San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-09
LIGHT FLASHES
S. D,ScUDDER, Fire Insurance.


Rochester, N. V; Miss Davis, OF
Waco, Texas; Miss Matilda Wolfe,
Miss Brealey, Miss Overmann,
Chas. Landauer. Louis Aniol, Will
Kraft, have accepted positions at
Wolff & Marx.
"A big excursion for Leon sta
ton left over the Arkansas Pass
railway this morning to attend the
Methodist picnic.
The large bell of st. Peter
Claver's church fell from the tower
yesterday while girl was ringing
it and struck her on the hand.
Fortunately it did not fall on her.
AT the picnic of the Electrical
Workers union tomorrow at Linn
burgers garden, Mr.. l.. F. Hall
will delight his friends with an
exhibition of pole climbing, against
time.
MIR. ID. D. Willis has returned
from Austin where he attended
the Sam Jones revival lectures.
He says Sam has declined to ac-
cept the invitation to come to San
Antonio, on account of all his
time until the middle Of Decem-
Der next being occupied. He Is
not attracting the crowds the
newspapers credit him with.
The Mexican Social club will
have their picnic tomorrow near
the Second mission.
Mrs. Richter, at No. 419 Presa
street, celebrated her birthday an
niversary yesterday with a large
party of friends.
"A heavy rain fell this morning
west of the city, about 13 miles.
Mr.. 20. Robertson, of Segun, is
at the Southern.
"A saddled horse was stolen
last night from in front Of the
Mutualista hall, on Washington
square.
Military Social Club will give
a grand ball at Muth's Pavilion
tonight. SO IT.
The Jaegerust Shooting as
ISOLATION will have the annual star
shoot at Gembler's ranch, on the
Salado creek, tomorrow.
Bids for printing license blanks
for the city clerks Office were
opened yesterday, and were as fol-
lows: Guessaz & Ferlet, $l4,50; G..
F. Sigmond, $37; Maverick-Clar
$500; San Antonio Printing COM
pany, $3.50.
The Hsyseed club will hold
its annual picnic at Mullen's bend,
on the Salado, Sunday, May II.
Bids were opened today in the
mayors Office for the printing of
200 copies Of the sewer contract
and specifications, and were as
follows: GuessaZ & Ferlet, $40 ;
G. F. Sigmond, $53; Maverick
Clark, $3.50; Spanish American
Printing Co., $l26.5O.
Miss Agatha Maverick was
injured, on Avenue c, yesterday
afternoon by her horse rearing and
falling. The young ladiy's injurie
are confined to her head, and are
not very serious.
"A little son OF Mr.. Ed. F. Rowe
was bitten yesterday, by dog.
The rite Of circumcision will
be performed on the little son OF
Philip Tyrrasch, Of 157 King Will
liam street tomorrow, Rabbi Sa-
dofsky officiating.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, con-
stipation, jaundice, sick headache,
biliousneSS. 25c.
1t was reported that while the
children of school No. 6 were re-
turning from their picnic at Aue's
grove yesterday, one little girl,
who was Off in the woods and did
not reach the train in time, was
left behind.
Miss Ida Barker entertained a
number Of young people at her
home, on South Olive street, last
night.
"A crowd OF young folks, from
Dreiss' hill, chaperoned by Mes
danes Barker and Bickel, will give
a moonlight picnic at Riverside
park Friday night, May %.
Pure blood is the safeguard o,
health. Keep your blood pure
rich and full of vitality by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and you will
not need to fear the attacks o
disease.
-MUTH's GARDEN-Music every
evening. Pavilion can be rented
for private parties. Terms reason
able. SO I'm
There were fourteen cases be
fore the recorder today.