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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
9
Brief notes indicate the papers in ex-parte E B Oakley are complete and the case may be submitted to the criminal court of appeals soon. The appeal challenges the Thirty seventh district court habeas corpus ruling denying discharge from custody or bail reduction from $500 set at the initial hearing.
A burglary charge was filed in the corporation court against John ny Hall, an 11 year old boy, by Marcelina Cissuegros of 220 South Leona street, who says she saw him attempting to enter her residence. The case was transferred to the county court. Also noted is an incident where quarryman Mitat Starkoss, Bulgarian, suffered injuries after being caught between a rock and a flat car at a city location.
Judge Camp ruled for Dr. Frederick J. Fielding in the case Nettie Steinbeck and others filed seeking 40000 in damages. Trial before Judge Camp without a jury heard Steinbeck testify for herself while Stenographer Gazley described notes of a conversation in Fielding’s office.
Yesterday afternoon clear stone quarries were visited and a man sustained bruises with no broken bones found. Community notices invite a club dance with music by Diaz and a Myrte Grove dance at Turner halt on November 18. Also advertised are Foley's Quino Laxative and Oring Laxative, Mescal and Tequila at local shops, plus a Monday Turkish bath offering at the Maare building.
J F Wolters of the antiprohibition group calls a statewide committee meeting at the Southland hotel in Dallas on November 8 to plan a statewide campaign. Also details a Fort Sam Houston construction bid with sealed proposals due December 12 and a note about misleading advertisements and unrelated local ads.
Miss Josephine Cetee aged 16 died yesterday at the Home for the Good Shepherd she was a native of Lockhart and survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Juan Ceter of Lockhart funeral services were held at the home chapel and interment in St Marys cemetery Alfred Hastings and family residence 1217 North Wintersstron Interment in city cemetery No 3 The deceased was 18 at death son of Dr W Hastings and several brothers Enos S Strehmond 70 died yesterday at his home North New Braunfels Avenue after long illness He was native of Ashfield Mase and survived by daughter Miss Lucy Richmond and sons H W Richmond of Monterey Mexico Cyrisx Richmond of Yoakuro seven grandchildren and five brothers The funeral was at 3 oclock this afternoon conducted by Rev L H Mores of the Madison Square Presbyterian Church with interment in city cemetery Noe te ans
One hundred dollar reward offered for any cis rhtal that cannot be cured by Cure DG. The undersigned, WALDING KINNANG MARG Wholesale Druggists Toledo, recommend Wal Catarrh Care taken internally. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Douglaisis and Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Lamar school plans a bazaar Saturday afternoon and evening at Mission Hall. A fine program is arranged for entertainment and relief from ailments with Rocky Mountain Pea Positively relieving stomach troubles for 35 cents. Tea or Tab Jets offered.
Former San Antonian Max Krakauer, head of Krakauer Zork Mayo firm now in El Paso, died suddenly in Chihuahua, Mexico. Survived by widow and five children Albert Alfred M Krakauer Mrs John Stetlay and Mrsutay Zork. Funeral set for El Paso. J O A Piper sister-in-law travels. W O MeChing family arrive for current stay at Alamo hotel with plans to move to Angelus.
A tire valve broke and a car overturned on Wetmore road seven to eight miles north of the sky. Margaret Watson of 301 Santa Rosa Avenue was thrown into a barbed wire fence and nearly scalped as more than half her hair was torn away. She was assisted at a farmhouse and rushed into town for medical care.
The Dreiss Improvement Club met and unanimously urged a three bedt top dressing of Saledo gravel on a five inch rock base for all streets in Improvement District No. 7 in the Seventh ward. They oppose district improvements financed by the bond issue unless lasting, and plan to confer with city council committees. A special meeting is set for Friday November 27 to review progress and press their stance.
Wheat and corn prices show modestly varied quotes across markets in New Orleans and Fort Worth. No. 2 feed oats and white oats edge lower, while cattle receipts in Fort Worth total about 4200 with steers steady at around 4.00 and calves easing.
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