San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-16
LIGHT FLASHES

Mr.. Henry Boerner this morning
received a letter from his wife, dated
Carlsbad, Bohemia, stating that she
and party, Mrs. Ed Stoves and Mr.. Err
nest Stoves, had arrived safely at that
famous resort and were enjoying them
selves immensely.
Mr.. Thos. H. Abbott has moved in
to his new residence at 323 Adams
street.
Hoods pills act easy and PROMPTLY
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
President Jake Strauss of the San
Antonio Drill association has kindly
offered the use of the Riverside Park
baseball grounds to the EXPRESSES
Warm Babies" and the Light Ca
diets" for next Sunday morning. A
large force of men are now engaged
clearing off the grounds for the drill.
The swell outing and military dance
to be given by the Belknap Rifles is to
be Friday evening at Muth's instead of
Saturday.
Look for the facts demonstrated by
experience. Thousands and thousands
of people suffering from the effects of
impure blood have been cured dy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
-Poundmaster Perez says he and
his men have made very few hauls of
loose cattle recently.
The Crescent Social club will hold
a meeting at the residence of Mr.. A.
Tolle on Dakota street tonoght. This
is the first meeting since the celebra-
ton of it's third anniversary last Sun
day at the home of Adolph Dugosh.
Alberto Alvarez, charged with
wrongfully opening the United States
mails, waived examination this morn-
ing and went to Jail to await the ac-
ton of the Federal grand jury.
The county commissioners this
morning ordered an election on June
20 to decide a tie for the Office of school
trustee of district No. 20, the contest
ants being A. o. Reed and HI. Echter-
hoff.
Mr.. Ed. Braden, Jr., has been elect
ed vice president of st. Joseph's soci-
ETY., to succeed the late Judge Anton
Adam.
The st. Joseph's society will go to
New Braunfels in a body on June 20
in chartered car to celebrate st. Pc
ter's and st. Paurs day.
"A private telegram received today
at the Alamo Brokerage company, from
Washington, d. c., states that Japan
has entered formal protest to the
annexation of Hawaii by the United
States.
.,oo,, ,..a, ~, Main ploza Ia aiI-
thority for the statement that GUS
toner came into his bar early yester-
day morning in a very drenched con-
dition and said he had mistaken the
street sprinkler for a regular car and
in trying to board it, he received a
severe ducking.
The Y. NJ. G. A. free reading room
is being occupied by large numbers Of
persons during the hot days, especially
visitors to the city.
Mr. Jas. Mcneil this morning re-
ceived a telegram from his father in
Mexico refuting the statement that mis-
brother VIM. p, had been killed there.
He says the boy is well and hearty and
eating three meals a day
Custodian Bennett had q visitors
at the Alamo up to IL o'clock today
-Thos. Saunders, of Lake Charles
La, and r. NJ. Farrar, of Houston
were introduced as visitors at the Sar
Antonio club by Mr.. A. r. Spencer yes
terday. No visitors were introduced
at the club this morning.
TO date there have been zoos dogs
licensed in this city this year.
Walter Wegerman, aged years
died yesterday at No. LIP San Mar
cos street, Ward g. from scarlet fever
Work of improving South Laredt
street has been begun by the stree
commissioner.
Police officer Springer has purchas
ed nice piece of property on Rive
avenue, from Col. Breckenridge an,
will soon erect a residence thereon.
"A great many of the birth report
sent in to the board of health are no
properly filed out by the accouchers
frequently dates and even names, bein
left off the cards.
City Marshal Shardein has return
ed from Corpus Christi. He says h
did not have much fishing, only catch
ing a trout and a shark. Therefor
some one else must have sent Joe Coo