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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Hcijeu mn Hrhelt.
Mc9inlep asi9t iid in @alesburg, SG.r
Dem 8ulte. - 4uf bjItpriIdt
9ulrbe. .

Mc9inlep asigt iid in @alssburg, SG.f
Dem 8plte, - 4uf piItpriIdr
@}runoe.
@ales6ura Su., 7. Stto6er.-
9fuf Dem biltoriTdsn Campus besanor
College, no ppr Al Sa6rsn 2lbrd1am
2inooln unb Sisp6en q. Douglas i'm
osntlpiiroiesr gisos56ladt fir unb ge=
gen bic Ns9er 8sfreiung itritIen, Itan4
Den bsuts prdIiosnt Wic9inlep uno Iein
9sneral 9pI Itmeilier Sbarles Gmorp
Smitb uno bIelten audi ReOen.
McainleD mar auf isinemr Sriump6A
5uge" bur6 bic mittlsrsn Staaien gs-
liern 2l6snb bisr argetungt uno in oen
0auTe DON S6erIt Carr, ebemuligeE
@eIanbien rad Odnemart, unter 9ar4
riIon's 2(omininratipn, sotli9 abges
liiegen. Im Mor9sn gslsttete i'm eina
g6rengarbe unter 3uiammenlauf pon
piel ueugisrigsm 9olt na9 oem be-
rubm!sn GO0ess Sslo. Subelnoe3us
rufs begriiblsn ben prdIrosnten.
9luf oem Campus iibsrnu6m Sbsrf
Carr ben 0oriib unb GongrebmItslieo
prince 6islt cine 8ssriiBungsanIpras
DE. Damn betrat WfoamlleD bic Tsbs
ner 5ribiins, bic, fpie bic bstannten
Glteten lsuls i'm Srte perlidsrn, &c,
nau ouf oerIelben Stslie srri6tst 1T,
mo- por Al So6rsn 2incoln unb Sous
slas einanbsr ge9eniiber Itanoen. Def
Infniipfungspuntt mar oa ei4t gea
funDen.
Mc9inkp [pra6 BON iener grobet
3sit, Die srobs Wenfasn uufbradte;
pon ben bsioen setpoltigsn WdnnerA
bic bisr DOR Al Sabren nit Der Mfd4s
ibrsr 9srsptIamtsit fire Sade psrs
fodtsn. Sens Champagne, bic 2incoln
unb Douglas bumdls fiibrten, lei Don
bifori|9sr unb nationaler 8eoeutune
aetpeIen; bsnn i'm gun5en 2anpe 6abs
man osnReoetdmpf bieier 6eioer WGHs
ner mil Spannun9 perfolgt, aus i6ren
Wprten oas ei9sre uribeii gstldrt un6
bann fir uno piOsr partei genommen.
Der Idtisblids bluti9e Gonflift lei
unpsrmsbii6 gepsien.
Wit pp6lflingenoen Worien ii6er ies
ne grobe 3sit ernotets W}c2Inlep ben
gsifoG Der perIammelten Wenge.
Damn folgte 9eneral poltmeiEter
Smitb nit elmer Rebe, bic glsi6faGs
siren 6i|oriT6en 3udblid duf ben
Gbaratter uro bic Sbaten Qircoln's u.
{sires @sgnsrs Douglas gab. 0anN
fol9ie nod eine Geod6tnibfeisr auf
oem Campus. Mc&inlep uno leire
gsgieiier perabI6isbsten Ti6. Na4
Chicago ge6t bic Ja6rt.
Mc8inlsb in 6 6tcugo.
6icu9o, 7. Ottober. - Wtes
ainlep u. ieme 9eglei.er langtsn bsute
Na6mittug 45 ubr bier an uno par
Wcainlep Der GbrengdIt BEL Dem 6euti
2beno i'm r2luoitorium" abgsbaltenea
8antstt oss vWarquettszGlubs." 9le.
ben i'm LAB GrsbiidOf Srelano pon
ct. puul. Rsoen bielten 9lObioc
ga1aro, Gr5biidof Srelasto, Senator
Jairbants, ariegsietrstdr aOOt una
prGi0ent Moainleb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
GREAT SCOTT.
Gbrli9feit unb @liidFsli9feit geben
9ano in 9anb.

