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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
claim Der mi,s esa sborsom.

SRA 8ermiIipn mebbsles Snsbd9:
Coroner Sotparb blep ioag talot til
Mectline for at unoerIese 4arIagen til
MiIs Sra Sboripns 9pp. Niis Sbors
fen bar 2Grsrinbe % b~ipaaneoe Sedha
ers SnItitute bsr / gpsn for to Tiger
Iicsn % bcebe ba bps en- 5amilie pso
Nupn 6a%rnsprrt6. Storsbdg Nat
frrrige llge pattepes Miis Shorion
op at fin Sepn berpep, at Rpgsn bdneoe
ia Gei til bsnbes 9erelIe giennem @ins
buet. Mancen bar | Rdtora9t p9 bar
fommen ino peb !SiGlp al en- Stige
ubenfra. Den urge Dame iprang op
ga pilbe lie neodo Srappen, men traaots
fell pg tumleoe necoper belt til iiOIte
Grin. Be apaitslIer bun III peb Sal
bet, fordarIaseos benbes ORB.
eaufrspere poereiper flo.
Den 9psle uf 8crsere, Der forfulgt'
gantrepere fra Belle 5our4e, tunos
Hat til Sirsosa9 INFRINGE benz. @fterat
npole Stuo bar psrlet, mdatte Hepernt
ppersipe Zig.
1ioerue beores.
geore Sioer ipnss at pGre tomrlet
iii Snos9 atptd for goot, Itripes ira
ganfton. Iaitsn cperalt | Staten bal
baape Sarmsr oe Spfclt gsnse at an
brinae, % Der bpgges friitp9t Su'e,
guIineIs SlNfs os 5armbpsningsr.
Sralaitfanplsrns Tiger, be ! Spmms'
Ear Iolqt mere 2umber eno ~npgeniinot
be IibIte fem qur. Glerdtcrer rpferes
psb naIten bpsr sneits Standardization
Staten; Greameries bDgges nGiten Ii
oeIoa burtiot fem Maitineriet fan let
tee / Stiuinq. Sil benne iioite Sms
f~tanbiateo ma tsnfprss ben itcrite De
at 9runoen til, at "prosperitp" e'
tommen til SpbsS atcta.
Grsamerisrne Tar bepirtet en- Sm'
valtnia / observation-disclosures oe
oienas Stit. Snbtil Grsumsrist tom
bar sarmerns tenpift til at iape fig frc
ben enc aarstib til ben anben pda Sire
bit hos be lptale &jsbmGno. H9itI
S~eItuobstte bar oite ppipiit, fsrenb be-
eupnu bar inohsitst, rs ! caarlige @a'
rinaer bar Sarmsrne | Ell oeito pGrr'
5ir ndturligps.
Masn MI sr Der feet en- 5oranorIrs
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
mnrbtngtnn.
Sduffauit.

Union Sruit &c Sapinss Sanf Sa>
coma luttebe fine Ssre forlepen Dag.
&etten bar ubnGpnt CHARLES Hi6aroz
ION til Hsceiper. Status er life tunoz
giprt. Iuriaeen til 2utningen Ttdl boz
re en- fprnplis at Statens !Seieiteret az
sipen aienoelie, Der u9ploisgjsr Gitp
Warrants til ct 9elsb at $500,000,fom
bar ipisastig ubiteot, cs bpprdF ben
n9pnte Yant bolber Sarlparten.
1aeomas spnos.
Gn TepreIentunt fra Nep gort 2ife
S%niurance So. bar ubtalt, at hans
Sslitab, Der bploer $4,000 at ST.
100000 / Gitp 8arrants, iom al
Waibinstrns Ssieiteret ertlarepes for
ugploiee, intet bill tdbe, efter bans Mes
ming; TIL Sugen er forsldgt Il. g. 9sies
Iteret.
Der bar heller life npeen Spis bos
Sacpmas 8p>8osIerer, fusbe Fan.
Som Sagen ituar, mau Ypen sisre 3et
for fig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
Dscurah-2usten
TYsLAL NsrAsat4ThAN
5ffHfk
uofcmmtr Iirsoas os 5rsoaa Dgorssn.
assrt,s'emenier

uca i~rat,psrss isrsf & 6 8lubag "a Lorssag Mor.
ssT HD~srtislsmtuter tH5ia1ss tfis 70 paa htrauoen
~igtltrnt Tumers. Heomm5rs bet atrpf sia iorids'
arA eois r gpsrfjsismsai. Der fsrf fomne tfo
xirNboaeruuerst' Or. ioridHses iRotra'is Q rae.
90 octfsume iHo 70 1irsoassHnmsrf. aysoc. oee rases
fclbey aDsriisieueaicr. lom BET butter ms0. bsr mrrs
tcs aucrttsismeHt ! oct Hs0re pigrH, paI Som
%rJiuteu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
Snoiasier.

