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The record-union., 1898-03-31
BUYING OF CUBA.
The AdministT alton Has No Part
in the Alleged Scheme.

WASHINGTON, March 80 - It was
! stated by q Senator who called upon
President Mckinley to-day and dis
cussed the Cuban question that the Ad-
! ministration was taking no part in the
alleged purchase negotiations. He said
that this may be talked Of in New Y Tork
and by New York men, but he did not
think it was a part of the Adminstra-
tion's policy regarding Cuba.
John j. McCCok OF New York to-day
again denied that he was a member or
a representative of any syndicate pro-
posing to put UP an indemnity for Gu
ban Independence, taking Cuban bonds
| in return He added that he thought. il
there were any such propositions Spain
or the Spanish people themselves would
take a large portion of any bonds Cuba
might issue. The talk about the pur-
chase of Cuba was very prevalent at
the White House to-day, but no one
presumed to speak regarding Spain s
attitude.
BERLIN, March 80, = The "Tage-
blatt" to-day announces the presence
in this city of an American financier
representing a syndicate said to be try
ing to interest Berlin financiers in a
project for purchasing Cuba and pay
ing Spain / $3.50, ,CG0,009 pesetas. the
syndicate recouping itself from the
customs cf Cuba
Inquiries made at the United States
Embassy and at the leading banks
show that they have no knowledge of
the matter
The record-union., 1898-03-31
PENSION ROLL.

a Deficiency Of More Than $S,OOO,-
600 in the Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-In send
The record-union., 1898-03-31
NEAGLE
Medical Institute,

Or. Neagle and associates treat and
cure all Chronic Diseases and Diseases 80
tarrh surely cured
ALI private and wasting disease,
promptly cured and their efPeot-.
permanently eradicated from 4ba
system.
Diseases OF Women and Children
given special sttention.
nervous Diseases and Nervous
Prostration made a speciality.
Consultation, either at tho T,4.
tute or by mail, Free, and StrictI-,
Confidential.
OFFICE HOURS-9 to II a. m . -
p. m. and to p. IN. SUNDAYS-1So .
u a. W
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE =
Gated permanently at 72412 X street So, 10
ramento. 49,
The record-union., 1898-03-31
THE STORY ABSURD.

WASHINGTON, March 30. - the
Spanish Minister to-day declined to
speak to the press concerning the re-
ports of a Spanish settlement. Wben n
pressed, however, as TO the report pub
lshcd in New York that a solution hAd
been reached comprising the payment
by the Republic Of Cuba of $2G0,0C0-
Geo on the embarkation Of the Spanish
troops for home, the Minister sal the
story as q whole was unwarranted and
absurd
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Mems Golf Shirts, So so.

Young men Should see the new
Golf Shirts made OF swivel (wash
silk in variety OF fancy patterns.
White neck and wristbands. Moth
ing SO fine has been shown hither-
to. Price. Sc 30.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
PORTO RICO
Will Soon Be Ours In Truth

SAN JUAN, Oct. 1.-The Spanish
authorities are working day aud night
In order that they may be ready to
turn the government of the island over
to the American commander as soon ss
possible. Two transports are expected
to arrive here Sunday for the purpose
of taking on board 2 600 Spanish troops.
This will so reduce the Spanish gar.
risou that the island will be turned
over to the Americans as soon as fhey
depart
Gen. Brooke's troops are moving in.
They now occupy two thirds of the is-
lard. Rumors of an uprising of natives
against the Americans in the Spanish
Interior are not credited in official
circles here. The only troubles come
from criminals who were recently re-
leased in large numbers from the pen
itentiaries.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
SPANIARDS
Are Not HaDDV.

