San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-14
LIGHT FLASHES

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of whooping cough at 211 Perdido street
yesterday. She was the beloved
daughter of Mr.. Joe Wellage, superin-
tendent Of lines and construction Of
the S. A. Gas Co.'s electricNsystem.
The Fruit and Flower Mission ben
eft takes place tonight at c. r. Brock
ways residence, corner Fourth and
Taylor streets.
Will give up all that health means
to you? If not, look for impure blood.
Cure boils, pimples, humors and all
scorfulous tendencies by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Lone Star brewery officials
visited the Salado shooting club picnic
at Denhofs ranch yesterday, in big
ambulance.
The Liederkranz Singing society
visited the Cape of Good Hope garden
on South Alamo street yesterday after
noon and had social time singing
songs and hearing speeches.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe. All
druggists.
Mr.. Buck Gravis, of No. 1914 South
Presa street, this morning received
telegraphic information of the serious
illness of his brother, Frank Gravis, a
stockman of San Diego, Tex, and left
this afternoon for that place.
Recorders Clerk H. r. r. Hertz
berg has gone to Austin to attend the
commencement exercises of the State
University. Mr.. Hertzberg is mem
Der of the alumni of that college, be-
ing a graduate therefrom.
Hans Reichelt, of the Lone Star
baseball club, says they never played
the Dignowity Hill Blues a game Of
baseball yesterday afternoon as an
nounced.
"A Sunday school picnic starting
from Government hill will picnic In
the Southwestern park one day this
week. Superintendent Wakefield, Of
the San Antonio Edison Street Rail-
way line has been notified to have a
special car ready for them.
The Riverside park Emancipation
Day celebration committee went up to
Austin yesterday to boom up their cell
ebration and secure a crowd on the
proposed excursion from there.
The street cars did quite business
all over the city hauling pleasure seek
ers about last night, notwithstanding
the threatening condition Of the wealth
er.
Joe Wright will be tried by Record
er Lewis tomorrow on the charge of
striking Louis Chapman with a pair OF
bras knuckles. He was arrested yes
terday by officer Pat Bergen.
Acting Recorders Clerk Waiting
ton this morning issued an alias war
rant for the arrest of E. NJ. Spiegel,
who was arrested yesterday by Officer
Thurman and allowed to go on bond.
The cases Of Robert Alexander and
c. w. Gates for carrying pistols will
come up before the recorder tomorrow.
They were arrested by officer ]. NJ.
Shelburn.
Ernest Bell, lad living at No. 707
Avenue D, was presented with the fine
doll yesterday evening given away by
Custodian Cooley, of San Pedro park
The attendance at San Pedro park
concert was visibly increased ,yester-
day.
Mayor Callaghan and the city
council received an Invitation to at
tend the Riverside park Emancipation
Day celebration, June 10.
The grand jury went into session
this morning after a weeks adjourn
ment.
A marriage license was issued thi.
morning to Arthur William Bell anC
Louise Elizabeth McMullen.
Leonard Williams, aged 10 days
child Of James Williams, died yester
day at 222 North Centre street, of con
vulsion.
Joseph Rambo, aged years, die
June II, at No. 1112 San Marcos street
Ward 2, from enteritis.
The water of the courthouse arte
sian we'll has been shut off and con
nection is being made with the foun
tain, which is expected to be flown
tomorrow.
The county commissioners conver
ed this morning as a board of equaliza
ton and ordered the clerk to summo
a number of property owners who fai
ed to agree with the assessor regardin
the taxation OF their property, to al