8 Suni NaneO belr6 Rsgie,in1sus
Snotagt,r Ig til $36.5S4,7 08 og eena
uoaiftsr til$22, 934. 1874. iua csr for
Toits Maanso sr ct SDsrItuo at $13..
65O,O14. SpsrTtuoeet / SUM 1896
par S2,349, 694. llnbsrnuoost for tet
RegnItabslor, ION enbts ben 30te gu
nj 1897, bslsb ia til 18.623,108. Gsit'
.r en- Rsoutticn al 1921. 985 fosn
ben lite Starts 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
Sra Daihin9ton.
General @oopforo.

ben npe @eIanbt tit Spanisn, ufldgce
G~m6ebseben / nbsnrissoepartemsnt.t /
Snsougs Og itrar efRr afIasoe fan ct
tort gdeg tos ben ipaniie Miniitsr &c
2ume. 6an a~frsiisr til Maorib oms
firing ben 20os Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
sorotwi4 ,suoss iii ariniania

Senrp 9prospi6 ira 8ranite 6las.
5crsnshe Staters aoniul ! Sriitias
mia. Sr. SOrpetpi4 bar afasi ben
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
ITEM til Snbtast fer SiIpers Grpis so.
fpitnIet.
embtssmane euihtrliaatn.

Sainois Gutter league bapoe 4arsz
mebe pg 9aIg paa GmbebsmGro /
Rntforo Iibite Snspag. YrGiioent blsp
5rupt 9. !Snaslunb, Ructforb; Sstrss
tor s. g. 0riper, Chicago; ausisrer
Ml. 6. Mslin, Chicago. De frsmluste
Raporter piIsr, at 2isuen MI bar 43
5oreningsr msb ct famlet Msolemsans
tai af 1892, en- SorsesIie al 664 orsr
iihfts 9tar; 81 Sorsninger bar repreiens
tsrebe peo 0slsgatsr. &onpentionen
iluttebe msb ubfsreIfen al ct pasienoe
% pelpalgt proeram nm aftenen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
uuiueratetetS @ibItotbss.

9irettionen for Soma Statsunipers
itet papfammsn til Msoe SesIfoines
rem 29be,Suni. Webet bplotes | &apis
toilet for at traffe 6Urfeininser til uo'
btoring at ben Stace, ION beptrteoes
reO Sloebrunoen / llniperittstets SIblipa
TIKI fornDlig. @upsrner Srdte pr9lis
Ssrebe | Setrastning at, at 2eSislatu>
rem Ituloe tr9be iommn i GrtrdIdm'
Ina alerebe ben lite Suit. Oct be-
inttebes at anmObe 2~e9islaturen ON at
btpilae $4,000 til ct "Gmergencp
funo", at tpiltet Der tunoe bruges not
til anfaTslIen At bet, irm bet melt
oialot ON at e~rItatte t Sibliothetet til
Matte Stoleaars Nabning | September.
QeQi8laturen bill psIad bliN unmooet
ON for ct Sibsrum at fire Iar at paa'
lrgQe en- Sfattsfpreselie at 1-10pSin
/ BEN Seniiat at ftafe Mtipler til Spfss
rslIen af en- b%ranbiitter Spsnins Tor
gitliottetst % Mui9et. Sdgen blep
bsrpaa opersip.t til en- armite.
san bar Den aisae eoIoati staten.
5 Raic Gitp Sebe iibite Snsbas
"Sutsl" Npie Woooen, Der nFb @rsn
at al pGre Statens 9loite Sclodt. Sm
iaa llaer pilbe ben erpGrbige 8dmle
bapt fplbt fine SO 4ar. San oeltp9
Tom MuIfeteer giennem fele ben merit
tanIte aris ps tienitgioroe nnosr Sors
ssrtrigsn / Bisccniins 49be Snfdntes
rirsgiment. Stun nogle faa Tiger bapbe
ban barst Ienselissenbe, oa 8soen
mslots fig. San efterluoer fig fpp gern,
ION naiten %aIIeiammen er geoltefors
GlOrs.
Vsiret 90 stpIimsen.
Sielge Mepbsielle fra apoca resnsos
BET nRiten bsle Sagen cper pottaipata'
ME Gpuntp iprrise 2srbas. Rssnst
ialot iaa grabpis pg jepnt, at laa at
ii9s hper sneite Sraabe giemsmtrGnste
3Orosn lige til M~aisrrbcerne, poteterne
% gapneoe alildgs Sorn forreiten iaas
OeIiUn 8r9ssangene % 5rustp9rten.
Ter hi blipe prsrflob at 9Gbler. psdfes
plonterne buifsoe unoer for5roften tibs
lt9 paa @aarer, fporimcb Waiien all
brig Ear lopet ct beore ubbptte, ffisnt
ben for tire Tiger iioen tunoe iiges at
itaa en- Maaneb tilbase paa 9runo al
ot tsrre iplbs 9sir.
SnOiunpla III fsle ct temmeligt tefs
tt9t S~prbsnpeir iibits Snscag. Der
lalot riselis Hssn; men inssn Stape
fspe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
pstitiurpsa ammisiGrer.

