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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-08-03
eciattOn.

fc1uuOn.
Few had not eaten
nights. Sudden.
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{ themy breath.
ayy man.
ere song she re.
ven so. She fur.
the audience fur.
(cago News.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-08-03
fought.

would be a good
thought twice be.
too late now. !
that plan before
an Francisco Tx.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Qlte Sunsfer (tpiitbenO): rWenn t9
jeBt ni9t balo einen Mann triese, reiie
i'd = nit meinem Mops na9 Sta
lten!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Saeger, 2ang 4 g.,
csa@isIasr osa Sa.s.r Sa,onsuLI
- GroBbdubler M -
8ctnel1 ull0 Siqaeuren.
Mainirabe, apii5eu A.. ulb s., Dubuque.
California SnuriTiea- 8aaen.

Rad benz IA. MdrS ruirb Der Sourtien
0ageu mad Cos angeles, Gal, uia 5.
Chicago @reat @eterM eabn IN 9erbi,bun
nit Der u. I. & 9. 4. Sabn, f.oe ,neitl
anitatt isbe ISOLDE fahteu. SteIes III 8
bette Sahn mad CrtsH in Salifornism u
iuer 81 reiien beabf5tIgt, piyb berfitmtut
olle ndberen ~2lIgaber erbelteu BEL irof
einem aseutQu Der .Maple e.af &oute"
BON i. $. 9oro, Sen. 9aii. ast. g. q,
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

v6rau @irtbin, befpmmt benin Die
Soft BEL Sbnen audi gut?"
Dirtbin: Sra, ieben sic nur meme
GGu an unb paFens NAL auf, oh sic
in bier 0pt9en ntdt genau 10 aus
I9auen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Ir5t: rWas feblt Sbnen oenn?"
Batient: Der S9laf."
@r5t: LIMB pte leben Sie9"
patient: sd arbeite pte Elm Dds,
Ell tpie Elm Wolf, bin Qbenos Nib pie
Elm !6unb unb tann ni6t I6lafen."
&r5t: rSm, ba miiTen sic ii4 unbss
oingt an einen Sbierdr5t penoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

rMcatnleb ioI etnmal cine apDlfs
itiinbige 3ebe gebalten baben."
nGine &leinigteit segeniiber Der 2eis
uitn9sfd6isteit meiner 5rau; mir fino
nun i9pn % Sabre perbeirdtbet, aber
bic fiibrt nod INNER bas Wprt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

