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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Campbell Real Estate company to
W. T. Payne, fractional parts of lots l
to inclusive, in block 20. also lots IL
to 20 inclusive, in block %, Campbell's
addition: consideration $1,000.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
Notice..

We give Premium Stamp on Photo
graphic work only.
BUSHONG & FELDMAN.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
New Books For Library.

Judge and DR.. Merchant have
donated $50 volumes of medical, law
and miscellaneous books to the Ell
Paso library. The books were placed
in the library today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
II. F. Bennett

Spanish and English Stenographer.
Dictstion in either language. Trans
lating and Interpreting. Special at
tention to legal work. Mundy build
ing, Ell Paso, Texas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
Building Permit.

A building permit has been issue
to L. w. Cauady to construct on Fiftl
street a $500 adobe house.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
The Cheapest Shoe Store.

Large stock of new goods just re-
ceived. Big bargains. A. 81. MEYER
POT Ell Paso ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
No Friends Appeared.

Mrs. Alice Griekel, the American
woman who died suddenly in Juarez
Wednesday morning, was buried by
claim her.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29

FL Paso Steam Laundry, Phone At.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-29
NOTICE!

We have removed our well assorted
and large stock of Coffee and Tea to
4O6 San Antonio street, to which we
wish to call your attention. We still
roast the finest grade of Mexican cof-
fee daily.
Call in and examine our goods and
give us trial order and be convinced
of the superiority of our goods.
nsx,So>o . No<o>.S>s~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

that tho road can be operated on pay
Ing basis. II has been declared that the
construction ~ the road was due to the
strategic advantage where Russia
would gain by these operations. but a
road OF 10000 vcrsts In length cannot be
built for strategic purposes only. The
policy OF Russia In the extreme orient
has always favored the Introduction OF
foreign commerce on an equal footing
NladlVostoUk has been and II main
tanned as a free port.
'railen Wan was placed under Rus
sian authorlty In order that my govern
ment might have an open port In WIN
ter. Not only II Talen-Wnn "A free
port, but. In fact. all territory In China
within the Russian sphere ~ influence
II open 10 the commerce NJ the world.
Lord Beresford states that Russip
wants to take possession " the north
OF China aud leave the south ~ the
country to France. Now. h. proposes
that England. the United states. Ger
many and Japan shall take charge u
Affairs IN China. for England to have
control nf the army customs, etc. very
natural from his point " View. Does
h. make exceptions NJ iiursin and
Frnnce3 lie does 50 on the ground that
they are not commercial peoples. This
" n mistake. France IN q commercial
nation. Russia VIII be- The Siberian
road " n commercial idea. lie says II
" built only for strategic reasons. This
" another mistake. | am sure That
Lord licrcHfurd expresses only his pfl-
vntc views and not those Of his govern
mrut"
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ai.ursoMn cAnGo.
One Hundred and seventy podi-. Of Sew
Works Unclaimed bead.

New York, Feb, 2i.-Packcd away.
each In "a refrigerator cell. amid tons
of Ice. there were In the morguc until
today one hundred and seventy bodies
OF the city'H unknown and homeless
dead. the largest number ever gathered
there since the prescott murEue was
built. The cause of this was that the
city burying ground on iinrts Island
WAS hvmmcd In by Ice aud could not b.
approached by the steamers Of the
charity department
The city supports In llartn Island a
colony OF forty men. whose duty II h
g. dix graves In Puttcra field. These
men Tor ten days have been without
occupation. The tux Fidelity and the
mdewhcelcr Thomas \. brennan ~ the
charity department both tried O. break
through the Ice which surrounded
Iurt'H Island. but failed. on sunday
tho big steam lighter Columbia was
fixed up Tor a rush through the lee.
one hundred and siNty.unc bodies were
loaded on her. and nhc steamed up
on linrta Island. In spite % all the
captain could do. he was not able TO
force "a passage. The forty grave dig
RusH watched the Columbia struggling
With the lee. The Columbia tried u
ngaiu yesterday. however. ana reached
llartf Island after hard battle with
the Ice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

lie states lie Is Mt tho Disposal Of Ills
Cunniry.

