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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
lie, Camp 10 Cooperate.

Il. T.. Lee Camp. No. !, Confederate
Veterans, held their regular meeting last
night. with full ranks. Lieutenant-C Com
mander John NJ. Warren in the chair.
Invitation was received from Mrs.
General George +. Pickett, inviting this
camp TO the marriage OF her niece, Miss
Elsie ID. Corbell. to Mr. Samuel f. Flick
len. at Washington, ID. c., on February
18th
A letter was received from r. Kirby
Smith Camp. rs. 4. c. V. asking for
action 10y Lee Camp i'm reference 10
school histories. The letter was referred
to Colonel Thomas +. Pollard, chairman
of the History Committee.
An invitation was received from George
T.. Pickett Camp, {. v, inviting Il. r.
Lee Camp 10 unite with them in paying
the last sad tribute of respect TO Colonel
Patton, i'm the refinement I'm Hollywood.
The camp voted unanimously 20 accept
the invitation.
vote of thanks was unanimously ten
dered TO Messrs. Methias Ingram * Co,
of Baltimore, Md, for the donation OF
one dozen handsome cuspidors and ono
unbrella-stand: also to Comrade Isaac
Goddard OF this city, Tor handsome
clock
Major Washington Taylor, quarter
master-General OF the Grand Camp. g.
v, OF Virginia. who was present, made
a short talk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08

Mr.. H. Douglass Armstrong has been
aloctsd orEanist for Christ church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
vV oqE

Is never done, and it is especially wearing
and wearisome 10 those whose blood 10
impure and unfit properly to tone, sus-
tain. and renew the wasting OF nerve,
muscle and tissue. II il more because OF
this condition OF the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because OF the work itself. Every
physician says so. and hat the only REM
edy Is in building up by taking q good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizcs
like Hood Sarsaparilla. For the troubles
Peculiar 10 Women at change Of season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
work, nervousness, and impure blood,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
FIND CLUES TO A CRIME,
me oldhouse Family DID Not Perish
by Fire-Seven We're
Slain

,T,--a 10.
', - harch -".-Ev"T since the
ourIuhS OF tn" oidhGuse family IN their
h"m" at Ieroid. early in the morr:n.,
Of March :. the ueichhnr. bo,, I.,i,s
considerably agit,t.d .,,.,.,. .f'a '''''i'
connected y,-i,b 49,, - ,''' NY >l'rF
in tLn hai,.. anu "lo GhIidr"n were found
near Tho ,,'i,,dn,,. ',,iii ana IA" iather's body
in@ o. th y a"I"" m room next adioin-
ro-.,I,.o ~, h"'th'f bed was found Il
b,oal.h M; Nm ~ empty shells, while Il
~ Ii'''Cn, ,ItpadlhE shotgun was found near
apv rviJn,.. Ni'ti'1'a, - however showing
,bar, ,I'''hec ,' 81 having been fired, as
4. ~ ~ SHGilS ~ y.
49,, lt'l,''S' Heil me sam" day there
Or thar,' I,.i.i .,i nla'l" 70 ascertain whoth-
famiIy b,It 'I,''i nd%l:, ,', any quarrel III the
vcIoprd NJ ,.',',:,,, :" l,"' rliect lie
irod ,,f :. f,,, mn u : ii,'u was exam
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
CONGRESS-.

