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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08
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Sor noele Qar iiben eiorbe en- &an.
bells rono Ronfurs. Gn 9aa tom
ban birm meset oprsrt % uebNaaen.
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meo fin eanoe. .al,~. eientos 6u>
ftruen. ~nei lea Ct 10 ieien~. .Nlt,
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e. tea~. .Os leg oeioa". fosbe bans
lille Eise. ioet bun lprana frem og
ilos armene ON bone @ols. uSea
Ct lite miftet". e1entoe @Qen poanp.
rOs ou bar 6ilfen iaien". minbeoe
bons 9uitra bam ON. rDa 4opo
bar 6onoerre at arbeibe meb. % iea
fon 10 bielpe ill.,. forfitrebe @utten.
rOa bine to Ggbber at 9aa meb,
% oine to Dine at@fe meo", iaeoe
lille &Qen.,
~Os Subs 2sfter~. iasbe Mormor.
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truen bam meb.
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lille 9aftrr. 10.
nOe Seius. fom bar 9daet bib forot
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.6erre. forlob m,s". raabte ben
itoffels Mono for Beue9elie. vSe9
bar lite miaet alt. 9pob bor ie9 uel
miitet imob. buao iee bar ieien!" Da
bon fanbt Erpff ss beepnbte paonpt.
(8rooerboonbet.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08
0or ea q rtppt.

1bomas @bitefelo & Co., $40
&obaib ape, 3isrnet af Sadion
Str.. en- Of GbicasoD albfte % NET
fre~rqstnbe dpotbetere, anbefoler
Gbanb berloins 6offemibbel for 10
@rippe. ba bette lite alene sioer bur.
tis o. tulbftenoia 2inbrina men o..
fao moopirler al Ienoents.r iom So
Grippe bar I'll at mebfbre. Gunsebe,
stanbelfe. Selaesi ! Mortenieus
Hpetpet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08
.&oeaI 0ptton" I Counter.

Det ct esentli9 ct Spsresmool.
ieo meb 9eres EiQooel,e pnRer
Slabs for ioce. ST. &eooftsr!
5om man oil erinbre, bleu BET peo
FIFE @als ontoset ct Ronftitutions.
Amenbement, buorpeo ber aipes Bp
erne &et til at uol9rbi9e fine eene
Gbarters.-o at bl,ut uafbengt.
&c Of 2anbbefoltninaen. 9uab @aun
er ber ba at foo en- Gouutp. Option
2ou for Counter? &Qer boob
@aun ct Der ba at or beioe for Beb.
toselien al en- ioaban 2pp. beriom
lite Maioriteten al Sefolfninoen in.
ben ct Gountp bot 8et til at bsftemme,
eaten Saloonerne iial efffere eaer
ei2
Set. at 2ee,sloturen nu foar Deb:
taaet en- &ountp.O Opt.on'9ou (builtet
ber pia ct en- MulisbeD for M. thi
Saloonmosten Ct pih itte bonee fer
ben lanaere). oa ui ber / Ottertail
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noolet % fit MaIoritet imOo @aloo.
xeu. faa pilbe Bperne fortalle %, at
bet par 9erts Saa os ,!te Dor
at beitsmme, enten be Rulbe
bane Saloonen e1er ei. tbi be Dor
@et til at formulere fine eone Gbar=
ters.
Httiaa en- pp BeRpttelie for @aloo.
men, tbi bet er / 8perne. Saleonen
bar I'm Stprte.
Ut ct faabaut 2opforiIas Tom fro
6alooumoaten. Ct ber inaen Ypipl
on. Nen ber er beller insen Iuipl
on. at bet bleu ti!femt al Roiorite.
ten al Solicit. % Moioriteteu er
Rirfefolf eller be iaatalbte Rriflne.
Gp for en- gtaml Sub bepore os
fra en- fnaban &rihenoom.
Ren Rulbe jeg baue misforRooaet
ben nepnte 2ou-,1oaet iom leg ajer<
ne bnifer-faa baater leg. at enten
De. ST. aebattsr, eqer noaen ouben
ult forflare ben.
Sec bar bog lite foat formeset.
ielu pm benne SOB lite inbe9olber en-
fnaban Befpttelie for Saloonen,
fom ies mener. Seq beb nemlis
aaisepel. at Roioriteten af airlefol.
fet o. en- 3lot Ssber % 6ebnineer
9i6r 1T oQerbeoffe forot beliptte 5a,
losnerne buerenefte Balabag.
80 San. '99.
s. g. Nilfon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08