vSie, !6err Na9trat6, f0nnen sic
mir ni4t bas Saus 3eigen, ods gu bic
lem S9liihel paBt9"
&unbe: .0ieIe blaue 6oie, bic t9
geitern BEL Sbnen taufte, lit ia gang
f9le1t. 0a Ieben sic, beute friib bat
es gere9net uno i4On 1T iie iteaenpeiie
ROTH getporoen."
Moies S9aumburg: Sra, tpenn ie
mod piro roth, oann is Ie op6 nod
ni4t gan5 I4Ie@t!!"
S4usmonn: nSier BARI Riemanb
bur9."
Sournaliit: sd babe uber cine Gr>
lau6niB bonn Yoliaetz9 rdiioenten."
S4ubmann: rS9rtftlt9?"
SournaltIt: ygtein, aber miinolt6."
S4ubmann: n3eigen sic Iie OOr!!"
Ser 2e6rsr fpri8t in Der S6ule
ii6er bas Sal3en Der GpeiIsn. ,Nun",
frdgt er einem S9iiler, ypds tbut Sein
8ater, rpenn i'm 5leti4e gu tpenig Sal5
iit?"
S4iiler: Damn tpirft sr's Der Muts
ter an ben &Opf."
Sn elmer 0amengeieGf9aft Ipra9
man bariiber, baB Der Mann elmer Der
an%tpeienben Srauen gar ldngIam unb
pblegmatii9 pGre.
Die 5rau pertbeibigte aber i6rer
9atten nit folgenosn @orten:
80, mein 6enrD lit 10 f4neQ pie Der
SliB, man muB linn nur 3ett laFen."
Grdfin: rSo6dnn, sic buften 6erte
fir9terli9 na9 8ranntpein!"
@raf: rSobann, Oh rte4it beute
entieblt6 mad 8ranntpein!!"
Sobann's Srau: rNlter Saufaus,
9u itintit beut NAL na4 9ranntz
nein!"
Sohann: DOS Is mertpiiroig! Bel
Der gndbig' Srdu butt" i9, beim Graz
fen rrie9" i9 uub BEL Der often flint"
i4. Wer bat ieBt Re4t9"
y y
preube: nSe6en sic man, id bin
sic cen politdnbtg iliidlt9er Meni3,
id babe Selo, bin ieIunb, babe cen braz
Des Weib uno bin jebiirttg aus Berlin.
@dt fam ionit nod feblen?"
Sadie: SSa idben sc, bseren &c,
bas nil i9 Sic glei9 Iusen. Sd
baate mdrI4oenpeels, baB es BEL Sic
nod an etpas So4oeiti4 feblen
oGrfte!"
lieutenant Gals i'm WpbltbGtigfeitsz
Concert Die Sdngertn iebr piano
iingt): rprddtise Perion, iingt ie6r
f9onenb."
Srau: vWetBt Su, MGnnfsn, mas
0u ~psrgeiIen BATE DAB beute Dor
einem Sabre unier So9Seitstdg tpar!!"
Mann (aus einem 8u9e c~ittreno):
r9liidli4 lit, tper pergiBt, mas nt9t
mebr gu dnbern it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Stammsait: rSagen sic, &eaner,
lit benn am Stammtif9 nod tetner
BON ben Gieln oa?"
&eaner: uNein, mein Serr, sic lino
Der erIte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Mann: u8ie tommt bas nur, bab
Sein 8affeetrdn5Hen INNER bis in bic
Na4t binein bauert?"
Srau: r@s traut ii9 Seine suerit
fort, bamit ni3t iiber tie losge8ogen
ptro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

rrlrg, Setdubuus, 3ttieru, Rsuralgie, SalasaufiQe,
epjlsptiite anidle. geitstanl, unreeel misiasr Ser,s
id Tag. usrp5isr uuo auosrer SopiiGmsr; uue aQe Stos
ruussn beS Reruenlplems. Das 8reus piro lag uuo
Rad OH ether Seioeniduur aetraeeu. 1as Rreu,
toitet etnen Dollar uno - piro eardutirt, has Is beuiels
ben Swst crriiut, ais ser bete eletlrtihe Garttl, welter
iiuijebu bis iIuiuie ipansts Utol me5r toite.. Seoes
Dtttglieo elmer SamiIit, no traut ooer atiurS, ioate
ME obne elm elsttriibes SrerS ietu. oa IS teinsn bsiIern
8rautbeitsz AblettT stbt. Sbttt 81 10 mtttelit Grz
pres, 9eleauTeiiuus ooer rssiitrtrtsnI Srisi uno mir
psrbsn gnh o1ne wettere Rotten elm slsttriibes Sreu,
nit Sebrauasanpetiuugeu ieuoer. Sauisnse pon
SeusniRJu.
8. Sale pom Stuttgart. Grs., iareibt Sd mar felt
Sabrsu nit 5merSen scplast uno teiu Tottor u-o
Gattutnctt gin trrnte mir belien. Sd rim, onnt Sbrtm
slsttrii4en syelS, iest ueatarbis curirt.
- Aorsirre
Diamond Electric Cross Co.,
sos DaiIwaafee abe, Chicago, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Oi6terling: Sag einmal, pel9en
Sitel iou i9 mir auf meinen neuen 8iz
iitentarten eigentli4 ~beilegen9"
Sreuub: WuritbuaenbeI4m ierer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Sas Siautono
eleftrii6e &re,ts,

aud golta Sreu; ssnannt,
Duroe por etuigeu S0brsH
In Ssitsrr,ib eriunetn, une
IN 6olse ieiuer srossu &srs
oieHIie iduo es balo Gin :
gang in sans europa. Eas
elettrtide DIAMOND Sreus
hetlt Mustsls iowobl ais
Gelent Rbematismus, Ges
tttsreiBeH uno Sdmerisn
iiber BEN sarsen S6rper.
Reroenleioer, Eeruenabs
ipduruua. S6wd6e, entz
ibwuneene Rerpentrait.
SdIahofisfeit. abssipannts
belt. setttise 3srrlttung,
hnft rifha sHpSSup QgL-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

