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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

Die 5rauen, bic mir bier i'm Silbe
3sigen, re9tfertigen ni9t gang bic Be
rs4tigung bss alten Wiener 2iebes,
bas ldngit pergefen 1T, obpOhl bic
Misner nod INNER Elm Re4t baben,
;su bebdupten, baB bic 2egenbe BON Der
@ridaffuns Der Wienerin bic 8abrs
bsit iagt. ginige BON uns i'm Silbe
porgefiibrten 5rauen tDnnen fpobl dls
fpienerii9 selten, uber es iinb feline
Mienerinnen.
Die bra[Ie aD9in, bic bes Morgens
IN nediI6er SSrifur, f6on i'm Wfieber,
ibis 8lufs in totetten 5altenpurf ge5os
gen uno bic bliibpeibe S9iir5e INN bic
9iiften gelegt, bas Saus perlGbt, Inn
beim 5Geii9bauer BON benz galunten
NMf6ddtns9t gu b0ren, oub bas 5rGus
Iein Reii bic i9Dnfte 9O6in pom
'9runb lit, iie 1T in ben ielteniten Sal
len ebtes Wiener 8litt. 8Dbmen iens
bet allidbrIi9 Sunberte bon Wdoden
mad @isn, bic SuerIt als yMdb6en fir
olIes" re9t bdrpabtg uno ungei4idt
ais StiiBe Der tleinen Suusfrau ii4
berOinsen, I'm enbli9 nad einisen
Sabrsn als anIpru6spolle a09in i'm
melbeaetteI gu erI9einen. Wien leibet
ebsnioiebr unterOienItbOtenz uls unter
Suusfrauens ~9'frett." Die 8iener
,9ausfrau 1T cpnlerpatip iiber ale Wta'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14
9ufqne.

Sas 9aratteriitiIbTte Dssstabilii4e
probuct Mericos lit pulque. y(i9ts
erregt bic Gufmertiamt oes Sourtz
iten IN bOberem @rabe als bic groben
MagueppflanSunsen in ben Sbdlern
bon 4pam unb @boluld. Sier fpiro
bic Wugueb, cine QguOengdttung, ibres
Suftes pegen eultipirt. Sier 1T bic
Maguepplantage cine pegetabiliide
Quelle, fpel9er bas Saupt> uno gtds
tionalgetrdnt Mericos, Der Pulque,
entfliebt. Man finbet bier 2lsuOenz
pflunaungen bon 80 Bis 100 9lcres Dor.
Die @lstur Der pflanae Deruria9t bem
9eIiber feline peitere Wiibe aIs bic, ben
Suit ein5ubsimien unO IpGter bic abs
iterbenosn Pflunaen 5u entfernen. SO
1T babel gang unn0tbis, neue Wtdgueps
gu pflan5en, tparten bod bic S4Obs
linge Der Mutterpflan5e nur auf bic
9elegenbeit, ibre 8rpneu na6 @ntferz
nung Der leBtsren Der Sonne entgegen
gu itreden. Die 5um Pulque benuBte
8attung Der Magusp erreibt etne SObe
bon 8 bis 10 SUB unb cine 9tusoebs
nung bon 10 Bis II SUB. Wenn poas
itGnbig ausgepa6ien, mas, ie na9 Der
8obenbsi6affenbeit, bonn iiebenten Biz
gum stp0lften Sabre itattfinbet, tperben
bic iib bilbenbsn 8ldtter immer fleiz
ner, Big lie idlieBlia aufbDren. berpors
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14
9ie g 6 duen 3 IL r q.

