San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-11


terest in 1t, he gave it o thorough tesi
In his dummy engine that he runs tc
the Iopo Chico Hot Springs. and he
informed us that 1t saved him owe,
so per cent In fuel. He thinks that Il
is one OF the greatest discoveries OF
the nineteenth century.
A NEW AUDITOR.
On Thursday last Mr.. G. Devices
Jr., who three days before was An
pointed auditor of the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf railway, resigned. and
Mr.. P. Flynn was appointed in his
stead, and took charge of the office
same day. Mr.. Devices will con Time
as auditor of construction accounts.
as heretofore.
DIED.
Mr.. John w. Turner, formerly OF
Fort Worth, Texas, died In this city
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Turner has
been for number of years engaged
in mining In this section and made
some money and then lost IT.. He has
been for sometime In bad health, but
his friends had no idea he would be
carried of 80 soon. He was buried
Tuesday.
Died, on Sunday morning Mrs. G.
Trevino of San Antonio. Mrs. Trevino
went to Topo Chico for her health,
but when she reached there she was
beyond the reach of medical aid, and
her spirit passed away to the home
beyond the skies. Mr.. Trevino was
with her and did all that q kind
husband could to make her last hours
on earth pleasant. she left him one
child to remind him of her.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Hon. Lauro Midas, the govern
ment representative of the states of
San Luis Potosl, Durango, Zacatecas,
Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tamsu-
iipas, for the Worlds Fair at Chica-
90, was in the city last week for the
purpose of getting the citizens of
Monterey interested IN that enter.
prize. He will visit every city and
call on the governors of those States
this summer and fall.
THE sITKA.
Wednesday morning the Monterey
and Mexican Gulf railway company
received their first Pullman car, the
"Sitka," which they are going to put
on between Monterey and Tampico.
personal.
Mr.. L. M. Johnson, general mana
ger of the Mexican International, and
@. X Dunlap. commercial agent in
this city, and his wife arrived Tues
day morning in Mr.. Johnson's private
car the .'Salinas." Also Mr.. M. Gug-
genheim and party, of New York,
came in on Mr.. J. A Rober tson's pri.
vate car the 'Sierra Mojads," which
he sent to Trevino to meet them.
COL. j. J. Fisher, second vice-presi-
dent OF the Monterey and Mexican
Gulf railway arrived wednesday
morning and Will take look over the
road. 49,, astgGi gt,s,,,.5 ,,s54 S,..
Msjor w. E. Mcdonald, commercial
agent of the b. A. P. r. r., with
headquarters at Galveston, spent q
week. at the TopoChico hot springs for
his health. Hon. F. M. spencer
and M. G. McLemore, OF the
/ land City have taken baths at the
Topo Chico hot springs for the pur-
pose of boiling some of the hot water
out of their systems. Since they
came here they abandoned Blacklist ,ne
and are taking lessons in Spanish,
with q view of revising the Mexican
laws to suit their views. .s..,.y, 7'
Hon. j. G. Wheeler and wife, of
Manor, Texas, are taking baths at the
Topo Chico hot springs. They will
go from here to TO the City of Mexico
before they return home. 4a-..
M. Z q Ta-Ior NJ. Toho D.,,-l
wife and daughter, Mr.. q. F. Mays,
wife and niece, VIM. Mudd, Ed Sisk.
w. h. Mealy, of Laredo, came up to
celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Major James Carr, OF this city. sent
three cargo of pelocillas to the Rio
Grande sufferers.
Mr. J w Cornhels aud wife, San
Antonio, are taking a course of baths
at the Hot Springs
The following tourists registered at
the Plaza Hotel.
s German. Burt Mcdonald, Aus
tin; Sam B Eaton, Providence, r i;
NJ Ball, Galveston; q w Benham,
Harry Benham, w Cornehls and
wife, San Antonio, ] R Price, ] w
Jones and wife, q d FitZsimmons,
DR. q F Brooks, City; Mrs Barron,
Victoria; w i Smith ,Cleburne, Texas;
August Farepthald, Ell Paso; Fred
Haley VIM Drilling, Wesmar; Fred
Montague, London, England; g l.
Msyes and wife, Frank Robt, Eli
Cole, Laredo; Chas Linke, Galveston;
8 w Ledom DR. Ramos Rojo, Santa
Catarina; B F Russell, Garcia; e H
Hobbs, Birmingham: Mrs Suratt,
Montgomery, Ala; Miss F Flornoy,
Fort Valley. Ga; B 9 Altee and wife,
and con, Saltillo; J M Meyers, CHI
caqo; DIR g G Head and wife, Monte.
rey; M q Leai, Linares; ] o Trevino.
Col. J. A. Roberts, general manager,
and Col. @. A Merriam, general
superin tendent OF the Monterey and