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The record-union., 1897-07-27

New combination oak book cases and
writing desks. Comstock's, 5th and X
The record-union., 1897-07-27

For Wieland's extra pale bottled beer,
ST a dozen, call up Blauth. Tel. 297.
The record-union., 1897-07-27

Good workmanship good materials are
essential to high class tailoring. We ara
not high-priced tailors and to pay mucn
less than we ask is to sacrifice some of tha
good qualities in a suit that go toward
making a man well dressed. We do not
sacrifice anything in our tailoring estab-
lishment. We are particular in every de-
+nH
The record-union., 1897-07-27

Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. a5c.
The record-union., 1897-07-27

DR.. Weldon, S06 j street, extracts
teeth without pain; local anaesthetic =
Try McMorry's 35c tea. 531 M.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
PACIFIC sYSTEM.)
JUNE 10, 1897.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive ae
Sacramento:

LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY iAR'IVR
(FOr) (From)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03

ubgefagt iporben. @s mar bies Elm
Oft Der gietGt. Die Nfutter be5 borz
ti9en 9pftapellmeiiters 5elir Mottle,
ipel9er Die 5eitauffiibrung leiten iollte,
lit plDBlih geitorben.
Sn 8o6um bat Der Sa6reszGongreb
Der r@briItli9en 8ergarbeiterz8erz
cine" itattgefunben. Die 9auptreDner
puren Der ituatszIo5iuliitiI6e Brofeiz
for 2loolpb Wagner unb Der ultra
montane 3ei6stagsabgeoronete Prof.
Or. Sibe. 8eibe 9tebner ergingen ith
in befttgen 9tngriffen gegen Die Sos
5ialoempfrdtie
9as S6purgeri6t bon Gpnitan5
bat ben friiberen Better Der bortigen
&ei6sbuntnotenitele 2ubtpig 6egele,
Der na6 8eruntreuung bebeutenber
8etrGge iib nah Der S9pei5 geflii9z
tet unb bort einen erfolglofen Selbftz
moroperfub gema6t bat, 5u iieben
Sabren 3uht6ausitrafe unb 9erluit
Der biirgerIi6en Gbrenre6te perurz
tbeilt.
SSn @ien bat Der 8erleger @il6elm
@rming SeI6itmorb begangen. 9e<
f6Gftli3e @irren paren Der NlnlaB gu
Der Sat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
slns Der Sunbcsbauptifabt.
Der Sene;ueIaz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eneIid
uuttr;eid5 id5net.-Seinc Beeinaunasn.


Dafbington n. .. g., 2. Se6.-
Der 8ene3uela S9iebsgeri6tszGe
trag (ni4t gu berpe6ieln nit benz
ipe3iea britii6 ameritqnii6en
S6ieosgeri9ts 8ertrdo) nuroe 6,uz
te Na9mittag enDIi9 unter3ei6net.
9eriel6e ernennt bem 8erne6men nod
Die Ri6ter Suller unp 8rener bonn
Sber 9unbesgeri6t als 8ertreter
9ene3uela's, unb 2orb 9eri6el, Topie
Sir Robert 9enn Collins ais 8ertrez
ter 9roBbritunnien's. 0ieIe bier
GommiiIGre iouen inner6alb feds Moz
nuten na6 8atifi3irung bes 8ertrdges
5ulummentreten, uno einen funFten
GommifGr ernGblen; faqs lie ii6 nidt
auf einen fol6en sinigen f0nnen, 10 IpQ
berielbe bonn &0nig Osfar bon G6nez
ben ernannt lperoen. SDbalo Der
finite Gommihdr ernonnt lit uno bas
biernit conItituirte S6iebsgeri6t Ieiz
ne @erbanolungen begonnen bat, IoQ
Die 8ene5uela 8ren3 Gommiiiion,
oeren 9rdIibent &i6ter 8relper iIt,
aufgel0it iperben.
Die llnter6ei6nung bes @ertrageS
erfolgte UNI 95 lt6r 6eute Nu4mittag
i'm Siireau bes Staats SefretGrs
SlneD. Sir Sultan Yauncefote, Der
britiithe 0eianbte, unter5ei6nete fir
Gnglanb, unb Senor Soie QnOrabe,
Der 8otf6after 8ene3uela's, fir bas
leBtere 2anb.
0ie8eparaturenbes &reuz
3ers y8rpotlpn."
Der 5lotten Sefretdr bat 2lnorbz
nun9en CUR fofprtigen Geparatur bes
bur3 Qnprallen gegen cine &lippe i'm
0elupure bei6dbigten &reu5ers
pSrootlnn" getrpffen. Sin 49ent Der
S6iffsbauer Gramp in pbilabelpbiu,
!9r. Niron, bat benz Setretdr Ramens
jener S9iffsbauer bas 9tner6ieten ge=
ma6t, ben &reuser 10 raid nie m0gz
li6 gu repartren unb ni6t mebr bafiir
gu bere9nen, ais bic QlrbeitsfrGfte unb
bas Wfateriul ba5u t6atfG9lib toften.
Setretdr 9erbert bat bas glnerbieten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Wchr sSaQimcnte.