nur,r- +he oonsi.,.r,tfo,. r., a., e,,-.,
on the 18Th Of a resolution tn ono, tf.s
f..-arf.f,af MIRO 7-ss,,,.,' lt..,, t.. 81
Hokr Snirh "a s,,..r.i, u, ...',i>-.- ,r',
Ssnatnrs ,..,.,.r I',.f' ~, i,,., sec ~
and Vc-t No. and liz ra~f named MI
ficr, &ad ncrn n tin,a v.I...,, % .,,i.f,,, - 80
tiror Who drlinaraf,-I, Ti....., %, H.. r
yy5uld bo l-on.ht before fI.. ba~ nr H..
Senate. hut that IL Was now quit,. com
oGt the Law. Nr Vest declared there wa.
a disposition ON the na., n tho siu,,r.-
trattou rot to treat rn. lprnlr If tn. Ny,.f
fairly. and ~ if rEr, fiI n,t t,nr- ,,rgt
thav' wanted ~ ,F,-~l ~. a.,
drosS ~ 49,. I,r,ss4.., -. =, ~ ,..t
Mission board ~ <o.. Ynrh ti,. rr,,f,i,,,r
siau,ffu- ~ ~, ,b~..T,tt - .I
holes ana ilrgnns ~ ,i.,. III \.,, l ~
E1yInr frn ,..r,l,,. 80 ,r,, w. I ''
zi6upry aiI $,.ra-,4 w., e.t5 49, 10 H..
pro-IGant =, nt,3l lI+,,,, f.y,.., I,,.,.s T..
Carolina and iI,.r I,rI,.,'. t' ~ -, -, " "
tuckv il would r.. ,rrinr fEr H.. ,.,,,,,'r,,
Senator Villas pleaded for tirc tn .,,..i,l..r
fectiou Uro9 The secretary and even mo,
the President The -u,...T,rr,.tI,-r,. r.-,.,,,,.
tion bin finally WIS I0iI asil" .lrt,.t. hp-
Ing made tile unfinished h,sfur.S orr,r ,l,,.
reudirC Arhau>as claim hiIi v.,S Ii,nnS.1
If and -h,I Nrr Tiurs,,n - IIiNIi> to
on tie nnnnnf chs. >'o" ''"N '''' "'1'
Wcp.. Aliunl chairman nr Ill.,. r,f5r,irf,..
on territories reported faynrHhly thr hiu
- admit Nrw M"Ni.n 90 statehood MI
sherman insisted 81 l1.3p on going I'm
with th" Cuban Question: RESISTING fhn SIM.
rnrturitics al several senator, 10 taL, rIn
minor matters. Mr. sherman stated thar
Mr. Mills nf TuNa~ who y,r, cytfitin1 to
The floor on the cuban debate v.s .i.t T..
bod MI. Stewart Of <ry9la Vas ,Ia,,
r@,y"Sn'Z"d llr ~pohc ~ Icn=th and con
Guided hy SAYING ''lcr HS pas. n Joint
resolution declared MIR Stewart ..Yna
throw The responsibility ON tht. prr>iIrI.f
FOR tkHartin2 tho resolutions N- C~av
tBcm. Gal said that as II 1nrnll,r. Gr ~,
committee ON foreign rrla-inus no Ina
withheld Lis assent from the confcrcnr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
LOST BOTH HIS LEGS.
Marinette Young Man Supposed TO
be Victim of Sand
baggerS.
harinette. Wis. March 34.-rSpociaL

harnette. MS. March II Special
John Peterson was run over 10y q street
car last night The cirrumsta nces Of the
case point to fnal play. Peterson lay
with his feet across the rails and the
motOrman was unable to stop the car in
time to save him. Both feet were
crushed. The man had an ugly cash
across his head and club lay near him.
He was InsenSIblc before the car struck
him and not 4 cent of money was on his
person. He tells IN iucohcrcnt tale and
says ne doIr't know how he came to be
lying across ,hc track. His legs viii
have to be amputatgsi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
il STTCE NEWMAN I'LL
Suffered . Slight Attack OF Parai-
ysis This Morning al HIS Home
IN Madison.

Madison. WIS. March - Spcrial.l- l-
Justice y. ". Newman of the Supreme
court suffered 4 slight attack of paralysis
this morning II" had gone 10 his cellar
10 take car" of his furnace when the
shock came, one hand and foot being
affected. Members of thc family were
summoned and he was gotten upstairs
found the attack NOT serious unless it.
shall be followed 10y others but told the
Judge it would hc necessary for him to
remain quiet in bed for a week, per-
hans
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
LIVED OVER A CENTURY.
Death of Mrs. Charlotte Willie at Mani
tovpC.

