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DELAWARE Division


For New Castle, S.13, a. m.;2.35. 4.27
and sos p. ln., week days.
For Lewes, S.l3 a. m. 4.27 d. m. week
days. WON
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
o.l3, ll.04 a. m.; 4.27, 6.58 and 1911 !.
m: Sundays, l2.11 p. m.
FOR wyoming and way stations, 2.35
p. m., week days. w
= Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
comfort and Norfolk, 11.04 a. M, week
Gays, and l2.11 night, daily.
Trains LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TlON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
8.50a. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Gin.
clnnati, Louisville and st. Louis.
Dining Carr
lo.2o a. M, daily for Pittsburg and Chi.
c!aago. No coaches to Pittsburg. Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l2.2G .. m. daily, "Limited.n piftehury
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, Cincinn..
natl, Louisville and st. Louis. (Din.
1925 ?. ii. daily, Pittsburg, and Cleve.
4.30 p. u. daily, Pittsburg. Chicago.
Nashville (yia Cincinna5i), lndisnapo.
lis ana 1t. Louie. Dining Car.
SoJ ?. m, daily, Pittsburg anG Chicago.
iof Toledo, except SATURDAY.
~ A5 2 ~, daily PttaDurs, Cinoinnatj,
Louisville, Cleveland and Sc. I.orig.
li,1l p N. daily, Pittshdlg ana gdiesro
t'y tor Knoxville, yia aepandnlf
Valley Route; sor Cleveland, eyasp,
calet5ay.
ll Congressional Limi.sd Express
" FestibaIe Parlor Gar. ana lGnine
Fnlman charge.
Y M Limited Express, Vegtibula PeplDj
a'a, Fes,'bule Passenger Ccechez and
Dining Car. No extra iaie. -'-'~
The Wilmington Tranafer Company
M1,l call ier ana check baggage iron
Tor further Information, passenger,
y. are referred to TIE ticket agent at tht
J. 3. HUTCHINSON, J.R. WOOD
V7i'' manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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10 Corncr 0iive OF 3iar!sct.

