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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
FOUR SUITS
WERE FILED
Business in the District
Clerks Office on the
Jump.
AN ATTORNEY SUED
One Man Asks That Money Sunk In
a Mining Claim be Returned to
Him-Mrs. FITZGERALD Moore
Wants Half Her Husbands Prop
erty and a Prominent Young
Man Wants a Divorce.

| David w. Schoonmaker, Jane!
| Schoonmsker, Frank Schoonmaker ant
Jennie Schoonmaker filed suit in the
| district court this morning against M
| w. Stanton, alleging that on February
%, 1891, plaintiffs made and delivered
q deed to defendant. which was intend
ed as q deed of trust to convey the lol
4Ox9O feet, corner of Tays and Eas,
Overland street. to defendant to secure
certain fees due and to become due to
him for legal services.
The premises, 1t is alleged. were the
homestead of David w. Schoonmaker,
who had family dependent on him
for support.
At the time the deed was executed
David W., James and Frank Schoon-
maker were confined in the county Jail
on criminal charges and the defendant
agreed to defend them for the fee of
$50 for the irst case tried and S25 for
each of the other eleven cases against
them.
Plaintiffs allege that two of the cases
were tried and resulted in acquittal
and the others were dropped and that
there was due the defendant under the
contract the sum of S75. Plaintiffs
paid defendant $40 in money and per-
formed certain carpenter work for him.
The premises described In the deed
were also leased to defendant and oc-
cupied by him for a period of twenty
months without paying rent.
Plaintiffs set forth that In various
ways they have paid defendant the
sum of 5000, or 1925 more than his fees,
and on October 81 requested defendant
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
Proprietor Indicted

An Indictment has been returned
against the proprietor of the West
Texas Saddlery Co., whose store is
IA s. Oregon street, on the charge of
money of any place in town. It is un-
derstood he will plead guilty and
throw himself on the mercy of the
public.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01

6. w. Brown, the magnetic healer
here with his wife to spend the winter
has moved from the St. Charles hotel
to No. 602 Mesa avenue.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
Notice.

The Washington dining hall will
close Nov. 10th. All parties holding
tickets should use them at once.
Washington dining hall.
GUEY MACK, manager.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
Masonic Notice,

Regular meeting at 8 O'Clock thi
evening. Third degree.
A. KAPLAN, secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
MOney.TO Loan.

Call on E. Ssmbrano, 311 Ell Pasc
street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01
MINES FOR SALE

ceive q small allowance in settlement
of all claims against the valuable
estate. She bsequently changed her
mind and now wants the property
divided equally.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-01

to reconvey the premises, but defend
ant refused SO do go.
Plaintiffs pray that the court compel
defendant ito reconvey the property
and ask for $500 damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

..t.,-,,t.c tre anoma-
rupts estate. io. ,,,st of onc court
ious condition ~, "o mann. and his credi-
dealing with ,n, ( co,ri admlnis.erae his
tors and another D''
estate ..,.-..... ....,,, fr tina
Tho power %, l.l .,.t ,-.t.. section
premises pc,feo1 statutes rs
800. Iniie1 ,,...,'r,,,-,y cascs is SUI
jurisdiction 'i ..ot Concurrent with the
n.I.o' 'o And hv section 72o. Re
0l''e t.... limited States and section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
LEG CUT OFF,.


