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War on the Undesirables
Still Waged by the Police
City Detectives Newnam and Stowe
held the boards in the police court this '
morning and much of the time taken up
with cases on the docket was the result
of arrests made by them. In the major
ity of cases, transfers to the county
court were entered, although some stiff
fines were imposed against defendants
who faced the court of charges of
vagrancy.
Willie Williams and A. J. Love, two
negroes, charged with attempted burg
lary, were ordered transferred, while
Fred Chinders, another negro, charged
with vagrancy, was fined $25. The tes
timony against Chinders was to the ef--
feet that he was too fond of sleeping
alongside of work instead of really
working.
Jesse Johnson, a nnegro lad, charged
with vagrancy, whose facial features
were adorned with a mustache, aston
ished the court officials by. telling
them that he was but 15 years old. Un
der the new juvenile law, the police
court has no jurisdiction in eases wherj,
the defendant is not 16 years old.
‘ ‘ These young men who come before
this court to answer charges seem as
bad as some of the chauffeurs of San 1
Antonio,” declared Prosecutor DeWitt,
when the negro made the startling
declaration. “Many of San Antonio’s
chauffeurs, no matter how fast they
operate their machines, always claim
they are not exceeding eight miles
an hour, the limit allowed by ordinance
■■ ■ '
WHY NOT TRY?
POPHAM’S
ASTHMA REMEDY
Gives prompt and positive relief in every I
ease. Sold by druggists, price 11.00.
Trial package by mail 10c.
WILLIAMS’ MFC. CO., Props., Cleveland, 0.
For Sale by Twentieth Century Pharmacy.
NEW YORK'S
FASHIONABLE HOTEL
LE MarquiS
11*14-16 East 31st Street.
Modem, elegantly appointed, fire- j
proof, situated at Fifth Avenue, In the I
heart of the shopping and theatre dis- i
trict.
Catering particularly to a Southern
clientele, accommodations may be had
at very reasonable rates.
FRENCH CUISINE
EUROPEAN PLAN
Descriptive booklet and prices mail
ed on application.
Edmund H. Chatilllon, Prop.
HOTEL
NARRAGANSETT
BROADWAY AT 93D STREET
NEW YORK
96th St. Subway Express —96th St
Highest elevation on Manhattan
Island, overlooking Hudson River
»nd Palisades, ten minutes by Sub
way or Elevated to wholesale and
retail centers; also theaters. Cool
est and largest rooms in New
York. Especial summer rates to
commercial patronge, $2.00 day—
every room elegantly furnished—
with Bath.
J. CARL TUCKER, Manager.
WJIIPIWW j
SATURDAY,
and these boys are never 16 years old
when they face the court. ’ ’
Because the matter of age was claim
ed to be a question of defense and not
the eity to prove, a tine of $lO was im
posed.
Frank Douglas, negro, was fined simi
larly as was Arturo Guiterrez. Daniel
Horner was fined $25 on a charge of
vagrancy.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Sept. 4.r-Tem
p«raiure and rainfall for the stations of
the Galveston district for tne twenty
four hour# ending at 8 a. m., 75th nioriJ
ian Line.