Chicago Fob. 1l.--rnc Record saws:
Bis holders Of olive oil are attempting
to corner the output Tor this year Thc
cross amount Of last years production
was only about 30 per cent of thut OF
former years, and this shortage will have
z tendency to make the price of the real
article ascend. Cablegrams have been
received in Chicago giving the Tip that
America holds the key to the olive oil
situation. The price has advanced 90
cents gallon over the price of two
weeks ago.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Rallway.-New York and
Florida Limited, 8 54 p. m. weekdays
for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Augusta
via Aiken, and Port Tampa; 6. 46 D. m,
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta
Memphis and New Orleans; 7.S6 D. m.'
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Mem.
phiss, Nashville, via Asheville and Hot
Springs. --''
Atlantic Coast Line.-New York and
Florida Special 3.32 p. m. weekdays, for
Jacksonville and st. Augustine; 1918 y,
M, daily, sleepers to Charleston. Miami
Port Tampa and Macon; LOS a. M.
daily, ,sleepers to Richmond and Jack.
sonvile. Oo'>
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.11 D.
M, daily, dining car and sleepers to Gin.
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on the gold standard. 1--WE are not on
the gold standard except by the unau-
thorlzed action Of the treasury. We are
on what is sometimes called limpine
silver standard and sometimes a gold
standard.
Nobody outside of the United States
has considered the United States on the
gold standard, but it may be said that we
practically have been forced by executive
usurpatlon and transgression of the law
to proceed as if we were on a gold stand
ard"
Mr.. Teller denied that the United
States was, under the law, on the gold
standard, as had been argued but that
this pending bill was TO be enacted into
law because the gold standard adyo-
Gates were afraid that the American peo-
pie would put some man in the White
House who would not favor the gold
standard. This fear constituted the rca-
son for the pending bill, the purpose he
ing to embody the gold standard in the
statutes, so that it could not be disturbed
without great difficulty.
III the House,
The house entered upon the considora-
ton of the executive. legislative and iudi
enway (lnd.), who was in charge of the
Dill, called il up the reports in the CON
tested election case of Aldrich versus
robbins, from the Fourth Alabama dis
tfuct' were submitted. The majority re-
ported III favor of the contestant and the
minority IN favor of the sitting member.
Inc Democrats were disposed to insist
upon several days for general debate on
the legislative bill on the ground that not
sufficient time was to be allowed to do
pate the Porto Sican tariff bill. All Of
lolts TO reach I'm agreement failed, and
the mousse went INTO committee Of the
Wnolc win 10 arrangement about general
debate.
Mr.. llemenway made general expla-
nation of the bill.
Mr.. Payne tN. ", the floor leader of
the majority, interrupted Mr.. Hrmcn-
way 70 announce that in view Of the fail
ure TO reach an agreement concerning the
debate on the legislative bill hc would
call up the Porto tican bill on Monday
next
Mr Ilrmcnway, continuing, said that
th' iaiSe additional temporary force of
fiNfks ~ tlc WAIT and navy departments
ltip aHa lNo respectively were coniin-
''' '''st 'i'f'A ltft Attillif4itt"' deemed 4
si,Eise AT TINS tinc 70 provide specific
sal..li,t tnl q permanent increase.
SeeaiiAg generally about tac clerical
lafge NJ l1e dopafmrn,s, Mir. lIomcuway
A.o@ed GlH5 hing ~ Il storm l0y=assprt-
ity t'@l Ae departments ,teap d.lad witli
iilAgt'u.i ".a Wcrg kent In lv M,Ht-
in.Hr5te. Iih &5ia Wirut5r 5fs
.'.l Ny a dega@rlip proposed 9 III
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w lIaF-hy h't @ Nfr steward Hill I
'earlyoi an @anHve valentine and bad
5etlseA l.iS @.tnaf haYing sent It. She I
l'ptd tlte arfu-5iion, and he attempted /
z asaatli 'r. Wien die son fired the
taot ana Indicted the fatal wound.
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Qa tae", ,r5m tte hl t3p looking loWH:
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~ - N.
FntuI DucIs shootiag Pnrtv.

Vietoria, i. g., Feb. 1l.-on Sunday
morning eX-A!dcrman Richard Kcnnon.
John NJ. Cordell. miner. and w. Kelly,
a fisherman, left Nanamo to shoot ducks.
Their boat has been found lying on the
mud banks under water. The body of
Kelly was visible from the surface. A
party has left for the scene to grapple
for the other bodies. The three men
were well known and had families.
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Movements of warship,.

Washington, Feb. 14.-The Lancaster
arrived at Santiago from Caimanera an
has sailed from that point for Cienfue.
gos. The Monongahela has arrived at
st. Kits, The Caesar has left San Juan
for CnlehIi island.
The sun., 1900-02-15

Through an inadyertency, the last four
lines in Wordsworth's poem on the
"Daffodills," published in this column
yesterday, were misprinted, four lines
from his poem on the grave of Burns
having been transcribed instead Of the
final four of the last stanza of "Daffo-
dills," reading:
They flash upon that inward eye,
Which is the bliss of solitude;
And then my heart with pleasure fills
And dances with the daffodills.
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be % years old next month. By pro-
iession he is a lawyer. When he made
his maiden speech in the House the other
day he held his manuscript straight out
in front of him as schoolmaster would
hold book.
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Nine. Patti announces in a recent letter
to New York friend that she will possi-
lively not visit this country at an early
papers have done to make it appear that
she would. Her European engagements
will prevent an American tour this year.
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While stopping at Stratford- d-on-Avon
recently Marie Corelli, the novelist, was
much annoyed by almost continuous
piano practice in a female seminary
across the way. Driven to desperation
at length, The Chicago Chronicle says,
she addressed somewhat snappy note
to the principal of the school, asking
that during piano practice the windows
be closed. The schoolmistress replied
that if the music would prevent the COM
position of another such book as Corelli's
"The Sorrows OF Satan" she would cheer
fully order another dozen pianos.
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PERTINENT PERSONALS.

