncmes 9aa. Sebm's Ncmcs 9aa.
Saltim 8
sas ssster porausH Hat6 dom fem.
Sehut' 'S=aro6er==0Sl}

Gag unb Nad nit n Saten
Stabt ausms 6abrtfu in llnterbanbun>
Der Gnau ans r Sanb uub sen buefu 2efuu9s
mad btlben 6rren Ote5 unb
Sorratb sbem 9psment Hr biu 9Bn rfau 9etut
brtnsen Der Sfau bere
nit fOrsaben 90 ausenebm Sic geiud enuaben bOd
ansnmer erareu Sbre
irqub S.rt SGe
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Dies ist Wunderbar

Erebrbte Shophein VOIstandig geheilt
Herr Geo. A. Zirkle ist elm wohlbekann-
ter Schullehrer in Mt. Horeb, Tenn. Err
schreibt uns aus freien Stdcken Fol"
gendes: "Ich CLAUDE an Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, und der Grund dafur ist folgender
Ich habe Won Kindheit an an ererbten
SlIropheln elitten. Ais ich 81 Jahr alt
war. finpen meine Augen an mir web
IN thun und elm Geschwur vie elm
Eli gross, bildete sich an der rechten Seite
meines Halses, welches eiterte. Andere
foIgten, bis sich sechs gebildet hatten
und aufbrachen. Ich versuchte ale
Arzneien. Ich war oft 80 schwach
dass ich kaum gehen konnte. und
war eanzlich entmuthigt. Ich be-
paun nit dem Gebrauche Won Hoods Sar-
sapariIla und nahm funf Flaschen. In
weniger ais drei Monaten warren beide
Geschwure an meiner Schulter geheilt;
Hoods sssin: ss:iii. Kurirt
ich war Won einem unangenehInen Katarrh
kurirt: und der skrophulose ZustaDd lst
INNER weniger wahrnehmbar gewor-
den. Ich wiege mehr ais Je in melnem
Leben, und erfreue mich
Der besten Cesundheie
Wundern Sic sich dass ich an Hoods
SarsapariIla glaubef Ich kann nicht
Weniger thup ais es u6erau und fur
Allies zu empfehlen." GEO. A. LIRKLE:
Hood's PiiIen sind besanftigend. Csc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT.
Private Kneiss, of the hospital corps,
row at this post, will be sent TO Fort Han
cock for duty.
Troop A Captain Augur) Fifth cavalry
Is now occupying the mounted pistol
range at the old target grounds.
Mr. Seffp. of the quartermaster's de-
partment, Is laid up with rheumatism.
Mr. Hart, of the department quarter
masters office, has on exhibition at his
residence a painting by one Of the old
masters, an heirloom in Mr.. Harris
family.
Heretofore a recruit enlisted and was
given credit check on the canteen at the
rendC ZvoIS where with he purchased his
toilet articles, paying for same on pay
day; now the recruits remain but few
days at the rendezvous and it Is not prac-
ticable 10 give him credit. hence the toilet
kit and the muster roll charge.
A board consisting of Colonel Bangor,
Major John Van Hoff and Captain Ed
mundS. First Infantry, is appointed to
me ct at New York to prepare for adop-
ton a dressing kit, 10 contain necessary
toilet and other articles for recruits, TO be
furnished by the subsistence department
to recruits upon enlistment and charged
upon their muster rolls.
Sergeant Major Muelig, Eleventh In
fantry, committed suicide at Whipple
Barr ackS by blowing the top of his cram
ium off with a Springfield rifle. No cause
is assigned. He leaves wife and chill
dren. Sergeant Major Muelig served
through the Franco PrnSSan war, OBJ
tanning the iron cross for bravery: he was
serving in the United States Army when
the war broke ont and obtained his dis
charge and went to Germany, re-enliSting
on his return.
1t is probable that the board will at
last take action on the new cavalry cap
and that the old blouse for officers will be
again adopted.
A blaze in a chimney in one of the quar-
tiers caused an alarm of fire yesterday
evening, which turned out the whole gar
riSon
A general court martial hi S cen called
at Vancouver Barracks. One of the cases,
it is understood to come before it Is that
Of Lieutenant LOveridge for drunkenness
The lieutenant has lately been promoted
from second lieutenant in the Four
/ teenth infantry to hrSt lieutenant in
| the Eleventh infantry.
Mr. Chris Mueller has returned from a
| hunting trip to the Guadalu pe Mountains.
| IL brought back with him a pair of lock-
| ed buck horns, which ne shipped yeSter-
| day to a friend in st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
STATE LEGISLATURE.
Arbitration Bill Amended and En-
crossed - Cutting Down
Fat Salaries.