~ - ~ - ~ - " -
lite unb bic 9rabItGtte Sieafrieb's.
SbatId9li9 purbe 2orIh unter pbiz
lipp benz &ursen gegriinbet. 9arl Der
9roBe pobnte Der ginpsibung Der
prd4tisen aloitertirde burd ben @r5s
biIdof Gun BON Wtains bel. 2ubpig
Der Oeuti9e ipanote Oem Stiff feline
ganse bsIonbere @unit gu; er fanb bier
feline Iebte Rubsitdtte. 90 gelangten
bic 2lebte BON 9orI6 i'm friiben Mittel>
alter gu Ieltener Ma9t, in fiiritliher
Stellung bsrrfdten lie iiber einen gros
BEN 2anbbeiiB. SAT- ale Surgen Der
8ergitabt, gu Oeren Sriimmern iebt
Der Raturfreunb frDbli9 pullfabrtet,
purben BON ibnsn erridtet, 10 bic
Startenburg Bel Seppenbeim, bic Winz
bed BEL Deinbeim, bas guerader
Shlpb, aud bic @olen bon Sanbz
I6ubsbeim unb BON Shauenburg paz
rem 8ursmunnen Der gle6te BON 2orI6.
Sp6 in ben MdinSer gr5biIf0fsn
betamen bic leBteren allmdbli6 iibers
mGdtige Ribalen. 1881 srbielt Gr5z
biI6of Siegfrteb bor Mains BON &ais
fer unb pupit bic SerrIduft iiber bds
SloIter unb ieinen 8eIib iibertragen.
So9 aud Mtaina tonnts iib ni9t lang
in Rube Oes umneioetengeiiBes freuen:
bic 9ful5srufen bel Rbein ma4ten
GItere 2lniprii9e geltenO; bdufige 5ebz
ben entbrannten; nm 1850 gepann
Surfiirit SrieOri6 Der Siegrei9e BON
Der Pfala bic SerrIhuft S9uuenburg,
iuobei bic Burg in 9riimmer gelegt
paro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

Gdter 8iener @oGblut lit aud bic
Ssrau bonn StunO, bic auf ben groBen
WarttplGben pber in ben Wartthalen
@emIie, sSriifte uno bas 9riin5eu9
fir bic Suppe fsilbietet, unb 5umeiit
pererbt Ii9 bas @eI4dft BON Wtutter
uuf So1ter. Sies beipeiIen in Der eirl>
itigen @orItabt WaBleiusoorf 5amis
lien, in benen Ieit bunbert Sabren uno
bariiber bas @sidGft ii4 BON 5rau gu
sSrau pererbt. Sas limb Die 9Btener
n0umen Der Sa1e", penn audi oteie
SlaLle in einSelnen SGllen als Sede ben
6lauen Simmel trG9t. 0as 1T bic be-
riibmte Sungengeldufige 0ienerStanos
lerin, BON Der es beibt, baB lie gtiez
manb an SaGrfe bes 4usoruds in
8ien gu iibertreffen permdg. aabes
tdnnt 1T bic @eI9i4te aus Der @ons
grebaeit. Sm Sabre 1916 pollte &ai>
Ter glleranber bon RuBlanb etnmal
eine Iol6e StanOlerin in ibrer poIlen
@lprie b0ren unO ieben. &aiier
Srans ielbIt fiibrte ieinen 9ait gu elmer
SDterin, bic Dor bem 9urstbor fab,
unb als Der Gar ibre Daare etpas gu
tbeuer fanb, besann bic Srau ben tni'
deriI6en 9eiSbuls nit elmer 5Iutb BON
bDIen Heben gu iiberidiitten unb ers
tldrte, bab nur rNis ba brinnen" bic
S6ulb tragen, tpenn alles 10 tbeuer
Iei. 0abei ma9ts lie cine nidt nib
superitebenbe 9ebGrbe gegen bic 9ofs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

Die Wiener 6rauenseitalten, bic mir
bier i'm Bib Oorgefiibrt unb gei9ilbsrt
babsn, ,fis babsn nidts gu tbun nit benz
alien. bulbperseFenen 2ieb, bus emit
bas pormdraIi9e Dten geiungen bat.
9as beutise Dien bat ia iiberbaupt
nihts mebr gu tbun nit bem aIten,
semiitbliden Dien, tpie es nod in Der
grtnneruna Der neuen 9eneration lebt.
gs siebt i9on Elm neues 2ieb. in benz
Der Wiener tlugt:
r0ieielbsn @afen no,
9isielben StraBen no,
Mber nimmermebr bieielben 2eup!N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

- Sort DRIFT. raoht Sbre
iunss Sruu isBt i6on befer?" .. isbt
tann man fdOn abnen mas es iein
iolI."
= 0ds 3drtgefiih FL unItGns
bigger Meni6sn 1T fir iolhe, bic ss
ni9t iino, elm capital. iiber bas iis
riidiiatsIos perfiisen.
@inesute Dirtb Of aft.
8irtbin: rOu, Sspp. Ihau a NAL Der.
8 glaub aIleipsil, / bab mi in O'r Slas
i6sn ssirrt. Ss oOs Gosndc9" -
Dirtb: IRA. na, OOs is gmsiIenIpiris
tus. siir men ion's benn iein9" -
8irtbtn: r5iir N Serrn 9iirgermus
itsr." - @irtb: 30, ba mu9ts nir,
Der bat sb iaO is4is!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

