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sneci,I oycr tbc K,,~

The Wang" Opera company consisting
of over fifty people, which held the boards
here yesterday afternoon and last night,
was moved over the Katy to Fort Worth by
special train. The special consisted of a
Wagner sleeper, char ear aud a baggage
car City Passenger Agent Courtney at
tended to the details OF the special service
and saw 1t out of Houston al midnight. The
company viii arrive at Fort Worth this
morning at 10 a. M. and give two performs
ances there today.
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Rates, $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAMLOR, Prop.

IN. Becker. 81. Louis: A r, Snodgrass.
Orleans q, A. Dewitt, Dallas; W, b.
+ Chicago; u. isergneld.s tyler. Texas;
Davis, Dallas; y NJ. Rice. Galveston;
[Genvaer Mr.. Lund, Mr.. Blodeck, Mr.
Nr- St0elzer,. Mozart Symphony Club;
Henning and wife, wharton Mrs. IL,
homson. Los Angeles, Call; Thomas II.
|nson, st Louis: j. d. Heinz. Mexico;
fundmar. Orange, N. j.. III. A. benton.
pouis. Mrs Ida Con-, .Schulenburge NJ
Rinhridge, northumberland. England; l..
BY. St Louise W Y, Musiek. Palestine;
Garter ! M VOTERS. La Grange; j. A,
Z, San Autcnlo; G. r. Coffield, Rock
~. d. Armstinnp. Galveston; II. n.
/. Torreon, Mexico; +. l.. Lee. Dcidkin
rod, Galveston.
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..fro- AmerIcnn Fair.

I'd. Ranks vice president Of tho Afro
American Fair association, returned yes
terday FEM Washington, where he went In
the interest Of tho desired appropriation for
the project He held consultation with
chaifInaa Cannon OF the house committee
on appropriations. and at the iai,er's re-
quest left memorial presenting the aims
when the time arrives the institution will
get an appropriation.
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LOCAL BASEBALL NOTES.


sely got in yesterday and joined the buneh
Of I.ifialoes alrehdy here He Is the ifth, the
iHi,ssB .ss:sFIs i.tee, H:'r;i-ss:;;,- kt=es- ana
Badger. The rest q Inc team will be hnro
bg saturday. and Manager Reed VIII got tho
mon GU foj a biz 0; practice work every day
next wffk-
Tho seats 10 the grand stand have been
rainied orange. and the is!de OF the grand
stand viii be painted red and orange.
The ground has been PACKED and the steam
roller Vii be put on ttia week. 80 he dia-
mond viii be Ia good shape for tho games
yith Cincinnati March ~ aud 20.
Bancroft has wired President Bailey that
tho Red Stockings win all b. over here with
tho exceptions Of Pink iiapley. II Is under
st.oi that thai pitcher wants more money
than the Cincinnati management wants 10
pay, For the Saturday garaf sun BIZ Hit.
late OF Louisyilic. and Dwyer will DO nc box
work; on Sunday BreitcngtsIn and Peitx. Ia
miliarly known az tho .prctzeI battery, viii
do the work,
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The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe have
authorized the following reduced rates:
For the meeting Of the Ancient Order of
Hbernians, Denison. Texas March 26 TO
2S, one and one-third fares on the certif
cate plan; State shoot. North Texas Gun
Club League Fort Worth, March "a and
25 one and ne-thrd fares on the certi-
ficate plan Baptist foreign mission con
vention, Hearne, March 70 to Is, one and
one-thrd fares on the certificate plan.
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san FranolEco, March b.--Weaiher clear aud
TRACK fast AZ Oakland.
FIVE furionss. seliiug Miss Rowona, Le-
wanda, Mordeeai. Time i:02ls.
-FOUR furiongs semlcolon, Era lbee, To-
lucra Time ;syss
Time ~.
Eaiioho del Paso handicap. one mile-'fra-
gerser Linstock. Twinklef. Time :4OS..
SIS iurlonss-vPluI Griggs Tea Rose, Boiii-
cove, Tine 1l4,
miie aud fuflong--Lncoln II. Mary b.,
PAIL Pry limo lbs.
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1hira ward nefsnhIicacs

The republicans Of the Third ward met
last night and selected a delegation to meet
with delegations from the other wards in
the Market hall Friday night for the pur-
pose Of selecting an executive committee
Tor the city OF Houston. The Third ward
delegation conslsts OF II. H. Williams. Bal
ley Sparks. Handle NoDiss. A. Richards. c.
Gamble. r. II. Scott. George Gilmore. s. D..
Gordon George Branch and H. ID. Johnson.
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Kssalor X Dixon, Knights Of pythias
hail, Firth ward. will today sofye each
VISITOR at their store with a plate OF
tomato soup, inatic from Anderson's
famous canned soups. They win nlso
exhibit full line Of the various prod
uets OF The Anderson Preserving company.
and tho ladies OF Houston shoait net fail
10 pnlf -s
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THE IIUTcHINs
HOUSE.
B. @. WARD,
Proprietor.