AUSTIN. Texas, March 10 Special l.
The Senate this morning chased to en-
groSsment Rogers arbitration bill. The
bill was subjected to whole string Of
amendments, the great import of which
is that no board of arbitration shall be
selected save upon the mutual consent OF
all parties. Sections -, - and IA of the
bill, which are Objectionable, were also
stricken out. Jurisdiction was changed
from the County to District court. and
appeals are to be made TO the Courts OF
Appeal.
'fhe House this morning took up its
general appropriation bill and applied
the pruning knife with a vengeance, by
cutting the salary OF the Governor pri-
vate secretary from two thousand dollars
to eighteen hui drrd. and the StenOgraph-
prS salary from fourteen to twelve hun
dred dollars. The pOrter'S salary was left
at $500.
Pending the discussion on the question
of striking out the appropriation for the
state revenue ag, nt'S office, the House
adjourned until afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
A SLICK CROOK CAUGHT.
Personated Many Prominent Men
in His Wicked Schemes.

BosToN, Mass, March 19-The man
arrested In this city has been, after hdV-
ing successfully imperSonated Col. An
drew j. West, Of Atlanta, Ga. identified
by police inspectors as notorious swnd-
Ter.
He is Col. Daniel S. Ward, alias Cap
tain Miller, II c. Wood, Col. Sellers, and
many others Of his adoption. His adOp-
tion of the name of Col. West is new TO
the police here. The Colonel was dur
ing the war employed by the Confederate
government in looking out for the wants
Of prisoners, etc. Ward is generally
known throughout the country as a
bogus check operator, but it is stated
that in the Cos he was implicated In more
pals paid the death penalty. Today, in
the inspectors Office, the CoIoueI, In a
way, admitted his identity when his
picture, taken ten years ago, was shown
him. The prisoner also talked freely
about his past, but when asked about
his operations in Boston he replied:
That is for you to prove"
Colonel" Daniel Ward was one OF
six men arrested in New York November
2Sth, 1864, for having been concerned in a
plot to burn several of the principal hotels
in that city.
The Colonel" was arraigned in the
Municipal Criminal Court this afternoon,
Inspector Harris of the bank squad, act.
ed as complainant. He was charged
with forging and utteriDg a check for
$47 so signed "A J. West" drawn upon
the Merchants National Bank of Atlanta,
Ca, and payable to JOradan, Marsh II
Co. The case was continued until March
22nd, bail being fixed at 900, in default
vi which Ward was committed to the
Charles street jail.
Ward was interviewed few days ago
by the reporter of a daily paper Of this
city in regard to proposed land scheme
which it was believed he was promoting
here. The reporter left him, believing
that hewas the Colonel West, of Atlanta,
Ga, and published long interview.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
St Joseph,s Day Celebrated.

St. Joseph'S Day was celebrated today
with great ceremony by the members OF
st. JcSeph'S society and the congregation
Of st. JoSeph'S church. AT 7:3O o'clock
this mornlng the society attended COM
mun'on in body, and at 1920 a nj. at
tended high mass. The church was
crowded with the congregation, includ-
ing chiIdren'S societies, With banners and
gay dresses The mass was served by
Rev. Petferkorn, ana the choir furnishing
the music was augmented greatly for the
occasion.
After mass the clergy of the city, with
clergy from the surrounding towns of this
citv, partOOK of fine dinner at Rev.
PefferkOrn'S residence.
This afternoon veSperS were attended
by the congregation and societies, after
which st. JoSeph'S society AMI invited
guests partoOk Of lunch and other re-
freshmentS at their hail on Commerce
street. Tonight there will be an enter
inment, with concert program at st.
JOSeph'S hall
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
FATE OF A CRUISER.
Found at the Bottom of the Sea
Completely Submerged

