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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
BICYCLE THIEF CAUGHT.
}. J. Taylor's Sterling ChainIess Re.
covered by Some Good Work

| There was quite an exciting time to-
day at the 7. p. depot just before The
departure of the train for the east. A
| few days ago John j. Taylor lost his
fiue Sterling chainless BICYCLE and he
at once told the policemen about his
loss. They told the express agents
running out of here to look out for the
wheel. But until today the wheel was
not seen.
Today when Lynn McClintock went
| to the outgoing L. p. with the Pacl fic
| Express wagon, as he does every day,
he went inside of the express car and
| no sooner was he inside than he saw a
chainless bicycle. As there are so few
of them in This section he went to ex-
anime 1T, and although the color ad
been changed from green, it's original
color, to that of black, he at once
| recognized the wheel.
Charles Newland Of the McCutcheon-
| Payne bicycle store was telephone d
for, as was also policeman. Newland
got to the depot first. He looked at
| the check and then the baggage agent
| point d out the man who had checke d
| the wheel.
A bout this time George Hero'd came
| and the two of them went through the
car to look for the fellow, but he had
| got out the other end of the Car and
come up towards the station. New
| land came out of the upper end of the
| car and met the fellow and asked him
for the check on'his bicycle. The fellow
produced his check. but said it belong
ed to another fellow in the car, and he
would go and get the fellow to whom
it belonged
Newland let him go, and the man
went across the end of the car aud put
out on a hard run down Florence
street for couple of blocks. Before
he had gone the length of one, how
ever. Newlsnd was right behind him
| and a HERALD reporter behind New
land.
George Harold jumped out of the car
sndF onto his horse ard started in
the chase, but he was too late to make
the catch as Charley had the man by
the collar of the coat when the officer
arrived, after hard chase of bout
three blocks.
Toe man wouldn't give bis name and
when they started back to the train
with him his poor mother came up aid
she didn't understand. She couldn't
peak or understand English, but one of
the men in the crowd " no spoke German
said that she was asking her son what
was the matter, and he never answered
her. She understood the word bicycle
and then she told the crowd that her
son bad bought the wheel few days
ago and was going to Ft- Worth and
was going TO take it with him.
The man would not give his name
and there was nothing else to do but to
take him to the county Jail, which the
officer did.
On arriving at the Jail he wes again
asked his name, but he said be cou d
not speak English. He was searched;
In his hip pocket was h IS ca iber
Smith and Wesson six-shooter. All
the while the search was going on his
poor mother was crying and asking for
me one to get a man who could speak
G rmR1.'
He was locked up aud the old lady
still chung TO her boys neck, and went
in the cell with him, refusing to leave
him
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
SOLUTIONS

The committees were asked to meet
NJ once so US to report to the conven-
zion promptly at o'clock, which time
was set for the converting OF the after
noon session.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
The COUNTY
CONVENTION
Convened At The Court House
AT Noon.
PHIL. DIETER ABSENT
And John N. Dean Effects Ten
porary Organization.

The calling OF the convention to or
der was delayed for ne Arly an hour this
morning on account of the lateness OF
the T. +. train, which was to bring a
coed many Of the delegates from down
III valley to the city.
AT IL 80 the convention was called
to order by FIX Senator John NJ. Dean.
who explained that in the absence OF
Abe regular county chairman, j. Z.
Deter, he had been requested to call
the convention to order so as TO b.
able TO make u temporary organization
until later, when q permanent one
could be organiz ID.
MIR. Dean SAID that a message had
been received from Mr.. Deter saying
that IL was with regret that he CO 10
not be present at the convention but
business interfsred.
The delegations were requested to
secure seats inside the railing, accord
Ing to wards and PRECINCTS
The first and fourth wards secured
seats on the wet side of the room, the
second in the center, the third on the
east side in front of the jury box, vs.
leta in the jury box and the Others
wherever possible.
At twelve o'clock Mr.. Dean stated
that the first business before the
meeting would be the election
OF q temporary chairman aud secre-
tsry. Captain Charles Davis nominal
ed Mr.. Dean for temporary chairman
and Senator Turney moved his election
by scclamat Motion carr led.
y Park Pitman was unanimously ell
ected temporary secretary.
DR.. Yaudell moved that three COM
nittees be organized composed of a
member from each precinct-one upon
credentials, one upon permanent or
ganiz ton and order of business, and
one upon platform and resolutions. Mo-
uon prevailed.
A recess was then taken for five min
stes to allow the precincts to confer
among themselvt as to who should be
male members Of the several commit
tees.
1. +. Archer was elected interpreter.
A motion prevailed that the commit
tees be voted upon at one time. As
Clint precinct had contestiug delega-
lions, IL was not allowed representation
on the committees.
Following were the committees sell
ected:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24