-, quarters.
I'M alexander, La Grange; j. G. Borne
'ales fexas r. A BAXTER, San Antonio:
shatlam, Waco; r., l.. Perry, velaseo;
- Weislger, Quintapa. J l., Bates, n.
|fHI T. 9. Dur. Frank Erskine, Angle
Wtnstcad, Columbia; C. ". H,n.
ROM " N. Day. J. C. Willis, Il. NJ.
~. Williams, Angleton; j G. Mo
rnfa2oria, A. e. Sterno and wife. Yoa-
NJ j Lyle, San Antonio; C.. A. SeIby,
ppwman. VIM. Kemmer, Houston
e ~, club; J, II, Shapnrd, Columbia; X.
|,uses. city; u. J. Porter, Dallas: Y q,
II i. ana G. NJ; Mrs. L.. r. West, Wau-
".,N; q. w. GIyin, Dallas; VIM. Penn,
4 argh gribhs st. Louis; Daniel Fnllon.
!, ~, and ~ w. S, Tobey, Little Rock; ].
f"ttss.rohg' Center; b Myers, Varpa. H.. !;
H. t.'eaurlhg, , Harlem: Jake EppstcIn. Gin
,, on Mrs. j Oliver, Beaumont; John
III ~. LAKE Charles. @. Il. Skinner, New
4 useo' A, Peudleton. Ill pasd. J E.
t,cn y; w. Mcbride. San Antonio; Miss
,s,i' DALLAS J. d. Bland, Orange. John
W. si,s Ruth shcpperd. e. u. LIssenden
~ MISS Howe, Miss Parker. j. W.
q D a. Heindell T. Gamble, Miss Fen
n borronis and wiie. WANG opera
~ simmons, Snongdoches: e v.
en- FRANCISCO; Il. j. Parker, Dallas;
IN a Arson, A. u. Masterson. Charles u.
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MIL mestnrc VIC.

BY the first of next month the Louisville
and Nashville will restore the wages Of It's
employees to the scale Ia effect in 1898. The
restoration means an Increase IN the pay
roll of not less than 100000 yeai. but
tho earnings of the company during the
uast few months is said to justify the com
nany's course
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IIut surings Excursion.

The International aud Great Northern
win run it's excursion to Hot Springs to-
day leaving Houston at p. m. the round
trip rate being $3.50, city PASSENGER Agsnt
Jb,nter saws there have been many inauir-
los about the excursion, and be expects
good crowd TO take advantage OF 1t.
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MIilE coNNEll.Y,'''s Say. .

ritaMirg, Maech .. Tho nine limit Of Kid
Mtuoys challenge issued IL titzsiumons or
cctbett six weeks ago having expired today.
NJ J. Conneliy, Tie hacket OF Petcr Mahcr.
was seen this afternoon and interrcsated as
10 what Maher proposed dolng,
Mo hltvo hNn s6pQ0 on deposit In New YORK
Tor several Mooks 10 cover AuCuyts money or
tho isonoy % aiy uthei' p1gilist, sltid Connect
~, but MeCny has stcn ut 20 take tin lkubiln
itrst, PROMISING 10 meet Mahor after ituhtin
aJtd Ch0yuslti. II EeeIis thai thvre Is nothing
Tor MAher 10 do but wait IN tho mcamtiniu
VIZ Viii leave tho 5000 Ia, The hands Of tho
Stockholders, 10 po covered by any one do
slrinS 10 tight Mailer, Win gtands ready to
Meet all coinofs.n
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SAYS HES The CHAMPION.
hid Mccoy Dcfics All the NorId's
hrayywciqhts.
WAS syuBBED BY FIJI AND coRBrII
So he pulled Down ms $4,000 For
fcit--Wiii right nnhiin, choSn-
ski and Mahcr.