9ater (5u einem a9tidbrisen SDbnz
den, psl6es ben Sag porber in elmer
Dffeutliden priifuns elm 8eoi4t De-
tlamirt batte): nRuu, Sans. mas
Iudit oenn in Der 3eitung9"
Sans: Die Heceniion!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

o.: yWie gebt's Sbnen, Batter Sebs
mann?"
g.: v@esbalb iagen Sic Batter gu
mir?"
o.: vNun, alte 8efannte nennen sic
bob TO-"
s.: .@6 mas, nrr elm Sameel tann
mid 8ater nennen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18


n@ine aleinigteit gegeniiber Der 2eis
uitnssfd6tgteit meiner 5rau; mir iino
nun f9pn % Sabre berbeiratbet, aber
Die fiibrt nod INNER bas @ort!"
glte Sungfer (piitbeno): y@enn ib
jeBt niGt balb eineu Mann triege, reile
i9 = nit meinem Wops na9 Sta
lten!!"
Mann: v8te tommt bas nur, bub
Oetn &affeetrdn5Hen INNER bis in bic
Na6t binein bduert?"
Srau: y@s traut ii9 Seine auerit
fort, oamit ni4t iiber tie los9e5ogen
ntro."
/. Mdma: ,@eItern bate mein
Sans 8eburtstag, ba 6efam er, mas
iein Ser5 begebrte: &u9en, Sprten,
8onbpns-"
2. Wama: yMertpiirbig, mein SSrib
1T bod audi erit bret Sabre aft, a6er er
rpiinf9t ii9 nur mebr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stnge: einen 9riffel, cine S9iefertas
fel, einen S@pamm-"
o.: uRa, @uiuit, mat baben benin
Die in De 9linit pejen beine &ppfz
i4mer3en jefaat?"
g.: sd iOu teene ieiitige Sstrdnfe
trinfen."
H.: rS9naps pp6 ni6?"
g.: Oct babe i'd mir MIDI ietraut
tbn gu fra9en, ben bate er mir pielz
let1t oo4 per6pten."
sic (aus Der 3situng leIenb): n0ie
9traffe bat cine 3unge BON 10 sou
2dnge."
er: r0u bift ibr pObt nsiOif62"
Mr. Soft (5u Ietner &09in): SD
mub S6nen nod bemerten, oab in Nbz
peienbeit meiner 5rau, i9 Der Serr
i'm Sauie bin unb sic msinen gefe6s
len 5olge leiIten gu baben!!"
pepi: rHa, pie bit 0u nit Oeiner
neuen !9erri9aft 5ufrieben?"
Nant: nNi9t ionberli9; pieIel6e
ldBt mehr gu piini4sn, ais gu eiien
iibrtg!"
profei1or Der Matbematit (im Bar
bterldoen): ,8itte, mein 2ieber, tpenn
sic mid beute pieberum I6neioen, 10
5ieben Sic bic 2inien bod mDgli6it
parallel NIT ben frii6ezen."
Siirlt: vNun, Serr 3ebrer, tpie Iino
bic geograpbiiaen aenntnife meines
Sobnes2"
Sa~uslebrer: .@ren8snlos, SO1eit!"
8te finoen Sic eigentli4 5rdalein
Misi?"
nWiNen sic, Die rau9t unb Ipri6t
mir gu itdrfen Sabat."
Otter @ei8bals: ralIo pieier 9slo>
i9rant lit pirtli9 feuerfeIt?"
Sabritdnt: vHa, i9 idge S6nsn,
ben tOnnen Sic nit in bic SDle re6s
men, Der l4milat ni9t!!"
.arrg.- gr%.45IB#
aaufmann: .@ie, sic iunaer
Mann tpoGen mir alten SauIe 2ebren
geben? Sd babe I9pn 3onturs gez
maGt, ais Sic nod gar ni9t auf Der
Welt tpdren!!"
SIM 4mte fraete Der Ri6ter cine
dltli9e Dame: vWie alt Iinb Sie2"
Dame: n3petunopier5ig Sabre!"
Gi4ter Qd6elno): LIMB lebi9?"
Dame (oie ben Mann bes 9eIebes
in f4arfem gbeio9 pubte): ,Sa!
BADEN sic nur, Serr Hidter! Wie
tpiiroen sic erit laden, penn audi Sic
nod = leoig pdren!"
Sas traf gu. Der Mann bes He6s
tes bib Die SABINE aufeinanoer unb
i9pieg.
Srau: DAMN, i6 CLAUDE, Su bait
Define Sabatspfeife lie6er ais MIDI"
Wann: .Sa, bic sebt AUDI ni4t 10
oft aus tpie Su."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Sat: Sinh sic berienise, Bel benz
i1 bas 8eefiteat beitellt babe9"
&ellner: nSapobl. mein Serr!"
Sat: sd mar nidt mebr gang
Ii9er, penn Sbr Bart i9eint in Der
i3piI9en5eit sepa6ien 81 iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Sunae DAME: vSDren Sic, bas
Bib, pel1es sic bon mir senpmmen
babsn, bat meinem grGutisam gar
ni9t gefalen."
photograph: Damn nimmt er sic
pegen benz @els. @erlahen sic ii9
oarauf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Spab mnb audi icin.