Gbrli9fsit unb @ludTslisfeit seben
9ano in 9anb.
@reat Scott, Der Heprdler,!ant es<
funben @eIddftsiinns uno fstlssn
GortI6ritts, isst uber bic Obsrfldde
Der mercantilsn 8slt binlpsg, Ipie Elm
Gbclon, ber NIT Dem 8ir6sl Isines Grz
folgs bic @udsrsr oss vGom6ine" nit
atpsierlei preilen srltidt. e
9absn plassn bic Mduie gu 5obs.
Der sroBe preis9erubIebsr, pstdsr
ltets mitleibig auf bic S6pd6en Serz
isnisen berabliebt, Die nit ibm gu eonz
currirsn be6uupten mDdten, i4rsitet
nit abgeipsnoetsn Mugen an penlelben
boriiber uno bedI oer, Mdntel Der 2iebe
iber lie.
sSm getpubt[sin bes Rsdts sibt ss
rur sines, tpona4 gu itreben es in bic
fer tpsiten, tpeitenWslt Der Mubs pert6
1T - Elm M ann gu iein.
Great Scott, Der uniperleGs 8erIorz
ger, 1T nur am 9sl1en nit Iih 5ufrie=
ben, tpenn es ihm ssltattst 1T, Senieaiz
gen nit ibrsr Gintpiaisuns bei5ulte=
ben, psl9e ni6t immer ba5u imStanz
be Isin mOssn, ii6 Islblt gu bslfsn.
9lei9 Der eide, pelde our6 Die nib
risen Winbe ponSabrbunoertsn ee6dr=
tet purbs, Itsbt er an ben Sbursn slz
ner 2doen bes Wobltbuns, pIe gbraz
bam 2incoln, bepor Gebterer bic Set
ten Der Stlapsn Seri6metterte, traurlg
uro forssnpou, unb bistet ben Inter
brIdten b,s nGumbine" bic bslfsn0s
Suno ebrii9sn, ssrsaten unb rssuen
Sanbefns. uno pie bic WtaRen Dem
2i4ts folsen!
Gdmmerteulen rsprdisntIren leltsn
bas 2amm.
Great Seott 1T glei4 alien e6rllhen
MGnnern, einerlei in pel6er Bs5lsz
buns, nets srnltbuft, obne i4ein9siIis
gu Isin. Seine erobsn fiinf older umz
foHeqlben 2dosn; feline oaran gren5enz
ben urIpriinglidsn 2dosn - idmmtz
Ii9 an Noro 9oparo Strabe -
unb Ieine 3tpsis 2dbsn on 9apltroBs
unb Central 2lpenus, fsben dmmfz
lid ba ass unbsltodsns 3sugen, I'm
3sugnib abaulsgen fir FsineG9rlIatsJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

S:uatsn, Maion, but Bis jebt perssb-
lid nu6 Sobannu S6tpurb gefuriat,
fir Die sr 21,OOO Mart, pas Grblbsif
pon einsm tiir5li6 in 9lmsrita perItOr4
bsnsn Sntel, in 9srlpabrung bat.
0nigbt s. YarteGa, Der. Stdaten4
&onIul in Spnnebsrg, rel lie beute in
offi5isllen 9el9dften na9 2lmerita ab.
gr nirO i'm 9e&mber 3uriidte6rsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Der @rubenl ltrife beenbet.
Dit fran36hfhe Ropalilfen Dsr<
fdw6rung.
Gimc Qlnti= Seiuiten 6 ampdgne in
sSranfreie1 ppransseiast.