Selttns Rdrttdten. o.:
r0ente Dir. id bdb' set.rn in elmer
8ubs einen SdIen ssiebsn nit feds
8einsr unb alpei SOpfen unO Der lsbt!"
%: n9as 1T gar nidts! Sd femme
sinen rei6en Mann, Der bat Xs8eine
unO gar tsinsn &Opf unO Der Isbt
audi"
-aufbsrS 6mtsre. 9irees
Tor (regiTiirt bic probe): ~Simmelidp>
permsnt! sic, Srauie, ipoq.n Sic
9lbenbs BEL Der @oritslIung au9 nit
benz Riiden poraus abssben9" - 2iebs
hdber SrduTe: rDenn mir bic Gruu
9irectorin. bic ih I6pn tpieosrbolt bds
rum aebeten babe, Bis bortbin msine
SalOnboie ni9t flidt, alIerOinss!"
g be@rinnsrungen.
,Grinnerit 9u Did nod, alard. als
Ssin Batter mid aus bemSauI. I9mei>
fen polIts9" = rSu, Sans. unb ais
meine Wtutter mid nibt cine Winuts
aus ben Qlugsn Iiebs~ - LIMB id mir
cine 8usel por ben Sopf i4ieBen
nollts9" = nSa. unb msins gltern
alaubtsn, i'd ipiirbe por 8srSpsiflung
9ift nsbmsn9" - y49, bas paren
nod ibOns 3siten!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14
8ulauef a m m { | n.

Suipahien, unb bic pfldnae treibt einen
eigantif9en 8liitbeniduft, pelder 20
SUB in bic S0be fdieben tpiirOe, pdre
ibm bds Wa9st6um gsItdttet. aber
Der pfIunaer peiB fetnen 9ortbeiI gu
pabren. @r cultipirt bic Magueps
nidt uIs 3ierpfIan5en unb siebt nihts
Inn ibre 9liitben. Spbulb bic erite
&nOipe bes 9Iiitbenidaftes in Der
formation begriffen 1T, pirb bas Sers
besielben f6iiHelf0rmis ausgei4nitten.
Sn bieier S0blung iammelt 1t9 bic
bem 9liitbenI6aft Ru6rung Sufiibs
rsnbe gflan5enmil6. Run fpirb BON
einem 8lattitiid Der pflunse bic CRIME
Saut absei9GIt, bic Miitte aufgef4libt
unb 10 iiber zines Der anberen 9lGtter
geitedt, als 3eiden fir ben Sld4is
quero, baB er bier dnbulten muB, nm
ben Saft gu iummeln. S6on aus
tpeiter SSerne lam man bic in Der
Sonne glibernbe ipeiBe 5iber bes ubgez
i6dltsn 9lattes frben, unb Der Slu9is
quero fam obne 3eitperluit BON elmer
Der 10 geaei6netsp pfldnSe sur unberen
seben, auf ieinem Riiden bic CUR 9lufs
ndbme b.spulque beitimmteS6petnss
baut, in Ieiner Sdnb ben rBeinbeber",
beitebenb aus einem lungbaIIigen, uus
9iirbis 4ergeItelltem 9efGb nit Stpsi
Seffnungen. Die tleinere Seffnung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

burg, beren 9Gfe Iie als bic 8erurIus
der Der Sbeusrung gemeint bate.
9aiIer Qlleranbsr nabm beim Diner
glnlub, auf rbie ba brinnen" einsn
Souit aus3ubringeR. 0us 1T bas
Wiener Stanbslpei6. Sn ben 9eSirs
fen bdben iib uls paruiitsn unb glfters
mietber Der 6leiI9bauer 9emiiIebGnbs
lerinnen feitgsisbt, bic ausialieBlid
aus ben IlopatiIben 9egenoen uns
surns itammsn unO SumeiIt auh ibre
Srddt beibebulten baben. SAT- ieoer
SlsiI9buuer bat feline r8roipptin". bic
entnsoer i'm 2aosn ielbit ober tnapp
ppr bsmielben 9riinSsus unb Semitic
pertouft.
Die Sammlerin alter Sonnens unb
Regenidirme. bic um bilIissn Preis
neus llsber5iige bsrItsllt ober 9esen Elm
tlsiRes aufaelo einsn neuen S6irm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