~FuR HuV uHuV S'"|
Stammeait: ySagen sic, &eGner,
lit Oenn am Stammtii9 nod tetner
BON ben Gieln oa?"
&eaner: uNein, mein Serr, sic iinb
Der %erite."
gGrat: .@as fe6lt csbnen benn?"
Battent: Der S9laf."
@r5t: limb nie leben Sie9"
patient: SD arbeite pie Elm Dds,
Ell tpie Elm Molf, bin Qbenos Nib tpie
Elm !6unb unb tunn ni9t I6lafen."
Nr5t: rSm, ba miiHen sic ii4 unbss
oingt an einen Sbierar5t ~penoen."
ySie, Srau Na9bdrin, mas metnen
benin, DAB i9 meinem Wdnn gum
MAIDEN Iou, neil er in ben 8eT
m~einberatb geipGblt porOen iIt9"
Na9barin: SD tbdt linn 5uerlt eire
S6lafmiiBe MAIDEN"
,sSrau Wirtbin, betommt benin Die
&pIt BEL Sbnen audi gut?"
Wirt6in: Sra, ieben sic nur meme
SGu an uno paHens mai auf, oh Sic
in bier WpAen ni4t genau 10 aus
i9auen!"
81: yWie gebt's Sbnen, Batter 2ebs
mann?"
g.: r@esbulb iugen sic Batter gu
81: .Nun, alte getannte nennen Sic
bod TO-"
s.: .a6 mas, nur Elm Sumeel fam
mid 8ater nennen."
2umpenIammler (auf benz 9ofe
i9reienb): n2umpen Sums
pen ~"
ssrau (auS benz 5eniter): r&Onnen
Sie niht na06er nod einmal ndhfrds
gen = mein Mann lit jeBt ntdt gu
9auie."
8elfins: r@er mar Der 5peifel6dft
a~usiebenbe Meni9, nit benz i4 Did
geItern seben iab?"
9ilfer: .Iimm Did in &9t gel
tins, ous mar mein 3piaingsbruoer."
0eltins: ,Q9, enti4uloige, alter
5reunb; bas bate i4 mir absr audi
benten fDnnen."
;: nMlan bebauptet, Der Wdgen, Der
Der Qofomotipe aund4it itebt, lei bel
Der gefdbrlt6te."
g.: .gla, parum laiIen lie tbn benin
ni9t einfa4 tpe9?"
gipiliIt: vSagen sic, Serr Maior,
pie fiiblt man ii4 eigentli4 in Der
Maior: Sinh sic perbeiratbet9"
gipiliit: ySappbl!!"
Maior: SEA, punn pifen Sic IS ia
ielber."
Ri6ter: p3eusin, pie lit Sbr III
ter?"
3eu9in: Sra, I9auen g, tpenn el
net grab beIpffe ii4t, ii4t sr bait Q
gang METER &erl."
,Srib: .Weib Der Senter, Sans, i'd
fam ieBt feline Na9t mebr f9lafen.A
Sans: rSa, mas lit Dir benin?
Did benin Oein 9epiHen, ODE,
bait Su ionit einen &ummer9"
Srib: yNein, aber - Na6tDa6te,
bin i9 serporben."
ssrau 9rofeForin (tritt nit ibrem
Ssiingiten Mbenbs in bas Stuoiraim.
mer Tires arbeitenbsn 9atten)
y Gpuarb, mir mO4ten Dir quite Na9t
iagen."
9rpfeKpr Tim Gifsr Der 4rbsit)
vSab' iebt feline 3eit, tommt morger
friib pieoer!"
Srdu: yWir tOnnen Niemano mebr
etpas besablen, uno benno9 piaIt Su
b~eriibmten, tbeuren IrSt fon'
fultiren?"
Mann: vglun, bas bleibt fi9 DOC,
pb i6 einem %beriibmter
ooer einem unberibmten Irat bas So
norar i9ulbig 6lei6e."
9ater (3u einem a9tiGbrisen SDbnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

