San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-05
LIGHT FLASHES.
s.. d. scupDER, Fire Insurance

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-BICYCLES for rent, John A. Rol-
Inns, no Alamo Plaza. o-Zo-'l
-Messrs. Jim Shaw and Alvin
Carl left today for Hondo City.
Mr., Joe Shaw will leave short
ly to visit his old home at Honoo
City. ~
Miss Clone Wright has left for
Pleasanton to spend the summer
months.
p. Fl. Tansey, of Rockport,
celebrated his Fourth OF July IN
this city.
st. Mary's street bridge, re.
Gently repaired, is now reopened
for traffic.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Blum have
gone to Beeville, where they passed
the Fourth.
n. P. and Miss Pet Ruther-
ford. of Mount Vernon, Tex.,1are at
the Southern.
The former Twohig bank site,
on Commerce street, is being con-
verted into a saloon.
Phil and Martin Wright have
left for Rockport and Corpus
Christi for a few days outing.
The infant Of Mrs. May vii.
liams died yesterday at No. 4Oi
Third street, from brain fever.
DIR. r. Menger is i'll and con-
erod IN his he'd since Monday last
with lumbago and a severe cold.y
The rainfall was quite heavy
out west yesterday and is said to
have extended as far as Ill Paso.
why / perform such wonderful
cures / can not tell, it comesfrom a
higher power. ]. E. King, 1.-The Heal
er.
Mexican Consul Ornelas hoist
ed tne Mexican flag yesterday, IN
honor of American Independence
Day.
Marion Rockowitz has been ar
rested on an indictment charging
him with assault and battery up.
on a female.
Mrs N. w. Grisamore and
niece, Miss Franner, left Friday
night, for a two weeks visit to
Corpus Christi.
Misses Lena and Louisa Fest,
with a party of ladies, left for Cor.
pus Christi yesterday to spend the
summer months.
Miss Katie Boutwell, and
brother, George, leave Saturday
morning to spend a few days with
relatives in Galveston.
Mr.. Simon Fest, ST., and wife
leave tomorrow for an indefinite
visit to Saltillo, Mex, for the bene-
fit of Mrs. TESTS health.
MIR. Robt. A. Read, formerly
with Joske Bros, has resumed his
position as manager Of advertising
for that progressive firm.
"A great many private parties
of picnickers out In the country
yesterday received a good drench.
ing from the sudden rain.
"A runaway saddle horse
crossed Alamo plaza yesterday
afternoon. He SHE'D and threw
his rider and then ran away.
Ask to see the testimonials from
prominent citizens as to my wonderful
cures. J. Z. King, Faith healer, 221S
West Commerce street, neal Alazan.
-Octagon Soap s bars for % cts
Charlotte soaps bars for 20 cts
20 lbs. granulated sugar for ST..
7-5-2t LOUIS 81. SCHMITT
Faithful person to travel. Sal
airy $3.50 and expenses. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope. Manager, Box p, Chicago.
-Messrs. Gunzenheim, w. Fiber
and A. A. Wolff, of Wolff & Marx
have reported at this firms New
York Office on their fall purchas.
ing trip.
MIR. E. /. Bowsky has returned
from a visit to Chicago. He met
John III. Copeland, g. Katzen.
berger and several other former
San Antonians there.
The recently burned.out resi-.
dence Of Mrs. III. B. Andrews, on
Dallas and Camden streets, will
soon be entirely rebuilt, and all
traces of the fire oblitersted.
The asphalt paving of Trevino
street was finished and opened for
traffic by Friday afternoon at :
o'clock. The street is finished in a
very satisfactory manner to the
public.
Cards are issued announcing
the approaching marriage of Miss
Tillie Krakauer, of this city, to Mr..
John Steffisn, OF Ell Paso, to take
place July 10Th at the residence oil
Mrs. Adam Krakauer, in this city.
(Dr. Barnitz returned last night