Dennis O'@onneQ al @ronb SORTS
bleo ibielifuot oten Saloonu9rti Iu'
sufta. Georgia. 1proo9sotten. efter
boob bertra mebbele8 3)en mprbe>
be tilbBrte &empaani F al 15pe
Ninneiota o. uor iammen meo on.
ore / en- @oloon. boor ban tolte apst.
&erten ooparebe bom imob bette. oa
bonS Rone hprte bet. foeoe bon.
Nen 90 onneQ pebbleu meb llt fpg=
se Spros % iosbs, o, bans Some
funbe 900 NIB, ON bun lite u,loe bgre
poo bonn, bporpoo &erten uben pioere
@eremoni to9 op fin &epoloer os
fieo bam. Moroeren, be- beber
Is .6oblep, rbmte itrofs, ba ban loo,
buob bon bauoe aiort. O'@onneQ
Dor "a Nar.
Senere @tter1etninger onsooenbe
benne Affare Difer. at Soeen Dor an.
ta9et en- meeet oluorli9 % pibtr9t.
tenoe &orofter. Is Monb fra 15oe
Minueiota @eaiment b,gb op fra
reireu Ssnoca o. beaou fig uben
Bermisfon til Bpen torat beune
O'&onntu. vi be uor ofreiff blep
inart betienbt. os iets Eropper af
bet reeulere Ropoleri os 35te Ni'
@isous @es,ment bleutenbt etter BEN.
Iropperne rooebe Wtuneiota foltent
,ei.u % tprte oem tilbo9e It'll 2eiren.
Nlleiammen blep iatte 6ensiel %
2eberne lost Sern. % en- oobbelt
@arbe beuo9ter BEN.
Sc orreferebe Solboter bapbe siort
Sntbrub tuarter mel ferens Dploes<
rum oe tiluenot ls ammunition. os
b be bleb fatsebe. boube buer Ranb
50 1arpe Batroner. 2
Sc pil nu blipe iatte unber &riQs.
ret. Rriues ber fro Atlonto. % tiltolt
for Dprbr, % ON be blir bbmt fer.
for uben at bliue anbefalet til Ell for.
milbet 9om. Ct @traAen 0boeu.
gaa s.'F
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08

Bet ct folbt oeioa Sotpa. Sra
Davenport webbeles, at ct Spenb i
ben bsie Bro ouer Misfsiippi, 5lo.
ben peb Ruscatiue falbt ,neb. 2srbos
Gftermipoaa paasruno Of Ruloen, ION
9isr, at Sernet tretter iis iammen
oB brifer. @n Nano Tom tilHabe,
% fire .6efe bleb brebte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08

,5o(tets Mlmanot" for 1899. ubQi=
bet al sc. St. bonfen &ebor Jtapios,
Soma. er ubfommen. ueeblooet er.
flenoer at baue mobta9et ct @tsem.
plar og toffer ioa me9e:.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08
.ieIas I Ra,,tla. .