Subirn, lite Suli. Siblte 2esislas
tur fdtteoe 9eitemmelie pm uonRpnel@
len at en- apmmisiipn at tire Selreiere
/ bpert at Statens Counter. 9isIe
"Reminiscences Pligt Itulbe bore at
p9lae pstitiurier iitebetfpr at pperluoe
bette Irbeios til be fprItiellige Gpuntpz
tpmmisiGrsr iom tibli9ere. 0ommer
Selms at BEN She Oommertreos bar ubs
nepnt fplsenbs commissioner: Pierce,
grpan 8. Gorcrran, Scbn $. Sruiingz
ton, Stener Stprion; 8uffulp, @alter
9. Suuisr, Som S6sner. Sufn Burt;
Ct. Grrir. 9pron S. price, Sbomus
0ulIb, Sluf u. Saugitab; pepin,
Glias 9rabenberg, @usuit Sbies. Sreo
anuact; Dunn, 8iqium $. 2anbpn.
Sliper e. 2osneIs pg Diaiam $.
Smith.
Weaet SifesnssI.
WiscpnIin Siitstommisiion far pmz
belt 2,000,000S9terretsY ngel, 1,050,s
600 "Rainbofp 5rput", 100000
"9its", 100000 Soibfit cs TO-
100000 gnssl Of gate Trout"
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misIionen bar i Sia9g til bet eprige
@rbeioe paatagst Jig Sorpldntninssn al
f~insIife Saidner.
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eoufrspere ooereiper iie.

Den 9psIs af 8orsere. Der fprfulste
9antrepere fra Belle 5our6e, tunos
Iat til sirspsae INFRINGE benz. gitsrat
npole Stuo bar psrlet, mdutte Reperne
pperoipe ia.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06

Dc uofomne ytilmmere al "SSeo
glrnen" fan erbplOes for zoe
ertra.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
DIAMOND KING SUICIDES.

London. June 1.-THE officials of the
Union steamship company, to which
the steamer Scott belongs confirm the
announcement made last night in
special dispatch from Funchal, Island
of Medeira, that Barney Barnato, the
South African Diamond King" COM
mitted suicide by jumping overheard
while that vessel was on her way from
Capetown to Southampton. The death
of Barney Barnato caused a sensation
in financial circles. His office here was
besieged this morning by hundreds Of
eager inquirers and even his firm
had not received the confirmation of
the news. Throckmorton street is fill
ed with excited crowds and brokers
are discussing the news of Barnato's
death. His self destruction is general
ly believed to be the outcome of recent
illness at Capetown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

