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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
4
Judge Duckley disposed of a police court docket in one morning over a year. Most defendants faced drunkenness charges, with others for disturbing the peace and the bulk for vagrancy. Fines of ten dollars were imposed in the vagrancy cases.
Gus Franks of the Avigelus hotel sustained a sprained ankle while working on his automobile in front of the hotel. He was severely protracted and unable to leave his room for two days.
Tohn Gwels a negro paid a 95 fine in the corporation court this morning for unlawfully carrying an advertising sign through the principal streets of the city. TL wag testified by Officer Golden that the negro had a sign advertising an ax6 feet on an express wagon.
State Revenue Agent W J DicDonald investigates a shortage in the Southwestern Insane Asylum’s aqua-hex account, preliminarily estimated at 650 dollars and likely higher. Captain McDonald conducts the audit at Superintendent Barker and board request. board seeks state auditor for institutions to prevent future gaps. Bond of 10,000 dollars protects the state. bookkeeper remits money to treasurer monthly with board reports.
A man named J. M. Kembrell appeared in the corporation court facing charges of wilfully carrying arms after being caught with two large 44B caliber gates. The case was ordered moved to the county court. The arrest was made Sunday morning by Nicer Guerrero on the West Side.
A meeting will be held tonight at John Giarda residence in South Leona Street. Those responsible for the planned celebration of Columbus day will wind up details for a larger event than ever before staged in the area.
A meeting of the local Christian Endeavor Union will be held at Madison Square Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at 8 15 oclock. Rev Arthur W Jones of Dallas will be the principal speaker for the event. The Mission Dancing Academy opens next Friday night October 16 at Mission Garden Hall. Those who wish to enter classes should be present the first night with instructor Adolph Kehr. All dances guaranteed.
Washington DC October 12 The naval board of construction submits recommendations on two fleet colliers authorized by Congress The plan calls for a carrying capacity including cargo of 12500 tons of coal The engines will provide 4 knots speed One ship to be built at the Maryland navy yard while the other will be built at a different yard The board will invite wider contrast proposals in the coming weeks
The Lyriq theater at Houston Street and Avenue FH hosts Dr. LaFayette Berry and his company for a twofold event. Free 8:15 pm show with 7:36 pm hotel reception escorted by Alarmy-band, lectures by Dr Tilburne on new medical discoveries, promoting bloodless cures and light on modern treatments.
Washington D C Oct 12 The American Federation of Labor issues a circular calling on labor to stay nonpartisan while upholding principle in the political campaign. Samuel Gompers denounces the Republican and Democratic parties as opposed to government by law and criticizes efforts to influence the judiciary. He names Wolse Tutt as an impersonator of discretionary government and asserts no political office would be accepted by the people under any circumstances.
At Wolf & Marx store this morning a large crowd gathered for the sale advertised in yesterday's paper. The shimmering fabrics were displayed for inspection and proved the advertisement's effectiveness as shoppers swarmed to the counters from 9 o'clock.
King testified that Talack assaulted him while he was drunk and laughing at the fall. The court found no contradicting testimony and imposed a $10 fine on the defendant for assault and battery.
The family extends deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the loss of their baby Yay Tate Lawrence. They appreciate the invaluable floral offerings and support from the community.
A fragment notes Bot World activity on Saturday evening with Tex Ward involved in a retimed light office scene. The terse lines suggest a local event or workplace clash, with reference to lost status and china contrast. No clear outcome or dates emerge.
New York report says a deadly plague, likened to influenza but far more mortal, swept Cree settlements on James and Hudson Bay. Alien Skinner of the American Museum. notes the illness appeared suddenly, with chills fever and nausea, killing many within days while only strong men survived.
Mrs Carter Baker of Valarfona Bes is in the city. WW Beeson of Tampico Mex guests the Menger. Mrs John J Poster of Uel Rlo arrived from San Marcos. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lee of Bart Jettarg stay at the Angelus. J W Harris of Galveston with daughter Miss Florence Harris are guests of the Menger. Walter F Lineburger of Torrson Mex at the Menger. Sylvester of Cotulla, H R Leinweber and family, Long Decker of Honda at the Angelus. Mrs Alex Pope of Marshall returned from California and guests the Angelus. Mrs Pope may extend visit to San Antonio. Mrs M A Mines of Wylde at the Angelus. Ius Solna, formerly with Iba GH railway, leaves for Victoria to take a position. Tinrique Gutierres of Mexico City and Litre Mendes of Api Mex visiting, guests of Mire A O Farrell at 306 North Flores. Mrs M Z Swank of Monchaca, visiting son W P Shank at 4928 Nevins, leaves for Menardville.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Joseph Jones aged 45 at 902 Colorado, Mrs Viola Kring in Beeville, Johnny Lawrenes aged five, and Marie Gras wife of Adolf Grasso. Details include locations, deaths from illness, and planned interments or recent funerals with church and cemetery references.
Hoy born October 6 to Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson at 214 Celaghan arcund. Hoy born October 6 to Mr. and Mrs. IL Gal at 619 Covallios street.
The tenth annual International Fair closes after 18 days of exhibits and heavy teardown. Four thousand admitted daily on average, with San Antonio Day drawing up to 20 thousand visitors. Receipts from privileges and concessions may lag last year, while paid admissions run ahead. full financials will be reported after expenses are tallied for comparison with prior fairs.
Mrs J Wi Meteer has been visiting Dlatoni and Corpus Christi, with plans to San Antonio for the winter. The home front at Mrs George Wi West’s party featured Mr and Mrs WW Searcy of Brovham, Mrs W W Jones of Corpus Christi, and Mrs Spoonts of Port Worth among attendees. Other social rounds include Maverter Bhreel returning from Marshall and Miss Ella Rosa hosting Mrs Henry Halden of Cilne ton, with a guest list at 797 West aig Place and more visitors from San Marcos and Houston.
A telegram from County Attorney H G Heyne says the New Braunfels post office was robbed and lock boxes opened. Deputy U S Marshal Fred H Lancaster planned to move the detainee Jai Castillo to San Antonio for arraignment before U S Commissioner Earl DiScott. The notice mentions market data and weather as part of the period's teletyped content.
Fort Worth market notes show cattle prices with variations in cow and calf values. Report lists rates like top cattle at 5.36, steer figures around 3.11, and other entries indicating fluctuating demand and pricing for calves and cattle. Undertaker A. T. Burnett & is listed.
Mrs Salvagora Martino died in San Antonio Texas at 4 o'clock December 12 1908 She was mother of Mrs Joseph Carnesiy aged 84 Funeral from 2202 South Flores Street tomorrow Tuesday morning at 7 45 and then to St Henrys Catholic Church at 6 o clock pm October 18 1908 Friends invited Interment at San Fernando Cemetery
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