Fair Weather With Cold Sunday Morning
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a notable drop in temperatures by Sunday morning. Expect cooler winds and a crisp start to the day as Arctic air moves in.
07 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1898
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a notable drop in temperatures by Sunday morning. Expect cooler winds and a crisp start to the day as Arctic air moves in.
Officers brought in a fatally wounded robber believed to be Asbury Gentry of Georgia. Matt Lawrence, call sign Black Bear, confessed naming the Dunn brothers gang. The loot belonged to Ponca and Otoe Indians with one hundred pursuing. A running clash north of the county left a thief dead and an officer wounded. Farmers form an anti horse thief group at White Rock ready to hang culprits.
The Pittsburg and Gulf Railway plans a 700000 bushel grain elevator at Port Arthur on slip No 3 near the waterfront. It will store export grain with direct car to ship handling and be finished by June 1. Three dredges will deepen the Sabine Pass canal to about sixteen feet this spring and later to twenty five feet.
Augustine Couch, a 16 year old tramp, crawled into an ash pit near the Southern Pacific track in Del Rio Texas for warmth. An engine passed over him crushing his arm requiring amputation. He said his father lives at 1380 California Avenue Chicago in Maplewood suburb.
A Havana dispatch says Spain seeks a scapegoat to satisfy Madrid as Gen Blanco’s island tour yields little. Weyler factions pressure, Pando contemplates blame, and US intervention remains a silent factor amid rising European moves in the East.
New York reports that the United States is a growing factor in Eastern politics beyond common belief. Major European powers seek to gauge Washingtons stance on the region amid shifting alignments and influence.
The U S cruiser Montgomery enters Mantanzas harbor in Cuba and salutes with twenty one guns after hoisting the Spanish flag. Capt Converse meets local officials while the voyage draws 600 visitors and a Spanish band volunteers to perform aboard. The ship heads to Santiago and then Jamaica for coal and orders.
The Key West correspondent reports a mysterious naval movement in Key West. The torpedo flotilla that left two weeks ago for gulf coast cities has reappeared. The Cushing and Ericson are back, Dupont due from Mobile, Marblehead departed for Cuba with coal and provisions.
A dated letter from San Jose Costa Rica reported in New York on February 7 asserts upcoming action by Nicaraguan rebels. The correspondent notes growing confidence among insurgents and hints at impending moves.
Panama Herald reports a Nicaraguan revolt led by a junta linked to Adan Cardenas and a Conservative Liberal fusion. Exiles in Salvador and Costa Rica backing the movement threaten Zelaya’s government and the US canal commission. Rebels mobilize with arms money, while Honduras pledges support in exchange for Nicaragua’s aid against Puerto Cortez uprising.
New York reports Minister Woodford has not cabled Spain’s reply to the State Department. De Lome says he has no information on the latest note and expects no sensational developments. Spain’s reply extends fall talks with Secretary Sherman about U S duties to curb filibusters and support its previous position.
Kansas City police report James Redmond is wanted for the murder of Emma Schumacher at a local grocery and link John F Kennedy to the crime. Kennedy and Redmond are said to have visited a sister of Jim and Cole Younger, where Schumacher reportedly dressed Redmond’s wounds.
Col Frederick Funston arrives in St Louis en route to Iola Kansas after eighteen months with Cuban insurgents as chief artillery aide to Generals Gomez and Garcia. He predicts hostilities to end within six months and notes insurgents willingness to seek fair terms with Spain. He also says the Spanish army is near revolt and US intervention is unlikely. He was once captured in Port au Prince and released on promise not to return to Cuba until fighting ends.
Shipping news reports the U S Steamer Mississippi leaving Natchez for New Orleans with a Senate committee aboard. Disasters and crimes surge from Chicago ballroom panic to a Savannah cathedral fire. Labor, strikes, and political shifts unfold as fires threaten cities and international affairs stir tensions.
Miss May Donegan visited Miss Minnie Smith then returned to Seguin on Tuesday. Miss Mannie House went back to Houston after a two week stay with the Lamkin family. Mr and Mrs Tuck Smith returned Monday from an eastern trip. The flying site enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Meriwether's home last Friday. Dr L D LeGear performed a successful operation on Gus Bells buggy horse during a recent professional visit. Six or eight couples from Lockhart visited Luling last Sunday. J B Willingham arrived from the west on Tuesday.
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