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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
5
The case of M D Spear charged with reckless speeding of a sheet was continued in the police court Horning at the instance of Prosecuting Attorney Garza. Spear was the occupant of a West End car that caused the death of John McCoy Saturday night on West Commerce Street.
Police impose an $8 fine on Pedro Norand iorando Sandoval and Tomas Peres after guilty pleas to discharging firecrackers. Authorities warn that anyone seen firing giant crackers on private property or public streets faces arrest. Other items note a garland vendor at 727 E Houston St and a rare camelid sighting near Mongton and Seabrook Hasting and Fishing ribbs.
A misread court note holds Jose Crim liable for a vicious dog attack that injured Petra Cepeda and contributed to a nearby death. The judge ruled the animal must be moved from city limits or Crim faces a fine.
A lively Grand Opera House audience applauds Woman Hearts and a new Hooligan Tonight bill. Adelaide Thurston and the Women’s House troupe are featured with a strong cast, orchestral arrangements, and lively comedic moments in a busy New York themed program.
The Gambler was the new play at Empire by the Gratin' Kurtin company yesterday a western romance featuring Bess Fairfax and a cast including George Morgan Miss Anderson Bernard Whininger Whittle Voges Clark and Lytton. The production was carefully staged with strong performances and a restrained villain role, and a matinee is scheduled for Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
The Harpy theatre this week presents a major bill headed by Dunk Micks, with Miss Aca joining Thursday. The Great Crvagns, famed Paris wardrobe, and The Great Cavasax headline a star lineup. The La Perla Sisters continue strong in the Orpheum circuit as days run 5 p.m. to 10 30 p.m.
John AigCoy, an Inter national & Geent Northern-uredon foreman, was killed Saturday night by a street car. His funeral occurred Sunday afternoon at 2 from the par tory of the Riehe Imier taking eatac- Nehment. McCoy's widow and two children arrived from their home to attend. Brother was away. the inquest determined the death occurred in City Cemetery No. 2.
Sheriff announces execution sale of property in San Antonio Bexar County to satisfy a judgment in Stella Smith versus Robert C Smith No 21890. Property includes Lots 18 and 14 Block 8 City Block 2112 on Allert giyad. Sale set for first Tuesday in January 1908 before the Court Morgse door.
Washington reports a total of 11,992,110 bales ginned through December 14, against 9,284,070 at the same date last year. Ginners number 27,208 versus 27,130 in 1907, with region totals listing states such as Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida. The year’s crop totals include 215,029 round bales and note ginning activity up to mid-December.
Fernando Reyes, aged 1, was wounded in the left thigh yesterday afternoon when a small pistol in the hands of 19 year old Santiago Rosas discharged. The BB penetrated flesh and was treated by a physician. Rosas faced assault and battery charges and was fined $5 after police involvement.
Holiday traffic is rising on all railroads into the city with Sunset debut reporting record sales for the period. Saturday saw more tickets sold than any other day this year, while overall holiday receipts exceeded prior year totals. Some lines plan extra trains to handle demand.
The testimony centered on MIM M Quailty who insisted he was not guilty, while Prosecutor Garza pressed Kelley on the abusive language charge. The case was continued as the prosecution proceeded with questioning.
An obscure report notes a bullfight with several contestants, the crowd traveling to the arena, and weather conditions shaping the event. The description mentions participants and travel details, with the overall outcome described as a draw amid mixed reaction.
New York Dew 21 Despite encouraging hospital reports Harry Suydam broker shot on Bat ntday by J.C. Lumsden inventor has died this morning Lumsden under arrest. The shooting witnessed by hundreds of brokers on the curb market erupted from a dispute over payment of a stocking company formed to handle one of Lumsden's inventions.
Palace Stables company faces damages claim of 5000 from WW Beusinges in a seventh district case. Plaintiff alleges a horse and buggy, said to be gentle and safe, reared and lunged on San Pedro Avenue causing him to jump from the vehicle and suffer severe injuries.
Oakland California December 213. Eva Fay and her husband Pyras Washind were in town when he shot himself in the mouth after completing an engagement. Their baggage was checked to Denver as they traveled to the next show.
A large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon for the monument dedication over Carl Blin's grave in a touching ceremony. Widow and family attended as Rabbi Samuel Mark of Temple Beth El delivered an eloquent eulogy. Blin, who died December 9, was a prominent Austin newsman in wholesale produce. Dorothy Nye, a student at the University of Austin, returned home to celebrate the holiday with her parents at 211 Richmond Avenue.
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