San Antonio Light and Gazette (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 102, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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Truth and
Quality
appeal to the Well-Informed in evetj
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor*
ingly it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of
known value but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it actsprithout any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians as it is free from all objection-
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine-
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only and for sale by all leading drug’
LUNG TROUBLES
SuceMifullr treated by open air aelontifio
die* and other modern methoda at the
BAN ANTONIO TENT COLONY
Old Phono 1237-2 r.
Dr Fanner Medical Director.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Bouton and Soledad Streets -ton Antonia
BIG BUST BBBT BUSI ME BE SCKOO&
Superior training In all departments of buai*
sees—Bookkeeping Banking OfAeo Train*
taf Shorthand. Tmewritins. Telegraphy Pea-
manahip EncHah Branchea Spanish .to
Write now for elegant catalogue.
ALAMO COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS
COLLBGE.
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TELEPHONE 200.
Lodovic Printing Co.
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For year next order for Priating.
Ttew Briefs a specialty.
® MEN AND WOMEN.
Um Big G for unnatural
diicbarges.inflammitlon*
irritations or ulceration*
of mucous membranes.
Painless and not astria*
gent or poisonous.
told by
or Mnt in plain wrapper
by express prepaid fol
•1.00. or 3 bottle* 52.75.
Circular seal on reque<
Visitors
Ate cordially invited to come in and
look over the latest ideas in Jewelry
Watches Silverware etc. while in the
city. All that is best and newest in
our line at the most reasonable prices
always.
The Bell Jewelry Co.
227 West Commerce Street.
Fischer’s store
Largest Stock of Bare Drugs in City.
We Prepare the Celebrated
VAUCAIBE TONIC
With the Imported Uaiega.
Both Phones 224. Prompt Delivery.
New Location 510 E. HOUSTON ST.
(Opposite Moore Building.)
FIEE. TORNADO. PLATE GLASS BUR-
GLARY BONDING.
W. K. EWING & CO.
INSURANCE
519 FROST BUILDING
Reliable Companies Oaretui Attention. New
Phone 5188. Old Phone 1282.
GET A
KW
from
BIRDSONG & POTCHERNICK
“The Kodak Place.’
214 East Houston Street.
Eastman Kodaks from $l.OO to $35.
Fresh Films Papers and all supplies.
High grade Developing and Printing.
CHICHESTER’S PIUS
THE »UMOND
Ask your Drugglgt for
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SATURDAY
SAYS NEGROES
SLASHED HIM
Young White Man Declares He
Was Subject of Park
Attack.
Claiming that he had been attacked
by three negroes in Travis park a
young white man giving his name as
Bob Lucas who also said that he lived
on Austin street entered Kalteyer'a
drug store last night. He had been
struck with a razor and wanted a
physician to dress a six-inch gash in
his back.
Before a physician could be su.n-
moned however the young man dis-
appeared. He later appeared at Fish-
er's drug store but soon departed.
Those at the drug stores report he
was bleeding profusly and appeared
to have been badly cut
The police learned of the affair
but were unable to locate the young
man. Nothing has since been heard
of him and no report of the assault
has been made to police headquarters.
Patrolmen Zapata and Bennett
worked on the case for some time last
night but were unable to trace the
whereabouts of the injured man.
The assault is said to have taken
place about 9:30 o'clock on the north
side of Travis park. No reason is
given for it
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the /Tr y/Yht
Signature of
CRIME IN APRIL
SHOWS DECREASE
Despite the fact that a race meet
and the San Antonio Spring Carnival
was in progress in San Antonio the
last two weeks there were less dis-
turbances or misdemeanors commit-
ted in the city than during the previ-
ous month. The report of Joe Braden
clerk of the police court shows 581
arrests were made by the police as
compared with 660 during March.
The fines however show an increase
largely due to the heavy amounts as-
sessed against negroes who treated
disturbances on street cars. They to-
taled |2UM as against $2091 in
March.
No murder charge was made. Other
arrests were made as follows: Theft
19 disturbances of the peace 55 as-
sault 53. affray 78 abusive language
26 nuisance 5 drunk 142 vagrancy
19 concealed weapons 2 miscellane-
ous 100 unlawfully speeding auto-
mobiles 2.