Rain- State of
Max. Min. fall Weather
•Abilene 94 74 .00 Pt. CM
Ballinger 92 70 .00 Cleter
Beeville 90 72 .00 Pt. Cid
Brenham 9K 74 .00 Pt. Cid
♦Brownsville ... 88 76 .00 Clear
Bi ownwood .... 98 68 .00 Clear
•Corpus Christi . 86 80 .00 Clear
Corsicana 98 74 .00 Clear
i Cuero 100 76 .00 Clear
►Dallas 100 72 , .00 Clear
•Del Rio 92 $6 .00 Cloudy
1 Dublin 92 70 .00 Pt. Cid
•Fort Worth ... 96 74 .00 Pt. Cid
f.’jGalveston .. ~. 88 82 .00 Pt. Cid
: Greenville 100 74 .00 Clear
j Henrietta 100 74 .00 Clear
Houston ....... 98 72 .00 Clear
j Huntsville 96 72 .00 Clear
Kerrville ...... 90 70 .00 Pt. Cid
Lampasas 100 68 .00 Clear
, Longview ...... 96 74 .00 Clear
Luling 94 72 .00 Pt. Cid
Mexia 98 70 .00 Pt. Cid
Nacogdoches ... 96 70 .00 Clear
•Palestine 94 74 .00 Clear
I Paris '..98 72 .00 Pt. Cid
I Quanah 98 70 .00 Clear
I SAN ANTONIO . 94 72 .00 Clear
j San Marcos .. .. 92 70 .00 Cloudy
Sherman 96 72 .00 Clear
•Tavlor ,94 72 .00 Clear
Temple 100 70 .00 Clear
Waco 100 76 . 00 Clear
Waxahachie .. . 100 72 .00 Clear
Weatherford ... 96 74 .00 Clear
Wharton 90 70 .00 Pt. Cid
♦Minimum temperature Is for the last
12 hours.
T indicates Inappreciable rainfall.
Remarks.
The weather in the belt is fair.
The temperature is nearly normal.
ALLEN BUELL.
Local Forecaster.
HOTEL RAYMOND
28 St.
New
II — —ws
2 Blocks East of Broadway
At Subway Station
Most convenient and desirable
neighborhood. A few minutes' walk
to theatre* and shopa. Quiet,
homa-Ilk* and refined.
ROOM* *l.OO ANO UPWARDS.
With Bath $1.60 and Upwards.
MARK A. CADWELL.
“Half a Block from Herald Bg.’’
WBST [57 the block ietwwh ' NEW
FIFTH AVE, A B’WY *tT
Collingwood
Offers select accomiaodaUone te «■-
ortminetlßg people.
ABSOLUTBLT FinßPßOar, and
affords every fkeUity for the comfort
of guests.
Situated In the very heart of the
city. In a very quiet neighborhood,
convenient to all surface. Subway and
elevated railway line*. end In the
midst of the shopping and theatre dla-
UioL
Robob with Bath 92. M and up
a»Mtai Fetes by the month or season. I
Restaurant a la Carte.
BBTH H. MOSELEY, 20,
Formerly of
New Haver House, New Haven, Conn.
The “SARATOGA” of the Great Lakes j
THE IDEAL NORTHERN SUMMER RESORT for SOUTHERNERS J
V Situated at the entrance to Jackson Park on the “Midway” Boulevard the
beautiful driveway in America. Hotel Del Prado is faced by a magnificent lawn j
700 feet wide and a mile long, and has an outside frontage of 700 feet. 300 feet A
of breeze-swept veranda. 400 elegantly furnished rooms, each with access to
private bath, arranged in 2,3, 4 and 5-room suites. All the comforts of home
at this eharming rendezvous. Free tennis courts, free golf links, fine boating
fishing and other recreative attractions. Finest transportation facilities 8 ’
Illinois Central surburban trains to the city every 5 minutes—l 2 minutes '
ride. Our Descriptive Folder “B" gives all information, special summer
rates to families, etc., etc. Rates all American plan.
WRITE TODAY FOR FOLDER “B”
HOTEL DEL PRADO
EDWARD R. BRADLEY. H. H. McLEAN.
Proprietor Manager
!CHICAGO, ILL.
SAN ANTONIV LIGHT AND GAZETTE
Harriman's Return—The First Picture
Photograph by Doncourt, taken especially for this paper. Harriman is seen
on the deck of the Southern Pacific tug El Toro, just as it steamed up to the
dock at Jersey City, on the afternoon of August 24. The news dispatches said
that Harriman was so weak that he clun g desperately to the railing of the tug
until it made fast, when a negro porter took his arm and assisted him down
the gangplank.
