San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-03
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1897.
LIGHT FLASHES.

American Legion of Honor lodge
held an interesting business session last
night
Will Frommer of the S. A. X A. z.
railway general offices, has been moved
up into the passenger service.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable, sure.
Forest Largen, son of DIR. L. }.
Largen, and Miss Mollie Moore, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Sam Moore, were married
Yesterday morning at the brides "esl-
dence on Marshall street.
Rheumatism is a foe which gives
no quarter. 1t torments its victims
day and night. Hoods Sarsaparilla
purifies the blood and cures all blood
diseases, restoring health and vigor.
Mrs. Eva E. Warield, aged 80 years,
died yesterday at the corner of East
Commerce and Monumental streets.
She leaves husband and four children.
The remains will be shipped to Decatur,
| H., tonight.
Elegant furnishings for the par.
| lor as well as the kitchen at u. a.
SHOWERS FURNITURE co. "A tt
The City Brewery management is
making extensive improvements about
the grounds of the brewery.
"A great many residents of the
Fourth ward are making connections
with the sewers as the pipes are laid
past their property.
Are you going to Dallas, Kansas
City, or st. Louis? If so take the Ka-
ty Flyer at the I. & G.. N. r. r. sta
ton, $50 p. m, and arrive in Dallas
next morning at eight o'clock; Kansas
City second morning at 1925 and st.
Louis TBS. 123-14..
MIR. A. StaaCke has pulled down his
homestead on Soledad street, to erect
costly modern residence.
The sewer work on San Pedro ave.
nue. greatly hampers the street car ser
vice and the railway people are having
hard time of it.
City Wood & Coal company, new
management of Richard Lacroix, tel
ephone No. $40. Would be pleased to
have your patronage. 2-2t
The newly elected officers of the
San Antonio BarkeeperS Union will be
installed this evening.
E. J. Walters, business manager of
the "Side Tracked" theatrical company
which appears at the Grand Opera house
next Wednesday, is at the Maverick.
Sol Smith Russell arrived from
Austin this morning, and is quartered
pit the Menger.
George II. Leland, of Providence,
R. l., arrived in the city last night and
eft this morning for Monterey, Mexico,
submit the plans for the construction
IF a waterworks and electric plant
The Callaghan ratification" meet
ng will be held tomorrow night.
There were six Elmendorf rallies
asst night in various parts of the city.
John McClane, colored, was arrested
esterday by Officer Porter on the
barge of theft over $50, i. e. an $50
old watch, from a citizen of Seguin.
Mrs. J. E. Martin has gone to Hous-
on, to attend her sister, who is i'll.
-Chas. Lamb, advance agent for
Turray and Mack, is in the city at the
Iaverick.
Capt Tom. Smith is up and out
gain a ter a sharp tusSle with the
rippe.
Mr.. Joe Cooley has recovered from
continued case of la grippe.
-Hipatilye Larenaudie, Frenchman
led yesterday at 800 East Nueva street.
Colonel Tom Kingsley, travelling
assenger agent of the Louisville and
ashville railroad, is in the city.
Maud King was fined SO by the re-
order today as suspicious character.
"A meeting of Callaghan supporters
as held at Pinn's hall last night and
ne will be held tonight on Austin street.
An enthusiastic T. b. Johnson
Getting was held at Henry Coins
loon on Main avenue last night.
There will be two Levy meetings
Austin and one on Zavalla streets to-
ght $50.
Mrs. F. A. and Miss Lizzie Vaughan,
Seguin, are at the Southern.
To the friends and acquaintance
ID Masons in particular, who so kindly
sisted and helped us during the illness
ID funeral of our beloved father, j. b.
own, we desire to tender our sincerest
anks. The FAMILY.
Licensed to Wed-Charles Hasen-
ok and Emma Walmschaffe; G. M.
brthrop and Jennie Van Hauten-
elecio Castillo ard Dolores Lopez.
The grand jury reported eight bills
indictment this morning.
Moses ZadovslIy, of Russia, was
lnted final naturalization papers by
dge Green this morning.
During January there were l27
lths in the city.
An important meeting of the Un-