San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04

next state ticket is all o. k. The
party got lots of quail.
The Fort Sam Houston Social
club will give a masquerade ball
at Muth's garden tomorrow night.
-Wanted-Competen woman for
general houseworK Call between / and 3
p. m. 2ll East Elmira street. IL 2t@
SUICIDE AT SILVER KING
SALOON. IL If
Mr.. David as a descriptive
writer has no equal in journa-
lism.-Courier Light, Corsicans.
San Antonio in 1895.
Matthew Burnside, aged so
years, who has been in Texas the
past 10 years, died at Sayers last
night. He will be buried by the
Masons this afternoon. He leaves
three sons. Alonzo, Augustus and
Thomas Burnside. Deceased was
a native of Georgia.
The largest oil painting in
Texas, "The Suicide" Silver King
saloon. la tt
Watch out for our grand spe-
cial edition.
John Thompson, while riding
a bicycle on Houston street this
morning, collided with a buggy,
and was violently thrown to the
ground, but was not hurt. The
wheel was wrecked.
Alex. Campbell was fined So
by the recorder this morning on
the charge of beating and striking
Frank Cam, although the charge
entered in the police book reads
aggravated assault"
j. w. Rodgers has begun build
ing dwelling at No. lis Mistletoe
avenue, ward 4, to coast $500.
-15,OOO copies of our great
edition, mean 100000 readers
merchants, how does that strike
you. You've all goods to sell and
this edition will help sell them.
DIR. Menger accuses some one
who has been in the city hall Of
drinking water. At least, he says
some one has stolen bottle of
mineral water, which he had for
analysis, from his Office in the
building.
Every city and county officer
should be literally interested and
represented in our great special
edition.
--Messrs. Charles f. Wagner, w.
A. Wurzbach, Albert Stoves and
George Koerner went to Boerne
and Kerrville yesterday by way of
rail and returned on their bicycles.
Mr.. Wagner had the misfortune to
break the pedal of his wheel, and
but for Captain Charles Schreiner,
he would have had to walk back.
Mr.. David is a descriptive
writer of no small merit and one
of the few southern writers who
have gained national reputation.
Fort Smith Daily Times.
Myrtle Grove, Woodmen Cir
Gle, will have an entertainment in
Muth's garden Friday evening,
Nov. 10.
Master artists have praisediit,
critics and connoisseurs have found
it perfect. "The Suicide" now at
the Silver King saloon. Ia tt
Judge Griff Jones has received
a fine Mexican blanket as present
from Captain r. A. Marx.
While Hackdriver John Butts
was hauling a load OF travelling
passenger agents around town yes
terday, his back broke down on
East Houston street, near Avenue
G. A wheel was caught in the
street car track and broke.
Two nicely furnished rooms;
reasonable rates, at No. 1l3 South
street. ii 4 Ut
Every member OF the bar and
medical fraternity should be
represented in our great special
edition.
Let US all put our shoulder to
the wheel and thus give San Anto-
MO and Bexar county a complete
representation in our great edition.
The LIGHT will issue the big
gest special edition ever gotten out
in Texas, not barring the great
Semi-centennial issue of the Fort
Worth Gazette. Hal David has
the matter in charge and he was
the author of that edition.
Kinderearten Entertainment.