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CYCLE PATH PROGRESS.
Interesting Reports Were Made at
Yesterdays Meeting.

Interesting Reports Were Made at
Yesterdays Meeting.
The directors of the Cycle Path asso-
citation held a meeting yesterday after
noon at the Commercial club. Secretary
Stine reported that the tags were going
very fast, and that he had ordered an
other thousand. The board appropriated
$3.50 to the county commissioners to be
used in repairing the White Bear cycle
path. The secretary was instructed to
write the different cycle papers and ask
them to appoint correspondents in St
Paul, as the way 1t was now the cycle
news all came under the head of Mime
were no wheelmen in this city. The
board voted to try and get the park
board to fix up the path around Lake
Como.
notify wheelmen that after next Monday
the path to Mendoza will be in good
shape. The route is as follows: On
Cherokee avenue from the high bridge
to Annapolis street about one mile, then
turn to the right on Annapolis street and
the ferry over to Fort Smelling and come
to town on Seventh street The board
also wishes to announce that the regular
ferry fee to cyclerS is 10 cents, but to
those having cycle tags it Is only cents
A resolution was passed to the effect
that the money derived from the sale of
tags at South st. Paul will be used in
constructing a path to South st. Paul on
Annapolis street
There are some maps left over from
last year, and they will be distributed to
members of the association who will call
on Secretary Stine for them. The matter
of subscribing something toward helping
the cyclists OF Shakopee build track
from Shakopee to the Twin cities was
brought up informally but nothing was
done in the matter.
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NEW YORK. June 1.-The Patchogle
stakes for three-year-olds and upwards
SIX turiongs. was the feature of a fair
DAYS sport at Gravesend today. It re-
suited IN clean victory for Meehanus 81
I 70 l. Meehanus won cleverly in 1:13 Is
a new record for the track. Vanship won
the steeplechase easily. Nestor and Waco
1ell. but the Jockeys escaped unhurt. Re
First race. four and half furlongs-
Screen S35I,e 5i won, McAdy second, the
Bule Colt third. Time. SO A.
Second race. selling. mile and frr-
long-king Bramble won. First Whip sec
ond. Sur Guy third Time. so
Third race, Patchogue. selling. six fur
longs-Meehanus won. Merry Day sec.
ond. Trumpet third. Time. 1:13 Is.
Fourth race, mile and seventy YARDS
Bombshell won. Scales second Nansen
third. Time 1:46 3-5
Fifth race. handicap, steeplechase. abou;
two and half miles-Van Shin won. Bor
White second, NestOr third Time. 4:55
Sixth race. five furlongs-Blues won
Delmarch second. Humboldt third. Time
1:02
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO. June 1-Weather clear.
track heavy at Hawthorne. Summarizes:
FIRST race. one mile-Star Chamber won,
Old Mike second. Maryland reserve third
Time. :46A I'LL We
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
The Cuban Girl won. Grace Cup second.
Anxious third. Time. :5SH
Third race. one mile-Celertis won, Sid
1:451s.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Percivan
won. Lady Britannia second. Braw Ian
third. Time 81
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth
Thomas Carry won, Prince Blazer Sec
ond. Louisville third time. 1:59B
Sixth race. five furlongs-Garry Herman
won. Silver Dale Out second The Con-
duerOr third. Time. 1:04S4
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Brooklyn 80. ......3 3 o 0 2 0 0 O.
ST Louis ..........1 o 0 o.
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Judgment in More1Io Case

SAN FRANCISCO. June IA judgment
for $4,000 has been rendered against
Frank Vanness. the horseman. who, about
five years ago. while handling the race
horse Morello. converted the animal to
his own use and removed to this state.
An action was commenced by the owners
j, w. Singerly and Louis I.amuretz, of
Philadelphia but during the proceedings
the animal died. and suit for $4,000 was
brought: 1t was shown that Morello was
valuable horse, and the jury returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiffs The
case will probably be taken to the su-
Dreme court.
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Of many notabilities at the war deprived
the Oaks day at Epson of much of its
usual brilliancy. The Prince of Wa.es
and the Duke of York however, We're
among the prominent people present. Tod
Sloan opened the programme by winning
the Walton plate of 9200 on J. e. Platt's
bay colt Plaludes. by St. Simon, out of
plate of 9103 on Richard Croker's brown
flly Immatha, by Hk Highness-Magg
Mitchell.
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RAID ON HAWTHORNE.
Result of Fight Made by Oak Park
Authorities

CHICAGO, June 1.-The police of Oak
park ralded the Hawthorne race track
looaN and confiscated all the cards, time
bookmakers found in the bettfng rim
The police were armed with search war
rants and no resistance was made bv the
track officials 'i'N
The raid is the result of the fight being
mace by the Oak park authorities against
1quor selling and gambling at the track
Judge Dunno decided the Hawtborna
race track saloon dispute today, find;ns
IN favor Of the town of Cicero. The rIII.
ing sustalns the validity of the license
ropealing ordinance recently nassad
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GIVEN FINAL sHAKE-Up.
Pennsylvania ROat Crew Is Ready
tor the Regatta.

