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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22

Lindsay, worthy past president; Harry
Baehr, worthy president; Ed l.. Wagner,
worthy vice-president; Gustave Pohlman,
secretary William Clack, treasurer; R.
Beers Loos, chaplain; James S. Cannon,
conductor; J. G.. Crowley inner guard ::
Schuyler Osterhout, outer guard; J. M
Fisher, j. NJ. Cheetham and M. f. O'Con-
nor, trustees; A. c. Berthier, C. r. Gagan
and j. F. Glynn, finance committee; E..
Bunnelf and ]. J. Keefe. physicians.
List of gate prizes uncalled for at the
Eagles picnic which can be had by APP
plying to j. S. Cannon, Grand Opera-house
AIS; 2S43, 4449 594 1899 1901, 1922. $40, 1902,
1850 1874, 1893 4036 3S9, 1903. 1896, 2766. 1915,
1908, 40O6 1881, 47O9, 2617. COG, 341, 275S 1899,
4152, 325, 236, 1859 3439 1882 4741, 592, 2803
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22

"HE officials of the Market Street
Railway Company can to-day
order the Clerk of the Death
i Roll to turn over another leaf
in the company's CORY ledger
and charge to the corporation one
more murder.
Il is the old story of the "life-saving
fender" which the company has placed
on a. few of its cars and which it de-
cIares is the best that can be done 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22
One More innocent Victim OF
the Railroad COmpany's
PenuriOusness.
The Horrible Killing of Tommy kearney
Almost Results in Riot on
Third Street.

responsible official Of the company ap-
peared at that time must be left to the
imagination.
The shapeless and bloody body of the
child was carried into the Grant drug
store. on the corner of Stevenson and
Third streets, but nothing could be done
for him, and in due time the boy was
taken to the Receiving Hospital in an
ambulance. He died about an hour
later.
Just before he passed away he recog-
nized the father, who was standing over
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22

The new time schedule proved a big sue
cess and the crowd at the park was han
dIed in much better style than hereto
fore. CIV
The circus in the Barn" at Glen par,,
which commenced yesterday, proved a big
success. The equestrian feats by the ST
Leon family consisted of some exception
any clever tricks of Workmanship The
letlc performances. such as are seen at
any regular circus. Glen Park will be
open IN future each Saturday and Sunday
ana the circus will be continued 1t is the
intention Of the park management to keen
the resort open evenings as soon as their
electr1c-light plant is completed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22
Ladies' Auxiliary Concert.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mission Y.
NJ c. A. will give a concert in Metropoli-
tan Hall next Tuesday evening An ex-
cellent programme has been prepared and
everything points to it's success. The
members of the organization have dis
posed of a large number of tickets, and it
is confidently believed that the hall will
be crowded on the evening of the concert.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22

Flemish oak with ivory ornaments, Jap
anese gray, old Dutch Persian green.
bone black, gold leaf, gold bronze and
English oak holdings for picture frames
in beautiful new designs at Sanborn &
Wallis TAI Market street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22

Tommy Kearney lies cold in death,
shapeless mass of flesh and bone. and
the economy tenders are still in bust
ness. looking for more victims.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22
The Circus a Success.

The San Francisco and San Mateo Elec-
trio Road commenced running cars over
the new spur track from Chenery and
day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-22
NOTE.

" L.
On Monday, May %, we will place
ON one Of our center counters
1000 REMNANTS FINE. BMBROI-
DERIES, both EDGlNGS and IN
SETTINGS, in CAMBRIA, SWISS
and NAINSOOK, AT VERY LOW
prices.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
sident, and DrMartin of Taos, secretary.

Miss Mable Hartin, who has been in
the city for the past ten months, at
| tending the Southwestern Business
college and visiting the family of r.
b. Cook, returned to Der home in
Prescott, this morning.
J. 81. Parramore, president, and c.
w. Merchant, vice president of the
San Simon cattle company of Arizona,
came in on the L. P. this morning to
attend to some large shipments of cat
tie which they will make soon.
Henry Bruhn, general travelling
agent for the Psbst Brewing Co., is in
the city for few days. Mr.. Bruhn
has sister living here who is the wife
the jolliest fellows on the road.
w. S. Shepard, probate clerk, and
+. b. Stuart, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, of Otero county,
N. NJ, came in from Alamogordo last
night. They are here purchasing sup
plies for the county court house and
officials
II. j. Emerson, of Albuquerque came
in on the Santa Fe this morning. Mr..
Emerson for many years WAS connect
ed with the Bank of Commerce of AL
buquerque. He is thinking seriously
OF going in business here and says that
FL Paso has the brightest prospects of
any town that he knows Of.
THE HOTELS.
Grand Central: E Wadtes, St Joe. /
Mo; j 81 Camel, G D Stanton, Chica. |
go; 81 G Avis, ST Louis: q S Philips.
New York: g F H.r roick City: L.
Eppstein Ed. Erchli,z, Dallas.
] ST Charles: J Carney; Albuouer-
ue, J Shakeford and family, W HI
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
CLAIMED HE HAD BEEN ROBBED
An Individual Wanted All Who We're
On the Streets Last NIGHT to
Help Him Get His Money