81 D SC o. M, Sbubo, 2. 5ebr.- Die
Moscpp Iatipnal 8anf lit auf
8efe6l bes Gourant GontroIeurs
Gdels pom Rational6anf graminaz
TOR Wilfon gef6lofen iporben. Sbre
Sepoiiten betragen etipas iiber $780,
900. R. s. 8ropn lit YrGiioent uno
6, W. Srune &afirer.
Spotane, @aib., 2. 5ebr.-9ie
gfattonal 8anf bon Satsbale, Sppz
fame @ountb, lit Der freiipilligen 2t=
quibirung ii6erantportet porben. Den
9epoiitOren 1T bic 2tuffOrOerung 3uz
gegangen, tbr 8elb ab5ubolen.
Pttts burg, 9a., 2. 5ebruar.-
9eo. g. 9riscDm unb 8. 6. Mnoer1pn
purben beute 3uMofenperpaltern Der
gPenniDlpania Geab So" ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Sfiemanb s3ueifelt.

Senetsl unfpieberlc9barer 8etpeis
miro 9eliefert, bas Or. Sups S,ulten
Sgrnp Sas bette uno biaisite oulfens
Wttstel 1T. "Sh hattie cine ldnerc @rz
taltunG (pneumpnia) jeppd nadbem
ld1 elle 5laihe rcn Or. Bull 6 S,uiten
Sgrilp 9ebraud,t hattie mar Der Soutcn
beller llno Die s,peite SlaIhe furirte
nlth 9ansltd." @ustap Sturmaiter,
49 S,lfprD Ctr, elepelanc, .. Wean
tdili ith auf Or. Sul' SOulfcn Syrup
thinner Derlaien, faufe feinen anoereik
er fpltet nur 25 @ents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
&icbt @cnitatbu,rra.

8ungtof, Siam, 2. Sebruar. -
Die iiumeiiI6e Regierung bat benz
beutfhen 8efanbten, Der bon Dem 90=
bel obne 8runb auf Der StruBe angez
griffen unb nur nit Mii6e aus beHen
9dnben befreit puroe, Nbbitte fir IkIe
Seleibi9ung 9eleiitet. 8lei43eitig perz
lieh ihm Der &Dnta einen hohen Srben.
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Rcpplutipn in Guatemala.

30 ana II a, gtcaragua, 2. 6ebr.
- Sn Guatemala lit cine &epolution
uusgebro4en, beren 3iel Der Strr3 bes
9rdfOenten 8arrios III. Mebrere
&Gmpfe 6aben beretts itattgefunben,
bod fe6len ndbere Na6ri9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Sc)nlrcfprm i'm GnelauS.