ILoILo, Sept. %. via Manila, Oct. L.
| tln' order TO avoid censorship this dis :
patch WIS mailed 70 Manila whence il
was forwarded by cable. The Span
iards at lloilo, Philippines, are grea t!y
peTturoed by fear of the insurge nts
and the widest runners are in circu,la-
tlon regarding the action of Gene ral
Rios, governor of Visayas. Since the
surrender of Manila to the Americ ans
General Rios has sent to Milano 500
additional troops and it is DOW SUBJ Ds-
ed that they have 200O there, but his
is believed to be an exaggeration.
Their preparations to resist the In
surgents are very feeble and the Spa n
lsh feel that they are helpless agai ISL.
the natives. The Spanish gun boat El
Cano is out OF repair aud useless i.ud
two smaller oues there are,in even wo ese
condition.
1t is understood that the native me-
groes in the other Vissya islands are
waiting To see if the Americans will
take the islands. With this they
would be satisfied, but they wou' "a not
submit again to the rule Of Spain
Business men are showing the keen
est interest in the situation. NJ sny of
them have been here twenty We s.rs or
more and are unanimous in theii- con-
victiou that If the Americans d 10 not
take and hold the islands they ": i'll all
be ruincd d. Epglishmen of exp et ieuce
among these people say they are. .docile
and easily managed
No attention is being paid to. til rat
of the Filipino decl;Aratf on of
independence promulgated by the
Filipino congress at Malelo Thur1 iday.
There is small pox here bat the h, ,alth
are not seriousA The U, ,ited
States warships Boston and Raj eigh
have returned from Cebu.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
BODY FOUND
Believed To Be Missing President OF
Failed Trust COmDAnv.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1,-Tbe body of =
man was found in the North River
this morning, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
it there is email doubt that it was that
of eshbaugh, the missing president
of the New England Loar and Trust
company, which failed last Monday
with liabilities and assets amounting
five millions.
His accounts with the company are
said to be all right, but it is believed
that the financial troubles of the COM
pany preyed on his mind to such an ex-
tent that he became temporarily de-
ranged. While in this state it Is
probable that he wandered to theriver
and fell in.
The New England Loan & Trust Co.
did most of its business in the west and
south. It had branch Office in Dsl-
las
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
PRESIDENTS TOUR
viii Include But Few Cities.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The program
arranged for the presidents trip west
is now outlii,ed as follows.
He will lie ave Washington on the
morning OF October 10, arriving at
Omaha on the evening of October IL.
The president will leave Omaha for
St. Louis at Q o'clock a. NJ, October
13, going by way of Burlington, Of
tumwa, and Keokuk, Iowa, where
short stops win oe made, and ST. Louis
will be reached the next morning.
He leaves St. Louis early the next
morning for Chicago arriving there
the 18th. He will. remain until the
10Th. The president is due to reach
Washington on his return Oct. %.
Stops may be made on the way at Ter
re Hsute and Indianapolis.
Kansas City and Minneapolis kept
the wires hot yesterday with invits-
tions to visit these cities, but 1t is high
ly improbable that the president will
take either Of them in on this trip
No one but the president, members of
the cabinet, and officials directly
connected with the administration will
be on the presidential train, which
will 60 over the Pennsylvania railroad.
Another special train will go over the
Baltimore and Ohio road, carrying
representatives of the army and navy,
and the diplomatic corps, with espe-
cially invited guests.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
AN ENORMOUS TRUST
Will Control the Steel Trade.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The gigantic
com binatior of the Ili'aois Steel COM
pany, the Minneso.a Iron COMPANY.
and the Eleip, Joliet and Eastern rail
road company has been effected, and
these corporations today began opera
tion under the name of the Federal
Steel company. The trust has also sb-
sorbed the Lordin Steel company,
which was the successor 10 the John
son company. The combination has q
capital of $500. 900, 600, and the tremen-
dous powers it mas obtained under its
articles OF Incorporation has startled
even Wall street, which re-
calls nothing to rival it since
the days of the Credit Mobolier.
There is, IN fact, no branch OF trade
and commerce, into which the great
trust may not enter. The STANDARD
Oil trust controls the rev trust ab-
solu.ely. 1t is reported that stock in
hation on an er ormous scale will follow
IN the wake OF this new trust Finsr-
ciers DO not think it improbable. that
before the close of the ninteenth cen.
tury, the great trusts controlled by the
Standard Oil company aay be united
under the expansive charter of the
Federal Steel company. Mostly all the
trusts controlled by the Rockefellers
are orga zed under the plant corpor-
alton law OF New Jersey.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
DEMOCRATS SPLIT.
The Silver Question Likely To Cause
Trouble.

/ NEW YORK, Oct. Tam many dem
ocrats profess this morning not 70 be
disturbed by the action of the silver
ties last night in nominating a secop d
ticket headed by Henry George. They
say the movement will probably COL
lapse before election day. vanWyck
voted for Bryan, they say.
The Chicago platform democrats. as
they call themselves. had big meet
night, when a ticket was nominated.
About 80 delegates attended the con-
ference, but the hotel was crowded
with enthusiastic shouters for Bryan
and the Chicago platform. n. Nc
Don aid, president of the New York
bimetallic league, presided. The fol-
lowing ticket was named:
For governor, Henry George: for
lieut.. governor, Elliot Danforth: sec
retary of state, Gideon j. Turker:
comptroller. James McDonough of AL
bauy; treasurer, NJ. J. Cation, Erie; at
torney general, o l.. Snyders OF Erie:
engineer and surveyor, James A. Lee,
OF RocklsDd.
Danforth was endorsed because of
his activity in the cause of silver in
1896. The platform unreservedly en-
dorses the Chicago platform. praises
Bryan, deEOupces boss rule and de- f.
mauds free government of the Philip |
pines. There will be meeting at |
Union Square hotel this evening to |
arrange for the campaign. Prelimina-
~ work Is already under waY
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
NINE. CARNOT DEAD.
She Was Noted For Her Liberal
Charity.