Ct sloe ! Ranila. ct Robtlarom
fra Nanila III .gte,p 0ort Snn. Ste
b. oplpter: Sniureenterne eioroe
ct dnareb paa Ranila Rl. $50
9sroaasottrn. ibet be fprebe pao l1b
pofferne ranbt Bpen. 8 bette Die.
bl't 81. 2 sbnbae Moreen. forfeit,
ies Ramptn. Bet bar lptfets dme.
:itonerne u tilbooe ilaa dnsrebet. %
.Gbarlefou1 ;. . Rona aonod. oe Col.
loo" beRsber Sniureenterne meo
Bomber nprb % ipb for Bp.u.
.Soef bette ifripes, bar Nmerita.
nerne 20 teareoe. men Sniureeuter.
mes Tab e lite, beiienst. Der bot
lite oaret noaet l1nbrub I Bpen. Sc
omeriianlle Rpinoer ! Bpen er blepen
toane omboro paa zronsportRibene.
Ruelet. buis Sort er ftanoiet. % ION
fomner fra Sninreenternes 2eir.
.tolber nebI Buen. Sen. Otis bar
SttQtnsen Ioel / 6aanb."
Gmbebsnenoene / @aibineton
boooe lite bsrt noeet ON bette som.
menftso ssnbos Morser.
.t4 " q. /.
Roget ienere anton fslsenoe off.
cielle Rabeisram fra @ep. Ous til
Baibinstop: Den Ste Geb1uor 81.
6:46, ON aftener. ansreb Sniursen>
te,ne bore bore @etter. Sc fornpebe
Ansrebet fere @onse / Matters 2pb.
81. 4 iooQmorses tos belle 2inien Del
i sloset. GQe &uareb t,lbaeelo
S 9aaninaen auancerebe ri mob
Snfur9enterne oe orep BEN len9ere
t.lbose. enb be uor. fsr be onereb %.
Bi'toe fere Nonbsb bper o. beres 6or,
ioarsuarier. Sniu1senternes Eab
af rsoe o. iaareoe er fort. Bi bar
antaaeli9 ITS toatebe; meeet fao Of
oem er forl,et iooret. 1rtpperne Ct
entbuiiofttiie % frps,lg1e. 5looben
Oirteoe meo Selb MOB 5,enbens Glon.
fe Bpen :bolbes / Tsmme. os Der
bereer tulbtommen SO. 9niuraen.
terne bor Il ben rte Moaneb iioffet
/ fig tn pti wi Nuluifi sstfttt. tnosf
5elttanoner os enbel urtieRpbenbe
8aaben. 2onoifobet onfr,ne Ma-
ntla er M fulbftenbis frebelist".
Sfsl9e ct onbet. ,tfe oificielt, 1ele@
orom beoer bet, at Sulureenterne
u,ftnot tentte at operlife Nmeri.a>
nerRe. men bisfe DOR paa fin Bof, %
bet git lite. Rampen uar beftip, oe
Nri,Qeriets 9lb Dor iuer pao begee
Sioer. Stslee bette Telegram boobe
Nmeritonerne $50 bpte % faorebe.
& otter ct anbet anf faces Nnta0et
al bpoe % iaareee til 200. Z
GmbebSmenbene i @oibinston
bapbe bet meset troplt meb COME.
lencer i Beepnbelien of oenne use.
CO Der bar lite berpet fooban Gtt,ui.
tet Der. fiben ! Gpril ifior.
9et beber. at bet uar @oloater fra
Rinneioto. ION fbrit bleu orbret uo
| Slaoet ueb Nonilo.
Sbaaraftes oplpte Dasblaoene. at
Snfureenterne bar 1000 bsbe. $500
faarebe. % 5000 blep tosne tilfasse.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08

5rebstraitaten bleu Nanbo0 unto.
get / Goreneoe @tater8 Senot. 81
Senatorer femte I 5auBr Of ben CO
81 imoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-02-08
FERGUS FALLS III zUjj'G(iEiBLAD. iEi
lag. Rriu til 81. Better 5abruep,
1l2--114 60. 6opne ape.. Gbico.
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(Gtter .Rorfarens,)