HEISKELLS
OT6.TMEN.t:
la the on? Infallible remedy tor all skin Ala. i
> eMes. Relief ie instant. The cur?, quick and * '
* permanent. It quickly cures the worst cate of ■
f 1
■ Une HeUkeH’B Medicated Roa* forbathlo< the xf* A
faded part*. HelakelPe Bleed and Liv nr
Pill* OP lhe Uv*r. purify the blood.
Moabox; Soap. 16c acak*: Pill*.
a box. Sold by all druggist* or Mot
mail. Teitlmonla’s free
IFW Johaatsm. Halloway A
MlCoaaorw .jA
~ Street,
. INJECTION
IBROUi
W Gives Prompt and Effectual Relief W
without Incoavaoience, in the gfl
■ MOST OBSTINATE CASES &
& No other treatment required. f-
■| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. | W
BURIAL PERMITS.
Eugenia B. Quinney, 66 years, died
August 31. Los Angelos. Cal.
Lena Galin. 21 years, died September
2. 1414 Garza street.
Lacardo Soto. 53 years, died September
3. 316 Santos street.
marriagFlicenses.
/
Felix Presag and Josefa Vela.
Charles Mayer Lee and Tlnnle Barkin.
R. K. Smith and Eleonore C. Gueldner.
DR. FLOYD DIES.
Associated Press.
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 4.—Dr. Cleveland
B. Floyd of Fail burn, Ga., died at a
hoapita] here yesterday of blood poi
soning. Dr. Floyd recently performed
an operation on a man inflicted with
the disease and ft is thought he -on
traded it while performing the oper
tion.
“Better Than Castor Oil"
Blackbarn’s
Casca Roy al-Pills
Physic Tonic Purifier
HUMANE SOCIEIf
SHOWS 1 OEFICII
At a meeting of the directors of the
Humane society held last night in the
office of Dr. B. F. Kingsley, the re
port of the treasurer showed that Sep
tember 1 there was a deficit of $128.40,
of this $113.35 is due the agent of the
society. The disbursements for the
month amounted to $119.87.
The report of G. L. McCauley, agent
for the Humane society, showed that
during the month of August he had re
ceived fifty-two calls requiring inves
tigation.
The following is a summary of the
work accomplished by the agent. Girls
removed from immoral surroundings, 1;
girls placed iu the Good Shepherd's
home, 1; children relieved by warning
and advice. 9; boys placed in private
homes, 2; girls placed in private homes,
5: parents prosecuted for neglect and
cruelty to children, 2 cases; conviction
in one case and children taken from
them and placed in private homes; cases
investigated and passed for lack of
evidence: case referred to other sources,
3; animals relieved by advice and warn
ing, 6; cases attended" by veterinary sur
geon, 2; animals killed to relieve suf
fering. 3; horses unfit for service or
dered out of harness, 5; prosecution and
conviction of cruelty to animals. 2.
The directors present wore: Rev. A
W. 8. Garden, Edw. W. Knox, James
Anderson, H. O. Skinner, Dr. B. F.
Kingsley. Dr. C. W. Taylor and J. P.
Ward. Visitors present were Mrs. C.
W. Taylor, and Kev. Mr. Reed of Se
guin.
BUILDING PERMITS.
J. T. Williams, six-toom dwelling, on
south side of Wvd avenue; $l6OO.
Mrs. A. Pos* thres-room dwelling, on
west side of South Comal street; $175.
Frank D. Schmidt, shed and waah house
on north side of Tremlett street; >6O
Ed P-odrfguei. four-room dwelling on
south side of Ruiz street: $760.
Charles R Evans, five-room dwelling,
on west side of Kendall street; 61500
Cestulo Cervantes, one-room dwelling,
on north Bide of Belmont street; $175.
C. H. Skidmore. on*-room addition, on
south side of Monterey street; $4O.
C H. Skidmore, shed, on south side of
Monterey street; $25.
L. C. Skinner, four-room dwelling, on
north side of School street: $BOO
Louis Oge. theater, on south side of
Houston street; $5300.