Of the total 25 were transferred to
the county court and 13 to the juven-
ile court. But five cases were ap- j
pealed.
DR. ”AUL M. PECK | Osteopath*
DR. MABY E. PECK. | Hicks Bldg.
Fifth floor. Both shonem
FOURTEEN DIVORCE SUITS
THROWN OUT OF COURT.
Fourteen divorce suits have been
dismissed by Judge Dwyer of the
thirty-seventh district court for want
of prosecution. While the dismissal
of these cases reduces the divorce
docket considerably the docket is
still in a crowded condition.
The cases thrown out of court are
as follows:
Rafael Gandara vs. G. D. Ganda-a
Ignacio T. de Garza vs. G. R. Garza
Harriett Ashley vs. John Ashley
Maggie Townsend vs. Ed Townsend
William Voelker vs. Celestine Voel-
ker. C- G. de Gomez vs. V. Gomez M.
J. Wheeler vs. Annie Wheeler Mat-
tie Brown vs. Henry Brown Ellen
Swisher vs. Watt Swisher E. P. Jos-
eph vs. J. C. Joseph Lola Maurer vs.
Emil Maurer Henrietta Muhl vs.
August Muhl A. J. Phipps vs. A. M.
'Phipps A. L. Alberthal vs. Pearl Al-
berthal Catherine Kuhnan vs. Emil
Kuhnan.
Tutt’sPills
This popular remedy never falls to
effectually cure
Dyspepsio Constipation Sick
Headache Biliousness
And ALL DISEASES arising from a
Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion
The natural result Is good appetite
and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant*
ly su gar coated and easy to swallow.
fake No Substitute.
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SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE
GIVES lIP LIFE
TO SME BOY
John Raif of Houston Killed by
Live Wire He Snatched
• Off Lad.
Special Dispatch.
Houston Tex. May 1. —John Ralf
a blacksmith met death yesterday
afternoon in a successful effort to
save the life of a 6-year-old boy
Adolph Riess. Daring the current of
a live wire that dangled through the
trees before the shop at 1618 Mont-
gomery avenue he disengaged the
body of the lad from the coils and
then fell a victim to them himself.
"The victim of the accident was 26
years old and leaves a wife and one
small child. A wire of the Citizens’
Telephone company snapped falling
across one of the primary feed wires
of the Electric Light and Power com-
pany. which carries a heavy voltage.
Adolph Riess seized it in his right
hand. The full force of the current
passed through his body. The flesn
commenced to burn and so heavy
was the voltage that the lad’s cloth-
ing caught fire. Ralf rushed to the
rescue. With a board in each hand
he uncoiled the wire from about the
boy. but as he did so he swung the
dangling thing of death back out of
line. In the return it curled smoking
about the bare shoulders of the
blacksmith. Raif fell in agony to the
ground lived for about five minutes
and died.
Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
The Old Standard GROVE’S TASTE-
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out mal-
aria and. builds up the system. For
grown people and children 50c.
TURKISH MIX
PUZZLE HERE
A local result of the deposition of
Abdul Hamid by the Young Turks
was brought to light in the office of
Deputy Clerk A. I- Campbell of the
federal court this morning.
A citizen of Turkey applied at the
office to make h' s declaration of in-
tention of becoming a full-fledged
American. He was given the blank
customary in such cases and told to
fill it out. He made fair progress un-
til he struck the line “I hereby fore-
swear allegiance to (blank).” He
couldn’t say Abdul Hamid and the
clerk had not been officially notified
of any change so after considerable
thinking over the problem Mr. Catnp-
| bell reluctantly gav e the aspiring
American citizen his dollar back and
told him be would have to curb nis
desires for a few days until he could
write to Washington find out offi-
cially who was ’he ruler of Turkey
and file it on the official list.
However as the Turk had been
here some years without filing iris
declaration It is thought he will sur-
vive his disappointment a while
longer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLDS A PICNIC.