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(efter .Rorfaren.")
Siaurb bebte en- Manb. 6ans 5ar
Dor @ulbbenrit % bans Spiaertor
Bjern @arbartfe. os ban bar af iaa
flor 9@t. at ban itte tranete at toee
Ggamiuer Zig iom andre. men piloe
aaa uoenboros poa uniper tttetet o.
tofte mep en- tpR Dottoraroh.
@om l1neaut par ban 9ereipent>
bos Suiarne. boor ban lerte at tale
meo fremmeoe Euusemaal; men BON
bar Tibet 1itfeta for Of bsie fig for
Spiarnes 3subineer. % berfor Tom ,
ban biem os tos Ejenehe bas 2ors
9i9re. ber Dor 6errei .,DoQblabe,".
6ertra bar Si9urb. Der MI af
manse falbtes Sieurb Slembe. Baa*
ben paa suiarae. oe monee mente. at
ban bar ct 6spbinsemne. Der piloe
TONNE I'll at eue nere @ierninser
boaee poo Tinse oa 8labene.
Denaans tom bon Sag meo Steen
uraaoe. giaeo Sllraabe, @iuert
Ormstunse % mango Of be anbre-
fore afemper. BET oensane raaoeoe
/ Domsbora. Sieuro toste Seib tor :
BEN os toteoe @uner for Dauelas
Suioiarl, % oQe mente, at ben 9aQ
bar NOR. oa Sieurb Gulbe apre tox-
Nores. Men foo Nebe itle.
.s,I @aa er at meloe, Of Sieurb billie:
zbIiee ssibsoser. % 4 Rismsl.. pao,.
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siioloene os fosoe, at iaal Ruloe ban
bliue; men be anbre 2opileemano o.
@eiofo9ere meb @uffau Storm bin
Ni,e reite fig mob bam.
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eur. en- for 9rase. iom ban lalbte~
y ~@inseren", oe meb ben feiebe ban t.
Suiorite 90 &eiterleben mob Oitees<-
lerne. Men ba bar olt lanee eteen
uraaoe % bans Menb blebet fiese aS
Sisurb; tbi pa bet baboe la9et iio
foa Hor9e. at 6teen uar 5leuet
9rotiete % al1e be andre 2enber-=
menb. iaa utloe be boue 5reb | San.
bet os fiobe SO pad 4onsseoarben.
% ebe Dapre ps oritte VI, men iife
goa / 2ebins mob Sutor % @bter.
Do ba Mssten sioree Steen tang /
Sesfen. bleu ban folbet Steen Cabs
iarl. os 2ars Disre. .ber bar sbons
buerfe Blob' 1rel. uoroobte uaa Iu.'
net. at nu RuIbe ber bore 5reD !.
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ben sEib Rulbe Stortinset fbbe iau,<
men baaoe 8aar o. 6pf. "a 8ubset.
tet Rulbe bore to 8onierttbe, bpert
Nor. Men ba bleu @iaurb Sur
gram ibu. % BON git til DIE 8eneel<
taabe oa tuae:
Stpat i @lobrof iomler
@teen iom @toten4 @tprer.
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@trptins for fig bprer.
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8er' bans Serb iom 5ruster.
af be oooe @a9er
neliaa penbt bet lu9ttr.
@teen er itte 2eber.
Dsbpeater ban bare.
ilSp ban Tan iun Fbbe.
men ei NErter ilare,
tres ION tuneeft @spnersb,
lisser iuar hans 6jerne.
fer eiesen Ronee
ensang / bet 61erne.
Nen Da Siaurb baube ipabet bette,
ba FOB 2ors Diore sp % bbnte, at
bon nn bar faa liben. at BON bare
RuIbe omtales meo Bettit, 3os} bet er
enbps parre enb at bliue. folbt for en-
.2o3aron".
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Sc slass Sc alttb tisbte bar.r fslsenbe sisnotar:
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
CHIEFS CONFER
Railroad Labor Leaders Will Discuss
Their Varied interests.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. Tn line
with the adopted policy of the railroad
brotherhoods to advance the interests
of the employed through the medium
of beneficial state and national legis-
lation rather than by strikes and
movements of similar nature will be
the conference here tomorrow between
the chiefs and other prominent Of
icers of the five great railroad labor
organizations.
The primary object of the meeting is
to discuss questions pertaining to legis-
lation in which railroad men are inte-
rested. Action will probably be taken
in favor of the anti-scalping law, on the
theory that what is good for the rail-
roads is beneficial to the railroad en-
ployes. A resolution against the pas
sage of the proposed 2-cent fare in In
diana will be passed.
Among those already here to attend
the conference are p. M. Arthur,
grand chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, and Frank Sar-
gent, head of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
The District Court.