PHILADELPHIA, June Coach Ellis
Ward has given the University of Penn.
syiYania crews their last big shake-un
before the Pcughkeepsie regatta June d
me second crew and two of the varsity
IolTs Were disbanded aud a varsity
eiSht varsity four and a freshna n
eight were organized The crews have
less than month in which to preDara
Tor the intercollegiate races and Ward
proposes to work the men hard from now
on on, A1Ier the shake-up, the coach had
the men weighed. The rowing order and
weight Of the three crews are as follows:
FItci;E5ity, IEt9iTSisy-stEoke j. Gardiner 155; No. T.
10 No, ., Stehle, 1S1; No. 4 AIlvn ia
No. no. j. Davenport, 1G4; No. ,, Bodine 49,
DOW. kentzing, 154; coxswain, Smith, 107
~ varsity four--Scroke. Vrowther. 160: 5
10. 10 3 Slnkler 1859; No. 2, Snider Isl; bow
,,i. FreShmen &Ih eight-stroke, HiIdebrand
l52; No. 5 W. Gardiner 166; No 4, Giles.
PIE, lC6; No. 5, Eckfeldt, 152; No. 2, KeI-
Ire, I52; bow, Blocke, Isl; coxswain. Tup-
per, ia. up
The crews will leave for Poughkeepsie
about June Is.
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Gardner stopped Forbes,

CHICAGO. June Oscar Gardner
knocked out Harry Forbes tonight at the
Fort Dearborn Athletic club in the first
round of what was to have been a six
round go. The men had been fighting
only about a minute and half, and were
mixing it I'D lively. when suddenly Gard
ner stepped in close and caught Forbes
with a short right Jolt in the pit of the
stomach. Forbes had shade the best
of it up to the time he was knocked
out.
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Electricity in Cnnsu1es-

This new compound, which is made
from cheap chemicals, is put up in cap
sule form and when added to a certain
electricity to light a house, drive an
automobile or even a railroad train. But
This IS nothing compared to the strength
Gnlng power contained in a bottle of
HoStetters Stomach Bitters 1t cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia. biliousness. liver
and kidney troubles and fills the system
with the viSor of health =
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BALL PLAYERS FIGHT.
Flick and LajOie, of the PhiIadeI-
Dhias, Mixed 1t.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The absence
Of Of ,Lajoie and Flick from their usual 20
delpha and Chicago YESTERDAY led it1i't, ta =
statement that they had been injured in
morning 1ll1I practice. 1t developed today
@ that they had fist fight. in which Ilajoie
eye. Flick, it is said, left the club house
Yowlng he would not again play on the
team. team; The club MANAGEMENT today, in
absence, said that Flick will play tomnr-
row Lajoie, of course, with a broken
thumb, will not be able to play for some
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Q n STo RE a..
Bears the a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &N2zzm
Tod sIoan RenrImanded

LONDON, June LIN consequence of
some confusion at Tattenham corner dur
ing the Derby. by witch ]. R. Keane' 8
Disguise Ii. is alleged to have hampered
the Prince of Wales Diamond Jubilee
and Mr.. Musker's Chenening. by crossing,
the EPSON stewards, on the evidence of
the other jockeys. today severely repri-
manded Tod Sloan, who rode Disguise II.
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Joe WaIcOtt III.

NEW YORK. June Joe Walcott, the
well known colored pugi.ist, is i'll with
typhoid fever at his quarters at New
dorp. He has been training for several
bouts and recently caught a severe cold.
A physician who was called said the fever
had developed and would have to take
it's course Unless Walcott RECEIVERS rap
idly his matches with Choynski and Stiff
will be POSTPONED.
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CHICAGO, June AFTER defeating Be
lott today by a score of 4 to 8, the Uni
versity of Chicago nine left for Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, where they will play the
University Of Michigan tomorrow. Be
fore returning to Chicago they will play
Cornell, Pennsylvania. Columbia and two
games with Georgetown.
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Earned runs, New York /; first base
by errors, New York i: left on bases,
New York 0, Pittsburg s. first base on
balls, off Seymour 8, off Chesbro 5; struck
mour 3; three-base hit, Selbach; two-base
hit, Wagner; sacrifice hit. Wagner; stolen
base, Selbach; double plays, Gleason to
Davis to Doyle, Davis to Gleason to
Doyle 2, Ely to Leach to Cooley; hit by
pitched ball. Chesbro /; hits, off Chesbro
in two innings, 4; wild pitch, Seymour i
Chesbro /; passed ball, Warner; umpire,
Swartwood; time 1:55
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IS YET IN DOUBT.
Matter of Transfer of Sioux City
Ball Club to ST. Paul