An individual rushed madly up and
down Ell Paso street last night in
search of policeman. He finally 10
Gated one eating lunch in Phil Smith e
Cafe and there he related his trouble,
which were in substance that he had
been robbed of a sum of money in Ca
I1fornta Jacks palace On Utah street.
He made several statements of the
sum he had been robbed of and
it ranged all the way from
So to $40. He had been drink
ing heavily during the AZ
ternoon snd went TO sleep in several
saloons. When he sobered I'D he
found that his money WAS gone and q
howl went up that would have done
credit to an Apache Indian. No COM
pia1nt WAS made In police court and
the chances are that he has become
calm and unconcerned and wisely con-
cluded to let the matter rest where IL
is
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
|, A Change of Base.

Chas. Rokahr, the we'll known boot
and shoe maker of Ell Paso, who has
made national reputation in the man
ufacture of cowboy boots, has closed up
his business here and leaves for Kan
sas City, where he will open up man
ufscturing establishment, right near
the stock yards, that he may be in
the west.
A great many of Charley's friends
think that he Is msking.a mistake in
leaving Ell Paso, but he has had such
assurances from stock men that he
feels warranted in making the change,
although he realizes that Ell Paso is
now going ahead faster thon any city
in the country.
MIR. Rokahr leaves behind him q
large circle of social and business
friends, who W sh him success in his
new venture.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

Thompson .and Mrs o Conner, City
| Mrs E o Starkey, Abilene, L TAYLOR.
! Kansas City. Mrs E w Parker. White
Oaks, Mrs E Sample New York.
Pierson; B Gibson, Geo Cormack,
D A Carpenter, City; &c Kingsley,
Tucson; E Ryan, San Antonio; G A
Flora, A A Murdoch, Mexico: M Rusk,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs W. B. King,
New York, Mas. E N Neff, Cleveland,
leo.
Center Block: r Paris, F M Her,
City; W Rogers and wife, Eddy; II o
Christensen, b Book. LosAngeles; G
w Bowmes, Omaha;J Holloway, Cairo,
III; John Meyer. Colorado: G G Bryan,
Alamoeordo: 81 B Colhus, Kansas
City; Robt. Kallagan, Roswell; E
Bernhsrt, st Louis; A Reel, Tucson;
J B Cullon.
Lindell: J w zook. Fort Worth;
Alya Erni. Phoenix; r E Magalis. Mar
tins burg, W Va; M S Ditmer, City; c
W 1ngles, Ben Said, Jimuloo; n Will
liams. Denver; John A Bauman,
Brooklyn; N Carlson. Edward Kauff-
man, Mexico; D 81 Toomey, Sierra
Blanca: ] j Aldveson, St Louis; F
Goane. City: F B Stuart, w s Shop
herd, Alamogordo.
New Commercial: E P Bishop, Bir-
m1ngham, Ala; Sam B Zimmerman,
San Diego, Cal; L E Rettie, Weather
ford: Tex; John Kelly, San Francisco:
Joe Murray, Mexico; A Gould. E B
Perrin. T Clark, San Antonio; S
Long. St Louis; @ II Williams, Denver;
NJ Hart, Gainesville; E A Muth, VIM
Call, Albuquerque, N M; John Dwyer,
Butte, Mon: E NJ Ryan, Sedalia: Albert
Rodgers, Albuquerque; ] Murphy,
Denver; Geo Schiefner, Alsmogordo;
mo B Goodhue, Mexican Central; r L
Parker. City.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
TWO DIVORCES
We're Granted BY the District Court
Other Business.