A divorce suit is being tried before
Judge Wallthall in the district court
this afternoon which lie being warmly
contested by both parties to the litiga-
tiOn.
Tne suit was instituted some mon tbs
ago by Mrs. Lucy j. Schultz who filed
her petition in ihe district clerks Of
flee asking for absolute divorce from
her husband Henry j. Schultz of Aus
tin on the grounds OF infidelity, non
support and cruel treatment. She alec
prayed the court to give her the custc-
dy of their two children aged seven and
fve.E
The husband filed a counter petition
wherein he asks for the children to be
given into his keeping.
Judge SmallwOod represents the
wife and District Attorney Dean the
husband In the suit and many witnesses
were examined today since the COM
mencement of the trial.
The children are exceedingly pretty
and their mother is well and favorably
known in Ell Paso, where she has re.
sided for nearly q year.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
THE HOUSE
Has a Wrangle Over Civil Service

Has a Wrangle Over Civil Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE house
was called to order at noon by Speaker
Reed. It immed lately went into COM
mittee of the whole to continue the
consideration of the legislative, exc
cutive and judiciary appro-
priation bill. When the para
graph relating to the temporary clerks
in the war department waslreach ed, the
house plunged into civil service
wrangle. Bromwell, of Ohio, made q
ten minute speech against the system.
He characterized the system of 'exami-
nations as "humbuggery" and Baily of
Texas, claiming the floor, reiterated
the sentiments.
All O'Clock Crosvenor of Ohio be-
gan q speech upon prosperity. He
reviewed the condition of the country
before the election of President Nc
Kinley and showed how business has
revived since.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
CYCLE SHOW
Opens In Chicago Today.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 7:-Nearly all
the manufacturers of bicycles.
bicycle accessories and bicycle sun
dries, together with leading manufac-
turers of automobiles. or "horseless
carriages" are represented at the
annual Cycle show which opened here
today.
Two hundred firms are represented
and their exhibits comprise large
display of novelties. Thirty-inch BIZ
cvoles. which have attained great
deal of popularity recently, and chain
less bicycles of many varieties are on
view. In the automobile division a
dozen varieties of vehicles are shown,
some electrically propelled, while
others have for their motive power
Detroleum or gasoline.
The show will continue all next
week.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
AThrilllnu History.