Manitowoc Wis March 22.-gSpc-
riaI.- Mrs Charlotte Willie died nj her
home in this city yesterday afternoon at
'hc age Of 100 years She was born in
Pommorauia. Prussia, in November.
1870. She came 10 this county when
quir" Young and settled with h"r parents
i'm Wisconsin in tho early days. She
performed her household duties until the
day before her death. She had never
known sick day in her life and re-
tanned her faculties to 4 remarkable de
gree. She was a little hard of hearing,
hut her sight was good until recently,
when she was obliged to use glasses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
Almost Severed his Hand.

ciaI.l-GeorEc Thnr>tou and oil. Chris
Hanson. two hoys aged II years. residing
near OSaenSbur1. went fishing yesterday
and while cutting q hol" I'D tho i"e
Thur~ton had his right hand nearly Ssv-
crpI ny q blow from an AZ in the hands
of Chri>rianSCu He was brought "a
this place. a distance Of ten miles, and
The hand vas seTez OF.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
ALL FOR M'KINLEY.
Wisconsin Delegates TO the St.
Louis Convention.
Resolutions Fayoring Protection and
Sound Money Are Adopted.

Milwaukee. Wis. March 19.-The Re-
publicaus of Wisconsin nominated a
straight Mckinley and sound money dele
CATION 10 90 To 81. Louis in June. There
was some difference OF opinion for q time
as to who Shou!d 80, but there was no diff
ference as 10 whom they should support.
The withdrawal OF Henry G. Paync's
name by his supporters nj a caucUS hcld
Tuesday evening. throwing the support Of
the Milwaukee ,cegat" T. Eugene :. FL
liott simpliticd the work of the convention
greatly.
selected were as follows
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
DISMISSED THE ACTION.
Papers Not Properly Made Out in Banker
Prnberr', Case,

Shell Lake. Wis. March 21.-TSpeciaLI !
In the remaining criminal action of the
state " Y. {. Prohnrt. charged on the
calendar with Illegal banking the district
attorney. Webster tIoS>. made Il motion
10 dismiss the case on account OF the
papers not being properly made out
His motion was granted by the court
and the case was dismissed accordingly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
Madison Pioneer Dead.

Madison. Wis. March 2t.-lSpe"ia!l--
L VI Williamson. one Of the oldest resi-
dents d. Is Of the city. dicd shortly before
noon noon today in his 93th year. He was
in former years one of Madison active
fuSinoss men. dealing principally, IN real
estate. but had been afflicted with bilhu-
ness for several years past.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
Acadia Farmer Injured.

Arcadia. Wis. March 24.--LSpeciaLI--
Carlos Gorton. farmer living aholl
three miles frcm this place. was nearly
killed by the breaking Of hlndIn2 pol1
on his wagon His nose ana Tisht 9Liu I'LL
waro broken and his forehead terribly
bruised
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
II. j SMITH
" i HEN
JAMES T.. LYON.
" T. PHI MNIE

I hr itINt St'>Nio1 - 81 IN" convention was
o4!,rr ,t.,,,,,,, - , [.aJrny nT SIn.;. NV
,i-,..,.,,.,- i.I,;,.,.,.,,, " 49,, -, s.
-, ,t,I - 49, .I ,,,,.
It'"'a =" ''lS '.''"',' ''"' '"'i'
no contests as 10 cE'd' HlialN ana i!'t
reading OF the IiSi WaS I1rr''lI'!n @ ,lSI
ptIS'l W iti' ~. Iia;'il i"''n ,.'
rs pefhahthl SCI, 81 ,I,t '"Ii,rr
ton 'TtoF-p " iii>.l"i' "l ithlil'IatlHtT.
Ninth district. ana NIIhur W. James "l
WaUkeSha. Fifth district. Alter tn" sec
rrtarir. had been named Chairman Jones
,.,'li ~, rha .,.,+, ,.,.ntr.I commit
Ii Jt4 LIN I.,L ~ %
,,,ssa fr t.,,,,,,r.,1.,- chairman, ITc r,rr.
tioN>, 80. ''' -
S"Htcd AiF. i-AtP' VIZ" WIS iou'"E "l'
plaudcd
Chairman EsCh's address.
In taxing inc '"+iE w. tN'Il Nal"
that as patrintir titlZruS Republicans
co,7I4 taka M delight I'm the CO,ID-7,'-
,,Iif',rt,,r,,. ,.,-,u fhnu~h +hry arc The
-, &c n.,,,,,.-.,ri,. ir.pr,1,.f.,ucv and
added:
The main Icorl. have drawn m 4 moS-
inst but fcartai Indictment against rnr
three years of Democratic misruie. Tncy
charge that whereas the last year Of th"
splendid % Sdml4Istf%, t od HgmJam n
colnmcrcia and agricultural prosperity. t
was followed by such period Of universal
failure depreciation ana 4'pI'SS."n A. ",i'
gehtralion haS r,',,r.,r "a,
Ansrlcan Industries. forced :uuti,"dcs ui
@ TII',,rT. mi ,.srrinI rrr..fry .,t,I
49,, NJ, ffTni,.,nds II American homes
!I,I,',. n,rya t6Ir II ofnng4t ma t>rah-
H>hmrnt Of an island f'pHhl-' J.. ne t'i4'
seas ny ailrmE5if- /" t.>,n'" /" ., 1,.' tn'H%ar %
d 49, - -, t,..s.,,f5r - m, Corrr nf
selected aN lis a1b"'>,,'i,. ~ ', .or,, rS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
Irl.n troops ISeneI