New York. Fob .i.-A dispatch 10
the Herald from Paris says.
The Figaro says that NJ. Jules IL
Maitrc'H letter II causing serious splits
In the League patric Franchise. The
Figaro publishes this Interview with
Prince Henri Of orleans on the subject
OF votes Tor him nn Saturday
Certainly ! waE not candidate,
hut u undoubtedly gives ne pleasure
I have always worked simply fnr my
country bowling before the government
given 20 u by the national viii eleven
years ago.
AT present things arc greatly
changed. I think thoro Il disagreement
between the government ana tho feol-
Inc of the people. That Il what the last
election has clearly shown,
The period ~ humiliation abroad
and disturbance at home. though Just
passed, shows tho necessity for a
change In the constitution,
"'rhc only form ~ government which
coucllintea the rights and needs ~ de-
mucracy with the eNlgcucleH 90 a great
power that has neighhura can be- had
hy the confidence % AN In one to give
satisfaction 10 the demands ~ the pco-
pie. the Interests or threatened trade
and Industry. and the feelings 90 honor
ana Justice which we bear
Would you consent IN be the head
OF such government"
- am always az the disposal Of my
country"
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Bywa,er Had Put His Fingers Under Cooks
Nose and Warned Him q Meeting Again.
MEN QUARRELED SOME TINE
settled, when u ttrohc ont
Atrcsn.

The bad blood that has been existing
between Representatives Cook and by
water for the past few days eliminated
today In. what IL known IN street par
lance a.. scrap" iyHiandora say
that Cook struck Iiywater unnworca
and that the friends Of the latter pre-
vented him from rctallatlng by holding
him back. As a result Bywater IL now
nursing a badly bruised proboscis aud
a difcolorcd optic.
The trouble began In the House this
morning by Cook. - u u reported. COM
graduating Bywatcr upon taking back
hir remarks made In the senatorial
Joint session ~ Saturday. A. that time
nywatcr said he was able morally. In
tcllcctunily and physically 60 resent
any lnnuit offered by Cook The latter.
Il IL said. understood iiywatcr's re-
marks as a challenge TO put ON the
gloves" and wanted TO have II out"
Bywater. on tho other hand, said no
such thought entered his mind nnS was
80 reported In one OF the daily papers.
About 1850 today both mon met In
the House. and Cook. NJ before stated.
remarked TO Bywatcr. II see you took
your remarks back"
u took nothing back" was bywaterH
reply.
cook then made for Bywator. but the
latter suggested that thuy gu outside.
They started out. and by the time tho
lobby was reached. each had his coat
on ready FOR business speaker Roy
lance appeared On IL. r,elr', a. also dld
number ~ lady cIcti,E ltoyiades
horgcd tho mon not 10 fiEht. calling
attention 60 thc presence Of the ladies
ana reminding them that they had been
sent 10 the Legislature as lawmakers
and therefore should not be law-brcak-
ora The men were too excited. how
ever. To- pay any attention To- the
Speakers ndmonition ana siaring AZ
each other prepared to make a rush
Both are large men. about the same
age, weight aud height. Cook wears
glnsscs. but with wise foresight he re-
moved them. while nywater was rolling
up his shirt sleeves. The latter never
once took his eyes on his antagonist
and was doubtless figuring ON solar
picxus." Cook again said he was ready,
and another rush" seemed imminent,
when further hoatilities were prevented
by the arrival 81 friends OF both par
ties. The holllgrrpntH put their coats
ON and everybody thought the protocol
had been signed. II seems not, how
ever, FOR nH nyWntrr was leaving the
room he put the index finger of his
rlght hand under cooks nose. at tho
same time fcmarking; q" We shall meet
again.
The words had no sooner escaped by
waters lips than Cook landed him a
terrific blow with his tiHt, right across
the bridge of She nose, Hywatcr immc-
dlately saw starr ana long tailed COM
cts. lie made hervulcan crort to yet
one back at Cook, but the Interference
OF friends prevented him, Cook was
taken to the elevator and waited w
aud down few times tn cool on. lly-
water sought "a water tap and turned
10 Hopplng his face. eyes ANA nose with
q wet handkerchief tlll the moro IN
tense pain caHed, when his face APP
peared somewhat swollen and diBng-
uTed from the blow,
No arrests,
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nnre N.. cemran, olranI,ea.

