RAYS OF LIGHT AND CITY NOTES OF THE DAY
Old man Chrysler again out of the poor house as his foot improves. The Sunset Brass and String band plans a moonlight picnic at San Pedro Springs Saturday night. A street lamp on Avenue E and Sixth Street was knocked down by a wagon. The White Elephant first anniversary banquet is tonight with Fowler Berliner & Co. hosting. The New Orleans Quartette and Beethoven society visit San Fernando cathedral to inspect the organ and sing. Harry Fowler treated the singers to chile con carne after the concert at Military plaza. Mrs Widhoff denies being the drunk in Recorder's court. names confusion noted. Grady's Cowboys practice at San Pedro track, doubts remain about handling untamed cattle in West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Sunset Boys
White Elephant
Sunset Brass and String Band
San Pedro Springs
Avenue E
Sixth Street
Messrs
Fowler, Berliner & Co
New Orleans Quartette and Beethoven Society
San Fernando Cathedral
Harry Fowler
Street Railway Company
Military Plaza
Chile
Concarne
Recorder’s
Texas
Alamo Nine tribute and Civil War era notices
A commemorative poem to the Alamo nine and a memorial to George Alexander memorializes fallen comrades. The page includes a general's carryover order about officers owning mounts and three month enforcement, plus multiple ads and notices from Emanuel Abrahams, a cash grocer, a rent and sale listing, a Blaine Logan club meeting notice, a San Pedro water bill reminder, Bucklen's Arnica Salve ad, a piano teacher ad, and a local real estate listing.
New Orleans Quartette Performs in San Antonio Clubs
The New Orleans Quartette visited the San Antonio club and the White Elephant this morning where they sang several songs and enjoyed champagne punch and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
San Antonio Club
White Elephant
Carpenter Hasenpluch Collapses From Sun Heat
Yesterday at noon carpenter Hasenpluch foreman for Contractor G Reiman was prostrated by heat while returning home after a forenoon of work on a building. Three physicians were summoned and he was cupped by Richter and has since shown improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasenpluch
G. Reiman
Richter
Moonlight Springs Picnic Under Miss Bertha Stappenbeck
A pleasant moonlit picnic at the springs last night under Miss Bertha Stappenbeck’s supervision ended with dancing till midnight. Ladies present included Lottie Bitters, Martha Payne, Minnie Hunter, Sallie Tatum, Sallie Patten, Julia Mudd, Ida Franz, the Misses Porter, the Misses Semlinger, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Varga, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stappenbeck
Isses Lottie Bitters
Martha Payne
Minnie Hunter
Sallie Tatum
Sallie Patten
Julia Mudd
Ida Franz
Misses Porter
Semlinger
Porter
Varga
Lumber costs for dwellings in First and Third wards
Henry Fest operates a lumber store west of Laredo street in the First ward with a cost of 200 dollars. D Fernandez plans a lumber dwelling on the West side of Matamoros street in the First ward costing 300 dollars. James Stevens builds a lumber dwelling on the West side of Avenue D in the Third ward at 700 dollars. Jose M Castro raises a lumber dwelling at the corner of Comal and Durango streets in the First ward priced at 360 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fest
Laredo Street
First Ward
D. Fernandez
Matamoros Street
James Stevens
Avenue D
Jose M. Castro
Comal
Durango
Fatal Shooting in O C Dowe Saloon at Eagle Pass
Late last night at about 1 o clock Tom Leakey was shot by Robert Dowe in Dowe's saloon. Leakey died within an hour from three wounds. The coroner's inquest verdict said death resulted from shooting, with no clear cause of the quarrel. Dowe is in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagie Pass