H. p. Drought to John w. Mackey,
part of survey 1, below the Castroville
road, six miles west of San Antonio;
all of survey l, containing 563 acres,
granted to Francisco F. Morales; all of
survey 211, on the Medic creek, being
$40 acres; all of survey 8, being 1876
acres, being in the aggregate 6124
acres, and the same land conveyed to
James S. Thornton by E. r. Lane;
$32, 200.
Fernando G. Giraud, Jr., to Ursula
NJ. Giraud, lot 70, block o.c. |. 134, on
Cara street, west of San Pedro
creek: $500.
Leopold Schulmeyer and wife to G.
w. Ackermann, ia 1-3 acres out of
James Ford survey 80 and A. Houston
survey 341; $50 acres out of the James
Hord survey 80, survey So, in name Of
Lewis Jones, containing $40 acres;
$1,000.
H. ]. Veltman to Joseph McAllister,
lot /, block q, corner Wyoming and
Olive streets; $500.
Frank and Nicholas Helmle to- Bal
thas Helmle, part of lot 8, original city
lot 62, corner Laredo and Castro street;
$3.50.
Alex L. and Howard A. Varga to
Kate e. Green, lot out of block 6, cor
uer Laredo and Concho streets; s225.
Julius Vorpahl to w. NJ. Smith, lot 9,
block /, original city lot 5, district 1;
$500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
CITY CLERKS REPORT.

City Clerk Vinke has finished his an
nual report to the mayor, having type
written it and compiled it in very
neat, attractive style.
1t shows the building record of this
city for the past fiscal year in
detailed form, and gives the inventory
of property in the Office. Mr.. Vinke
also reports that this administration
has ceased the issuance of permits
for dances, masquerades, street pro-
cesssions of quack doctors and street
fakirs and that all permits to parties
to dig up streets must now be endorsed
by the street commissioner first Par
ties who desire to open UP block paw
ing of streets must also now deposit
sum of money sufficient to put the
streets in good repair afterward. The
discontinuance of the mayors steno-
grapher and the separate record clerk
has not impaired the efficiency of the
clerks office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
CANADIANS ARE HOT.

Toronot, Can, June. 15.-Trouble is
looming UP between the Canadian
Wheelmens association and the L. A.
w. The annual Meet of the c. w. A.
is booked for July 1 at Chatham. Big
prizes are being held up, the winner
of the one mile open receiving $1,000
The Canadians are anxious to secure
the entries Of all such well known fly
ers, as Bald. Cooper and Kiser, but
they cannot come, as Chairman Mott
has not given his sanction to the meet
no the ground that the date conflicts
with the l.. A. w. meets in the western
states. The Canadians say that unless
Chairman Mott sanctions their meet
there will be an open rupture between
the two associations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
RETURNS TO WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 1.-THE president
and party arrived this morning at Z
o'clock, schedule time, over the South
ern railway, from Nashville, and were
driven at once to the White House.
Mr.. Mckinley had not suffered at all
from the fatigue Of the nights journey
and was in his Office soon after 8
o'clock.
Mckinley had hoped to settle the
vexing question Of the Spanish mis-
sion while away, but his hope was not
realized. He me thousands of Spanish
realized. He met thousands of south
ern people on this trip, and this morn
ing expressed himself as delighted
with the journey and his added knowl-
edge Of so important portion of the
republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
ORGANIZING FOR RELIEF.

Some of our public spirited ladies
held a meeting at the Public library
rooms this morning to make arrange
ments for the benefit of the House of
Good Shepherds east Enid. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Honorary President-Rev. Father E.
Smith.
President-Mrs. Eliza Gallagher.
First Vice President-Mrs. v. l..
James.
Second Vice President, Miss Mamie
Florian.
Third Vice President-Mrs. Holman.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary Howard.
Secretary-Mrs. M. Power Aitken.
Another meeting will be held next
Thursday morning at ten o'clock at the
same place to complete further ar
rangements. The public generally in
vited to attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
HE GOT limit

A young man of this city, being out
of funds, and no prospects Of getting
any in the immediate future, wrote an
appeal to his father, in poetic way,
as follows:
MY dear Father:
"Roses are red,
"Violets are blue,
Send me fifty
P. d. O."
To which the old gentleman replied,
also in a poetic way:
my dear Son:
Roses are red,
I'm summer are pink,
"Pll send you fifty,
don't think"
At last accounts the young man is
racking his brain box to devise anoth-
er scheme for raising the necessary
funds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Selection of Jury in the Case of ex-
Policeman Jim Stevens.