Several hundred Sunday school
children of the Baptist churches of San
Antonio went to Landa's park New
Braunfels today for the annual pic-
nic the churches of this denomina-
tion having united on the affair with
a view to making it one of the larg-
est Sunday school picnics ever hejd
in San Antonio.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas ran
a special train- leaving the Sunset
depot at 9 o’clock and returning will
leave Landa’s park at 5 o’clock this
afternoon.
This is the first of several special
Sunday school excursions to be hand-
led by the Katy to the beautiful park.
Walter Walthall city ticket agent is
authority for the statement that every
Saturday during May will see a Sun-
day school picnic excursion over their
i lines and that many other large pfe-
-1 nics will be held including the Wood-
men of the World the Brotherhood
iof Railway Trainmen and others.
It you are considering the purchase
of a phaeton buggy or carriage it will
be to your interest to see C. H Dean
before buying.
AUTO ACCIDENT IS
FATAL FOR PHELPS.
Associated Press.
Louisville Ky. May 1. —John
Phelps was Instantly killed and three
companions In his automobile were in.
jured when the machine crashed into
a telegraph pole early today. The pole
was shivered to splinters and the au-
tomobile was wrecked. Phelps' father
son of the late Zack Phelps was one
of the party.
MURDERERS OF DR. WM.
JONES ARE CAPTURED.
Associated Press.
Chicago 11. May 1. —Field museum
authorities have been notified by a let-
ter from Brigadier General Edwards
in charge of insular affairs at Wash-
Inton that th® murderers of Dr. Wm.
Jones who was killed by head hunters
on the Island of Luzon have bean cap.
tured. Director Skiff said that the
Washington officials had received a
cable from Dean Worcester secretary
of the islands that the murderers were
being taken to a constabulary station.
The trial will be held in Bengal prov-
ince which is nearest the head hunters’
country.
C. H. Dean will take your horse In
a trade for a first-class buggy phaeton
carriage or wagon.
GUO LID
CLAMPED DOWN
Wet Goods Dispensaries Must
All Observe Midnight
Closing.
Auoclated Preu.
Chicago 111. May I.—'The lid is cn.
Official word has gone out that sa-
loons clubs cafes and restaurants
are to be compelled to obey the clos-
ing ordinance. Two weeks ago It is
estimated by well informed people
there were 300 all night saloons >D
Chicago not counting the clubs.
As the time for paying the annual
saloon license approaches the lid was
lifted a trifle higher until it was said
that Chicago had between 1500 and
2000 drink emporiums running 24
hours a day. So large was the num-
ber that it was decided to put ail
under the ban. hence the order.. It is
said that the order will be rigidly en-
forced.
RESCUE
MIX WITH CHURCH WORK
Associated Press.
Milwaukee. Wis. May 1. —The
Methodist church after giving $50000
in free breakfasts to men who were
down and out and giving hundreds a
fresh start in life was forced to give
up this work because it does not mix
with the church work. A campaign for
a new rescue is on foot now to help
out these unfortunate men.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is peculiar to it-
self in merit and curative power. Take
only Hood's.
BURGLAR STOPS
WORK TO SAVE
LIVESOF EIGHT
Associated Press.
St. Louis Mo. May I.—To save the
lives of eight persons who were asleep
In the house most of them women.
Carrol Higgins a burglar turned
from the home of Rev. Jacob
thal at the risk of capture and at-
tempted to extinguish the blaze.
While taking silverware from the
side-board in the dining room of the
clergyman's home a candle set fire
to draperies hanging nearby. Higgins
tore the blazing drapery away with
his hands blistering the skin but
preventing the fire from spreading.
"When the fire started I could
have 'ducked' right there but I know
if I did the women asleep upstairs
would be burned to death so I
stuck’.” . k
Higgins said after his arrest
"Every man expects them to smell
the smoke and come down stairs.’’
Rheumatism
Fully nine out of every ten case* of
rheumatism are simply rheumatism of
the muscles due to cold or damp or
chronic rheumatism neither of which
requires any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application of Chamberlain’s Lini-
ment and massaging the affected parts
at each application. There is nothing dis-
agreeable or unpleasant about this lini-
ment. The relief from pain which it
affords is alone worth many times its
cost. Price 25c large size 50c.