Texas
Tom Leakey
Robert Dowe
C. Dowe
Leakey
Dove
Sudden Death At San Fernando Cathedral
Father Julio Sayer of the Carmen Mission on the Losoyo died suddenly at San Fernando Cathedral after arriving in acute agony. Dr Rodriguez attended but he expired shortly after. The death certificate cites abscess of the liver as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando
Julio Sayer
Carmen
Losoyo
Rodriguez
Father Sayer
Belknap Rifles Elect New Officers at Arbeiter Verein Hall
At a Belknap Rifles meeting held last night at Arbeiter Verein hall new officers were elected including Captain Robert Green and First Lieutenant John B. Cresson. Other ranks named were Second Lieutenant William P. Rote First Sergeant Hal Howard Second Sergeant Carlos Bee Third Sergeant John Green Fourth Sergeant Robert Becker Fifth Sergeant James Simpson, First Corporal William Koehler Second Corporal E W Richardson Third Corporal John W Tobin Fourth Corporal Paul Fiorian with E W Richardson as Secretary and James Simpson as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belknap Rifles
Arbeiter Verein Hall
Robert Green
John B. Cresson
Wm. P. Rote
Hal Howard
Carlos Bee
John Green
Robert Becker
James Simpson
William Koehler
E. W. Richardson
John W.tobin
Paul
Fines in Police Court Totals 1129 Dollars Collected
Over the last month the police court fined 28 for drunk and disorderly conduct 19 for insulting language 23 for beating and striking 12 for carrying deadly weapons 2 for discharging firearms 9 for sanitary violations 5 for careless driving 2 for stock ordinance violations 4 for hack ordinance 8 for keeping team or animals unsafely and 9 for street or plaza violations. Total cash collected amounts to 1129 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bais Snobs Sa
Asi
Afleer
Ls Asia Papirneet Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Mason
Paul Wagner
F.f.collins
St. Mary's St., San Antonio
ML Ingsley
Rosedale
Portland Cement
Paris
Bowman & Co
Napera
C. M. Kinglley’s
Main Plaza
San Antonio
Southwest
J.M. Buyant
Chicago Board of Trade
Paares Exchange
St. Louis
Galveston Cotton Ex
New O ; Cotton Exchange and
Chicago Board
Floyd &Co
Ean Antonio
Lockwood & K. Mann
George Alexander
Old Post
MaGneta
The
Missouri
Grveran
Tam
P. H. Suerman
Emanuel Abrahams
Cash Grocer
Mumm
Cash
Hivron & Yvonne
Scholz
Blaine and Logan
Blaine
San Pedro Avenue
Warerworks Company
Bucklen
Rice Brothers
Soledad
Hilton & Young
Farnvare
Brat
Houston Street
Telitt
Commerce Street
Mocha
Cordova
Peaberry
Rio
Castanota & Son
Rice Bros. & Cos
Soledad Block
Kaltever’s
Rice Bros. & Co
M. Castanola & Son
Kalteyer's
Harrison & Harrison
Attorneys-At
Soledad Street
Court House
Juan Manuel Chavez
Narciso Leal
General Commission
Leal
Marshall
L. F. Herrmann
Alamo Plaza
Hinton & Youna
J.jode Ce UI
Boot and Shoe House
Ins Lawn Awtontio
Boots Santismoors
Crescent City
J. H. Marquart
the Court House
San Antonio, Texas
Tee
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Calcasian
A. T. Hensley
San Antonio Lumber Co
P. O
Wolefef & Marx
Wolff & Marx
Commerce and Alamosts
Thos. Goggawn & Bros
Galveston
Thos. Goggan & Bros
James Burna
Matera
Tips & Peltzer
Cook
Miliary Plaza
Ouse
East
T. B
Madison Street
Hilton & Oung
P.m
Ulliig Building
Commerce and
Alamo Streets
Pythias
Elk Lodge No
J.C. Howard
E. Howard
J.C. Howard & CO
J. Brackenridge
Austin
Tex
Col. Jno
Wither
Coshier San Antonio National Ba Bank
P. Simpson & Co
Eagle Pass
Lockwood & K. Kampmann
Banke San Antonio
Youae Ridéle
Piedras Negras
Mexico
A de Monclova
Ragland & Co
Commerce St
Rhodius
San Antonio, Tex
Knabe & Co
New England Piano Co
Christie & Sons
VY Williams & Russell
Soule & Williams
East Houston St. San Antonio
Pax
Averill Ready Mixed Paints
Crystal Plate Glass Company
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