Selection of Jury in the Case of ex-
Policeman Jim Stevens.
On the evening of June Is, 1890, just
seven years ago today, Charles Collins
was shot and killed on Paschal square.
Jim Stevens and Joe wilkins, then
policemen, tried to arrest him for Gre
ating a disturbance. He was drunk
and on horseback. Four shots were
exchanged and one took fatal effect,
resulting in Collins death. Stevens
was accused Of firing the deadly shot,
arrested and indicted on a charge of
murder. His case Is now pending in
the Thirty-seventh District court, and
just as soon as jury is selected the
trial will begin. A special venire Of
80 men was exhausted this morning
in the selection Of a jury, and Of this
number but six jurors were chosen.
They are Ed. Seng, Otto Nentwich, F.
p. ]. Meyer, William Icke. C. A. Stier-
en- and j. N. Campbell. An order for
an additional venire of fifty men was
made, from which to complete the ju-
ry, and court adjourned until 2:30 p.
m.
The following were fined $50 each as
defaulting Jurors: Sidney Pfeiffer,
Ernest Jenull, S. Rabe, ]. S. McNa-
mara, Henry Watzlavzick, John T.
Galley, Frank Bass and NJ. F. Klie-
10th.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
The Seres In Rnrnah.

The new woman should take her way
to Burmah. There, travellers say, Is the
only place or earth where true equality
between the sexes exists. In spite Of
this, 1T is claimed, no women are more
womanly than the Burmese women,
whose good sense enables them to sec
the line where they ought to stop. In
the higher classes woman has prop
erty Of her own and manages it herself.
in the lower classes she always has O
trade and runs her business ON her own
responsibility, the sexes choose their
own operations, and it is curious to see
the men sometimes sewing or embroi6
ering, while the women have nearly all
the retail trade of the island on their
hands
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
n1oarnins for a Chinese Rules.

When a Chinese emperor dies the m
telligence is snpounced by dispatches
to the several provinces written With
purple ink, the mourning color. All per.
sons of rank are required to take red
silk ornaments from their caps. with
the ball or button of rank; all subjects
of China. without exception, are called
upon to forbesr shaving their heads for
100 days, within which period none may
marry, play upon musical instruments
or perform any sacrifice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
SUICIDE NOT suNsrRoKE.
A German Takes an Overdose of Nor
phine to End His Suffering.

n oCIih1h AdhcS 1h OfCANOoC VI AhOA
phine to End His Suffering.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock
a German named Louis Woebel, aged
about S6 years, was found in Milan
park, on Paschal square, in an uncon-
scious condition evidently suffering
from the effects of heat prostration.
He was removed by the health au-
thorities to the city hospital, where ef-
forts to restore him and save his life
were employed but to no avail and
death ensued in a few hours.
Justice Phil Shook was notified and
began the usual coroner's inquest
which was adjourned over until to-
day for further testimony.
A letter was found on Mobiles person
this morning and is now in possession
Of Coroner Shook. In the letter he
plainly refutes the idea Of sunstroke
and shows that he had committed sui
eide. He says:
II want to let the people know what
1 done it for. Because I've been a
cripple for the last two years. Be out
of misery. They say 1 was crazy. My
trade was baker and cook. Two party
is here in city what knows me-a
Spanish lady named lola Vera and
Italian cook, two from San Francisco.
l work in Galveston by Mamie Hill,
close to slaughter house. / can't see
the reason why l shall not put myself
out of misery. When 1 am dead they
will make remarks about me. II ary-
one Is in my fix and thinks the whole
matter over they will say the best way
is to do so too. But don't care what
they say. 1 thought I might as well
make an end to it. 1 got no hope of
getting any better. The only hope for
me is death, death, death. My name
is Emil w. Gneupel and not Louis No
BILE. used to work on steamer and
the steward called me Louis Noble for
short. / haven't got any use for my
self-and to nobody else-can't walk,
can't talk-paralysis of whole body.
What can be done? OF course, MOTH
ing. Nothing left for me but to pu.
myself out of trouble. When 1 kill
myself there is no danger of me kill
ing anyone else"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry Seligmann, Of Seguin. is at the
Mahncke.
Chas Cobbs. well known barber.
: has left town.
Mr. James T. Burnett left today for
Galesburg, Ill.
Judge John w. Preston is at the Ar
cade from Pleasanton.
]. ]. Jenkins, well known citizen
of Dallas, is at the Menger.
Capt. C. E. H. Glazbrook is In the
city from the Fulton ranch.
NJ. H. Burris, merchant Of Stock
dale, is at the Arcade hotel.
Charles F. Koch and Otto Kochen-
dorfer, of New Ulm, are at the Mahn-
cke.
Mrs. H. d. Kampmann and children
left today for Kentucky and Virginia
to spend the summer.
Mrs. G. H. Bennack, Jr., accompan-
led by her two charming daughters,
has gone to Laredo to spend a month
visiting friends.
A. w. Fannige, of Jennings, La, is
in the city and is registered at the
Arcade hotel. He is on pleasure trip
and will remain about two weeks.
Mrs. L. C. Dalzell. of Brownsville,
is in the city, accompanied by her
/. daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Hefley, of Waco.
: They are stopping at the Maverick.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Melroy and child
rem, of Navasota, are in the city on a
visit to Mrs. Melroy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Artzt, on Romano street.
Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Of Jackson, Tenn,
who has been spending the winter
with her son, Mr.. w. NJ. Williams, of
San Pedro avenue. left this morning
for her home.
Col. George w. Breckenridge and
sister, Miss Eleanor Breckenridge left
today for Austin to visit their brother
and from thence will make a three
months tour Of Northern Europe.
R. S. Kinney, one of the clerks of
the quartermaster' department, Fort
Sam Houston, will leave tomorrow on
visit to Nashville, Tenn, and Staun-
ton, Va, to seen old friends and rela-
.tives.
Mr.. Jay H. Huber and wife, who
have been here the past month for the
benefit of Mr.. Huber's health, left to-
day for Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Huber
is the sister of Mr.. S. F. b. Morse, gen.
eral passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific.
Mr.. Henry Rhein and family leave
over the ST. Louis Limited tonight for
New York, where Mrs. Rhein and chill
dren will take a steamer for Europe
on visit to France. Mr.. Rhein will
be unable to accompany them on ac-
count of business and will return to
San Antonio.
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1T CAUSED A FLUTTER.