Isle, Srau Na9barin, mas metnen
sic benin, bab icb meinem Wdnn gum
9ei@ent MAIDEN Iou, neil er in ben SeT
meinoerat6 gepGblt tporoen tit?"
Na9barin; sd tbdt ibm 5uerlt cine
I9Dne S9lafmiibe maben."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
MISS BOWMAN'S RECITAL.
An AppreClatiVe Audience to Greet
the Talented Artist.

Last evening before a small sized
audience that partially filed Mysr
opera house, Miss Dorothy M. Bow.
man, the talented young dram ATTIC
reader and impersons tor, made her in
itial bow before an Ell Paso audience
Her recitations were better adapted
to the drawing room than to the thea
tire. However, they were rendered
with great deal of artistic feeling and
intuitive grace, which was we'll appre-
ciated by the audience. 20 tss.
What she delivered swas the result
of deep study. which together with her
talent and artistic sense has made her
amazingly proficient. -=
Miss Canady gave some selections on
the violin accompanied by Miss. Walz,
that were thoroughly enjoyed. - .
Miss Armijo gave clever exh ibition
of skirt dancing; she responded to sew
eral encores and gained much ap-
plause.
Miss Kneeshaw rendered several
vocal selections in pleasing manner.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02

and walked in. When Mr.. Marks
reached the front gate the Mexican
WAS coming down the front steps with
an ermful of hate.
Mr.. Marks grabbed hold of.the Mex
lean and took him back into the
house. Mr.. Cslisher who was in the
parlor entertaining some callers, hear
ing the noise, came out and met Mr..
Marks and the thief in the hall, While
Mr.. Calisher kept guard the police
were notified, and in the meantime the
mans companions had taken to their
heels.
Officer Christley soon arrived in an
sweI to the summons and took the man
to the police station. The Mexican
made: IAN effort to escape. and Officer
Christley put the hsr d cuffs on him.
A SIMILAR ROBBERY.
It was the same thief evidently that
entered G. w. Fassett's house the
tical with those of the man caught at
Calisher's. About nine o'clock on the
night in question. Mr.. Fassett told his
wife who was putting the children to
bed, that he was going out for few
minutes to mail some letters
that were to go off Cd
the Sierra Madre railroad the next
morning. Shortly alter Mr.. Fassett
left the house, Mrs. Fassett heard the
screen door open and thinking it was
Mr., Fsssett called out that she would
be there in q minute. In few min
utes after that she heard the screen
door open and shut again. Thinking
this strange she came out of the
childrens' room sndlooked about to see
who it was. On her way back into the
house che looked carefully about the
hall and discovered that number of
ladies' hats was missing. The matter
was reported to the police but rs yet
the intruder has not been captured.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
IMPORTANT
ENTERPRISE
Will Soon be Inaugurated at
Oregon and St. Louis
Streets
BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
With q Roof Garden Attached Will be
Erected on the Site of the Herald
Rnildinn