SIOUX CITY, To-, June AT the meet
Ing of the Western league magnates in
this city today the Chase ball was Off
cially condemned and w. P. Chase, man
ager of the Des Moines club, intimated
that he would sue for damages. The
matter of throwing out the games played
With the Chase ball was left for final
decision with the National league board.
The matter of transferring the Sioux
City franchise to st. Paul was not de-
eided, and the magnates will hold an
other session tomorrow
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chessmasters' Tournament.

PARIS. June play in the interna-
tional masters chess tournament today
resulted: Pillsbury defea ted Dieder. Las
ker defeated Mason. Burn defeated Mics
es and Janowski defeated Showalter.
Rosen and Brody and Mashall and Tscni-
gorin drew their games. These drawn
games will be replayed tomorrow
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CHICK FOR TRE PH|LLES
PITCHER GARVIN, OF CHICAGO,
WAS IN THE MOST EXCELLENT
FORM FOR THE FRAY
BROOKLYN WAS A WINNER
Boston Got a Game Through the
Error of Umpire EmsIie-Min-
neapOIis Opened Well
at Home.
BROOKLYN WAS A WINNER
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston
Pittsburg at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, June Pitcher
Garvin was in good form today and kept
Philadelphia down to 1--WE scattered hits.
Chicago, by hitting Maui consecutively,
succeeded in winning the last game of
the series. Maui went to pieces in the
third inning allowing the visitors to bat
out four singles and a double. which
netted them four runs Attendance. 2.915.
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Earned runs, Brooklyn 5, st. Louis 2;
home run, Cross; three-base hit, Donlin;
two-base hit, Farrell; first base on error,
Brooklyn /; left on bases, Brooklyn 3, ST.
Louis 5; struck out, by Kennedy l, by
Young 3; stolen bases, Keeler 2. Sheck-
ard, Donovan; bases on balls, by Young
/; double play Keister to McGann; wild
pitch Kennedy; time, 80; umpire, Hurst.
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Earned runs, Boston 1; two-base hits,
Allen, Collins; two-base hit, Irwin; stolen
on balls, off Cuppy /, off Newton 1; hit
by ball, Irwin; struck out, by Cuppy 2,
by Newton 3; passed balls, Kahoe e. wild
pitch, Newton; time, 2:20; umpire, Ems
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TWELVE-INNING STRUGGLE

zone out when winning run was made.
Earned runs. Milwaukee 1: two-base
hits. Anderson a9d Genins q home run.
Wilson 3; hit by pitched ball. Burke:
struck out by. Bowling l. by Wilson I:
umpire. CantiilOn; time, 2:15
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baseball game, scheduled for Lexington
park Tuesday afternon, continues to ex-
cite great deal of interest and discus
sion amongst the partisans of the two
theaterS.
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EPSON Races.

LONDON. June 1.-The Duke of Port
lands bay filly La Roche. by st. Simon
Miss Mildred, won the Oaks stakes of
e4,5O0 at Epson today. Merry Gal was
second and Lady Schumberg, ridden by
Tod Sloan, was third. Fourteen horses
ran.
The tnclement weather and the absence
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Earned runs, Chicago 4; two-base hits,
Ryan, Camel, Thomas; three-base hit,
Gross; sacrifice hits, Camel. Mccormick,
Slagle; left on bases, Chicago 8, Phila-
deIphia, 7; double plays, Childs to Camel
to Donahue, Thomas to Mcfarland; first
base on balls, off Garvin 4; bit by pitched
ball. Mertes; struck out, by Garvin l, by
Maui 2; time, 1885, umpire ODay.
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VIII PIay Mt Hammond.

The st. Paul High School baseball
team leaves this morning for Hammond,
Wis, where it will play the local high
school nine.
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CYCLE PATH AT COMO.