PARIS, Oct. Madame Carnot.
widow OF President Carnot, is dead
Nine. Ssdi CGrnot WAS married to
the president of the French republic
in 1865. when she was 20 years old .
She was a daughter of Dupont White,
a famous French lawyer, politician,
and writer. All her life she was noted
for being a most charitable woman
giving largely to orphan asylums and
institutions for the care of women and
children.
Size had four children: the eldest
boy, SadI. is lieutenant in the French
army; Victor. the second SOD, is IL
spector of marines; and the ttird.
Francisco, is still student The Only
Cunisset, is the wife of
States Attorney Dion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Sd EDITION, 4:3O p. IN.
CITY DOOMED
Colorado Springs Burning Up

DENVER, Oct. l.--3:l0 u. m.-Tht
Colorado Springs authorities ask the
aid of the Denver fire department
The city Is ab'aze. a high WIND
threatens the whole towr. The trt
was caused by the explosion of car Of
powder in the Rio Grande yards.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. I.--At 2:5C
an explosion occurred in the Rio
Graude freight depot and fire at once
broke out A gale has been blowing
all day and the entire town is threat
ened.
The fire is running ali though the
section of ,wu east and north of the
Huerfano street viaduct aud VermijO
street.
The El Psso electric light plant,
lumber yards. and miscellaneous build
east will surely go.
The Antlers hotsl appears to be
doomed at this time, and the Gazette
building. though built of brick, may
go.
The whole north and east sections of
VIC Oiey dDpCdi W &c 0oOlICO. L uG
fremen, both paid and volunteer, the
police force, and all the citizens are
fighting desperately.
The gale makes the work seem OF no
effect. People are hysterical and
women and children are running
through the streets crying end weep
ing.
1920 p. m.-The Autlers mas caught
fire. The fire is going north and east
the business section. The
Newton Lumber company, just south
Of the Antlers hotel. is burned out |
The piles OF lumber make t sure the |
Antlers cannot be saved.
Vast volumes of smoke |
are pouring up from |
behind the Gazette Office ard that
place seems doomed. Business men are
moving goods out everywhere. Help
has been sent for to Pueblo, Denver,
Ind wherever it may be obtained.
3:25 p. m.-The heat from the fire is
becoming intense two blocks away
rom the fire and the telegraph offices
nay have to vacate soon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
MRS. GUILFORD
The Much Sought Yellow Pond MMr-
derer Arrested.

LONDON, Oct. The Guilfor q NO.
man, the Yellow Pond American mur-
derer. has just been arrested The ar
rest was make in London. She dou-
bled back to London from Pa, lis, to
which place she went Wed pssdav
morning. She was followed ~ ms
pector Frost of Scotland Yard s. who
had gone to Paris to look fo, her.
She was arrested at boardin house
at No. % Harrington Square, Hamp-
stead road.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
HURRY UP
And Let's Have 1t Over With.

NEW YORK. Oct. l.-COrbett is will
ling, Mccoy is anxious, and the Haw-
thorne club is desirous of pulling Off
the much advertised contest, and un-
less something unexpected happens,
this clever pair of heavy weights will
meet in a foot ring on October I5
to decide for all time TO come who is
the better man
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
County Court.

The case in the county court styled
Ledesms VS. the Southern Pacific for
damages, was today decided in favor OF
the railroad company.
There were one or two motions filed
for new trials, which we're overruled.
The court will adjourn this after
noon until November.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
YELLOW FEVER
The Quarantine More Destructive
Than the Disease

JACKSON, MISS, Oct. Late last
night another new case Of yellow fever
was announced by the board of health.
This makes total of IL cases in Jack
son up to.this morning. The continued
rigidity OF the quarantine is daily in
creasing the gravity of the situation
While the disease is not in itself prov
ing fatal to human life, the quarantine
Is working Wholesale destruction to
business.
An early frost is the only hope for
the country this year.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
CAMPAIGNING
Postmaster General Smith Will De
vote a Month to 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct Postmaster
General Smith will leave Philadelphia
Sunday night on a campaigning trip
through the west that will last about a
month. He will stop first at Omaha,
thence they will go to Topeka, Denver,
and Colorado Springs. returning to
Omaha to meet President Mckinley
aud other members OF the cabinet on
the 18th
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
TITLE DIED WITH Her
There Can Be No Other Daughter
of the COnfederaCV.'