W. T. Wells, of this city, was grant.
ed divorce by Judge Walthall today
from his wife, G. V. Wells, of Fort
Worth. The defendant was given the
custody Of their minor child Louis
Light Wells and the leasehold of Ger
tain Fort Worth property was vested
In the plaintiff by the decree.
Lena Shallenberger procured a div
orce from Lee Shallen berger
James Kelly was tried this morning
for theft from the person and found
guilty. He was sentenced to five years
In the peEitentiary. Kelly snatched a
diamond scarf pin from the scarf of
Charles Dinwiddie some time 400 And
ran, but was rounded up by a police
man.
Alberto Cano is on trial this after.
noon on the charge of burglary,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
BY a MexiCdn's Strong Arm and
Ready Interference.

A serious runaway was averted at
noon today by the timely interference
of q Mexican bystander
A horse attached to a wagon of the
Consumers Ice company. standing at
the east side of the Pioneer Grocery
company, by some means managed
to break lose the front axle and pull it
out from under the wagon bed. The
body fell to the ground with a crash
and the horse with the two front
wheels following started down Ell Paso
street on dead run, badly frightened.
He had not proceeded more than q
hundred feet until a Mexican in his
shirt sleeves sprang from the sidewalk
and seized the bit of the frightened
animal. bringing him to standstilI
with q powerful jerk.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
WRITING POLICY.
CurleY Sullivan Is Now pIayinu A
New Role,

Curley Sullivan did not leave town
as threatened. He is still here and
has no intention of going, if the pres
eot indications are worth anything.
Curley has opened up a branch DO
!icy agency at the Dewey saloon and
Is doing land Office bushes. This
morning a HERALD reporter was up
that way and Curley called to him to
come over and get policy ticket.
II just wrote one for $50" said Cur
ley, land am ready to write another.
What numbers do you want? No, don It
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

want any? ALI right, come in and
have cigar any way. Yes, my office
is here for the present, but move it
around any old place. Sometimes it's
at police headquarters, sometimes in
Juarez. 1 am not at all particular; any
place suits me.''
bought dimes worth of policy. Cur
ley told him to put down the money
before he wrote the ticket and the man
wanted the ticket first. The reporter
departed while they were arguing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
Filed for Record.

| Deeds were filed in the county clerk g
office as follows:
A. M. LOOMS to Felix Martinez, lots
| 3, and Of block 104, Campbell's $500
FL Paso Real Estate Co. to Alama-
gordo Lumber Co., lots 10 to % inclu-
sive, in block IA, Franklin Heights
addition. $1,000
Ell Paso Real Estate Co. to G. d,
Simpson, lots 3 to IA, block Is, Frank
lin Heights, S24OO.
Marie Haynes to G. D. Simpson, lots
l and 2, block Is, Franklin Heights,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

Valse Caprice. "A. D. Avirett.
Recltstion. ............. Edgar Ksyser.
Waltz Song ......... Mrs. 0. Cohen
Recitation. ...............L Leah Blum.
(a-Traumerei
(, Mrs. Leonard.
b-Brandisi
Recitation. .............. Mrs. Tuttle
selection. Jas Milne
Address
Frank E. Hunter, P. G. M.
{ a-Madrieal
Mrs. E. E Baker.
b-Lullaby
Refreshments
No encores will be permitted.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

DIR; 6. G. Bryan of Alamogordo,
memoer OF the territorial medical
board of New Mexico, came in from
Las Vegas this morning, where he has
been attending the organization of the
new board. DR.. Sloan of Santa Fe was
cnose president, DR. Bryan vice-pre-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
LOgde In Jail

Miguel Paso was brought from Ysleta
this morning and lodged in iail tn
serve out fine for disturbing the
peace.
Antonio OrteRa was also imprisoned
for carrying weapons. Both prisoners
were sentenced by justice of the peace
at Ysleta.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
RUNAWAY AVERTED

heIreShm6DtS
No encores will be permitted.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
PERSONALS.

