San Antonio light and gazette. [volume], July 11, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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HALF MOON ON
HER WAY HERE
Reproduction of Hendrick Hud- !
son's Boat Will Take Part
In the Celebration.
United Press.
New York, July 10.—Coincident with I
the launching in Brooklyn of the Cler i
mont 11, a replica of Robert Fulton’s
first eteaniboat, the Clermont, which
demonstrated to the world th? possibili
ties of steamship navigation,’this after
noon, word was received from Rotter
dam by members of the Hudson-Fulton
celebration commission that the Half
Moon, a reproduction of Hendrik Hud
son’s boat, had started for New York
to participate in the celebration next
October.
The Half Moon was shipped from
Rotterdam, according to dispatches, on
board the Holland-American freighter
Soidyk. She is expected to arrive in
this eity July 22 and will at once be
fitted out for participation in the cere
monies.
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See the bridge built across the gulf j
that separates the rich man
Lazarus. At the Grand night p/ the
13th. Free.
FUNERAL ItdTICE. ,
Sosan 8. Rayner.
Di<jA—ln this city at 4:26 o'clock
"pi m., Saturday, June 10, 1000, Busan
8. Rayner, aged 87 years. Prayers will
be held at the residence of her grand
daughter. Mrs. Susan G. Matlock, 301
Warren street, at 6 o'clock p. m. today.
Remains will be shipped to Fort Worth
over the M. K. & T. at 9 o’clock p. m.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle sermons now be
ing published in over 300 newspapers.
Pastor of the Tabernacle in free lec
tu|e at the Grand Tuesday night.
SIGN SCALE WITH
SONS OF VULCAN
Pittsburg, Pa., July 10.—Members of
the United Sons of Vulcan received
word at their headquarters today that
the Youngstown Sheet and Tube com
pany had signed a wage agreement with
that organization. Marshal McCune,
secretary of the United Sons of Vulcan,
said that this plant is the largest iu
the western association and that tho
agreement signed will offect 175 pud
dlers besides a large number of laborers
who will go to work.
The Youngstown plant is the first of
the independent plants to come to an
agreement with the Sons of Vulcan.
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SUNDAY.
“RICH MAR IN HELL”
BY PASTOR RUSSELL
Noted Divine Will Deliver a Series of Interesting Lectures
On Unusual Subjects at the Grand Opera House
Beginning Next Tuesday Night.
The coming of Pastor Russell, presi
dent of the Watch Tower Bible & Tract
society, to San Antonio, and the conven
tion of Bible Students to be held in
Connection with his visit will attract
many visitors from other states. Word 1
has been received by those here in '
charge of arrangements that two car
load of interested Bible students from ;
the north and east started from Chi- j
cago last Friday for San Antonio via
Memphis, New Orleans and Houston,
and that they expect to participate j
more or less in the open question meet
ings held in the various cities en route ।
to Seattle. Another carload will be
made up and join the party at San An
tonio and make the circuit to St. Joseph,
Mo., the last convention city for this '
trip.
It has been less than a month since
Pastor Russell returned from an exten
sive tour through seven countries of
Europe. Very largely attended meet
ings were reported from many of the
cities where he spoke end conducted
thirty-five meetings, some lasting from
four o’clock in the afternoon until after j
11:30 pt night.
Pastor Russell seems to delight to
tell about the subjects which are gener
ally avoided by sectarian teachers, giv
ing as his reason that these matters are
often of vital importance to us all ami,
that many of them are the real doetri
nal stones and that we must hear and
understand them before we can proper
ly do character building, or before we
can really appreciate many Bible truths.
Mr. Rnssell has of late years conic
very prominently before the people by
his writings, which reach millions of
readers weekly through various publics
i tions and by public lectures, ho having
' delivered either his famous discourse,
[“Where Are the Dead?” er “To Hell
C. T. RU SSELL.
and Back” /o crowded houses in nearly
every large city in America and Europe.
Ban Antonians who take advantage
of the opportunity of hearing this cele- j
brated speaker on so important and
generally misunderstood a question as
“The Rich Man in Hell,” should, and
no doubt will, then have a more satis
factory idea about the matter.
