San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-28

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and needs the watchful care o.
members of the family.
Mrs. Jules ID. Roberts horse
became frightened and ran at full
speed through Oak Cliff. At the
Commerce street bridge, Mrs.
Roberts decided to take her chances
by jumping. She fell with such
force as to render her insensible
Upon examination it was ascer.
tanned her right arm had been
broken in three places. Mrs. j
Young who was in the buggy at
the same time remained unhurt.
Dallas members of the Press are
quite anxious to have the Texas
Press association meet in Dallas
next month, as Pantherville has
not sufficient hotel accommodation
for so large a body.
The president, Mr.. H. G. Sour
lock, thinks the place Of meeting
will be changed from Fort Worth
TO Dallas.
The new city hospital is COM
pleted. The patients have all
been transferred to it, and the old
old rookery that so long did duty
as refuge for the sick will be used
for other purposes.
Sin Killer Griffin's new tent is
stretched. Friends came to his aid
and raised the balance due
500. The tent has a seating ca
pacity for 5000. One side of the tent
is reserved for white folks, the rest
for people of his own color.
Sin Killer wants his sermons re-
ported in full by the newspapers,
and does not hesitate to say so.
1t would, no doubt have a more
edifying effect to publish his words
than those of the slang singer
Sam Jones.
DR.. Allen Lawson Dubbs, of
Fort Worth, delivers a lecture in
the auditorium on woman's suf.
frage tomorrow evening.
A telegram from Nashville,
Tenn, announces that the general
assembly of the Presbyterian
church elected this city as the next
meeting place.
On account Of domestic infelicity
Mrs. Mary Reynolds made the
second attempt to commit suicide
by taking morphine. When found,
she was In dying condition, but
prompt medical attention brought
her back to life.
The body of a dead new born
baby was found in Mill creek by
some boys. The superstition is,
that the child had been thrown in
the creek some distance up the
stream, and had fioated down to
where it was found, at Ervay street
crossing.
J. H. Shock, with numerous
aliases, is in the city Jail, charged
with bigamy. He is wanted in
several counties in this state for
this offense, and in Arkansas and
Oklahoma for embezzlement. He
is gay deceiver of the susceptible
sex, IS Dallas county widow can
testify. After marrying the widow,
he induced her to sell her half
interest in a fine 300 acre
farm that was in good cultivation,
and well stocked, to B. +. Shakel-
ford, Zone of his aliass y he then
proceeded to dispose OF crops,
horses, cattle and all movable and
personal property, with view Of
going to Fort Worth. In Fort
Worth, he packed their eXffects,
preparatory to going to California,
but in realty sent them to num-
Der No. l., previously in Albany,
Texas. He then left for Califor-
MIA, and kept up an affectionate
correspondence with both the Fort
Worth and Albany wife telling
each of the lovely home he had
prepared for her. About this
time the relatives of the Dallas
county wife discovered that she
had been grossly deceived, that
her husband was a fraud. Her
things that had been sent to the
Albany wife were recovered, and
she was made acquainted with the
wrong done her. xxx.
San Antonio Electric: Supply Co.,
234 East Houston street.
Are now prepared to do all kinds of
electric wiring, instation Of all kinds of
electric plants, wen blasting, etc.
n. Il. SwEITZER, JR., Civil Engineer.
II. HANDCHY, Electrician.
A Valuable Jewel
Found on Commerce St., next to San AntO-
MO National Bank. A visitor here for the
races discovered the JEWEL he was in
search Of, at II. Schultze, Jr., the JEWEL
Cook STOVES have fifteen visible points
of superiority over any stove in this mar
ket today. 5-s-tf