with ROOf Gaf0en Attached Will b(
Erected ON the Site of the Herald
Building.
| bought for Sl5. 900 J, F. CrOsby's in ter
est in the old Grand Central site at the
corner of St. Louis and Oregon Stree Is
The sale has awakened the interest
of property owners and rumors have
been current on the streets for several
days past that a fine hotel was to be
| Immediately erected.
On investigation by the HERALD
| the following facts have been learned
and can be vorched for as certainty.
The building will be two stories in
height and will be up-to-dste in every
| respect.
The present building occupied by
the HERALD will not be removed
though an additional story will be adj
ded to 1t.
1t will extend back on Oregon street
as far as the Office of the "Industrial
Record" and, If the present plans are
carried out, another story will be ad-
ded to that building also.
1t is Gen. Mills's intention not to
erect a hotel rs the rumors have 1t,
but to give Ell Psso an institution that
she has been greatly in need of and
which will add materially to her fut-
ure welfare.
This will be large department store
with roof garden attached and having
all the facilities that the pame implies.
Architect S. 81. Buchanan is busily
engaged on the plans and specifications
for the structure and expects to have
them done in q short time. Work will
begin as soon ss possible and will be
pushed through rapidly when once
started.
The department store Will be splen-
didly equipped and will handle an enor-
nous stock that will make it the rival
of stores in Dallas and Denver for the
trade of the southwest.
The roof garden will be center of
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
VERDICT FOR
VIM. GIBSON
Awarded Eight Hundred DOL
lars BY The Jury.
Judge Walthau In Special Charge
To Jury Says To Find Verdict
For Texasl& Pacific.
Verdict In Face OF Evidence.

The jury in the case of William Glib
son against the @. 81. & S. A. and T.
p. railway company for $40. 900 DANA
ges for alleged I'M uries received in q
at eleven O'Clock in favor of the plain
tiff, in the sum of eight hundred dol
lars.
The plaintiff alleged that February,
1898, he was employed by the G. II. &
S. A. as brakeman, and about IL o.
clock p. M, on the 22nd he WAS riding
on the engine of an east bound freight
train. AS the train was nearing Clint,
where it was his duty to get off and
open the switch, be told the engineer
to slow down as they would be liable
to meet an extra at this point, and it
would be necessary to take q side
track. About a quarter of mile
west of the station ne saw the red
lights and danger sig nails of the Texas
and Pacific train which was standing
on the track and told the engineer,
train and engine" and he
refused to stop or slacken
the speed until within six car lengths
of the train, although repeatedly warn
ed by Gibson. When Gibson saw that
a collision was unavoidable he jumped
for his life and struck the hard ground.
ties and rails with full force and was
knOckeO SeQSel6SS, anu Ne alleges 10 De
seriously injured and bruised on his
left side.
Judge Walthall made his charge to
the jury as soon rs court convened at
ten O'Clock. He spoke at some length.
and apparently covered all the main
points in the evidence thoroughly. In
a special charge, he instructed the
jury to find verdict for defendant T. &
p. but left it entirely in their hands re-
md in II 2y
He further added that if the plaintiff |
knew at the time he started on the
trip, that the engineer was not familiar |
with the road, he then assumed the |
risk OF a trip with such a man, and in |
that event unless they found the com |
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
TOTIN6 SIX SHOOTERS
The Laws Regarding the Carrying
of Pistols Stringent And Should
Re Enforced