General attention began to be paid to
Mr. Russell in the east in 1877 as a re
sult of several debates and six or seven
day series of lectures delivered in the
vicinity of Boston. The six day debate
held at Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, in
February, 1908, between Rev. White of
Dallas and Mr. Russell is remembered
by many of our readers.
Pastor Russell, as he is called, is ed
itor of the Watch Tower and pastor of
the famous Brooklyn Tabernacle. He
lays claim to no sect or creed and these
convention meetings are strictly nou
sectarian and interdenominational.
Speaking of the visit to San Antonio,
a promineat member of the society said
yesterday:
“The convention sessions for the in
terested will be held during the day
Tuesday. For the public Iqcture, as ad
vertised, the Grand opera house will be
used.
“Pastor C. T. Russell will, next Tues
day evening, discourse on “The Rich
Man in Hell,’ ‘The Thief in Paradise’
and 'Lazarus in Abranam's Bosom.’
“Elaborate arrangements have been
made to accommodate the many visitors
coming from other cities.
“The assembly is unique, as no bust
ness will be conducted, no polities will
be discussed, no offices to be sought
after. The time will be spent in wor
ship, praise meetings and fellowship be
tween brethren.
“The object of this convention is tho
elucidation of Bible teachings in tho in
terest of the truth only. This conven
tion is strictly non sectarian and is not
held for the purpose of building up any
one denomination.
“Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Taher
naele is one of the most celebrated ora
tors in the pulpit today. He has re
newed hope in the hearts of many of
his hearers in almost every American
eity, as well as in many cities in Eu
rope. We fully believe that when Pas
tor Russell arises to speak in the Grand
opera bouse Tuesda.v night the inspira
tion derived from his large and intelli
gent audience of representative San An
1 tonio citizens will insure their hearing
this fascinating orator at his best.”
SAN ANTONIO LIGHTAND GAZHTTE
HENRY CLEWS
SAYS TIFT WILL
SIGN THE BILL
Banker Says President Will
Break Pre-Election Prom
ises of Revision Downward,
CORPORATION TAX
WILL BE ADOPTED
United Press.
New York, July 10.—Henry Clews,
member of the banking firm of Henry
Clews & Co., and a man who keeps his
finger on the national pulse of politics
in so far as finances are concerned, be
lieves that the tariff bill as passed by
the senate will be the one finally adopt
ed and that President Taft will attach
his signature to the measure in viola
tion of his pre-election pledges.
In his weekly stock review, issued to
night, Clews says:
“The tariff problem will soon be out
of the way and no further important
changes are anticipated from the tariff
bill as passed by the senate. The work
of the conference committee should not
extend beyond two weeks.
“After that everything depends upon
President Taft. Should he fulfill his
pre-election promises and insist upon a
downward revision, it is difficult to say
how he can escape vetoing the present
bill. If he does, it is impossible to tell
how much further delay will ensue. The
prevailing belief, however, is that he
will sign the bill.
‘‘lt looks now as if the corporation
tax would bo adopted. Much as this Is
to be regretted, the tax on holding com
panies ryould be a' good feature, inas
much as it would enforce publicity re
garding these mysteries and afford bet
ter knowledge of their corporations.”
The rich man wore good clothes and
ate good food. It is said he went to hell.
Pastor Russell’s free lecture will draw
a moral from this.
COMPLIMENTARY DANCE.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Milbourne, who have
I conducted the Electric Park dancing pa-
I villion two seasons, and lave made such
a host of friends among dancers of San
Antonio by maintaining an unusual tone
of refinement and good behavior, also
| bringing about the most nearly correct
I dancing in the city, will show their
appreciation to the patrons of the pavil
i lion by a complimentary dance Monday
night." This well appointed pavillion
| will be thrown open and an effort put
I forth to have every one spend an en
-1 joyable evdfiing. The full pavillion or
i chestra that has won such favor among
dancers, will render their choicest
1 music.
Brooklyn Tabernacle sermons now be
ing published in over 300 newspapers,
j Paster of the Tabernacle in free lec
ture at the Grand Tuesday night.