Ridtsr @rosieun in Yaris. - Ssin
2isbes5Wdbl fir @eneral Mer=
cier's So6n. - 9ln5si6sn fir eins
anti=bpiHilfs 9tGian5. - 8ulIif6z
Tb;riId Gonflitt. - Wesutersj
auf Der r5ram." - prfnsen=
puur perlpbt.
Yaris, 7. Sttobsr. - Ser Strif'
in Sc Grsuaot 1T beenoet. premisrnliz
niItsr Wafosdz zRouheuu empPtng biute
Moroen Osisgaaonsn Der Irb:itgeber
urdb 9(rb.iter. Na6osm er Johann Iet=
ne gntidaiolns abgs9sbsn, tpuroe be-
fe Shnsibsr, benz geliber Der Gruben
in greuaot, unb ben @tritsrn mitse=
t6eitt. tpslhe Ii6 8etbs 3ufrIeoen gez
ite[lt srfldrten. Die Qrbeitsr psrotn
am Montas i6rs 9lrbait pieoer aufz
nefnen.
Ri9ter @rostsuntn paris.
Duris, 7. Sftober. Hi6tsr
9rosjean. Der ungsbiih in bic ROpullz
ftsnzGerId!pDrung gum Stur5s perRsz
publit p.rlpidelt 1T, truf seItern in
paris Elm. gr fast, sr hubs lange Dpr
YrGlioent Daure's Sob osmSobne bes
Generals Msroisr Elm Diner eegeben.
Dsoer Gopoisnac. nod Nussnap De
gsauuepaire lsien bd5u aeluoen getpez
fen. Gin @uit, Der Dem Diner bsiz
tpotnts, bstdtiste bies unb iagts, ss
lei BEL Slide nur bon Der 3en:li bes
Orspfu us>prossiIss bic Heos gerpsisn,
Senator 8srenger. prdliosnt oss
GpssialzSsnatsz Gomits's, tpsldss bic
trsgen 8er!6tp0rune gegsn bic 3seis=
rung Qnestlogtsn pro5sIiirsn ioa, perz
nahm ssitsrn i'm 9orpsrbOr 9,m.rul
Rosst unb @rosjsan be5iiglid Der
4rtlassn gsgsn paulOerouleoe. Spdz
ter eonferirte er NIT Dem Suiti5miniz
tier.
u ntt< Sefuitsnz 6 mpagne E
5runfrei6.
2pnbon. 7. Sftober. - Sn gs=
trsff bss Ropaliltsn%Gomplots in
5ranfrei6 babsn lid teM1s reuerli6sn
Gntpidelungen eresbsn; aber bic 8sz
bauptung, oab General Rogst uno Der
frubsrs arisssminiitsr gooefrop Ga
paianac in bas gomplot psrlp;deit
isien, pirb fir elaubpirbig ee6altsn.
Jrantrei6 1T i'm 4usenblid ruh;e;
obsr es lisssn Nn5eidsn senug Dor,
oab bort 6atente @dtpyrigtsitsn bette
fen. Das lo5ialiitifhs Mitglisp nss
aabinstsWalbsd bsd|Roufeuu, 4leranore
Wiusranb, its1te in elmer am lebtsn
Sonntae sshaltenen Rsos oeutlid gsz
ieBsebsriide Mubres.ln segen bic Sc
fuitsn in 4us{iHt.
2lntibrittf6e 4lliun3?
paris, 7. Sftobsr. = Osr ruff
IHe Miniiter bss Nuspdrtigen, @ruf
Muropjetp, Der in SponSen nit Mitz
slisbern Der Ipunilhen Regisrung COM
fsrirt, angebti6 in Der QbIi6t, Spdz
nisn gum mgeitritt gu elmer ontibriti=
Idsn europdi1den aurun5 gu 6srssen,
1T bsute aus ben ipuniifen pprez
nden, no sr bic 8doer sebrau6t bat,
bier singetroffsn uno piro elm, Wo6s
in Daris' bleiben. prG|ioent lpubet
niro i6m gu gbrsn sin Diner i'm glp=
lee ss6sn.
Rufiif9 Serbif der Son :
flitt.
Di.n. Z. Ottobsr. - Die biplo=
matif9sn 8e3iebunssn 5tpii4en &ubz
Lamb uno Ssrbisn iinb abgebro4en.
Wis bic rH.us 5reie prsfe" meIoet,
bat Der ru1lifde oiplomatiI4k Isent
8eIerab psrlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
$1,000 pom Baltimore mad, WiasarazBail