The second aud third orders of bust
nese should be the selection OF q coun-
~ and precinct chairman for the ensu-
ing two years.
The committee alec recommended
that n majority Of the votes cast should
dominate.
The motion was adopted.
The committee on credentials report
cd that the delegates, as published on
page of this Issue, from the city, with
some few changes by proxies be admit
ted. They also passed on delegates from
abe outside precincts.
y. w. Magoffin, A. Il. Coles, ana
Ben Cailin were appointed rs as-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
Frank Lindner Dead.

Frank Lindner, 50 years of age, died
at Hotel D.eu last night of dysentery
aud his remains are now at Ross un-
dertaking psrlors awaiting interment,
which will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
Lindner was German and until
quite recently owned and operated a
saloon on Ell Paso street, south of the
opera house, known as the Opera Hous q
saloon. He had been i'll only a short
time and went to the Sisters hospital
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
Sonora Arguelles Dead.

Sonora de Arguelles, one OF
the oldest residents of Juarez died yes
terday afternoon at about three o.
clock of general debility and old age.
The funeral took place this forenoon
at 900 o'clock from the old church
and was very largely attended, three
priests officiating at the services. The
funeral procession was one of the larg-
est seen in Juarez for years.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
Registration Progressing.

The registration bureau is not going
along as fast as it was, but Is still on
the increase. The number up to 3 p
m. was 2, 1881 OF this number there are
l,460 white, $50 Mexicans, and ITO
negroes. The number by wards is:
lat lat I'd Sd Sd dsh
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
Railway Accident.

"A fat car loaded with rails was over
turned in front OF the Southern Pacif
depot at $3.50 p. m. today. The ca
was part of a freight train which wa
pulling out for California. The scci
dent was attributed to falling brak
beam.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24

Have your stoves repaired by George
Pence, the stove repairer. All kinds
of stoves repaired and work guaran-
teed. Leave orders at j. r. McGib-
bon's second hand store and your work
will be promptly attended to.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24

Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old-fsshioned medine can re-
place Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera,
ana Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-24
Afternoon Session

10 was nearly 2.30 o'clock when
Chairman Dean raped for order and
asked for the reports of the several
committees.
A long wait was INDUCED In for the
delegates TO get together and when the
report OF the committee on permanent
orgssizstion was called for Chairman
BridRers reported that the committee
recommended that the hrst order of
business should be the nominations OF
county officers in the following order:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of Texas, Session 1S9S-99.
TELL 1T TO THE WORLD
That the A. * VI College Has outgrown it's Fa-
ciIitics For Taking Care OF the Hundreds
Texas Boys who seek It's
Advantages.

