San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-14
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which he says is about the right
figure Of the loss.
Robert Flesher, aged s years
was bitten by a rattlesnake yester
day, in his fathers yard, in Elmen
dorf.
Someone stole a watch from
little boys pocket at the Jockey
club grounds yesterday while the
ballon went up.
The wedding of Miss Mary r
Ryan, niece OF Mr.. Geo. w. Hobbs
to Mr.. Francis b. Wolfe, will take
place next Wednesday night, at
o'clock, at the Travis Park M. E
church. The prospective married
couple will reside in Purcell, In
dian Territory, after November LIST
-G. B. Smith, els Morales street
is rejoicing today over the safe ar.
rival Of ten pound baby girl.
"A petition has been in circula-
ton for several days calling upon
one Of our aldermen to resign. So
far but very few sensible business
men have signed it.
"A thousand extra copies Of the
Sunday LIGHT yesterday went like
hot cakes.
-Messrs. Ira N. Turner, Dexter
Holt, A. A. Martin and Alfred
Evans spent yesterday shooting
quail and doves at Marcelina.
They killed 40 quail and large
number of doves. They say that
there is lot of water around Mar.
celina, and report excellent hunt
ing in that vicinity.
-Theo. Artzt's orchestra fur
nishes music for balls, parties and
at reasonable prices. Call at S11
Avenue G, or III Soledad, opp.
court house. 1011tf
The LIGHT Is pleased to learn
that Mr.. Blumenthal's loss in the
diamond robbery reported in the
Sunday LIGHT has dwindled from
81, 900 to about $3.50.
Fritz Martin, aged 2 years,
died at No. 922 Camden street, Sat-
urdsy night, and was buried yes
terday.
"A woman in bloomers astride
a bicycle, advertising cigar brand,
attracted considerable attention
this morning riding through Com
merce street.
The engagement of marriage
of F. d. Peiffer and Miss Lizzie
Schroeder was announced today.
A party in celebration of the event
will take place tonight at Miss
residence
Hon. JEFF. McLemore has been
offered, and has accepted a position
on the editorial staff of the Ex-
press.
"A hop will be given at Mission
garden November 9th, by Arthur
Lohse and others.
&C. H. Yarbrough reported the
theft Of a wagon sheet from him
last night.
The city auditor. today issued
warrant No. IL, school fund, to
John Hoff, for repairs on school
buildings, $l73.50.
Pat Sullivan, aged 81 years,
died October IL, in the city hospi.
tai, from alcoholism.
-Joske's show-windows were the
center of attraction today. They
are certainly artistic and do honor
to the draper, Mr.. Brewer.
Lotus lodge, X. Of p, will
work in the third rank at Castle
hall tonight.
Mrs. j. f. Smith has received
a building permit for an addition
at No. 723 Marshall street, ward 4,
to cost $40.
--Nillrose, aged 5years, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Lee, died at
No. 331 Garden street Saturday,
from congestion Of the brain. The
funeral occurred yesterday at 4
o'clock, her remains being laid to
rest in the city cemetery.
The Jaegerlust Shooting club
held their first clay bird shoot yes
terdsy near West End. 1t was very
successful.
The city council will grapple
with the markets collection mat
ter again this afternoon and it is
more than likely resolution will
be adopted to guillotine the three
assistants of the market master, to
curtail expenses.
"A new wagonette will arrive
shortly for use in picnics and fol
political parties.
I'm getting of street car on the
corner of Pine and Crosby streets