Dublin. March Il MuriHuHs conduct
On tha part of tho Tht-r--rth IIu--ars
j r-uorted from pu3aie- iir cavalry
mon are said ~ have hacked 10 p.ec--
rventv-eigat saddles and brides. SeF-
era! Of the he-sar> have been arrested
il consequence Of this demonstration.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28

.slternates I5ieCt-d.

Il was moved 20 nominate the dele
gates a. large by arclaInatiou. T. Il.
RcId Of Appleton nominated II. u.
Smith Of Appleton as an alternate for
Senator Sawyer and be was nominated
hy acclamation. T. g. Monahau Of Oar
inCton nominated W L. Hcino Of La
fayettc county as alternate for w =.
Hoard. who was elected in the same
manner. 4 L. Blcckman Of La Crosse
nominated James Il. Lyon of Monroe
county IS alternate for Mr.. Elliott. and
Allen De Croft nominated Judg" Plum
mcr of Pcpin as alternate for Senator
Stout. Both were elected unanimously
Col. Watrous moved to elect Mai. Ed
ward ScotieII as the FIRST uf the electors
Rt-large and tnc motion prevailed. l.
II. Bancroft Of Rirhland Center named
Paul Larhman of Sauk county rs he
second Clcctur-at-Iar-e ana hc was elect
ed. Inc congressional districts were
then called and their electors endorsed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
FIGHTING SWAMP FIRES.
Residences in Danger from the Flames
Near j arinette.

Marinette. Wis. March 24.-ISpeclaLI
The fire department has been tghtlnS
swamp fires near the city all day. a
very high wind Is blowing and as the
s,,lsr,n iS not far from the outskirts of
tbe city. there are some fears of homes
haiuo~ burned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
Second Formal Ballot

There were cries of Hoard" "IToardr
but the chairman WuEld not listen To the
proposition for soerch-making. 1t was
moved to suspend the rules, hut the mo-
tion was lost by 4 vote Of 800 to 3G2
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
r. f.. Coe Elected.

vcntion got to work on the nomination
ii chairman Of tine state central com
uittcc The name Of +. u. Coc was
tn" first presented and the indications
were that he would be elected
Coe was elected. He got 46S votes against
POS for W. 4. Jones.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
SENATOR STOUT.