The Eagle presents this morning the students maculated
in the Agricultural Mechanical College
Texas. The institution houng condition enjoys
widespread popularity extending beyond borders Of
Indeed great have the demands grown upon it, fe.
queny taken occasion lately that the barracks wholly mad
equae accommodate than half who desire TO attend
notwithstanding the equipment in other respects practically su
largely increased attendance The pre Of the could
better service than by nprsng condition properly
upon who will comprise the next legislature the may
be remeded speedily possible The future looks particularly
bright college and influences uniting behalf
way that be truly gratifying to those who have its manage.
hand Col Foster the president has entered upon
his with and stedness purpose
ed his successful life Tie may be said Of the faculty many Of
whom gwen years Of their best behalf
directors liberal aud progressive and have thorough understand
ing Of the important work devoyng upon The Asso.
citation and Aph Phi fraternity praised their
audabe AID unceasng efforts in behalf college among the
but the least potent influence the
Congress nauguratedby Prof Conne which
upon agricultural Of the and incidentally upon the
the institution will be Ear ang and ncalcuable for good
The personnel Of the student body high order young men
presenting intelligent aud manly appearance and eyncng in
their work aud marked appreciation Of their advantages
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25
ANOTHER IMPORTANT
MEETING AT FARis-
10 Is the Court sf ArbitrsFs.al - sss--
tis the Dispuse- n.tw~s-. eseaf-
britain sad vsn-EusEs-

Washington, Sept. q. The sppFosch-
ing meeting At Paris of ihs nnrsn. Zen
ezuela court Of arbitraiiisi, Ef sEE1s
Chief Justice Fuller and Jlstico Brewer
are arbitrators in behalf o. rho rspuhIr..
viii be hardly second in iFnpartanco -.
the meeting AZ Paris Of the p~t- sDru-
mission. owing 20 the crisis utisbi -
Venezuela question raised hetysHyn' IN
United States and Great Britain tigahE-
Cleveland's administration and the -
tent IL which the Monroe doctrine Il ~
volyed.
The president plans for tho court 81,
hold n preliminary session IN Janurlry
at which time Justice Brewer viii gO itY
Paris, but Chief Justice Fulscs 70 nDs
likely 10 20 TO the first meeting ar sas''
United States supreme oonr, viii D
very busy about that time, and svrrs
members Of the bench cannot b gparn4
At the same time Justice Brewer WI
probably arrange a posiponemsnt nnsE
May, at which time both be and ms
chief justice will be free to join oths-
ArbitrAtors TO take up the serious bust
ness OF the commission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25

jackson, Miss, Sept 2L-Anotbsr-
case Of yellow fever has appArSz
At jackson. The patient is a ls-ysar-
old messenger by the name q Harry
Wright. employed by the wSstsrD Va
ion Telegraph company. He lives fltiy
a quarter Of mile from the former ssss-
Of infection.
DR.. Purnell, the state health ofiicST
has issued a PROCLAMATION advising siIs
total depopulAtion Of the town. Pre-
partitions are now being made 70 ssrss
out a special trainload Of refugees 1lnv
infected house are surrounded - -
strong Gordon Of guards.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25

