San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-27


birthday anniversary yesterday.
Christian Science exercises tomor-
row at p. m. at Fire hall No.2.
"A private telegram from Houston
today says smallpox Is epidemic there.
-Wanted-A good cook at 900 SouthSan
Saba st. Miss Carrie Anderson. ls27 81
Justice Adam has wedding In
prospect for this afternoon.
-Chas. Fues, a conductor on the
green electric car line, was severely
crushed while coupling trailer and
a motor near the b. P. depot.
Justice Heron took an affidavit
this morning against John Williams
for theft.
The sheriff's deputies are busy
summoning witnesses for Judge
Noonap's criminal docket next week.
Alamo Lodge, Knights and Ladies'
of Honor, elected officers last night
for the coming year.
Sheriff Mccall says he knows
nothing about the sensational robbsr-
les published in an afternoon paper
Your wife wants a pair of those
shoes at Sullivan's for Christmas
gift. 12-20-lt.
"A good, clean show at the Fashion
theatre. 1925 If
Wiley Hamilton, with a full COM
pany of the best Vaudeville talent, at
the Fashion. 1926 If
New company, nice clean house,
good show, good order, at the Fash
ion. 1926 If
Beethoven Mannerchor will have
an entertainment tonight at Mission
Garden.
The Wizard Oil concert drew an
other large crowd last night.
"A social party will be given to.
night at the residence of Mrs. s. Will
anueva at the corner Park avenue
and Maverick street.
Mrs Elizabeth Cotton, the aged
mother of Mrs. Phil. Shardein. died
last night at her daughters residence
from heart failure.
Trinity Methodist Church: Preaching
at $3.50 p. m. The public is cordially in
vited to all services. Chas. E. Giddings,
Pastor.
The assignee for Samuels &
Rosenmap, Max Bassisu, was re-
moved by the county court yesterday,
and Ed. w. Swart was appointed and
qualified.
Two boys celebrating Christmas
day with fire crackers in the yard CT
Capt. J. 9. Ramsay, were severely
burnt about the eyes by an accidental
explosion of some loose powder.
The forcible detainer suit of Ben
son We. Warner. for possession of
property, and the cross action for i'm
provements by Warner. was decided
in Justice Adams court this morning
in favor of Warner.
MIR. w. Hilge is the happiest man
in town, having received telegram
from Laredo, saying he was the father
of . fine baby daughter.
New suits have been filed as fol-
lows: ] S. Coy VS.. F. Leal, debt and
damages. In Judge Noonau's court;
State bank of Keokuk VS.. E. A. and
A. F. Mirreles, for a note and attach
ment, in Judge Kings court.
"A lady desires position as gov
erness in private family, or few
more pupils in instrumental and
vocal music at IS cents per lesson.
Address G. L., 800 Grand Avenue,
opp, Maverick square.
"A trampish looking individual
with saddle and bundle under his
arms, was run in last night by Officer
Seffel. He claims to have come from
Dallas and got lost in coming through
the city. He was booked as q sus-
spicious character.
Will Morris, the colored boy who
was arrested by O'Meara as q suspic-
ious character, but who was turned
loose and skipped town, has been re-
arrested by O'Meara and two cases
lodged against him. He was fined
ten dollars and twenty days in one
by the recorder. Morris is the boy
said TO have been seen in the Opera
house window on the night of the
diamond theft.
One of three negro tramps. one of
whom was run In by Officer Springer
the other day with bundle of wash
under his arms, was caught up with
by Detective O'Meara, and chased to
the sunset depot, where he suddenly
vanished behind some building.
Building Permits.
JuIins Conrada stable ward 7