T Rink left via the S. P. today for
San Francisco.
b. King left for Los Angeles this af-
ternoon over the 8. P.
J Steger left on the P this after
noon for Tucson, Ariz,
The dancing school gave their last
dance of the season last pight.
Col. Sutherland, treasurer of Otero
county, is in the city on business.
81. J. Haston left on the Santa Fe
this morning for Abilene, Kansas.
Lawrence Flood of Sierra Blanca,
came in on the T. P, this morning.
| United States Commissioner Pine
came down from Las Cruces this morn
ing.
| G. K. Newhall, prominent business
man OF Albuquerque, returned home
today.
| Noyes Rand left this afternoon over
the Il. +. for his home in Virginia to
remain.
j. D. Walker, ex-sheriff of Eddy coun-
ty, N. M, came down on the Santa Fe
this morning.
j. A. Strauss, of the insurance firm
OF Metcslf q Strauss of Albuquerque,
is'in the city.
c. E. Scripture, a stockbuyer of
wilcox, Arizona, came in on the T. P. |
this morning.
Mrs. @. 81. McLenethan came
through yesterday from Eddy, N. M.
on her way east.
w Paddock, son Of Mayor Paddock,
left today for Fort Worth after paving
vlsli to friends in this city.
o. B. Fay, connected with Wells,
Fargo Co., here, went up to Las
cruces This morning on business,
Dave Roberts returned from Dallas
today, where he went to attend the x.
+. convention, and reports a fine :
time.
Miss Maggie Fisher and sister, who
have been In the city few days, shop .
ping, returned home to Rincon this /!
j. j. Follensbee and Warren Davis.
New York capitalists, came up from
Mexico last night and left for New
Ork today.
Rev. John Holland and Miss Belle s
aaskins, of the Methodist Mexican c
mission here, was down to Mexico Civ a
evening. t
Mr.. and Mrs, f. M. Spauldine came
q On the Santa Fee this morning, from a
wyoming, and went up to AlamOeordo {
Vher ethey will locate. b
Mrs. M. A. Mullen, wife of an official .,
II the Mexican Central Ry., came I'D
rom Mexico City last night and went
P to Albuquerque this morning.
Mrs. A. E. Townsend, mother of q
udge Townsend, who has been visiting ~
q this city during the winter, left to- u
ay for her home at Abba, Iowa. ~
Judge Fall returned last night from
anita Rosalia springs, Mexico, where in
g has been domiciIed for several r
eeks recovering from rheumatism. eC
c. b. Cook, superintendent of the b,
lex1can Central at Tampico, Mexico, OF
accompanied by his wife, csme up last T.
!ght and left this morning for Kansas ar
ity.
DR.: G. G. Bryan of Alamogordo,
ember of the territorial medical M
BARD OF New Mexico, came in from GO
as Vegas this morning, where he has N.
zen attending the organization of the E:
Nv board. DR.. Sloan of Santa Fe was
lose president, DR. Bryan vice-pre- "
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

The "Psnk" saloon has been re-
modelled and opened and Bergsland &
Grlfnn nave assumed control. Mer-
1870 to 80. Give us a call.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

On May 1st the New York store
opens up at the new location Morehead
block on Oregon street. The terms
Will be strictly cash-close buyers will
have an opportunity.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

There are fifteen two story eleven
room frame houses being erected in
Alamogordo for renting purpose bv
the lumber company there.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
The Foundation OF the Order Eighty
Years Ago to Be CommemOrated.

Following is the program for the en-
tertatnment to be given tonight at
Chopin hall by the Odd Fellows of this
city in celebration of the orders eiRh-
tieth birthday:
Welcome
Ode
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-29
RIFLE SAFE.
Captain A. n. Bogardus, the Champion
Wing Shot Of the World, Receivers from
Bfight's Disease.
Captain Has a Close Gail Bright's Disease
Usually Considered Ineurable - Dodd's
Kidney Pills Cured Him.

Captain Has a Close Gail Bright's Disease
Usually Considered Ineurable Dodd's
Kidney Pills Cured Him.
ELKuARr, III, December 25.-Your
correspondent has secured an inter
view with Captain Bogardus, the wing
shot champion of the world. The rifle
champion is now ~ the best of health
and condition and his hand acts as
closely in touch with his eye rs it ever
did. II is a known fact that Captain
Bogardus had Bright, Disease y short
while ago, and rs Bright Disease has
Away. been incurablc hi, present state
of health is rs gratifying as r. is .ur.
prisiug
When questioned about his case The
wing shot champion grew warm in his
praise Of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"Why everybody told me Bripht's
Disease was iucurablc, said he. doe.
TORS couldn't tx me, and ! never had
any hope Of getting cured. suffered
from kidney trouble several years be-
fore / found | had Bright Disease.
Briuht's Disease j. the last Stage If
Kidney Disease and once il sets in you
are Il dead at-that is it. used To be
that way. Now it seems all you've got
to do is To take Dodd's Kidney Pills
and get cured" ID,
NV juld you make a statement of
your ease for the press?' asked the cor
respondent.
you a say | was n sufferer from
Kidney Disease for several years aud it
rapidly developed into Bright's Disease.
was persuaded To take Dpdd'S Kid.
ncy Pills, aud must say that they com.
plctely restored my kidneys ln II
healthy condition and attribute my
present good health to Dodd's Kidney
Pills, and uuh~esilatingly recommend
them to sufferers from Bright's Disease
and other kidney troubles"
Captain Bogardus is n veteran Of the
Civil War, where lie served in ~ Hi.
nois regiment with distinction and won
promotion. His skill with firearms is
of Worldwide reputation. E-e has met
and vanquished all corners IN defense
OF the title of champion wing shot 81
the world, and has travelled the
globe over giving exhibitions of his
skill. 1t will reassure his many friends
and admirers tn know that DOdd's Kid
ney Pills has saved the champions life
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-29
MEANEST OF THEM ALL.
sago and IL the Champion
Of ClOseness.