students Roster of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas. session
is9,-9
Afcenaux. Forest Sabine Pass. Texas.
Abrahams. j. D.. New Hrauniels. Texas.
Austin. a. B. Helton. Texas.
Alexander ~. D.. Galveston, Texas.
Adams. J.. 81 Jr.. Huda. Texas.
Armstrong Walter. Wharton. Texas.
Adoock. q n. Terry Teas.
Atlee. a. o. Laredo, TsSas. 49,
Actin. q. a.. Mumford Texas
Alexander Emmei, Cedar Greek. Texas.
nisncheite a. L.. Beaumont. Texas
larham o. o.. clay Texas.
Brann. A. H.. b. Worth. Texas.
blackburn. u. e.. Mineral Wells. Texas
Brewer. "a. A. Lytion springs, Texas.
Urn Ioy Ennis. Texas.
Haley A. r.. Colorado. Texas.
Burns Douglas colorado. Texas
neai A. sidney. Colorado. rexaa.
buchanan. A. D.. Harvey, Texas.
nuuEr. Mark. Sonora. Texas
Hittlr. Th0s. g.. Ir.. College. Texas.
Hoard g. j. hryan. Texas
Hullarf r. o., Lruon. Texas.
Brown. Reayilie. Austin. Texas
Hicrnr Henry. Hitchcock Texas.
Burkey. Henry Galveston, Texas.
Becker D.. g. nrcnham. Texas.
Blrrnr. \. n. Hitchcock. Texas
Becker. Dan. Brenham Texas
iisckDr. Herbert. Ir.. hrCnham. Texas.
Hulco Mason Foster. Texas.
brewster. G.. W.. Clrcleville Texas
Baukhead, Chaa. c.. Paris. Texas.
bland. a. D.. Paris. Texas.
brown. John. Hig Sandy, feXas.
barnes. T. o.. Brighton. Texas
Hundy. %. r.. Milford. Texas.
Bryan W. J.. Chambersville. Texas
Hryan. g. NJ. Chambersvilie. Texas
NWmHHs.
lialtou, John. Wharton. Texas
ilankenship, ~. A.. cade. Texas.
H0ettcher. h D., Welmar, Texas.
Baumgarien. Chas.. schulcnburg. Texas
nland, /. ,. College Texas.
barron, l.. W. Hattie. Texas
HraIleton. Geo. L.. Waco. Texas.
Burleson, II G.. San saba. Texas.
nuhler. Geo. A., Victoria, Texas.
Buhler. W. A. Victoria. Texas
Boail. Thos. -. ~ raso. Texas.
Cooke. David l.. Quinlan. Texas
Carpenter. N. ~. Sour Lake. Texas.
Cummings. r. D.. Clay. Texas.
Clcgg W o. lr. Trinity, Texas.
clark ". L., l.ockhart. Texas.
Clanton. Carlisle, Ennis. Texas
Cleveland. -. W. Jr. Houston Texas.
Coleman, ]. H.. Jr. Rock springs Texas
Carlton. =. NJ Nelasco. Texas
clark Roht H. Tyler Texas
Couch, j. r.. furcst0n. Texas.
tflfftudfu. y. 4. Paris Texas.
Carpenter. W. D.. Toyah. Texas.
Coultaa Alvn. Merritt. ill
CrIttcuden. D.. a.. Paris, Texas.
ChHrske Woody Houston. Texas.
Choalav Alvuh. neicyiie Texas
Collins N o.. llano Texas
Cuott. % W. Mnrtindnlr. Texas
rnyitt I W Bryan. Texas
Colwick. D. r.. Morse. Teas
Carter j ID. Kingston. Texas
Coiwirk % D.. Morse. Texas
clark. e. s.. Eulian. Texas
Coulter 70 F TeXarknnn. Texas
Clement r. o.. Jr Port Layacn Texas
Campbell 10. W. Marshall Texas
carson R e. college. Texas
Cruise. 40. a., Keno Texas.
Dillon. T. it. Eagle Pass. Tryua
Donaldson q D.. Kyle Texas
Darlington 49, l.. Manor Texas.
Durham u. e. LOngvlcw, Texas
Davis. Tom. lrcdell, Texas
Drhruport Boh. plttHhurE. Texas.
Davis. J. a., ~ paso. Texas
beware. Roht.. Jefferson. Texas
I bosa Henry Colorado, Texas.
P Dfoss. Philip. helleviilc. Texas.
Downs. W -, Temple. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25

Williams. J. b.. Paris. Texas
Williams. J. ~. Texarkana. Texas
Winkler. A.. The Grove. Texas.
Mlukler. Chas.. The Grove Texas
Whlsenaut, W. ~. Kyle Texas
Whitman. John. Bryan. Texas
Weston, Dixon. Hampstead. Texas
White, A.. Houston. Texas
Wahrmund. Chester. Szd Antonio. Texas
Wrenn. NJ. NJ. San Marcos. Texas.
Wheeler. g. 8, Manor Texas.
Waller. Carl Ftutress. Texas
Wriaten. &. ~, Abilene Texas.
Winter. Sol. Texarkaua, Texas.
MlllOughhy, Paul. Brady. Texas
White &. r.. Brady. Texas
wilkins. l.. T.. BrenhznL Texas
Weatheriy. c. L, Grapevil9. Texas f
zslzs Ruben C.. Waller Texs~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25