cry shop and factory and whose teachings
are discussed over the TrUgai tables o.
labor and about tho hcarth>toHrs OF tht
farm; who, like the great Lincoln has put
his trust In the people, has kept in close
touch with the people. has hoaricncd unto
the voice OF The people, ana for whom
there rolls from morning unto the evening
sun across the continent q tidal wave Of
admiration His name IS William Nckinie.
Of ONO. Long aal continued applause
After committees necessary TO E-rnla-
ucnt organization had been named. the
convention adjourned Uutil $50 o'clock.
~ 30 Chairman EsrG called the con-
vcution to order. The committee on per
mGncur organization reported in favor
Of akInc the temporary organization
permanent. This report was adopted.
Chairman tSeE thanked the central com
mittcc for the honor which they gave
linn Tho committee" on resolutions
then made its report. Walter J.. lluuscr
of Moudovi read the report from the
stage. He was frequently interrupted
by applause as favoritC plauks were en-
dorsed. The resolution were adopted as
read, hy a unanimous vote.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following platform:
tion aSsembeG renew their devotion 10 the
doctrine Of projection NC believe in an
adiust.-.aut Of tariff duties for the rw0fOd
purpose uf providing sufficient revenue to
meet ty" T"quIr"m"nts Of the government
,e,.iion - knrri,an ind1,irics "A tarjr botb
for rovcaur and protection.
We also renew our allegiance to the doc
'riuc IF reciprocity We favor. as i"giraIl
ana Dtarnglal result 81 lr",rrtiye farIt
~ - ,f ~ - ~ r~oyid 20 ,Ir
n,7nyCarfIr,.rs ana rrgdnr.'rs a market for
fhrir surplus product aud at the same
tina" enable rs 10 buy from them. under
adlantaS"ons cor coa9ili"nS. Snrn articaes rs
'iir} pE"aug,. anu we ''yi =" pGn'iaSt'
vint3iprr II, tbeir ,Iaruand for honest money
W. are unal,rrab.v opposed TO any policy
that will civ" 10 TINS country 2 deprecated
Or HeoaSgu 1n-t,hrF iaNor ne Use
., IllrL r tbo, ~
".itr I'M ,,n - mairtain.d '"''''
,,..,; ,,
-. .'iaiHS 'h',l IFtN'i''h VIC lo'-
ioWiGS I"S"in''"h' "h''h "a9 "hah'houS-
y a""h''".
Resolved, that ne h'EMnli'anS Or WIS.
C@n,,l r'c2SJ1I" m n"., Ml.llalH MnhIniGy
Of ~. ro,,,'rIi,.r 'Ii., ~ rn,atjnr ierI
ra..irro..f,y .TEaf We honor bIm 90 tho
daf"u,Icr IF 4 soun,I system Of finance qnd
believe in him aS = type Of the best Aucri-
can citizenship in both private and public
ht,. ,.,-.,.- ,.,..,-. o.. a.. .,.,......
A..u W., 90 o." ,nr
tI ,ba+ +i,r Sjn,IIl ,,G Ill ~ '',m ,, Uu
ahis "rrort 10 secure bis non.ii.atio,, for The
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28
stout Nominated.

There was somo iivclv work done while
the ballot was preparing ana the vote
was listened 10 with interest. The vote
showed that the contest was n close one
It stood: Stout 314: Scoti"ld 3O4
The ballot by districts was rs follows
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-28

It tlrI>tian Poehl. aged - years. died
AT MeQaSha ct heart fIilurc after aI
illness q several weeks duration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Monroe Adler is i'll.
d. w. Michaux, Of Houston, is at
the Maverick.
Mrs. Nathan Hart is quite i'll, at
her residence on Augusta street.
Mr.. j. A. Robertson leaves today
for Monterey, Mex, accompanied
by his wife.
&c. Cottraux, former business
man Of San Antonio, now Of South
McAlester, 1. T., is in the city, STOP
ping at the Maverick.
Miss Stella Sulnon, Of Laredo is
stopping over on her W v home
from an extended visit to Waco
and Dallas, and is the guest Of Mr.
Z. Blum, on Ave. B.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
GOLD AT CRIPPLE CREEK.

The fabulously rich gold mining district
OF Cripple Creek, Colorado, is attracting
hundreds Of people. BY spring the rush
bids fair to be enormous. That there is
an abundance Of gold there is demonstrate
ed beyond doubt. Fortunes are being
rapidly made.
To reach Cripple Creek take the Santa
Fe route, the only standard gauge line
direct to the camp. Pullman sleeper:
and chair cars. The Santa Fe lands you
right In the heart OF Cripple Creek.
The best way to get there is over the
Santa Fe route.
inquire of nearest ticket as ent, or adj
dress w. 5. Keenan,, g. p. A, q. G. & 5
+. Ry., Galveston, Texas. 2l0 lot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
LIGHT FLASHES.
IS. d. ScUDDER, Fire Insurance