Indianapolis, Match q. Kid Mccoy today
Withdrew the Stcev forfeit money which was
placed with Richard X. Fox when Mccoy cha'-
lonErG Nissltnmons and Corbett several
months ago Mccoy has announced himself
champion heavyweight pus'tst o. tho world
He win nov accept ulI chalichges from bcasy-
weight pueilists and has sisncd a contract to
'naht Gus Ruhlin, an ohio man. within twelve
WerkE she hight viii probably take place az
San Francisco.
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Executive COMMITTEES.
I Guy democratic executive committee
aase' tonight at the city council cham
phssuant % adjournment. 1t Is likely
MN, My presihing officers and judges for
r sinafies VIII be selected at this meet
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NJ. p. AND /. VI. ANNUAL MEETINGS.
statements OF Earnings Show an IN
crensc-Traffic Statistics.

statements Of Earnings Show an IN
crensc--TrnGic Statistics.
ST Louis. March S,--T'he annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Mlssoari Pacific
and the Iron Mountain Railroad companies
was held in this city today. The report Tor
1897 showed: . -
Gross earnings $2i, sos, 451 an increase OF
So 1893 400; operating expenses slllbi, n !,
increase 1862, 1885, net earnings S',S2l,5as;
total income $S,177, gil; charges against III
come s76S2,49O; increase SS6l,6Ol; surplus
$685. 20.
There was q decrease in the number o.
passengers carried OF 246,l6i, due 10 the
continued decrease in Communication pasi-
mess caused By electric car competition.
Freight traffic statistics show an IN
crease of $2.250,39S
The increase in tonnage was largely IN
buIl grain. although other agricultural
nroducts served 10 swell the total increase.
The movement of merchandise and man
ufactures as the harvesting OF cfors m
creased on the Missouri Pacific 10000 ana
over 10000 tons on the Iron Mountain me
average rate per ton per mile shows
slight decrease.
,rbc Commissions Emergency Nntr.
The emergency rate issued by the ran
road commission TO meet an alleged re-
duetlen In the interstate rate on hasglns
and ties has caused ail sorts Of specuiar
lion among railroad men. and, all the
more since one OF the commissioners has
written the general freight agent Of me
santa Fe TO the effect that reduction
was intended and subsequently Withdrawn
when the eifect was observed, or words 70
that effect kilograms have been p2ur.ns
from ali sources asking what the occasion
was for the reduction, but none o. me
Houston officials were able 10 give tpe ds-
sired information. typewfiter ~ .ne
office OF The Southwestern freight bureau
ed 81. Louis IS probably responsipie ior
the mistake Through him 4 was sent 70
the 81. Louis papers, from %hefe A. shs
placed on tho wire and disseminated 20 Inc
Texas patrons Of the Associated Press me
81. Louis Officers say that no reduction was
intended. but the commission ihihks olhsra
wise. and The speculation al this iuncture
Is M attempt to determine how long lhs
emergency rate is 10 remain in eject
na,s Arknnspa Southern.
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The Arkau.n. soutbera.

Lake Charles. La. March s--Mr. ). ".
brown and Mr.. c. @. Henderson, presiient
ard general manager. respectively, OF the
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The moat effieacipus siimuiant TO sharp
en- the appetite " Dr. Siegert'E Angostura
Bitfers. Don't accept an imitation.
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rylhinn Tel.m ao nInl.mond.

I'yFhIHh T'HNN 70 EII'NNhUHHs
The degree team OF the TeSaa and Lamar
lodges win meet IN the han Of Texas 10.
at G O'Clock this afternoon and win 80
10 RLchlnoBd on the 6.a5 Santa he 10 con.
fer lagrees ON enndIdates AZ hat place.
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THE HOTELS!
|oL HOTEL.

FALs.
Is. $3.50 TO
Ter day. Six
giant rooms,
bath, Large
p r o o N 3,
lilly located.
|accommoda-
FOR CONNER.
bien in the
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Cumberland Prfesi,y fsrtHn Church.
Or. b. y. cockrill, Witt has been preach-
ing here for nj arIy two weeks, has returned
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

yesrs of age. He was under indict-
ment for theft of cattle on this side and
was nnder $500 bond. The grand jury
at this term of court fOu nd another in
dictment against him and he was staying
ON the other side of the river until he
furnished another bond. He was on
this side of the river Saturday night
before II O'Clock and talked to some
parties about going on his bond, but
returned to the other side soon altar
wards and then became the
central figure in the greatest
tragedy that has occurred in these
parts in many years He was game
and true shot, but his act was against
law and order.
After he died yesterday his body was
taken charge of by Undertaken Smith
and were brought TO this side of the riv-
.er today and they will be taken charge
of by his relatives and given a decent
burial.
The bodies of the other dead were al
so turned over to Undertaken Smith for
burial. g. -: -.
The tragedy was the whole theme Of
interest yesterday on both sides OF the
river, but both Americans and Mex
i~ans have taken a sensible view of the
bloody ARRAY and there is no friction
between the two races because it oc-
CURED, and there 10 no danger OF fur
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