New York, Sept "a A-Abdul Halt
Adali. the champion wrestler Of Turkey
who has just arrived here, has issued b.
sweeping challenge 70 American wrrsl 2
lers. He l. willing 10 meet any man
for the championship o. Amcri,a sDr4l.
side stake OF $500 or sl00O. either Grua
co Roman or catch.as-catch.oan siYss
He prefers Ernest Roeber and SAYS h
throw Casper Mueller four times wilhin
an hours time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-25

Duyer Chas.. smithvIIle. Texas
Dsyer. w r.. San Marcos. Texas.
Eichblatt O. r.. skldnore. Texas
Ellison. u. j.. Loeahart. Texas.
Edison. J. r., Hamilton. Texas
Eberspacher. r.. College. TeEas.
Lasilaud. Hartwell J.. Dallas. Texas.
Lldins. q. r.. Stranger. Texas.
Elfod. o.. Columbus. TeNua
Evans. Chas D., Austin. Texas
Foster. l.. College. Texas.
Foster. W D.. College. Texas
Foster. Henry. College Texas
itaris u, ~, Ennis. Texas.
Fountain Sam. Bryan. Texas.
fthrcnkamp. =. B, Frelsburr. Texas
LiiiEerald. Leonard Houston. Texas.
furrfs Henry. Ir. schulenhurr. Texas
Fausi. a.. New Hraunfels. TsEas
ftch. 8 W Aiice. Texas
tsmcl Z. u. ~ Paso. Texas
fotirr. Mack, College. Texas
Gcerts vs.. b.. beaumont Texas
Green. =. H. foakum Texas
Giles. Nm Roanoke. Texas.
Gu'eaple "a. Manor. Texas
loss ". r.. Jr.. Foster. Texas
Graves. Jesse Rocket Texas
Garrett. W. Stranger. Texas
Garth. r. o.. Bryan. Texas
Jarrett T. IT, Jr., Stranger. Texas
I Ifand. A. NJ, Abilene Texas
| Nafhadc. " T. Whiting Texas
Garner " T.. Victoria, Texas
/ lfisNold %. A.. Galveston. Texas.
Z larircL Claude ~, hellsyllle. Texas
/ 1roie Alex. r.. blowout. Texas
/ Garhade. g.. j.. Whiting. Texas
Grihihs. T W. Jr.. Dallas. Texas.
I Hsbsri T. r.. beaumont. Texas
I llurrt. Anlst. Hunt Texas
/ Holt. o. G.. Lockhari. Texas.
| Henderson, ]. T., Van Aistyne Texas.
/ Henderson, Joe, Dallas Texas
I Harrison. Jerome College. Texas.
/ Horton. q. NJ, Hamilton. Texas
llall Fireman, Dallas. Texas
/ Herman. X =, Austin. Texas
Lehman iisiIl u ~; Austin, Texas.
/ HOFFMAN. J. ~, Breslan. Texas
Holman. y r., Industry. Texas.
/ Helherr VIM T. Houston. Texas.
Hooper, J. J.,College. Texas
legar Willie. Hockey Texas.
| llegar Alfred, Hockey Texas
| Hayfort, Jesse W, Houston. Texas.
Haberzettie. y. s.. ~. Worth Texas.
Hughes. A., Austin, Texas
| holNagawOrth, n. v. Ellsworth. Texas.
| Hunhlnes, Elmo Dallas Texas.
| Hyde, ". W, Taylor. Texas
| nann Geo. 4, Denton, Texas.
Hyde. A. v. Taylor. Texas
hermann r.. a.. Geronimo. Texas.
Hubbard r. A. o.. Paris Texas.
| Ham o. l., Rhea Mills. Texas
Hawkins Meek Courtney. Texas
ilgnner, N. NJ. Houston Texas
llurrell Campbell. knlcen, Texas.
Harrison. W r.. Bedlas Texas
ilolcomh. Roht. Cisco Texas
Hunter E r.. Huntsville Texas.
Henry Arthur Ellluerr. Texas
Holman. Seth 70, ila Grange. Texas.
llausHrr, VIM. Jr. Eagle Pass, Texas.
Harrison. Chas. e. nedlas. Texas
Hurst Guy Hunt. Texas
iluiaOn. A. g.. College. Texas
liackharth. Henry sealy Texas.
iuirlns ~. 3D. 'Nplusco. Texas.
Harris J. 10. wills Point Texas.
lrlrhart. Frank a. Austin. Texas.
jewell r. W. Graham Texas
Itnrtas. D. g.. Colorado Texas.
Jackson 49, B OEro. Texas
Johnson Homer Paris. Texas.
Iaphrt y. g.. Houston. Texas
.Iackmau. ~. KYLE. Texas
Johnson Arthur. Eureka. Texas
Jones. D. r.. Victoria, Traas,
johnson. J. r.. Dallas. Texas.
Kyle a. J.. Kyle. Texas
Kerr Hoht g.. Houston. Texas
Kroschel. y. NJ. liallettsville. Texas.
The herald., 1898-01-10
IT WAS NOT POISON
Old Joe McIntyre's Serious Symptoms
Were Caused by Alcohol