Miss Evelyn Louise Leasa daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Lease, is said TO be ethe youn--
est lecturer in the country. She is only
4 years old. She is studying law with
the view Of taking up political legal
career following in this regard in the
footsteps OF her famous mother.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A SOUTHERN Anr1sr or 81

SOUTHERN ARTIST or NOTE.
Miss Du Ere is daughter of the
south, and decided brunette. AZ .
ehlld she sang with remarkable power
ana expression, and was tile object of
wonder among her relatives and friends
most OF whom were musicians OF no or
binary ability. With Artistic tcmnera.
ment and an inherent taste for music
ahd 4 marked talent far iugiug, she was
sett 10 iarls. Whtlc S'ie became the
Pupil p. Madame Marcaesi. wE0 We.
4 5ctSd ier Ier GREAT 'ocess. fhnt
4iAaa"te MawHesi's pra5 ian ba4 ca,ne
ti"t VI Q.As saa 4H t,g laet that sAG
54asi 2 G'iW6daAut ln.fatto fit
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h1ap Ha i5 taga0y.
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e:gG hes,. ili8 an, /. Elral6r
'rfk e ~ eLsai, caurt IS c1iti. .alf Ui.
and the 4ather Ge#pHriu& of t.. III.
recovery, Won't iHio tAo fair ground a4d
shot himself. W.c suicide. Who w4s n
Years of a4r lelt noie to iar coi5-p
stating tha though no lad ua1,n. Iired n
revolver he would take his ifc wi,l tla.
weapon. lie WAS a Eentuekian by hirth.
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United States Hotel

Mrs. c. E. Doellbor, proprie-
tress. Nos. 8, 5 and 7 French
street. Lunch cafe and saloon
attached. Lunch every Satur-
day night.
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Miss Mary Buchanan Randolph, who
was buried at Maplewood, near Char
lottesville, Va, on Monday last, was
daughter of DIR. w. G. n. Randolph. for
many years rector of the University of
Virginia, and great-great-grand-
daughter of Thomas Jefferson.
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"PlELD FLOWERS"

"''lo not have been manufactured for less than
SI.JJ.
The Fund created is divided equally between
the family of the late Eugene Field and the
memory of the beloved poet Of childhood.
Address
EUGENE FIELD MONUMENT SOUVENIR FUND
(Also at Book Stores) 1SO Monroe St., Chicago
If YOU also wish to send postage. enclose Iocts
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Representative Fitzgerald Of New York
9 aims the title of vounget man in the
House. He was born in 1872, and will
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WHAT M0LINEUX HOPES.
Reversal PIrn BASED on Admission os
barnet Evidence,