@srsinfa DIT. STUDENT o.:
sd babe gsitsrn ben Dein abssfiillt.
ben mir mein Ontel esI6idt bat!" -
STUDENT g.: rSatteit 9u benn 5Iu'
iden?" - STUDENT 4.: rWoSu, i9
babe ihn sIei9 in msinen Wassn ss'
fiut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

bsrtauft, iit feline Sauiirerin i'm ct.
gentIiben Sim bes Dortes. Sbre
&uhbfdaft beitebt aus StubenmGbden
unb &DHinnen, unb iie bat tpobl 5ilz
msiit feite 9unbsn, bic lie beiu9t unb
bic ibr Elm fdle9tes unb re4tes glusz
tommen aeipd6ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14

o.: n@arum itsbit 9u benn ftuns
benlang Dor Der sroBen Oumpfmas
ibine9 9omm' bod nit in bic ans
bern 4btbsilungen!"
g.: wRsin, i6 bleibs bier! Ous 1T
bus @inaiae, mas meine 5rau ni4t gez
tduft 6aben tpilll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14
Srumpf.

Mann: ~Sents Dir. bteien @bsno
pOIIte iid in meiner aneipe Semanb
nit meinem ueberaisber entfernen; i9
ertannte ibn an ben beiben 3nDpfen,
bic born feblen!"
Grau (triumpbirenb): rWem bait
9u bus au perbanten, baB bic anDpfs
ni6t ansendbt iparen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-14
9GibabIeiter.

Serr Ru1srl (osr INNER piinttIid
bonn Dirtbsbaus beimtsbrt, tOmmt
ausnubmspeiie Rahts 2 ll6r nab
9uuie): sd bitt' Did, aarlinden,
I9impf mid ni9t - ith bab' Dir bier
sineu idOnsn, nsusn Sut mitse>
bra6t!"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
FREAK OF NATURE
Strange Egg Laid BY Hen at the
County Jail.

Sheriff Boone called at the HERALD
Office this morning and exhibited q re-
markable freak of nature in the shape
of q hens egg.
The egg was laid three or four days
ago by one of the fowls in the yard OF
the county Jail and is double connected
by muscular tube about an inch in
length.
The two separate oval bodies have no
shell covering them and one contains
the white and the other the yolk.
Both are the size of an ordinary egg.
Sheriff Boone does not know whether
to place the queer egg under hen and
have it Matched to produce another
freak in the shape OF q live Siamese
twin chicken or to offer it for sale Just
as it stands to some museum, where it
ought to command good price.
The double egg is a marvel in its
way and has greatly excited the inter-
est of local scientists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14

Miss Ella Kent, Charleston. S. C.; Mrs
NJ. T. Dnoeese; HaRentown. Md, Mrs
J. S. Rice, Stanford, KY; Fred
Griffith, Albuquerque.
Commercial: r. N. Greesman, Te-
heran, Persia; w. A. Castle, Stockton;
John E. Watson, Prescott, A. T.; =. D.
Belmoth, Prescott, A. T., T. f. Sellsrs,
Flatonia; r. M. Mcmillan, Gonzales;
Jas. King, Globe. A. T.; Geo. Manners.
J. B. Cheatham, Alamogordo; G. A.
Trimble, Chihuahua; A. v. Raley,
Deborah, Kansas; P. E. Donraven. city;
Geo. A. Bacon, Phoenix; B. F. Marrs,
city; B Anderson, San Luis Potosi; M.
Luch, Peru, ILL.,: N. r Harris. Chica
GO; F.. M. French, Springfield, Mo-;
John Duncan. Dallas: J. F. Sheetz,
Peter Racich, Tucson; Pat Hall, Toy
ah.
Lindell: J. M. Wines, Lordsburg,
N. NJ; G. W. Gregory, City; 81. j.
Feltham, LonRmoot, Colo; Burton
Huff, Alamogordo; F. G. Mstteson,
Tularosa; Ellis Jones, Ration, N. M;
Geo. Pendell, City; Sam J. Potter,
Hatch, N. M: Geo. o. Per-
Jariila; 5 Jas. Lindeli, To W. G''1 A.
G. Corners. ]. J. James, John A.
Dieter, G. F. Avery. city; J. c. Fran
els, st. Louis; G. 81. Townsend, Ken
lucky; G. Cutter. Nogales; J. N. Irby,
Jimulco, Mex; Frank Pico, Torreon,
Mex; F. Q. Rutherford, Chihushua; F.
Valdez. Juarez; w. J. Robinson, Organ,
N. M; w. E. Seymour. Kansas City;
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
FORGED MONEY ORDER
Got a Young Man Into Serious Trou.
BILE.