Park Hoard Is Asked to Put It in
Repair.
The committee of the Associated Wheel
men of st. Paul met at the Commercial
club last night. A report from the cen
trail committee on the state convention
of Wheelmen, to be held here during
state fair week, was received and adopt
ed. -
A committee was appointed to confer
cycle path around Lake Como. which,
the committee claims, Is by far the worst
strip of cycle path in The city.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June detroit
narrowly avoided shut-out at the hands
of Minneapolis today. One run In the
ninth inning. allowed by an error of
Smith, saved them. Harvey, the new
twirler recently secured by Minneapolis,
proved almost invincible, allowing but
three hits. Yeager was batted out of the
box in the second inning, and Frisk was
put in to stop the slaughter. He did
fairly we'll. Attendance. 5000. Score:
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BRooKLYN woN HANDILY.
st. Louis Men Were. Never in the
Hunt.

BROOKLYN, June l. = The Brook
lyns played good ball today and beat
ST. Louis easily. The lead gained by the
home team and Kennedys fine pitching
was too much for the visitors. Dahen's
stortstop play was a feature. Wallace.
who was injured in Wednesdays game,
left for home tOnight. Score:
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CoLLEGIANs TOO FAST.
Ffremen Were No Match for the
MacaIester Team Yesterday.

The Macalester college baseball team
and team representing the ST. Paul fire
department crossed bats at Lexington
park yesterday afternoon, and after six
innings Of agony the contest was called
off, with the collegians totaling thirty-one
gather up only five The game possessed
little interest for the spectators. Most
of the run-getting by the college players
resulted from their work at the bat and
lnnqmerable field errors by the firemen
Following is the score:
Manchester :. ..........4 6 6 1m
Firemen ..............0 2 2 0 0 l. 5
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BLAME THE UMPIRE.
Boston Victory Is Charged Up to
Mr.. Ems-ie.

BOSTON, June lin the fifth inning Of
today's game with Cincinnati, Long was
put out at second base, but Umpire Ems
lie failed to see the play. Boston then
batted in six runs and won the game
Collins caught several difficult flies. At
tendance 200 Score:
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The spaldings will cross bats with the
Hfosemount Clippers Sunday morning at
purse of SIS. Batteries. for Spaldings.
Murnane and Boland; Clippers, Laclaire
and Murphy
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TOO LATE FOR RUBE.

WnddeIl Could Not Save Game for
Pittsburg.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The New Yorhs
made five runs off Chesbro's pitching in
the first two innings. F[e was then re-
lieved by Waddell, but the change was
made too late. Seymour allowed few
hits, but was anything but steady. At
tendance 1000 Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Nelson Kids will cross bats with
the tn ~ Town C and Country Kids this morning
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Nelson
Kids would like to hear from any team
In or out Of the city in the sixteen-year-
old class. Send all challenges to c. Mil
Ter, 69 Great Northern building.
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MINNEAPOLIS IN A WALK.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Detroit at Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Milwaukee
Buffalo at Chicago.
indianapolis at Kansas City
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Detroit ...........,.0 0 0 0 Ii
*Harvey out on bunt strikes.
Earned runs, Minneapolis 2; three-base
hit. Harvey: home run, Dixon; passed
ball. McAllister; bases on balls, off
Yeager 2. off Frisk 5, off Harvey 4; struck
out, by Yeager l, by Frisk l, by Harvey
8; left on bases, Minneapolis 13. Detroit
s; stolen base, Harvey; sacrifice hit,
Fisher; umpire, Sheridan; time, 2:30.
BOTH TEAMS FOUGHT HARD.
hard for The eanoe todav hut Chics go
hit Amole harder than the visitors could
hit Denzer. Two errors by Andrews in
the eighth inning also helped the home
team. Attendance $50 Score:
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The Elks have organized for the sea-
son and are ready to play any team in
or out of the city under eighteen. Ad-
atess ii. l. Cummings, 771a West Third
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on baSeS, Chicago 5, Buffalo 4; two-base
hits' hhits' a6a1lligans Dowd, Brodie; three-b base
mus mus, SGhrec, Sugden; sacrifice hits Shu-
cart, Brodle Hartman; stolen bases.
Shugart Hartman; double play, Andrews
(unaSsisted); struck out, by Denzer /, by
Amole 2; base on balls, off Denzer l; time.
1:4O; umpire, Dwyer O'
GEAR WAS WILD.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Juna -Tbo wild
ness of Gear and costly errors bv tba
nome team permitted Indianapolis to
score an easy victory over Kansas City
today. Goar was given perfect support.
Attendance, 1900 Score:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
Ell pASO NOW HEADQUARTERS
Gen. Openheimer's ReappOint-
ment As Major General

General L. M. Openheimer, who
commanded the Second Texas United
States volunteer infantry in the
Spanish war. has been resppointed
major general of the Texas Volunteer
Guard and received his commission
Saturday. The Texas Volunteer Guard
has just been reoreanized and consists
of two brigades, each composed OF two
regiments-one regimen. of cavalry
and three light batteries.
= General Opeuheimer having moved
to Ell Paso, the above appointment
makes Ell Paso the division headquar-
tiers of the Texas Volunteer Guard.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
PERSONAL.