uup ,uriid am E0nneritaQ, Den r NHobsE.
Sic lcste Dieisr bslisbten GgturiiOnsn; e'l1
Iete fne fir 10 5age oiltig. SurblauIenhs
9eripnsns unp 9ullman= 9arlort t9HG9Qons psr=
loiisn Gamoen=S Sabnboi I'M 9.l9 9ormlttaQs
ben glt Hopal= =9abubof nm 94 Vprmlttaqs
llnterbredbuno Der Tabrt ipiro ani Der &ud@
reile erlaubt in Suialo, &o6siter, @snepa,
Yurostt. uno Mau6sGbunf. gbitetsr nap
Sbouiano= ISLANDS uur $50 filr bic HuMOz
reie pom Rod)eer. t2ol-Z)
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Maaa||!.laalga3
Baltimore uno Sigbtitraf,c.
0tmdus aeOrGtt0t!

sic erinnern T6 itOsnfaGs Der ulten 5absl:
rS6ntiou no &amrl. Der S6ntiotr crdubts
Dem Rdmee, bab Hebttres icinsn Ropf sumS6uss
BEN arnltn S6uciOcr OeraSciu pouitduoie aus benz
3elte hinousprGupte
@traotlo erforoertt bag gBabgtbum unicrss &c.
mem ehEStportemcnts nab uIro unb mcbr unO mrbr
Waum bis oa'clbc jcft allies Nnocre ans oem < =.
partemcnt bIHaus GtorGUQt bat uno nunmebr b
0aHjcn Manm nts lweiten 1slurs sinuimmt
Glne @tr9roberune Ots 8aumts brnot ein nm
oas Soppeltc Oer0rosertcs SuQcr nit fb cine
ScltQcnbcit fir cine oldn,cupr intioltinn NON
Gamen. @aroerobcn, uic Oicicbc in Baltimore mid.
l5res @Icibtn bat. Sine AusitcluuQ Der ucucfen,
moosrl'tsn uno ae6mddppuittu Sber=G1tr6npsr
Int Samen, poour9 S6be Sub in Die poroerit,
@che Der gsibdite iir ccOantt Samcu.Rltipcr aes
bradt pirp
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&altimprc= Cbip= abn.&ulIetin.

S1.5O pOn BaItlmOre naeb EbiIateIphla unb
suriid am Sonntaq, ben 10. Gttpber. Der
Spejia!Bus psrlGbt ben Gamoensyabnbof nm
S.l5 Wormittaqs Mt 8opaI= gabubOf um $50
@ormittaqs, @ap=strabe $50 9ormittaQs.
50 80 pun Baltimore mad, philadelphia unb
suriid am u Gttober, aus @sranlafung Der
Ybilaoslpber @rpOri=9lushelune, einl6liesi6
Gintritt 9iGete fuo qiltie fir Die @in=
nm 8idiabrt auf alien reguldren 3iiqen; eiils
rio iir Die 8iidiabrt 10 5aQe, eini3lsbib
oes Yerfaufstages.
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Nerlurcn.