New York. Fob. el.-rhe Central
Union Gas CO. has been organised UNI
der the laws ~ Virginia a. cpntrol the
natural gas wells and plants ~ Ohio,
Indiana ana southern Illinois. Tho
capital stock viii be- fslOoQpl pf which
there VIII be- sgp0uo,0oO per ornt oamaa
lAiiyc dividend stocks ana fiihNn. 900
common stocks ~ this authorized
capital SO. 100000 are 10 be- retained In
the treasury for the purchase ~ com.
pnnica ana plants. The consent OF clry-
IN large gaf producing plants has boon
obtained. so Il IN said, toward entering
the pool. These are the Dayton Gna
company, the Tlppecanoe city ila com.
pauy, cOvingtun daH company, New
Western Gas company piquu Gas c,in-
pnny. sydney Gas company. Truy Gas
company, Springfield lnH company, tr.
bana Gas company, South Charleston
Gas company and the Mount Sterling
Gas company, Il IN asserted that these
companies are carning 100000 not per
nnnum. This matter ~ h expected WIN
be sufficient 10 provide funds COR diyi-
dendH nt the rate ~ per cent upon
preferred stock and three per cont upon
tho common stock with the prospect
~ a considerable Increase az once from
economies which viii result from the
consolidation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Philadelphia. Feb, si,-Today IL clce.
tlon day throughout Pennsylvania for
she election Of city. town ana borough
officials. No State officials are voted
Tor The day II a legal holiday.
In Philadelphia "A mayor and city
solicitor and three magistrates are to
be- chosen by the voters 81 the entire
city. but various wards separately NO.
lcct members ~ city councils ana Hchnnl
directors. a light vote N belnE pullri
on the general city tickets, inaamuoh
a. the election ~ the Republican Can-
didates by iatFr maioHties Il assured.
There h no nciionul nEht ~ thu Re.
publican party this year ~ IN the past
Few years Samuel = AHhhrldEn Tor
mayor. and John l.. kiualcy Tor city
solicitor received the fun party endorse
mcnt aud support and their election by
very large mniufitiea " conceded by
the Democrats.
The Democratic candidates ure pr.
W. Horace iioaiins for mayor and
Frank T.. Shattuck for city solicitor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
Tobacco compan, PREPARING Tor War.

Louisville. KY. Feb. 2i.-Thc Cont.
ucnial Tobacco company dropped
tobacco factories yesterday when IL
purchased fias 900 worth ~ revenue
stamps. This h an Unprecedented sale
~ STAMPS.
Several theories have been advanced
Ne 10 the cause NJ the big purchase ~
stamp one N them=tho most be-.
li"red hy the tobacco mru-lt that the
Continental Tobacco company is Pre-.
pltlnr to begin ~ big plunge into the
tobacco market The grcnt amount ~
stamps purchased By tho tobacco trust
rrfcronts an output " sixteen million
pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

are frozen at this time. his discovery
which IL simple ana inexpensive. IL OF
great importance.
lie takes the electric current used
for street lighting purposes. attaches
one wire to the frozen pipe inside the
cellar of one house aud the other wire
60 similar pipe IN the adjoining or
any other house. thus completing the
circuit
a current N about nfty volts "
then turned on. heating the pipes and
melting thc Ice within.
Prof. Wood uses u Transformer" to
reduce the voltage 80 that the current
viii not mott the plpea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

New York. Feb. IA dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Havana says!
The cuban assembly has sent com.
mittcs to Matuuaaa 10 confer with
Oom,z ana popularity 10 increasing as
he ncarH Havana. Those who have
been with Gomez represent him me- sur
frfing from fever and lacking the
strength to endure q reception. but ne
persists that u IN a part of his politi-
cal mission 20 unite allies.
The SpanlardF continue divided
though the majority VIII accept Gomez
Leadership. They are warming those
who oppose IL a. heed what happened
10 CnrdcnaH. The spanish colony there
refused to Join In the reception. but ar
ter Gomez's arrived the members OF
the Spanish club invited him 10 the
Casino aud when he accepted. many OF
them declared adherHion 20 his policy,
Tho controversy between the bishop
OF santandcr ana the cuban clergy has
been renew ed with nerceness. The ca.
ban priests are aggressive In their op-
position 10 the bishops authority and
thoy are pushing their propaganda to
secure his recall ana that ~ the Span.
lsh priests ON the ground that they are
inimicnl 10 cuban aspirations and To
American authority. The bishop ri.
torts that they are puEnaclouH and mu,
tinuuH and takes no action looking to
ecclesiastical discipline.
Archbishop chuppelle IL In Snnu-
ago and ~ expected In Havana soon.
no win lind difficulty In rccnnciling tho
bishop and the clergy, The priests
complain OF the bishops action In try
ing to prejudice them with uen.
urnoke. AZ the American authorities
have proclaimed that the church and
stntr are entirely diversified they are
keeping out OF the controversy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Count Ca-sinL' the Russian Ambss.ador.
Criticis.s Lord ueresford's speech.