Their results unless it is brought about
by reckless parties who are under the
Influence Of liquor. The Mexican
authorities do not blame Burr for kill
ling Chavez, as they say the latter was
the cause of the trouble. but they do
blame him for refusing to surrender
to the officers and killing SO many of
their cOuntrymen.
The Americans do not regard Burr's
act IS creditable one, but they recog.
nized him as brave man and good
shot, and be died as he had lived-in q
wild reckless way fighting for his liber-
ty against the officers of a foreign gov
eminent.
The man who was with Burr is said
to be named Jim McEnery, but this is
supposed, to be fiction. The Mexi-
can guards say that he crossed the
river just back of the guard house Oh
the Mexican side just after the shoot
ing ceased. He is said to have left
Burr only after he fell behind a tree
and then jumped into the river and
crossed. There are strong suspicious
as to who this mao is, but no facts have
developed that would justify the pub
LEGATION of his right name.
The HERALD reporter is under
obligations for the courteous way he
was treated by the Mexican authorities
while ferret,ng out the facts of the
bloody deed.
Burr's body was brought over at
noon today and now lies in TIE Cald-
we'll undertaking parlors. The coffin
is open and the features are as natural
as they we're in life. Large numbers
of people called there this afternoon
to see the remains of q man who made
such terrible havoc with pistol. His
funeral will occur tomorrow and sew
eral friends will follow him to his last
resting place.
A rumnr is current this afternoon
that Abslipo Velarde is dying. This
makes the fourth victim to Seth Burr's
pistol. However, all kinds of rumors
can be heard and this rumor was started
too late for the HERALD'S reporter to
verify it. DR.. Samsniego stated today
that Velarde cannot possibly live.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

wound in his right side, the ball COM
inp out in the back. He Is wOunfed
similar 70 Burr, but it is now thought
that he will Ii e as he has no internal
humorhage. He is the same young
fellow who rode the bull in the bull
ring two Sundays ago.
The gambler, Ignacio Chavez, who
was the first killed was the proprietor
of the roulette table just outside of the
main gambling hall at the fiestas in
Juarez. Many Americans will re-
member him from the fact
that be always had q
blind musician sitting near him
and he often sang with the blind m IAN.
He was good looking aud the Mexlcans
say that he posed as masher and BAD
man. He knew Burr's feelings for the
woman Lilly Rhine and Often pushed
himself forward with the woman and
made Burr jealous of him. If the
tragedy had stopped with the killiog of
Chavez, Burr would probably have
been acquitted of killing him, but
Burr had no intention of surrendering
to the officers and wis n they came on
him they met death at his hands.
Alone he killed three, seriously
wounded the fourth and the horse be
shot will die. In the fight
Burr shot eleven shots ten OF which
Ql6 GQ0 mdTh hO ohoo oc, W
received the first ball, Esquivel, the
policeman, received two shots, one shot
missed its mark while he WAS retreat
ing down the street. the horse received
the fifth shot. Burr then reloaded
with six cartridges Abino Valerde
received mis- sixth and seventh shots
and the sergeant of police, Agapito
Gallardo, who fought Burr at close
range, received the last four shots
which made eleven in all. When the
wounded parties were found every pis-
toll was empty and all their ammuni-
ton was gone. In all about twenty
eight shots were fired.
Seth Burr was raised in Llsno
county, Texas, and came to FL
Paso county when q young boy.
He vas cowboy and worked with
his uncle, Bill Dunman who
has Q rauch on the river close to Sierra
Blanca, He ia also related to John
Scott. He has been considered q dan
Rerous man by the officers on this side
of the river although only tweenty.or e
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10
Shot and Robbed.