81. S. Ashmead alias 81. S. Adler, the
former assistant postmaster at Sabinal
who robbed the government out of $40
by means of a bogus money order drawn
in favor OF himself has surrendered at
bot Springs and will be taken to Sabi-
nal for trial.
In conversation with U. S Marshal
Siebrecbt, yesterday, he said that there
is no doubt of Ashmead's conviction
and that he will get about two years in
the pen.
Ashmead alias Adler,-the latter he
claims is his right name-is q native of
Philadelphia, and came to Sabinal
about six years ago and had always
borne a good reputation up to the time
of his fall. He is intelligent, bright,
and q frst-class book-keeper.
There ia also another charge hanging
over him, that of absconding with 800
OF the funds of the Woodmen. of which
he was treasurer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
eleven cinnamon
Started From FL PasO To China
Yesterday At The Expense Oh
Uncle Sam.

Cinnamon who have been collect
ing in the county Jail for several
months bpast, awaiting deportation,
pulled up stakes yesterday afternoon
and commenced their journey toward
the setting sun bound for the
Orient.
There were eleven of them and they
were bearded to the depot like drove
of cattle by Deputy United States Mar
shall Hillebrapd and Deputy Sheriff
Jenkins. When the train from the
east pulled in Marshal Siebrecht was
on board with three other celestials.
He took charge of the whole bunch
here and went west with them.
Most of the Cinnamon sent from this
city were captured after they had cross
ed the border from Mexico and nearly
all of them were members of the droves
of celestials who have been hocking
through from San Francisco to Mexico
for several months past.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING
Held Yesterday to Organize a
Military Company.
ENROLLED MANY NAMES

The Equipment VIII be Provided by the
State and Outlay Will be Required
of the Members-A Charter VIII be
Granted When Thirty Names Have
Been Sent TO the Adjutant General,
Ever since the late war with Spain,
when Ell PasO was not allowed repre-
sentation in the Texas volunteers, the
feeling among the people in this city
has been that the town should have q
crack military company to cOmpar
favorably with the companies in any
east Texas city.
Yesterday afternoon meeting was
held and the following responded to
the call: William Rosing, Sam Green,
Frank Faust, Harry Zuelkhe, A. J..
Dieter, Arthur Hull, Joe Jeanette,
Karl Longuemare, j. M. Littell, Wal
ter Rogers, John Kelley, J. P. Hague,
er, ]. L. Kibbee, George j. Dryer, c..
G. Van Bell, B. P. Wake, and E. A.
Lain.
No organization WAS perfected, the
object of the meeting being only to en-
roll the names of those who would join
q militia company.
Another meeting will be held during
the week, at which committees will be
formed and the regular plan OF organ
ization mapped out.
A great many young men are of the
opinion that If they consent to join q
military company it will be necessary
for them to make an expenditure of
from thirty to forty dollars for equip
ment. However, this 10 not the case.
The state furnishes the entire equip
ment. without expense to any of the
members, including clothes, arms, etc.
Another point to consider is this:
For the benefit of these who are OPP
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
SERIOUS COLLISIONS.
An FL Pasoan Injured In a Railroad
Wreck.
A Brinkley, Arkansas, dispatch

A Brinkley, Arkansas, dispatch
says:
A collision between q passenger
a freight on the Cotton Belt at the
crossing at this place at noon today re-
suited in the injury of seven people,
two of whom are fatally wounded.
The injured: Mrs. William Kirk,
Forest City, head and hip: T. F. Moore.
Ell Paso. Texas, wrist and arm; Mrs.
w. D. Sails, Armory, Miss, inter-
nally: 4-year-old son of Mrs. Sails,
back and head, in critical condition; g.
year-old daughter of Mrs. Sails. on
head, severely; j. A. Gerard, New
York, on top of bead, very seriously;
M. M. Halcomb, of Little Rock, brake
man, internally and on head, condition
critical.
The westbound passenger train on
the Choctaw and Memphis was crossing
the yard when switch engine with
several freight cars on the Cotton Belt
car was derailed and almost entirely
demolished. The cause of the wreck
is attributed to the freight crew mis-
calculating the speed of the passenger
train, they thinking the crossing would
DO clear when they should reach it.
The Choctaw engineer opened his
throttle, but was unable to clear the
crossing in time to escape the freight.
T. F. Moore resided on north Flor
epce street between Wyoming and
Idaho. He is quite we'll known in this
city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14

