El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-23

seems to be over worked and shows
slight signs of failing health, but al
ways seems happy when a number of
visitors call on her for treatment and
greets each one with hand shake and
pleasant smile. She is rather good
looking, but has a peculiar way of
rolling her eyes that ruins all the
beauty affect OF her otherwise pleasant
and Interesting face. While Round
About was at the house, there were q
large number of callers, mostly women
and among them several Americans
who called 10 be healed of some trou-
BILE by Santa Teresa's supposed super
natural powers. Santa Teresa's father
is always near her and looks close to
her welfare and comfort. He has a
room so located that he sees all who
enter the room where his daughter is
at work with those who call, and an
ugly looking pistol lies near his grasp
so that he can be prepared to promptly
meet any more attempts on the young
lad'ys life, such as occurred last fall.
He is a determined looking man, past
middle age, with an intelligent face
and speech. He said yesterday that he
never LETT the house as he was always
afraid another attempt would be made
on his daughters life. He would not
say whom he expected to attack her
but said that while living on Oregon
street in the second ward at all times
OF the night there were parties prowl-
ing round the house and trying to
find out things that did not concern
them, so he had moved to the location
below Mesa Garden, believing that he
would not be disturbed in that locality.
He said he knew nothing about the
robbery of the PalOmas postoffice, and
that as far as he individually was con-
cerned he did not think there was any
thing against him on the other
side OF the river, and he was told
when his daughter was driven out of
Mexico that he did not have to follow
her unless he wanted to, but feeling he
was her only protector he decided to
leave his native land and live away
until she was allowed to return and
live in quite peace.
Santa Teresa said yesterday that she
did not know Mr.. Calderon, who is in
Jail in Juarez. He had called at her
house once, but she did not remember
what he looked like as his call was
simply to see if she could relieve him
from some ailment from which he was
suffering at the time.
Santa Teresa said last evening that
she knew William Rynerson by sight,
or twice. She said that he told her
when he first came that he had brought
his wife to live near her for treatment.
Rynerson' wife had told her that her
husband was recent agent of the
Mexican government and to look out
for him as he was trying to work up
a case against her, aud since then she
had always been suspicious of Rynerson
Teresa also said that she had been
warned against Juan Franco, and that
friends had told her that Franco was in
the pay of the Mexican government to
work up case against her. She said
she had never done anything against
these parties, nor had she ever done
anything that required her being
watched by the Mexican government
or any other government.
81 do not think that the Mexican
government has anything against
Santa Teresa said well informed
man to Round About last night, but
that the government does want some OF