San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-15
LIGHT FLASHES,

George Behrens will be triet
for lunacy in the probate court to-
morrow morning on an affidavit
made by Officer G. p. Weatherby.
Officer Berger arrested d. Lit
tiger and j. l.. Herman yesterday
on charges of fighting and the re-
corder fined them SIS each this
morning.
Mrs. Eugenis y. T. Wickes left
yesterday for Washington, d. G.,
via st. Louis, aud intends to be
present at the Mckinley Inaugural
ton.
Hoods pills are easy to take,
easy to operate, cure indigestion,
headche. % cents.
MIR. G. 5. Austin has returned
from a business trip to Chicago.
An attempt was made yester-
day morning shortly after mid
night, to effect burglarious en-
trance into the rear door Of the up
per story of the Midway saloon on
Main plaza, but the vigilance of
the barman prevented robbery.
"A lady living at No. 4l0 Ave-
nue. ID, lost a watch a few days
ago.
There were thirteen cases be-
fore Recorder Shields this morn
ing, four of which were for vag-
rancy.
You can be well when your blood's
rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods
Sasparilla makes the blood rich and
pure and cures all blood diseases, re-
storing health and vigor.
The case against James B.
Newman in police court yesterday
was dismissed.
The property Of the Gulf Shore
railroad will be formally deliver. d
to the purchasers this afternoon at
4 o'clock and Receiver Henry Ter
rell will be made general manager.
Judge w. B. Garrett, of Bren-
ham, is at the Southern hotel.
Mrs. Steve Kern r, residing at
the corner OF Warren street and
San Pedro avenue, died last night. |
The funeral took place this after
noon.
-Lost-One Mexican red saddle |
blanket, between Goliad street and
Riverside park. Finder call at Light |
office and get reward. IA ct |
Mabel Merle, arrested last week |
on a charge Of vagrancy, was tried
by a Jury in recorders court this |
morning and was acquitted.
Sewer work on Dwyer avenue,
and Guilbeau, Stoves, West Dolo-
rosa, Camaron and West Houston
streets will be opened during this
week.
The Light has received tickets
to "Fad's Football Benefit" att
Beethoven hall, next Friday.
Joe Slattery, old boy, late of the
Iron Front saloon, is now with Jim
Rigby, old boy, veramendi saloon,
Soledad street. 1w.
Mr.. Kurtz, the valuable assis-
tant to Mr.. Sutor, in the city col
lector's office, Is i'll, and Mr.. Sutor
is therefore compelled to work
overtime in keeping up with his
duties.
Tod Sloan, one of Mike Dwy.
er's famous jockeys, is at the Nav
erirk with his brother, Cash Sloan.
They are on their way to Call
fornia.
ALI kinds of commercial job print
ing on short notice at the Daily
Light Job Printing Department
The Greenville Construction
company will receive their warrant
from the city auditor today for
$22,703.57 on the recent sewer esti-
mate.
LOST or strayed OH Government
hill near upper military post-One dog,
half-pug, about 3 years old, IA inches
high, buckskin color with black face,
leather and link-chain with lock, black
scar on left side plainly visible. Own
er will pay a reward for his return
to Ordnance Sergeant III. Schonberg,
Fort Sam Houston, Government hill.
12-15-1ts
Mr.. Fortunate Villareal, who lost
his fine saddle blanket and advertised
it in the Light, recovered it today
from a young man who found it and
saw the ad.
Gertrude J. Gum, aged 1 year,
daughter of MI and Mrs. A. z. Gum,
Of 1130 North Cherry street, died this
morning.
Tod Sloan and Cash Sloan, of st.
Louis, and @. Dwyer and s. Dennell,
Of New York, party of horsemen, are
at the Maverick.
Herbert Meyer is out again after
several days illness.