“NOT INTERESTED” IN
DIVORCE CASE STORIES
United Prose.
Philadelphia, Pa., Tuly 10.—Charles
A. Newhall, once an internationally fa
mous cricketer, who 's named as co
respondent by Dawson Hoopes in his
suit fw divorce, said tonight he is ‘‘not
interested” in the story of kisses, ki
monos and bathing recited in the
Hoopes divorce petition.
“I don’t know anything about the
Hoopes,” aaid Newhall. “They don t
interest me, any of them. I let Dawson
Hoopes off easy at the time he wounded
me with a shotgun. I don’t care to go
into the case at all. I shall say noth
ing more at this time.”
Newhall refers to the incident of a
year ago, when Hoopes was fined $lOOO
and sentenced to a year in for
shooting and seriously injuring New
hall. The sentence was afterwards re
mitted.
marriagFucenses.
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Maltbies A. Osburn and Sara Porter.
VACATION JOYS
EASILY SPOILED
When you find the strange eating and
drinking dtfes not agree with you.
Therefore take a little Bitters along.
HE WILE FIGHT
THE MINDAMUS
Secretary of State Townsend
Will Not Entertain Writ Even
If One Is Secured.
Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex.. July 10.—Secretary ef
State Townsend said today he believed
the mandamus proceedings threatened
by San Atftonio parties to compel Mm
to file the charter of a social olub with
out requiring the anti-liquor affidavit,
would go before the district court as
he certainly would not entertain it. He
declared the affidavit prevents the or
ganization of clubs which violate tho
law by selling liquor on Sundays and
election days.
A treat is offered at the Grand Tues
day night which many are coming hun
dreds of miles to enjoy.
-o ■ a
Tubercular
Cattle Barred
From Nebraska
United Pres*.
Omaha, Neb., July 10. —Governor
Shallenberger today issued an order that
all cattle brought into Nebraska for
dairy breeding must show that they
have been inspected and are free from
tuberculosis by bearing a tag to that
effect. The order is the result of a
state-wide campaign against tubercu
losis in dairies.
Practically nearly every city in the
state has made new ordinances on tu
bercular cattle since the campaign
started. It is believed that the gov
ernor’s order will help matters materi
ally.
The order also provides that cattle
sold at public markets or stock yard*
for breeding or dairy purposes must
have been tested and found free from
tuberculosis.
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and liver trouble and habitual consti
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breath, gently stimulates the liver and
regulates the bowels and is much su
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“And I saw the dead, small and
great, stand before God.” How about
the rich man, the thief and Lazarus —
are they in this company!
LAKESIDE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
Lakeside Classical Institute of San
Antonio is an interesting school de
voted to the education of boys. It is
definite in its aim and distinctive in
its features. It is based upon the
principle that a boy should be sur
rounded with influences of culture and
refinement in order to produce a cul
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surroundings, the able and abundant
teaching force, the small classes that
allow thorough individual work, added
to the supply of wholesome and well
prepared food, all combine to give the
best results and results are what pa
trons pay for and want. The fine cli
mate with the carefully regulated out
door sports and games, and tho modi
fied military from which the objection |
able features have been eliminated, |
give ideal conditions for health and
physical development. This excellent
institution invites thorough invoetfga- j
tion and asks for patronage upon it*
merit alone. Its catalog is fall and
complete and will give much valuable
information about the education of
boys. If you have a boy to send to a
boarding school, you should have this
catalog.
Reason vs. superstition. Pastor Rus- I
sell at the Grand Tuesday night. Free. |
The real difference In men I* not the
. lack of opportunity, but the laek of ea- ;
pacHy to discern opportunity and power
to take advantage of opportunity. Buy
West Gardendale farms NOW.
DAHLGREN. BENSON 4 WELCH.
BOMB NIMES IKE
SIIIEO SAV POLICE
i Labor Men Say So Too, But
Story Is Different.
I
United Press
Chicago. 111., July 10.—Mutual suopi
[ cion was added to the bomb outrage sit
j uatiou tonight when the police declared
they had, evidence against Vincent and
Joseph Altman, labor Union officials
and brothers, under arrest as suspects
in the recent bomb ease.