| baTheE evidence,
New York, Fob. IA. Roland B. NIoli.
ncliX, in the Tomhs awaiting sentence.
received another visit from his counsel.
George Gordon Battle. Mr.. Battle said
| at the close of the interview that his
cileht was in better spirits than at any
time since his trial began.
mere has been Il great deal of sur
PRISE expressed at Alolncuxs compo-
sure, Mr.. Battle said, in view of the re-
cent verdict against him. AS a matter
OF TACT, he is rot in the least worried by
the outcome Of the trial, as he is suni-
GENTLY ycrsed in legal procedure to feel
perfectly confident thar the verdict will
ne reversed by tho court of appeals"
n new explanation Of Mr. Weeks rea-
sons for not interposing any defense on
pehalt of his client was furnished by a
member of Mr.. Weeks staff who assist
ed hi'h during the trial Mr.. Weeks, ac-
cordihS to this authority, decided that
Recorder Goff in allowing the admission
oil the Barnet evidence had given him n
sure ground for Il reversal Even before
the question of the admssibility of tho
Barnct testimony came up Mr.. Weeks
was confident that Il now trial would M
ordered in the event Of conviction. on the
strength of the exceptions taken earlier
in the case.
When it camc to 4 question of putting
IN defense, according 70 Mr.. Weeks M
Sociate, the chicf counsel for Alolincuy
declded that IN view or thc certainty of Il
reversal in any case ii would be foolish
y run the risk ol exposing Lis client and
the 9ther necessary Witnesses for Il sue
ceSsl#il defence 10 tho dangers ol Il cross
examination which might bring ont nm
s'lV9nF matters and prejudice thc mind,
Y ihe JlhH without doing auy substan-
t5'l sod 70 the caIjsa of tllc lrlrHsp.
leiilt,N Hp# s,sses his da.ly oxalrisc
81 ,s2 iHitar of ln iail. Since ,ie ro-
5"A 'i ne Verdict Enlilr linn eGilty he
4ef1 neon aat4iA4 "a lily l9rmcr 3UljioaeI
MAf' 5t91tdhig tn ne warden 0f iarI
t',llii, '' %Il't tA It.'rt cau tlltlhly
a4li s'el Hlll l &ti Iar lAH hcI
'9.4. q y isll ,s Mait.ad di gpal the B.gsr-
4 Ai1@ aa,'.t iram paars.
Bbilal, F,b. 1t-.tn aHpiis,t.,1 ~
'll leerNt E tha ldu-.AiHertlu rH /
5iais i2hi taiis ff an oNEibi; tn
ka Wn as 'I.o Jafdin da pasis.s g
eAiahit will require Il spHte OF aa5gt "Mgf
sUiHe feet. IN II spacious EfCsf in M
center win BE given ''Eaturaisf eul-
dril!es,' the nature OF which is not stutod !
though the lct:cr says they will incltil
the grille d'Egott" ana "La Nome Fro.
mage from the Moulin Rouge \ prom
enade will extend around the Kiosk. ol
which will be placed taycms. bcarina
such names as lie Celia" La Ron.
lette," LA Rat Mort" This .nplicagt
suggests that his exhibit will l. "A e mos
animated spot on the whole exposition
rpouD1S ~
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Miscellaneous.

Widower of highest standing socially and
financially, wishes kind hearted and iovahla a,i
W MIie. Mr. jackson, S1i7 Rhodes Ave-, Chicago,
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W. Hannis Taylor, ex-Minster to
Spain, and author Of standard ''His-
tory of the English Constitution" is now
engaged at his home in Mobile, Ala, in
writing text book on international law
1t has been fifty years since compre-
hensive work ON this subject was writ
ten.
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M ANTED-.A room without board. Must be
on on west side. south Of Eleventh and north
streets. Charges must be reasonable. address 80
s. j., sun Office.
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Y AIDES coats altered and refined at Kinge
- 6l5 Orange street.
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PLAlN SEWING DONE CHEAP.
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Ernest Groult, who once saved the life
OF Alexander II of Russia, has lately
been discovered living in dire poverty in
Havre. Groult disarmed the Pole who
attempted to shoot the Gear at the Long
champs races in 1887. For this act he re-
ceived 500 in gold and a handsome
miniature Of the Gar and Czarina. He
has petitioned the present Czar to relieve
his distress, but nothing has yet been
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Given Free

to each person interested
in subscribing to the Eu-
gene Field Monument
Souvenir Fund. Sub
scribe any amount de-
sired. subscriptions as
low as Sl.00 will entitle
donor to this daintily ar
tistic volume.
"FlELD FLOWERS"
(cloth bound, Sxl0,) as o
certificate of subscription
10 fund. Book contains q
selection of Fields best
and most representative
works and is ready for de-
livery.
But for the noble con-
tribution of the worlds
greatest artists this book
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MI ANTED.-A married couple. or t,vo yo,,, -
men to board on West Side. nicely ~.
hlshed second story front room Address. -'''
w. c., Sun Office
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For Sale.