Qui benz 3us. Gr. l3, n 6. 8. g. sni'3tn
Baltimore uno Soarrisburg am 3. S'fobfr elnt
tleine braunc : 2eoertd de- enthaltfno q, b, {
6ops nm eiuiqc 9ripat= Gaptere, plc nur mr. oen
Gioentbiimer BON 98crtb fno. s. Stlebnung,
mtnn pi,iebe iuiort abQelisisrt miro im nrs u
pts Statiuus @orit b er I'M ealpsrt=
Stru ks Refine Traqen rpcrpeu qeiellt.
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SciratbSgeiub.

Gin aneinftsbsnoer 6infiiger miinibt bic ee=
fauutidaft elmer III Der Gdbe isinss Altrrs rebens
Den finosrleicn Grau 5u maden ir'ts NHrot9.
SHon ooreINre uutsr ,& g." an Die Expedition os.
ylattes. '2ol--J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Sunoe Mittipe

NIT bibid,sm Sem uno unabbdngi0cm Tsrnioetn
miinldt Die @etannti6ait zines asbilosttn, relpel=
tableu Mannes su MAIDEN. G. elenj, M 544''
Hhpoes =Npcnuc, Gbcago, Sus. NZoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
s,pm s,auie iprtac,pansert, a

am A. 0ftuber, elm peutiter Mann,, Namcns
trua einsu id5por;sn In,uq uuo StrObbut belsr
SENT; S unasidbr gub 3Ol arob unO qe9t in
Sdnoen Srqenb cine @ustunit pirb bantbar entz
Qtqeu eenpmmen III Hr. 1ll9, ozo ar p=
kZSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
"1nilaren" Wn'iise fir Samrn unt
scrnlilcius

" Wtr ter rem cine icbr feline Qarti Dor
snQnbtn @omcipunz zAnIuQtn in ptribiroereu
NudnttH BON gran, in Der mooerusn 99ciie ators
betct, ptl6e einen r0nb="NnjuO :bne @eriidfdti=
guna ots Vrtiics aus]eidbneu &niblebtnoc posr
"Slp=6ronts~ ~9adCts, nit Satin HbuouIu" oeiiti.
tert moocrRe GleOr0de nit 0abitsRiidieite "a.
oelpS poHcnoe, bon oeibnciotyte Gn3ioe ptld,c
iirgtnomo anOerpdrts iiir $3.50 biaiq&Q TX
i'in 'OJrOen Sir ,s@J. ID
Il l rsm {" @enttiuu Iu,ios,
blansl@iparl ooU braun, sbcnio aus bcleu uno
oHntels9TanEn enOlii6en NoHleipuus, ouiblieSmos
'ner s6lpSTront" nit Seioe gciiittcrte Sodtts,
.Nablt:"Rlti0rodt nit brttcn Rtibcu bon r3uilou
Sf@inG" an Der 6runte bsruntcr gHir baben
hiemais eincn beiercn 9Sertb fir $500 qeiehtt
fir fir rcanen ar%i" sn n"' '''"'" G''aS O' $3.50
vi |ttratt On.-nur nm Die iunQeuSos
men fnr unicr 8eibdt ju iutsrsiiircu - oficris
rem nlr tlne Narte BON blaucn une ibnarie1
oemsilahtbtn @njugcn, Die NIT ocrclben Soro.
lai dh9fiertiQt purbtt, als oeieniqsn fir ibre
Mntter; '6Ips6ronts" &adets, pOllidnpio nit Mi,
lHs Qrlutttrt ebsn'o roabis" aleiprOd nit Q,iGl=
telfer NhdlttG urb oifsucr 1rontc; icrncr So,n,.
,pun=Hnlnpc nit ooppelreibiQenS Sadcts
t.nlST gtnfhbrun0s Qrris iur bieieG.4 IN
81. MMaias II 80 .elO
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$3.50
Separate RleinrDfc.