Capitol, Austin, Tex, June 15.-(Spe-
ciaD-The message Of the governor
sent in last afternoon, mapping out
new legislation has caused a flutter
among the members and pending re-
ports on various bills suggested by the
governor, neither House did anything
this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
FOR THE PEN.

The following prisoners were taken
to the penitentiary yesterday: Josh
Roberts, Henry James, Albert Frisby,
VIII James, Henry Young, Bertha
Sampson, Mollie Whitney, Elizario
Pena, Antonio Mendoza, Cashmere Lar
ma, Pedro Hernandez.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
ARcHBIsHoP,s FUNERAL.

New Orleans, June 15.-This morning
high mass of requeim was celebrated
by Bishop Vandeviver, Of Richmond,
at st. Mary's church, in honor of Arch
bishop Janssens.
The funeral procession will start this
evening at four o'clock and embraces
religious, civic and military features.
Interment will take place in the old ca
thedral.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
TOOK THE CASH.

Henry Person, colored cook, form
erly in restaurant on Houston street,
was arrested yesterday with Frank
Cole by Detective McCloskey, Person
on the charge Of theft over the value
of $50 and Cole for receiving stolen
property. 1t is claimed Person stole
between $40 and 800 from an old man
named John Waddell and gave Cole
$40 to keep him from telling of it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15

Catholic community to review the
work that has been done.
The diocese was prospecting under the
able, enlightened and progressive ad-
ministration Of Monseigneur Janssens,
whom the clergy and laity Of New Or
leans unanimously pronounced to be
a most worthy successor of the long
line Of eminent and sanity prelates
who have filled the archiepiscopal
chair
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
FRUIT STORE BURGLARIzED.

E. c. Bayly's fruit store at 403 East
Houston street was burglarized last
night and a case of grapes, a case of
plums, case of apricots and several
loaves of bread were stolen. A few
copper pennies in the money drawer
were also taken. Entrance was gained
through a broken pane of the front
door and exit was had by unlatching
and opening a rear door.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-15
BAD SMALL BOYS.

officer Walther this morning made
the arrest Of three small boys well
from a stand on Houston street and
locked them up in the city hall bastill.
They were Claude and Leo Northcraft
and Harm Brady. Leo Northcraft
claimed to be 10 years old and other
two are II.