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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
5
Edward Arnold, chief clerk of the railway mail service, started from Coin morning for Holston, Lansview, Falestine and other points on the G H and A rail routes. The trip aims to review operations and facilities along the line.
A Pandora man was arrested yesterday by Deputy U S Marshal Fred Lancaster on mail fraud charges and will face a hearing before U S Commissioner Earl D Scott in the Western District of Texas. Two Chinese entrants were seized at Del Rio for violating exclusion laws and will be brought to Fort Worth for hearings before U S Commissioners.
P W Morrow traveling passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, based in Blotton, visits the city today to discuss business. He notes passenger traffic has rebounded after a lull and expects year end demand to be strong. He forecasts capacity will be tested to handle Mardi Gras crowds in New Orleans, with turnout likely matching past years.
Sheriff John Tobin and Constable Charles Stevens pursue a young man described as stout, 23, smooth shaven with sandy hair and blue eyes, accused of stealing two horses and a buggy. A $100 reward from Sheriff Irvly plus $25 from the liveryman offers capture. Four marriage licenses issued yesterday: Alex Coy and Antonia Patin, G W Davis and Mrs A L Jones, O J Wilke and Mrs C J Matherson, Lon Dietzel and Marie Melody.
City Hall undergoes repairs after repeated downpours cause ash and wall damage. Workmen begin sealing roof sections on the landing to prevent future water intrusion. completion is anticipated soon.
Walter Vincent, formerly seen as a tour agent, was described as passing through on a sightseeing trip. Judge Buckley warned after a complaint by a landowner about a hue on Main Avenue. He left the scene after using abusive language and was fined $5 for his actions.
A 16 year old, A. Lehm, was fined five dollars in the corporation court Anis tmoming for using an air gun that killed a bird on a neighbor's property. The incident highlights juvenile discipline and petty property damage in local governance.
Frank Glover was fined for assault after beating Adam Gloyd with fists. Glover paid the money, boasting that the punishment did not earn him any money in the puffed proceedings.
A fragmentary report notes Prof Germiny and Gustavus Gemming in critical condition at the city hospital after an incident. Another line mentions Amane Ofer Matthews taking a quantity of clothing, food, and fabrics this morning.
A garbled passage describes the aged man of science to spend his last days with a collection of stuffed birds and books. Prof. Geriiny, four years old, is depicted as fragile and bedridden, cared for by a distant relative who visits infrequently due to distance.
Toncardia Lodge No 1793 invites all members of honor to a social gathering tonight. Knights and Ladies will attend, with an informal event planned for members of associated lodges.
A personal injury suit filed by August Glaeser and others against the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad was withdrawn yesterday before a jury in the Forty-fifth District Court, as the parties reported a compromise. The terms were not disclosed.
Director Shephard-Up is reported to be absent from Jus office at the International Club for about a week due to illness. It is noted he is suffering a severe gripe and is expected to return to his duties after recovery.
Preparations begin to open the roof garden at the Inter national club. Mower work starts on the grass plot, with vines and plants set to be shielded from frost. Garden work proceeds as soon as conditions allow, ensuring the area is ready for visitors.
The Passion Play in moving pictures at the Nickelodeon 212 Mats Commeres street attracts large audiences as it is shown in segments of about one hour. The exhibition runs tomorrow evening and Friday afternoon and night to give all a chance to view this faithful reproduction. The feature is presented with the best brandy in the city noted as a mark of quality, sourced from Pan Gelpt & Sona in New Orleans.
A lively program review notes the final presentation of the obit comedy drama Woge's Werry at the Big Tent, praising the company and performances. It forecasts next week’s closing season with The Detective and the Girl and highlights Miss Walsh's acclaimed stage work across Grand and Lyric venues. The piece also mentions hypnotic Comedy at the Lyric and upcoming shows at the Grand including O’Neill of Decry and Jakey, Mikey and Cray, with a crowded schedule across multiple theaters.
A carriage carrying Mr Vance Mia A B Spenser M Phornton and two small children was struck by a street car yesterday afternoon as the vehicle turned a corner. Injuries were reported but conditions were not disclosed. Police investigated the accident and the street car service was briefly halted.
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