San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-07
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.

| Mrs. d. r. Wingate, Of Uvalde, is in the
| city visiting ii. c. Hucker, of the Sunset
freight office, at No DOT Carson street.
| Mrs. w. r. Burke. wife of Conductor
| Burke, OF the Southern Pacific, and
| daughter, Miss Mary, were visitors 10 the
Waco Cotton Palace, and returned last
| night.
| from SpOtfOrd to San Antonio as operator
| on the Southern Pacific. Operator Knight
| is now at SpOtfOrd.
Charles Anderson, section foreman on
| the Southern Pacific at LacoSt, is round
ing up his friends in the Alamo city.
Charles Schelper. an apprentice in the
Southern Pacific shops, had a finger bad
ly mashed Wednesday while at work.
A smashed up hand car came in yester-
day over the Southern Pacific from Sc
gum. From appearances the car was evil
IDENTIFY struck by train.
Superintendent r ii Innes, Of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass, who repre-
senJed the road at the Waco Cotton Pal
ace, on San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
day, returned last night, accompanied by
his wife and daughters.
Hank Small, of the Southern Pacific
building and bridge department, returned
from visit to the Waco Cotton Palace
yesterday afternoon, over the Katy. His
wife and daughter, Miss Addie, came in
on the Sap excursioa last night.
Two carloads Of new fixtures and sup.
plies for the new building of the South
weStestern Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany, on Travis street, which will be oc-
cupied this month. arrived over the
Southern Pacific yesterday.
j. c. Mangham, chief clerk Ia the gen.
era freight department of San Antonio
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bridge, chief passenger rate clerk, who
have been visiting the Waco Cotton
Palace, returned with the excurSionists
last night.
Automatic gates will soon be placed at
the Southern Pacific crossings on Sher-
man and BurIeSOn streets. City Engineer
PancOaSt took the me ISurementS of the
crossings last Wednesday and submitted
them to the railroad company.
The Felix Morris Comedy company ar
rived over the International ami Great
Northern from Austin this morning.
The International and Great Northern
nOrthbOund train last night had attached
three Wagner SleeDerS, containing the
Wisconsin editors, the special car of Mr..
James Barker, OF the Missouri Kansas
and Texas, the two regular Pullman
sleepers for Dallas and Chicago.
General Master Mechanic j. J. Ryan,
of the Southern Pacific, came in from
Houston last night.
a. j. Radcliffe, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Union Pacific. ar
rived in San Antonio from Fort Worth
this morning.
General Manager M. ID. Monserrote, of
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, left
for Houston, Edna and Victoria last
night.
George Gould and party came in over
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass from
Cuero last night and left for the north on
the international aad Great Northern this
en- route home.
A new time table will 60 into effect on
the International and Great Northern
next Sunday. Trains will leave San An
tonic for the north at 9:45 a. m. instead of
at $50 q. m. and at s p. m. instead of at
S:15, and for the south at S:55 a. m. in
stead Of $40. Trains will arrive from
the north at S:35 a. m. and at $3.50 p. m,
and from the south at 1880 p. m.