San Antonio Water Work company,
ventilate, on the south side of Market
street; $l5.
George Civiletto. fruit stand, on east
I side of South Flows street; $4O.
R. T. Pruit* seven-room two-story
dwelling, on north side of Evergreen
street; $3500.
W. S. Hanes, repairs, on north side of
Crosby street; $5O.
Hipollto Osuna, repairs to roof on the
north side of Durango street; $lO.
.1. G. Garza, tank support, on the east
side of Concepcion avenue; $2O.
Rosa Trevino, two-room addition, on
the cast side of South Laredo street; $lOO.
M. Canet. two-room dwelling, on west
side of Polaris street; $125.
•lames S. Sklrving. four three-room
dwellings, on south side Elleman street;
$6OO.
Juan one-room and gallery ad
dition. on cast side of Laredo street; $5O
C. Roberts, four-room dwelling, south
side of Lathrop street; $6OO.
Willard Mann, four-room dwelling, on
south side of Lathrop street: $5OO.
Hillcrest Baptist church, church build
ing on the south side of Elisie street;
$l5OO.
S. Solomon, bathroom addition, on the
west side of Salado street; $25.
E M Lapes. one-room house, on the
north side of Vera Cru» street; $25.
J D. Sipple, four-room dwelling, on
north side of Essex street; $5OO.
John Mueller, shed on the west side of
Avenue D; $BO.
Marla Fay. one-room addition, on the
south side ot Parral street; 525.
M. and A. Marcham. general repairs,
on west side of Brooklyn avenue: $25.
San Antonio Steam Laundry, business
house on the north side of Montana
street; $7500.
H. Rilling, enclose gallery, on the west
side of Live Oak street; $l5.
Albert Schiffers, four-room dwelling
and shed, on the south side of Mason
street; $BOO
O. L. Davis, two-room dwelling, west
side of Muncie street; $250.
Miguel Montes, three-room dwelling on
west side of Aransas avenue; 3300,
R. A. Arthur, wash house ano sned on
nortß side of Army boulevard; $l5O.
Henry Keller, gallery addition on the
South side of LaChapelle street: $l5. j
Juan Gonzales, one-room dwelling on !
the south side of Durango street; $25.
W. L. Beatty, four-room dwelling, on
the south side of West Commerce street
sl(loo.
San Antonio Paste factory
building on the east side of South Flores
street; $lO,OOO.
J. C. Diehnann, barn and stable, south
side of Lavaca street; $6OO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
T. P and Kate W. Murray to Thomas
W. Wilson. September 3. 1909. lots 1 to 3,
block 22, on O'Dell and Ogden streets;
also lots 27 and 28, block 20, on north
side of Pearl street. Kenwood addition,
$5OO.
Ernst Greiner to Castulo Cervantes,
August 13. 1909. lot 24, block S. new city
block 1423. East End; $5O.
Will Kyler of Wharton county to L.
M. Watson of Reno county, Kansas. Sep
tember 1, 1909, lots 33 and 34, block 4,
city block 3105. Fox's Beacon Hill; $250.
August F. Weyel of Guadalupe county
to H. L. Howard and Emile Locke qf
Bexar acounty. August 24. 1909, lot 12.
block 124. Alamo Heights; $250.
Alalno Heights Co., by M. H. Townsend
of Bexar county to August F. Weyel of
Guadalupe county. July 9. 1909, lot 12,
block 124. Alamo Heights; $2OO.
John D. Sipple to Elder Dunman, Sep
tember 1. 1909, lot 9, block 7, city block
2113, on Albert street; $lOO.
T. J. Williams to Annie M. Brewer.
August 27. 1909. lot 3, block 3, city block
3554, Givens addition; $3500.
Elenora and Ed Torrey to Rosie Harn,
September 1. 1909, lot 20. block 1, Mis
sion street; $lOOO.
Henry Zercher to Tillie Zercher. Aug
ust 19. 1908. 15014 acres of A Perez
league and J. Fitzgerald survey; $lO.