Among the curios which attracted
much attention at b recent display in
Maryville was q big six-shooter.
Back of this gun is q history that
Is as interesting as the most
thrilling yellow back novel. At the
commencement of the civil war it was
the property of Jeese James. During
q raid in the ghbOrhoOd of Inde-
pendence, Mo-, Qusntrell ana his gang
of followers became very hard pressed.
They were fighting for their lives on
the run, when q member of the
party, why now lives in Mary
vile, but whose name, the Tribune
says, is withheld out of Difference to his
wishes, had his pistol shot from his
hand. He was riding by the side Of
Jesse James, then only common
member of Qusntrell's baud,
when the gun dropped, and with it
part of the thumb that held it. Jesse,
seeing the accident, reached into one
of the scabbards in his own belt, pulled
forth pistol, and handed 1t to his
companion, who kept it until few
years ago, when he sold il to w. f.
Smith. The gun had thirty-eight
notches on it when Jesse gave
it away, and before the war closed the
man who succeeded to it's ownership
added five more making forty-tbree-
which means, of course, that forty.
three men have been killed with It.
The old pistol is rusty, but it looks like
1t might do good service yet in the
hands of the right man.-Kausas City
Journal
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
That She Killed Herself
And Her Little
Daughter.
THEY KEPT THEIR WORD
AndWhen He eStaggeredHome
Without Any Money He
Found Mother And
Babe Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-George Wei
linger. machinist, quarreled with bis
wife Annie on New Years Eve because
she would not give him money to
celebrate the day. He threatened that
on his next pay day he would spend
every cent before he came home.
She retorted If he did she would kill
herself.
Yesterday was Weilinger's pay day.
At IL o'clock at night when he stag
gered home without cent, he encount-
cred a strong odor of gas in the house.
He aired the house and lighted the
gas.
In bed lay his wife and little four
year old daughter Annie, both dead.
The two lay with olasped arms,
On the table was a letter written by
the wife. She declared she was tired
of life and said that they would not
blame her. She was sure that the Lord
would forgive her.
CAT the hands of this man." she
wrote, my life in America has been
like that of dog in wet weather"
Weilinger now threatens to kill him
self
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
ILL TREATMENT
At The Hands OF The Steward.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7.-Steward Pass
ington, of the bark Mary Troop, who
WAS arrested on the ships arrival
here, has been remauded by the
court. He is accused of torturing to
death a Chinese cabin boy named Ah
Ching.
Sesmen of tie Mary Troop testified
that PassingtOn repeatedly tied the
boy down and pounded him with fire.
wood, Susing both hands. They also
stated that he made the boy eat rope
and that when the Chinaman was
dying from i'll treatment. Passington
threw him overheard and he was drown
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
FAST MAIL RACE
Between Chicago and Omaha Still
Close.

OMAHA, Jan. 6.-The fifth morning
fast mail race between Chicago and
Omaha finds the situation unchanged.
Both the Burlington and North west
ern continue to keep up
with their fast schedules
of 500 hundred miles in e
trife over ten hours. The Burlington
was again the first this morning,
reaching the transfer station at 7 As a.
M, eight minutes ahead of time. The
Northwestern arrived at $40 a.
m. five minutes ahead of
time. The main feature OF
the days test has been the remark
able regularity of the Burlington.
Since the new train was placed in
service it's arriving time here has not
varied ten seconds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
Mayor Harrison is president.

Mayor Harrison is president.
The Harrison faction, to the discom-
fture of the Altgeldites, has endeavor-
ed to tinge the function with as much
significance as possible. aud to that
end the list of speakers includes a
mum Der of democrats of national prom
inence. Congressman Sulzer of New
York, said to be an aspiraut to the
democratic nomination for vice presi-
dent in 1900. has accepted an invita-
tiou to be present.
'Altgeld will not be present tonight
as he is chief orator at the Jackson
Day banquet to be held in Omaha.
Other speakers will be Congressman
Lentz, of Ohio, who will make an ad-
dress on "Whet Makes President
Great" Mayor w. G. Mayoury OF
Detroit, Mayor Thomas Tsggart, of
Independence, and VIM. Mcknight, OF
Michigan.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
MANY GOOD
WISHES
For the Cubans Accompanied
By Advice To Be
Careful
GEN. BUTLER'S ADDRESS
In the Nature ora VaIedic-
tory To the Cubans Made
Public In Havana
Today.

HAVANA, Jan, 7.-Generals Butler
and Wade of the evacustiOn commits
sion will leave for the United States
this afternoon.
Gen. Butler has written the commits
sion's valedictory to the Cubans. 1t
was made public today. He counsels
the Cubans to be obedient and to place
their faith in the good intentions of the
American people.
The American. army, he says,
will see that personal and proper
ty rights will be fully respected, but
breaches of peace and all disturbances
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
Will Be Welcomed to Chicago BY
Knights TempIar.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. Rear Admir-.
al Schley is assured of an enthusiastic
welcome when heaarrives in Chicago
this evening. The hero of the Santiago
by his wife and daughter, will be the
guest of the Knights Templar COM
manderies of Chicago and will be the
guest of honor at the charity ball and
banquet for the Masonic Orphan g
home to be held Mondaysevening.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
PERSONALS.

