San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-17
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Superintendent Wakefield is max
ing the boys on the Edison car line smile
today. 1t isSpay day.
CAMEL COAL is the best. Tele-
phone 1923. $3.50 PER TON. 10-26-1m
The police'on the night relief made
no arrest last night nor received any
call. .5sEsAaH
There are now twelve prisoners in
the city Jail.
NO DIRT, NO CLINKERS, NO
SLACK, Camel Coal. w. G. Sill
man. lO-26-lm
Farmers and stockmen are in need
of good deal of rain.
Mr.. Ihrie, of 327 South Presa street,
reports the loss of a sorrell horse to the
police. He does not know whether he
strayed away or was stolen.
w. c. SILLIMAN, SOLE DEAL
Err in CAMEL COAL, try it. SAM
PIE FREE. $3.50 PER TON. Tel
ephone 323 10-26-1m
The cold snap will drive away the
malaria from our city.
Recorder Lewis only had one case
on his docket to dispose of this morn
ing. George Stevens, a cripple who
claimed to be from Llano was before
him on the charge of vagrancy and
was given twenty-four hours to leave
the city.
The Alamo concert company will be
heard in the Thefll concert. swt
"A revival at the Utica Street Pres
byterian church will begin tonight.
"A good deal of duck shooting was
INDUCED in on West End lake today.
"A beautiful program for the Theill'
concert. swt.
Eleven carloads of beef were ship
ped from San Antonio yesterday to the
Cuban market tata
Mrs. E. Hoyer, our favorite soprano
will sing in the Theill concert. swt
The Light has received a cordial in
vitation to attend the 18th anniversary
ball and concert at Mission garden
next Sunday night by the San Antonio
Deutschen Maennerchor.
Beethoven nall, November 18th, at
$50 p. m. Grand concert given by
Eugene Theifl, the well known violin
virtuoso. Admission SOC. swt
The final meeting of the ladies in
charge of the charity bazaar was held
yesterday afternoon.
"A great many tramps and fakirs
who have been hangers on at the Dali
las fair are arriving in San Antonio
and several petty thefts have been re-
ported to the police department.
DO you want to sell your piano or
organ for cash, or do you want to buy
one, if so address E. H., "a Cassiano
street. Its
Some mischievous boys last night
tied a heavy wire across the sidewalk
on Marshall street in front Of the pub
lie school building from a telephone
pole to fence post. They thought
it fun to see people trip and fall, but
were not gratified to a great extent.
Mr.. Ben Dubinski, well known ell
ectrician of this city says he is conf
dent the Julius Won Gerst reported in
last Sundays Light as being the Gu
ban hospital chemist and exist. Louis
ian is the same Julius Gerke, who for
merry worked for him in ST. Louis
Mr.. Dubinski says he was then working
on an explosive which he expected to
patent.
"A great many sick and destitute
strangers have begun to come into our
city lately and many of them call at
police station and beg for a nights
lodging, and of course are accommo-
dated.
Team and ambulance for sale at
a bargain. Apply before II o'clock to-
morrow at Georges livery stable, Main
avenue, between Main plaza and West
Houston street. t"
"A heavy sleet fell yesterday at
gregory on the Arkansas Pass railway.
The Ivy Social club has sent the
Light an invitation to attend their
ntth anniversary ball, at Mission gar
uen next Saturday night
The city council committee on in
Vltation to the annual stockmen's con.
Nentlon is out making the rounds this
afternoon raising funds for entertain.
ment of the stockmen.
Mayor CaTlaghan is i'll TODAY and
ala not leave his house.
The crossing and drain at the cor
her OF Avenue D and Third street wa.
taken out Monday.
VIM. Freeman, we'll known saIoo,
man on Alamo plaza, is very seriousl,
"A brakeman on the Arkansas Pas
railway at Skidmorea yestsrday fel