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 1.-The Lee
camp OF confederate veterans met last
night and adopted by rising vote a
resolution declaring that it was the
secse of the body that the title
"Daughter of the Confederacy" was
not one to be perpetuated and could
not be assumed by any one, as at the
death of Winnie Davis the Office ceas-
ed to eSist
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Deeds Filed.

Ynocente Ochoa decided to Geo. IS.
Zimpleman 1-9 interest in q parcel of
land containing 320 acres. The amount
of the transfer was $40.
Geo. de Fontsine today decided to his
daughter Mrs. Dora Quinn for 80 and
other sufficient considerations two
pieces Of ground in block so of MagOf-
fin addition. One piece measures "a
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
DENVER'S CARNIVAL
Will Attract an Enormous Crowd

Will Attract an Enormous Crowd
DENVER, Colo, Oct. l.-Prepara-
tions are about completed this after
noon for next weeks Mountain aud
Plain carnival. The crowd promises
to be enormous, but the managers are
exercised today over the possibility of
a weather change. The weather has
been ideally perfect for the last fort
night. The weather predictions this
however, are "Colder tc-
night, snow Sunday"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Permit Issued.

City Clerk Catlin today issl red to j.
81. Smith permission to make an addi-
tlon TO his residence On lot Is OF block
improvements To DO s4OO.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
HALF A MILLION
Brought From klondike by Two
Men

CHICAGO, oct. 1.--Kendrick Eric
son and Rufus Wainwright have re-
turned to Chicago and Klondike bring
ing between them a fortune valued a..
nearly half million. When they left
here they were practically penniless
and out of work
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
POOR EMPEROR.
The Papers Say China's ex-nIler
Has Committed Sui eide.

LONDON. Oct. IA di ,patch TO a
local news agency says thf IT, a ChIuese
newspaper alleges that th e emperor of
China committed suicide after sioninp
the imperial edict prornulgated Ser
tember 2I
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
YELLOW fever
At Victoria. Mexico.

AUSTIN, Texas. Oct. State
Health Officer w. F. Blunt today re-
csived onicial advices that yellow fever
has broken out at Victoria, Mexico.
The oasis., 1898-01-15
Saturday, Jan. IS, 1898.
ACROSS THHB BORDER

HUI Ol UIC boAty oAOONf 0'N he is making d lively paper.
 The Santa Rosalia shipped seven. teen tons that brought s30, 900. There are two more carloads on the way from Mexico. There is said to te four feet of ore in the shaft, which is past the 250-foot level Good prospects have also been found in new ground.
 The Esmeralda mine, near Mnas Prietas, Sonora, has l 300 tens of ore on the dump which averages one ounce in gold to the ton.
 The Kansas City Smelling and Re fining company has obtained conces- sion for the erection of a shelter at Carmen on the Mexican bank of the Rio Grande. The company must within one month make deposit of S3,00O in government bonds as guar antee; and is granted the usual ex- emptions and privileges. Two Rep ublcs.
 It is believed the Miguelita group of mines in Sonora under bond to ex- Gov. Thornton of New Mexico and associates will be taken at expiration of bond by the final payment of sl50,- 900. This is said to be one of the richest properties in Sonora.
 Two Republics: Messrs. Luis Terra gas, Enrique Creel, Federico Sisinega, Juan Terrazas and J. F. Brittingham have been granted concession for the establishment of one or more packing houses in the republic. They must invest one million dollars in the plant, and have deposited s10,- 900 as a guarantee.
 One of the richest gold mines in Mexico is the Eperanza, situated in the El Orc district State of Mexico. This mine is owned by Mexican company. Not long ago Chas. Lane, the owner of the Utica and Fortina mines in California, made an effort to buy the Esperanza property. He was to pay s6,OOO,0OO Mexican money for the mine, and put up sS0,0O0 option money on the deal. For some reason he failed to make the purchase and he forfeited his s8O,0OO The mine is said to be worth considerably more than s6, ,6O0,0OO The gold vein in the Esperanza is 100 feet wide and the larger part of the ore runs s30 to the ton. The company is operating 4O- stamp mill.-Two Republics.
 Word comes from Casas Grandes, that a rich vein of ore has been struck near the old Guayanope mine, on the Garcia lands, fifteen miles from the Mormon colony of Cuichupa and about seventy-fve miles south of Ca sas Grandes. The vein is said to be very large one. It was discovered by people from the Mormon colony of Juarez. Several leading men of Juarez have taken it up and are prospecting it. They are already taking steps to put in machinery. The ore has been assayed in Colonia Jnarez and in Utah, and is said to run about 5000 ounces of silver, S200 in gold and little cop per. Although the vein was struck several weeks ago, the matter has been kept very quiet, the parties de- string to secure their claims aud pur- sue the work of prospecting as far as possible before letting their discovery become generally known.
 Mexican Herald; A young married man of this city who still belongs to the "boys'' went the other evening be- hind the scenes at the Principal theatre to pay his compliments to one of the most popular actresses of that popular resort. The conversation,
The oasis., 1898-01-15
S25O REWARD.