They were standing in the rotunda
| of the county court house discussing
the Price murder trial. Soon the con-
| versation drifted to the habit of "pis-
toll toting," and one of the party who
| was prominent lawyer expressed his
mind freely on the subject.
sit is a well known fancy he said,
''that it is hard to find community
in the state of Texas when great
number of the residents do not make a
habit of carrying the deadly six-shoot-
err. 1t seems to me the people never
took kindly to the semi-toy pistol, bnt
they have adhered to the old style
weapon in use when Indians and
border ruffisns made necessary the
imagine that Texas was in a state of
siege, from the accounts you read of
killings all over the state.
''There is no more need for q citizen
OF Texas to carry pistol than there is
for dog to go about with a hymn
book strapped about his neck. The
laws of the state respecting the carry
ing of weapons are stringent as any
ever enacted, but whether the trouble
lies in the failure of the officers to en-
force the law. l don't know, but it is
true that there are too many pistols in
Texas.
''Look at the shooting of Or. Carver
in Fort Worth recently? Why you
hear of these killings every day from
all parts of the state and it isn't to be
denied that Ell Paso has had her full
share. 1t is the ever ready pistol that
brings disgrace upon many localities in
the state and Ell Paso from the killings
she has had is regarded in many COM
munities as the worst city in the south
west.
"Thls could be done away with in
upon person, who. when arrested has
q pistol on his person, and if men
known to carry weapons were arrested
and heavily fined.'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02

The Fireman's Benefit concert Las
been postponed until tomorrow night
to enable Mrs. Emma Ullman Welch,
Ell Paso's ever popular favorite, to as
sist in the entertainment. The pro-
grams will embrace several numbers
that are each full measure of value
for the adm ssion. The musical world
can not rival the mandolin cOrps''that
will be one of the features
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
SNEAK THIEVES
AT WORK
Have a Mania For Stealing
Hats
R0BBERIES REPORTED

}. Calisher's House Entered Last Night
and C. w. Fassett's the Night Be.
fore-Both RObberies Seem to
Have Been the Work of the Same
PersOn.-There Seems to be a
Gang Operating in the City.
From the fact that several petty rob-
berries have been reported to the
police during the past few days, it is
evident that gang of sneak thieves
with kleptomenia feeling are ply ing
their vocation among US.
Last evening about nine O'Clock q
Mexican who gave his name as Petro-
Mia Morales, who said be lived in the
city, was caught coming out of the
house of J. Calls her with an armful of
hats,
1t was through the watchfulness of
81. G. Marks, whose house adjoins that
OF Mr.. Calisher, that the man wss
caught.
Mrs. Marks said that he and his wife
were sitting on the front piazza of tn cir
honse behind some vines. They
noticed three Mexicans pass
and repass and thought their actions
very strange. Mrs. Marks remarked
that the men meant some sort of mis-
chief and that she and her husband
had better be on the lookout.
Mr.. Marks said that presently one of
the Mexicans vaulted lightly over the
fence and sneaked up close to the house.
He peered into the windows in the front
and then went to the back of the
house to reconnoitre. Mr.. Marks
thought he was trying to effect an en-
trance to the dining room. He then
came around to the front again, and
when anyone would pass he would
crouch down sohe could not be seen.
Mr.. Marks said at this point of this
maneuvers, he thought he would take
a hand as he thought the Mexican
would go into the house and he thought
only the small children were home.
Presently the Mexican mounted the
steps, quietly opened the screen door
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
NO INTERRUPTION
To Freight and Passenger Traffic
Through New Orleans.

Editor HERALD: 1 am just in RECEIPT
of q telegram from the manager to the
effect that there is no interruption
whatever to freight or passenger traffic
passing through New Orleans.
There is suspicious case in the city
of New Orleans about which there is
much difference of opinion among the
attending physicians, some claiming
that it is not case of yellow fever
and others claiming that it il.
However, this may be, there is alb
solutely no interruption to our traffic.
Yours truly.
w. r. MARTIN,
re- Supt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02

pany negligent in other respects and in
competent to select responsible men,
the verdict should be for defendant.
But the evidence did not clearly
show whether plaintiff learned of the
engineers unfamiliarity with the road
before their departure on the trip, and
many believed that the amount award
ed was substantial, in the face of the
evidence given.