VHUiii d SOmeipun RIrior6fs
aut bell: O0cr ounfslQrduen ODER blancn ifarbtn,
era6ttGe ttmaric Screesftipr0de uuo ceQante
SrluIantints NIT Sattel, r&abt" uoer yinucrtto"
9elaittlttr Nudictc. gut eefiittsrt uno cinQeidSt
Nur um gu ieiOen. Oub IS id lobnt bel she
s Gno, ;n tautsn, martrtn mir OieieSS3 HO
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Samen> unn TrGuleins= Sufcts.

Nubtc Sadets aus id)ipertm Rtrisbsl boos
pelrcibios ODsr o5lpsGrons"d "dacons rtaior.mabe~
osrldrtts Rdbte. NIT 8baoanle Seibc qeiHttert; ,n
9adst, pas ais Elm pOr,ieli6er g8srtb &> Sn
thr 5000 betro6ttt miro. llnisr Yreis sD NV
6rauItins Sadets g aus poriiQli6sn
Rcritus. ale 6arbcn, blau, itwari, Wlooe uuo
lobturbiG, boppcreibiGts 6uton, taotlos paiieHo u
regular rtailor=mabe" lin ben sutinfietu
Jran'n tntatqen ju tommcn, marfircnG On
mir olee $50 Sadets auf . . .spc.oV
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llnjcr GrcOit> Shffcu,

ss 1T Die leibteite uno bcquemitc Utctboot fiis
Solde, pebe es ooriisben, ibre 99auren in tlciner
mo6eutliden OOer monatliben 9t:rdqeu All b,s
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Belize.
S1.98 bis $4,000.

Gas gr0stc 9lNortimtnt III Baltimore
'n psIds Sbuer gsiallen miiNen -
Scaris," GUllarettts, 4raQeu uno GapCs,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
THE JOKE. ON "pat."
He Voted the Straight Republican
Ticket


Charley Patterson acknowledged
this morning that the joke was on him.
Very early on the morning of the cleo
ton Charley went into the Second ward
polling place to cast his ballot for the
success of the democrats. He entered
with friend, who had in his hand a
democratic and republican ticket.
After talking over the matter for
awhile, Mr.. Patterson asked for a
ticket and his friend said: "Here is
oue." Mr.. Patterson took the ticket,
called his name and was given the
number of his vote.
Here.is where the interesting part
comes in. just as the ballot dropped
into the box the friend discovered that
he had given Charley a republican
ticket. A howl went up that made the
building tremble but it was too late
and the great advocate of democracy
had voted the straight republican
ticket.
Charley's complexion first assumed
the color of uncorked cleret and then
rainbow appeared about his eyes and
after they disappeared he looked as if
he had been electioneering six months
without rest.
He finally put On his radiant smile
and suggested that all present indulge
in q lemonade stew at his expense,
which they did,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17

construed to embrace articles not &C.
tually accommodating the passenger,
but which are forwarded months after
the owners arrival, owing in many
instances to the fact that the effects
were voluntarily left abroad, or
that the owner came to this coun-
try without any definite inten-
tion of remaining. No such liberal
construction can be placed upon the
law as it now exists, the requirement
being set forth that this exemption
shall only include such articles as actu-
ally accompany and are in the use Of,
and as are necessary and appropriate
for the wear and use Of such persons
for the immediate purposes of the jour
ney and present comfort and convent
ence."
It will always be to the interest of
persons coming into the country to de-
clare articles in excess Of 800, which
Is the maximum amount allowed free.
However, If he fails to comply the law
says, that duty shall be assessed upon
the articles in excess subject to the
highest rate of duty
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
An Ideal Day.