Joseph's detention is for the avowed
, purpose of making him “tell what he
knows ’ ’ about his brother’s actions dur
: ing the past six months. Vincent Alt
man is held in lieu of $50,000 bond to
answer for the explosion of a bomb
I that destroyed $lOO,OOO worth of pro
party, blinded one man, and injured
[ many.
Officials and members of the labor
1 unions accuse the police of having
i knowledge that all of the thirty bombs
I exploded near gambling resorts were
used in a factional war between gam
| Mera, and of fearing to make arrests.
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FINO I SURE CURE
FOR StEEPING SICKNESS
Discovery Means Opening Up
of Dark Continent.
United Press.
New York, July Is.—Seieatiste at
tached to the John D. Rockefeller in
stitute of medical research believe they
have discovered an absolute cure for
the sleeping sickness, the dread scourge
ef African jungles. Official announce
niant ef tho discovery and tho formal
statement regarding the cure will bo
delayed until experiments have proven
the efficiency ef the remedy beyond
doubt.
The discovery is in the form ef a
powder and is dissolved in water and
injected hypodermically. The German
savant who is collaborating with the
Rockefeller scientists has made tests
of the specific in Africa and has re
ported thst there ean be no doubt of
its efficiency. The injection produces
a complete cure within three days.
When asked about the matter the
scientists were very much embarrassed
and at first declined to discuss It. They
finally outlined the cure, however, and
one of them said:
This discovery means the solution of
the African problem, it will open the
way for white immigration and civili
zation in the dark continent. For this
reason notiring more important to the
modern world could happen than the
demonstration of the efficiency of our
serum bovond peradventure. ”
Sleeping sickness is communicated by
the dreaded tsetse «y and is marked
by a drowsiness growing into deep
slumber which ends in death.
“Be sure you are right, then go
ahead.” You will make no mistake in
hearing the free lecture at the Grand
opera house Tuesday night.
WHY?
Do men have their hair cut Satur
days?
Does a girl try to improve on na
ture? . ..
Do people say “yee” when they
mean “no?”
Do you tip a girl waiter and not a
man ?
Do some people read the last chapter
first?
Do people use their recreation hours
for working ?
Are people early to the theater and
late to church?
Do people lick a horse that they
know won’t go any faster?
Do boys soak in the creek all day
and kick at a bath at home?
Does a man feci happy when a con
ductor overlooks his fare?
Why?
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UNO and HUGHES ‘X «*”
JTTLY 11, 190«.
IWO WOKEN ARE
SHOT IT msiioi
Police Look for Suitor of the
Younger Victim.
United Press.
Newark, N. J., Jufff 10,—»•. 6smM«
Raub is dying at the citar hoepibal, MM
her niece and adopted daughtes, MaMt,
seventeen-years-old, is seriously wound*
ed, following the shooting of tho twa
by a visitor at their heme here to*
night. The police are loofciag for Pe
ter Democco, a wealthy suiter e< the
girl, who bed been forbittea to u4cM
her by bar foster mother.
The assailant of the two wemea ea.
tered the parlor of their home salt
with scarcely a word, drew a
firing five shots ip rapid sneeesston.
Two shots struck each ot the womeu.
The mu then hurried from the house
and made his escape.
The police have learned that De
moceo, who had been driven from tho
Raub home, had come to Newark thit
evening and was seen near the Raub
home shortly before the shooting.
Solomon says heU is never full. Per
haps it is s great deal larger than
heaven, represented by Abraham’l
bosom! Free lecture at the Grand Tues
day night.
ASSISTING HIM TO FIRST.
“The caterpillar is the slowest thing
on earth.” said the young man, poling
at the tree trunk with his cana.
“Oh, I don’t knew,” said the young
lady in the hammock, who haun't as
yet scored her first engagement for the
summer.
A HANDY MAN.
“Why so sad?” queried the young
man, looking at her fondly.
“Oh, nothing special; only I hay*
troubles of my own,” said the frail
young thing, sighing.
“I insist on taking a hand .u
them,” ho said, seizing a dainty palm
that was wasting its time in her lap-
r resorts
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