Watch for the SUNDAY LIGHT.
Hot stuff!
Elk Lodge, X. of P.i initiated
three new members last night.
-Root-Tea-Na watch goes Satur-
day night on Alamo plaza. 2 IA 2t
&C. Ceccato has begun building
a store at No. ZIG FL Paso atreet,
Ward 3, to cost 5000.
Wanted, servant, white; Ger
man preferred. Mrs. ]. A. Appler,
FOL Avenue B. 2t*
The Midwinter fair exhibitors
yesterday presented a fine testi-
monial to Rev. G. @. A. Rose, in
the form Of nice sum of money.
Gold Band hams and Gold
Band breakfast bacon at j. Eikel
& Co.'s. 2-14 st
Detective Shelly today arrested
r. p. Streets, a white man, on a
charge of burglary and theft. An
overcoat was stolen from 40 Ave-
nue. ID, recently.
Root Tea-Na watch goes Sathr-
day night on Alamo plaza. 2 IA Ut
-Miss.Inez Moke has resigned as
principle Of the Mason street pub
lie school and Miss Emma Aliens
worth has been elected to the posi-
ton by the school board. Miss
Walthsll was assigned to Miss
Allensworth's position.
-Bent's ginger water, Bent's
pink tea, Kennedy's zephyrette,
Krielsch Wurzen waters, all fresh
at j. Eikel & Co.'s. 2-14 st
The /. and G. n. train was
more than four hours late today
and did not arrive until 1890
o'clock p. m.
Mrs. d. r. FAINT, of Goliad, is
at the Mahncke.
Try Aunt Jemima's pancake
flour for breakfast. j. Eikel &
Co.'s. PA st
w. ID. Cochran, of San Angelo,
is in the city, stopping at the
Mahncke.
Morning Joy, Java & Mocha
coffee. Every drops a drop of
comforts" in two-pound alright
cans, at ]. Eikel & Co.'s. PA 3t
The LIGHT is sorry to learn
that the little 5.year.old girl Of
Mr.. Nose C. Harris is quite i'll, and
that Mrs. Harris, through moth
er's anxiety, and watching, is also
unable to leave her room.
-Root-Tea-Na watch goes Satur-
day night on Alamo plaza. 2142t
"A mans stubby beard has
been sent from pillar to post the
past few days. Dan. Talcott and
Paul Wagner, Jr,, have been the
recipients of it, through the mails.
PRIVATE BOARDING. Nice
rooms, electric light, and bath.
Rates reasonable, 500 South Flores
street, opp. Arsenel. pa If
The Catholic Knights will have
meeting next Tuesday night, to
make final arrangements for the
Satolli entertainment.
Ninety per cent OF all the peo-
pie need to take a course of Hoods
Sarsaparilla at this season to pre-
vent that rundown condition OF
the system which invites disease.
Hoods Pills are purely vege-
table, harmless, effective, do not
pain or grippe.
-Eniseto Samerto, a Mexican,
died Of consumption, in the City
hospital this morning and will be
buried by the city.
The SUNDAY LIGHT will con-
tain an interesting article entitled
"The Tax Payers Thumb Screw
Read it.
Mr.. l.. B. Washington, of the
city engineers office, who has been
i'll for some weeks past, is able to
be out again.
jackson Praler reports a horse
and saddle stolen from his yard on
North Colorado street, last night.
The Pansy Social club has
sent the LIGHT an invitation to
their ball, to be given Saturday
night at Mission.garden.
Fourteen carloads of brick
from Monterey camelin this week,
for the sewers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14

The Sunset Wood Co. cuts and
bales their own hay and can GER
tainly save you money. 1t would
be we'll TO see their hay and grain
before buying elsewhere; corner
Lamar and Walnut streets. IL l7tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
TISSUE RENOVATION.
Nikola Tesla Thinks 1t Can Be Accom-
plished by His Latest Invention.

Has the science of electricity discov-
cred cure for all human ills? Nikola
Tesla, the wonderful electrician, an
nounces that he has devised a machine
by which every fiber of the human
frame can be made vibrate so as to
cause complete renovation of all the
tissues, thus restoring to the diseased
body healthy and perfect condition.
If Wizard Tesla says truly there will
be no end to the drug stores that will
be compelled to abandon trade. 1t
may be of interest to those who ex-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
Love Letters Made Public.

The London Telegraph tells OF boy
"a smart little boy-who was am
bilious to be a letter carrier. A short
time ago he secured bundle OF old
love letters that his mother had treas
iured since her courtship days and dis
Etributed them from house to house
throughout the neighborhood.