San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-31

turn for business tomorrow when
court convenes again.
DIR. G.. j. Starnes has returned
from the Methodist general con.
ference, at Cleveland, Ohio.
The South Heights special fire
COMMITTEES held desultory consul
tation in the council chamber OF
the city hall yesterday afternoon
but the exact conclusion arrived at
concerning the protection to be &C
corded this suburb could not be
learned.
-Giraud street needs a lot OF re =
pairing by the street commission.
or.
Trinity Sunday services will
be held in the Protestant Episcopal
churches today.
John r. T. Rives, of Nash
vile, Tennessee, is at the Menger.
The Alamo Grays and the
Giants will contest for the colored
baseball championship at San Ped
70 springs this afternoon.
The San Antonio Colts and
the West End Browns Junior will
cross bats on the South Presa street
grounds this afternoon.
"A musicale was given at the
residence of Mrs. Frank Psschsl
last night by Miss Cushmau and
her pupils.
"A stranger on Commerce street
last night opened an old wound
over an artery in his leg by a mis-
step near Commerce street bridge
and bled profusely before physi-
clan staunched the flow of blood.
Annie Kossub, aged 20 years,
the young woman from st, He'd
wig who was operated upon for APP
pendicitis, three days ago, died
yesterday afternoon. The remains
will be taken to st. Hedwig this
morning.
"A wedding reception will be
rendered the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobriner at the residence Of
Mrs. A. Michel, 206 Jefferson
street, Wednesday, June Sd, at s 80
o'clock.
The LIGHT has been invited to
attend the Turner picnic at Poll
mars place, on the Salado, next
Sunday, June Z. The picnic party
will leave Turner hall at z a. m.
"A musicale was given at the
home of Miss Edna Truax, on La
ftte street last night. A large
number of the young lady's friends
was present.
Probate court adjourned last
night for tee term.
w. E. Roach's hand was badly
lacerated yesterday by being
caught in an electric fan.
The following real estate deed
was filed yesterday: West End
Land company to Wesley Peacock,
lots 4, 5, 6, block so, $4,000
Miss Sadie Small has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, where she
attended school, and will spend
her vacation here.
The Prospect Hill Baptist
church held a picnic on Alamo
Heights yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Hutchinson Merle has
been called to California, by the ILL
ness of her mother. Her many
friends wish her q safe journey.
She is just recovering from a
severe Illness.
The 2-year.old child of John
Schulz died yesterday afternoon Of
summer complaint.
MIR. II. D. Ksmpmsnn returned
yesterday from Hot Springs, Ark,
where he visited Mrs. Kampmann.
Mr.. T. E. Beecher, a Pullman
conductor, who was in st. Louis
during the cyclone, was in the city
yesterday. He says the scene Of
the great storm was beyond de-
scription.
Mrs. Theo. Meyer, OF st. Louis,
daughter of Mrs. Caroline Kamp-
mann, Of this city, has communi-
Gated the news Of her safety from
the great cyclones damage.
Mrs. George Caufield gave
birth to a boy at her home on
Cherry street yesterday.
"A little girl, named McCune,
stuck a pin in her eye yesterday,
but it is not believed that her sight
will be affected.
j. P. Dillon and A. G. Scruggs
were arrested by Officer Duffy yes
terdsy for fighting on North Flores
street.
Trinidad Alsrcon, of COG South
Concho street, reported to police
headquarters yesterday that her
4.year-old daughter, Josefs, is miss
ing from her home.
Mrs. Max Cohn and daughter,
Frieds, have gone to Oneida, ILL.,,
to spend the summer with Mrs.
COINS mother.
City Jailer Hardy has had
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