CADIz, Spain, March 19.-The Spanish
cruiser Alfonso returned here after a
search for the missing cruiser Reina Re
genta. and reports having found the lat
ter vessel sunk near Baia Acietanes, not
far from the Strait Of Gibraltar. Only
twenty inches OF the Reina Regenta :
mastS were above water The Alfonso
has returned to the scene of the wreck.
with number of divers and quantity OF
diving apparatus to recover the bodies Of
the crew OF the suuken warship.
The Reina Regenta was reported miss
ing since March 13. She had just con-
veyed from Cadiz to Tangier the return
ing Moorish mission to Spain. The
cruiser left Tanger March 10, for Cadiz,
and her whereabouts have not been def
nitely aScertained until to-day. Pieces OF
her boats, her compass box and soma
phore flags were reported to have been
picked up along the shore near Centa and
Tarifa. She carried crew of ago officers
and men. and all hands are believed TO
have DeriShPd,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
AROUND THE COURTS.
Trench Indicted for Bigamy-other
News of the Courts.

The grand jury reported a large batch
of indictments yesterday afternoon.
Three indictments were reported TODAY.
One is against f. NJ. Trench. charged
with bigamy: another against h. :.
Chase. theft over 500. and another against
Merger Caldwell, for burglary.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Leopold NJ. Michael vs.. 5. O. Ball ct
ais, damages: jury, verdict for defend
ant.
Victor Yeager. by next friend, VS.. John
ObSt. damages: dismissed for want
of prosecution.
: II. Then vs.. City of San Antonio
Injunction; dismissed for want OF prose
cutiOn.
Julian KrsunseI VS.. City OF San Anto.
MO, damages: plaintiff given leave TO file
first am nded petition
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
p. II. Gallagher v. Fred. Allerkamp
jury: verdict for pl in III.
p II. Gallagher ". Thoo. Wiedenfeldt
jury: verdict for plaintiff.
FranciSka Bitter, independent eXecutriN
Of Henry w. Bitter. deceased, VS.. Il. II
XanderSr II ct al, on promSSory note and
foreclosure of lien; defendant given leave
to withdraw jury fee and judgment for
plaintiff.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
Thecounty commissioners this morning
approved the report of County COlectO
CaSSianO for the month of January. The
report shows that the state 8dvalOrem
taxes collected amount TO $i9,0g1.96 re
dpmp ion, $l35 80: total, s.. 1913 26. school.
$7.1Sl As; pol !. 81 49,, county advalorcm.
SlO,9l1.55, redemUti' ns, S2Ol Ii: total.
$l1.llS S.. Sp, cidl. $50 929 So: poll. S249.5O:
district school $545 %: railroad subsidy,
SlS5ISl: redemptiOnS, %l3 A.: total,
II SgS2S
/ C .NSED TO WE'D
The county clerk has issued marriage
licenses as follows:
4. F. Morey and Miss NJ. w. CarricO.
j. II. Clemens and Lucy Clay.
MateO Valdez and Victoria MaZa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
Bslknap Rifles Meeting.

Belknap Rifles drilled under their new
captain, Geo. Mccormick, last night for
the first time.
After the drill was held a business
meeting. The appointive officers were
not given out, being postponed for thirty
days.
The Memphis team has not yet been
chosen.
The members Of the company will drill
three nights per week until further orders
An invitation will be extended to the
company this week, to attend the COnfed-
crate Veterans reunion at Houston, next
Nav 10, transportation free.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
A FREIGHT WRECK.
Head Brakeman Lockett Killed and
Two Injured