FL Paso was treated to an ideal
spring day yesterday. The shower of
the previous day had purified the at
mosphere ard Sunday dswned cool and
clear. All day long the streets were
crowded with pedestrians, the ladies in
their gowns of fimsy materials and the
men in their new spring suits. AS if
filed with q desire to "get even" with
the chilly setback OF Easter, the crowds
turned out in strength that suggested
a June Sunday. The crowd of the
previous Sunday, which was large con-
sidering the season and weather, was
fairly doubled yesterday. The roads
were in fairly good condition and those
VINO were the fortunate possessors of
turn outs made good uge of them and
remained ont until late at night.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17

went on a business trip relative to the
removal of his Office from here to Aguas
Calientes, Mexico. The change will
be made about the first of next month.
Col Fernando Gonzales, son OF the
ex-president of Mexico, and Captain
Montesinos, both adjutants of Presi-
dent Diaz, who have been visiting Con-
sui Mallen for the past few days, left
for San Francisco Saturday. They
were highly pleased with their visit
here.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles-O. K. Sorrow. Mersilla
Park; Mr.. G. N. Marshall and wife, S.
]. Parsons, city.
Center Block; 81 F Kaufman, San
Antonio; ] E Griffin, Omaha, G P Bur-
ner, F B Kendell, Fit Worth; Mrs @ 81
Townsend, Organ, G w Hess, New
York: Chas Belgran, L w Holt, F o
Morgan, Roswell; G B Willingham,
T M Hart, Gainesville, F w Phillips,
Tex: r V mden,.Spring6eld. Mo.
Grand Central: S b May, New
York; E J GLEN, Shafter, Texas; G
M Nichol. J L Watson and wife, Port
land, Ore: Miss A G Morris, Miss L.
Thomas. Philadelphia; M Snyder and
wife, J A Riley, W Fl Lockhart, Col
orado Springs; j D Isaacks, Las Cru
ces: G A Thompson, Mrs. 81 LNeiles,
K Jolley, Pittsburg, Pa; Geo. Reck-
hsrt, Pierce, Arizona.
Pierson: A A Watson, Eric, Pa:
E Patton, Phoenix; F White, New
York: G l. Smythe, Sab Francisco; c
w Leftwith. L J Gilliland, Kansas
City; r L Price, ST Louis: G E Hitch
cock, Alamogordo; D E Turn ball, Bal
timore: Q Kingsley, Tucson; E Gun
ninghsm, San francisco: A G Stein,
r Q jackson and wife, New York; Prof
a Helmer, Galveston: T E Wicks, Buff.
falo: D G Wilson, Las Vegas; c
Nun.
Lindell hotel: Mary Peterson, City
T A Kelly, Mexico:Ed, S Piontkowsyk,
NJ G Ry:O r Williams, Mex: William
Boris, City: w B Twitchell, San Pc
dro. Mex: F. N Bscs, Sacorro: N M; A
B BATHS, Thurber, Texas; j NJ Garcia
Ysleta; John Plunkett, Milwauki, Wis:
Jas. Grab am, City: Rob Scott, Hills
boro; Jno. Monahan, Maxon Springs:
W A Smith, Mexico; G A Ulrich, Par
raj, Mex; Robt. Dalgleish, San Luis
Potosi: Gregorio Espalin, City: 81
Burke, Temple: JAS. Lynch. Chicago;
L f Crutcher, Springfield, 4 Morton.
City.
New Commercially. T. Kearney,
Buffalo, N. Y; K. Karaby and family,
Bevaris; R E. d. Pope, Ennis, Texas;
Geo. Schramm and wife, Marshall,
Texas; G. W. Alexander, chihuahua,
Mexico; Mrs. j. G. Glesion, Murfa
N. Y. McGinty, San Antonio; G. S.
Green, city; Geo. Steinkemper, ST
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED.
Engineer Draper of the 6. H. & S. A.
Lost His Left Arm by the Acct
dental Discharge of d Gun Yes
ferddV

b. Draper, one of the Oldest, most
popular and thoroughly competent en-
Gineers on the q. II. & S. A, lost his
left srm yesterday by the accidental
discharge of shutgun. He had
cleaned the gun anC preparatory to
going hunting had placed it in the
edge of his bath tub. When he reach
ed for it, in some manner both barrels
were discharged, the contents horribly
mutilating his left arm. 1t was am
putated short time after.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
PERSONALS.