ENok SALE Store and dwelling, eight rooms
n and bath, suitable for grocery OF bakery.
WM. W. CR4NFORD
9ol Shsllcross Avenue. wilmington.
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For Rent.

EN0IkE RENT-The large store house No. s07
~ M hing street now occupied by T. N. Stay ton,
, ~, = EDMUND N. FRAZER. only.
Apply at 400 East 4th street '--'''
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HelD Wanted Males.

w ANTED--An oyster opener. Apply.
w A. l.. Ainscow, S02 Market st.
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Help Wanted Females.

NM ANTED-Young lady of prepossessjnr an
W ,pearance to travel with gentleman and
vile In small stage show no experience REQUIRED
Apply 504 Market st.
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w ANTED-A girl for ladies' tailoring nv
w good experienced worker; good wages.
eleauy piace. l0l West Sth street
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-14
COAL FIELDS
OF CAPTAIN
Nav Mean Cheap Fuel For
Il PaSO.
A GREAT DEVELOPMENT
Several of the We6lthiest Companies
In the Country Have Sent Forces
OF Men TO locate the Richest
Veins In that Locdiit

II the reports from the Captain coal
districts are not all a myth, the time
is not far distant when FL Paso will
have as cheap coal as any city in the
country. One expert after another
has visited this now famous field and
all have made a favorable report. So
favorable at least that several of the
wealthiest companies in the entire
country have sent in forces to make de-
velopments
:. 7. Gray. who formerly owned all
the coal lands in the vicinity of Capt.
tan. is in the city on his monthly visit.
He says there are now three companies
developing coal property in that sec
ton and all have equally as good pros
poets as has the New Mexican Fuel
company which as already developed
the mines at Captain.
The Linderman Coal company which
has bought n tract of 1000 acres just
east of Captain. has begun opening the
mines and will be shipping coal in n
few months. They have put in some
machinery and last Saturday received
their boiler and other heavy machin-
cry.
The Linderman company is composed
of the Bethlehem Steel company's di-
rectors of New York which is one of
the wealthiest companies in the entire
rangements with the White Oaks rail-
way to bring the coal into FL Paso
and will operate the property on an eN-
tensiXe scale.
This company has also obtained an
option of 1000 acres of iron lands five
miles from the coal mines and are pre-
pairing to develop 1t extensively. Ar
chibald McCullock. an iron expert from
Buffalo. Nv York. who has been in FL
Paso for several days. went up to Capt.
tan yesterday to examine the property,
with the view OF putting in a smelter
furnace on the grounds. The company
has had favorable reports from the
property several times and now Will
make n thorough investigation and de-
eide finally what will be done.
If the coal and iron mines of this
company are thoroughly developed ii
will be the biggest thing in this section
OF the west and place a successful COM
peditor in the field against the Colora-
do Fuel and Iron company.
4 company of Detroit capitalists
have also ATTAINED a lease of 5000 acres
of coal lands not far from Captain and
are at work investigating its worth.
They have found as good coal as is in
any of the other mines and are prepar-
ing to develop il. II is understood that
has been ordered and all ar
are being made to begin
shipping coal as early as possible.
With all these mines in operation
there Is no question but that FL Paso
will b able to get cheap coal and have
n supply for all of the many railroads
here.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-14
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
First N. e Church Expresses Graf
Itu1e To Rev. Mr.. Morrison.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the official board of the First NJ. r.
church. in recognition of the valuable
services rendered to the church at va
rious times. by the superintendent of
the New Mexico English mission of
which FL Paso is part. the following
was adopted:
I'm view of the great help this. the
First NJ. z. church. has received ut the
hands of our superintendent Rev. A.
L. Morrison, ID. d.. in the many bur-
dens. financial and otherwise. that have
fallen to our lot. we the representa-
tives of our church in official board
assembled take pleasure in returning
our heartfelt thanks to our brother.
We desire especially to acknowl-
edge his last work in our behalf in
leading us to success in the effort to
provide. in full. by subscription for
all the expenses of the year.
Resolved. That the secretary be in
structed to transmit this expression
to our superintendent and to extend
our best wishes and prayers for God s
blessing upon him and his labors."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-14
SCHOOLS FOR CApITAS
Commissioners Sent Here To Inspect
Our BUILDINGS.