Gonbpn, 2. Sebruar. - 0a5
brtti18e llnterbuus paiiirte beute nit
1926 segen 10 Stimmen ben in Der
@r5iebungsbilI entbaltenen 8orf6lag,
ben 6reti6ulen Die Summe bon flint
@9taing fir ieoen S6iiler gu peripilz
linen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Gndl ciuc Qiebcs= Sraa1bic.

2lppIGp, 9a., 2. Seb. - Oils bas
&eiultat elmer in bieiiger @egenb itattz
gsbabten 11refli9en S9iebaffaire
1iegt jebt Elm iunges W2Gb9en auf benz
Sobtenbette unb elm junger Mann be-
finbet iih in iterbenbem 3uitanbe.
Sames Sbelbammer, Elm feds Wteilen
bon DieIer Stabt tpobnenber junger
Mann unb Spbn zines Sarmers, ging
geitern Hu6mittag nu6 bemSeime bes
SRI. 8race Glarf, Der So6ter BON S1z
cob Glarf, einem in bieIer 9egenb
ppbl6efannten 6armer. Der jun9e
S6elbammer, crit 10 Sabre alt, mar
feit ldngerer 3eit Elm 9(nbeter besW3Gb=
6ens, aber nie in lebter 3eit geIagt
pur0e, purbe feline Qiebe ni5t erpiz
bert uno 9race ipollte ni6ts nit ibm
gu t6un baben. DIS Der iunge Wfann
beute Na6mittag Inn 4 l16r bas erIt II
Sabre alte WfGO6en beiu6te, befuno
ii6 buiielbe allein in einen Simmer,
unb pas 5lpif4en ben iungen 2euten
Dorgegangen, lpirb tpo6l niemals ans
5agesli6t tOmmen. Die anberen Mitz
glieber Der Sumilie b0rten pl0Bli9
5tpet S6iii1e unD fdnben, aIs iie in bas
3immer eilten, Das junge W1Gb6en
ouf Dem 5uBboben liegenb nit elmer
S6uBpunbe in Der S9ldfe tpot ouf.
Sbel6ammer lag nit elmer S9uBz
punoe in Der Stirn an16einenb Be-
puBtlos neben Der 2et9e. Die per=
3lpeifelten @ltern ma9ten ale 9(nz
itrengungen, lire So6ter lpieber gum
8epuBtlein gu bringen, aber Elm berz
betgerufener 4r5t ertldrte, baB Der
Sob augenldeinli4 iofort eingetreten
mar. Ser iun9e Sbelbammer 1T Be-
nuBtlos uno fein Sob fpirb itinbli9
eripartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
slns riner Srrrnanitalt entlprunorn.

NeD Yort, 2. Seb. - SoTep6
Murpbp, alias 0bitebeab, tpel6er auz
1dmmen nit Dem Or. Gallagher Ianqe
Sabre als 9pnamiter in einem engliz
i4en 9efdngniiIe fuB unb Dor etli9en
Wfonaten begnubigt unb entluHen
puroe, entfprang in Der Iebten Sornz
tag Rudt aus Der Srrenanitalt 3u
Qlmitpoille, 8. S. 9lls er na9 Ieiner
8egnabigung no6 ben Ser. Staaten
3uriifgetebrt mar, legte er ernite
Spmptome BON @eiitesft0rung an ben
Sag, 10 ouB feline @nge60rigen es fir
ratbIam bielten, i'm in elmer @nitult
unter3ubringen. 9etettips fuden na9
Inn, baben jebo6 bis jebt nod feline
Spur bon i6m gefunben.
- Sn elmer SGgemiible gu 8oguez
G6itto, 5ebn Wleilen fiibIi4 pon8roofz
hapen, Miii,, erei9nete ii6 geftern frii6
cine 0umpffehel=GrpGoIion, bur4
pel6e So6n 8rdnning, SimpIon
Scott unb Der Neger g1elIpn 8u6un
get0Dtet uno bier anbere 8erIonen
i6per berleBt purben.
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Dreis>lifDaktion ees DsrSsE.rt.n f1,1