VI - I nan AiAhAAif'a ~ a'''' -
Moving Train with Serious Result.
A young man named O. II. Hail. VINO
lives in HenricO county. a. few miles
from Glen Allen. tn attempting 90 get
ON "A moving train az Glen Allen az N:u
o'clock Yesterday morning fell under the
train and bis left leg was crushed of just
below the knee.
The young man is engaged in the busi-
ness OF saving wood in large quantities
Tor dealers tn fuel. and operates steam
s1wiue-machinc. lie IS quite well known
in Richmond.
He missed connection with the accom-
mediation train that stops at Glen Allen
and being very anxious % reach the city,
made The attempt 90 board the through
train that was going past The station at
the rate of about five miles am hour
Tho train was stopped as quickly as
possible and the young man placed on
board and brought to the Retreat for the
Sick where De now lies IN a serious
condition.
Tho surgeons az the Retreat found the
Injured man in too weak condition from
Che loss of blood 20 operate upon. and
hc was made as comfortable as possible,
until late in the evening when an opera
ton was performed. and the young man
tate last night was doing as well as pos
ebic.
ton was performed by Drs. J. NJ. Win
free and w W. Dunn. The injured limi
was 500 badly iacerated Chat the ampu.
tation was made above the knee.
The Young man East evening was get
ting along very we'll and the physician.
are not iu fear ass 90 the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Reports Submitted and Interesting
Services Held

Reports Submitted ard Interesting
Services Held
The regular and quarterly meeting o.
the Baptist sunday-schooi Association o.,
Richmond and Manchester was held sun
day afternoon al The Gface-Stre church.
The address was made Dy Rev. George
W Clarke. pastor 0f tha Barton Heights
church. Who chose as ms subject "The
Mission OF the sunday IS houl" Mr
Dlarke's speech was earnest and impress
slre and ah0unded do good advice
Short talks were also made hy Rev Drs
81. f.. Hatcher j 81 Pitcher and 9TH
ors.
Che reports ~ nearly al fhe schools
showed falling 00 iu attendance as
compared with che Same month OF The
previous year This fact was the SUBJ
jcct of several short talks and 10 was
suggested that the officers and teachers
of aH the schools cndelv0r 90 hnd our
the cause of The decrease
The next meeting Wiu be- held at Neu-
ablc-Street church
Ihe following figures. taken from thc
monthly reports show tho average ate
tendance of scholars for December.
pine-Sfrcet 4T, Leich-Street 8-is
Gace-Street 2e. Second chmeh. 2l.
Fulton church. gi2 First church 2ls.
Grovc-Ayenue. POO. Ncnanlo-s'roet jos.
Cavalry. l9i. Baiubridge-Stroet 1lf. East
End l60. Randolph Street laf. Clopt0n-
street l88. Broadus-Mcmorial ffs West
View. lie Towards Grove. e1 College
View Mission Is. Stolkt0n-stroct. CD.
Seyentccutn-street Mission n. Olk
Grove o5. Emmanuel fi Barton Heights
Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
RAISED THE FLAG,

scrrcant T.. ". Boshcr Helped to Hoist
tbc stars and stripes 20 Na'"nf's'
Can't T. j. Kosher received i'''e'
from his SON. scrgt T.. vs.. Bosher OF inc
..rtrd Volunteer Engineers. saying tha'
.,.,.a consisting of Serseants Fairhank.
p..ro~ Wakeham and Balleniine were
lo,.ilsd to raise the United states nag
~, Fort Meim0 On Ma'anzas
mus fort is next in size 90 MORO cas-
Gle and commands the harbor OF Alatan-
9se qney entered the fort at ID 80 ana
.- 20 NJ january l. 1893. the Spanish
rae was lowered and the stars ana
str,oee run up and "a salute OF Il guns
fired 10y tho detail
,rro First Battalion of Iginears CONE
nanded by Major Footc ana consis.uS
MI -FOUR companies C9o mem were me
only H. s troops az Maianzas ON the
rrs+ of January there were suu about
g0 0o0 sDanieh troops az Matanzas. Seret.
roencr writes that Doe SIS acting as Or
dinance Sergeant of the fort He thinks
fbev will be mustered out of service I'D
"a short time.
Sergeant Boshcr was member OF tho
Howlfzar Battery wnen he volunteered
in the Snauish-Ameucan war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
CARTER CASE POSTPONED.
Il viii Not BE Tried Again Until Next
Month.