Colin Cameron will give s25O reward for in formation that win lead to the conviction of any person or persons unlawfully handling b. stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
CALIFORNIA; GOLDEN JUBILEE.
A HOLIDAY THROUGHOUT THE STATE~THE
PRESIDENT TO START THE MINING
FAIR MACHINERY.

San Francisco jan. A.-The splendor OF the cele-
bration Of the golden jubilee of California, which
hogan to-day is not likely to be surpassed for
many a year TO come The entire State has gladly
responded TO the appeals of the miners pioneers
and native sons and daughters. and from now
until the close Of the carnival week San Francisco
will be the Mecca toward which all travel west Of
the serras will be turned. Nor the limo be
drawn al the eastern border OF the State for from
Nevada Utah and the country as far east as Den
yer men who first found fortune in the placers OF
California have already returned here to assist In
the exercises commemorative of the nfteth ami
Coloma, near the old fort erected by General
Suter.
But the participants In this week of gayety are
not confined to the old-tmers 1t Is the young
element the children OF the Of 40, who by
their enthusiasm and well-laid plans have assured
I'm advance the SUCCESS OF one of the unique and
characteristic demonstrations ever projected In
any part Of the Union.
The festivities began at sunrise to-day. The city
IS gayly decorated with flags and bunting. on
every hand dsplaye large portraits Of James
Marshall who picked up the first gold nugget In
California In 1915 The city Is crowded with visit
ors from all over the State
BY proclamation Of Governor Budd to-day is
IA legal holiday The principal feature of the
opening of the jubilee was monster parade
on each succeeding day Of the week there VIII
be some novelty for the entertainment OF Visitors.
opening of the Mining Fair where Will be shown
the mining products OF every county in the state
Washington. Jan. N-Senators Perkins and
White and Representative Mcguire. of California.
to-day formally invited the President to touch the
button which Will open the Golden Jubilee Mining
consented 10 touch the button and 10 put the
machinery OF the fair in notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
RADCLIFFE HELD FOR PERJURY.
HIS AIIEGFD FIRST WIFE PRODUCES MAR
RAGE CERTIFICATE

Magistrate Deuel. in Centre Street Court yes
erday held for trial assistant District Attorney
Lloyd's charge Of perjury Edward j. Radcliffe the
actor convicted Of assault In the third degree on
his wife who Is the daughter OF Peter De Lacy.
The perjury charge is based on the alleged false
statement OF Radcliffe his trial for assault mat
he had never been married before Miss De Lacy
became his wife.
Caroline Ravenhill. the English woman who con-
tends that she was married to Radcliffe before he
came to this country. was on the stand yesterday
and produced a certificate showing that she and
Ratclre were married In Marylebone Parish. Lon
don on August 49, 1888. She had a picture OF Rat
cliffe which she said had been given her In 1886,
through his mother. II addressed Dear Car
rle" and had on the back poetic quotation ard
Ratcfe's name.
John Chambers now typewriter agent who In
1884 and 1885 member Of a theatrical com
pany with Radcliffe in England, swore that Rat
clifYe had told him that time that he had wife
and child .,
Magistrate Deuel. after hearing this testimony,
decided to hold Radcliffe for perjury The prisoner
was taken back the Tombs. He said he had re
ceved a contract from Proctor to appear for 800
week. A complaint of bigamy has been ISSUED
against Radcliffe in New-Jersey where he was maj,
RED to Miss De Lacy, and II he Is released on pan
on the perjury charge. he will be rearres'ed on the
charge of bigamy