MAD CAT VJOULD
FIGHT OFFICER
Having killed 15 young chickens be-
longing to Mrs. S. Schultz living on
State street a large cat supposed to
have been suffering with rabies at-
tacked Patrolman R. G. Ellis yester-
day afternoon when he entered the
premises In response to a call for
help. A lucky shot laid the animal
low. The frightened residents in the
vicinity took refuge in their home
being careful to close the doors and
windows.
Officer Ellis had just entered the
premises when the cat with a soar!
darted at him. Walting until the cat
was within a few feet of him tne
officer shot the bullet killing it al-
most instantly. The residents and the
officer are confident the cat was af-
flicted with the hydrophobia.
At the Charity Ball.
"I’D never tell another man I'd rath-
er dance than eat.”
“Why not?”
"He kept me waltzing until all the
restaurants were closed.”
A NOTRE CAME LADY’S APPEAL
To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism
whether muscular or of the joints scia-
tica. lumbagos backache pains In the
kidneys or neuralgia pains to write to
her for a home treatment which has re-
peatedly cured all of these tortures. She
feels It her duty to send it to all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at homo as
thousands will testify—no change of cli-
mate being necessary. This simple dis-
covery banishes uric acid from the blood
loosens the stiffened joints purifies the
blood and brightens the eyes giving elas-
ticity and tone to the whole system. If
the above interests you for proof address
Mrs. M. Summers Box. R Notre Dame
WHY NOT TRY ?
POPHAM’S
ASTHMA REMEDY
jives prompt and positive relief in every
case. Bold by druggist* price $l.OO.
Trial package by mail 10c.
WILLIAMS’ MFC. CO. Irops. Cleveland 0
For Sale by Twentieth Century Pharmacy.'
1$ HEALTHIEST
CITY 111 U. S.
San Antonio Has Them All
Beaten Declares Health
Board President.
“The general health of San Anto-
nio has been remarkably good dur-
ing the winter and from present in-
dications the death rate during the
summer promises to be very low. The
dry weather and the constant vigil-
ance of the health department has
been responsible for the cleanest and
healthiest city in the United States.
San Antonio today is without an
equal in the matter of health condi-
tions and cleanliness.”—Dr. H. D.
Barnitz president health board.
Dr. Bamitz declared that not-
withstanding the excellent showing
of the city the health department at
the next meeting of the board pro-
posed to launch one of the most vigor-
ous crusades ever inaugurated in San
Antonio. The abatement of all nuis-
ances the prevention of the mos-
quito and fly pest and to maintain
the present sanitary condition of the
city is the purpose of the health of-
ficials.
"Because of the dry weather there
has been practically no complaint of
mosquitoes in San Antonio and lit-
tle regarding the fly nuisance” con-
tinued Dr. Barnitz. “The matter of
fly extermination has been discussed
considerably and I believe timely as
it will have a good effect on the resi-
dents in keeping clean their premises.
“Not only will the crusade extend
to the public livery stables but in-
spectors will be instructed to serve
notices to have every private stable
put in a thoroughly sanitary condi-
tion. I believe if all will assist in
the movement there will be a great
deal less complaint regarding the
presence of flies this summer."
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL
Bright’s Disease. Diabetes Rheuma-
tism Gout Gravel Dropsy Inflamma-
tion of the Bladder Bad Blood and
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick Kid-
neys.
A. M. Fischer the well-known drug-
gist of San Antonio knowa by expe-
rience that HINDIPO will cure all
forms of Kidney anil Nervous Troubles
and will guarantee it in all cases.
Can’t you afford to try it at their
risk? If costs you nothing if it don’t
do the work.
Sent by mail to any address pre-
paid on receipt of 50 cents. Six boxes
$2.50. Under a positive guarantee.
For sale only by A. M. Fischer.
FACTS ONLY
SAYS LEAGUE
Nothing but facts will be allowed
in the descriptive matter about San
Antonio to be sent out by the Public-
tly League decided the directors of
the league yesterday.
