San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-11

Texas report that the drouth is very
severe there, and no rain has as yet
fallen. West Texas is all right,
though.
All electric lights and gas lamps
Sunday night all were dark, except
street and Military plaza.
The banner and regalia for the
Catholic Knights of America, st. Ma
ry's Branch, will arrive from the man.
ufacturers about the Goth inst.
Alderman Bolton says she hasn't
much reliance in what Alderman
Lockwood says as an administration
alderman"
Aug. Kieffer, of Del Rio, and
Miss G Wipf, of D. HAMS, were: mar
ried this morning in st. Mary's
church.
Alex. Schubach, a San Antonio
hackman has returned from Calves
ton. While there Alex. was roped
into little poker game by some
sharks and skinned of $40. He does
not like Galveston.
The moonlight picnic given last
night at Schuh's garden by the Gar
deners' society, was attended by
about 80 couples, who danced and
sang the night away. Artz's band
furnished the music.
The principals of the public
schools of the city will report in few
days to the superintendent as to what
repairs are necessary on the school
buildings.
Mr.. A. Kahn is celebrating his
3Sth birthday anniversary today. He
now sports a fine gold watch, chain
and locket given by Mrs. Kahn.
Judge Howard, editor of the Cotulla
Times, paid the LIGHT Office a pleas
ant visit this morning. Mr.. Howard
represents one of the best weekly
papers in West Texas.
The grand jury this morning sep
arately examined Willie Womble and
Eddie Earl, charged with burglary,
and afterward ordered Womble re-
committed to Jail and Earl to be re-
leased.
New suits have been filed in the
district court as follows: Freiberg,
Klein & Co. VS. Andrew Walzem,
debt and to foreclose lien; Lou Robin
vs.. David Robin, divorce.
-Chas. Johnson, head waiter at
the Southern hotel, was before Justice
Heron this morning on charge of
assault and battery on one Of the
walters yesterday. The waiter drew
a knife at him and he slapped him,
and the justice dismissed the case.
AS a sequel to that 500 900 breach
of promise case recorded in yester-
days LIGHT the records of Justice
McAllister's office, show that at p.
m. yesterday DR.. VIM. From, veterin-
airy surgeon, was married to Mrs.
Emma Hassenberg at her residence
on LOsOyO street.
A competent book keeper. who is
permanently engaged during the day,
has spare time in afternoon and nights,
would like to secure a set of books II
keep at moderate salary. Address
Box A, LIGHT office.
DR.. Shropshire, who was in sus-
pense over the fate of his brother and
sister-in-law, knowing that they were
of the disaster, has received word
UhCl pdSoCu
the last train before the accident.
FIR. Vogel, successor to Bergstrom
& Gray, opposite Menger hotel.
Special attention given to funerals,
also to embalming and shipping
bodies. Fancy horses and teams
bought and sold.
s.. NJ. Morales has sent to the
LIGHT office a sample of his early
figs. They are of the white italian
variety, good size and very luscious.
The donor has the thanks of this
office, and the assurance that should
he have more to spare in the future
he need not permit his natural BASH
fulness to stand in the way of his Of
fering them.
Some fellow who is awfully solic-
itous over the outcome of the post
office contention in this city, sends
the following imperfect list of appli-
cants from Washington-Sam john
son, r. G. Harm, r. Hanschke, S. w.
MICA lister, James p. Newcomb, Mrs.
Meredith, - Rogers, - Scarce. There
are at least two other candidates
whose applications are on file and
both of them stalwart republicans.