5. I. Gray and J. Il. LiShtfoot. two
members OF the school board at Capt.
tan. New Mexico. arrived in FL Paso
last night.
They are here TO inspect the public
school buildings in view Of deciding
on one for Captain.
The township of Captain recently
voted $4,000 in bonds for the purpose
of erecting Il fine school building and
the committee are here for modern
ideas on schools.
MIR Lightfoot says the Captain dis
trict has 32i children in the scholastic
age and that number is increasing all
the time
The new building will be sufficient
to accommodate all patrons at present
but when the other coal mines are
opened they expect to build another
The work on the new building will be-
gin within a few weeks
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-14
Flied for Record.

Harry Turner to Hugh \. Mclean
and Edmond de Goncer. lot 20. in block
1Ol. Campbell's addition. $3.50.
Mrs :. L. Mckinney to Hugh a. Nc
Lean. lots 10 and 20. block 200. Camp
bells addition. 5000.
Ernest Kohlberg to Hogh a. Nc
Lean. lot 6. block Z. Campbell's ad-
dition. $3.50.
First National Bank of Springfield.
Vermont, to Hugh A. Mclean and Ed
mond de Goncer. one-half interest in
lots IL. IL and 10. block lis. Campbell's
addition. S1.17O.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-14
CEMENT
SIDEWALKS
Many Now In Evidence in al!
Parts Of the City.
VhEY COST M N E Y
But the people Want Them and IT Is
Only Question OF Time Until
the Whole Town Will Re paved

The demand for good sidewalks
property owners and authorities of Ell
, Paso. There could be more good side
walks than at present, but the fact that
; there is a continual and gradual ad-
vance in this line of improvement
leaves no ground for serious complaint
In the business section a number of
new concrete walks have recently been
completed on San Antonio street
]. p Dieter has given his tenants in
, the Emeral Cafe building and the pub
lie the benefit of a good new sidewalk
extending entirely around the property
mentioned and half way down the
block on San Antonio street from
! Stanton. On South Stanton Mr.. Die
ter has also a new building occupied by
plumbing shop and a dry goods store.
IN front of which he has had new side
walks put down.
The Lion Grocery company has also
had the new sidewalk extended in
front Of its new property on south
stanton street
Just across the street on south Stan
ton Fitzgerald Moore is at present put
ting down a new sidewalk in front OF
, the Mclver Patterson Vehicle business.
On north Oregon street the city is
falling into line and having a beautiful
STATE cOlOreQ concrete Walk lalQ the
whole length of Buckler square.
On north Oregon and mesa avenue
concrete walks are the whole thing
and few gaps to be filled in will
give those two thoroughfares a contin-
nous line of good walks.
DIR. Lindsay has just completed a new
walk on two sides of his Sanitarian.
corner Missouri and north Oregon.
Besides there are many other short
strips of cement sidewalks that have
recently been laid.
Damage Suit
Through his attorneys Harris and
Walthall. Denicio Abbillar today filed
suit against Henry Pfaffff for 5000
damages for the death of his son Ra-
Der IL
The pleaintiff alleges in his complain
that his son was run over by team of
horses owned by Henry Pfaff and that
it was due to the negligence of the de-
PENDANT or his driver. and he prays the
court to award him damages of $4,000
and all other relief
1t will be remembered that the boy
was run over by a beer wagon on
Stanton street about a month ago and
died the next day from injuries receiv-
ed
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