the state unless they choose to 20, and
the only penalty for their not going,
would be the revoking of the charter as
a military organization.
Thirty names must be submitted to
posed to doing actual duty, it can be
stated that they can't be ordered out OF
the adjutsnt general at Austin before q
charter will be granted and equipment
p divided.
The county commissioners furnished
the last company that was here with a
large room in the court house which
they used as an armory, and in all
probability they would show the same
consideration to q new organization.
George j. Dryer, who was for q num-
Der of years member of the crack
company G, of the Third Wisconsin, at
Hudson, Wis, but now residing in this
city, in speaking of the company which
10 being raised here, said: ''There is
material in Ell Psso to orgaptze firstt
class company of from sixtyy6k eveny-
members, and one to which ~ people
of the city can point with pride.
ga military company is OF the great
est benefit to any city, and when 1
came to Ell Paso 1 was surprised that
they did not support one here. Moth
ing advertises town more. For in
stance in Fort Worth they have q mill
tary company that has reputation of
being the best drilled, and the finest
military organization throughout the
state.
The social life in military COM
pany is very pleasant feature, and
the hops and dances given after COM
pany Rdrills sat the armories are the
most pleasant events Of the year.
ST sincerely hope the movement can
be brought to a successful issue and I
will do all 1 can to help organize the
companvD
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
PETITION FOR PARDON.
The President Asked To Release
George De Fontaine

A petition is being circulated in the
city for the pardon of George De Fon-
tame, sent up some moths ago from Ell
Paso under five years sentence for
counterfeiting.
Fontaine's daughter is circulating
the petition and when presented at the
HERALD Office it already had about
thirty signatures of prominent citizens
attached.
1t will be remembered that when ar
raigned in the United States court De
Fontaine plead guilty to the charge
against him.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
BUILDING NEAR MESA SCHOOL.
Lots In this Section Said to Be thu
Most Desirable.

Contractors are at work levelinQ of
the lots in the rear of the Mesa school.
The city is rapidly moving out in this
direction and these hill lots make the
finest OF building sites when leveled
off.
Prominent real estate men assert
that the billy section north and west of
town will eventually become the finest
residence portion of the city. Lots are
comparatively cheap in that section. so
that one can afford to pay the cost of
grading. In fact, it is rumored that a
deal is on foot involving the grading of
all that section and the opening up of
the Streets
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
Mrs. kempf Buried.

Mrs. Augustus Kempf. of Jusrez,
who died from the effects of burns
caused by the explosion of gasoline at
her home Friday evening at half past
elk O'Clock, was buried this morning
from the undertaking psrlors of J. A.
Nagley.
MRS. hemP1 was thirty years OF age,
Ell Paso.
The interment was in Evergreen
cemetery. Rev. ]. T. French conduc-
ted the burial service,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
Former Ell Pdsoan Married.

Dan 8. Parkes, the popular young
Philadelphia, who formely resided in
Ell Paso, and whose friends are legion
wac joined in the holy bonds of we'd
lock in Oakland CAL, on last Wednes-
day to Miss Joyce Agnes Hill, one of
complished young women. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parkes enjoy the congratulations
of host of sincere friends who trust
that their intention 'of making Ell Paso
their future home will be an early
reality.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
For Typewriters.

There is nothing SO good to keep
out the dust as a channels skin
if it is large enough. We have just re-
ceived a lot of very large ones at
prices that enable US to sell them
cheap. West Texas Ssddlery Co.,
Cor. Oregon and Overland streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
Deeds Filed.

The following deeds were filed with
the county clerk today:
Charles j. Cands, Simeon J. Drake
and William Stauss to Juan Armenia a..
riz for valley land in the county of Ell
Paso. Consid GRAFTON $50.
Also deed from same parties to Juan
Armendariz for six hundred and forty
acres of land in the county of FL Paso
for the consideration of 81 800.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
A GREAT CUT

We have reduced our Ladies' White
Jumbo Rough Braid Knox Shape csc
Sailor to SOC. 25c Silk Face Yelling to
10c. Ladies' Straw Dress Shapes to
15c: 25c and SOC former prices. SOC,
81 90. $500 trimmed hats at q fraction
of their cost.
Posener's Cut Rate Millinery,
Sheldon Block,
Opp. P. 0.