Chicago. Feb. 2l,--The Times-IIer-
AIDS Washington correspondent says,
Count Casslni. the Russian ambassa-
dor. In discussing remarks made by
Lord Charles lieresford relative To the
establishment OF an open door In china
says: "a great deal NJ mislnforma-
tlon exists concerning the conditions In
the far East and "A determined and re-
grettable EFFORT Is being made TO misin-
form tho public In this matter. There
IN no closed door In China. Lord Beres-
ford does not say that at present there
exists n closed door but he says that
II In possible that In the future there
may be a closed door
so far as Russia IN concerned. Il IL
TO her interest 20 have free trade IN tho
far East. II IL necessary In view Of
the construction OF the trans Siberian
Railroad, that there shall be an extern
sion OF commercial relations In order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
rRrs. Lorntr prconArup.
lie Is Invested with N. ofd.r 1T IN. 10.
ginn ~ Honor.

Paris. Feb. ei.-Gcnetai Davouot duke
O AuorHta"dt, grand chancellor Of the
Legion of Honor. today Invested prcst
i.uubct with the grand order u the
Legion NJ Honor IN the presence ~ all
the cabinet minister. The ministers
met today with NJ. isoubot presiding.
The president communicated to them
he message a. parliament. which will
De- Rad IN the chamber Of deputies and
senate this afternoon. tn" council or.
dtrnd that all the public offices. schools
and boufsoH BE- closed on the day 81
the late President Fnure'H funeral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
Democratic Ad,I.ory COMMITTEE.

Washington. Feb. si.-Chalrman
Jones ~ the Democratic national com.
mitttc has appointed an advisory COM
mittec a. the national campaign COM
mittec, the object being Ia advance the
Interests of the Democratic committee
along the lines % the national platform.
The committee " which ATT. Ionca him.
Felf " u member includes stephen 81
Whit" of California. n. l. ciunpau "
Michigan. Norman Mack ~ Sew York.
John =. Angcid 90. llunnlF. Geo. Frrd
Williams 81 Massachusetts,. The head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
LoAS roR nAYrr.
FINANCIAL staiu. .. In Very HID shape
tsehsng. Hates,

New York, Fob, 2i,-Thc Herald cor-
respondent at Port Au Prince. llnyti,
writes under date " January sCth'
''rho situation here AZ this time ~
Tor some time az 80 per cent In favor ~
gold, This condition NJ things was oX-
pccted a. be- amoliuratcd BY a loan 10 be-
Heated In the United States. but the
project seems Ia have fallen through.
Now. In order 10 relieve this state ~
nffnirH tho government proposes to
mako loan from local bankers uf ST.
100000 retire the amount ~ paper
money und pay the loan by an increase
~ 20 per cent IN the Import duties, To
take effect ON February 1T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
SULTAN is CALLED DOWN.
british Admiral Threatens 60 nom-
bard, whcr.upon the Pot.niate re
vokes nj. Concession to France.

Bombay. Feb. 2i.-The sultan Of
Oman has revoked the grant OF n coal
ing station to the French under the
British admirals threat OF a lombard
ment. Tho British warships Eclipse.
sphinx and Rcdbreast are lying on the
port OF Muacat.
The sultan has issued proclamation
to the foregoing effect and he viii make
a similar announcement Ia open dur
bar.
The French consul has entered a pro-
test.
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wnoLEsAI.E sMuncnINa.

