San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-07
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Personal Notes.

Eugene Iglesias, of Laredo, is at
the Southern.
John Tobin, formerly of San Anto-
Mo, is here from Palestine.
Ben Asher's smiling face is again
seen ON our streets.
J. X. Burr, and R. w. Downe, of
Eagle Pass, is at the st. Leonard.
T. E. Wilkinson, Carthage, New
York, Is at the st. Leonard.
Geo. w. Merchant and wife, of
Dallas, are at the Menger.
r. H. Barrow of Columbus,is at the
Menger.
Col. E. S. Nichols, Quartzo Grande,
Mexico, is at the st. Leonard.
J. c. Rosenbaugh, from Bellevue,O.
is at the St.Le onard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wright, Miss
Wright and Miss Fitzman, of Phila-
deli MA are at the Menger.
IT. = Ghreer. Miss Matte Ghreer
and n Matte Hutchlns, of San
Marcos, are at the Maverick.
". w. Holcomb, formerly residing
on Brahan's ranch on the Cibolo, died
recently in New Mexico. Deceased
had relatives in this city.
1t will be several weeks before the
cars on the West End rapid transit
line will be in operation, as the track,
though all laid, will have to be SER
weed d'pat in condition.
The golden eagle of the G. A. r.
flag was presented to Commander A.
X. TaylOr this noon at the Menger.
The Krleger Vereln, or German
Veterans association, have received
their charter from Austin, and will
celebrate their anniversary by a
grand concert end entertainment
May 18th.
There was fight out on Avenue
ID this morning, about dog, be-
tween an express wagon driver and q
saloon man, which the police didn'i
catch on to.
That innocent (?) old farmer who
elbows himself in with the girls
now admits that he had the jOhn-bar-
ley-cOrn-gTip when he made the
affidavit against the coon.
Mr.. A. Casanovas, formerly popu
lar in this city as hotel clerk, is il
ZIG CITY bIOIIl -lOIlIClOJ, NlSAlOO
where he is located as manager fol
the Turner house, owned by Mrs
Glass, formerly of San Antonio.
Lizzie Evans--"The Buckeye"
Kansas City Times.
"a A goOd-siZed audience greeted Liz
zie Evans in ''Ghe Buckeye las
night, and by its close attention anC
demonstrations of approval showed
cOnclusively that both, actress anC
play We're appreciated Miss Evans
is one of the most charming figure
on the stage today, and by her nat
uraIness, her abundant good hu
NOR, her clever comedy anC
her sweet pathos, She. wins th
hearts of her audience. Her work
last night as Mary Jane increased he
popularity with the Kansas Cit,
theatre public. The play has beef
greatly improved since its production
ne last season, and is now as prett
a domestic drama as one would wis
to see. The climaXes are strong an,
naturally worked up, and the interes
in the plot increases with each act
Miss Evans has SURF. unded herse
with an excellent company, and the
give as evenly balanced a pei
Torrance as has been her
this season. Miss Marion ClittO
as Betsy Strong, the kin
hearted country woman, made a
emphatic hit, and was consistent an
artistic throughout. Her impersoni
ton was marked by careful and in
Dressive work. Mr.. Harry Wilson 6
Jonathan Strong, a part written e
Denman Thompson, was very gOoC
His work in the second act was pa
ticularIy fine. Mr.. w Fenwick t
Walter WallIng was good. Mr.. WI
BIaisdell as Charlie did some fiji