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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1885

Page

2

World tonight at Turner hall and local items

Turner hall hosts a show titled the World tonight while local notices report abundant lumber the real estate sale tomorrow and various ads for shoes clothing and undergarments. reports include a dengue recovery and a fire investigation. court actions involve a swindle case and a criminal libel proceeding.

Notable Guests and Visitors Check In At Southern Hotel

A long list of travelers and dignitaries check into the Southern Hotel. Names include John Dewees heading to Hot Springs, cattle-buyer T B Miller from Seguin, and stock-raisers Ed Bennett and J A Lackland from Gonzales, among many others from Austin to New Orleans. A funeral procession departs with Louis Carrera accompanying Leopold Lagarde’s remains.

John Dewees T. B. Miller Seguin E. Holcamp Junction City R. Cotter Houston B. F. Ballard Floresville M. E. Springer St. Louis Ed. H. Bennett J. A. Lackland Gonzales Southern J.S. Vaude Graff Texas Austin A. J. Gailey Sabinas Max Rue Boniface Leon Springs Detroit R. Quattro J. Mahler M. L. Miller F. M. Jones Chicago M. Branch T. K. Hackett Pittsburg Frank Moore Indiana R. M. Porbach J. R. Edmonds New York T. McCannon Moulton Tex J. A. Smith B. F. Batlard D. P. Baylor D. Burke Uvalde N. B. Hicks Cotulla A. Gibbs New Orleans Henry Harris Edwards. Bennett Corpus Christi Harry Ley

Printer erred in arrest charge quarreling and fighting

In the Police Court report yesterday the name of E. J. Gaston appeared under drunk and down. The error was a printer’s mistake and the correct charge was quarreling and fighting, on which he was tried this morning.

E. J. Gaston

Pearsall stockman Louis Owens dies on Soledad street

This morning Louis Owens a noted stockman of Pearsall dropped dead opposite Kelly's saloon near the International and Great Northern depot. He had bought fruit on Soledad street and died shortly after while waiting for a streetcar possibly due to heart disease. An inquest will be held this afternoon.

Louis Owens Pearsail Kelly's International Great Northern Soledad Street

Theater brawl linked to King Alcohol erupts at Washington Theatre

Last night a mob of employees led by Lilly Gardner rose against manager Edwin Jayne at the Washington Theatre. Jayne allegedly struck a soubrette in the wine room and was arrested after witnesses testified. The accused women, including Gardner, were not present when the case was adjourned pending their capture.

Washington Theatre Lilly Gardner Edwin Jayne Lilly

Recorder's court fines and dismissals listed

This morning in the Recorder's court cases included Tom Moore fined five dollars for quarreling, E J Gaston fined five for fighting, E Short cited for keeping a vicious dog, Edwin Joyce and Lilly Gardner noted as continued, C Clark and Charles Knowlton continued, George McCormick and J F Whitney involved in fighting with Whitney fined five, J Garcia drunk and down fined five, Scott Robinson disorderly dismissed, C James back ordinance violation continued, P Nelames hack ordinance violation.

Recorder's Court Tom Moore E. J. Gaston E. Short Edwin Joyce Lilly Gardner C. Clark Charles Knowlton George McCormick J. J. Whitney J.F. Whitney J. Garcia

The Strike at Galveston Rumors and Mutual Pressure

Arbitration committee of 10 votes split likely five to five amid protests from colored workers against the Knights of Labor. Talks include possible involvement of Judge Gustav Cook and Adjutant General King as observers. Cotton Exchange aids in briefing the general public on the costs of the boycott while local business and labor relations remain tense.

Galverston Arbitration Committee Gustav Cook Criminal Court Knights Davis DeBruhl Warren Sparks Knights of Labor King Cotton Exchange Committee of Arbitration Henry Mallory Strand Business Mart Galveston

Remarkable Success of Dr L V Weathers Doctor Practice

Dr L V Weathers reports remarkable success in his medical practice. A graduate from a top continental school he has about 21 years of experience. His office is at Nette's dry goods store, residence 207 Elmira street with night call medicines and telephone connection.