James Penrose Carter. who is charged
with the murder OF Charles j.. Moore.
Will languish In The Henrico County Jail
another month before be is tried for the
third time.
Carter was taken TO the courtroom by
Sheriff Simon Solomon and Deputy
Sheriff Lew Russell The prisoner looked
"a little pale. but appeared TO be pat ease.
ne had Little or nothing 10 say TO any
one about the place
one OF counse. for defence moved that
the case be postponed until the next
term UPON the ground that so much Of
,heir time had been taken up with two
trials of the case they wished 10 have
breathing spell for a little while. Com
monwcalth s-Attomey Sands agreed 70
this. stating also that there were "a num-
Der OF other prisoners in the county Jail
awaiting trial. aud their trials would
necessarily have 90 be again postponed on
account Of the Carter trial.
Judge Wlckham stated that he was
willing 20 let the case 90 over, and IL was
set for the second Tuesday in February
10 is not known where the jury will come
from next time. trough u is hkeiy that
they will not be found in Henrico
The grand jury or the Hennco County
Court met Yesterday and the cases for the
term were fixed. The following indict-
ments were brought 10. Samuel T. Ford.
Jr. for a felony. a true bill. oscar lea
tenbaugh for a felony. true bill. Ciar-
ence Morris. for a felony. not true bill
Eddie Hickman and Harry Post for %
felony q true bill. Edward Clark end vs..
H. Krugg. for d felony true bill The
Last TWO men are charged with shooting
with intent 10 kin. J. r. Dunstan. the
Chesapeake and Ohio telegraph operator
AZ Lorraine. The cases will be tried next
Thursday and Friday
4 charter was granted by the Henrico
Circuit Court yesterday TO the Grove
Building Association The capital stock
rs 20 be not less than 500 nor more than
81 Oo0
The object of the association Is princi-
pally 20 operate hall OF meeting for
the use of Grove Council. Jr O. T.. a NJ.
80 40 The officers for the first yea.
are: President u n. Gaines. Nice-Presi-
dent. ID. RI. Patterson. Secretary and
General Manager. J. G. Williams. Urea
surcr. r. q. Germelman.
Directors above-JOhn G. Wechet NJ
A Germelman. :. A. Allen. J. r. Jeter.
Jr l. q Waldr0p.
The Henrico Circuit meets for the Jan
uary term next Monday. There are sew
orai common law cases to be tried before
a jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
Laid 10 Rest.

The funeral Of Afr John Richard
Goode. who died Friday evening last al
Dis home. 80. sl05 east Broad street took
place from Leigh-Street Baptist church
sunday afternoon al o'clock. The In
terment was made In lakewood.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. s r.
W0Odfn. A. n. Gill. c. +. McClucr. l..
g. Vaughan. j. II. Monday. r. Edgar
shine J. Stern and NJ Hessberg.
Tho following detau from Lee Camp
met at the hall Sunday afternoon AT
2.l5 O'Clock and attended the funeral
Messrs. Joseph C. Dickerson. George
Winfree. \. y. Gin, w. A. o. Cole. r.
G.. Elicit. w. +. Snyder. Robert s.
Brock. Sr and John H. Redwood
Yesterday morning AZ 10 o clock the
funeral. OF Mr. ". !. Smith took place
from Blileys undertaking rooms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

decided by practically unanimous vote
to erect a new house OF worship.
This movement has been on foot some
time. and s. due 20 the fact that the pres
ont church is not conveniently situated
Tor the majority OF tho congregation. IL
Is now on Marshall street near Hancock
and 10 is proposed 20 build the new
church somewhere west OF Monroe PARK
FRI the nclghbOrhoOd " the HoWlizef
Monument
m Is the purpose OF this congregation
which has nrospercd exceedingly under
tine faithful manifestations of Rev. II. O..
Garrison. TO erect handsome church.
which VIII probably ba ready for occu-
nancy some time next i1iL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
ANNUAL MEETING
OF FIRST BAPTIST
Officers Elected and Committees
Appointed,
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Resolutions Passed in Respect 60 the
Memory OF the Late Cha,. =. Rady.
BAPTIST Sunday school AssOci-
atiou's Quarterly Meeting.