In order to avoid the possibility of
discrimination an editing committee
consisting of the advisory board and
the board of directors was appointed
yesterday. They will inspect all mat-
ter prepared.
James Mogaford representing the
advertising firm of Nelson Chesman
& Co. of St. Louis conferred yester-
day with the directors and will spend
several weeks in the city planning
for the gathering of the advertising
data.
A series of booklets is planned
one for the homeseekers another for
the tourists a third advertising the
industries of the city and a fourth
setting forth the city's beauty.
By resolution adopted yesterday all
citizens of San Antonio and South-
west Texas were requested to aid in
getting up the booklets and sugges-
tions will be gratefully received at
the Business Men’s club. Upon mo-
tion of J. H. Kirkpatrick the advisory
board and the executive commtltee
will aid in making the select'on of a
slogan
C. C. Leel was appointed to the
position of assistant secretary to aid
In the publicity work of the club.
♦ PERSONAL MENTION ♦
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A. G. Gales of Dallas is a business
vlsitot in the city.
’*’. H. Nye of Dallas is here on busi-
ness today.
J. R. Johnson of Beaumont is spend-
ing a few days in the city.
E. L. Bruce and wife of Orange ar-
rived here today for a short stay.
R. G. Welder of Beaumont is regis-
tered at the St. Anthony.
Chas. Turner of Corpus Christi Is
attending to business matters here.
W. H. Hoag of Dallas Is a guest at
the Menger hotel.
J. D Williamson and wife of Waco
are spending a few days in the city.
W. S. Hancock of St. Louis is regis-
tered at the Menger.
W. M. Glenn of Lufkin is a business
visitor in the city.
H. B. Westlake of Fort Worth Is
attending to business matters here.
P. A. Cross of Kansas Ctiy is a
guest at the Bexar hotel.
J. C. Dawson of Dallas is a business
visitor in the city.
R. F. Harris of Ris Vista is trans-
acting business in the city.
C. F. Koenig of Houston is regis-
tered at the Bexar.
. J. F. Sullivan traveling passenger
agent of the International & Great
Northern wtih headquarters in Dal-
las is (n the city.
F°r
Highest Quality
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rirr baking I
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23 Ounces for 23 Cents
Madr from pure carefully tested
materials. Get a can on trial *
You saw such cakes ' jD
and biscuit They’ll open''
I your eyes.
Guaranteed
under all ||
Pure Food Laws
tue OECe Ther " ro m * «»«on« wtfy you ihould' c*U
IHE ORIGINAL KEES on Dr. Chirle* 303 West Commerce Street
whop you wish to have your eyes fitted with a pair
of glasses. He is the orizinal Bees. He is the oldest optician by the name of
Rees in San Antonio. He examines and fits your tyea himself. You will get the
benefit of his personal knowledge and skill. Dr. Charlea Rees is the only exclusive
optician in San Antonio who does not sell phonographs or Jewelry where you can
here your eyes fitted by an optical specialist who has a dark room furnished with
all of the modern scientific eye-testing appliances. His method is acknowledged
by all the leading occuliats and opticians in the world as being the only corrac*
method of fitting the eye with glasses. All examinations are private and not made
out in the open store. Look for the number 303 Wait Commasoa Street.
CITY PEACEFUL;
BLUE COATS LOAF
No arrests were made by the police
for the 24 hour period ending at 8:30
o’clock this morning. A similar situa-
tion has not presented itself in
months. Last night also was the
most peaceful in years.
"Nothing doing" was the remark of
every police officer as he stepped
into police headquarters this morning
to report off. The blue coats report
that after 11 o'clock last night the
streets were practically deserted.
When police court convened this
morning no prisoners were brought
up from the jail below something
the oldest police in point of service
declare has never occurred before.
Continued cases were disposed of
by Judge Buckley during a session
this morning that did not consume
10 minutes. R. L. Thomas charged
with having a trench dug on North
Laredo street and with falling to put
out danger lights at night was fined
$5. The testimony showed a horse had
fallen into the trench on the night of
April 26.
cabbin Wiggins charged with a dis-
turbance of the ipeace and also with
assault on Jim Montanta was fined $5
in each case.
