San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-01
RAILWAY OFFICIALS HERE.
They Arrived This Morning From
the East-Railroad News.

They Arrived This Morning From
the East-Railroad News.
A party Of Southern Pacific Off
| cials arrived in San Antonio in the
Directors Car" from Houston this
morning. The personnel is as fol-
lows: General Freight Agent G. F.
Smurr and General Passenger
Agent II. II. Goodman, OF San
Francisco; General Western
Freight and Passenger Agent w.
G. Niemeyer, Of Chicago; General
Passenger Agent S. F. B. Morse, OF
New Orleans; Commercial Freight
Agent H. w. Nathan, Of Atlanta,
Ga; Travelling Passenger Agent
w. A. Reinhardt, Of Houston;
General Freight Agent H. A. Jones,
of Houston, and General Freight
and Passenger Agent f. j. Martin,
OF the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass, OF San Antonio.
Vice President J. c. Stubs, Of Cal
ifornia, and Traffic Managers c..
w. Bein ana J. G. Shreiner, of the
Southern Pacific. The party left
for the west Immediately upon
their arrival here and were accom-
panied by Mr.. Martin, Of the Sap.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass weather bulletin reports good
rains at Alice, Rockport, Corpus
Christi, and also on the kerrVille
divisions, and light rains at Waco
and San Antonio.
The Grafton excursion arrived in
San Antonio over the Internation-
al and Great Northern this morn
ing and left for the west over the
Southern Pacific.
BETWEEN STATIONS.
J. NJ. Abbott, agent for the
Southern Pacific at Seguin, Miss
May HUMPHREYS, operator, and
Miss G. Eiskine, are in the city
The Southern Pacific pay car
came in from the east yesterday
and left for the west this morning.
Dispatcher A. K. Frye Of the
Southern Pacific is looking for the
Individual who stole seven chick
ems and a gobbler from his hen
cou p the other night.
II. w. Grisamore, general agent
of the International and Great
Northern, was injured on the head
yesterday by swinging sign fall
ing on him while walking along
Nacogdoches street.
A. J. Whitehead, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Big Four, ar
rived in the city yesterday and left
for headquarters at Dallas this
morning.
Captain A. Da Costa, travelling
freight agent Of the Southern Pa
cific, arrived in town yesterday
and left for headquarters at Cuero
this morning.
c. E. Miner, general travelling
agent Of the Mexican Central,
headquarters at st. Louis, Mo-, ar
rived in the city this merning. Mr..
Miner was formerly a resident of
San Antonio and is well-known
here.
A Scaudalous, False Accusation.
Mayor Elmendorf this morning
j., received the following letter:
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. l, 1895.
Hon. Mayor Elmendorf,
City,
Dear Sir: Please answer fol-
lowing charges against you from
Callaghan side and answer the
same in public papers.
You are charged to be a what
you call a Jewhater. Please answer
as soon as possible and we are sure
it will bring you good majority
Of votes. Very Respectfully,
CITIZENS OF |, 2, 4, > WARDS.
In showing it to a LIGHT report.
er, he said cit is almost too ridicu,
lous to answer. The firm Of Ell.
mendorf & Co, has as many custo-
mers Of the Jewish religion as OF
any other nation or religion and
none can say they have ever been
treated by me other than with uni
form courtesy. | know OF no enemy
against me among all the Hebrew
citizens Of the city, nor have | evel
done anything to cause any one tC
make such a claim as contained in