San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-30

The dude afterwards apologized
saying he didn't know he (Kuhls'
was German or he would moi
have struck at him. ,"That is all
right" answered Kuhls, 81 gave you
the American style first. If you ao
like it and want to smell powder ]
will give it to you in the German
STYLE" But the Mexican evident
~ had enough for as soon as he
got released he took vacation
and has not been seen in the city
since.
DR.. and Mrs. Cain have returned
to San Antonio. The main reason
was because the altitude did not
suit Mrs. Gains health, but while
DIR. Cain was we'll received and his
talents recognized / think he
made mistake entering a firm
where there were too many partners
for the business. By the way just
before leaving DR.. and Mrs. Cain
spent a pleasant evening with
Minister Ransom at the American
legation. Mat Ransom was the
friend of Mrs. Gains father and for
that reason they met with hearty
welcome from the American
minister to Mexico.
In the French bicycle races, l4th
Of July last, the French rider, H.
Minaberriet, beat the Spanish
rider, FREDERICK Trigueros. The
latter always claimed that he was
the best rider and recently match
of $50 side was made for three
heats of one mile each, the rider
winning two of the heats to take
the stakes. The match was. rode
off at the Cyclist Union club
grounds on Saturday last and was
easily won by Minaberriet in two
consecutive heats. Trigueros was
no match for the Frenchmau, eth
er in physique or in tact. After
the race Mr.. Harry w. Hale chal.
lenged Minaberriet for a match
and it is thought this will follow,
but no definite arrangements have
yet been made. Trigueros has
challenged Pomeroy, of Guadala-
jara, but terms are not yet agreed
upon.
Another match almost similar
has been arranged. In the Puebla
cyclist races Jose Moran beat Har-
nv W. Hale. There is little doubt
that Hale was sick and not in con.
dition at time. He too claims this
and another match has been ar
ranged between the men to take
place In October next at the Cy-
clists Union club grounds. Both
are training hard.
By the way, Harry w. Hale and
Smith, late of the Cyclic works
on Market street, are in business
together under the name OF Hale
& Smith, and are doing good
business as engineers, hardware
mechanics and bicycle repairers.
The great fall races OF the Union
Cyclistclub take place on their fine
track in October next when good
prizes are offered and they will
find "metal worthy Of their steel.
A hope Is expressed on all sides
that Hofheinz, Roach, Lawyer and
other noted Texas wheelmen will
come this way and join In the
fun of friendly but sincere rivalry.
The horse racing season opens in
October next at the 1ndianilla
track and Mr.. Fred. G. Burgedorf-
er, an ex-Monterey capitalist, will
be associated with Col. r. Z. Pate
in the management, and some good
racing is expected. There will,
however, be no more racing by
electric light, as it was found it
did not pay. 1t is proposed to offer
prizes to the value OF $4,000 in
order to attract the best horses at
one Of the race meets and this, it is
said, will be done.
The recent assembly german,
first OF the season, was a delight
full affair and in every way a sue
cess. Mrs. j. HI. McLeary and
Miss McLeary, Of San, Antonio,
figured quite prominently in it.
Charles Baumberger, of San An.
tonic, and his estimable wife are
among the visitors to the city and
are we'll enjoying their trip.
II. r. T.
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