J. C. Cox to W S Cooper. September
2. 190&. lot 2. block 2, on east side ot
South Hackberry streeL Hi Vue addition;
$135.
M. Dahlgren. H. J. Benson and B. D.
Welch by H. J Benson, to Henning!
Bruhn. August 31. 1909. lot 3. block 6. on
Caatrovllle boulevard. West Gardendale:
$7OO.
Marie M. Grapotte to William King.
September 3. 1909. lot 5. block 9. new city
block 338, on East Quincy street; $3650.
BIRTH RECORD.
To Mr and Mrs S S Heard. August
28. 110 East Macon street, a girl
To Mr. and Mrs. W W Nicholson,
August 27. 810 Morales street, a girl.
”o Mr. and Mrs P W. Taj lor. August
27. 2415 Buena Vista street, boy and girl.
Bexar Drug Co., cut price druggists;
get our prices first. The lowest in the
citj.
$5.10 AUSTIN gU
| On Sale for All Trains Sunday, also
4:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. trains Monday
Good for Return until Tuesday.
4—Ddkily Trains Each Way—4
Q LANDA’S PARK TOMORROW
Trains Leave 4:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m.
N Round CA—. Round
Trip JVC Trip
Quickest Going Quickest R.eturning
c ‘ty 401 E. Houston St. J. W. Daley, P. It T. A,
swinyS
SPECIAL RATES .
g" 818.00—CLOUDCROFT AND RETURN, 9:00 a. m. September 11.
(25.00 COLONIST TO CALIFORNIA. Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th.
2" $ 2.SO—PORT LAVACA AND RETURN, on sale every 3aturd»y.
*s* STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE
5* CtVy Office 507 East Houxton Street.
t SAN ANTONIO’S ;
I LEADING HOTELS i
I...THC.*.
BT.ANTMONY
AIMLBTELY FffIEWOOF
SAN ANTONIO’S NEWEST
AND FINEST HOTEL
MODCRN IN IVIRV DITAIL
Ne Better er Mora Complete Hotel
of Na *t«e (tn rooms) tn AmoHoe
Liberally Conducted on th*
EUROPEAN PLAN
•poetal Attention p*M t*
Commercial Men.
r. m. awBARNeMN & *o*k
Managin* Director*.
TNE MEN6ER
Thia well known Hotel remains as
ever In the past
SAN ANTONIO'S
MOST COMPLETE,
COMFORTABLE ANO
CONVENIENT HOTEL.
WM. C. BRUCE. Mgr.
Dinner served eve r y evening In th*
open air Mexican Court.
Hotei
26th Street, Near Broadway, New York
NEW—MODERN—FIREPROOF
Most conveniently located. "jw*t
away from the nolee.” in the centre
of the shopping, theatre and hotel
dietrlct.
Room* with adjoining bath for two
poraone, $2.00 $2.50
Rooms with private bath, one or two
persons, 12.60, 53.00
Suites two and three rooms sn*
bath, two te six psrsons. *4.00 s*.oo.
$B.OO
CORRESPONDENCE SOMCITEDt
W. F. Ingold.
T. E. Tolson
BUILDERS
DIRECTORY
LIVE WIRES IN THE CON
STRUCTION WORLD.
abstracters.
Toxa* Titi* Co.
Lockwood Building, Navarro Street.
H. J. Hay«s, Mgr.
ARCHITECTS
Leo M. J. Dl*lmann,
806 East Commerce StreeL
SCREENS.
Window and door screens maae to order
New Phone 2766.
Shop rear 412 Lopea Street
ELECTRIC! ANR
Graham & Collin*, both phone*.
Practical Electricians. 2*6 W Com. St
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
J. C. Dlelman.
Wholesale and Retail Build. Material
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Co''
Fireproofing and Re-lnforced concrete
Old Phone 714. New phone IMS
Office 335 St Manr St
W F BROWN.