G.. w. Huffman and wife left this
afternoon via the T. &. p. for Fort
Hancock.
Mrs. Stanley Good, wife OF Deputy
Constablr Good, is qnite ill at her home
on Texas street.
Editor McCutcheon returned today
from SocOrro with his family, who will
hereafter make their home in Ell Psso.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ALT. Hampton
left for NOgales today where Lieut.
enant Hampton will resume his posi-
tion ss government migration agent.
Maurice McKelligan. the we'll
known stenoRrapher of this city has
been appointed court stenOgrspher by
Judge Thomss S. Maxey for the West
ern district of Texas.
Alpha w. Davis of Waterburr, ver-
mont arrived this morning. coming In
over the Santa Fe. Mr.. Davis is an
uncle of j. r. Morse of this city and
will spend the winter with him.
T. e. Erwin, q hotel man of Big
Springs, is in the city and states be
will probably enter the hotel business
in this city. Mr.. Erwin is said to be .
first-class hotel man.
Geo. Berrott, an old pioneer OF this
city, but now of California, is visiting
with friends and relatives IN Ell Psso.
Mr.. Berrott was the fret man to erect
an ice plant in this city sixteen years
ago. He was a familiar figure on the
streets of Ell Psso for macy years, and
his coming now after lapse of several
years bridges over the absence ss
though 1t we're but yesterday.
Speaking of the condition of the fed
eral court Offices Ia El Paso and
throughout the west, Leigh Chslmere,
inspector for the department. Of JUS
tice, of Washington, d. G, said, 81
find them in excellent condition, and It
is also we'll to note that the offices of
the federal court of this city, the Unit
ed Estates marshsl's sohice, and the
clerks Office are in A No. shape"
AT HOTELS
Grand Central: VIM. Dent, Brook
land Pa Geo. L. Hodges, Mexico
City; T, L. Lille, b. 81. Hsdley, Las
Cruces; G. w. Oravis Marshall.
Pierson: A. A. Seossor, st Joe,
Mo-; F. M. Aris. Wichita Falls; b.
Unzicker, Chicago; Miss Kalie Proctor,
Larmie, Canada; John l.. Waring and
wife, Bluffton, Indiana.
Center Block: c. L. Rogers,
MuskeRon, Mich; VIM. s. Gifts,
philadelphia; 81. L. Kingsley, Racine,
Wis; w. ]. Lilley, Tucson; E. A.
Baltimore; Fred K. Moore, Tucson; n.
L. Billings, Chicago.
Lindell: Geo. w. Hale, Georges
Creek; d. Fisher, Mexico; G. G. Will
coxson, Denver; N. N. Mandell, Me
silla Park, N. M; Walter Howe, James
Howe, Albuquerque: w. M. Daily,
Mex; George Green, San
Francisco; F. r. Davidson, Alamo
gordo: S. F. Wiles, Los Angeles.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07

Hon. Ssmuels White, district attor-
ney of Baker county, Oregon, passed
from Ell Paso, where he WAS engaged
in habess corpus hearing in the case
against r. l.. GirouX, mention of
which appeared in yesterdays News,
wherein the defendant is charged with
sailing an Oregon mine. which, it is
alleged, she sold to French syDdi-
cate, involving, it is said, about $780,
coo. MIR. White said that the sheriff
was now on his way to Oregon with the
prisoner and states that the case has
attracted much attention.-Dallas
News.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
SUPPLIES FOR DEWEY
The SolaCe Will Be Sent to Him at
Once.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Orders were
sent this morningto the commandant of
the New York navy yard directing
that the supply ship Solace be nrepar-
ed Immediately to be sent to Manila.
The Solace will carry large cargo of
supplies of almost every kind and these
will be used to establish q great naval
supply station at Manila for the use of
Dewey's fleet.