L. V. Weathers Nette’s Elmira Street

The Fashion Theatre Presents New Liners and Returns

The Fashion Theatre showcases Tim Stalin and Debby Ricklin returning after rising fame. Irish vocalists Donnelly and Drew promise strong merit. Westvali and Laura Ashby perform in artistic acts while Larry Dooley keeps the crowd laughing. Brocky Morgan closes with Huse N. Morgan in the title role.

Tim Stalin Debby Ricklin Stalin Messrs. Donnelly Drew Westvali Laura Ashby Larry Dooley Brocky Morgan Huse N. Morgan

Audacious horse theft ends with capture of Luis Lechugas

John Walker’s horse was stolen while he greased its wheels in a camp yard near Illy's blacksmith shop by a Mexican named Luis Lechugas. A colored man, Peter Phillips, possessed a bill of sale for $18, prompting Walker to pursue and arrest Lechugas, who remains in custody.

John Walker Illy San Pedro Creek Luis Lechugas Peter Phillips Walker Lespas Durance Vile

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the Daily Light Paul Wagner Otto Bergst T. H. Gray Bergstrom & Gray Blum Street Menger Hotel Union Carter & Mullaly Undertakers Alamo Plaza San Antonio Fey United States Washington Esborg West Commerce and Loredosts, Ee Ee Rudolph Singer Turner Hall Orchestra Joe McAllister Sam Kay MM Soledad Street Office OF the Purchasing and Depot Saml, T Cushing, Purchasing and Depot Martin's Shoe Store Commerce Street Turner Dodgers Emerson Emerson’s Young & Arnold’s Menger Braunnagel Leopold Michael Justice of the Peace Commerce St Travis Park T. B. Johnson Pancoast & Son Licut Belknap Young & Arnold Odd Fellows Alamo Lodge Krisch Grand Gep F. J. Beitel Gent F. Sheets Hildebrandt Dunlap Lyons Jacob Weber Natal F. Teich Kampmann Houston and Navarro Streets Colonel Hart Nacogdoches Maverick John Ireland Byron van Raab W. L. Douglas Joe Beckmann West West Commerce Street Hackman Omnibus Company Recorder’s Court Alf Burlage Benedicta Karamer Alderman French J. H. Copeland Aransas Loan Office Military Plaza South Flores Street Louis Emil Bourgeois D June Yates Froboese & Santleben Henry Edwards Washington Theatre Fight George T. McNabb Quincy Illinois Messrs Monster H. H. Williams Linden Mass Brown West Houston Street Bridge CoLron & Kolron W. W. Reed Winchester Ind Louisa Pike Bartonio Randolph County Dr. King A. Dreiss Kirchner H. L. Fowler R. Cohn Bosanko Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co Piqua, C Rice & Fowler, R, Cohn &Co Oya Royal Baking Powder Company Wall Street Turner Opera House Ernest Rischee Poy YS Lessee Rische’s Erneest Riscue Opera House Wallick’s the Bandit King Jas. H. Wallick Joe Howard Rische Bas Kes Pey Valentine Lorra Val. Lorra Court House Frank J. Beitel Li Ly Uncle Emerson’s Liaur Mmerce Street California Wines F. I. Meyer Meyer's Hall California Mexico Mexican Sienecunn Company F. Kalteyer & Son Per Orley Zottarelli Acequia Street Shoe Palace Houston Street Avenue C Fashion Theatre Hoto Co Cincinnati H. B Acequia Streets West Commerce Street Lin Mas J.G. Swaggerty Mm. Berndt USA Reimann Camargo Street and Antonio Flores St Plymouth Rock Noledan Street Morley F, Kelteyer S. Mayer Commerce Hawkes Critter Bros, Jewelers Opticians L. G Savings Bank Eagle Pass Coal Com’y Labatt & CO LABAT Rice & Ryan Salt House
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