Contractor and Builder. Plans and sped- I
flcations furnished. Old 'Phone 2306; I
residence 1806 Fredericksburg road.
HECIIVINO, •TC’
AGL ETC-
gaoling ana placing sale* aac machtasr- I
* speotalty Offloa aad warsbottaes
*l*-(1* Dolorosa Bt Both rhoaea M*
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watzlavsik.
September 1, 112 Live Oak street, a boy.
To Mr and Mrs. A. F Passmore. Aug
ust 29. 216 Maverick grove, a boy.
Theo Artzt Orchestra, Both Ph«a«a,
SEPTEMBER 4. 1909.
♦ RAILROAD TIME TABLE •
*♦♦♦♦+♦+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * «
X. * G. B. Arriva.
No. 3—From the North 6:45 p.m.
No. 6—From the North 6:4S *. m.
No. 7—Local fron Hearoe 10:10 am.
No. 9 —Loral from Palestine. .10:48 p. m.
No. 4 —From Mexico 1 -90 p m,
No. 13—Local iron. Laredo (mzd) 6:00 a.m.
Depart.
No. 4—For the North 1:25 p.m.
No. 6—For th* North 7:45 p. m.
No. B—Local for Paleatine.... 7:30a.m.
No. 10—Express Spec'l Tr Hearn 4:00 a.m.
No. s—For Mexico 7 -00 . m
No. 11—Local far Lando (mixed) *-oo n
S. A. * A. r. Arrive.
No. I—From Houston and Coast. 7:20 p.m.
No. 3 —From Houston and Ooaet. 7 -00 a m„
No. s—From5 —From Coaat Towel 1:36 p.m.
No. 48 —From Kemill* (ax Sue.) 9:40 a.m.
No 44 —From Kerrville (Sunonly) O-OOp m
No. 44 —From Kerrville (az. Sun.) a-aa p m
Depart.
No. 2 —For Houston and Coast.. B■4B a nz,
No. 4—For Houston and Ooast. . • :10 p.m.
No. 6 —For Ooast Towns 3 -15 pm,
No. 45—For Kerrville *z. Sun.). 4 80p.m.
No. 43 —For Kerrville (Suu. only) a sn . Mr
No. 43 —For Kerrville (ex Sun ). 7:36 a.m.
G.. k *. A. (MaU Line).
Arrive.
No. *—From the Fact I:Bse.au
No. 7—From the loot 8:00 p.m.
No. 10 —From El Peeo and Waat.. 7:80p.m.
Depart.
No. 9 —For El Paeo and Went... *OO a. m.
No. 10 —For the Eaet 10:80 p.m.
Ino 8--For the East 11:00 a.m.
G„ X. k S. A. (YletorU Division).
Arrive. *
No. 803 —Caere, Victor!*, etc 7:30 p.m.
Depart.
No. 301—Cuero. Victoria, etc.. .8:00 a m.
M., X. k T. (Union Station).
Arrive*
No. 295—From the North 7:30e. n.
No. 248—From the North 9 :15 p. m.
No. 241 —From Houston and Gal.. 8:30a.m.
Depart*
No. 336—For the North 9:00 p.m.
No. 244—For the North 7:80 a.m.
No. 343—For Houston and Gal.. .10:15 p. m.
The Besf Route to
Seattle, San Francisco,
Denver & Points West.
Round Trip Ratos to
Chicago, Kansas City
St. Louis, New Yrok r
& other points North
and East.
Dining Car Service te St. Leult
Write for Rates
H. Y. WILLIAHS, P. A.
103 West Commerce St.
. 3
ANOTHER
“SAP”
H SPECIAL TRAIN
| $1.50 w"
TO
|| Corpus Christi
g Rockport
31 OR
|| Aransas Pass
Saturday. September 4th.
-1 Leaves 11:30 P. M
v - Returns 6 A. M. Monday.
I SLEEPERS
H Berth Rato SI .00.
H CLAUDE SPRINCALL C. T. A
Phonw *7l.
LADIES.
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