Another wreck occurred on the Inter-
national and Great Northern yesterday,
and south bound passenger train No. 3,
due in San Antonio at 6:30 p. m, did not
arrive until 4:3O this morning.
A local freight train going west from
Palestine. was wrecked between lakewood
and Palestine, near Keechie, yeSter-
day morning at eight o'clock, and
Head Brakeman i DCkett was killed. His
body was cut in two. Engineer Miller
and the fireman were seriously hurt.
The cause of the wreck was draw
head, which had been lost by a preceding
train and fell on the track. The pilot
could not remove the obstruction, and the
engine and fifteen freight cars were
hurled from the track. The cars were
mashed into SDlinterS and the engine is
entirely demolished. The track was torn
up for several hundred feet and the
wrecker was summoned and was on the
scene in short while, with force of
men at work repairing the track. Every
thing is now clear and trains are running
on time.
Last night engine No. Is, Of the Inter-
national, on a freight coming to San An
OniO. jumped the track this side of New
Bra uniels, but was soon replaced. No
damage and no one hurt.
The International south bound paSSen-
ger was an hour late this morning, due to
not bOyeS.
ANOTE SR WRECK.
A freight train was wrecked on the
Austin and Northwestern road between
Austin and LIanO yesterday afternoon.
The engineer and fireman were hurt.
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THEIR OWN MEDICINE
New York Police Now Know How
il Feels to be Punched "

NFw YORK, March 10 All the police
of this city against whom indictments
wore found yesterday by the eXtraOrdin-
airy grand jury were placed under arrest
when they went into police headquarters
this morning. The indicted men are:
Inspector VIM. Mclaughlin, Capt Jacob
Sei6ert. Capt J. j. DonOhuP. Capt NJ. j.
Murphy: Capt Jas. X Price former
police plain VIM. 5 Deverey, wardman
Edward GIennOn, dismissed. wardman
Edward 5 Hill, formerly under Capt.
PRICE, wardman Burns Jumped b 5
bail)
Supt ByrneS said there was a warrant
for still another man, who was formerly
connected with the police force. This
man did not arrive at police headquarters
with the rest and the superintendent re
fused to give his name. The order which
came to the Superintende' from the dis
trict attorneys office was to have the
men there at IL o'clock this morning
Shortly before 1920 o'clock the indicted
men gathered at police hPadQu lrterS. AT
ter being placed under arrest they were
conducted to the district attorneys office
by Inspectors Williams and McAvOy.
Superintendent BvrnPs said the indict
mentS which had been handed TO him were
all that had been found.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
Vermont Factories Burned

BURLINGTON, VT, March 10 A diSaS'
trOuS fire broke out today in the wood
working shops of j. r. Booth. tt e
Pioneer lumber mills We're destroyed
and the flames spread to the large store
house and works of the Baldwin Refrig-
orator company and to the shops of the
Vermont Roller Shade company contain
ing large amount Of stock and much
valuable machinery.
During the fire W L. MillngtOn, a
wa Gilman in the employ Of the mill, fell
through the roof of the building and
burned to death.
The total loss is estimated at $500 GOO
About 325 men are thrown out Of employ
mpnt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
San Antonio Ignored.

AUSTIN, Texas, March .-Specal-
Mr. A. X. COney, United States Com
missioner General of the Expos tion OF
Mexico, has requested Governor Culberson
to appoint committee to represent the
State of Texas at the Exposition, and the
following gentlemen were today appoint
ed: John Ireland, Of Seguin; F.. X. Lub-
book. Austin: d. Giddings, Sr., Bren-
ham: w. H. Clark, Dallas; r. E. Smith,
Sherman; L. J. Polk, Galveston; w. Il.
DoucLerty, Gainesville; F. w: James,
Baird; W. w Williams, GreeIville; Jas.
|. Moore, Waco; w. l. McGaughey, Fort
Worth: r. C. Foster, NavaSOta.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
Santa Fe Restores Rates.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 10. Second
class passenger rates over the Santa Fe
will be restored to the regular figure, So
80. 1t has transpired since Passenger
Traffic Manager White returned from
Chicago that not only did the Santa Fe
secure indi>putable evidence that the
Texas and Pacific and its eastern cOnnec-
tionS were cutting rates, but that so keen
was the competition in these lines that
they contrived to get away with business
for which sleeping accommodations over
the Santa Ferhad already been reserved .