Maury Edwards returned from East
ern Texas this morning.
Willard Patterson returned on the
T. P. this morning from Pecos.
Mrs. Tays and T. Jackson left vi
the S. P. iOr Los Angeles today.
DR.. Bray came down on the Santa Fe
this morning, from Chamberino.
Gen. A. J. Malloy left fer Mineral
Wells yesterday on brief lay off.
Mrs. F. Webb left via the Santa Fe
this morning for San Diego, Califor-
mia.
J. K. Jolley, contractor, OF
Pittsburg, came in this morning on the
TIP,
George Reckhart arrived on the San
ia Fee this morning from Pearce, Ari-
IONA.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Holt left on the
Santa Fe this morning for Colorado
Springs.
Harry Carpenter, agent at the joint
warehouse, came in on the T. P. this
morning.
Harry Miles and wife, of Wichita,
Kansas, came in on the San ia Fe this
morning.
Mrs. J. E. Piper and son came
down on the Santa Fe this morning
from Silver City.
Mrs. M. Marshall of this city left
this afternoon for San Francisco to be
gone all summer.
John Sneed, city editor of the HER
AID, left Saturday on q short visit to
his old home in Memphis.
A. Trexler, who has been In the city
for few days, left for Philadelphia
this morning on the Santa Fe.
Harry Lockhart, Jr., of Albuquer-
que, N. M, is in the city and thinks he
will remain here permanently.
Mrs. T. E. Hunts many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is much
better and will be able to be about in a
few days.
Mrs. w. E. Jessup and son Thomas
arrived in the city yesterday from
Guatemala, Central America, enroute
for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dave Roberts went to Dallas yester-
day on the r. P. where he was sent as
a delegate to the K. z. convention to
be held at that place.
Mrs Canady and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, returned on the I. z. this
morning from Fit Worth, where they
have been spending the past few
days.
Charles O'Banuon, several years ago
a citizen of Juarez, is in the city for a
few days. MIR. O'Bannon is now in the
bottling business at chihuahua, Dur
ango and TorreOn.
Mrs. J. w. Brown left for Dallas to-
day to attend the Ladies' Home Mis-
sion society OF the Methodist church
which will be in session there from
April 10 to the 26.
Rev. J. T. French left today for
Lockhart, Tex, where his wife is
quite i'll. He also received the sad
news yesterday that his brother DR..
French of Bisbee, Arizona, was dying
]. F. Hirckle and wife of Pensaco
came down on the white Oaks Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Hinckle left for Las
Vegas this morning to attend the or
ganization of the sanitary board, of
which he is mem Der. His wife will
remain here until his return.
Tom M. Anderson, of the Wrought
Iron Range company. returned yes
terdsy from enver, Colo, where he
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
Can't. CHM Injured.

Saturday night about ten o'clock
Capt. John I. Ginr slipped on the side
WALK in front of the Postal telegraph
Office and injured his right leg. He
q severe sprain. It was discovered,
however, that the two bones in his leg
had been broken. He was taken to the
county hospital.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17

Louis; b. b. Arros, Arizona; Walter
Geo. Morgan, Jimulco, Mexico; Ed.
Loury, Houston, Texas: Ben Schwain,
Los Angeles; A. A. Kellan, B. F..
Mars, San Marcial; G. r. Holman, w.
]. Sanders, W. b. Smith, Fit. Worth;
A. Charles, city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
No News of Him.

Pablo Regalado left Ell Paso June 10,
1898, for Jerome. His wife and family
received one letter from him a month
later; since then nothing has been
heard from him. His age is about 35
and he has been railroading for several
years. His wife is anxious to learn of
his whereabouts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-17
Thrown From a Horse.

W. Jones. secretary at the San
Pedro mines, is recent arrival in the
city and brings the intelligence that
Superintendent D. B. smith was
thrown from vicious horse at the
mine last Saturday and seriously hurt,