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

Harry Knots was bound over
in the sum OF 5000 by Commits
sioner Price yesterday. He gave
bond and was released.
Did you ever see a "Holly-
hook, different from a chicken
hawk, sings a heap swoeter? Chris
tian church Friday night. 4 1t
The la, / ,g of conduits Of the
telephone company has been COM
pleted and the workmen began
strlnglng the cables through them
today.
-Sunfiowers from Pennsylvania,
Christian church, Friday night.
1t
Miss Rosa Oppenheimer, Of Cor.
p1s Christi, who has bt en- visiting
Miss Hannah Frank, on South
Flores street, will return to her
home today.
Roses and ladies, flowers and
more ladies, music and ladies,
Christian Church, Friday mig hit.
1t
Sliced Breakfast Bacon in
pound cartoons. J. Eikel & Co.
A Ut
Total collections from all
sources, except the pound, recor-
der's court and plaza market fees,
for the month of February, by the
city collector were lO,6S4O7. The
engineer collected $26.35 in fees;
city scales $56.25; market master
S293.S5.
Breakfast Bacon, ready for the
fry-pan, in pound cartoons, j. Eikel
< co. 442t
Mariana Castillan de Flores,
aged q years, died near the San
Jose mission yesterday afternoon
after two-mOnths' illness with the
grip. The remains will be inferred
this afternoon.
-Selsos Sisneros and Louisa
Trevino were married at the brides
home, at No. 2l7 Arsenal street, by
Justice E. Griff Jones last night.
Hoods Pills cure jaundice, bill
iousness, sick headache, cOnstipa-
ton and all liver ills.
Al. Cook and Frank Melrose,
hackmen, fought yesterday after
noon on Alamo plaza. Both were
arrested, but the recorder will not
try their cases until tomorrow.
Weather indications todayand
tomorrow are rising temperature
probably showers tomorrow. Over
The district the weather was gen
rally quite warm.
-Scrofula, salt rheum, and all
disease of the blood, dyspepsia,
headache, kidney and liver com.
plants, and Catarrh, are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier.
"A bicycle is reported to have
been stolen from the front OF the
French building on Dryer avenue,
a few nights ago.
Carl Arno, for ri ding too fast
across bridge, was fined 81. He
said his horse had Spanish blood
and he could not contr oil him.
VIM. McNeigh and Ed. Grim
singer were fined by the recorder
today for disorderly conduct.
The city collector has collected
S3,O3l.76 for occupation taxes in
February, with the assistance Of
his deputy, Joe Umsheid, as against
81, 226.60 in March, without this
help.
A Mother Hubbard or bloomer
football game is the next fad pro-
posed for charity.
"A good deal of robbing by
games, is reported from
the west side of the San Pedro
lately.
-"She" at Morris Illusions.
L. D. Porter, charged with
swindling, gave bond in the sum
of $500 this morning.
-Mavor SoliZ was arrested by
Deputy Constable Diaz yesterday
afternoon for stealing an old six
shooter from the secondhand store
of 7. j. Barnes on Main avenue.
Boys riding the steam rollers
and railroad cars are very much
C ON planned OF lately.
--Ruderte CadPna, aged 81 days,
died today, at No. 927 North Laredo
street.
The new city dog license tags
have arrived. They are Of copper
and oblong in shape.
J. A. Campbell, of Rochester, n.
y, is at the Maverick.