Attorney brown objected strongly 10
the fourth specification and took the
position that Il should be- eliminated.
The idea ~ aaHaiiing all the members
o. the Legislature before the commits
toe Tor investigation was absurd. be-
sides that " was an assault upun their
honor and Integrity, II included every
man ana was nothing more or less than
wholesale HmirchinE ~ their characters
aud "A reflection on the State. SIR. Me-
Cuuu cnurtod Il thorough investigation,
bus he wanted something more specific
thun the general prayer NJ Mr., Law TO
have every member Investigated. This
clause. therefore. should b. stricken
uuf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Denver. Colo. Feb, si.-Gov Thomas
today sent a special message to the
legislature. urging legislation 20 pre-
vent the contamination OF tho contem-
plated smelter combine or the forma-
ton of any trusts IN Colorado. The
senate passed an antitrust bill without
one dissenting vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Sem Francisco. NIB. si,--At an early
hour this morning. uinm, thu riN.iny
lirlrls rider was resting easily with
every indication ~ soon recovering
nom his collapse.
\ careful measurement ~ thu track
IN Mechanics pavilion, OVER which
such phenomenal Hcofef were made.
shows that riders keeping eighteen
inches from the inside edge would
travel ~ Inches over min every eight
laps instead uf the oNrct mile with
which they were credited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Louisville. KY. Feb. gi.-Aftor scr-
vice of nearly twenty years on the
bench Of the 4. T. court ~ Kentucky.
Judge John W. Barr has announced
that he has rendered his resignation to
President Mckinley ON account ~ M
health and advancing years. Judge
l'arr was appointed by President Hayes
IN 1850 nnd has spotless record. lie
Will retire ON full pay of 5000 per an.
mum. having passed the required Pc.
Rod
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rhanshnl. Fob. gi.-Thc German war.
ship cofomoran has let Knio chou for
lIonrkunr and Apin. Samoa.
The cufomoran " third-clnss
cruiser. She carries eight 81 inch
qlick firing guns. and seven Maxim
guns OF smaller cailher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Oakland, cal. Feb. gl.-The superior
court OF Alameda county has made an
order directing that the dispositions 90
Lord Churston and Or, McRae OF Lon
don and Waller Narde-buller, now re-
siding In Buluwayo. Matabeleland.
south Africa. be- taken In the divorce
proceedings instituted by attorneys
representing Lady Narde- Butler. Lord
Churston and Or, McRae are the Lon
don solicitors Of the defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Sacramento. cat. Feb. ei,-A mum.
htg Of Young men IN the city arr or
ganiHlng colony 10 settle on tho
island ~ Guam. They propose 90 en-
gage In the raising OF the staple prod
ucts of the island
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Chicago. Feb gl-R J., Walsh. n
prominent real estate dealer. was shot
ave times aud Instantly Killed today by
John pflscnll. an cmploye. The shoot
ing occurred In % hallway Just outside
NJ Walsh's office Ia the Roanoke build
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Madison. wis, Feb. 2i-Prof. r. W.
Wood Instructor In physics In the Uni
verAlty Of Wisconsin, has originated
the idea " thawlng out frozen water
Plies with electricity and made two
successful experiments
In view OF the fact that water pipes
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MArrEn aoEs pnrr.

Attorney Evans was opposed To strlig-
Ing out specification Nn, I. because, he
said, II was matter that struck decp
In the nnulri ~ the State and should
BE- thoroughly inquired into The poo-
pie wanted 10 know the truth. Rumors
of bribery We're IN the air ANA every
body was talking about them, \ mere
dorinl from each member NJ the leEis-
lnturr would 30 a long ways towards
nlllying that suspicion. lie denied
that he Intended TO impugn the motives
OF any membvi,
A VERlTABLE DRAG NET.
Attorney Brown grew earnest In his
reply and questioned strongly the sim
certify OF counhel'a denial that he In
tended 90 impugn the motives
nnirchlng Of their characters and
a Verltnble drag net drawing every
member Of the Legislature within ita
folds, but fastening Itself particularly
upon Representatives Belts, callister.
Robinson, Taylor. l,edd, Laplsh. Lar.
not counsel dare to put that In clean
lanFunge9 The nspersiOns were not
honorable and should be stricken out
LAW RECALLED,
Representative Law was here re-
onlied and his cross examination re-
aumed by Judge Dickson Witness tea-
tilted In a very general way regarding
the charges contained In the supple
mental specifications. In fact, his tea-
timony threw no light upon them, For
Instance, tho charge Involving Mr. FAIR
was made ON the strength " the
spiflted colloquy between that gentle-
man and Mr.. Cook ON the floor of the
House on Saturday, Up to Friday last
he had. he said, no specific Information
In addition 10 that possessed by him
self No one had tried 20 bride him on
Saturday except 30 far as that ofense
might relate 10 the keeping of his APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

t," ~ ,he matter ~ the unsworn charges
Alt,stL',l BY Albert a. Law against,
on AZ w, Mocune and all the members
n, W, legislative assembly OF the state
IN, Wh Alfred W. Mcclure denies,
~, u, w. sloan on February 7th.
tItsi az any time at Salt Lake city,
en- u own behalf or acting for A. ". Me-
d, uled TO Induce sentor william
"spsksr 10 assist In the election OF