There are lots of mean men in the
world. There is one in Boston who
will never tell anyone the time of day;
there is one in Colorado who v
lights q cigar in winter because his
breath upon the frosty air gives the
same satisfaction, and there is another
in Pillsbury, Wyo., who never has a fire
in his house because the smoke might
wear the chimney out. But the mean
est of all men lives right here in Chi
cago.
The other night he came along Ran
dolph street and stopped at a little
sidewalk stand whereon were displayed
such trinkets as collar buttons, shoe
laces, combs and pocket mirrors. He
took up one of the latter, and the pro-
prietor's eyes frightened at the pros
| pect of q sale.
"How much?" asked the meanest
man.
"Five cents" answered the propri'
etor of the stand.
The meanest man looked the objec,
carefully over. "I1l give you three
The other shook his head.
The meanest man held out. "ToC
much" he said. Somehow, between the
two outstretched hands. the pocket
mirror fell and broke into severa
pieces on the pavement. The meanes'
man picked up the remains, retaining
one fragment of the glass. The propri
etor lamented. The meanest MAJ
passed on up the street. At the cornel
he stopped. and, holding the little piece
Of mirror before him, ran a small coml
through his whiskers.
"A man doesn't need a whole poke
glass for a small beard" he muttered.-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-29
COUNTED BY MACHINERY.
Fssts About Each Person Will he
Tabulated for the Census
by Electricity.

Our first census, made in 1895, showed
the population of the United States to
be 5000, 900, and the count cost Uncle
Sam, who was comparatively poor then,
one cent for each person. II is esti-
mated that the twelfth census, to be
made in June. 1900, will show that our
people number $4,000, 900, and that the
item of clerk hire. in the census bureau
alone, will exceed IS, 000, 900. Although
the work OF enumeration will be COM
pleted by the LIST OF July, it will prob
ably be two or even three months later
before the last of the schedules are
received at the census office; for not
only must they all be examined by the
supervisors, but in many cases they will
probably require revision because OF
some error or informality. The actual
counting of the people will not he done
until the schedules are turned into tn,
census Office. The enumerators simply
gather the facts, and the Office force II
| Washington does the counting and tn,
| compiling, which is done by electricity
In 100 days all the facts relating TO rs,
100000 people will be tabulated.-Chf
ford Howard. In Ladies' Home Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-29
Order Of Hearing on Probate Of Foreign
Will.

State of Nebraska. Webster county, IS:
Al n County Court. held at the County Court
room, in and for said county. Novemberfoth, A.
ID. 1899.
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of John W.
Johnson, praying that the Instrument purporting
to be a duly authenticated copy Of the last will
and Testament OF said deceased, and Of the pro.
bate thereof by the probate court Of the county
OF Middlesex, state OF Massachusetts, and thif
day filed in this court may be allowed, filed,
probated and recorded as the last Will and Tes
lament Of said deceased In and for the state OF
Nebraska, and that letters issue testamentary
thereon to petitioner a. executor thereof.
ordered. that December End, A. ID. 1899. at Il
o'clock am. Is assigned for hearing said petition
when all persons interested In said matter MAJ
appear at a county court to be held In and fol-
said county, and show cause why the prayer oil
petitioner should not be granted; and that NO
tee OF the pendsney of said petition and ths
hearing thereof be given TO all persons interest
ed in said matter by publishing a copy OF thii
order In the RED CL0UD CHIEF. a weekly news
| paper printed In said county for three success
I've weeks. prior TO said day of hearing.
JAMES DuryY, County Judge.
"A true eopy.)