@bA~ ~ ScISbddJs9ic1tes.
gie tonn,u 80 Bro,,nt an Strex @asr.truno ina,
ren unb be SelsIdiuHsSirait p.Tbrtiiader. mn q.
Shr Saus eosr Shrth saatn NIT ssE 2SsIsbah=2int
r.richeE.
Bersr6serte 0acilitdsr uno o,rbtiier, S,rFcluaas,
net6oben haben ms IN ben StaHb s,cet, cin b,bcus
tenb ptrbeeIfes gselsbad'elt be! amer Dtitatlirn
Serabicsung bes R.eliss ntrtUii,neu.
gBteen ndb:rsr Sntormsitcu ftHo Se ..llt., Bet
urs pprsuiprt6en ces- 81 abrtifrea en-
@eo. u. mSuers & 60
sfr. eO3, MprfGcibcrtpfraNe
unfsr eapen miro bis Gui Deii,rt gtGaridt 5 omucr.
eass, fSrsttass uHo SoAkGss sis 10 u6r Nt,uos
sssffnet iein. (Sfi3,IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03

2onb n, 2. 5ebr. - Der rMarf
Game @rpreb" bemertt in feiner uez
berii9t iiber ben Stanb bes 8rpbitofz
fenmarftes, er lei iiberraI6t iiber ben
aus @merifa gemelbeten preisridz
gang, Der ibm pOlIig unmotipirt er=
f6eint, ba bic SaatenItanbsberi6te
bur6aus teinen 2lnlaB 8upreisbepreiz
iionen eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Suf(Gen.
GutGGeu.

SlltIgen. SlttlGen.
2eir bauen suiteH erfter aaiIt rad1 cn' ben n,ue.
f.n Nrten. GeteH Sic nidt rGd gisfu=gorf renu
Sie 2as, rpGs Ss plnihcn, ,benic gut in Notimor,
srhaltsH toHEsn E,iidtioeH Sic uri:r Eager, b.uoI
Git faufsn. y. y. Sabepd & 60,
Sr i! unb ~, gBcf,baueti,s Stroke,
EBs H. pan' Sel6dltstlersr. (1iYy4,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Tranfrcih's .3ufcrprantic.

garis, 2. Sebr. = Der Irtitel
bes 3uder @eieBes, pel9er einen
3ousuf6lqs BON 9 5rancs auf tmporz
tirten &pb3uder unb BON 10 Srdncs
auf raffinirten 3uder leat, tit bon Der
Seputirtenfammer pai1lrt noroen.
Damn fpurbe Der 9lbl9nitt Der Spr=
luee pafirt, pel9er bic &egierung auz
toriiirt, bic 3uderprdmien in Wegfaa
qelangen gu laifen, penn tmner elm
anberes 2anb ii9 Su elmer 9lst9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
SSn S6utt ltnb 9licbe.
Scracblidbc SDi6ucrinhc Ocr 81
Siilfc gcrufcncn @6ibmannitbaft
Der StnntsbnuptItaot.

56aben i'm 8etrage BON ca. $1OCO,s
900. - g2ur penig Oon bem 90. g.,
baIte bes 9ouptgebdubes geretEn
= @enut uno 9uus Dertugen ii4
bei'm 2lusbru9e bes 8ranbes inz
mitten GROCER Gonfuiion. - Mebz
rere gerIOnsn lei6t perlebt. =
Die Gntitebun9surIa6e Der 5eus
ersbrunIt Elm GQtbIel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Ser 9tntide Gorrelbonssnt,