Word came up from San Pedro on
the Corralitos road last evening, that
. Singer sewing machine agent had
been held up few miles from the
station by Black Jacks gang, shot
shroueh the leg and then robbed of
$500 in Mexican money. The Ell Paso
agency was Gale on this morning, for
further particulars, but no one there
knew the agents name or anything
about him, as he had gone out from ono
of the Mexican agencies.
1t was also reported that the gang
proposed to hold up the Corralitos
train, but they failed to do 80.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

There were baptized yesterday in
the Presbyterian church Elizabeth Ida
Fox aud Christian Petrusfox, children
of Charles Anthony and Antonette
Tnerese Fox: Doris Shepherd, child of
Joseph w. and Edua Williams Shop
herd; CstharIne G"yo Foster child ci
Alex Gwyn aud Frances Foster; George
MCGOWAN Newell, child of Ger, e
Washington and Helen MCGOWAN
Newell; received into the church
serGihcate, James Waideil Malcolmson
and five from New Road Pre- :
pyusriau church., WOolwich Garrison.
England on profession Mrs. Antoinette
Therese Fox.
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BRIEF LOCALS.

S. c. butter Is cents per pound at
Price Bros.
Mrs. Shipley, fashionable dressmak-
ing, room No. l, Mundy building.
S. G. butter, the only good butter,
Is cents per pound at Price Bros.
Billy Thompson at Smiths creamery
1t night makes . fine oyster stew.
O'Brien Coal Co. 'Cerillos Coal
Yard" Stove wood and kindling. Tel.
The new White Oaks engines will
be hare from Philadelphia in Febru-
ary.
Vapor aud indicated baths at 416
North Oregon street. Rheumatism
relieved at once: massage in all forms.
The Sunset Limited is reported on
time today, with six cars and seventy
FIVE pass engers bound for Arizona and
California points.
Kansas City tenderloips sweet breads
spare ribs, lSe hominy, barbecued
meat and Kansas City trimmed loins.
At the New Market. POS San Antonio,
St.
Miss Eva Vaughn of Harrodsburg.
KY, died Sunday in this city, and the
embalmed remains were shipped b. ok
home for interment today by Under
taker Negley.
For efficient service, courteous
treatment and the finest goods in their
line, call on Ross & Co., undertak ers
and embalmers, Ell Paso. Phone 2Il
or 1873. Office 4O1 Ell Paso street.
President Enrique Creel, of the bank
OF Commerce, at chihuahua, denies
that Gov. Shepherd, of Batopilae, has
been stricken with apoplexy. On the
contrary. the ex-boss is enjoying ex-
cellent health.
Bring your order to the the Ell Paso
Green House on Myrtle street across
railroad track, for cut flowers for holi-
days now, carnations, roses, smilax
tropical plants for house or church
de Grafton ard funeral designs. We'd
ding bouquets in lace and satin baskets,
and the latest novelties in floral work
of all kinds.
Mr.. E. l.. Giroux was seen in refer
ence to the article copied by this paper
from the Dona Ana County Republican,
and he states that the writer of the
article was misinformed, and that the
s:atemen in such article we're entire
ly incorrect, aud that he has not pur.
chased and does not intend to purchase
the mining property referred to, and
that the article is fabrication as to
the people mentioned. Mr.. Giroux
further stated that when he had any
item proper for pu blication, he will be
glad to furnish 1t to the newspapers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

There was called meeting of the
city council this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
the United States con-
gress to request the president of the
United States to speedily negotiate
such q treaty that may be proper in
having canal cut through the horse
shoe bend of the Rio Grande, go that in
future Ell Paso will not be subject to
such floods as it experienced last year.
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Notice.

Notice.
To Tax Collectors: 1 beg to call
your attention to that portion of sec.
ton 10, chapter 103, general laws OF
1897, which provides that if any person
shall fall or refuse to pay the taxes
imposed upon him or his property un-
til the 2lst day of January next sue
ceeding the return of the assessment
rolls of the county to the comptroller,
a penalty OF ten per cent on the entire
amount Of such. taxes shall accrue,
which penalty when collected shall be
paid propOrtiOnately to the state and
county. You are therefore earnestly
requested to make known this provi-
zion of the law as widely as possible
throughout your county. Very Re.
spectfully, r. w. FINLEY,
Comptroller.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

Two cars OF ties were sent up on the
White Oaks road this morning, and by
a ,other week cons gnments will be at-
Ii ting regularly.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

Word from Aus in this morning etat-
ed that the case of Mitchell county vs..
the Paduah bank had been reversed
and remarded. The orinion covered
nsarl l.thirty pages: Thecase involv:.
ed constitutionality of q series of
county bonds in this state.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

Bishop Kendrick has made his head
quarters in room No. "a Wells Fargo
building; Rev. Dubois is occupying
room No. 25, and the reading room OF
the Brotherhood of ST.. Andrew is 10
room 90
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-10

Collec sur Davis received word Satur-
day evening to restore the governme Mt
assay office at this port + nd Tom John
500 has got his job back with the rest
of the force in the assayer's office.