San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-28
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uuent occupation TAX payers DeIOre
Recorder Lewis this morning.
Prof. Jose Andonegue, the eminent
violinist will play at the Beethoven
Festival next Saturday night, admis-
sion 25 cents. 1O-27-4t
The police were notified by tele-
phone this morning that a dead dog
on Stoves street near San Pedro creek
was causing much annoyance.
| Nineteen breakfasts were supplied
the city prisoners this morning by City
Jailer valdez.
| Frost Block, corner Main Plaza and
| Commerce street, is neatly fitted up
and he invites custom at popular
prices. st
| The Comrade Social club gave an
entertainment at Burke's hall last
night.
| The remains of Lille Leona john
son, aged 10 years, who died at Hous-
ton, of dengue fever, arrived in San
Antonio for burial.
Don't fail to attend the Beethoven
Festival on Friday and Saturday
nights. Grand musical and theatre
cal treats on both nights. Admission
% cents. 10-27-4t
The Howard building on Soledad
street, which was recently injured by
fire, is being repaired.
The Mission Blues and the Dreiss
Hills will play a game of baseball on
the East End grounds Sunday after
noon.
Hear the renowned Violinist-Prof.
Schroeder at Beethoven Hall next Fri
day night. Admission % cents.
Mr.. H. K. Freeman, of Chicago,
was introduced as a visitor at the San
Antonio club yesterday by Mr.. w. S.
Seng.
Lost brown water spaniel pup; 3
months old. Reward for return to
Scholz's garden. 10 % ct
-Overcoats were quite a familiar
sight on the streets this morning.
Three good milk cows with calves
for sale at 6O4 San Pedro avenue
Grove Saloon. 2S-3t*
Hutchinson & Frankel have receiv-
ed the first rubber tired hack to reach
San Antonio thus far.
Detectives yesterday recovered a
bicycle belonging to WE. Roach, which
had recently been stolen from him. 1t
was found on the street where it had
been abandoned.
Stoves and heaters were set in OPP
GRAFTON this morning in hotels and
residences.
The Friendly Circle Social club
gave a pleasant hop for members only
at the Zouave armory on Soledad
street last night. The hall was nicely |
decorated the floor in fine condition
and the floor committee, Messrs. l.. ].
Lacoste and Victor Beze, were faith
full in the performance of their duties.
The Light has received an invita-
ton to concert and bah by the Las
sale Maennerchor next Saturday night
at Mission garden.
The cold snap booms the fuel and
stove trade and hurts the laundry bus
mess considerably.
AT Trinidad, on the Cara crossing
ait the Medina river there will be con-
firmation services at the Catholic |
church next Saturday Bishop Forest
and clergy, of San Antonio, will offici-
ate.
The anniversary ball of the San
Antonio Turner association has been
set for November goth.
-Frosts fell in Northern and East
ern Texas last night but San Antonio
got none.
"A heavy sign of Murphy & Sutor,
on the second story wall of the build
ing at the corner of Soledad and Hous-
ton streets, was blown down by the
gale yesterday afternoon, but
hurt nobody.
The Turner's will give a hop for
members November 6.
"A good many quail hunters took
advantage of the favorable conditions
of the cold snap and left today for the
country.
The anniversary of the conservation
of His Lordship, Bishop Forest, of this
Catholic diocese, was celebrated with
great solemnity and rejoicing this
morning at San Fernando cathedral
with PontificaF mass and Benediction
and splendid choir and orchestral mu-
sic. The large edifice was crowded
with worshippers.
No. l of Volume / of the South
western Sportsman, published in Aus
tin, has reached San Antonio. 1t is
devoted to Texas sports and sports
men and is very nicely illustrated.
Two young ladies in up to date
pretty bicycle suits attracted consider
able attention on our streets today.
"A large plate glass in the door of
Kalteyer & Schuchardt's drug store on
Houston street was broken recently by
the door slamming. and the peculiari-
ty is the beautifully radiating, spider