HAbNp, mtuthtl16 unb Sonnfdgs,
Q. Naine, 9iseRtbAnier uno 8aesafteur
(Sta6foIser Don 8. saine),
enensf'Q6e SaItimorese etrss. unb Bof=Sffice=are
Vrris bes sIid en BIatteS, burd 9rdscr beiorst,
12A Cts; faeItd,e unb 9pnnta aSsMuee eabc I6
Gents 9Ge, tobbar on bic bas SIGtt beioreenbe
2rdser.-9dalta rebft Gouufa q 6salue ga be unter
Rorfo, 3orausbesabune 81 so pro Sahr, fur firsere
Belt I'M Dcrbatnis; fur bic wo od,entIid,e Mussabc
nit Sonntae sbIatt, portofrei, nit Gbsus r Clubs,
81 so pro Sopr mad irsenb einem Srte bts SHiars
pro Sabr.-Das bsfte sub biuieiie seutidbe 9Iatt
n ben DlitttIs unb SlbitaattE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
@nglano's Splpnic'n.

2onop n, 2. 5ebr. - Colonial
Wintiter Gbamberluin berIprah duf
Inregun9 bes Qntt 9arneuiten Sas.
). 9ogan I'M unterbauie, in .@rlpGz
gun9 3u 5ieben, pb nt6t bic 9lnpeienz
belt bes Premierminiiters Der Soloz
MEN in 8robbritannien anlGBlib be5
tommenDen 60=jdbrisen Subildums
Der S0nigin fir cine Gonferen5 um Die
8olbnialfragen in Grgdn5ung Der
Gonferen5en bon Sttupu unb 2onbon
gu beIpre6en, ausgeniibt iperben tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03

The German Correspondent,
4. RAINE. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR,
Successor TO p RArwsl.
0. W. COR. BALTIMORE ST. ANR posT, oy,-,.- -,
DAILY. delivered by carriers TO the .nn,,-,ba-,
in the city of Baltimore aud neizbborbood I2L
cento per week; DAILY and SUNDAY I6 csnts ~
week, payable weekly to the carriers ntuvs
SUNDAY by mail. postage prepaid by pubIishsp
81 so per annum: for a shorter time IN nrons+.
tion. WEEKLY ana SUNDAY. postage prepaid With
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without raiiy
or Weekly 81 per annum THE BrsT ~
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IE rMN MIppLH AEm
SOUTHERN STATES.
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Scr sSiirit miro 8prmmno Der &inocr
nnb Bic sSiirftin nuf $4,000
Srancs prp Sabr sablen.

Snterehante 3eben Der Qnpdlte. -
Mbleben elmer S9peit tier Der @r=
90nigin SfabeGIa BON Spanien. -
Der &entudD'er M0rber Saplor
BON @nglano ausgeliefert. -
@trite ltnruben in 4ranjuea unb
Stubenten &rapaq in Gom. -
Die Qn9abe iiber bas 9ur9brenz
nen elmer belgii9en grin5effin nit
einem Gittmeiiter bementirt.
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@u5 Oeutl6lanb.
9ron(art s SdtufaSorf gstaStlt.
Sin Gbrcn9crid1t crflGrt Sas Scr=
balten Scs Gr=&ricgsmimiitcrs
fiir nid1t cprrcft.

Der preubiI6e Observation-Disclosures be-
tennt 5arbe als @grarier. - @r
erfldrt iid fir einen 9sgner Der
beutI6en 9anbelspertrGgs -@raf
Murapieff ma6te etnen giinitigen
Ginbrud in @ien unb Berlin. -
Gr beItreitet bic 4ngabe, elm 9eut=
ihenfeinb gu iein. = Gin beporz
itebenber 8efu9 bes @r3ber5ogs
Otto 5ran5 SoIep6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03
Sscuc Scfpr9niiic in SpSans.
6 IN D n, 20. 5ebr. - 9ripa
t9ri6ten aus Gonitantinopel b
1ris erneher hnR mon hnrt fnenf
SStalicn bcbalt Snifala.