E. J. Collins leaves tonight for Los
Angeles.
Santiago P. Ascarate, of Las Cruces,
Is in town.
New Years present to DR.. and Mrs.
HOrsley-a boy.
A. Abbott and wife left this morning
for Hillsboro, Texas.
Mrs j. P. Dieter and children left
last evening for Chicago.
Mrs. Nestor Armijo, of Las Cruces.
spent New Years in the city.
E. Miller, librarian of the college at
Mesilla Park, was in town Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. P. Casey came
down from Las Cruces this morning.
J. w. Fisher, of the Pierson, re-
turned last night from his eastern
trip.
Geo. Ames and wife we're among the
S. p. travellers for San Francisco to-
day.
Deputy United States Marshal Hille-
brand has returnd from holiday visit
at Austin.
J. Sage, instructor in the college
shops at Mesilla Park, was in town
New Years day.
Emil Solignac, register of the land
Office at Las Cruces, spent Sunday and
New Years day in the city.
Mat:M. Tarpey. the well known at
torney of San Francisco, returned
home this morning over the S. P.
Misses Mary Edwards, Florence
Beall and Leila Trumbull will give a
bail at the Orndorff Wednesday even
ing.
Chester Hunt, who spent the holt
days with his parents in this city, left
today for California to re-enter col.
lege.
M. j. Kohlberg, formerly of this city
but now engaged in business at Dem.
ing, is visiting his brother, E. Kohl
berg.
E. c.. Collins and family. who have
been stopping at the Orndorff, left this
morning over the S. P. for San Fran
cisco.
Bill Hare, Sam Rosenwasser. Hariz
Kelly aud Willis Schultz made it warm
yesterday for the game about Hueco
Tauks.
Cnester hunt, son of T. E. Hunt,
commercial agent of the S. p, went
back to his school in San Mateo. Cal,
this morning.
Frank Thoma came down from Las
Cruces yesterday and will return to-
night. He will open a business in Ell
Paso about the 18th Of the month.
Ed. Stevens, of the Torpedo mine at
organ, IN NJ, was In the city over
Sunday: He came down to get piece
OF machinery for the works at the
Torpedo.
Harry Hubbard :of San Elizario.
formerly a student at the college at
Mesilla Park, and now attending the
state university at Austin, was in the
city Saturday and Sunday. e
Thomas 81. Dryer, of Chicaoo who
Is associated with j. c. Burk in the
cattle business, is in the city today.
he will'make trip into Mexico for
the purpose of buying cattle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
Patterson and Reckhart.

Patterson and Reckhart.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
LOOMS, Dean, Rossiter, Julian, Good
man, Robinson, Schauer. HILBERT,
Keays, Mari. Hayne. Schultz, Nc
Donoge, Wedmsn, Reeves, Villas,
Wheeler, Bergman, Harrington.
O'Keeffe, Lieut.. Dwyer. Lieut.. Cordier,
Mayor Magoffin, Count Fredericks,
Pollard, Ten Eyck, Buchoz, Taylor,
Karr, Lyons, Thinner, Roberts, Bush,
Leonard, Maple, Baker, Mccoy, Blum,
Woods, Rogers, Reckhart, Jones, Lane.
Campbell, Buoker, Conners, Paul, Bar
low, Chriss, Hughes, Brooks, Chemtz,
Tuttle, Percy, Brown, Kline, Bias,
Hewitt, Pratt, Delgado, Green, War
der, Spivey, Gen. Oppenb elmer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02

Dear Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-nine
FAREWELL
What joys or sorrows have been thine
Who can tell:
Thy sweetest hope may have been crushed :
The question asked-thy lips are hushed-
Or who can te Ill the century's run
How it does end or when begun;
But what is that to thee or me?
l weep for thee in parting breath;
Loves heart is SAD at touch of death,
Farewell.
Old year, farewell,
Viewed from thy past we hope anew
Ever trusting to LIES end.
YOu to us have been friend.
Or knell or chimes ring DER thy bier
Until we greet the glad New Year
1900
g. p. G.