Were Caused by Alcohol
Joseph Mcintyre, an old white beard
ed man, was removed from the Lafay-
cite, lodging house at the corner of
Commercial and Amelia streets, by the
patrol wagon yesterday afternoon, as
it was presumed he was suffering from
dose of poison. The old man ap-
peared to be insensible when placed
upon the operating table in the re-
ceiving hospital, and his case somewhat
puzzled DR.. Hagan, the police surgeon,
until the patient had been pumped out,
when 1t was found that Mcintyre had
been drinking too long and too much.
Mcintyre is an old soldier In re-
ceipt of monthly pension of $12. He
was sergeant Of the First artillery,
N. Y. ", during the war. Until lately
he has been an inmate Of the Soldiers
home. near Santa Monica, but he left
there about two weeks ago to undergo
an examination by lunacy commission
in the superior court, because he be-
lieved that there was conspiracy
against him in the home to place poison
in his food. Other erratic notions of
the veteran had rendered him an object
of fear to his barrackmates. When ex-
amined he admitted that he had had such
delusions, but that they had left him.
AS there were no further signs of aber-
ration of mind to be detected in the man,
he was discharged upon his promise to
go to San Francisco, where he claimed
to have friends. Instead of doing so,
he has been drinking immoderately and
may yet have to be committed to High
lands.
The herald., 1898-01-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Skeele's organ concert tonight.
Read the Trinidad Rubber company's
notice on this page.
DR.. Masser has moved from the Will
cox building to 21s South Broadway.
Call Tel. Main 24S for ambulance.
Kregelo g. Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors,
S61 and 1853 s. Spring st. Tel. Main 1929.
Watches cleaned. rs cents; main
springs. 80 cents; crystals, 10 cents.
Patton. ia South Broadway.
Adams Bros, dentists, 23eh South
Spring street. Plates from "a. Pain
less extracting, 80 cents. Filling O
speciality. Hours, 8 to 8: Sundays, 10
to IL.
Clearance sale Of framed pictures left
over from the holidays at H. c. Lichten-
berger's art emporium, 202 South Spring
stree. Closing out a choice lot Of beauti-
fully framed goods at 50 each, worth
from So to IS. nj
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms 1873, 1874, 1876.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours. to s. Tel. 1927.
There will be civil service examina-
tion for positions at the Southern Cali
fornia state hospital on the 18th inst. at
10 o'clock a. m. for the positions of as
sistant physician and attendants and
other positions now vacant or to be
vacant.