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the First Baptist church took
place Sunday afternoon 40 4 O'Clock.
Reports of all the societies of tine church
were read and showed decided progress
for the past twelve months The pastor
made his report of the extensive work
that had been done for the p1s- year.
Ills report shovel that De had paid
1865 visits an3 attended forty funerals.
Tho church lost thirteen members by
death during ne year, leaving now A3
members 0u the rolls.
THE following officers were elected for
t1c ensuing year.
Clerk ID %. Davis. Treasurer. R s..
Hnensr. Assistant Treasurer. MIS- q NJ.
G@atumcy Treasurer OF tLc Poor fuud.
ID. s.. MeDarthy, Auditor. n. H. Savage,
Committee on Pews p. 81 Guatlmet.
Curator oi organ Arthur u. Clarke,
Church Missionary. Miss Jane Stanarl.
Finance Committee a. Williams. g..
+ Nuso Thomas J.. Jenress. r. S..
Boshcr T O. Williams Dr.. l.. B.
Vaughan. b. S. Christian II. j. Powers.
~. r. Hancock
Committee on Premises-E. J. Boshei.
A. T.. Strickland W. j.. Word. Mrs J..
D. Vaughan. Miss Nellie M0uutclstie.
Committee on Music-W S Forbes. ~
C. Williams. Jr. r. H. Harw0od.
Vesubulc Committcc-John Chamblin.
Russell Williams. John a. TrayIor.
Tshcrs-East Aisle. 49, BROMLEY Fos-
Ger. George or. Christian. Centre Aisle.
j.. T.. Montague J.. ST. Allen. West
Aisle Juls0n S Boshor Hugh Goode.
Committee on Home Missions. B.
Vaughan. N. W. Ford ~. H. Haean.
nd .n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
CAME AFTER HATCH.
Nm Omccr Took Him Back to Butte
Civ Nfonfaua

IN Omcor Took Him Back to Butte
city. Montana.
LleWcIyn g. Hatch. off Butte city.
Montana. who was ARRESTED some days
ago on the charge OF b.ing fugitive from
justice from that place was Yesterday
taken back t0 Montana by way Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road at 2.30 % clock.
Officer J. T.. Reagan. 0f Butte city.
reached here Sunday 20 get Hatch. The
specific charge against him is Of
embezziing 500 from the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Butte City
Hatch would have been taken 90 Butte
CITY some time ago but Tor the de.ay in
getting proper papers De was represent
ed bv Hon George ID Wise who saw
that the papers presented by officer
Reagan were al right
Hatch WAS escorted from the jail 10
the depot by Detective T0,llinson and
others and left for the FAR West. ap-
narenty iu good spirits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
MAY SUCCEED Mr.. MOREHEAD.
Rev. }. II. Harness May be Called 10
the First English Church.

Pa. who was nominated by the Lutheran
Mission Board to succeed Rev. J. a.
M0rehead as pastor Of the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church. will preach
at that church next Sunday. morning and
evening A congregational meeting will
Dee held in the evening. and a call viii be
extended him. II he proves acceptable.
Mr. Harmcs is a young man, and Is a
native OF Savannah, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Rev p r. Sweeney l.. l.. d.. preached
to large audiences twice sunday Rev
Rev Dr. George Copper took part in the
evening service.
Next Sunday night Dr. Sweeney viii
by special request of The law class Of
Richmond College. preach discourse on
a subject suggested by them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
STOPPED A RUNNER.
Martin Van Buren Harris Held Up by
Would BE Highwaymcn.

Martin Van Buren, Harris, runner at
ths Almshouse. was held mp Saturday
night about 9 o'clock by TWO negro men.
fIst as be was about TO- enter the grounds
Of tho Almshouee. near the corner OF
Hospital ami Second streets
lie had been 90 the Union Depot to
bring a satchel 20 The Alm-honse. when
the attack upon him was made. and DE
shouted for help and fought his assah-
ants SO hercc.y that they ran OFT. and
FIN battered condition DE entered the
institution with the satchel
No clue to The assailants has been Sc
cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
SERIOUS INJURY
TO MISS BROOKS
Her Clothing Caught Fire from an
Open Crate.
THE GOODNESS OF Mr.. MOORE.
He Broke Open a Door and Went to
Her Assistance. Sustaining Painful
Rurus HimseIf-Thc Condition
ofMiss Brooks Serious.

