San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-12
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Mrs. s. L. loft, of log South Pine
street, presented her husband last
night with a fine baby boy and today
the genial father of the new boy is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his many
friends.
NO DIRT, NO CLINKERS, NO
SLACK, Camel Coal. w. c. Sill
man. lO-26-lm
The Frohsinn Singing Society held
a rehearsal in Mission garden last
night. They are practicing up on sew
eraI new songs for the spring Saenger-
fest, which takes place in Galveston.
w. C. sILLIMAN, SOLE DEAL
Err in CAMEL COAL, try it. SAM
PIE FREE. $3.50 PER TON. Tel
ephone 1923. 1O-26-fm
The remains of C. w. Powers were
shipped to Memphis, Tenn, over the
International this morning.
Fourteen breakfasts were supplied,
the city prisoners this morning.
CAMEL COAL is the best. Tele-
phone 1923. $3.50 PER TON. 10-26-1m
"A party complimentary to Fritz
Wilke in honor of his 2Sth birthday
anniversary was given at his home on
Centre street last night.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
gave a ball in Mission garden last
night.
The Auditors Defeated the Mutuals
in the bowling games last night. Will
lain Hardie was captain of the Audit
ors and Claude King of the Mutuals.
Dan Davis was given twelve
months in the county jail yesterday on
a charge of assault to murder Frank
Richards on Alamo plaza on the night
of the election last November.
The detectives report that sure
thing" men are fiocking to this city in
large numbers from the Dallas fair.
Detectives McCloskey and Shoaf ar
rested two suspects last evening, Louis
Bullman and Geo. Bannerman, and
Recorder Lewis this morning gave
them II hours to leave the city.
Mrs. E. Reich, wife Of sport
Ernest" Reich, will celebrate her birth
day anniversary in Sommer's garden
tonight with a party Of friends bow
ling. A lunch and refreshments will
be servd.
One of the fair piratesses Of the Ba-
zaar ship lost her tiny dagger last
night at Turner hall, but it was quick
ly recovered and returned to her by
gentleman.
MIR. VIM. Quinn, of the Register
saloon, who mas been laid up with an
injured ankle, is out again.
Mitchell Gaffney has been secured
at great expense from the Bowery, N.
Y, by Mr.. Charles Bull, as manager
for his shine stand.
Mr.. w. F. LANCE this morning
showed a specimen of what San An
tonic can boast of in growing lemons.
The lemon shown is very large and
firm and will weigh nearly half a
pound.
San Antonio lodge Of Elks will hold
a social session November 18th in the
evening.
1t is reported that the cashier of
one Of our manufacturing institutions
is missing and that his accounts show
a defalcation Of $1,000 beside consider
able small speculations in accounts of
customers. His whereabouts are I'M
known. Although his family is yet
in the city.
The Mutual Aid and Benevolent So
ciety meetings have been changed from
Saturday to Monday nights.
The mayor and finance committee
will open bids at o'clock this after
noon for forage for the fire and street
commissioners departments.
"A letter was received this morning
by the family of ex-Pollceman Joe Will
kin, stating that he was well and was
being treated very kindly by the
guards. This sets at. rest the report
of his death circulated so extensively
last week.
Emory McClintock gave bond in
the sum of $50 before Justice Shook
yesterday on charge Of assault COM
mitted on Patricina Guerrero, or
South Concho street, November s.
A case of scarlet fever at No. lis
Dawson street, was reported to the
city health office today by DIR. Gamer.
on.
Frank S. Gill, aged "a years, dice
November 10th in the city hospital
from consumption
The assistant city clerk mashed on,
of his thumbs very severely this morn
ing in door 9f the street car on tn
West End line while coming to tn
city. He says he does not know