El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

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and the CorralitOS road is only a part
of that ne to the Pacific coast. Now
if that is the case it viii not matt i
mu, II to the rad whether they get
terminal facilfte at FL Paso or at
Demirg for heir lines TO JON. hut 1t
would matter a whole lot to Ell Paso.
Tha people OF hi civ had better use
sober Judgment in granting the fran
thl--- Il kea for and be careful not to do
Ell Pa-O an irrepara ole injury Thus
spoke the same man quo. ed above.
ssThe republican primaries will b.
called for y pril the third and the re-
publican city convention for April the
9th, - said a repaid can this morning.
Il would like TO see the repubicanG g ct
together once more and work for the
good Of the city and the party. If they
will 90 into convention and lay aside
| all psst fact Onal feelings thew can put
| a ticket in the tie d that stands a fair
oh nee If w ming, but if one ia tiOa
trys to bull-doze and dictate to the 9th
| CT fac ion the same old fight in party
| lines VIII be KEEP no. Neither friction
| is strOng enough to el-ct republican
ticket but BY their comb ned efforts
they will have a tightiog show
Il would like to see J. !. Stewart
made the republican standard bearer
| for II aynr IL t. coming els C ion,
sa Alderman Kac Ter this morr ING
Mr.. Stewart has proven valua bic
| and thou h'ful ma as an alderma >
and would Cevote much tn ought d
work to the city S welfare ii electt d
m +yor. He is 'etirent and will not
push himself forward. and if he Is
made candidate for she position his
friends will have TO push him forward
| rs he wi ! rot do it himself. Mr.
| Stewart will come as near rs ary other
ma in c0mhining the two fact ons OF
the repu ollcan party and | am cert ,ln
he viii carry toe solid vote of the re-
publ can pa ~ # E Pa-O. His work
In the city council has proven so beneti-
cal to the city that he deserves promo
ton
esquire Ka'e,'' Robert Buchanan's
beautiful pastoral drama was first made
known to the theatre 9 prrs in this
copnlry / yeas ago by the Lyceum
Til are company of New York, whe I
NJ s. Georgia CHyv4n WAS seen in the
IT'LL role. In it she made ore of The
most pr0rounced successes of hi
career On Monday nignt NJ s. Cayvar
brings squire Kate to the Myar'.
opera house. This favori5e artist i:
no long T. come ted with any theatre
comp ny bus Is at the head of a compa
nv If hsr own. I'D squire KATE i:
practically new creation. the play
will be d ne herr precisely as it Wa:
seen in New y TX ana the other large
cities. SOU re Ka'e' is story OF
Eogl 81 life and love-the love o! Ca
Uterine for Geo. HeathcOIe, who. III
turn. loves. II IT htr, bit her 5 ster Het-
~. TIE ei,te-7 have been POOR. but
suddealy Ga her ne falls Eeir TO for
tune ard after hi Kingsley, Georges
step father. an old mizer. objections 10
Or orge's attention to eith-r of the sis
tiers van IN. d. q he makes sVery effort &c
bring about q match b tween George
and Gather ne Nutgin could plea e
Catherine better, hut just as she tn nix
happine Is in i n of her. she oi-cOv-
ere Georges low for nsr sister. II atty,
ard hers for tim. I'd >i-t.ry aif 'ction
CIV 5 place tt bit er hate. Haity is
poisoned and suspicion falls upon Ca
tn -rine tgongh it is re ally kingsley
who : the gull Y party. He'ty has 4
narrow csc pc from doth, but is final
ly saved and C..tberine's lunOce &c
proven. Woven through the piece il {
rich comedy rl-meut and the production
IA d to be staged mot Oh trmiIgiy Y.
The frs ard las acts ! Ow the inter
ior of Il ". zeal En- sli-h ia m house and
the other acts a-e in the hay field
Mr. Homer Eueps is h scenic artls
and the sage nrod"c ion is under the
d ire ctiOn o. Mr.. y. pc l. THAN, j
Miss Cayval II surrounded oy very
stroog company.
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