The case against M. Hill charged
with ihaving allowed a vicious dog to
run at large was dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Seed oats Kansan and Texas clipped
oats. M. Marucheau. Both phones.
His Blacklist.
(From Puck.)
A man entered a grocery store and
drew a slip of paper from his pocket.
A clerk with pencil and order pad
stepped up in anticipation. The man
adjusted a pair of glasses on his apse
and looked over the list.
“Do you keep Bopo Soap Powder?”
he asked.
“Bopo? No sir: we have several
other soap powders but no Bopo."
answered the clerk.
“Paradise Creamery Butter ” in-
quired the man.
“No sir we don’t carry Paradise."
replied the clerk.
“Have you Silver Star Baking Pow-
der?" h® continued.
“Silver Star?” repeated the grocer
helplessly. “No sir; we have’’most
every other kind but no Silver Star.”
“Well how about Queen Lil Sweet
Corn? Do you carry the Queen Lil
line of goods?”
“Sorry sir; but we don't.” said the
clerk.
“All right then I guess I'll trade
here” said the mon. “Those are the
brands on which I’ve been stung.”
WWW-dPy And many other painful and
■|V ■ Jw distressing ailments from
fl M which most mothers suffer
wsgyx -nsm yst can be avoided by using
Uji IS Mother’s Friend. Thisrem-
B * s a God-send to expect-
ant mothers carrying them
through the critical ordeal with safety. No woman who uses
Mother’s Friend need fear the suffering incident to birth; for it robs
the ordeal of its dread and insures safety to life of mother and child
leaving her in a condition* A
more favorable to speedy re- WitU
covery. The child is also H fl K
healthy strong and 'good M-
natured. XWWTW
frae by writing to RJQ It ETW
BRADFIELD RBOULATOR CO.
MAY 1 1909.
DR. CHARLES REES
OPTICIAN ’
303 WEST COMMERCE STREET
Next Door to Sullivan's Bank.
A t
End Seat Hog Law
Brings First Fine
In Its History
Stranger Pleads Guilty to Refusing
to “Move Over” When Haled
to Court.
For the flrat time since the enact-
ment of the “End Seat Hog” ordi-
nance. which was passed by the city
council May 16 1904 a fine of $5
for its violation was imposed against
a defendant by Judge Buckley in po-
lice court this’morning.
A young man who gives his ad-
dress at North Texas was paced un-
der arrest yesterday afternoon by
Patrolman Wahrmund charged with
violating the provisions of the ordi-
nance by refusing to “move over'
on an International & Great Northern
street car when requested to do so.
The ordinance regulating traffic on
open cars is intended to prevent a
passenger monopolizing the end of a
seat in an open car. The ordinance
was passed during administra-
tion of the late ex-Mayor John P.
Campbell.
The young man whew-haled before
Judge Buckley this morning entered
a plea of guilty and promptly paid
the fine.
♦*»
Special prices on al! Him of ve»
hides and buggy harness for thls
week only at 234 South Flores St
ex-governoTbeckham
BECOMES AN EDITOR.
AsioclatMl Pr.u.
Frankfort Ky„ May 1. —Former
Governor Beckham has become editor
of the Kentucky State Journal pub-
lished here flor years by W. P. Walton.
Walton sold the paper to Jas. L. New-
man who appointed Mr. Beckham aa
editor.
Drs. Hughes and Gwinn Hicks
Bldg. Eye ear nose and throat.
< r fr
PRISONER REMOVED
TO AVOID LYNCHING.
Associated Press.
Owensboro Ky. May I.—Because of
threats of lynching Joseph and Jasso
Schubert brothers who are alleged to
have shot and fatally wounded John
Daily a prominent farmer and to have
beaten W. T. Patrick also a farmer
into insensibility were taken to Louis-
ville for safe keeping. The sheriff
here received word that there was
talk of storming the JalL
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O'Reilly, E. S. San Antonio Light and Gazette (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 102, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1909, newspaper, May 1, 1909; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1692194/m1/2/?q=waco+tornado&rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .