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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claiming to remove fatigue and restore strength and complexion. A testimonial from Mrs. C. M. Roor of Gilead Connecticut cites improved sleep and energy after use, noting recovery from scrotal illness.
Henry Wright, colored, was convicted at San Marcos on a charge of attempted criminal assault against Miss Hooper, a white girl aged 17, and sentenced to ninety nine years in the penitentiary. He was brought to San Antonio for safe keeping to await transfer this week. The offense occurred last Tuesday and caused great public indignation in San Marcos. Wright was captured after the victim's outcry and a pursuing posse. Judge Morris prevented immediate action. Wright pled guilty in court on Thursday.
The San Antonio Turn Verein held its regular semi monthly feature at Nacogdoches street hall with a German dance program of twenty numbers led by Gus Froebel Ralph Zork Henry Dukes and F Galpin. The Twelfth Cavalry band played Home Sweet Home at 1 o clock ending a delightful affair. The entertainment committee of ladies and gentlemen was praised by society members.
The British Medical Institute, a group of forty eminent specialists, operates at 201 Avenue C San Antonio offering free services for three months to all who call before April 21. The institute claims 78 864 cures in five years and promotes its chronic disease treatments under a Michigan incorporated company.
President L J Tlatt of the Business Men's club and Col W C Forbush of the Twelfth Cavalry discussed the April 21 celebration. A board meeting is set for Monday afternoon to advance plans while ladies in charge of the Charity ball push preparations. Local and neighboring communities pledge support and color choices hint at San Antonio colors for decorations.
The Record argues a sinister force drives San Antonio barbers to enforce a Puritan Sabbath and bar fellow barbers from Sunday business. It warns against persecution, recalls the Committee of Twenty-five era, and urges cessation of the conflict to prevent renewed town strife.
San Antonio Council No. 61 United Commercial Travelers held its monthly entertainment and officer installation at the hall at Commerce and Navarre. New officers include James Allerdyce past counsellor D. Price senior counsellor Ford Dix junior counsellor W Burns secretary treasurer Issy Cahen conductor W G Klispage and Albert Kronkosky sentinel. After the ceremonies guests danced until 11, then joined a Mexican supper at a Losoyo Street restaurant.
Rooms open 4 p m with Ray Mackey and Sam White recounting the state convention at Cleburne last week. A conversational Bible class led by Mr Searles follows at 4. A ten cent supper then a West End service. Tickets issued for next Sunday. Junior classes meet today. Monthly tea and social next Thursday. Monday March 31 Chicago Stereopticons Company shows around the world with scenes of the Holy Land. Special admission prices for men.
Elkhorn pastor Rev. Steubenvoll holds two bibles bestowed by Emperor William. He praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh, citing personal relief from lung hemorrhages and general health gains. Readers are invited to consult Dr. Hartman for free medical advice if Peruna fails to help.
Fred Sanders six year old son of William Sanders at Mesquite and Center streets suffered a severe facial gash when a frightened horse kicked him after he fell behind the animal in a stable. The lip was nearly severed, teeth chipped, and the wound was stitched after chloroform. Doctors expect recovery.
McHugo’s Chronicle reports a proposed hog reform sparked by sanitation concerns. Hog owners oppose mandates that would raise costs and restrict feeding, while critics defend a broader move to curb uncleanliness and impose dietary limits for farm animals.
Mrs Henrietta Foutrel widow of J G Foutrel died Friday evening at 724 North Flores Street. A San Antonio resident since 1857 she is survived by three daughters and one son. Funeral from the residence at 2 30 today with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
Carl Kuelin was tried in the Thirty seventh District court yesterday on a bigamy charge. Judge Tobn H. Clark presided and he was found guilty, sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. He was arrested last summer at Belton Texas and brought to San Antonio. He married Doric Rector in May 1910 in San Antonio, with Rev A J Harris officiating. The preceding year he was married at Betton to Lizzie Gordon.
The writer condemns political manipulation at primary meetings and warns voters are pressured to vote early or repeatedly. They claim masses undervalue preliminary ballots, preferring the regular election as the true exercise of electoral franchise, leaving voters with unwanted candidates or abstention.
Col Tom Johnson of the Daily Light printed the front page in green on St Patrick's Day honoring a benefactor of Ireland. The genial proprietor is thanked for his liberality and the act is noted as appreciated. San Antonio Steam Laundry phone 270.
The Grand Jury for the March term of the Thirty-seventh District court will be selected from sixteen men listed: A. Stieven H. G. Staacke H. C. Ford W. H. Hennessey William Basse N. YD. Nicholson J. M. Allardyce August F. Ernest John Legler W. A. Fitch D. R. Faut W. B. P. Brown William Cassin Paul Maureaux Jr BL Darlington M. I. Simon Converse Texas.
A Wednesday morning rumor in The Record reports Mayor Hicks has announced candidacy for State Senator. The message spread quickly toward Helotes, stirring the center of local politics and raising speculation on possible substantial backing.
The Dallas county Democratic executive committee met to canvas primary returns and faced a court injunction from Fourteenth district court. Hatton W. Somers contests Walter B. Leneman’s election as county attorney. Ballot boxes are now in the hands of the grand jury.
The funeral of Baldwin Griesenbeck will be held this afternoon from 1131 South Alamo Street. Mrs. M A Clower's remains were shipped to Atlanta Georgia. Roy Askins died at 190 Mulberry Avenue aged 12 days. An infant from Pratieisco Iaveia at 113 San Luis Street died yesterday. Harry Sweetman, advance man for Morrison's Faust, is in the city staying at the Bexar. M Bowles of Houston is west of the Bexars.
In the Thirty-seventh District two divorce cases were decided with judgments for the plaintiff in McGee vs McGee and Falvey vs Falvey restoring the former name. In the Forty-fifth District Judge Camp presided as a jury awarded H. T. Morris vs S. A. & A. Ry damages of 8000 dollars. Various motions were ruled upon, including overruled requests for new trials and notices of appeal. The Fifty-seventh District reported two agreed judgments in personal injury suits for the San Antonio Traction Co and others. Probate matters before Judge Green included guardianship changes, sales confirmations, and monthly support orders in several estates. A new suit was filed in the Fifty-seventh District against Western Union Telegraph Co for 3218.50 dollars over telegram delays impacting a position offer.
The City Democratic Executive Committee met to nominate a candidate to replace the late Alderman at large Augustus A. Lewy. Illness and absence reduced attendance, so the group adjourned to next Wednesday. Present members favored a primary around April 5 with possible nominees including Captain William Davis George C Altgelt John Schorn C QO Danis and C N Hughes.
Permits issued for trench digging and pipe work. List includes Harvey Steele 423 River avenue sewer connections W L Thompson 210 and 213 Gibbs street water pipe W K Backman 214 Sixth street sewer pipe A France 231 Dawson street sewer connections Geo Saur corner Grand Avenue and Avenue D pipe repair BE BE Stewart corner Ord and Olive streets water pipe W W Collins 714 Crosby street water pipe Theo Maggott 814 East Commerce street water pipe.
The piece portrays a heated dispute over a proposed ordinance and a dog tax, with the Mayor approving humane vetting. It asserts the city faced accusations of annihilating the dog species but claims the Mayor's prompt action spared the city the charge.
Police log details theft report from J R Collins on TAZ Avenue C at 8 49 PM and investigation by Oliver Beck. An arrest occurs on Houston Street at 10 20 PM following knife brandishing. several youths arrested near West Commerce and East Street for blocking sidewalks. A man named Jim Wilkenson is jailed after a fight and a separate affidavit leads to arrest of a White man for alleged abuse.
A brief item notes a new shop The Right Shoe at Phonelié 317 B Houston Street opening. Openings signal local retail activity and a place for footwear purchases in the area.
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