An accident. which may result fatally
occurred Sunday morning to Miss Mary
Brooks. an aged lady, who resides Al NO.
llo9 Floyd avenue. Her clothing caught
fire from an open CRATE, and she was
onlv saved from instant death BY the
promptitude and GOODNESS Of Mr.. a. {.
Moore. who CHANGED 20 be passing oy.
Miss Brooks lived all alone. and there
were no neighbors near enough TO nave
rendered her aid I'm time 10 save her Ire.
Mr.. Moore. who is a step-brother oil
Mayor r. NJ. Taylor, was returning from
q visit about Il O'Clock yesterday morn
ing and Just as he got in front Of the
residence of Miss Brooks he was startled
by a groan OF someone evidently in great
pain in one Of the upper front rooms OF
the house.
SAW THE FLAMES.
Looking I'd he saw through the closed
shutters burst of rlame and az once
came 10 the conclusion that tho house
was on IRE The front gate was securely
fastened but he leaped over u and rush
ed no tho walk As he reached the front
door ne again saw the flames over the
transom the door was locked. but MT.
Moore did not waste any time IN formal
tiles.
with vigorous kick be drove IT from
ITS fastenings and rushed M. As he diu
SO Miss Brooks fell into his arms. her
clothing in blaze.
Regardless of his new overcoat ana
Kid gloves MT. Moore at once began 10
tear the burning clothing from the lady
and soon succeeded IN putting out ths
flames. though not before his garments
had been ruined and his hands painfully
scorched.
MEDICAL AID SOUGHT.
In spite OF her injuries. which were SCI
we're. and the great nervous shock at
tendant upon her experience Miss Brooks
was able TO walk up 10 her room. while
Mr Moore sought medical aid for her.
Dr. T.. j. Mosley Jr. her physician. and
Dr. j. A. Hnsman were soon az hand.
and also DR. Gwathmey. from the city
Hospital A number Of her lady friends
came as soon as they We're .notined. and
she was made as comfortable as possible
under the circumstan"es.
Miss Brooks is more than seventy years
Of age. She is accustomed 20 keep fire
burning n the CRATE I'm her room. and
she told DR. MOseley that she thought
her clothing caught fire from spark
which popped opt
Her injuries consist Of severe burns 10
her back. and also her right arm. which
IS particularly severely injured.
DR. MOsalev has secured "a trained nurse
and everything possible will be done for
he aged sufferer. Her condition ias'
night was said TO be very serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Col W Gordon MoCabe VITO was pain
fully hurt Dos faI in New York last
week. is improving and if well enough
ne Will return home to-day His son,
Afr H. %. McCahe is WITH him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
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can De treated Al Ome Tor The same prlcs
under same guaranty. IL you prefer 10
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9ains, Mucous Patches In mouth, sore
throat. Pfmples. Copper Coloreo spots.
Ulcers on any part OF The BODY. halr or
eyeDIoWs taAng out. II Is THIS Syphilis
BLOOD POISON that We guarantee 10
cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
ana challenge the world for case we
cannot cure This disease has always
banned tho skin OF the most eminent
phynciAns. $500 cc0 capital behind our I'M
conditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. Address COOK
Remedy Co. Sf2 Masonic Temple.
Chicago. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv t'
The small amounts given this year, as
compared with last are due % the very
Slow RESPONSES 90 the associations APP
meals 10 the public Without their hearty
cooperation the poor OF this city are
obi1cd 20 suffer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

At the regular meeting ~ the Citizens
Relief Association Committee. held az The
Security Bank Ha terday afternoon. the
following donations were madci
Previously donated ...-.....-.........tla 5 90
Check 90 CITY ission................ IN ~
Sent 20 poor by special agents.. 10 o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

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