2onbon, 2. Ssebr. - Sin Gorrez
fponbent Der n9atlp Netps" melbet
aus 3om, baB als Reiultat Der Inter
banblungen nit Gnglanb be5iigli9uez
bertra9ung italienif6er 9efiBungen in
NorOpft Nfrtfa an @sppten, @ng=
lamb augeitimnt babe, Dab Stdlien
&aiala tempordr in 8eiiB bebalte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03

Quf Qn.rIg bon RuiieQ Goleqrobe
bon bier fat Ri6ter Cor bem General
ppitmeiiter WilIon bur3 einen Sim
baltsbefebl b. FIfWeiteres unteriuat,
ben Gontratl Il. 8ef0rberung Der
9oit fir bic 3eit pom l. Suli 1897 Bis
30. SSuni 1901 in ben glep Gnalanbz
Staten, elpzSerIeD, 9ennIDlpanien,
MurplanO unO 8irginien gu Derqeben.
GolegroOe be6uuptet, bar nie6rieite
8ieter gelpeien gu Iein. 9(m 4. B. W.
iOQ uber ben Ginbaltsbefebl oer6unz
belt tperben.
8ermi I 6tes.
9us 3piihen ben Ser. Siaaten II.
Ganaoa tIr3li6 a6gei9loIIene ueberz
eintommen, bur9 pel9es bieQuaranz
tGne fir 9ornDieb 3piI6en ben Ser.
Staaten unb @unaba abgeI6afft uno
oa fir cine itrenge SnIpettion Iu6Itiz
tuirt tpirb, lit beute in Sraft qetreten.
Gr &Onigin 2ilioufaluni lit bur6
cine beftige @rtdltung an ibr 3immer
i'm Sborebam 9Otsl gefeheIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-03

griiffel, 2. 5ebr. = rSournal
bes 8rureqes" branbmarft Die Wfelz
bung, buB Die 9attin bes Prin5en
96ilipp BON Sa4Ien Gpburg unb
8otba (eines 8rubers bes 5iiriten
Serbinanb bon 8ulgarien) 2uiie,
So9ter oes 80nigs 2eppolb BON Bel
glen, ibren 9utten perluFen unb nit
einem Ditrei9ii6en 9uIarenzRittmeiz
tier auf unb bapon 9sgungen lei, als
feniatipnelle 2iige. 9as Slatt fiigt
bin5u, baB Bring pbilipp nit ieiner
8emabltn, Der prin3eiiin 2uiie, gez
dPntncIrtin in W}ipn mpiIp
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09
THE ms AND OUTS.
Going and Coming of FL Paso People
Gnd Others

Going and Coming of FL Paso People
6nd Others
Mrs. V. I. Hart, OF Columbus, n. NJ,
is al the Pierson.
Mrs Annie Moss has returned to her
home in Central Texas.
T j. Murry has gone to Paris, Mo-,
to bring back a train load Of mules.
Mr. J. M. Smith is up from Sabinal,
Mexico, on a visit to his family and
| friends.
| J. G. D Boyd. Chihuahua cattle
man, is in town for relief from an attack
of rheumatism.
Miss Clara Edwards. left this after
noon over the t. p, on a visit to Ter
rell and Dallas.
Conductor Charlie Allen, of the G.
H., left this afternoon on a six weeks
trip through Florida.
Mrs. r. J. Owen, wife of the Pullman
superintendent in the City of Mexico,
is vi-itiDg friends in this city.
Dave Hughes, of the flyer, has been
spending several days around town with
friends waiting for his turn to go west
on his run.
Miss Mary May of Las Cruces, came
down this noun. and is visiting with
her friend Mrs. w. P. Inness on Kan
sas street.
DR.. J. Paster, surgeon of the A. & P
has been made chief surgeon of the
Santa Fe road. The doctor lives at
Albuquerque.
w. NJ Hagadorp, representative of
the w G. Walz Co., in the City of
NJ xico, has been severely bruised by
fall from his horse.
Colonel Tavarez, of Juarez, is off on
six months' furlough, and has gone
to the City Of Mexico with Mrs. Tava-
rez. Col. Seias IS in the meantime in
command of the Juarez garrison.
H. B. Lane, the we'll known Las
Cruces druggist, was down this morn
ing, after a new type writer, and re-
turned with his captare this noon. N.
B.-There is no pun or double entendre
intended on type writer" 1t is a
IN achine; not girl
Mr.. Chas. Carroll, who has been in
terested for the past year in some min
ing interests at Las Cruces. Will lfave
for San Francisco today where he will
be joined by a party of friends and will
then sail for Japan, where they will de-
vote some time to sight seeing in that
county.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09
The Heart Bowed Down.

Two local mining men went out with
light hearts and bouyant expectations
the other day, to the foot hll of the
Mogollons. Repres 4ntations had been
made them by a child of Teuton, of
wealth awaiting the locators on an
abandoned claim which had been part
ly worked. The mine was abandoned
because one of the owners had been
killed, another was in the peniten tiary,
and the third had skipped the country
Several bags of samples from the top
of the vein were brought in, the best
that could be found, and given to Mr..
Rackhart to assay. Tue best result
obtaina bla was S4 in silver, trace of
gold and 20 per cent lead. This was a
heart breaker, for the parties had been
having visions OF 81, 500 mouth profit,
ana freedom from the wolf at the door
ever afterwards.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09
Proposed Guerrero Road.

The Gazeta Minera of Chihuahua is
in great hopes and anticipations be-
cause of the present trip of el Sr. En-
rique Creel. the we'll known capitalist,
to the City Of Mexico. One of the oh
jects of his visit is a prof ct for the
building Of railroad to connect Chi
huahua with the city of Guerrero,
several hundreds Of miles. The Gazeta
calls attention to the fact that the
commercial future of chihuahua is
likely to suffer marked shrinkage by
the building of the road connecting
Juarez with the Corralitos country un-
less something is done, and Sr. Creel
believes that with the construction of
the nihuahua-Guerrero road. q
healthful com petition would,be estab-
lished between the two railroads
and this would result in the
commercial good of the state capital.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09
NEW BUSINESS STRUCTURE.
To Go Up On the lite of the Old Over
land HOnse

Architect Kn-ezel has completed
| plans for Sl5, 900 business structure
or the SLetfian Krak auer Hardware
company, to be erected on the site of
he old adobe quadrangle at the south
last corner of Overland and. Ell Paso
streets.
There will be two buildings, both
one story high, for the present. One is
to be business building, with 50 f..
Iront on E, Paso street. and extending
b .ck on Overland street III ft. This
i, the main store Then back of this is
he warehouse, 30 ft. fronting on Over
land street and extending hack lis fit.
owards the south. Tnen a third build
ing Tor rental or >ale, 24x 100 ft, will
be erected between the warehouse and
The FL Paso Grocery conpany's build
ng t. fill in the vacant space. Con-
Iracts will be let next Tuesday
The Old building to be torn down
shortly Is one of the landmarks of this
part OF the country. 1t was built about
dfty years ago, and was the ceoLral
feature of the town for many, many
years 1t was the place where the It .ges
met from S IN Antonio, Santa Fe, Dem
ng and chihuahua, and it's spacious
pa 10 has again and again resounded to
nirthful strains and the sound of the
'tlmo el and dance" Z. S. tro 'ps
were also stationed there once. Re-
ports have it that much treasure is
tucked away in hooks and crannies to
he brought to light by the pick and
shovel of demolition: so there is sure to
be curious crowd watching around to
latch up anything that looks like VAL
ua bles.
OF late years the old adobe has fall
n sadly from it pristine estate, and
b1en given over to beer, carne and
grocery joints not been over and above
gilt edged In fact the old historic
'uin has been a good deal of an eye
sore, and there will be no regret at its
being torn down. The new building to
20 up in its place will be credit to
the city. and be occupied by one of the
most solid firms in the state of Texas